Lbs College Bulletin

INFORMATION BULLETIN
2013-2014
MISSION
To impart finest quality Technical Education & training and to nurture a vision of
sustainable development and bequeath it to the next generation of professionals
VISION
To become a paragon institution for pursuance of education and research in
engineering and technology
L B S College of Engineering, Kasaragod

(A Government of Kerala Undertaking)
Povval, Muliyar (P.O), Kasaragod-671542
e-mail:principal@lbsce.org
www.lbscek.ac.in
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INFORMATION BULLETIN
Printed and distributed by
L B S College of Engineering, Kasaragod- 671542
Compiled by
Kishor Kumar V V,
Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering
(from the data supplied by the departments)
TELEPHONE NUMBERS
1. College Office
04994-250290, 04994-250555
2. Principal
04994-251800
3. Administrative Officer
04994-251566
INTERCOM NUMBERS
ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK
Principal
200
A.P
351
Principal/CA/Common
220
Staff Room
352
Administrative Officer
205
Machines Lab
354
Accounts Officer
203
Dept. Library
355
Junior Superintend
204
Work Shop
356
University Section Clerk
202
Electronics Lab
357
Admission/Purchase Section 208

Library
206
CSE DEPARTMENT
HOD- MCA/CSE
250
Security
257
CSE-Staff Room
251
MCA Lab/CSE Lab-II
252
Project Lab
257
CSE Lab I
254
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
HOD
300
Staff Room
301
A.P
302
Work Shop Spdt
303
Work Shop
Internet Server Room/CCF 253
304
ECE DEPARTMENT
HOD
400
Thermal Engg lab
305
A.P
401
CAD/CAM Lab
306
Staff Room
402
Fluid Machinery Lab
307
Seminar Hall
403
Basic Electronics Lab
404
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
HOD
350
Communication/Digital Lab 405

Systems Lab
223
ACADEMIC CALENDER FOR 2013-14
CIVIL ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT
OTHERS
Applied Science staff room
450
Staff room
Exam Section
452
Co-Op Store
454
Canteen
444
453
HOSTEL
Boys Hostel
475
Bank
333
Ladies Hostel
375
A/O Residence
222
IMPORTANT OFFICES AND TELEPHONE NUMBERS

DIRECTORATE OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
1. Director of Technical Education,
Thiruvananthapuram
0471-2451369(Off)
0471-2451369(Fax)
0471-2451741
2. Senior Joint Director (Ecs)
0471-2451747
3. Senior Joint Director (PS)
0471-2450528
4. Joint Director (PS)
0471-2452485
5. Joint Controller of Technical Exams
0471-2451192
6. Joint Director (CDC)
0471-2473680
7. Professor Direct Payment
0471-2451747
8. Deputy Director (G)
0471-2451256
9. Deputy Director (Placement)
0471-2451256
10. Administrative Officer
0471-2451246
11. Finance Officer
0471-2452485
12. Regional Joint Director, Kothamangalam 0485-2822782
13. Regional Director, Kozhikode
0495-2366819
14. Joint Director, Industry Institute
Interaction Cell
0471-2451747
OTHER IMPORTANT OFFICES
1. Kannur University
2. Controller of Examinations,
Kannur University
3. Principal Secretary,
Higher Education Dept, Tvm
4. Commissioner for Entrance
Examinations
Year & Month

2013 June
2013 July
2013 August
2013 September
2013 October
2013 November
2013 December
Date
12
1
3
8
29
19-21
31
4-6
9
13
23
25
3-5
7
10-11
21-23
1
18-20
20
26-29
5
11-18
20
30
2014 February
0497-2782351
2014 March
0497-2783350
1
3-5
17
24
3
18-21
24-26
Events
VI Semester university examination to commence
III semester classes to commence
V semester classes to commence
VII semester classes to commence
Combined I&II semester classes to commence
First series test for III & V semesters
Inauguration of 20th Anniversary celebrations
First series test for VII semester
Class PTA for III semester
Closing for Onam Holidays
College reopen after onam holidays
Class PTA for V semester
Technical Fest
Class PTA for VII semester
Annual Sports Meet
Second series test for III & V semesters
III Semester University Examination to commence
Second series test for VII semester,
IV semester classes to commence
V Semester University Examination to commence
First series test for Combined I&II semester
VI semester classes to commence
VII Semester University Examination to commence
Class PTA for I&II semester
Closing for Christmas Holidays
College reopen after Christmas holidays;
VIII semester classes to commence
Annual PTA General body meeting
First series test for IV,VI & VIII semesters
Class PTA for IV semester
Class PTA for VI semester
Class PTA for VIII semester
Second series test for Combined I&II semester
Second series test for IV,VI & VIII semesters
Vacations/Examinations
Vacations/Examinations
0471-2518451
2014 April
2014 May
0471-2332120
Academic calendar is liable to change subjected to the changes in university examination schedule
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Semester IV
MCAC41
MCAC42
MCAC43
MCAC44
MCAC45
MCAC46
MCAC47
Advanced Java Programming

Computer Graphics
Visual Programming
Cryptography & Network Security
Elective II
Lab IV
Seminar
Semester V
MCAC51
MCAC52
MCAC53
MCAC54
MCAC55
MCAC56
MCAC57
Multimedia Technology
System Simulation and Modeling
Operation Research
Artificial Intelligence
Elective III
Mini Project
Seminar
GOVT. AND AIDED COLLEGES UNDER DTE

1.
Govt. Engineering College,

Painavu, Idukki
04862 233250

Kozhikode, Calicut
0495 2383220
3.
Govt. College of Engineering,Kannur
0497 2780226
4.
Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology,

Pampady, Kottayam
0481 - 2506153

Sreekrishnapuram, Palakkad
0466 - 2260350
6.
Govt. Engineering College,Thrissur
0487 - 2334144
7.
Govt. Engineering College, Barton Hill,

Thiruvananthapuram
0471 - 2300484
College of Engineering,
Thiruvananthapuram
0471 2598370

Mananthavady,Wayanad
04935 - 271261
2.
5.
8.
Semester VI
MCAC61
Major Project & Viva (18 Weeks)
Elective I
MCAE31
MCAE32
MCAE33
Bioinformatics Foundations
Linux Kernel
Signals & systems
Elective II
MCAE41
MCAE42
MCAE43
Elective III
MCAE51
MCAE52
MCAE53
Bioinformatics Using Perl

Linux Firewalls & IPV 6 Protocols
Digital Signal Processing
Advanced Bioinformatics techniques
Linux Device Drivers
Information Theory and Coding
Elective to be chosen from any of the following streams*

Stream 1:
MCAE 31, MCAE 41 & MCAE 51
Stream 2:
Stream 3:
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9.
10. Mar Athanasius College of Engineering,

Kothamangalam, Ernakulam
0485 2822363
11. N.S.S. College of Engineering,
Akathethara P O, Palakkad
0491 2555255
12. T.K.M. College of Engineering, Kollam
0474 - 2712022
COLLEGES UNDER THE LAL BAHADUR SASTRI CENTRE

FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY (LBS)
13. LBS College of Engineering,
Muliyar P O, Kasaragod
04994 - 250290
14. LBS Institute of Technology for Women,

Thiruvananthapuram
0471 2349232
CONTENTS
1. COLLEGE AT A GLANCE
2.
1.1
Introduction
1.2
Courses Offered
DEPARTMENTS, PROGRAMMES AND FACILITIES

2.1
Mechanical Engineering
2.2
Electrical and Electronics engineering
2.3
Electronics and communication engineering
2.4
Computer Science and Engineering
2.5
Civil Engineering
2.6
Information Technology
2.7
Department of Applied Science.
2.8
Department of Physical Education
2.9
MCA
2.10
Central Library
3.
ADMINISTRATIVE WING
4.
COLLEGE COUNCIL
5.
AMENITIES
6.
5.1
Co-operative Society
5.2
Hostel
5.3
College Bus
5.4
Canteen
5.5
Bank
ANCILLARIES
6.1
Elective III
2K6 IT 805(A) 2K6 IT 805(B) 2K6 IT 805(C) 2K6 IT 805(D) 2K6 IT 805(E) 2K6 IT 805(F) 2K6 IT 805(G) -
Embedded Systems and Applications

Image Processing
Soft Computing
Computational Complexity
Management Information Systems
Quantum Computing
Advanced Internet Technologies
MCA
Semester I
MCAC11
MCAC12
MCAC13
MCAC14
MCAC15
MCAC16
MCAC17
Computer Organization
Programming and Problem Solving Using C
Discrete Mathematics
Digital Systems & Microprocessor
Operating Systems
Lab I
Seminar
Semester II
MCAC21
MCAC22
MCAC23
MCAC24
MCAC25
MCAC26
MCAC27
Object Oriented Programming and C++

Data Base Management Systems
Data Structures and Algorithms
Data Communication and Networks
Linux Administration
Lab II
Seminar
Semester III
MCAC31
MCAC32
MCAC33
MCAC34
MCAC35
MCAC36
MCAC37
Systems Programming & Compiler Design

Internet and Java Programming
Network Programming and Administration
Software Engineering
Elective I
Lab III
Seminar
Parent Teacher Association
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Seventh Semester
Code
2K6IT701
2K6IT702
2K6IT703
2K6IT704
2K6IT705
2K6IT706(P)
2K6IT707(P)
2K6IT708(P)
2K6IT709(P)
Subject
Hrs/Week Sessional University

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Mobile Comunication Technologies 3 1 50
3 100
Marketing Management
3 1 50
3 100
Number Theory & Cryptography
3 1 50
3 100
Distributed Computing
3 1 50
3 100
Elective II
3 1 50
3 100
Graphics & Multimedia Lab - - 3
50
3 100
Internet Programming Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
Mini Project
- 4
50
Physical Education,
Health & Fitness
- - 50
TOTAL 15 5 10
450
- 700
Elective II
2K6IT 705 (A)
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
2K6IT 705 (B)
Network Management
2K6IT 705 (C)
Digital Signal Compression
2K6IT 705 (D)
VLSI Design
2K6IT 705 (E)
Design & Analysis of Algorithms
2K6IT 705 (F)
Adhoc Networks
2K6IT 705 (G)
High Performance Computing
Code Subject Hrs/Week Sessional University
Eighth Semester
Code
Subject
70
1
1
1
1
5
3
3
4
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
450
Career Guidance Cell
6.3
Placement Cell
6.4
Staff Club
6.5
National Service Scheme
6.6
Alumni Association
6.7
ISTE
6.8
Nature Club
6.9
Road Safety Club
6.10
DELITE-Debate & Literary Club
6.11
Committees
7.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND STIPENDS
8.
CLASS TIMINGS
9.
DRESS CODE
10. ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT 801 Operations Research

2K6IT 802 Advanced Concepts in Database
Systems
3
2K6IT 803 E-Commerce & E-Governance
3
2K6IT 804 Information Security
3
2K6IT 805 Elective III
3
2K6IT 806 (P) Seminar
*2K6IT 807(P) Project & Industrial Training 2K6IT 808 (P) Viva Voce
TOTAL
15
6.2
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
700
10.1
B. Tech Degree Program
10.2
M. Tech Degree Program
10.3
M.C.A Degree Program
11. FEES
12. ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE REGULATIONS
13. DISCIPLINE,CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOUR
14. UNIVERSITY REGULATIONS
15. UNIVERSITY FEE RATES.
16. CURRICULA AND SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS
1. COLLEGE AT A GLANCE
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Fifth Semester
Code
LBS College of Engineering, Kasaragod is one of the most prestigious Self

financing Engineering College in Kerala. It is one of the two self financing
Engineering Colleges under LBS Centre for Science and Technology,
Thiruvananthapuram. The college started in 1993 under the auspices of L B
S Centre for Science and Technology, Thiruvananthapuram with B.Tech
Programs in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering,
Electronics and Communication Engineering and Computer Science and
Engineering. The college registered a steady growth and now offers B.Tech
Programs in 6 branches of engineering in addition to 3 M. Tech programs
and MCA. M.Tech Program in Mechanical Engineering (Thermal and fluid
engineering) started in 2012 and M.Tech programs in Electronics and
Communication Engineering (VLSI design and Signal Processing) and
Computer Science and Engineering (Computer Science and Information
Security) started in current academic year. B.Tech programs in Mechanical
Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering, Electrical and
Electronics Engineering and Computer Science and Engineering were
accredited by National Board of Accreditation, AICTE, New Delhi.
The college campus at Povval is about 10 kms from the Kasaragod town,
the headquarters of the northernmost district of Kerala. The campus spreads
over an area of 52 acres of land and is about 12 km away from the Kasaragod
Railway Station and K.S.R.T.C Bus Station. The nearest Airport is Mangalore
Airport, which is about 75 km away from the College.
The college in the beginning was affiliated to the University of Calicut. Later,
when Kannur University was established in the year 1996 the college got
affiliated to the university.
L B S CENTRE FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY,
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM
The LBS Centre f or Science and Technology (LBSCS &T),
Thiruvananthapuram, the premier institute of computer training and
consultancy, registered under the Travancore-Cochin Literary, Scientific and
Charitable Societies Registration Act XII of 1955 was established by
Government of Kerala in 1976. The Centre was started by the Government
of Kerala as an Autonomous body with the main objectives that the Centre
would act as a link between the industries and technical institutions so as
to benefit society through their mutual interactions. The Centre is administered
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT501
2K6IT502
Engineering MathematicsIV
Economics & Business
Management
3 150
3 100
2K6IT503 Theory of Automata & Formal
Languages
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT504 Database Management Systems
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT505 Operating Systems
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT506 Software Engineering
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT507(P) Programming Environment Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
2K6IT508(P) DBMS & OS Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
TOTAL
18 6 6
400
- 800
Sixth Semester
Code
Subject
Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
K6IT601
Environmental Engg: &
Disaster
Management
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT602 Graph Theory & Combinatorics
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT603 Web Engineering &
Information Technology Ethics
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT604 Computer Graphics & Multimedia 3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT605 Computer Networks
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT606 Elective I
3 1 50
3 100
2K6IT607 (P) Networks Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
2K6IT608 (P) Software Engineering Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
TOTAL
18 6 6
400
- 800
Elective I
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
2K6IT606
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
Communication and Information Theory

Software Project Management
Computational Intelligence
Advanced Data Structures
Computer Architecture
Advanced Mobile Communication Systems
Human Computer Interaction
69
Elective III
2K6 EC 805 (A)
Advanced Digital Signal Processing
2K6 EC 805 (B)
Digital Image Processing
2K6 EC 805 (C)
Communication Switching Systems
2K6 EC 805 (D)
Embedded Systems
2K6 EC 805 (E)
Secure Communications
2K6 EC 805
(F)
Optimization Techniques
*25 Marks is allocated for Industrial Training
by a Governing Body and an Executive Committee. The Chief Minister,

Government of Kerala is the Chairman of the Governing Body and the Minister
for Education is the Vice-Chairman. The Principal Secretary for Higher
Education is the Chairman of the Executive Committee and the Director of
Technical Education is its Vice-Chairman. The Director of the Centre is the
Member Secretary of both the bodies. He is the Executive head of the Centre.
There are Joint Directors, Deputy Directors, Assistant Directors, Administrative
Officer, Finance Officer and other subordinate staff to help the Director in
administration and financial matters.
IT: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Third Semester
1.2 COURSES OFFERED
Code
2K6IT 301
2K6IT 302
2K6IT 303
2K6IT 304
2K6IT 305
2K6IT 306
2K6IT 307 P
2K6IT 308 P
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Engineering MathematicsII
Humanities
Computer Organization & Design
Computer Programming
Switching Theory & Logic Design
Electronic Circuits & Systems
Programming Lab
Computer Organization Lab
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
3
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Fourth Semester
Code
2K6IT 401
2K6IT 402
2K6IT 403
2K6IT 404
2K6IT 405
2K6IT 406
2K6IT 407 P
2K6IT 408 P
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Engineering MathematicsIII 3 1 50
3 100
Data Structures and Algorithms
3 1 50
3 100
Systems Programming
3 1 50
3 100
Microprocessors& Microcontrollers 3 1 50
3 100
Discrete Computational Structures 3 1 50
3 100
Programming Language Concepts
3 1 50
3 100
Data Structures Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
Hardware Lab
- 3
50
3 100
TOTAL
18 6 6
400
- 800
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Course
Branch/Specialization
IT 1*
IT 2**
Total
(IT1+ IT2)
B.Tech
60
5 % of IT 1
63
B.Tech
Electrical & Electronics

Engineering
60
5 % of IT 1
63
90
5 % of IT 1
95
B.Tech
Electronics & Communi

cation Engineering
B.Tech
Computer Science &

Engineering
90
5 % of IT 1
95
B.Tech
60
5% of IT 1
63
B.Tech
Civil Engineering
60
5 % of IT 1
63
Computer Application
30
(Thermal and Fluid
Engineering)
18*
MCA
M.Tech
M.Tech
Electronics and Communication

Engineering(VLSI design and Signal
Processing)
M.Tech
Computer Science and

Engineering(Computer
Science and Information
Security)
18*
18*
**
Total seats will be filled up from the rank list published by the Director of
Technical Education (DTE)/Entrance Commissioner
Fee waiver scheme (ie., without fee)
Distribution of seats in intake 1 (IT1)
Distribution
Percentage
Merit
50 %
Payment
35%
NRI
15%
2.
DEPARTMENTS AND FACILITIES
Faculty
1. Dr. Mohammad Shekoor T

2. Dr. Aboobacker Kadengal
3. Mr. Aftab A. Karim
Assoc. Professor,
HOD
Assoc. Professor
Assoc. Professor
4. Mr. Lawrance C A
Assoc. Professor
5. Mr. Jowhar Mubarak
Asst. Professor
10
Ph.D
(Heat Transfer)
Ph.D
M.Tech (Industrial
refrigeration &
Cryogenics)
M.E(Metal Casting
Science & Engg)
M.E
(Engineering Design)
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EC 701
2K6EC 702
2K6EC 703
2K6EC 704
2K6EC 705
2K6EC 706
2K6EC 707 P
2K6EC 708 P
2K6EC 709 P
2.1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Department of Mechanical Engineering offers 4 year B.Tech degree Program in
Mechanical engineering and M.Tech Program in Thermal and fluid engineering.
B.Tech (Mechanical Engineering) was one among the 4 courses started when the
college was established in 1993. P.G Course started in the year 2012. The Department
has recorded a consistent academic excellence over the years. The department is
set up with all required infrastructure and human resources. The laboratories are
well equipped to help students to carry out project works on the latest developments
in the field. The department has independent reference library having more than 500
volumes.
2.1.1
Seventh Semester
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Microelectronics Technology 3 1 50
Microwave Engineering
3 1 50
Information Theory and Coding
3 1 50
Television Engineering
3 1 50
Elective II
3 1 50
Simulation Lab
- - 3
50
Communication Engineering Lab-I - - 3
50
Mini Project
- - 4
50
Physical Edn., Health & Fitness
- - 50
TOTAL
15 5 104
50
2K6 EC 705 (A) Probability and Random Process
2K6 EC 705 (B) Satellite Communication
2K6 EC 705 (C) Soft Computing
2K6 EC 705 (D) R F System Design
2K6 EC 705 (E) Industrial Electronics
2K6 EC 705 (F) Data Compression
Eighth Semester
Code
Subject
2K6CE 801 Advanced Structural Design

2K6EC 401 Radar and Navigation
2K6EC 402 Optical Communication
2K6EC 403 Computer Communication
and Networking
2K6EC 404 Wireless Mobile Communication
2K6EC 405 Elective III
2K6EC 406 Seminar
2K6EC 407 P Project and Industrial Training*
2K6EC 408 P Viva Voce
TOTAL
Aggregate Marks for 8 Semesters- 8400
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3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
700

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3
3
3
15
1
1
1
5
4
6
10
50
50
50
50
100
400
3000
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
600
5400
Fifth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EC 501 Engineering MathematicsIV

2K6EC 502 Economics and Business
Management
3
2K6EC 503 Applied Electromagnetic Field
Theory
3
2K6EC 504 Computer Organization
and Architecture
3
2K6EC 505 Linear Intergrated Circuits
3
2K6EC 506 Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
3
2K6EC 507 P Linear Intergrated Circuits lab 2K6EC 508 P Computer Programming Lab TOTAL
18
50
100
50
100
1
1
50
50
3
3
100
100
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
800
Sixth Semester
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
9. Mr. Sreejith M.
Asst. Professor
10. Ms. Prajina N. V.

11. Mr. Swaraj Kumar B.
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
12. Mr. Kishor Kumar V V
Asst. Professor
13. Mr. Hariharan
Asst. Professor
14. Mr. Tubin manuel
Asst. Professor
(contract)
Asst. Professor
(contract)
Asst. Professor
(contract)
15. Mr. Jeshin S

16. Mr. jithesh V
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EC 601 Environmental Engineering

and Disaster Management
2K6EC 602 Control Systems
2K6EC 603 Radiation and Propagation
2K6EC 604 Digital Signal Processing
2K6EC 605 Digital Communication
2K6EC 606 Elective I
2K6EC 607 P Communication Engineering Lab-I
2K6EC 608 P Microprocessors &
Microcontrollers Lab
TOTAL
2K6EC 606
2K6EC 606
2K6EC 606
2K6EC 606
2K6EC 606
6. Mr. Vinod O. M.
7. Mr. Mahesh P. V
8. Mr. Anil Kumar B.C.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
1
1
1
1
1
1
-
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
18
3
6
50
400
3
-
100
800
DESIGNING WITH VHDL

HIGH SPEED DIGITAL DESIGN
LINEAR SYS TEMS ANALYS IS
DATA STRUCTURES & ALGORITHMS
ANALOG MOS CIRCUITS
66
M.Tech(Industrial Engg)
M.E (Industrial Engg)
M.Tech
(Thermal Sciences)
M.Tech
(Thermal Sciences)
M.Tech (A.M.D.)
M.Tech
(Propulsion Engg)
M.Tech
(Thermal Sciences)
M.Tech (Thermal Engg)
9446389436
9446676947
9496358213
B.Tech
7293959067
B.Tech
9995407312
B.Tech
9400536194
9745007369
9446379366
9447382229
9847451351
9447361076
Technical Staff
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Mr. Binu K Mani

Mr. Satheesh Kumar C
Mr. Mohandas
Mr. Soji G.
Mr. Kesavan K
6. Bibu Y.M
7. Mr. Anu P Varghese
8. Mr. Bijoy C
9. Mr. Sreenivasan V.R
10. Mr. Prasanth. N
11. Mr. Prasoon
12. Mr. Santhosh Damodar
Instructor Grade1 B.Tech

Workshop Instructor B.Tech
Trade Instructor
ITI
Trade Instructor
ITI
Trade Instructor
Diploma
(Mechanical Engg)
Trade Instructor
ITI
Trade Instructor,
ITI
Tradesman
ITI
Tradesman
ITI
Tradesman
B.Tech
Tradesman
T.H.S.L.C
Tradesman
ITI
11
9447476001
9495148990
9895527116
9497488832
9495837912
9496253075
9947296891
9995065029
9947143907
9747601395
9895745012
9495513140
2K6 CE 805
(A) Industrial Water Pollution Control.
2K6 CE 805
(B) Highways & Airport Pavement Design.
2K6 CE 805
(C) Optimization Techniques in Engineering.
2K6 CE 805
(D) Finite Element Method
* 25 marks allocated for Project and Industrial Training
2.1.2 Facilities
1.
CAD/CAM Lab
2.
Fluid Machines Laboratory
3.
Fluid Mechanics Laboratory
4.
Instrumentation Laboratory
5.
Thermal Engineering Laboratory
6.
Workshops (Carpentry, Fitting, Welding, Sheet Metal, Foundry,

Smithy)
7.
Machines Shop
8.
Strength of Material Laboratory
9.
Department Library
2.1.3
MECHATHLON
The department of mechanical engineering conducts annual intercollegiate

techno-management fest MECHATHLON comprising of technical
paper presentation, design contests, technical quiz & debate, informals,
exhibitions, project stalls etc. MECHATHLON brings the best minds in
the country challenging them to explore new possibilities in technology
and management. This Technical fest aims to amalgamate the innovative
ideas of young Engineers with experienced minds on the various latest
technological trends. MECHATHLON gives an opportunity to the young
technocrats to work as a team and forge their ideas into masterpieces.
This year, MECHATHLON will be conducted on 3,4, &5th of October.
2.1.4. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION

The Mechanical Engineering association regularly conducts seminars,
workshops and symposiums on the latest trends in the fields of science
and technology. The association also works as a body to promote
extracurricular activities of the students, personality development and
industrial interaction.
12
ECE: ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING
Third Semester
Code
2K6EC 301
2K6EC 302
2K6EC 303
2K6EC 304
2K6EC 305
2K6EC 306
2K6EC 307P
2K6EC 308P
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Humanities
Electrical Engineering
Solid State Devices
Network Theory
Electronic Circuits I
Basic Electronics Lab
Electronical Engineering Lab
TOTAL
3 1
3 1
3 13 1
3 1
3 1
- - 18 6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Fourth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
3 1 50
3 100
- - 3
50
3 100
- - 3
50
3 100
18 6 6
400
- 800
2K6EC 401 Engineering Mathematics III

2K6EC 402 Computer Programming
2K6EC 403 Communication Engineering I
2K6EC 404 Signals & Systems
2K6EC 405 Electronic Circuits II
2K6EC 406 Digital Electronics
2K6EC 407P Electronic Circuits Lab
2K6EC 408P Digital Electronics Lab
TOTAL
65
Seventh Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CE701
2K6CE702
2K6CE703
2K6CE704
2K6CE705
2K6CE706
2K6CE 707 P
Design of Steel Structures

3 1 Quantity Surveying of Valuation
3 1 Environmental Engineering II 3 1 Transportation Engineering II 3 1 Elective II
3 1CAD Lab
- 3
Environmental Engg. Lab/
Transportation Engg. Lab
- - 3
2K6CE 708 P Mini Project
- - 4
2K6CE 709 P Physical Edn, Health & Fitness
- - TOTAL
15 5 10
2K6 CE 705
2K6 CE 705
2K6 CE 705
2K6 CE 705
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
50
50
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
100
100
50
50
50
450
3
-
100
700
Prestressed concrete
Traffic Engineering
Reinforced earth and Geotextiles
Computational Methods and Operational Research
Eighth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CE 801 Advanced Structural Design 3 1 50
3 100
2K6CE 802 Construction Management
3 150
3 100
2K6CE 803 Transportation Engineering II 3 1 50
3 100
2K6CE 804 Design of Hydraulic Structures
3 1 50
3 100
2K6CE 805 Elective III
3 1 50
3 100
2K6CE 806 Seminar
- - 4
50
2K6CE 807 P Project & Industrial Training* - - 6
100
2K6CE 808 P Viva-voce
- - 3 100
TOTAL
15 5 10
400
- 600
Aggregate Marks for 8 Semesters - 8400
3000
5400
64
2.2
ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Established in 1993, with an intake of 60 students for the program in Electrical &
Electronics Engg, the department now offers UG Program in Electrical & Electronics
Engg with a sanctioned intake of 66 students. Highly qualified staff and skilled
supporting staff, dedicated to work are strength of department. The department has
well equipped laboratories and research facilities. It is constantly modernizing the
laboratory facilities with latest technology and research know-how. The department
has been actively involved in research and consultancy works in all the fields of
Electrical Engg. The EEE dept has its own department library with more
than 300 titles and 20 IS (Indian Standard) codes. The department has an
active association which successfully organizes technical fest IGNISTA
every year and other events.
2.2.1
Faculty
1. Mr. Sukumaran.P.R
2. Mr. Jayakumar .M
3. Mrs. Visalakshi .V
4. Mrs. Rajashree Raghavan
5. Mrs. Baby Sindhu
6. Mr. Sadanandan.K
7. Mrs. Sheeja.V
8. Mr. Aseem.K
9. Mr. Abhilash V Nair
10. Ms. Aneesha Jose
11. Mr. Biju M. P
12. Ms. Saranya M
13. Ms. Aswathy K.T
14. Mr. Aswin K
15. Mr. Abdul Sathar K A
16. Mr. Vivek P.V.
Professor,HOD
Assoc. Professor
Assoc. Professor
Assoc. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor (contract)
M- Tech, MBA
M- Tech
M- Tech
M- Tech
B- Tech
M- Tech
M- Tech
M- Tech
M.Tech
M.Tech
M.E
B.Tech
B.Tech
B.Tech
B.Tech
B.Tech
9447491090
Technical Staff
1. Mrs. Manju.V
2. Mr. Johnson Tharakan
3. Mr. Santhosh Kumar.C.P
4. Mr. Nowfal.A
5. Mr. Vinod.V
6. Mr. Don Varghese
7. Mr. Dileep Kumar.P
8. Mr. Jinju.V
FGI/HG
WI
Trade Instructor
Tradesman
Tradesman
Tradesman
Tradesman
Tradesman
B- Tech
Diploma
Diploma
THSLC, Diploma
NCVT
NCVT, Diploma
THSLC, NCVT
THSLC, Diploma
9447413602
9447033925
9249902744
9447789882
9495556689
9846063032
9746927756
9895826186
13
9447294117
9447378052
9037667582
9446156537
9400102570
9496463548
8113020599
9400556044
9947081254
9539174478
9496829845
9567644637
9746535919
2.2.2. Facilities
1. Electrical Work shop
2. Electrical Machines Lab
3. Electrical Measurements Lab
4. Electronics Lab
5. Advanced Electrical Engineering Lab
6. Computer Lab (Software Lab)
7. High Voltage Lab
8. Internet Lab
Fifth Semester
Code
2.3 ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

The Department was established in 1993 with the inception of the college.
During initial years the department offered B Tech Program in Electronics
and Communication Engineering with an intake of 60 students. The intake
has been increased to 90 seats from 2008 onwards.
2.3.1
Faculty
1. Dr. K A Navas
2. Mrs. Mary Reena
Professor, Principal
Assoc. Professor
3. Mrs. Sheeba K
Assoc. Professor
4. Mr. Pramod P
Asst. Professor
5. Mr. Rensi Sam Mathew Asst. Professor
6. Mr. Nishanth Augustine Asst. Professor(on leave)
7. Mrs. Sebila K
Asst. Professor
8. Mr. Deepesh Edwin
9. Ms.Arathi. T
Asst. Professor
Asst. Professor
10. Ms. Anupriya V K

Asst. Professor(Contract)
11. Ms. Aswathy Surendran Asst. Professor(Contract)
12. Ms. Resmi K
14
Ph.D
M.Tech(Instrumentation
& Control Systems)
M Tech(Digital Systems
& Commn Engg)
M E (VLSI Design)
M Tech(Applied
Electronics)
B Tech
M E (Applied
electronics)
M.Tech (Biomedical
Instrumentation)
M Tech (Remote Sensing
& wireless sensing
networks)
M Tech
M Tech
MTech
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CE 501 Engineering Mathematics IV

2K6CE 502 Environmental Engineering
& Disaster Management
2K6CE 503 Structural Analysis II
2K6CE 504 Concrete Technology
2K6CE 505 Housing Architectural
& Planning
2K6CE 506 Geotechnical EngineeringI
2K6CE 507 P Fluid Mechanics Lab
2K6CE 507 P Concrete Lab
TOTAL
50
100
3
3
3
1
1
1
50
50
50
3
3
3
100
100
100
3 1
3 1- - 18 6
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
800
3
3
6
9447154654
Sixth Semester
9745306534
9447551441
9447855635
9946449057
9744744639
9895867083
Code
2K6CE602
2K6CE603
2K6CE604
2K6CE605
2K6CE606
2K6CE 607 P
2K6CE 608 P
9447900411
9495365447
9946806832
9846503519
9447737092
Elective I
2K6CE 606
2K6CE 606
2K6CE 606
2K6CE 606
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Structural Analysis III
3 1 50
3 100
Design of Concrete Structures
3 1 50
3 100
Geotechnical Engineering II 3 1 50
3 100
Environmental Engineering I 3 1 50
3 100
Elective I
3 1 50
3 100
Civil Engg. Drawing II
- - 3
50
3 100
Geotechnical Engg.Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
TOTAL
18 6 6
400
- 800
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
Irrigation Engineering
Numerical Analysis
Architectural engineering
Remote Sensing and its application
63
CE: CIVIL ENGINEERING

Third Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CE 301
2K6CE 302
2K6CE 303
2K6CE 304
2K6CE 305
Mechanics Of Structures
Surveying I
Building Materials &.
Construction Techniques
2K6CE 306 Fluid Mechanics I
2K6CE 307 P Civil Engineering Drawing I
2K6CE 308 P Surveying Practical I
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
3
3
-
1
1
-
3
3
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
18
400
800
13. Mr. Sony Sethukumar
M Tech
9895524223
14. Ms. Jisy N K
M Tech
9447760819
15. Ms. Akhila Devi B V
M Tech
9746983834
16. Ms. Nevin Thomas
M Tech
8893072288
17. Ms. Tiny Kurian
M Tech
8943198873
18. Mr. Hareesh K
M Tech
9692947781
19. Ms. Soumya M
M.Tech
8547206273
Technical Staff
1 Mr.Praveen Kumar MP
FGI
BE (E&C)
9497447269
2 Mr. Harindranath P C
TI Gr II
ITI (Electronics servicing)
9497439864
3 Mr. Joby Paulose
TI Gr II
ITI
(Communication,Servicing)
9447396389
ITI (Electronics Engg,

Computer Hardware &
Networking Administration)
9447329978
4 Mr. Sebastian T V
Fourth Semester
Code
2K6CE 401
2K6CE 402
2K6CE 403
2K6CE 404
2K6CE 405
2K6CE 406
2K6CE 407 P
2K6CE 408 P
Subject

Marks examination
Engineering MathematicsIII
Humanities
Structural Analysis I
Fluid Mechanics II
Surveying II
Engineering Geology
Strength of Materials Lab
Surveying Practical II
L T P/D
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1- - 3
- - 3
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
TOTAL
18
400
62
Hrs Marks
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
-
TI Gr II
5 Mr. Prasad A
Tradesman
Diploma (Computer
Hardware& networking)
9745459801
6 Ms. Nimisha K
Tradesman
ITI (Electronic Mechanic)
9567309627
7 Ms. Saritha M V
Tradesman
Diploma (Electronics &

Comm.Engg.)
9495096460
8 Mr. Sarath Chandran C
Tradesman
Diploma(ECE), BTech (EEE)
9447928492
9 Mr. Anoop
Raheem A N
Tradesman
K.G.C.E(Electronics &
Communication
9747921217
800
15
2.3.2. Facilities
1. Electronic Workshop
2. Electronic Circuits Lab
3. Integrated Circuit Lab
4. Communication Engineering Lab
5. Simulation Lab
6. Microprocessor and Microcontroller Lab
7. VLSI/Signal Processing Lab
8. Department Library
9. Seminar Hall
2.3.3 Association activities
All the students of ECE department are members of ECE Association.
In 2011 a one day technical program -OPMAAK- was conducted. An
open house exhibition of working models was conducted, permitting
students from various schools to visit the campus.
2.3.4 Tech Riders
Along with academic curriculum several non academic activities are
organized for developing the technical skills of students. A Robotic club
and a hobby club were inaugurated in 2011.
2.4
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Department of Computer Science and Engineering was established in
the year 1993 and in the same year itself department has started offering
4 year B.Tech programme in Computer Science and Engineering with
an intake of 60. From this academic year onwards the department offers
M.Tech programme in Computer Science and Information Security. The
major strength of the department is highly qualified and experienced
faculty with specialization in main areas of computer science and
engineering and information technology. The number of intake for B.
Tech is increased to 90 from 2008 admissions. State-of-the-art facilities
are available in all the labs to train the students capable of meeting the
requirements of present and future. The Computer Science and
Engineering Department has constantly produced many university rank
holders. Department has close interaction with various leading industries
and educational institutions. Department conducts many value added
training programs to the students and staff frequently.
16
ELECTIVE II
2K6 EE 705 (A)
2K6 EE 705 (B)
2K6 EE 705 (C)
2K6 EE 705 (D)
2K6 EE 705 (E)
2K6 EE 705 (F)
High Voltage Engineering

Electrical Machine modeling & Analysis
Switched Mode Power Converters
Biomedical Instrumentation
Robotics & Artificial Intelligence
Entrepreneurship
Eighth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6 EE801 Instrumentation Systems

2K6 EE802 Industrial Electrical Drives
2K6 EE803 Electrical Machine Design
2K6 EE804 Energy Technology
2K6 EE805 Elective III
2K6 EE806(P) Seminar
*2K6EE807(P) Project & Industrial Training*
2K6 EE 808(P) Viva Voce
TOTAL
Total Marks for 8 Semesters= 8400
3
3
3
3
3
15
1
1
1
1
1
5
4
6
10
50
50
50
50
50
50
100
400
3000
*25 Marks is allocated for Industrial Training

ELECTIVE III
2K6 EE 805 (A)
Power System Operation & Control
2K6 EE 805 (B)
Special Machines & Linear Machines
2K6 EE 805 (C)
Neural Networks & Fuzzy Logic
2K6 EE 805 (D) Digital System design

2K6 EE 805 (E) Satellite Communication Systems
2K6 EE 805 (F)
HVDC & FACTS
61
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
600
5400
Sixth Semester
Code
2.4.1 Faculty
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EE601 Economics & Business

Management
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EE602 Power Electronics
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EE603 Power Systems -II
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EE604 Control Systems -I
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EE605 Electrical Engineering Drawing
1 - 3
50
3 100
2K6EE606 Elective -1
3 1 50
3 100
2K6EE607(P) Electrical Machines Lab -II
- - 3
50
3 100
2K6EE608(P) Power Electronics Lab
- - 3
50
3 100
TOTAL
16 5 9
400
- 800
ELECTIVE I
2K6 EE 606 (A) Electrical System Design & Estimation
2K6 EE 606 (B) Energy Conservation
2K6 EE 606 (C) Linear System analysis
2K6 EE 606 (D) Cellular & Mobile Communication Systems
2K6 EE 606 (E) Industrial Psychology
2K6 EE 606 (F) Operations Research
Seventh Semester
Code
Subject
Marks examination
2K6EE701
2K6EE 701
2K6EE 702
2K6EE 703
2K6EE 704
2K6EE 705
2K6EE 706
2K6EE 707(P)
2K6EE 708(P)
2K6EE 709(P)
Engineering Mathematics II
Industrial Management
Control Systems II
Power Systems III
Elective II
Advanced Electrical Engg: Lab
Software Lab
Mini Project
Physical Education, Health
& Fitness
TOTAL
60
L T P/D
3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 3 1 - - 3
- - 3
- - 4
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
15
50
450
10
Hrs Marks
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
3 100
- 100
-
1.
Mr. Praveen Kumar K
Assoc. Professor,HOD
M.Tech
9447375156
2.
Mr. Vinodu George
Assoc. Professor
M.Tech
9447386534
3.
Mrs. Smitha mol M B
Assoc. Professor
M.Tech
9497603600
4.
Mr. Binoy D M Panicker
Asst. Professor(on leave)
B.Tech
9447449934
5.
Mr. Dileep V K
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
9447323003
6.
Mr. Rajesh Kumar P M
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
9846269968
7.
Mr. Sreejesh V K
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
9496690222
8.
Mrs. Reema K V
Asst. Professor
B.Tech
9497603603
9.
Ms. Pragisha K
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
9497603653
10
Ms. Dayana M Thomas
Asst. Professor (Contract)
M.E
8547346044
11
Ms. Namitha P
M.Tech
9744213308
12.
Mr. Agath Martin
M.E
9497426823
13.
Ms. Soumya K
B.Tech
9447395458
14.
Ms. Sribina Neyan
B.Tech
9526370959
15.
Ms. Swapna K
B.Tech
8547025226
16.
Ms. Jyothilakshmi N S
B.Tech
9895851297
Computer Programmer
B.Com,
PGDCA
9447687433
MCA
9400501542
Technical Staff
1.
Mr. Praveen Kumar M
2.
Mr. Vinayan A
Computer Programmer
3.
Mr. Venu M
Workshop Instructor
DCHM
9447075632
4.
Ms. Rajapriya R
Trade instructor
NCVT,PGDCA
9995552704
5.
Ms. Sudhina
Tradesman
CO&PA, AMIE
9747304706
700
17
2.4.2 Facilities
Fourth Semester
1. PROJECT LAB
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2. SYSTEMS LAB
3. NETWORKS LAB
4. CENTRAL COMPUTING FACILITY LAB
5. HARDWARE LAB
6. SEMINAR HALL
2.4.3. Activities
The department is conducting short term training programs for the benefit
of students in various areas of Computer Science and Engineering. Short
term training programs are conducted by the continuing education cell
of the department.
Areas in which
2.5
courses are conducted

JAVA programming
Object Oriented Programming
Project Design using Rational Rose
MAC OS and Final Cut Studio
ASP.NET
Pre RHCE Training
VB.NET
CIVIL NGINEERING
The department was established in the year 2008. The department offers
B.Tech programme in Civil Engineering with an intake of 63 students.
The department has good academic excellence including the university
toppers (Ist & IInd rank) from the pioneer batch itself. The laboratories
are well equipped with all facilities which help the students to gain
practical skills over theoretical knowledge.
18
2K6EE 401 Engineering Mathematics III

2K6EE 402 Computer Programming
2K6EE 403 Microprocessors and
Microcontrollers
2K6EE 404 Pulse and Digital Electronics
2K6EE 405 Electrical Machines I
2K6EE 406 Electrical Engineering Materials
2K6EE 407(P) Digital Electronics Lab
2K6EE 408(P) Electrical Measurements Lab
TOTAL
3
3
1
1
50
50
3
3
100
100
3
3
3
3
-
1
1
1
1
-
3
3
50
50
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
100
100
18
400
800
Fifth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EE 501 Engineering Mathematics IV

2K6EE 502 Environmental Engineering &
Disaster Management
2K6EE 503 Field Theory
2K6EE 504 Electrical Machines II
2K6EE 505 Modern Communication Systems
2K6EE 506 Power Systems - 1
2K6EE 507(P) Linear Integrated Circuits Lab
2K6EE 508(P) Electrical Machines Lab -1
TOTAL
59
50
100
3
3
3
3
3
18
1
1
1
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Eighth Semester
Code
2.5.1 Faculty
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6 CS801
2K6 CS802
2K6 CS803
2K6 CS804
2K6 CS805
2K6 CS806(P)
2K6 CS807(P)
2K6 CS808(P)
Operations Research
3 1 50
3 100
Cryptography and Network Secutiry 3 1 50
3 100
Artificial Intelligence
3 1 50
3 100
Advanced Computer Architecture
3 1 50
3 100
Elective III
3 1 50
3 100
Project & Industrial Training - - 6
100
Seminar
- - 4
50
Viva Voce
- - 100
TOTAL
15 5 10
400
- 600
Total Marks for 8 Semesters= 8400
3000
5400
Elective III
2K6 CS 805 (A) Advanced Topics in Algorithms
2K6 CS 805 (B) Image Processing
2K6 CS 805 (C) Neural networks and Fuzzy Logic
2K6 CS 805 (D) Management Information Systems
2K6 CS 805 (E) Quantum Computations
2K6 CS 805 (F) Data Mining and Warehousing
2K6 CS 805 (G) Advanced Mobile Communication Systems
2K6 CS 805 (H) Natural Language Processing
EEE: ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING
Third Semester
Code
Subject
Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EE301
2K6EE302
2K6EE303
2K6EE304
2K6EE305
2K6EE306
Humanities
Electronic Circuits and Systems
Network Analysis
Electrical Measurements and
Measuring Instruments
2K6EE307(P) Mechanical Engineering Lab
2K6EE308(P) Basic Electronics Lab
TOTAL
58
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
50
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
100
3
18
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
800
1. Mrs. Anjali M.S.
Asst. Professor
M.Tech (Environmental
Engineering)
9496251434
2. Mr. Arun N.R
Asst. Professor
M.Tech (Remote Sensing) 9495688674
3. Mrs. Radhika
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
8547720396
4. Mrs. Nisha
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
8547084545
5. Mr. Bineesh
6. Mr. Muhammed
Sadique N V
Asst. Professor
M.Tech
9037460158
B.Tech
9446795920
7. Ms. Safwana Yazmin C
B.E
8089828901
8. Ms. Jijina V
B.Tech
9947740119
9. Ms. Praseeda Damodaran
B.Tech
9633048181
2.5.2 Facilities
1. Surveying Lab
2. Concrete Lab
3. Transportation Engg Lab
4. Environmental Engg Lab
5. CAD Lab
2.6
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
The IT Department started in the year 2000 with a sanctioned strength

of 60 students. The Department aims at offering a conducive environment
for academic excellence and stimulates students to excel in all areas of
technology. The Department has an excellent team of committed and
experienced faculty working towards the betterment of the student
society. The IT dept provides the most modern infrastructural facilities
and modern labs with 200 terminals on a LAN with 2Mbps Internet
connectivity. The IT dept lab (CCF) contains a Browsing Zone which
can accommodate up to 66 students at a time. The department has the
latest infrastructure facilities with high speed internet facilities, advanced
project labs, hardware labs, and seminar halls with LCD projector.
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2.6.1
Faculty
1. Mrs. Smitha mol M B
Assoc. Professor, HOD
M.Tech
9497603600
2. Ms. Safarunnisa K A
Asst. Professor
B.Tech
4. Mr.Rahul C
Asst. Professor
M.Tech(Computational
Engg & Networking) 9995401430
5. Mr. Abdul Naief C
Asst. Professor
M.Tech (Computer Science

& Engg)
9037435476
6. Ms. Neethu George
M. E
9744456222
7. Ms. Ancy James
M. Tech
9746634036
2.6.2. Facilities
1. CCF (Browsing Zone)
2. Project lab
3. Hardware lab
2.6.3. Facilities managed by IT Department
1. Central computing facility
2. Video conferencing facility
3. Digital Library
4. Campus Wide network
5. Campus Automation
2.7
Elective I
2K6 CS 606
2K6 CS 606
2K6 CS 606
2K6 CS 606
2K6 CS 606
2K6 CS 607
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
Distributed Computing
Bioinformatics
Software Project Management
Entrepreneurship
Advanced Mathematics
Seventh Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CS501 Engineering Mathematics IV 3

2K6 CS702 Design and Analysis of
Algorithms
3
2K6 CS703 Computer Graphics and
Multimedia
3
2K6 CS704 Internet and Web Programming
With Java
3
2K6 CS705 Elective II 3 1 - 50 3 100
2K6 CS706(P) Graphics and Multimedia Lab 2K6 CS707(P) Internet and Web
Programming Lab
2K6 CS708(P) Mini Project
2K6 CS 09(P) Physical Education,
Health and Fitness
TOTAL
15
50
100
50
100
50
100
50
100
50
100
3
4
50
50
3
-
100
-
10
50
450
700
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED SCIENCE.
Ever since the starting of the institution the department has been providing
creditable service in bridging the gap between theoretical foundations and
practical analysis of various subject matters. Manned by a young and
enthusiastic brigade of faculty members it serves as a pillar of strength for
the institution with active involvement in various activities such as students
soft-skill development, personality development, grievance redressal through
counseling and other assistance programs.
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ELECTIVE
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
2K6 CS 705
II
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
(F)
(G)
(H)
ADVANCED DATABASE SYSTEMS

SIMULATION AND MODELING
EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
VLSI DESIGN
STOCHASTIC PROCESS
COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
INFORMATION STORAGE MANAGEMENT
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2.7.1 Faculty
Fifth Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6CS501 Engineering Mathematics IV 3

2K6CS502 Economics & Business
Management
3
2K6CS503 Theoretical Foundation of
Computation
3
2K6CS504 Programming Language Concepts
3
2K6CS505 Operating Systems
3
2K6CS506 Software Engineering
3
2K6CS507(P) Programmine Environment lab 2K6CS508(P) Systems Lab
TOTAL
18
50
100
50
100
1
1
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Mr. Krishnadas K
Mr. Vineesh Kumar K V
Ms. Keerthy. V S
Mr. Aboobacker Sidhique
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Ms. Anjali P.S

Ms. Smitha I
Ms. Siji P
Mr. Shyaman v P
Ms. Prasoothy
2.8
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
2K6CS 601 Environmental Engg. &

Disaster Management
2K6CS602 Graph Theory & Combinatorics
2K6CS603 Data Base Management Systems
2K6CS604 Compiler Design
2K6CS605 Data Communication &
Computer Networks
2K6CS606 Elective I
2K6CS607(P) Networks & DBMS Lab
2K6CS608(P) Compiler Lab
TOTAL
56
Hrs Marks
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
3
3
18
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
800
Asst. Professor (Maths)

Asst. Professor( Maths)
Asst. Professor(Chemistry)
Asst. Professor(Economics,
contract)
M.Sc, M.Phil,NET 9447411354

M.Sc, CSIR-JRF,NET 9526831624
M.Sc, M.Phil, NET 9895685276
M.A, M.Phil, NET
M.Sc (Maths)
M.Sc(Statistics)
M.Sc(Maths)
M.Sc (Maths)
M.Sc (Physics )
9846619987
8943416342
9746918651
9947530940
9142856200
9496358330
Asst. Professor
M.P.E, M.Phil
9497603626
Assoc. Professor, HOD

M.Tech
MCA
MCA
9497603600
9961766177
9747392804
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
2.8.1.Faculty
1. Mr. Joshua P Y
2.9 MCA
2.9.1.
Faculty
1. Mrs. Smitha mol M B
2. Ms. Deepa M
3. Ms. Smitha Nambiar
Sixth Semester
Code
1.
2.
3.
4.
2.10
Central Library
The central library is operating in a spacious building having built up area

of 15000 sq. Ft and the circulation of documents is fully automated with
barcode technology. A total of 25100 volumes of textbooks and reference
with more than 8500 titles are available along with online journal access
through our Intranet Digital Library System. In addition to the above a
very good collection of Audio visuals, CD-ROMs, E books, Journals,
Periodicals , seminar reports and Project reports are also available to
the user community.
Resources:
Books 25100
Periodicals -107
Dailies 10
21
CD- Roms 1125
Audio Visuals -25
Online Journals- ASME.IEEE,SPRINGER,DEL Packages
Facilities:
Library Reference service
Referral Service
Document Delivery service
Internet search facility
OPAC Facility (Online Public Access Catalogue)
Digital Library Access
Book Bank Facility
Reprographic facility
Newspaper Clipping
Current Awareness Services
Information Alert
Inter Library Loan
ELECTIVE- III
2K6PTME 805 (A):
2K6PTME 805 (B):
2K6PTME 805 (C):
TRANSFER
2K6PTME 805 (D):
2K6PTME 805(E) :
2K6CS301
2K6CS302
2K6CS303
2K6CS304
2K6CS305
2K6CS306
2K6CS307(P)
2K6CS308(P)
Institutional Membership:
Central Manufacturing Technology Institute (CMTI),
Bangalore
INDEST Consortium
DELNET, New Delhi
Rules & Regulations:

The following rules are binding on all the Members of the Library
Users should carry their identity cards while entering library.
Each UG student member is entitled to borrow 4 Books & PG

Students 7 Books.
All the students should renew their borrowers tickets at the start of
every odd Semesters.
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SYSTEM SIMULATION AND MODELING

QUALITY ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT
CSE: COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Third Semester
Code
FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS

NEURAL NETWORKS AND FUZZY LOGIC
COMPUTATIONAL FLUIDMECHANICS AND HEAT
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Humanities
Discreet Computational Structures
Switching Theory & Logic Design
Electronic Circuits & Systems
Programming Lab
Electronics Lab
TOTAL
3
3
3
3
3
3
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Fourth Semester
Code
2K6CS401
2K6CS402
2K6CS403
2K6CS404
2K6CS405
2K6CS406
2K6CS407 (P)
2K6CS408 (P)
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Engineering Mathematics III

Data Structures & Algorithms
Systems Programming
Microprocessors & Microcontrollers
Computer Organization & Design
Electric Circuits & Systems
Data Structures Lab
Hardware Lab
TOTAL
55
3
3
3
3
3
3
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
3
3
6
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Seventh Semester
Code
2K6ME701
2K6ME702
2K6ME703
2K6ME704
2K6ME705
2K6ME706(P)
2K6ME707(P)
2K6ME708(P)
2K6ME709(P)
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Metrology and Instrumentation

Industrial Management
Machine Design I
Power plant Engineering
Elective II
Instrumentation Lab
Computational Lab
Mini Project
Physical Education,
Health and fitness
Total
3
3
3
3
3
-
1
1
1
1
1
-
3
3
4
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
-
15
10
50
4
50
700
ELECTIVE-II
2K6ME705 (A) MARKETING MANAGEMENT
2K 6ME 705 (B) OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUES
2K6ME705 (C) FLEXIBLE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS
2K6ME705 (D) ADVANCED FLUIDMECHANICS
2K6ME 705 (E) MULTIPHASE FLOW
Eighth Semester
Code
2K6ME801
2K6ME802
2K6ME803
2K6ME804
2K6ME805
2K6ME806(P)
2K6ME807(P)
2K6ME808(P)
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
Gas Dynamics
2 1
Refrigeration and air conditioning
2 1
Machine Design II
2 1
Inventory and supply chain
management
2 Elective III
2 1
Seminar
- Project and Industrial Training
- Viva Voce
- Total
10 4
Aggregate marks for 8 semesters=8300
54
50
50
50
3
3
3
100
100
100
3
3
6
50
50
50
100
400
2900
3
3
-
100
100
100
600
5400
The members can retain the books with them for a period of
one month (30days) only. Overdue books will be charged with a
stipulated fine.
Members with long over dues will lose their library membership.
Books once lent out of the library should not be carried back
into the library before discharging the same at the Circulation
Counter.
A borrower borrowing a book shall note that the book is in sound

condition, before leaving the Circulation counter. He/she will be
responsible for any mutilation or damage caused to the book
after it is lent out. They shall have to make good of the damaged
book.
If the books borrowed is a part of a set or volumes & the same

is damaged or lost the borrower concerned shall be liable to
replace the whole set.
In case the lost books are not replaced with new one the
borrower will have to pay thrice the cost of the book.
Reference Books, Periodical publications, Dictionaries,

Encyclopedias, Handbooks & such other works that may be
declared as Reference Works by the Librarian shall not be lent
out of the Library.
Members shouldnt write, or make any marks in the materials

that are part of Library.
Tracing or mechanical reproduction (Photocopying / Scanning)

of the documents shall not be made without the permission of
the Librarian.
A member who loses the Borrowers Ticket shall lodge a written

complaint of the same to the Librarian. Duplicate tickets will be
issued in such cases only after a period of 30 days from such
notice & paying the prescribed fee. The Member shall be
responsible for any misuse of the Lost Borrowers ticket.
The Members are requested not to misplace the books from

one place to another; they shall leave the books on the reference
tables after consulting; the library staff will replace the books to
their respective positions.
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Members are prohibited from - chatting, smoking, and carrying

the bags, umbrella boxes & other receptacles into the library.
They should not carry their personal books (reading materials)
into the library, except in special cases with the permission of
the librarian. Members are requested to keep their belongings
at the Property counter at entrance of the Library. However
they are advised not to leave cell phones, purse, money, credit
card and other valuables in the handbag outside the library. These
items are liable to be lost.
Strict and absolute silence shall be observed in the Library.
Under special circumstances, the librarian will have powers to

refuse admission into the library to any person or the use of any
book or material without assigning any reason.
ANY INFRINGEMENT OF THE RULES BY THE

MEMBERS WILL LEAD TO CANCELLATION OF THEIR
MEMBERSHIP & THEY SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED TO
ENTER THE LIBRARY.
General Information:
Working Hours
Circulation
Contact Address
Phone
3.
1.
2.
3.
Fifth Semester
Code
9.00 am to 6.00 pm (Week days)
:
:
:
:
9.00 am to 4.00 pm (Saturdays)

9.00 am to 4.30 pm
9.00 am to 4.00 pm (Saturdays)
Vinod Kumar K .T
Librarian, LBS College of Engineering,
Kasargod- 671542
E-Mail: library_lbs@rediffmail.com
vinod_kaytee@rediffmail.com
+91 4994 250 290 (206)
ADMINISTRATIVE WING
Mr. Premdilip. P.N
Mrs. Kavitha .P.N
Mr. Santhosh Kumar K.
Senior Superintend
Clerk
Clerk
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9447347193
9447409840
9895490627

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6 ME 501 Engineering Mathematics IV

2K6 ME 502 Environmental Engineering
and Disaster Management
2K6 ME 503 Mechanics of Machinery
2K6 ME 504 Thermal Engineering
2K6 ME 505 CAD/CAM/CAE
2K6 ME 506 Machine Tools
2K6 ME507(P) Production Engineering Lab II
2K6 ME508(P) Thermal Engineering Lab
TOTA L
2
2
2
2
2
12
1
2
3
3
6
50
100
50
50
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
-
100
100
100
100
100
100
100
800
Sixth Semester
Code
Subject
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6 ME 60 Economics and Business

Management
2K6 ME 602 Dynamics of Machinery
2K6 ME 603 Heat and Mass Transfer
2K6 ME 604 Advances in Manufacturing
Engineering
2K6 ME 605 Operations Research
2K6 ME 606 Elective I
2K6ME 607 Heat Transfer Lab
2K6ME608(P) CAD/CAM/CAE Lab
TOTA L
2
2
2
2
2
2
12
1
1
3
3
6
50
50
50
3
3
3
100
100
100
50
50
50
50
50
400
3
3
3
3
3
100
100
100
100
100
800
Elective-I
2K6 ME 606(A) : Numerical Methods 2K6 ME 606(B): Mechatronics
2K6 ME 606(C) : CNC Programming 2K6 ME 606(D): Tool Engineering and Design
2K6 ME 606(E) : Vibration and Noise Control
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ME: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Third Semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6ME 301 Engineering Mathematics II
50
100
2K6ME 302 Computer Programming
50
100
2K6ME 303 Mechanics of Solids
50
100
2K6ME 304 Electrical Machines

2K6ME 305 Fluid Mechanics
2K6ME 306 Metallurgy and Material

Science
50
100
50
100
2K6ME307(P) Fluid Mechanics and

Machinery
50
100
2K6ME308(P) Strength of Materials Lab
50
100
TO TA L
18
400
800
Fourth semester
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6ME401 Engineering Mathematics III
50
100
2K6ME402 Humanities
50
100
2K6ME403 Thermodynamics
50
100
2K6ME404 Manufacturing Processes
50
100
2K6ME405 Fluid Machinery
50
100
2K6ME406 Machine Drawing
50
100
2K6ME407(P) Production EngineeringLab1
50
100
2K6ME408(P) Electrical Engineering Lab
50
100
TOTAL
16
400
800
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4.
Mrs. Sarala.N
Clerk
9526121846
5.
Mr. Aneesh Mohan C.S
Clerk
9490737189
6.
Mr. Shanavas Y
L.D.Typist
9995349696
7.
Mrs. Preetha P
Matron
9447491046
8.
Mr. Biju T.K
Driver
9496424203
9.
Mr. Mohanan K
Driver
9447478525
10.
Mr. Satheesh Kumar B
Peon
9744597888
11.
Mr. Shaji T
Attender
9495100821
12.
Mr. Aneesh A
Peon
9895627449
13.
Mrs. Baby Girija
Part time Sweeper
14.
Mr.Sathyanathan K
Attender
9446280867
15.
Mr. Anil Kumar S
Bus Cleaner
9447332091
16.
Mrs. Rajeela T.V
Typist
8907819529
17.
Mr. Balachandran K.P.
Watchman
9747257394
18.
Mr. Abin Mathews
Watchman
9495106101
19.
Mr. Shaji. I
Watchman
9745049240
20.
Mr. Kunhumon. C.M
Watchman
9995021937
21.
Mr. Balakrishnan T.
Watchman
9605077240
22.
Mr. Kumaran. K.
Driver
9447240026
4.
COLLEGE COUNCIL
The college council consists of the Principal, the Heads of departments,

administrative officer, warden, staff adviser, Librarian, and Joint Secretary
of PTA. The general administration of the college is by the Principal,
subject to the control of the Director of Technical Education. The council
is empowered to consider and report on any question concerning
accommodation, courses of instruction, or rules of discipline referred to
it by the Principal, but it shall not interfere in any manner with the general
administration of the college which is invested in the principal. All cases
of misconduct on the part of students, scholarships etc. will be dealt with
by the principal in consultation with the college council.
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5.
AMENITIES
5.1 CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY
Co-operative Society LBS College of Engineering Co-Operative Society
Ltd. S-219 was established in 1995 and is functioning in the
administrative block. Co-operative Society caters to the needs of the
students and staff of this College. The society supplies text books, note
books, drawing instruments, surveying instruments, uniform materials,
Syllabus, Lab Records, Various forms, Registers and other stationary
articles needed for the students and staff with discount rates. Besides
this, the college canteen is also being run by the Co-operative Society.
5.2 HOSTEL
The college provides hostel facilities for boys and girls with capacity 562
and 349 respectively. There are six hostels managed by LBSCE, out of
which one boys hostel and one girls hostel are within the campus and the
remaining are off campus hostels. Separate hostels are available for
first year students. All the hostels are provided with mess facilities. Mess
dividing system is followed in all the hostels. The elected mess committee
in each hostel manages the functioning of mess. The hostel inmates are
expected to follow the hostel rules strictly and as directed by warden
and resident tutors. The Hostels are headed by the Warden assisted by
the Resident Tutors. Mr. Vinod George, Associate Professor, CSED is
the warden.
5.2.1 HOSTEL RULES AND GUIDE LINES
1.
Allotment to various hostels shall be only for the students/staff
members of the institute.
2.
Priority for admission will be given to students based on the
distance from their home town.
3.
No students with unsatisfactory background such as involvement
in criminal cases will be given admission to hostels.
4.
Room allotment shall be carried out by the Resident Tutor/warden.
5.
Allotment given to the inmates is for a minimum period of one
year.
6.
Inmates vacating the hostel before completion of one year will
have to pay the establishment charge for twelve months. However,
inmates vacating the hostel on course completion are exempted
from this.
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16. CURRICULA AND SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS

The syllabi and curricula of the Kannur University for both undergraduate
and post graduate programs in various branches of Engineering are given
below.
The detailed syllabus is available in college website.
COMBINED 1& 2 SEMESTER (COMMON FOR ALL
BRANCHES)
Code
Subject

Marks examination
L T P/D
Hrs Marks
2K6EN101 Engineering Mathematics I
2K6EN102 Engineering Physics
50
100
50
100
2K6EN103 Engineering Chemistry
50
100
2K6EN104 Engineering Mechanics
50
100
2K6EN105 Engineering Graphics
50
100
2K6EN106 Basic Civil Engineering
50
100
2K6EN107 Basic Mechanical Engineering
50
100
2K6EN108 Basic Electrical Engineering
50
100
2K6EN109 Basic Electronics and

Computer Engg
50
100
2K6EN110P Basic Engineering

Laboratory (Surveying,
Fitting, Carpentry,
Foundry, Smithy, Welding
& Sheet metal)
50
2K6EN111P Basic Electrical &

Electronics Workshop
(Wiring, soldering
& Study of Basic Computer
Hardware)
50
Total
17
51
1
3
550
900
14.13.
Revision of Regulations
The University may from time to time revise, amend or change the
Regulations, scheme of studies, and examination and syllabi. The changes,
unless specified otherwise, will have effect from the beginning of the
academic year/ semester following the notification from the University.
15.
7.
8.
9.
10.
UNIVERSITY FEE RATES.
Head of Account (Treasury): 8658-00-102-96(27) K.U.S

T Theory
P. Practical
D Dissertation
Pr Project
11.
12.
Courses Appl.
Regular Appearance
Form T
P
D/Pr Viva ML
(Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.)
Subsequent Appearance
T
P
D/Pr Viva ML
(Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.)
B. Tech. 20
75
90
80
50
100
120
50
M.C.A.
120
150
450
80
50
170
170
50
20
Original Degree Certificate
100
Provisional Certificate
150
Migration Certificate
Who are not matriculated
200
Who are matriculated
100
Revaluation of answer papers (per paper)
500
Photo Copy of answer Papers ( Per paper)
150
Duplicate Mark list
250
Duplicate Degree Certificate
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
300 + Search fee
Fee for college transfer
100
Inter university transfer
200
Change of name in the University records
150
Condonation of shortage of
Before exam
250
attendance
After exam
300
Fee for Cancellation of Registration
200
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21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
Inmates will not be permitted to change their allotted rooms without

permission of the authorities.
Inmates are responsible for all the hostel properties.
Causing damage to hostel properties will be seriously dealt with
and punitive actions will be taken against.
An undertaking will have to be made by each inmate at the time
of admission regarding the protection of hostel properties and
maintenance of hostel discipline.
Ragging is strictly banned and any such cases if noted will be
directly reported to the police authorities immediately.
Inmates are not supposed to use electric cookers, high volume
speakers etc. in the hostel.
In case of hostel shifting, the inmate will have to clear all the
previous dues before entry into a new hostel.
Inmate with any type of contagious disease will not be permitted
to stay in the hostel.
No outside person/previous students of the institute will be
permitted to enter into the hostel without the permission of hostel
authorities.
Inmates shall be responsible for their own belongings and doors/
cupboards should be properly locked before leaving rooms.
All the lights and fan will have to be switched off before leaving
the room.
Spoiling hostel walls by writing/sketching is not permitted.
Usage of alcohol/narcotics etc. is strictly prohibited.
Inmates are not supposed to organize any meetings/function
without prior permission of the authorities.
Shifting furniture from one room to another is not permitted.
No furniture/fittings /movable property shall be taken into or taken
out without the permission of authorities.
Hoisting flags or fixing posters/other decorative items of political
parties in the hostel is not permitted.
Storage of weapons/steel rods/metal pieces etc. in the hostel is
not permitted.
Hostel inspection team is authorized to inspect any room/area of
the hostel at any time.
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26.
27.
Inmates are not supposed to take the common news paper,

magazines etc. to their rooms without the permission of authorities.
Only half of the rent will be charged for the inmate for the stay of
first half/second half of the month in the hostel.
Mess, Hygiene and discipline

1.
A mess committee will be elected for each month by the authorities
for the smooth conduct of hostel mess.
2.
The mess committee shall be responsible for the hostel hygiene,
minimization of food wastage, quality of food etc.
3.
The menu of food items for the month shall be published by the
mess committee in advance.
4.
Application for availing mess cut should be submitted to the mess
committee at least one day before.
5.
A mess secretary will be elected from the members of the mess
committee for initiating major activities of the committee.
6.
Hostel mess is meant for the inmates of the hostel. However
guests can take food on a payment basis.
7.
Maximum number of mess cuts an inmate can claim per month is
15 days. However the authorities can treat it as special in case of
genuine situations like Ramzan season, carrying out project work
etc.
8.
A minimum of continuous 5 days of mess cut should be there for
availing mess cut.
9.
Extra food items can be availed by the inmate on an extra payment
basis.
10. Mess bill for each month can be paid without fine till the end of
the next month.
11. A fine of Rs.100/-will be charged for the payment after the last
date and thereafter, Rs.10/-per day will be charged as fine.
12. Visitors will have to enter the details in the visitors register.
13. Inmates moving out of the hostel after 10.30 p.m.in any situation
will have to enter details in the movement register.
14. Inmates will have to produce their ID card at any time if asked by
the authorities/security guard.
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4.
For classification of successful candidates only the marks secured

in the subject in which they have passed or improved their marks
will be considered even though in an earlier attempt they had failed
or secured lower marks in the same subject.
5.
Successful candidates who complete all the examinations in 4

academic years (8 consecutive semesters) shall be ranked branch
wise on the basis of aggregate marks obtained in the university
examinations alone of all the semesters.
6.
For the purpose of rank, the lateral entry students to B. Tech

(Engg) programme shall not be considered as the rank is based on
the total marks in I&II to VIII semesters.
7.
Classification for the lateral entry students shall be given based

on the percentage of marks obtained in III to VIII semesters.
8.
The final mark list of the lateral entry scheme should indicate that
a) the student was admitted through lateral entry scheme and b)
classification is based on percentage of marks in III to VIII
semesters.
9.
A candidate will be qualified for degree only if he/she completes

the course and passes all the semester examinations within seven
academic years (six academic years in the case of LES) since
his/her admission to the course.
10.
The final mark list should indicate the college in which the candidate
has studied.
14.12.
Industrial interaction
All students shall undergo an industrial interaction programme either by

attending training programme for a minimum of five days in a registered
industry/Govt. establishment/Research institute or by visiting at least 5
reputed industries / engineering establishments. They have to submit a
report of the industrial interaction programme in the 8th semester. A
maximum of 25 marks is included for the industrial interaction programme
in the marks for the project work in the 8 th semester. The project
evaluation committee will evaluate and award the marks for the industrial
interaction programme. The industrial interaction programme shall be
completed during vacations /holidays taking not more than 3 working
days combined with holidays.
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2.
A candidate who has failed in only one subject (theory and practical
put together) in a semester examination in his/her first attempt shall
be permitted to reappear for only two subjects of the semester
concerned for improvement of marks without cancelling the earlier
examination.
3.
A candidate, who has failed in two subjects (theory and practical

put together) in a semester examination in his or her first attempt,
shall be permitted to reappear for only one subject of the semester
concerned for improvement of marks without cancelling the earlier
examination.
4.
A candidate, who has failed in three or more subjects in a semester

examination in his/her first attempt, shall not be permitted to
reappear for improvement of marks in any of the subjects.
5.
The reappearance for improvement for eligible subjects should be

made only in the immediate chance following the semester in which
he/she has undergone the course.
14.11. Classification of Successful candidates

1.
A candidate who qualifies for the Degree passing all the subjects
of the eight semesters within five academic years(4 in case of
LES) after commencement of his course of study and has secured
not less than 75% of the aggregate of the total marks in all the 8
semesters assigned to the university examination and sessional
evaluation together and not less than 70% separately for the
university examinations shall be declared to have passed the
B.Tech (Engineering) Degree Examination in First Class with
honours.
2.
A candidate who qualifies for the Degree passing all the subjects
of the eight semesters within five academic years after
commencement of his course of study and has secured not less
than 60% of the aggregate of the total marks in all the 8 semesters
assigned to the university examination and sessional evaluation
together and not less than 55% separately for the university
examinations shall be declared to have passed the B.Tech
(Engineering) Degree Examination in First Class.
3.
All other successful candidates shall be declared to have passed

the examination for the degree in second class.
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15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Creating a noisy environment in the hostel, causing disturbances

in any form to other inmates of the hostel etc. are not permitted.
Mens hostel (MH1, MH2, MH3) entrance will be closed at
09.00.p.m.
Mens hostel (MH4 -First year) entrance will be closed at
08.00.p.m.
Ladies hostel entrance will be closed at 6.00 p.m.
Violation of hostel rules will invite punitive actions.
Amendments of hostel rules will be made at proper time by the
hostel authorities.
5.3 COLLEGE BUS

The College operates college buses for the convenient transport of staff
and students. At present the college own four buses and the service is
available from Kanhangad, Kasaragod railway station and the hostels
outside the college campus.
5.4 CANTEEN
A fully equipped canteen is functioning within the campus for convenience
of the staff and students.
5.5 BANK
A fully computerized branch of Central Bank of India is functioning in
the campus. The working time of the branch is between 10.00 AM to
4.30 PM. The bank also provides ATM facility within the campus.
6.
ANCILLARIES
6.1 PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION
The Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is actively involved in helping
smooth functioning of the college. The objectives of the association are:
1.
To work for the welfare of the students and the institution.
2.
To offer constructive suggestions on various issues for the smooth
and successful functioning of the college.
3.
To promote better participation of the parents in the various
programs of the college and to establish better liaison with the
teacher.
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All parents/guardians of the students on the rolls of the college and

members of the teaching faculty are members of the association.
It is compulsory for a parent/guardian of a student on the rolls of the
college to be a member of PTA. The executive committee of the PTA
consists of
1. President
Dr. K. A. Navas (Principal)
2. Vice President
Mr. K Muraleedharan.
3. Secretary
Mr. P. M. Samuel
4. Joint Secretary
Mr. Swaraj Kumar, AP, MED
6.2 CAREER GUIDANCE CELL

The aim of Career Guidance Cell is to train the students and make them
industry ready by conducting orientation programs and training sessions
by professional trainers and experts from industry. The unit is headed by
the convener supported by student representatives from all Departments.
Mr. Kishor Kumar V V , Asst. Professor, MED is the Convener.
6.3
PLACEMENT CELL
The aim of Placement Cell is to bring the students and industrial
community together to a mutually desirable employment relationship.
The unit is headed by Placement Officer, who is a faculty member
supported by student representatives from all departments. The Principal
and other faculty members extend their wholehearted co-operation for
this venture. Mr. Rahul K., Asst. Prof. CSE is the placement Officer.
Objectives
To enhance employability through
- Self management & development
- Enhancing the skills in managing tasks
- Developing effective communication
- Enhancing interpersonal skills
- Taking responsibilities/ Problem Solving
To promote placement activities in Campus and off campus
6.4
STAFF CLUB
The staff club facilitates to improve the cultural and academic activities
among the staff of the college. It serves as a platform for the interaction
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Fair record
10%
Viva-voce
20%
Procedure, observations, conducting experiment, results &

inference 70%
c) Viva-voce examinations in the 8th semester will be conducted
by a team of one internal examiner and one external examiner,
duly appointed by the university. The students shall produce the
certified reports of seminar, project and industrial interaction at
the time of viva-voce examination. 70% marks shall be allotted
for subject knowledge and 30% for seminar, project and industrial
interaction.
14.9.
Minimum for a pass
1.
Candidates who secure not less than 50 % marks in a subject at

the university examination shall be declared to have passed in the
examination in that subject, irrespective of the sessional marks
awarded for that subject. A candidate who secures not less than
40% marks in the subject at the university examination and not less
than 50% of the total marks assigned to the subjects, which include
the marks assigned to the university examination and sessional
assessment , shall also be declared to have passed the examination
in that subject.
2.
The pass mark for Project, Seminar, Viva Voce and subjects having
only either sessional evaluation or university examination alone shall
be 40% of the total marks assigned to that subject. Candidates
failing in the above subjects have to complete/repeat the
requirements again so as to secure a pass minimum of 40%. There
is no minimum mark for pass or fail for the Physical education,
Health and Fitness program.
14.10. Improvement of marks

1.
A candidate who has made his/her first successful attempt in any

semester examination and secured a complete pass in the semester
examination in the first attempt shall be permitted to reappear for
improvement of marks in a maximum of three subjects ( theory
and practical put together) without cancelling the earlier examination.
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Every candidate shall register for the examination. A candidate

who does not register for the examination shall not be permitted to
attend next semester
between the different departments of the college and their family. Staff
club is involving in coordinating activities of common interest among the
staff.
II)
Eligibility for appearing examination is subject to thefollowing
a)
He/she must secure not less than 75% attendance (including duty
leave) in the number of working hours during the first year and in
each semester thereafter and shall be physically present for a
minimum of 65% (excluding duty leave) of the total working hours.
b)
Maximum permissible duty leave shall be 10% of the total working

hours.
c)
He/she must earn a progress certificate from the Principal of having

satisfactorily completed the course of study prescribed in the
semester as required by these regulations.
6.5 NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME

The National Service Scheme (NSS) was evolved and introduced by
the Government of India in the year 1969. It aims at developing amongst
students a sense of participation in nation building through Social Work.
This deepens understanding of the social environment and enriches his/
her personality through actual participation in day-to-day life of the society.
This process of learning is not only a desirable supplement to the
classroom education but develops in the student a sense of responsibility,
tolerance and cooperation. The college has implemented the NSS and
the unit is functioning with full vigor and enthusiasm. NSS provides
opportunities to teachers and students to gain valuable practical
experiences of community service.
III) It shall be open to the Vice Chancellor to grant condonation

ofshortage of attendance on the recommendation of Principal
inaccordance with the following norms.
a)
The shortage shall not be more than 10%.
b)
Shortage of attendance up to 20% shall be condoned only once

during the entire course provided such shortage is caused by
continuous absence on genuine medical grounds.
c)
Shortage of attendance shall not be condoned more than three times

during the entire course.
IV) A candidate who is not eligible for condonation of attendance shall

repeat the course, when it is offered again.
V) The university will conduct examinations for all subjects (Theory,
Drawing & practical)
a) The scheme of valuation will be decided by the chief examiner
for theory/ drawing subjects.
b) For practical examinations the internal and external examiners
together will decide the division of marks to be awarded. The
student shall produce the certified record of the work done in the
laboratory for the examination. The evaluation of the candidate
should be done as per the guidelines given below.
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6.6 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

Alumni Association has a significant role in keeping the old students in
touch with the campus. Several chapters of this association are active
in various metros of India and foreign countries and they share the latest
technical knowhow with those in the campus. Several alumni frequently
visit the campus and interact with the students. Notable contribution of
this association is evident in the form of a number of on and off campus
recruitments that takes place.
6.7 ISTE
The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) is a national,
professional, nonprofit making society and the main objective of which
is to assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality
engineers and technicians needed by the industries and other
organizations. The college chapter of ISTE organizes different training
programs, seminars, talks, etc on the fields of engineering, technology
and management which would enhance the professional knowledge of
the students.
6.8 NATURE CLUB
A nature club is functioning in the campus. This club, in which both staff
members and students are active members, is diligently pursuing its dream
of a green, beautiful and environment friendly campus.
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6.9
ROAD SAFETY CLUB
In order to create awareness on road traffic aspects and to educate
road users about traffic rules, traffic regulations and other related matters
a road safety club is formulated and working actively within the campus.
By conducting classes and photo exhibitions by experts from the motor
vehicles department, the club develops skill among the students for taking
appropriate action in various traffic situations. The club also works as
volunteer forum for aiding trauma care activities and assist in enforcement
of traffic rules. Mr. Kishor Kumar V V, Asst. Professor in Mechanical
Engineering is the Secretary of the club.
6.10
DELITE-Debate & Literary Club
The DEbate & LITErary club (DELITE) had started in the college in
December, 2006, with an aim to nurture the literary activities in the college.
At present Mr. Dileep V.K, Asst. Professor in Computer Science &
Engineering is the Staff Co-Ordinator of the club.
syllabus and practical sessions. All classes will be conducted after the
normal working hours of the college. The students will be continuously
assessed on their performance for 50 hours of practical sessions during
the period 1st semester to 7th semester and a maximum of 50 marks will
be awarded in the 7th semester. There is no minimum mark for pass or
fail for this program.
14.7.
Sessional work
Sessional marks for Theory, Drawing, Workshops, Laboratories and

Practical will be awarded by the teaching faculty based on the day to
day performance of the students. The allocation of sessional marks for
the individual subjects shall be on the following basis.
Theory Subjects
Assignments 40%
Objectives
To develop students aptitude towards literary activities.
To improve literary skills & expressiveness of students and help

them to face competitive exams & interviews.
To impart social responsibility & improve their general

knowledge.
To conduct literary activities in the college.
To help students in personality development & guide them for a

better career.
6.11 COMMITTEES
The following committees have been constituted for the purpose of
effective administration through delegation and smooth running of the
institution. Some of the committees are formed as per the government
orders.
6.11.1. ETHICS COMMITTEE
Chairman
:
Dr. K.A. Navas, Principal
Vice Chairman :
Sri. Samual P.S., Secretary, PTA
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Tests
60%
Practical Subjects
Regular class work/Drawing/
Workshop
Record/Lab Record and
Class Performance
60%
Tests
40%
Every teacher is required to maintain an attendance and assessment

record which consists of attendance marked in each lecture or practical
or project work class, the assignment marks, the test paper marks and
the record of topics covered, separately for each course. This should be
submitted to the head of the department for periodic checking. The head
of the department will put his signature and date after due verification.
At the end of the semester, the head of institution will keep this document
in safe custody. The university or any inspection team appointed by the
university may inspect the records of both current and previous
semesters. The sessional marks shall be published in the department
within 20 days after the termination of the classes, so as to incorporate
corrections, if any, before sending to the university.
14.8.
Examination
I) There shall be University Examinations at the end of the first
academic year and at the end of every semester from third semester
onwards in subjects as prescribed in the scheme of examination.
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14.2. Duration of the course

a)
The course for the B.Tech. Degree shall extend over a period of
four academic years comprising of 8 semesters. The first and
second semester combined and each semester from third semester
onwards shall cover the groups of subjects as given in the scheme
of studies and examinations.
b)
Each semester shall normally comprise of 16 weeks.
14.3. Eligibility for the Degree
Candidates for admission to the Degree of B.Tech. shall be required to
have undergone the prescribed course of study in an institution maintained
or affiliated to Kannur University for a period of not less than four
academic years and to have passed all examinations specified in the
scheme. The first academic year of study shall be from the date of
commencement of admission till the closure of the academic year. All
examinations should be passed within seven years (6 years in case of
LES) since his/her admission to B.Tech programme.
14.4. Branches of study
At the time of admission a student will be offered any one of the following
branches of study and such branches of study as may be instituted from
time to time.
-
Civil Engineering
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Electronics and Communication Engineering
Computer Science and Engineering
Applied Electronics and Instrumentation
14.5. Subjects of Study

The subjects of study shall be in accordance with the scheme and syllabi
prescribed.
14.6. Physical Education, Health and Fitness
All students shall undergo prescribed compulsory program on Physical
education, health and fitness. There will be lecture classes with prescribed
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Convenor
:
Prof. Sukumaran, HOD, EEE
Joint Convenor :
Chairman College Union
Members:
Prof. Vinodu George, Associate Professor, CSE.
Programme Officer, NSS.
Sri. Haneefa.K.N, Ward Member in Nellikkad
Smt. Prajina, Asst. Professor ME Dept.
6.11.2. CLASS MONITORING COMMITTEE
In order to effectively monitor the class works in the college, a class
monitoring committee has been formed. The committee ensures the
smooth functioning of the classes; check the effectiveness of the class
work adjustments between staff members and report to the respective
HODs and principal about these matters.
1. Mr. Lawrence C A, Assoc. Professor, MED(Convener)
2. Senior Asst Professors on contract from all branches.
6.11.3. STUDENT DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
This committee is constituted for implementation of total discipline of
students and to do squad work on malpractices in examinations.
1. Prof. Sukumaran P.R., HOD, EEE (Convenor)
2. Dr. Mohammed Shekoor, HOD, ME
3. Smt. Sheeba K., HOD, ECE
4. Smt. Anjali M.S., HOD, CE
5. Sri. Praveen Kumar K., HOD, CSE
6. Smt. Smitha Mol M.B., HOD, IT/MCA
6.11.4 ANTI- RAGGING SQUAD
Definition of Ragging
Any disorderly conduct whether by words spoken or written or by an
act which has effect of teasing, treating or handling with rudeness any
other student, indulging in rowdy or indisciplined activities which causes
or is likely to cause annoyance, hardship or psychological harm or to
raise fear or apprehension thereof in a fresher or a junior student or
asking the students to do any act or perform something which such
student will not do in the ordinary course and which has the effect of
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causing or generating a scene of shame or embarrassment so as to

adversely affect the physique or psyche of a fresher or junior student.
An anti-Ragging squad has been constituted to maintain the campus
ragging-free and to make the students aware of consequences of ragging.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
6.
Smt. Smitha Mol M.B., HOD, IT/MCA, (Convenor)

Sri. Joshua P.Y., Asst. Prof. Physical Education
Sri. Swaraj Kumar, Asst. Prof, ME
Sri. Krishna Das K., Asst. Prof. Applied Science
Smt. Aarathi T., Asst. Professor, ECE
Smt. Preetha P., Matron
6.11.5 WEBSITE COMMITTEE

Website committee is constituted to update the information in college
website regularly.
1. Sri. Praveen Kumar M., Programmer, CSE, (Convenor)
4. Sri. Deepesh Edwin, Asst. Prof. ECE
7.
8.
9.
10.
5. Sri. Abdul Naief, Asst. Prof. CSE

6. Sri. Arun N.R., Asst. Prof. CE
7. Sri. Vineesh Kumar K.V., Asst. Prof. Applied Science
6.11.6 BUS COMMITTEE
Bus committee is formed to schedule the college buses and to attend the
grievances of students availing bus facility.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Sri. Hariharan, Asst. Prof. ME (Convenor)

Sri. Premdilip P.N., Sr. Superintendent.
Sri. Pramod.P, Asst. Professor, ECE.
Sri. Anu P. Varghese, Trade Instructor, ME
Sri. Mohanan, Driver
Chairman, College Union
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who is persistently insubordinate,
who is habitually irregular in attendance or inattentive to

his work in the class,
who is repeatedly or willfully mischievous, or obscene in

word or act,
who is guilty of malpractice at examinations,
who indulges in movements which lead to communal ill

feelings or enmity,
2. Sri. Sadanandan K., Asst. Prof. EEE

3. Sri. Kishor Kumar V.V., Asst. Prof. ME
Any student,
11.
12.
Who indulges in ragging junior students, will be punished

according to the recommendations of the college
council.
Students should observe strict silence in library and lab. They should
not make any disturbance to others.
Scribbling or etching on drawing boards, desks and writing on the
wall are strictly prohibited.
Students should not misplace articles, furniture or books in the
classrooms, laboratories or library.
Under any circumstance, no student or staff or outsider is permitted
to enter the classroom while classes are going on, without the
permission of the staff member concerned.
Students found guilty of ragging junior students will be dismissed
from the college as per the Supreme Court ruling.
The use of mobile phones within the campus is strictly
prohibited as per government orders.
14.
UNIVERSITY REGULATINS
14.1. Conditions for admission
Candidates for admission to the B.Tech. Degree course shall be required
to have passed the higher secondary/+2/XII Std. examination conducted
by boards/departments recognized/accepted by the University or the
diploma examination in Engineering, Kerala or any examination accepted
by the Government of Kerala as equivalent there to , with conditions as
prescribed by the Kerala state Government rules.
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students should keep the medical leave application duly sanctioned. In

the event of a student falling shortage of attendance at the end of
semester, condonation will be recommended only if they produce record
to prove that the medical leave had been applied for and granted on
time.
12.3. DUTY LEAVE
Students are eligible for duty leave for representing the college in activities
like sports, games, arts etc. and to participate in the college union and
department association activities. Duty leave can be recommended only
by the faculty members who are authorized to do so. Duty leave should
be submitted to the designated authority (Class Tutor/ HOD), preferably
before the duty is performed or soon after returning from the duty, but
not later than three working days. After the duty leave has been
sanctioned, the students must meet the respective staff members from
whose classes they were absent and request them to mark the duty
leave granted in their attendance register. The maximum limit of duty
leave, which can be granted to a student during a semester, is 10% of
the number of working days in that semester. However, in exceptional
cases prior permission of the Principal should be obtained to get duty
leave in excess of 10%. Students who do not satisfy the attendance
requirements as per the university regulations will not be permitted for
the university examinations.
13.
DISCIPLINE, CONDUCT AND BEHAVIOUR
1.
All students should follow the uniform dress code of the college
inside the campus. Dress properly and neatly, befitting to a
professional college.
2.
Behavior of the students, both within and outside the college

premises should be decent and befitting to a professional institution
3.
The student should move silently when proceeding from one class
to another without disturbing classes at work.
4.
No student shall leave the class before the class is dispersed or

without the permission of the teacher-in-charge of the class.
5.
Students are prohibited from organizing or attending meetings on

the college campus, distributing notices and collecting money for
any purpose without the prior permission of the Principal.
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6.11.7 CANTEEN COMMITTEE

Canteen committee ensures the smooth functioning of the college canteen
and assures quality and hygiene of food items served.
1. Sri. Vineesh Kumar, Asst. Prof. Applied Science (Convenor)
2. Smt. Smitha Mol M.B., HOD, IT/MCA
3. Sri. Anil Kumar B.C., Asst. Prof. ME
4. Sri. Mohan das, Trade Instructor, ME Dept.
5. General Secretary, College Union.
6.11.8 HOSTEL MONITORING COMMITTEE
Hostel monitoring committee discusses and recommends about the
admissions in hostels, hostel mess and other amenities.
1. Sri. Vinodu George, Associate Professor, CSE (Convenor)
(Warden)
2. Sri. Binu K. Mani, First Grade Instructor, ME (Dy. Warden)
3. All RTs and HRTs
6.11.9 CLASS ROOM ALLOTMENT COMMITTEE
This committee is constituted to take necessary actions to allot all class
and lab rooms and take necessary steps to start building new class room
block.
1. Prof. Sukumaran P.R., HOD, EEE (Convenor)
2. Sri. Praveen Kumar K., HOD, CSE
3. Sri. Arun N.R., Asst. Prof. CE
4. Smt. Sebila K., Asst. Prof. ECE
5. Sri. Krishna Das, Asst. Prof. Applied Science
6. Smt. Prejina T., Asst. Prof. ME
6.11.10. LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Library committee suggests, and scrutinizes the list of books to be
procured to library. It also discusses and recommend about the facilities
and timing of Library.
1. Sri. Vinod Kumar K.T, Librarian (Convener)
2. All HODs
3. All Department library in-charge
4. Students editor, College.
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6.11.11 LADY STUDENTS GRIEVENCE REDRESSAL CELL

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Smt. Sheeba K., HOD, ECE (Convener)

Smt. Sheeja, Asst. Prof. EEE
Smt. Radhika Nair, Asst. Prof. CE
Smt. Keerthi V.S., Asst. Prof. Applied Science
Vice Chairman, College Union
6.11.12 PLACEMENT CELL

1. Sri. Rahul K., Asst. Prof. CSE (Placement Officer)
2. Sri. Aseem K., Asst. Prof. EEE (Dy. Placement Officer)
3. One student representative from each branch nominated by
convener
6.11.13 CAREER GUIDANCE CELL
1. Sri. Kishorkumar V V, Asst. Prof. ME (Convener)
2. One student representative from each branch nominated by
convener.
6.11.14. COORDINATORS OF DIFFERENT
ACTIVITIES AND CELLS
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
Returning Officer All Elections:

Co-ordinator for Series Tests
Co-ordinator Time table
Nature Club
Superintendent-Exams
Secretary (Road Safety Club)
Manager (Continuing Education Cell)
Warden
Deputy Warden
Editor (Information Bulletin)
Campus wide Network
PRO
Students Development Officer
NSS Programme Officer
Campus Electrical Maintenance
Co-ordinator Techxellence
Co-ordinator Delite Club
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Sri. Jawahar Mubarak, Asst. Prof., ME

Sri. Deepesh Edwin, Asst. Prof. ECE
Sri. Joshuva P.Y, Asst. Prof. Physical Education
Smt. Pragisha. K, Asst. Prof, CSE
Sri. Sreejith, Asst. Prof, ME
Sri. Kishor Kumar V V, Asst. Prof., ME
Sri. Vineesh Kumar, Applied Science Dept.
Sri. Vinodu George, Assoc. Prof. ,CSE
Sri. Binu K. Mani, ME Dept.
Sri. Kishor Kumar V V, Asst. Prof. MED
Sri.Praveen Kumar.M,programmer CSED
Sri. Praveen Kumar M.P., FGI, ECED.
Smt. Sheeja, Asst. Prof. EEE
Sri. Don Varghese, EEE
Sri. Sadanandan K., Asst.Prof., EEE.
Sri. Rensi Sam Mathew, Asst. Prof. ECE
Sri. Dileep V.K., Asst. Prof. CSE
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Establishment Charges
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
1500
Recognition and
Matriculation Fee
100
100
100
100
100
100
University Affiliation Fee
200
200
200
200
200
200
Identity Card Fee
100
100
100
100
100
100
University Development fee 50
50
50
50
50
50
Total
43300
73300
233300 16100
47600
54850
Other Fees
PTA Fund
3300
3300
3300
3300
3300
3500
Co-Op Society
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
1000
Association Membership Fee 500
500
500
500
500
1000
Grand Total
78100
238100 20900
52400
60350
48100
*45000/Semester (55000/Semester for Sponsored Seats)

12.
ATTENDANCE AND LEAVE REGULATIONS
Students are expected to attend all classes without fail. If for unavoidable
reasons, leave for absence is required, permission from the competent
authority should be taken as given below.
12.1. ORDINARY LEAVE
Leave Application for ordinary leave should be submitted to the Class
Advisor concerned, who is competent to sanction leave to a maximum
of 3 days at a time. For periods beyond three days at a time, the Heads
of Departments will be the sanctioning authority. Applications for ordinary
leave should be submitted within three days from the date of return from
leave.
12.2. MEDICAL LEAVE
Students can apply to the Head of the Department, through the Class
Tutor, for leave on medical grounds with relevant certificates within three
working days after returning to the college, if the absence is not exceeding
one week. If it exceeds one week, student/parent must inform the
concerned Class Tutor/ Head of the Department regarding the leave
and shall submit the relevant documents on return to the college. The
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submit self-attested copies of all mark lists up to 6th semester along

with the application.
Admission shall normally be restricted to those with valid GATE
score. However, this stipulation is relaxed in the case of sponsored
candidates.
In case seat remains vacant due to lack of candidates with valid
GATE score, candidates form Kerala State without valid GATE
score will be considered against such vacancies. Even if seats are
still remaining vacant, candidate from other states will be considered
for admission.
7.
8.
10.3
a)
b)
c)
M.C.A. COURSE
Candidate for admission to the MCA course shall be required to
have one of the following qualifications.
BCA, B Sc in Computer Science / IT / Electronics.
B Tech with 50% aggregate in all semesters put together.
B. Sc / B Com or Equivalent with Mathematics or Statistics (This
does not include Business Mathematics/statistics) as one of the
optional subjects, 50% marks aggregate and 60% marks in optional.
5% relaxation in marks for SEBC candidates and pass minimum
for SC/ST students as per government rules.
Selection of candidates to all seats will be made on the basis of
the rank obtained in the Entrance Test subject to rules.
11. FEES
The Fee Structure for 2013-14 academic year is given below.
Particulars
B Tech
MCA
M Tech
Merit
Management NRI
Merit
Management
Admission Fee
150
150
150
150
900
Tuition Fee
35000 65000
100000 7000
38500
45000*
Special Fee
1200
1200
1200
2000
2000
2000
Caution Deposit
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
5000
150
Refundable Deposit
125000
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6.11.15 RT AND HRT OF HOSTELS

Resident Tutor (RT) MHI
:
Sri. Hariharan, Asst. Prof. ME
HRT, Campus Hostel, MHI
:
Sri. Nizamudheen Kunnath,
Asst. Prof. Applied Science
RT MH III ,Nayanmarmoola
:
Sri. Arun N.R, Asst. Prof, CE
HRT
,,
:
Sri. Mohammed Naif, Asst.Prof. CSE
RT MH II Zulu, Povval
:
Sri. Rency Sam. Asst. Prof, ECE
HRT
,,
:
Sri.Santhosh Damodar,Tradesmen, ME
RT MH IV Bilal, Povval
:
Sri. Anil Kumar B.C, Asst. Prof. ME
HRT
:
Sri. Vineesh Kumar,Asst. Prof. Maths
RT, LH I Campus Hostel
:
Smt. Reema K.V., Asst. Prof. CSE
HRT, LH I
,,
:
Smt. Raj Varma Pampa,Asst. Prof. CSE
RT, LH II
:
Smt. Keerthi V.S., Asst. Prof. Applied Science
HRT LH II
:
Smt. Sudina, Tradesman, CSE
7.
SCHOLARSHIPS AND STIPENDS
The students belonging to SC/ST/OEC and SEBC category are eligible

for fee concession/stipend/lump sum grant etc. as per the norms stipulated
by the Govt. of Kerala.
8.
CLASS TIMINGS
I & II Semester
Period Monday to Thursday

1
8.30 - 9.30
2
9.30 - 10.30
3
10.30 -11.30
4
12.30 -1.30
5
1.30 - 2.30
6
2.30 - 3.30
III to VIII Semesters
Friday
8.30 -9.20
9.20 - 10.10
10.20 - 11.10
11.10 - 12.00
2.00 - 2.45
2.45 - 3.30
Monday to Thursday
9.30 - 10.30
10.30 -11.30
11.30 -12.30
1.30 -2.30
2.30 - 3.30
3.30 - 4.30
Friday
9.30 -10.20
10.20-11.10
11.10-12.00
2.00-2.50
2.50-3.40
3.40-4.30
9. DRESS CODE
1.
All students should dress modestly when in the campus.
2.
Boys should tuck in their shirts and they should wear a black
coloured belt of width 2.5 cm.
3.
For girls, the length of their shirt should be up to wrist of their
hands, when they stand straight.
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4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Low waist pants and revealing dresses are strictly prohibited in

the campus.
Those students who are appointed to greet the dignitaries on special
occasions may wear colour dresses, with prior permission from
the HODs.
An appropriate fine will be imposed on those students who are
seen in the campus without proper uniform.
Colour and pattern variations from the prescribed uniform are not
permitted.
All students are directed to wear clean, properly washed and ironed
uniform which will uphold the dignity of the college.
Overcoat for girls should be stitched according to the common
pattern decided by the college.
institutional course of at least 3 years securing a minimum of 60% marks

in the diploma examination are eligible for admission.
a)Candidates belonging to socially and Educationally Backward
classes with a total annual family income not exceeding Rs 2.5
Lakhs will have relaxation of 5%marks in the qualifying
examination.
b)The scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes candidates need
only a pass in the qualifying examination.
c) Upper age limit -28 years
The candidates should appear for the Lateral Entry Test conducted for
the diploma holders and they should be included in the rank list. Selection
of candidates to all seats will be made on the basis of the rank obtained
in the LET examination subject to rules.
ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS
10.2 M.TECH
1. The candidate shall be an Indian national.
2. The candidate should have studied the undergraduate course in
an institution approved by the AICTE/Deemed Universities.
3. Candidates applying for M.Tech-Thermal and Fluid Engineering
should have a minimum of 60% aggregate marks in Mechanical
Engineering/Mechanical stream Automobile engineering/Mechanical
stream Production Engineering degree examinations
or
equivalent. For SC/ST candidates a pass in the
Mecha nical
Engineering / Mechanical stream Automobile
engineering/
Mechanical stream Production Engineering degree examinations
or equivalent course is sufficient.
4. Candidates applying for M.Tech-Computer Science and Information
Security should have 60% marks in Computer Science and
Engineering/Information Technology/Electronics and
Communication /Applied Electronics.
5. Candidates applying for M.Tech-VLSI Design and Signal Processing
should have 60% marks in Electronics and C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Engineering/Applied Electronics/Electrical and Communication
Engineering.
6. Candidates who have appeared for the final semester examination
can also apply, provided he/ she has passed all the subjects up to
and including the 6th semester exam. Such candidates
shall
10.1 B.TECH DEGREE COURSE

Candidates included in the entrance rank list published by CEE, Kerala
and admission to the Engineering course should otherwise satisfy the
rules regarding the minimum academic requirements in the qualifying
examination enumerated as follows:
a) Higher Secondary Examination/equivalent: Pass with 50%
marks in Mathematics and 50% marks in Physics, Chemistry
& Mathematics put together.
b) 3-year Diploma engineering/equivalent: Pass with 50% marks
in the final Diploma examination.
c)Relaxation in Marks: Candidates belonging to Socially &
Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) with a total annual
family income up to Rs.2.5 lakhs will get a relaxation of 5%
marks i.e. 45% marks in mathematics and 45% marks in
Physics, Chemistry & Mathematics put together in the qualifying
examination. The Scheduled Castes & Scheduled Tribes
candidates need only a pass in the qualifying examination.
B. Tech Degree Course-Lateral Entry Scheme Admission
Candidates who have a diploma in Engineering awarded by the State
Board of Technical Examinations or an Examination recognized equivalent
thereto, by the State Board of Technical Education after undergoing an
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