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RIPPLES – 2K13
SPHOORTHY
ENGINEERING COLLEGE
(Approved by AICTE New Delhi , Affiliated to JNTU,Hyd)
Campus : Nadergul (v),Near Vanasthalipuram,Saroornagar
(Mandal), R.R.Dist.-501510
Ph:08415 261137,
Fax:08415 201136,9963111840,
Admin Office : Sphoorthy Degree College, Beside Venkatadri
Theatre, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad – 500060.
CONTENT
Chairman’s Message
Secretary’s Message
Principal’s Desk
Editorial Board
Department of C.S.E
Department of E.C.E
Department of I.T
Department of Civil & Mechanical
Department of Science & Humanities
 Department of English
 Department of Mathematics
Examination Branch
Department of M.B.A
Center for R & D
Placement Cell
Department of Administration
Physical Education
The Finishing School
Student Portal
Library
Health &Fitness
Reflections
Expo-Activities
Sphoorthy Women’s Chapter (SWC)
Creative Section
Gallery
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editorial Board
EDITORIAL
CHIEF –EDITOR:
Dr. V. Chandra Mouli, Principal
EDITOR:
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
SUB EDITOR:
Dr. Hymavathi
EDITORIAL MEMBERS:
CSE: Mrs. M. Meenakshi
ECE: Mrs. G. Kiranmaye
IT:
Mr. Moghal Yaseen
Civil: Mr. S. Mujeeb uddin
Mech.: Ms. R. Nava Sai Divya
H&S: Ms. Suhasini
MBA: Mrs. P.A.L.N.S.kalyani
STUDENT SUB-EDITORS
ECE:
Eashan Yadav - III
CSE:
Rohit Singh - IV
Saurab Gour - IV
IT:
V.Pradeep – IV
CIVIL:
B.Raghunandan- III
DESIGNERS:
B.Barath Kumar IT-IV
As we all know, a magazine mirrors a college- its aims and
objectives. It also highlights events, activities and academic prowess
and achievements. In this edition of RIPPLES -2k13 we have tried to
capture this academic year’s excitement and activities. I would like to
take this opportunity to wish all the students the very best for their
exams and also to share that some of us stop in trying times . We
should always face a challenge with “How we can?” and not with
“Why we can not?” Have a positive attitude as being an optimist, you
can turn scars into stars and thus win laurels of life.
An attempt is made to make the magazine more attractive and
readable. The student editors deserve kudos for their creativity in
designing the cover page. Credit goes both to the editorial team and
the students for the choice of topics and art. It is an interesting
exercise to see how the young mind looks at the world around us.
We are immensely thankful to the Management, Advisory
committee, Teaching and Non-Teaching staff for their support and coordination in bringing out this edition of RIPPLES-2k 13.
Dr. V.CHANDRA MOULI
Principal, Chief Editor.
DEPARTMENT OF CSE
Mr. V. HARI PRASAD
B.Tech (CSE), M.Tech(CSE), (Ph.D)
HOD’s Message:-
Head of the Department.
Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam – “Climbing to the top demands strength, whether it is to the top of
Mount Everest or to the top of your career”. Climbing requires strength, so strength requires
self-confidence and attitude, if have self-confidence and attitude you can achieve anything in
your profession. Work hard to get the confidence and attitude in your profession to be the top
of your career.
We at CSE, continue to strive to meet our mission to mould young engineers into world-class
technocrats of tomorrow who would endeavor to increase the quality of life for human kind.
“ALL THE BEST… ”
V. HARI PRASAD
Head of the Department
DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTH
The Computer Science and Engineering department is an exciting place to perform highimpact research and to learn about the latest developments in the constantly developing field
of Computer Science. The program is intended to prepare students for lifelong learning as
they undertake professional careers in computing. The department will ensure that students
graduate knowing the fundamentals of Computer Science. We will be an excellent
department as measured by the:
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Quality, breadth, and impact of our research.
Quality of our teaching.
Excellent preparation of our graduates for leadership in the profession and in higher
education.
Dedication of our department staff to outstanding service and our commitment to
recognize everyone's contribution to our success.
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Appropriate, occasional innovation of our curriculum so it incorporates ever-changing
Computer Science technology.
Department collaborated with professional bodies like CSI, ISTE and NPTEL
programme for students to facilitate research, knowledge sharing, learning and career
enhancement.
NEW FACULTY MEMBERS
TEACHING STAFF
S. No.
Name of the Faculty
Designation
Experience
1
Prof. V. Hari Prasad
HOD
10 years
2
Mr. B.Ramakrishna
Asst. Prof.
8 years
3
Mrs. J. Deepthi
Asst. Prof.
8 years
4
Mr. K.S. Kamal Kumar
Asst. Prof.
11 years
5
Mr. K. Sharath Kumar
Asst. Prof.
7.5 years
Teaching, 4.5
years of Industry
6
Mrs. G. Radha
Asst. Prof.
5 years
7
Mrs. C. Lashmi Deva sena
Asst. Prof.
2 years
industry,8.5
years of
teaching
8
Mrs. M. Meenakshi
Asst. Prof.
5 years
9
Mr. B. Venkanna
Asst. Prof.
3.5 years
10
Mr. N. Anjaneyulu
Asst. Prof.
2 years
11
Ms. K. Yogitha Singh
Asst. Prof.
4 years
12
Mrs. K. Jamuna Rani
Asst. Prof.
1 years
industry,2 years
of teaching
SUPPORTING STAFF
14
T. Shashi Kumar
15
G. Sudheer Reddy
16
A. Srinivas Reddy
17
L. Bhargavi
18
Ch. Pavithra
19
A. Sravanthi
Lab
Programmer
Lab
Programmer
Lab
Programmer
Lab
Programmer
Lab
Programmer
Lab
Programmer
FACULTY ACHEIVEMENTS
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Mr. V. Hari Prasad was qualified in UGC-JRF-NET in June 2012
Mr. B. Ramakrishna was registered in Ph.D, JNTUH
Mr. K. Sharath Kumar was registered in Ph.D, JNTUH
Mrs. C. Laskhmi Devasena was registered in Ph.D, Karpagam University,
Coimbatore.
Conferences/ Workshops/ Symposium Attended
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Mr.V. Hari Prasad published Compression bit plane technique in CIIT,Journal of Bio
metrics and Bio Informatics[Print: ISSN 0974 – 9659 & Online: ISSN 0974 – 9551]
with Impact factor of 0.641 in Feb 2012 Isuue:1[56-62]
Mr.V. Hari Prasad published Video mining pattern recovery vs. pattern matching in
ICNB-2010.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad published Model embedded systems selected in international
conference in SVPT, vizag, Andhra University in Feb. 2009.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad
attended International Conference on GIS: Geographical
information systems in NIRD conducted by JNT Hyd.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad
attended ICON-2006: International conference on Natural
Language Processing conducted by I.I.I.T, HYD.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad
attended ISED_2007: International conference on Socio
Economic Development conducted by C_DAC Bangalore.
Mr.V.HariPrasad published a paper on A New Revised DNA cramp Tool Based
Approach Of Chopping DNA Repetitive & Non Repetitive Genome Sequences IJCSINov’2012.
Mr.V.HariPrasad published a paper on A Challenge revisited: An Efficient Bifragmented 16-Bit Genpack technique for genetic (DNA&mRNA) compression.
Mr.V.Hari Prasad published a paper on A Novel DNAZIP Tool for Zipping of Genome
Sequences by Linear Bounded Data Structure in IJCA May 2012.
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Mr.V. Hari Prasad
attended Work shop attended on Embedded Systems with
Programming Languages conducted by ISM-Bangalore at Osmania University.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad
attended Workshop on Free Software Foundation classes
conducted by HCU Hyderabad.
Mr.V. Hari Prasad attended Effective Teaching Learning by NITTR,sponsored by
HRD e-Learning and Effective teaching by NITTTR,Chennai,HRD
Mrs.C. Lakshmi Devasena attended for IEEE Int. Conference on Advances in
Engineering, Science & Management, ICAESM 2012 in EGS Pillay Engineering
College.
Mrs.C. Lakshmi Devasena attended for Ist Int. Conference on Advances in
communication & computation, Teja Shakthi Institute of Technology for Women.
Mrs.C. Lakshmi Devasena attended Int. Conference on Communication Technology
& System design, at Pune.
Mrs.C. Lakshmi Devasena attended Int. Conference on Communication Technology
& System design, at Pune.
Mr.N.Anjaneyulu published a paper on “A Study & Emergence of Temporal
Association Mining Similarity-Profiled” in IJCIIS.
Mr.Anjaneyulu published a paper on “Wireless Mobile Ad-hoc Shortest Path Routing
in Delay Tolerant Networks” in IJMSE.
Mrs.M.Meenakshi attended for a two days workshop on Data Mining (WEKA tool)
with the collaboration of CSI (Computer society of INDIA).
S.No.
TITLE
1
International Conference on Advances in Lords Institute of Engineering and
Computer Science and Engineering (ICACSE Technology, Hyderabad, India, January 7-8,
2013)
2013.
2
The First International Conference on Avinashilingam University, Coimbatore on
Information Technology Convergence and 27th and 28th October 2012.
Services (ITCSE 2012)
3
ICACCI 2012 - International Conference on RMK Engineering college, Chennai on 3rd to
Advances in Computing Communications 5th August 2012.
and Informatics
4
FDP on “Effective Methods of Teaching for IPE Campus, Osmania University, Hyderabad
Engineering Faculty”
on 8th December 2012
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FDP on “Instructional Design and Delivery By NITTTR Chennai at Sphoorthy Engineering
College, Hyderabad from 08.01.2013 to
System”
11.01.2013
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PLACE & DATE
Papers Presented in International conferences
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3
PAPER TITLE
CONFERENCE
PLACE & DATE
Classification of Incomplete
Multivariate Datasets using
Memory Based Classifiers –
A Proficiency Evaluation
International Conference on Lords Institute of Engineering
Advances
in
Computer and Technology, Hyderabad,
Science and Engineering India, January 7, 2013.
(ICACSE 2013)
Effectiveness Prediction of
Memory Based Classifiers
for the Classification of
Multivariate Data Set
The
First
International Avinashilingam
University,
th
Conference on Information Coimbatore on 27 and 28th
Technology Convergence and October 2012.
Services (ITCSE 2012)
Object Detection in Video
Using Lorentz Information
Measure and Discrete
Wavelet Transform
ICACCI 2012 - International RMK Engineering college,
Conference on Advances in Chennai on 3rd to 5th August
Computing Communications 2012.
and Informatics
Publications
1. Lakshmi Devasena, C. and M. Hemalatha. 2012. Efficient Computer Aided Diagnosis by
Abnormal Parts Detection in Magnetic Resonance Images using Hybrid Abnormality
Detection Algorithm. Central European Journal of Computer Science. (Manuscript
Number Allocated) (Scopus Indexed).
2. Lakshmi Devasena, C. and M. Hemalatha. 2012. Proficient Approach for Mining of Audio
Data using HAAM Algorithm. International Journal of Multimedia and Ubiquitous
Engineering. (Coomunicated) (Scopus Indexed).
3. Lakshmi Devasena, C. 2012. Classification of Incomplete Multivariate Datasets using
Memory Based Classifiers – A Proficiency Evaluation. Proceeding of ICACSE 2013,
January 2013. and Accepted for Publication in International Journal of Advanced Trends
in Computer Science and Engineering (ISSN 2278 - 3091).
4. Lakshmi Devasena, C. 2012. Classification of Multivariate Data Set without Missing
values using Memory Based Classifiers – An Effectiveness Evaluation. International
Journal of Artificial Intelligence & Applications. (Accepted for Publication in Feb 2013
Issue).
5. Lakshmi Devasena, C. 2012. Effectiveness Prediction of Memory Based Classifiers for the
Classification of Multivariate Data Set. CS & IT-CSCP 2012, Volume 2, pp. 413–424. DOI :
10.5121/csit.2012.2440.
6. Lakshmi Devasena, C. and M. Hemalatha. 2012. Object Detection in Video using Lorenz
Information Measure and Discrete Wavelet Transform. ACM 978-1-4503-1196-0/12/08,
pp. 200 – 206. (Scopus Indexed)
Papers Reviewed: 3
1. Biomedical Signal Processing & Control (Elsevier) Ms. Ref. No.: BSPC-D-12-00218 Title:
Classification of MRI Brain Images Using Probabilistic Neural Network. Nov 6th 2012.
2. International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Networks. Paper ID: 473.Title:
Performance Analysis Of Cooperative Spectrum Sensing Schemes In Cognitive
Radio:A Survey". October 16, 2012.
3. International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Applications. Paper No.: 27. Title:
Interplay of Optimization and Machine Learning Research. 22 nd January 2013.
Training
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Faculty of the department attended “Faculty training program” by NITTTR, Chennai.
Faculty of the department attended “Faculty development program” by Ramakrishna
mutt, Hyd(Jun-2012)..
Faculty of the department attended “Mission 10X” Training program.
Faculty of the department attended “Instructional Methods on Teaching Ideas”, by
NITTTR, Chennai(Jan-2013)
Faculty of the department attended “ Effective Methods for Teaching in Engineering
faculty” Osmania University, Hyderabad(Oct & Nov-2012)
Guest Lectures
DEPARTMENTAL ACHIEVEMENTS
STUDENT PORTAL
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Department of C.S.E. developed a student portal “VIDYA”, which is an INTRANET
based application. The main aim of this application is to provide information to the
students of Sphoorthy about their curriculum video lectures, previous question papers,
online bits, assignments, events, notice text books (PDF/DOC) and online tests.
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This facility is provided through the “LEARNING CENTRE OF VIDYA PORTAL”.
All the information about latest updates in the college can be known through this
portal. A student can take an online test which enables him to improve his/her skills
like Aptitude, Reasoning, Technical and Group discussion which are very useful for
his/her bright career.
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NPTEL Videos in which lectures given by various IIT Professors related to all streams
have been present to be accessed by students in our college Digital Library
Association of Sphoorthy
Technocrats (ASSET)
Software
Engineers
&
AIM:
The main aim of ASSET is to develop leadership and initiative, and to inculcate a sense of
responsibility, to create a spirit of brotherhood and co-operation, and sharing the knowledge
by conducting group discussions, seminars, debates, workshops and paper presentations etc…
OBJECTIVE:
The main objective of ASSET is to motivate the students to improve their knowledge by
using this as a plot form, to achieve this association is going to maintain up to date
relationships with the industry and the same in technological up gradations.
Planning to start our own R&D where the members of this association can participate in the
development of new software applications.
MEMBERSHIP:
All the students of CSE II, III & IV year students and all the faculty members are become the
members in ASSET by default.
INAUGURATION:
ASSET was inaugurated on 26th day of Feb 2009 by Sri Raghavendhar Rao, Professor in CSE
at HCU honored as chief guest
EVENTS ORGANISED BY ASSET
 ASSET organized a technical paper presentation contest on various topics of Digital
Image Processing like wavelets in DIP , Remote Sensing using DIP and Advanced
Image Compression Techniques in DIP for all the students of Sphoorthy engineering
college, and the name given to this event is PROBE-2k9 (Professional Research
Outstanding Brilliant Engineers) on 3rd and 4th Aug 09.
 There was tremendous response from the students of CSE and the students of other
departments also, overall 72 papers are received from that 51 papers are short listed.
Short listed students are given their presentation on 3rd and 4th of Aug 2009.
 ASSET organized a national level fest “ECLAT’11” on 11th & 12th Jan, 2011.
Extra-curricular Activities by the Department
Technical Fest PRAZASTI on 16th and 17th March 2012
Chairman Chalma Reddy Sir
WORK SHOPS/SEMINARS
1. ADOBE FLEX by Mr Adithya Godse, Head Business Development, Genesis
Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
2. ETHICAL HACKING by Mr Vikas from Innobus, Delhi.
3. CASE TOOLS by TGMC, IBM Banglore.
4. Motivation Lecture & Personality Development by Swami Bodhamayananda from
VIHEC.
STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
1. Rohit Singh & Aadarsh Singh of CSE IV secured 1st place in ppt presentation on
Augmented Reality in National level Technical fest “PRAZASTI 2K12”.
2. Naveen kumar, Saurab gour, Srikanth and Abhinay Babu of CSE-IV conducted &
presented a Seminar on “ANDROID TECHNOLOGY” in our college.
3.
G. Srinivas Reddy of CSE III participated in “ROBOTICS” Techno Fest at NIT Warangal.
4.
G. Siddeshwar of CSE IV & Hari Teja of CSE III recieved a momento for developing the
Snake and Ladder game in JAVA.
5.
S.Rajnikanth of CSE IV has won 2nd prize in ppt presentation on SIXTH SENSE in National
level Techno Fest in our college.
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Many other students of CSE Dept. participated in various Technical fests.
DEPARTMENT OF ECE
Mr. B.Sridhar
B.Tech(ECE), M.Tech(DSCE), Ph.d..,
Head of the Dept.
HOD’s Message
Today's youth need to choose a career and that too rightly. It is a significant and a lifechanging decision. Choosing engineering as a profession is highly commendable.
Technological development alone will take India to the forefront of developed nations and
the momentum to this technological revolution will be lent by none, but the future engineers.
In the journey of life, the path one takes is as important as the destination itself. May I,
therefore, suggest that before one takes the next step in realizing their career aspirations and
professional goals, pause for a moment and give a serious thought to the choice of Institution
that one wishes to make, where they would spend four valuable years of their life. This may
turn out to be the most important decision of ones life and hold one in good stead in the ever
changing and highly competitive environment of today.
With best wishes,
B.Sridhar,
Head of Department,
Electronics & Communications Engineering
FACULTY MEMBERS
S. No
Name of the Staff
Qualification
Experience
1
MR B.SRIDHAR
M.TECH
8 YR
2
MRS. S.K.CHAYA DEVI
M.Tech
15 YR
3
MRS G.KIRANMAYE
M.TECH
11YR
4
MR. G.MUKESH
M.TECH
8 YR
5
MR D.KISHORE
M.TECH
6 YR
6
MS G SWATHI
M.TECH
5YR
7
MS U.DHANALAXMI
B.TECH
4 YR
8
MR G D SIVA JAGAN
M.S
4 YR
9
MRS K NAGAMANI
B.TECH
6 YR
10
MRS B BINDU BHAVANI
B.TECH
2.5YR
11
MRS N RAVALI
M.TECH
1YR
12
MS B SOWMYA
B.TECH
2YR
13
MR S NARESH
B.TECH
1.5 YR
14
MS K DEEPTHI
B.E
1 Yr
15
MRS. J. SHAILAJA
M.TECH
6 YR
16
MS J SRILATHA REDDY
B.TECH
IYR
17
MRS C SWATHI
M.TECH
6 Months
18
MRS V NEELIMA
B.E
2 YR
19
MR K PRAVEEN KUMAR
B.TECH
2.6 YR
20
MR T SRAVAN KUMAR
B.TECH
1 YR
21
MRS A SMITHA
Diploma
22
MRS O PRASANNA
B.Tech
23
MRS MAHESHWARI
B.Tech
24
MR T DHANUNJAYA
B.Tech
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
 Mrs. J. Shailaja has completed M.Tech.
 MRS. G. Kiranmayee has got registered for PHD from JNTUH
FDP
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All the faculties of ECE Department got trained by NITTR, Chennai,
Human Excellence , Rama Krishna Mutt.
Ten faculties of ECE department have attended FDP Program conducted by O.U
twice in the month of September & October
G. Kiranmayee has attended analog and Digital Designing using CADENCE Tools
conducted by Cadence at MVSR Engineering College.
All the faculties of ECE Department have attended a Two Day Workshop on PCB
Design.
G. Kiranmayee has attended a Robomania Workshop conducted by IIT Madras.
Publications
1. G.Kiranmayee and B.Sridhar has published papers on
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“AN
EFFICIENT
RECURSIVE
LEAST
SQUARE
(ERLS)
ALGORITHM FOR SPECTRAL ESTIMATION WITH THE AID OF
WAVELET AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE” in current trends
in signal processing Journal, Vol 2, NO1 -2012(ISSN 2277-6176)
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“HIGHLY
STABILIZED
SPECTRAL
ESTIMATION
USING
EFFICIENT RECURSIVE LEAST SQUARE ALGORITHM USING
WAVELET” in international journal of emerging technologies and
applications in engineering technology and sciences (ISSN 0974-3588,
Issue July 2012 – December 2012,volume 5 ,issue 2)
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MRS S.K. Chaya Devi presented a paper named “Comparative Study
of Different Optimization Techniques used in Fuzzy C Means
Algorithm” at International Conference Conducted by JNTUH in the
Month of December 2012 .
2. D.Kishore published a paper on “Performance of wireless adhoc
Networks” in IRJCT, 2011.
Conferences
1. A paper on “ fast self switching type frequency agile radar processing unit implemented
on XILINX FPGA “ proposed by G.kiranmaye has been accepted for the international
conference on innovations in electronics and communication engineering (ICIECE-2012)
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2. A paper on “Stabilization issues of high frequency resolution RLS spectral estimation
method “proposed by B.Sridhar has been accepted for the international conference on
innovations in electronics and communication engineering (ICIECE-2012).
3. A paper on “ an efficient recursive least square algorithm for speactral estimation with the
aid of wavelet and artificial intelligence” proposed by B.Sridhar has been accepted for
2012 3rd IEEE Control and System Graduate Reasearch Colloquium
(ICSGRC 2012), July 16-17, Shah Alam, Selangor, MALAYSIA
DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTHS
Eminent faculties
Well Experienced instructors
Well Equipped labs
Team work
Labs Status
The labs of the department are well equipped
We are conducted the labs as per JNTU syllabus and we conducted
additional experiments than prescribed by JNTU.
Department Library, EBooks.
We are planned and collected some books to provide as reference exclusively
for the faculties.
Many e-books are uploaded in our website.
Training for Students
The faculties trained the students for attending the placement.
Performance
II ECE –I Sem Pass : 67%
III ECE-I Sem Pass:56%
IV ECE-I Sem Pass:69.84%
III ECE student Sumalatha Got 91%
Placements
Around 20 students got placed in various companies.
Achievements
 ECE III A students MR P.Sai manohar & MR Jayakrishan won the III Prize in
robomania conducted by IIT MADRAS a National level robo desing
workshop
 ECE III students saimanohar,sandep,pranay&moin got II Prize in event of
robotics at stmarry college of engg ,Hyderabad.
 ECE students stood in Second Place in State level technical Festival organized
by JNTUH.
 Many students participated in various technical fests and secured prizes in
various positions.
 K.Varsha won the second prize in State Level Essay Competition Organized
by Oil and Gas Conservation 2012 on 18-01-2012 at Hari Hara Kalabhavan.
 P.Sandeep stood first position in AP Talent search organized by Times of
India.
 Three III ECE students awarded second prize with Rs.3000/- cash prize in
National Level Technical Quiz organized by Anna University.
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES
Events
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Department of ECE took CV Raman Robotic Club
Department organized Robotics, Anthakshari in Prazasthi
For Prazasthi, the department contributed for various activities , such as
Sponsors committee
Stall committee
Invitation committee
Robotics Club
Prize Distribution Committee
All the faculties supported, co-ordinated, participated in all the
activities of PRAZASTI.
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For annual day celebrations, the department contributed for
Guest Receiving Committee
Prize Distribution Committee
Cultural In charge ship
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We invited guests from DRDO scientists for “Satellite Communications”.
Workshop organized
 Department of ECE conducted four day workshop on “PCB Design” in
collaboration with Indo Global Services organized by Coordinators G.D. Siva
Jagan & Mrs. V. Neelima.
 Department of ECE organized three industrial visits to BHEL, NSIC & VEM
Technologies under the patron ship of industrial visit incharge G.D. Siva
Jagan.
Workshops attended
ECE staff attended workshop at Osmania Univeristy .
Mrs G kiranmaye and miss u dhanalaxmi attended for workshop “analog IC Design”by
cadence at MVSR Engg college
G.Parameshwar, A.Nagarjuna attended for workshop “DSP Processors and Arch” by Cranes
at JNTUH.
Seminars/Guest Lectures
Department of ECE organized guest lecturers for various subjects in which students are
facing difficulty
Dr.G.Kanaka Durga
Mr.Rajender, Scientist, RCI
Prof. Ethi Raj
Ashok Kumar
Professional Body
Department of ECE has life time IETE organizational membership.
Planned for IEEE organizational membership.
Department Magazine
The First edition of department magazine is released which gave the strengths and
contribution of the department for the individual and collective growth of the organization.
Wall Journal
Department of ECE has started a wall journal, by which the students get awareness of
various technical aspects, exercise to the brain, thought for being physically and mentally fit
and also acquire internal strength to face challenges of life.
NSS
The IV year students started NSS and they collected the amount from individual
students and faculty in all sections and donated to orphanage home in Vanasthalipuram.
NAAC Work
Department is maintaining various NAAC files , for systematic flow of work
in the department. 25 files representing the various activities are presently maintained apart
from 25 committees contributing to various activities of the department.
Hand Note
Department of ECE collected hand notes for each subject of the I Sem.
Faculties are instructed to prepare solved question papers before commencement of the sem
which we want to provide for the students to decrease the dependence on all- in- ones.
Counselling and Guidelines
The faculties are counseling the students for their betterment and providing guidelines
regarding subjective preparation and for project work.
STUDENT ASSOCIATION
SPACE
(Sphoorthy Professional Association for Communication Engineers)
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AIMS & OBJECTIVES
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MEMBERSHIP
AIMS & OBJECTIVES :
The objectives of the Association are:
To secure further knowledge and awareness in the field of Electronics &
Communication Engineering through meetings, discussions, seminars, quizzes
and so on!
To create a spirit of brotherhood and co-operation amongst the members
of the Association.
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To develop leadership and initiative, and to inculcate a sense of
responsibility amongst the members of the Association.
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MEMBERSHIP:
The membership of the Association will be open to the following:
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All Students belonging to the Department of ECE.
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All the faculty members, and other staff members, and Alumni of the department

The membership will be valid for a period of one year. The year begins from the
month of July and ends with the last day of June of the following year.
All the members must pay subscription and the sum of amount will be decided by the
Executive Committee of the Association itself.
SPACE was inaugurated on 12-02-2009.Mr. Om Namashivaiah, Assoc Prof in
MVSR was honoured as chief guest to the inauguration of SPACE.
Mr. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, Academic Director of Sphoorthy Engineering College was
Honoured as guest of honour on this accusation.
SPACE conducted an intra college technical event “SOCKET” (Space Organization
Commonly Knowing the Enriched Talents) on 13th of October 2010. SOCKET is an
technical festival which aims at serving as a platform for all interested students to
show case their skills, creativity & ingenuity.
In other words, it is aimed at harboring talent. It provides a
platform for the
engineering talent to exhibit applications and devices , along with attending various
workshops and lectures .Overall there is a tremendous scope for knowledge sharing and
interaction of ideas.
The tech-cult fest of Electronics and Communication department hosts a galaxy of
events aimed at boosting the technical and managerial skills which are inherent in today's
students and provides them with an opportunity to showcase their conceptual depth,
innovative ideas and presentation skills.
The Events at SOCKET are mainly aimed at improving the employability of students
and prove to be the ultimate test of grit, knowledge and skill and also provide a perfect
platform for the best brains to interact and compete with each other.
CHIEF GUESTS
Mr. B .Bhaskara Rao has retired as Scientist of Grade ‘G’ from DLRL. Hyderabad.
He has a rich experience of 3 years.
He completed his graduation in 1972 from Osmania University. He completed his post
graduation in 1984. He joined DLRL (Defense Electronics Research Laboratory) in
November 1972 and just retired last month. He has been superannuated as Associate Director
of DLRL on 30TH September 2010. He is presently working as an Emeritus Scientist.
He has worked on a vast variety of different defense related projects. He has always
been an important part of most of the Air-borne projects, Ground based Projects and Chip
based Projects . He also been associated with ground electronics for Missile based projects.
He has also been associated with Project management for army and naval projects.
He has also been developed the project entitled Server Interface for IFF Radars.
Some of the defense related programs which he has been associated with are :
1.
Samayuktha which is related to Army
2.
Sangraha and Divya Drishth which are related to Naval Ships & Submarines.
He is also associated with a lot of Missile Project like Prithvi,Agni,Naag and specifically the
TRISHUL, which is one of the five major project of DLRL.He is an expert in Control
Systems and is also into HR, Material management.
Mr.V.RamaShankaran is also a Scientist of Grade ‘F’ in DLRL Hyderabad. His specialization
is microwaves. He is also the Chairman of HRDC (Human Resource Development Cell). He
is also into the training of the young and bright scientists.
Dr.V.V.Bhanu Prasad –Scientist -F
DEPARTMENT OF IT
Mr. G. VENKATA PRASAD
M.Tech (CSE),
Head of the Department.
HOD’s Message:“Whatever we expect with confidence becomes our own self-fulfilling prophecy.”
“When you engage in systematic, purposeful action, using and stretching your abilities to the
maximum, you cannot help but feel positive and confident about yourself.”
“Your self-confidence is directly connected to how much you feel you are making a
difference in the world.”
With regards,
G.VENKATA PRASAD
Head of the Department.
FACULTY MEMBERS:
S.no
Name of the Faculty
Qualification
Experience
1
Mr. G. Venkata Prasad
M.TECH
9 YR
2
Mr. Khaja Masthan
M.TECH
6 YR
3
Mr. M.Bhanu Prakash
M.TECH
7 YR
4
Ms. G.Shireesha
M.TECH
2.6 YR
5
Mr. T.Pavan Kumar
M.TECH
4YR
6
Mr.. M.Yaseen Pasha
M.TECH
5 YR
7
Mr. Shanker Naik
M.TECH
2 YR
DEPARTMENTAL STRENGTHS
FACULTY ACHIEVMENTS
Workshops
 Mr. G. Venkata Prasad has learned the latest Technology of DW&DM tools(Abinitio,
WEKA).

Mr. G. Venkata Prasad being the co-ordinator for the Wipro-Machine 10x conducted
the program (5+2 days) successfully.

Mr. M. Yaseen Pasha learned the latest Technology of DW&DM tools (Abinitio,
WEKA).

Mr. M. Bhanu Prakash got state 12th rank in PGECET-2011(CSE &IT).

Mr.Shanakar Naik Selected in INDIAN ARMY
Fellowship in 27-02-2012 UGC Delhi

Dept. is proud to say that most of the students got selected for Finishing School in our
college.

Mr. M. Yaseen Pasha & Khaja Mastan attended work shop on J2ME at Renosence
InfoTech
14-02-2012,National Level
Training

Faculty of the department attended “Faculty development program” at Ramakrishna
Mutt, Hyd.

Faculty of the department attended “Faculty development program” by NITTTR

Six faculties of IT department have registered for MISSION10X
Guest Lectures

Guest Lecture by Mrs. Nagalaxmi on Data Communication for IT-III on 19-11-2011.

Guest Lecture by Mr. Sagar on Operating System in Real Trends for IT-III on 22-112011.

Guest Lecture by Mr. Uma Shanker for IT-III on 23-11-2011.
DEPARTMENTAL ACHIEVMENTS
STUDENT PORTAL
 Lead in results by less number of faculties and more workload.

This facility is provided through the “LEARNING CENTRE OF VIDYA PORTAL”.
All the information about latest updates in the college can be known through this
portal. A student can take an online test which enables him to improve his/her skills
like Aptitude, Reasoning, Technical and Group discussion which are very useful for
his/her bright career.

NPTEL Videos in which lectures given by various IIT Professors related to all streams
have been present to be accessed by students in our college Digital Library.

Separate departmental library for faculties.

Initiation of Faculty-Club- (To improve Human relationships).

College topper is itself from IT department (Sayanthan Mandal )..
STUDENT ASSOCIATION:
SPIRIT:
SPHOORTHYS INTEGRATED REJUVENATORS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
SPIRIT was inaugurated on 26th day of Feb 2009 .
AIM :
We desire to excel in all the ways that we find in our field. SPIRIT a technical
based association formed by the department of Information Technology of Sphoorthy
Engineering College to provide students with opportunities to excel in their abilities by
organizing technical paper presentations, debates, quizzes, workshops and seminars etc.
OBJECTIVE:
The main objective of SPIRIT is to motivate the students to improve their knowledge by
using this as a plotform, to achieve this association is going to maintain up -to -date
relationships with the industry and the same in technological up gradations.
MEMBERSHIP:
All the students of IT II, III & IV year students and all the faculty members have become the
members in SPIRIT by default.
EVENTS ORGANISED BY SPIRIT

SPIRIT association of IT dept. has conducted “QUICK BUCK” quiz programme for
students of Sphoorthy on 27-3-2010. Dr.T.Madhavi Kumari, Academic and planning
(coordinator),JNTU was the chief guest.
STUDENT ACHIEVMENTS
Paper presentations

B.Bharath kumar of IT-IV presnted paper on Ethical Hacking and won 2nd prize in
St.Mary’s Group Of Institutions.

A.Rishika of IT-IV presented poster Presentation on Voice Over Internet Protocol
and won first prize in our college.

G.Neelima and S.Sushmitha of IT-III presented paper on Steganography and won
first prize in our college.

A.Kavya of IT-IV Presented paper on WIMAX in TKR college .

P.Sushma of IT-IV Presented paper on "DIGITAL JEWELLARY"in vignan college.

L.Sindhuja of IT-IV Presented paper on Grid Computing in MVSR college .

B.Sai Pooja Sree of IT-IV presented paper on Sniffer in TKR college.

B.Keerthi Reddy of IT-IV presented paper on New Trend In Data Warehouse in
TKR college.

G.Sravani & D.Sarojini Naidu of IT-IV presented paper on Artificial Intelligence.

V.Pradeep & k.Krupan of IT-IV presented paper on Motion Capture Technology.

V.Praveen & P.Deepak of IT –IV presented paper on Android.

Y.Eshwar Gupta & G.Sravan goud of IT-IV presented paper on 4G Technology.

G.Snehith & Achyuth of IT-IV presented paper on Fusion Memory.
Extracurricular Activites

B.Santosh and P.Deepak Goud of IV-IT has conducted GULLY CRICKET in
PRAZASTHI 2K12 FEST.

A.Rishika & M.Pavani & Y.Eshwar has coordinated Food Festival in PRAZASTI
2K12 FEST.

Divya of III-IT has won a prize for singing in Fresh Minds conducted by Times Of
India.

Vaishnavi & Shradha of III-IT has won a prize in FRESH FACE contest conducted by
Times Of India
DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL
Dr. ELLAM RAJ
B.E., M.E., Ph.D.
Born in the normal family, blended into an engineer by virtue of study enables the
students to have a solution for every complicated problem. The phase of one’s life as
youth is very important as it decides the future which one chooses and makes. Think
of youth like Phelps who has won eight Gold Medals in Swimming at The London
Olympics of 2012 and many of you should be like him. I call upon you to “Arise,
Awake and Stop not until the goal is achieved” as quoted by Swami Vivekananda.
Dr. ELLAM RAJ
Head of the Department
NEW FACULITY MEMBERS
S.no
Name of the faculty
qualification
Designation
1
Mr. S. Sai shekar
M-Tech (structures)
Asst. prof.
2
Mr. S. Mujeeb uddin M.Sc (applied
geology)
Asst. prof.
FACULITY ACHIEVEMENTS
1 .Mr. Y. Naveen kumar attended advances in material and technique for infrastructural
development.
2. Mr. S. Mujeeb uddin presented a project on earth earthquake analysis with influence
structural and seismic collaboration.
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES



Conducted guest lectures.
Conducting guest lectures on the software skill programs (Modern technology).
Industrial visit GSI (Geologicall survey of India), visiting sites like Ramakrishna
matt for personality development.
Forming a civil society for students “srusti.”
CIVIL DEPARTMENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Civil Engineers are recognized for their discipline and dedication. Civil engineering deals with the
design, construction, and maintenance of the man made and naturally built environment, including
works like roads, bridges, canals, dams and buildings. It is traditionally broken into several subdisciplines like environmental engineering geotechnical engineering , geophysics structural
engineering , transportation engineering , municipal or urban engineering, water resources
engineering , materials engineering , coastal engineering, surveying and constructing engineering
etc.
The Department was started in the Academic year 2009-2010 with an initial intake of
60 students.The Department has eminent faculty and supporting staff. The Department has
well equipped laboratories.
DEPARTMENTAL EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (2012-2013)
The Department regularly conducts industrial visits, guest lectures
and workshops for the benefit of student.
INDUSTRIAL VISITS
1. Civil III & IV years students visited NIRD on 13-07-2012
2. Civil III & IV years students visited NGRI on 01-10-2012
WORKSHOPS
A workshop on Enterpreneurship Development was conducted for IV year Civil Engineering
students under NSIC.
GUEST LECTURES
1. A guest lecture by Sri Ram Mohan Rao Prof.MJCET on 28-07-12
for III and IV year students on Fundamental of GIS was conducted.
2. A guest lecture by Dr. Saindranath NRSA on 12-10-12 for III and
IV year students on GIS applications.
STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS:
Civil III and IV
:
Ultratech Cement has conducted a technical
quiz and has selected two students to compete in the inter
collegiate technical quiz.
They are 1. K.Sridhar Reddy (9N81A0153)
2. M.Malla Reddy
Civil II/IV
:
(9N81A0159)
Mr.Mohammed Ali , Roll No: 9N81A0132 has
been felicitated by a cash prize of Rs.2000/and merit certificate by Ultratech cement for
securing highest marks in concrete technology
held
during third year, first semester.
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENG.
C.B.N.MURTHY
B.Tech., M.Tech.
MESSAGE
Technology is the rising sword against the competition to win the battle in this world.
Even the nature is giving the best out of its own evolutions. So RISE AWAKE even now to
achieve the GOAL.
C.B.N.MURTHY
Head of the Department
NEW FACULITY MEMBERS
Mechanical Department Staff list
S.No
Staff Names
Designation
1.
C.B.N. Murthy (HOD )
Professor
2.
Bhanu Prakash Singh
Assistant Professor
3.
P.Sudheer Rao
Associate Professor
4.
R.V.Prahalad
Assistant Professor
5.
Mirza Hyder Ali Baig
Assistant Professor
6.
B.Srinivasulu
Assistant Professor
7.
Nava Sai Divya
Assistant Professor
8.
Ch.Vijay Kumar
Assistant Professor
9.
A.Saritha Rani
Lab Asst.
10.
R.Venu Madhava Reddy
Lab Asst.
11.
G.Anthony Raju
Lab Asst.
12.
M.Bala Raju
Lab Asst.
13.
G.Rama Mohan Rao
Lab Asst.
14.
M.Srinivasulu
Lab Asst.
15.
N.Giri Gopala Chary
Lab Asst.
Mr.Mirza Hyder Ali Baig publish a paper “ Reliability prediction of a Mechanical valve by using
NSWC method” in International Journal of Advance Mechanical Engineering (IJAME) in the year
2012.
Mr.Mirza Hyder Ali Baig attend faculty development programme at Institute of Public
Enterprise(IPE) O.U Campus on 14-10-2012.
Mr.Ch.Vijay Kumar attend faculty development programme at Institute of Public Enterprise(IPE)
O.U Campus on 08-12-2012.
Mr.Mirza Hyder Ali Baig and Shaik Moosa Abdul Hameed attend a one day international
workshop in “ Energy Conservation, Efficiency and System” at sagar institute of engineering
technology, chevella , hyderabad on 20-12-2012.
INDUSTRIAL TOURS
III year Mechanical Students visited “ VIJAYA ELECTRICALS” at Pattancheruvu in the month of
September, 2012.
IV year Mechanical Students visited “CIPET” at Cherlapally in the month of September 2012.
III year Mechanical Students Organised North India Industrial Tour from 11-01-2013 to 20-012013 and visited industries various cities in North India.
HOD
Mechanical Department
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE & HUMANITIES
Mr. V.V. APPAJI
B.Sc,B.E,B-Tech,M-Tech,(Ph.D,)
HOD’s Message:- Welcome to the Department of H&S which is imparting knowledge
through teaching and creating implementation of practical aspects to build a solid foundation
as part of the Engineering Education. Department of H&S is one of the indispensable
departments of Sphoorthy Engineering College and plays a vital role in teaching basic
sciences courses as prescribed by the curriculum of the JNTU in the I year & II year of
Engineering
This Department consists of subjects like Engineering Mathematics, Engineering Physics,
Engineering Chemistry, Environment and Professional Communication. Our department is
backed by well educated, talented & dedicated faculty members to fulfill their task
The teaching module comprises of lectures, tutorials and practicals. The methodology
adopted in the classroom teaching is based on the application of innovation strategies,
comprehensive lectures, regular assignments and counselor interaction between teachers and
students. The purpose of inducing the subjects of Applied Science & Humanities in
Engineering study is to lay a well- built foundation of basic concepts for various engineering
disciplines. Therefore, the department acts as a fertilizer to develop, the practical approach to
explore their hidden talents, personality and communication skills to fulfill the need of
budding technocrats. We at department are moving ahead to provide the best facilities for our
budding technocrats.
shlokaM :
udyamaM sAhasaM dhairyaM buddhiH shaktiH parAkramaH |
ShaDete yatra varta.Nte tatra daivaH sahAyakrut ||
-subhAShita ratna bhAnDAgAraH
tAtparyaH:
Where there are the six attributes of Diligence, Breavery, Courage,
Wisdom,
Strength, Valouer, even the Providence will be helpful.
NEW FACULTY MEMBERS
1
Mr. M. Prasannanjaneyulu
V.V. APPAJI
Head of Department
Asst.Professor
2
Mr. K. Vijaya Bhakara Reddy
4
Mrs. Mukta kalra
Asst.Professor
Mr. D. Chandramohan
Asst.Professor
Mrs. M. Uma Sundari
Asst.Professor
3
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
Mrs. S. Indira
Mrs. S. Swarnalata
Assoc.Professor
Asst.Professor
Professor
Mrs. B. Krishna Veni
Asst.Professor
Mr. R. Srinivasa Reddy
Asst.Professor
Mrs. K. Suhasini
Asst.Professor
Mrs. M. Kanthi Madhuri
Asst.Professor
Dr. Hymavathi
Mrs. P. S. L. Preeti
Professor
Asst.Professor
EDUCATIONAL VISIT
Hyderabad educational visit, students were sent to R. K. Math for moral & personality development classes
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES
Yoga classes are being conducted for all 1st year students
Guest Lectures
1. Appala Prasad -Swadeshi Jagaram Manch
2. Dr. V. Nagesh -psychologist
3. Porf. M. L. Sai Kumar, Professor OU
4. Dr. Ravikanth -psychologist
5. Dr. Rajayya, Professor OU
Dr. S. Karunanidhi -Scientist DR DL
DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Dr. B. RAMACHANDRAIAH
M.A., M. Phil., Ph.D.
HOD's Message:
:
॥
Shat doshaah purusheneha haatavyaah bhootimichchhataa
Nidraa tandraa bhayam krodhah aalasyam deerghasootritaa
One who desires to be prosperous and happy should give up these six faults , namely, excessive
sleep, sluggishness, fear, anger, laziness and procrastination in decision-making.
Success is a matter of attitude. I t is a matter of futuristic thinking and planning. We can say that it is about
doing things carefully. There are three dimensions to success-ASK principle of success- the Attitude
dimension, the Skill dimension and the Knowledge dimension. Many people do have all the knowledge in the
world and yet fail to achieve anything due to lack of skills, most often in dealing with others. There are the
second set of people who have the knowledge as well as the skills but attitudes allude them due to the lack of
an attitude. Gandhi, the Mahatma is the combination of these three.
With many adversaries and poor financial background Abraham Lincoln<s attitude was always rich. It is
the right attitude that helped Henry Ford achieve global success. Right attitude is all about being passionate
about what you do. All the great people were passionate about their work. While dealing with people one
should not forget an important principle of trying to put oneself in the other person’s shoes and understand
his point of view before passing any judgment.
To achieve success we need complete knowledge of the task on hand. The statement ‘Knowledge is
power’ stresses the need to have complete and undistorted knowledge. The light of knowledge should be
kept burning to achieve work-excellence and work- efficiency.
Thus success is about having a clear goal in mind, which has achievable possibilities and for which you
have put in your best efforts
"Ability may get you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there."
- -- John Wooden, Basketball Coach
Dr. B. RAMACHANDRAIAH
Head of the Department.
S.No. Name
Designation
Qualification
Experience
18years
1
Dr.T.Hymavathi
Assoc.Professor
M.A.,Ph.D.
2
Mrs.K.Suhasini
Assoc.Professor
M.A., M.Phil. 25 years
3
Mrs.P.Tejovathi
Assoc.Professor
M.A.
20 years
4
Mrs.M.V.L.Kanthi Madhuri Assoc.Professor
M.A.
10 years
6
Mrs.P.S.L PREETHI
M.A.
10 years
Assoc.Professor
Workshops Attended by the faculty
Refresher course on the teaching of TOEFL
By ETS Princeton
Train the trainer –A 5 day workshop
By Oscar Murphy
Soft skills for English Teachers
By Nishitha Enigineering College
Faculty Development Program – On instructional Design and Delivery system—A 5 day workshop
Activities Conducted By the Department of English
Body Language—Ms.P.S.L.Preeti
Team Work---- Ms.Madhuri
EXAMINATION BRANCH
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
IV/II B.Tech (ECE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 – 12
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
08N81A041
9
SRAVANTHIK
AD
659
94%
2
08N81A043
2
K. RAHUL
REDDY
648
93%
3
08N81A041
0
CHETTIPALLI
ANUJA
642
92%
4
08N81A041
5
Y. MANASA
637
91%
5
08N81A048
1
T. AJAY
KUMAR
632
90%
S.No
.
Photo
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
IV / II B.Tech (CSE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 – 12
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
08N81A057
6
HUDA
MOHAMME
D
GHIASUDDI
N
629
90%
2
08N81A057
2
K. DIVYA
625
89%
3
08N81A058
5
M. DEEPAK
614
88%
4
08N81A050
2
G. ANUSHA
611
87%
5
08N81A051
4
P. SHALINI
610
87%
S.No
.
Photo
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
IV/II B.Tech (IT) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 – 12
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
08N81A127
8
SAYANTAN
MANDAL
641
92%
2
08N81A122
6
B.
PRATHYUSH
A
620
89%
3
08N81A129
8
MD. KHAJA
ALI
615
88%
4
08N81A121
0
N.
PRIYANKA
612
87%
5
08N81A120
2
S.
RAJESHWARI
PATEL
609
87%
S.No
.
Photo
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
III/II B.Tech (CIVIL) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
G.
SHARANYA
644
86%
09N81A011
1
M. ROHIT
KUMAR
621
83%
3
09N81A010
4
K. KEERTHI
600
80%
4
09N81A015
9
M.
MALLAREDD
Y
598
80%
S.No
.
H.T.No
1
09N81A010
1
2
Name of the
student
Photo
09N81A015
3
5
K. SRIDHAR
REDDY
584
78%
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
III/II B.Tech (MECH.) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
H.T.No
Name of
the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
09N81A030
2
P.
TEJASWI
REDDY
679
91%
2
09N81A033
1
P. RAVI
646
86%
3
09N81A031
6
N. VIJAY
KUMAR
633
84%
S.No
.
Photo
4
09N81A030
3
V.
VENKAT
A
YOGITHA
614
82%
5
09N81A031
1
V.SURES
H
605
81
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
III/II B.Tech (ECE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
09N81A040
7
T. KEERTHI
REDDY
621
86%
2
09N81A040
4
V.
SUMALATH
A
619
85%
3
09N81A042
9
CH.
SWETHA
618
85%
S.No
.
Photo
4
09N81A040
9
G. HIMA
BINDHU
615
85%
5
09N81A040
1
K. HARATHI
REDDY
613
85%
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
III / II B.Tech (CSE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
S.No
.
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
1
09N81A050 R.PRIYANK
2
A
597
80%
2
09N81A054 SAURAB
1
GOUR
597
80%
3
09N81A051
K. DIVYA
4
583
78%
Photo
4
K.
09N81A054
PRASHANT
4
H REDDY
571
76%
5
09N81A050 K.
7
GAYATHRI
568
76%
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
III/II B.Tech (IT) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 – 12
S.No.
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
09N81A1202
A. KAVYA
594
79%
2
09N81A1205
SHERI
NIKHILA
589
79%
Photo
3
09N81A1201
G.
SRAVANI
567
76%
4
09N81A1237
K. MANOJ
KUMAR
560
75%
5
09N81A1221
A.
RISHIKA
553
74%
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
II.B.Tech. II Sem. (CIVIL) REGULAR RESULTS – 2012
S.No
.
H.T.No
1
10N81A0118
2
10N81A0102
Name of the
student
Total
Marks
Percentage
K.NARESH
KUMAR
662
88
PULA ARTHI
GOUD
615
82
Photo
3
10N81A0112
A.NAGA
SHARMILA
585
78
4
10N81A0109
K.MADHURI
576
77
5
10N81A0132
MD AHMED
ATHER UDDIN
576
77
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
II.B.Tech. II Sem. (MECH.) REGULAR RESULTS – 2012
S.No
.
H.T.No
Name of the student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
10N81A033
AJMEERA SHIVAJI
3
605
81
2
10N81A031
MOHD NADEEM
7
596
79
Photo
3
10N81A030 CHANDHANA M
1
NAIR
562
75
4
10N81A035
K.ADITYA
3
544
73
5
10N81A030
K.KAUSHIKH
4
532
71
SHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
II.B.Tech.II Sem. (ECE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2012
S.No
.
H.T.No
Name of the student
Total
Marks
Percenta
ge
1
10N81A040
6
K.DEEPTHI
625
83
2
10N81A049
2
P.MANI TEJA
619
83
Photo
3
10N81A046
3
J.BHAGYA LAKSHMI
610
81
4
10N81A047
3
N.JYOTHSNA
604
81
5
10N81A040
4
S POONAM
BIRZNOORIA
601
80
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
II.B.Tech.II Sem. (CSE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2012
S.No
.
H.T.No
Name of the student
Total
Marks
Percenta
ge
1
10N81A056
MECHINENI PAVANI
4
592
79
2
10N81A051
PALAVAI VANI
4
585
78
Photo
3
KHASHIDI
10N81A053
SHIVANANDA
6
REDDY
573
76
4
10N81A053 MARROUTH HARI
7
TEJA
563
75
5
10N81A051 NALLAPARAJU
3
MOUNICA
561
75
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
II.B.Tech.IISem. (IT) REGULAR RESULTS – 2012
S.No
.
H.T.No
Name of the student
Total
Marks
Percenta
ge
1
10N81A120
B.H.PRATIBHA
7
577
76.933
2
10N81A122 NANAGIRI
1
MOUNIKA
562
74.933
Photo
3
10N81A123 U.NARASIMHA
3
VYAS
548
73.067
4
10N81A120 KODARAPU
6
NANDANA
545
72.667
5
10N81A124
PALLERLA NIKHIL
1
543
72.4
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
I.B.Tech (CIVIL) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
S.No.
H.T.No
Name of the
Student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
11N81A0102
VENEPALLY
TARUNI
819
82%
2
11N81A0105
JOSHI
SWANDANA
764
76%
Photo
3
11N81A0111
CHITTEPU
KESHAVA
REDDY
4
11N81A0101
RASHMITHA
BADDAM
709
71%
5
11N81A0103
BOBBALI
CHANDANA
705
71%
715
72%
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
I.B.Tech (MECH) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
S.No.
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
11N81A0306
SILIVERU
NARESH
752
75
2
11N81A0305
KONTHAM
UPENDARREDDY
747
75
11N81A0313
JASWANT
KUMAR
CHUNDURU
707
71
3
Photo
4
11N81A0330
MOHAMMED
YOUSUF
702
70
5
11N81A0315
MD FAZAL
AHMED KHAN
681
68
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
I.B.Tech (ECE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
S.No.
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
11N81A0424
MUDUMBAI
PHANI KRISHNA
813
81
2
11N81A04H1
CHILUKURI
PAVAN
807
81
3
11N81A0462
POONAM
VISHWAKARMA
797
80
4
11N81A04C2
KANCHARLA
SWETHA
797
80
Photo
5
11N81A04H7
MUDIREDDY
SRINIVAS
REDDY
791
79
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
I.B.Tech (CSE) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
Name of the Student
Total
Mark
s
Percentag
e
11N81A055
4
VISHNU KYATANNAWAR
849
85%
2
11N81A054
1
VAKKALANKA VARUN
BHARADWAJ
811
81%
3
11N81A050
4
R AKHILA
784
78%
4
11N81A050
8
SEGOJU PRAVALLIKA
773
77%
5
11N81A057
2
PILLASSERILVADAKKETH
IL
ANU ANAND
759
76%
S.No
.
H.T.No
1
Photo
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
HYDERABAD
TOPPERS
I.B.Tech (IT) REGULAR RESULTS – 2011 - 12
S.No.
H.T.No
Name of the
student
Total
Marks
Percentage
1
11N81A1234
GAJULA
PRANAYA
739
74
2
11N81A1206
MOTURI LAXMI
ROJA
694
69
3
11N81A1208
VANCHA
PREKSHA
692
69
4
11N81A1215
ANIREDDY
SRIVIDYA
690
69
5
11N81A1213
GORIGA
MOUNIKA
685
69
Photo
DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES
Mrs.P.A.L.N.S. KALYANI
MBA, M.Phil., (Ph.D)
HOD- Department of Management
Studies
HOD’s Message:-
CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION
"Capital isn't so important in business. Experience isn't so important. You can get both these things. What
is important is ideas. If you have ideas, you have the main asset you need, and there isn't any limit to what
you can do with your business and your life."
— Harvey Firestone
The economic crisis has made at least one thing clear. This is that over-dependence on large traditional
industries, and low productivity, low wage sectors is an immense risk in a globalised economy. In the past,
economic sectors have come and gone, bringing first prosperity then wreaking havoc on cities and their
inhabitants.
A more useful approach is to view creativity as the process of generating ideas whilst seeing innovation as the
sifting, refining and more critically – the implementation of those ideas. Creativity is about divergent thinking.
Innovation is about convergent thinking. Creativity is about the generation of ideas and innovation is about
putting
them
into
action.
Creativity – coming up with new ideas - is not enough. We need innovation – the taking of new or existing
ideas and putting them into action. This requires the application of existing knowledge and the development of
appropriate new knowledge. Coming up with new ideas is the food of innovation. Innovation is a far tougher
proposition than creativity.
We tend to think of an innovation as a new product but you can innovate with a new process, method, business model, partnership,
route to market or marketing method. Indeed every aspect of your business operation is a candidate for innovation. Peter Drucker
said, ‘Every organization must prepare for the abandonment of everything it does.’ So do not restrict your vision of innovation to
products. Some of the most powerful innovations you can make are in business methods and customer services. If we look at
companies like Dell, eBay and Amazon we see that their great innovations were with their business models rather than in new
products.
Innovations can be incremental or radical. Every improvement that you make in products or services can be seen as an incremental
innovation. Most businesses and most managers are good at incremental innovation.
They see problems in the current set-up and they fix them. Radical innovations involve finding an entirely new way to do things. As
such they are often risky and difficult to implement. Most larger organizations and most managers are poor at radical innovation. If
you had been making LP records then you could have introduced incremental innovations in your design and marketing. However if
this was your strategy then a radical innovation, the CD, would eventually kill you. The CD manufacturer could similarly introduce
various incremental improvements. Once again a radical innovation, music downloads over the internet, would make your offering
obsolete. So we need to constantly look for incremental innovations and radical innovations. We need to develop creativity and turn it
quickly into innovation.
NEW FACULTY MEMBERS
NAME OF THE FACULTY
1. Mr.CH. RAMU RAO
QUALIFICATION
MBA
DESIGNATION
Asso.Prof.
FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS:
Mrs.P.A.L.N.S. Kalyani


An Article on “Challenges of Indian Agricultural exports” was published in a Book “ Export
Challenges and Strategies in Indian Industry” released by I.K. International Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.
With ISBN 978-93-81141-93-9.
A Research Paper on “Micro Finance and Credit Risk Management” is aceepted for Presentation in
Two-Day National Seminar on Modern Management Practices” on Jan 28-29, 2013.
DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES:
SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS

A two day Entrepereneurship Development Programme was organized for MBA II Year Students on 5th
and 6th July, 2012 in association with Entrprenuership Development Cell, OSmania University.

A Real Time Business Management Training was arranged to MBA II Year Students by Access
Solutions on 30/10/2012. Mrs. Sharmila Kiran, Director – Access Solutions was the Speaker of the Day.

An Orientation Programme for MBA Students was organized on 7/11/2012 . Mr. Ramesh Vemuganti,
CEO, Chanakya Consulting was the Chief Guest for the Programme.

A Seminar on “Opportunities in Abroad” was arranged for MBA Students on by Signet Education
Overseas and Careers on 9/11/12.

A Seminar on “Emerging Opportunities in Banking Sector” was arranged for MBA Students by
Dynamic Banking and Academic Solutions on 22/11/2012. Mr. Gnana Kumar, Soft Skills Trainer was
the Speaker of the day.

A Seminar on “Emerging Opportunities in India” was organized for MBA I and II Year Students on
24/11/2012. Mr. A. Govardhan, CA and Director, Fin Edu Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd., was the
Speaker of the Session.

A Seminar on “Insights of Management Profession” was organized for MBA I and II Year Students on
7/1/2013, Mr. Chyavana Kondapally, Executive Director, Gyan Web Solutions was the Speaker of the
day.

A Workshop on “Personality Development” was arranged for MBA I Year Students on 8/1/2013, Mr.
Ravi Kanth, was the Trainer of the Programme.
SAVYA SAACHI’2012

A Department of Management Studies has successfully organized Inter-Collegiate Management Fest,
“SAVYASAACHI’12” on 22/12/2012. The MBA Students with their active co-ordination and Team
Work could able to collect a grand amount of sponsorship of Rs.71,500/-.

Mr. Ranga Raju, Sr, Director, Gyan Web Solutions was the Chief Guest and Shri. S. Chalama Reddy,
Chairman and Shri.S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, Academic Director were the Guests of Honor and Prof. Dr.
V. Chandra Mouli, Principal Presided over the Function. Prof.Dr.E. Yellam Raj was the special invitee
Speaker for the Programme. Mrs. P. Kalyani, HOD-MBA was the Convener for the Programme.
STUDENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES

MBA II Year Students, Murali Krishna, Sadeq, Madhusudhan and Vinod Kumar Reddy participated in
a Student Development Progrmme on “Goals for Success” organized by Chinmaya Mission, on
12/9/2012.

MBA II Year Students, Ramya, Divya, Anitha and Swathi participated in a Student Development
Program by HMA on “What Brought you here, will not take you there” by Ms. Anjali Bhole Desai, on
26/9/2012.

MBA II Year Students, Nikhilesh, Anjaiah Goud, Vamshi Kiran Yadav and Gnaneswar Reddy,
participated in a National Seminar organized by HMA on “Relevance of Gandhi’s thought for today’s
Corporate World” on 4/10/12.
INDUSTRIAL VISIT/ FIELD TRIPS


A Field Visit to Retail Industries was arranged for MBA II Year Students on 13/10/12 as a part of
which the student visited Retail Malls like Big Bazaar, Hyderabad Central, GVK Mall, Inorbit Mall,
Shoppers Stop and Spencers and observed Retail Management Strategies.
An Industrial Visit for MBA I and II Year Students was arranged on 27/11/2012 to MTAR Industries,
Balanagar, Hyderabad.
CENTRE FOR RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
R&D Cell coordinator Message
We are currently facing dramatic economic and market changes surrounding our business enterprises
and pragmatic changes in Educational Instructional delivery type of trainings. In these circumstances, R&D
becomes increasing important in order to overcome this unprecedented transition stage and to succeed in
bridging the gap between Educational society and Industry needs and expanding globally. The ability to predict
market needs, select and focus on research themes, keep relevant divisions working together as a team, and
operate with flexibility and speed is of the highest importance.
Research & development growth cycle
The driving thoughts for a true researcher are as follows.
Commitment is the biggest gift that can gift yourself!
Success lies not in result, but in effort. . .
Being the best is not important, doing the best is all that matters !!
When the world says, "Give up,"
Hope whispers, "Try it one more time."
Development is the need of the world; the developer is need of development work. Develop with
R&D ACTIVITES
Our R&D cell is playing a pivotal role in developing the college towards self entrepreneurship, by encouraging
the students and empowering them with most demanded industrial skills and hands-on-experience for practical
knowledge. Recently we build industry interface with Thrive solar technologies and providing some internships for the
students.
During this semester we developed four android applications for the commencing android workshop. Also we
designed a wireless camera receiver for surveillance, designed wireless, mobile controlled robots. We organized ethical
hacking and information security workshop, Android and Web design workshop for CSE, IT students and ROBOMANIA
2K13, a national level mobile robotics championship cum workshop in association with Shaastra, Robonext of IITMadras. For this workshop we became the zonal center for Hyderabad zone and enhanced the publicity of college
across national wide. We stood as winners of ROBOMANIA 2K13 at IIT-Madras. And also we got succeeded in grabbing
the Aurum, Helium Kit boards for embedded systems and Reconfigurable Hardware design sponsored by IIT-Bombay. In
addition to it we created a R&D blog and a R&D website for the fastest sharing and circulation of our R&D activities and
challenges.
Recently we started IBM TGMC project mentoring in collaboration with IBM for CSE & IT students, and also
supported for PCB design workshop for ECE students. In the commencing days we are going to organize an
Entrepreneurship Development Cell Seminar arranged by JNTUH and cloud computing for CSE & IT students, AUTOCAD
PROE, STADPRO for CIVIL & MECH students and Advanced Embedded systems workshops for ECE and Robotics mega
Contest. And finally we are going to launch Bar coding software for Library automation and Automatic online student
database & Counseling system for exam branch & Administration purposes, Anemometer product for measuring wind
velocity, Automatic water tank level controller, Pick & Place Robo.
PLACEMENT CELL
Mr. B. SUMANTH KUMAR
MBA
Manager Corporate Affairs
Mr. B. Sumanth Kumar completed his MBA (Marketing) from Chaitanya Bharathi Institute of Technology,
Osmania University., Hyderabad. He Completed B.Sc. (MPC) from Avanthi Degree College, Osmania University.,
Hyderabad. He has built up a client database of more than 150 Educational Institutes and more than 300 corporate
relations. He has a tremendous work experience of 5 years with Industry and 5 years with Educational Institutions. He
arranged 60 campus placement drives in the year June 2010 to Jan 2013.
Message
“Ability can take you to the top, but it takes character to keep you there”.
We as Training & Placement Cell takes care not only the Academic Performance but also the other activities
which enhance the character of the students.
Training & Placements
We give more importance to Training and Placements. We have a special division with experienced faculty who also
train the students to develop their employability skills. These training programmes are scheduled in the regular academic
time-table as CRT classes (Campus Recruitment Training classes). We mostly stress on aptitude and personality
development programmes so that students can match with the industry standards.
We have several eminent professionals drawn from renowned industries actively participating in conducting the
programmes. Not only they bring with them the 'practical perspective' to the classroom, but also they help the students in
facilitating them with internships and placements in the industry.
 We are associated with eminent training institutes like JKC, IEG, Coign Consultancy, Nicco Ventures and many
more.
 We are Tied-up with CAREER CONDUIT for CRT Programme.
 Passed out students were been placed in different MNCs and act as alumnis and give support in terms of training
and placing their juniors.
 Conducted Guest Lectures by industry experts like Urvesh Goel from cyber place regarding software industry
and Satish Kadyala, from Deputy Director, for finance students.
 Organized soft skills training programme with IT-Curve consultant, Aptitude training programme by Mr. Sridhar
and students' assessment programme by Soham Consultant in the motto of personality development programme.
 We are associated with Deloitte for Training on Interview Skills.
 We organize industrial visits for the students for giving practical exposure of the industry environment.
 We in association with English Department established Human Excellence Cell in our college as it is tie up
with Ramakrishna Math to empower the students’ abilities and character.
 We organized a International Seminar On Ethical Hacking by Mr. Ankith Fadia.
 We are associated with Entrepreneur Development Cell, O.U., and established an Entrepreneur Development
Cell.
 To build up the society we have NSS Chapter which takes care of Social Service which explores the
social responsibility of the student to the society and I head this NSS team in taking up social
responsibilities too.
 We are also have a student Committee which is called STED (society for triggering engineers
development).
 We have set up a ‘Student Help Desk’ which adds value to it .It has tie-ups with VALMIKI & RIGHT
DIRECTIONS which would initiate the following on our campus.

Executes ‘Study abroad Counselling Cell and In-house Training’ for TOEFL\IELTS,GRE\Recruitment Skills.

Organizes various Seminars and Workshops to broaden Educational opportunities abroad.

Promotes the study abroad aspirants to USA, UK, Australia and other countries.
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SPHOORTHY PLACEMENTS SELECTED LIST 2010 – 2011
2010-2011
S no
HT NO
Name
1
07N81A0524
SAMEER DHARMASASTA V
CSE
HCL
2
07N81A0530
GOPARAPU SIDHARTH
CSE
HCL
3
07N81A0512
VINDAMURI SWETHA
CSE
HCL
4
07N81A0515
ADULLA SHALINI REDDY
CSE
Serene Global Services
5
07N81A0562
APARNA BEEMREDDY
CSE
Serene Global Services
6
07N81A0579
YAPARLA V CHANDRA MOHAN
REDDY
CSE
Genpact
7
07N81A0513
JUPALLY SRAVANTHI
CSE
Commlab India
8
07N81A0515
ADULLA SHALINI REDDY
CSE
Commlab India
9
07N81A0562
APARNA BEEMREDDY
CSE
Commlab India
10
07N81A0530
GOPARAPU SIDHARTH
CSE
IBM
11
07N81A0513
JUPALLY SRAVANTHI
CSE
Toolz Technologies
12
07N81A0515
ADULLA SHALINI REDDY
CSE
Toolz Technologies
13
07N81A0502
VEERAMALLA PRASANTHI
CSE
Toolz Technologies
14
07N81A0565
CH V N SATYA SWAROOPA
CSE
Carreer Guidence
15
07N81A0525
S SANDEEP
CSE
Ruby Software Solutions
16
07N81A0540
MALLELA SANDEEP
CSE
Ruby Software Solutions
17
07N81A0579
YAPARLA V CHANDRA MOHAN
REDDY
CSE
Ruby Software Solutions
18
07N81A0589
DEVINENI KIRAN KISHORE
CSE
Amazon
19
07N81A0538
THALLURI HARISH
CSE
Amazon
20
07N81A0592
SUJITH KUMAR
CSE
Annex IT Solutions
S no
HT NO
1
07N81A0405
DURGEMPUDI SRAVYA
ECE
HCL
2
07N81A0409
ACHYUTAMBA AKELLA
ECE
HCL
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
Branch
Company Selected for
3
07N81A0454
M DHEERENDRA SASTRY
ECE
HCL
4
07N81A0430
K. Arun Singh
ECE
Serene Global Services
5
07N81A0422
B V S PARTHESHWAR
ECE
Genpact
6
07N81A0429
POTHURI RAJAVAMSIDHAR
CHOWDARI
ECE
Genpact
7
- 07N81A0440
PALA SANTOSH KUMAR
ECE
Genpact
8
07N81A0448
L. CHENNAKESAVA REDDY
ECE
Genpact
9
07N81A0454
M. DHEERENDRA SASTRY
ECE
Genpact
10
07N81A0404
GANTA SANTHI SREE
ECE
Commlab India
11
07N81A0406
KALUVA ANUSHA
ECE
BRIGADE
12
07N81A0407
SHRUTHI REDDY KOPPULA
ECE
BRIGADE
07N81A0411
KOLLI POORNIMA
ECE
BRIGADE
07N81A0413
JANNU RAMYASRI
ECE
BRIGADE
07N81A0416
K. NAGA RUPA KALPANA
ECE
BRIGADE
07N81A0417
SIVARCHAKA PRATHYUSHA
ECE
BRIGADE
07N81A0418
SYKAM VASANTHA
ECE
BRIGADE
18
07N81A0409
ACHYUTAMBA AKELLA
ECE
NEXTGEN MOBILE TECH. PVT
LTD.
19
07N81A0422
B V S PARTHESHWAR
ECE
WIPRO (BPO)
20
07N81A0453
B. ANIL SAI KUMAR REDDY
ECE
PRODIGY SOFTWARE
SOLUTIONS
S no
HT NO
13
14
15
16
17
1
07N81A1250
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
P. SURENDRANATH CHOUDARI
IT
MUTON SOFTWARE
2
07N81A1214
P. VARSHA
IT
MPHASIS(HP)
3
07N81A1213
R. MRUDULA
IT
MPHASIS(HP)
4
06N81A1255
P. MANOJ KUMA
IT
MPHASIS(HP)
5
06N81A1237
P. SAITEJA
IT
MPHASIS(HP)
6
07N81A1207
G. CHANDANA
IT
MUTON SOFTWARE
7
07N81A1209
P. BHANU NAGAMANI
IT
MUTON SOFTWARE
S no
HT NO
1
09N81E0006
KONUGANTI TEJASWI REDDY
MBA
Mekhanesoft technologies Pvt. Ltd
2
09N81E0009
GOSULA SRAVANTHI REDDY
MBA
Mekhanesoft technologies Pvt. Ltd
3
09N81E0012
MUDDAM JYOTHI RANI
MBA
Capital IQ
4
09N81E0032
THUMMALA YAKAIAH
MBA
Capital IQ
5
09N81E0009
GOSULA SRAVANTHI REDDY
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
6
09N81E0021
SREE NAGA SWATHI SUNKARA
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
7
09N81E0028
KAVALI RAVIKUMAR
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
8
09N81E0030
KUCHI PRASHANTH
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
9
09N81E0031
NARESH KUMAR NEERADI
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
10
09N81E0040
ORUGANTI MADHU
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
11
09N81E0044
UYEKA PAVANKUMAR
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
12
09N81E0051
SATTA AJAY KUMAR
MBA
ELITE MRP SEARCH PVT. LTD
13
09N81E0004
SEEMA PHADNIS
MBA
Commlab India
14
09N81E0005
PASHAM PRANAMYA
MBA
Commlab India
15
09N81E0009
GOSULA SRAVANTHI REDDY
MBA
Commlab India
16
09N81E0013
DEVULAPALLY SUMALATHA
MBA
Commlab India
17
09N81E0021
SREE NAGA SWATHI SUNKARA
MBA
Leads Compusoft Pvt. Ltd.
18
09N81E0007
TATIKONDA AKHILA
MBA
Capital IQ
19
09N81E0011
C. SANGEETHA
MBA
Crux Management Services (P) LT
20
09N81E0015
BOMMA KALPANA
MBA
Aditya Birla
21
09N81E0029
ADEPU SRIDHAR
MBA
Aditya Birla
22
09N81E0034
KATI MADU SUDHAN
MBA
Aditya Birla
23
09N81E0056
YADAIAH J
MBA
Aim Computer ConsulTing
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SPHOORTHY PLACEMENTS SELECTED LIST 2011 - 2012
S no
HT NO
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
1
08N81A0545
T. PAVAN KUMAR REDDY
CSE
ZENSAR
2
08N81A0504
N.PRATHYUSHA
CSE
HCL
3
08N81A0533
R. VASAVI
CSE
HCL
4
08N81A0520
G. MOUNIKA
CSE
HCL
5
08N81A0525
K.RESHMA REDDY
CSE
HCL
6
08N81A0513
B.SNEHA
CSE
HCL
7
08N81A0502
G.ANUSHA
CSE
HCL
8
08N81A0512
CHIRUMAMILLA VINEELA
CSE
SYNTEL
9
08N81A0536
DUGGINENI VAMSI
CSE
SYNTEL
10
08N81A0508
P. MOUNIKA
CSE
INFOSYS
11
08N81A0513
SNEHA BALANAGAR
CSE
SYNTEL
12
08N81A0505
GUJJA RAMYA
CSE
IGENIESES
13
08N81A0525
K.RESHMA REDDY
CSE
IGENIESES
14
08N81A0572
KALLU DIVYA
CSE
IGENIESES
15
08N81A0542
K.SANTOSH
CSE
KANTAR OPERATIONS
16
08N81A0570
SURYA TEJASWI
CSE
ROFOUS
17
08N81A0516
S. VIJITHA REDDY
CSE
ROFOUS
18
08N81A0520
G. MOUNIKA
CSE
ROFOUS
19
08N81A0567
H. SHALINI
CSE
ROFOUS
20
08N81A0576
HUDA
CSE
ROFOUS
21
08N81A0574
K. PRIYANKA
CSE
ROFOUS
22
08N81A0536
D.VAMSI
CSE
ROFOUS
23
08N81A0533
R VASAVI
CSE
ROFOUS
24
08N81A0563
C PREM SAGAR
CSE
ROFOUS
25
08N81A0569
U.BHANU PRIYA
CSE
ROFOUS
26
08N81A0543
BATCHU NAGA CHAKRADHAR
CSE
TERADATA
27
08N81A0588
ANIRUDH MISRA
CSE
INDIAN ARMY
28
08N81A0561
B.RAKESH KUMAR GOUD
CSE
AMAZON
29
08N81A0585
M.DEEPAK
CSE
AMAZON
30
08N81A0516
S.VIJITHA REDDY
CSE
Tata Business Support Services
31
08N81A0583
T. HARISH KUMAR
CSE
AXIS BANK
S no
HT NO
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
1
08N81A0408
A.SWETHA
ECE
HCL
2
08N81A0419
D.SRAVANTHIKA
ECE
HCL
3
08N81A0411
P.PRAVALIKA
ECE
HCL
4
08N81A0410
CH.ANUJA
ECE
HCL
5
08N81A0418
U.VIJAYA SERE
ECE
HCL
6
08N81A0461
K NARESH KUMAR
ECE
IGENIESES
7
08N81A0495
P V S TEJESWAR
ECE
IGENIESES
8
08N81A0471
T.SHRUTHI
ECE
ROFOUS
9
08N81A0464
M.NAGA DINESH
ECE
ROFOUS
10
08N81A0436
G.RAM MAHIDHAR
ECE
ROFOUS
11
08N81A0473
P.DIVYA KRISHNA
ECE
ROFOUS
12
08N81A0426
S.SANTOSH RAO
ECE
ROFOUS
13
08QR1A0438
N.GOWTHAMI
ECE
ROFOUS
14
08N81A0446
M V ARUN
ECE
ROFOUS
15
08N81A0411
P.PRAVALIKA
ECE
IBM
16
08N81A0426
S.SANTOSH RAO
ECE
IBM
17
08N81A0462
D.SRUJAN
ECE
RJP INFOTEK Pvt.Ltd
18
08N81A0467
K VARSHA
ECE
Tata Business Support Services
19
08N81A0471
T.SHRUTHI
ECE
Tata Business Support Services
20
08N81A0477
M.RAMYA
ECE
Tata Business Support Services
S no
HT NO
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
1
08N81A1294
MUKKARAMUDDIN AHMED
IT
HCL
2
08N81A1267
R.SUMA
IT
HCL
3
08N81A1213
N.HARSHINI
IT
HCL
4
08N81A1219
K.SAGARIKA
IT
HCL
5
08N81A1210
N.PRIYANKA
IT
HCL
6
08N81A1223
S.AISHWARYA
IT
HCL
7
08N81A1217
C.NITHYA
IT
HCL
8
08N81A1201
E.APARNA
IT
HCL
9
08N81A1226
B.PRATHYUSHA
IT
HCL
10
08N81A1294
MUKKARAMUDDIN AHMED
IT
IGENIESES
11
08N81A1235
B.SIVAPRASAD
IT
KANTAR OPERATIONS
12
08N81A1227
R. HEMADEVI
IT
ROFOUS
13
08N81A1228
C.H.SAI SUSHMA
IT
ROFOUS
14
08N81A12A8
S.RANJIT KUMAR
IT
ROFOUS
15
08N81A1213
N.HARSHINI
IT
ROFOUS
16
08N81A1210
N.PRIYANKA
IT
ROFOUS
17
08N81A1224
K.SRI GAYATRI
IT
ROFOUS
18
08N81A1277
B.MANASA
IT
ROFOUS
19
08N81A1201
E APARNA
IT
ROFOUS
20
08N81A1202
S.RAJESHWARI PATEL
IT
KANTAR OPERATIONS
S no
HT NO
Name
Branch
Company Selected for
1
10N81E0025
M.V.S.VAMSIKRISHNA
MBA
BROADRIDGE
2
10N81E0032
S.SAINTH
MBA
BROADRIDGE
3
10N81E0004
T. DIVYA
MBA
DATA MONITOR
4
10N81E0021
J. SRIKANTH REDDY
MBA
DATA MONITOR
5
10N81E0034
THATI DEVASWAMY
MBA
DATA MONITOR
6
10N81E0002
N. KAVITHA
MBA
IGENIESES
7
10N81E0001
V. SWATHI
MBA
IGENIESES
8
10N81E0009
P.BHARGAVI
MBA
IGENIESES
9
10N81E0011
P. BALAMANI
MBA
IGENIESES
10
10N81E0023
CH. ARVIND REDDY
MBA
IGENIESES
11
10N81E0052
MD. HUSSAIN ALI
MBA
IGENIESES
12
10N81E0001
V. SWATHI
MBA
ROFOUS
13
10N81E0009
P.BHARGAVI
MBA
ROFOUS
14
10N81E0022
S.SHIVANAGENDERREDDY
MBA
ROFOUS
15
10N81E0051
B SURESHKUMAR REDDY
MBA
SAI SRIDHAR PHARMA PVT.LT
16
10N81E0041
GULMOHAMMAD SHAH SYED
MBA
SIMAT
17
10N81E0007
CH.SRUTHI
MBA
SHOPPERS STOP
18
10N81E0011
P.BALAMANI
MBA
SHOPPERS STOP
19
10N81E0027
E.SRIKANTH GOUD
MBA
SHOPPERS STOP
20
10N81E0044
G.JAYANAND
MBA
SHOPPERS STOP
21
10N81E0053
B.NIKHILESH KUMAR
MBA
SHOPPERS STOP
22
10N81E0052
MD. HUSSAIN ALI
MBA
AMAZON
23
10N81E0015
S SRAVANYA
MBA
AMAZON
24
10N81E0022
S. SHIVA NAGENDER REDDY
MBA
COGNIZANT
25
10N81E0023
CH ARVIND REDDY
MBA
UNITED HEALTH GROUP
26
10N81E0041
GULMOHAMMAD SHAH SYED
MBA
COGNIZANT
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
SPHOORTHY PLACEMENTS SELECTED LIST 2012 – 2013
S no
HT NO
1
2
3
4
5
6
S no
1
2
3
S no
1
2
S no
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
09N81A0519
09N81A0536
09N81A0509
09N81A0507
09N81A0519
09N81A0529
HT NO
09N81A0477
09N81A0406
09N81A0420
HT NO
09N81A1236
09N81A1211
HT NO
11N81E001
11N81E002
11N81E006
11N81E008
11N81E0038
11N81E0039
11N81E002
11N81E008
Name
P.JENITHA
AADARSH SINGH
ALEKHYA
KALMANJE GAYATHRI
P.JENITHA
RANGA VARSHA
Name
SAMA GOVARDHAN
KATIKA KALPANA REDDY
RAVEETI SHRAVANI
Name
KOTHA SAI KRUPAN KUMAR
BOMMIREDDY KEERTHI
Name
K. RAMYA
G DIVYA
MOHD SADEQ
BAL REDDY A
E.RI ASHOK
P.MURALI KRISHNA
G DIVYA
BAL REDDY A
Branch
CSE
CSE
CSE
CSE
CSE
CSE
Branch
ECE
ECE
ECE
Branch
IT
IT
Branch
MBA
MBA
MBA
MBA
MBA
MBA
MBA
MBA
Company Selected for
INNOVAINS TECHNOLOGY
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
Company Selected for
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
Company Selected for
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
Company Selected for
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
Polite Software Solutions Pvt Ltd
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
MAGNAJ INNOVATIONS
DEPARTMENT OF ADMINISTRATION
Y.SREENIVASA REDDY(A.O Administration)
Mr. Reddy is a Post Graduate in Political Science. He has vast experience of over 15 years in handling
inventory, transport and administration in degree college ; and from 2011 with Engineering College
maintaining cordial relationship with parents, students, faculty and meticulously running the administration,
moving all over the campus keeping his eyes and ears wide open with his excellent communication skills
MD.MUNEERUDDIN (Transport In charge)
He has completed his Intermediate and served in A.P.S.R.T.C for
27 years. He has joined sphoorthy engineering college as the
Incharge of Transport and has been executing his duties
successfully.
Transport Facility: Our students have the special privilege of enjoying college transport
from every corner of the twin cities.
to reach the college.
The discipline and proper functioning of the campus is credited to the Administration cell which has been very
much supportive and cooperative in all spheres of the college functioning. Their presence on the campus helps
in quick communication and proper coordination among all the blocks on the campus. Their presence of mind
helps to monitor the students especially when various activities are conducted on the campus. They also
intimate parents regularly regarding the status of the students as attendance, internal and external marks.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Mr. P.J.VEDANAYAKAM
M.A,MPEd
Assisted by
1. Mr. G.SRINIVAS
M.A., M.P.Ed.
2. Miss S.K. Shabana
Sri Vedanayakam Completed his M.A. and M. P.Ed.From Osmania University, Hyderabad. He represented All
India Inter University Hockey Tournament held at Trivandrum. He was a player of winning team of Osmania
University Football tournament. He worked as physical director, junior lecturer in English and FAC principal at
Junior College,Ghatkesar. Sri Vedanayakam was elected as president of A.P State Junior College Physical
Director’s Association. He was also elected organizing secretary M.S.D.O and worked as physical director at
NMR Engineering College and Aurora Engineering College.
MESSAGE
Try
Try
Try
With
Devotion
Dedication
Determination
You
Till
Win and
Succeed
Mr.P.J.VEDANAYAKAM
Physical Director
SIGNIFICANCE OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Physical education plays a vital role in educating the student like other academic courses.It is the
programme that provides students with opportunities to learn motor skills, develop fitness and gain
understanding about the importance of physical education and physical
activity. Students will be provided an individualized developmentally appropriate and personally challenging
instructional programme that will advance the knowledge, confidence and motivation needed to engage in a
lifelong ,healthy, active life style.
With the increase in obesity nationwide the benefits gained from physical activity include disease
prevention, decrease morbidity and pre mature mortality and increased mental health and self-esteem. The
ultimate goal of physical education will always be participation in health enhancing physical activity for a life
time.
Activities:
Our college i.e. Sphoorthy Engineering college KHO-KHO Girls team escorted by Miss SK.Shabana P.D participated in
the JNTUH Selection trials held at Keshav Memorial H.S.Grounds, Hyderabad on 09.12.2012
Kum D.Ashwitha 1st year ECE Student selected to represent JNTUH UniversityKHO-KHO women team and participated
in the south zone i.e. south Indian Technological Universities tournament held at Calicut of Kerala From 19.12.2012 to
24.12.2012
Kum Shailaja 1st year student selected as Reserve player for the JNTUH university team of KHO-KHO
The College Boys KABADDI and KHO-KHO teams participated in the JNTUH university selection held at D.S.A
Grounds Hanumakonda on 15.12.2012
Mr.D.Eashwar chand of ECE 1st year participated in the JNTUH University YOGA selections held at JNTUH CEJ
Grounds Karimnagar on 18.12.2012 escorted by Mr.G.Srinivas P.D
Mr.D.Eashwar chand selected to represent JNTUH university YOGA team and will participate in the All India
Technological Universities YOGA tournament to be held at Punjab state in the last week of January 2013
The College Throw Ball Girls team and Boys Volley Ball and Cricket teams escorted by Mr.G.Srinivas and Miss
SK.Shobana, Physical Directors participated in the “Games and Sports” fest organized by Scient Institute of Technology
& Pharmacy Ibrahimpatnam from 28.12.2012 to 07.01.2013
The Girls “Throw Ball” team beat 2.0(Straight sets) against scient Engineering College Ibrahimpatnam in the finals on
07.01.2013 in their home college Grounds and won the “Trophy” Individual Medals and Cash prize of Rs 2000/-
THE FINISHING SCHOOL
Engineering graduates are expected to be employable and ready for the work place when they finish their
studies. It is generally expected that the graduates should be equipped with a balance of technical skills in
addition to the relevant “soft skills” required in the work place. The ground reality is that most of the graduates
passing out of various engineering institutes all over India do not meet the industry employability standards. In
order to meet this deficit a particular pedagogical system has evolved I.T finishing schools. These institutes
enables the entry-level graduate engineer by providing critical skill sets, here people who leave professional
educational institutions can work towards accessing the skill required to get into the industry.
Current Scenario
The current educational system does not equip the student with the desired knowledge and skill set needed to
excel in practical- professional life. At present the fresh graduate student is hired and then trained during their
induction either through product oriented training program or through in- house training program. In-house
training programs are limited to basic orientation as vendor based training programs are expansive. Finishing
School is a new concept in which curriculum is developed for students to prepare them for requirements of
industries. The finishing school aims to provide skills both technical and soft skills to people to facilitate their
employability and play a part in the supply side issues (of talent) of the industry.
The Need
The Industry sees the fresh graduate as one, needing a “sound base of mathematics and engineering
technology” also must be equipped as communicators, with a broad understanding of, and ability to interact in
the broader society in which their profession operates.
Employer Satisfaction with Graduate Skills, in particular notes the following “skill deficiencies in new
graduates: Creativity and flair, oral business communication and problem solving. An independent study
conducted on CEOs, found that long-term job success depends75 percent on people skills and only 25 percent
on technical knowledge. Another study reveals that 85 percent of jobs and promotions happened because of
the candidate’s attitude and only 15percent due to the facts and figures he packed under his belt.
Financial services firms in India are experiencing difficulties in recruiting the right people with the right skills,
and that a “soft skills gap” is making itself increasingly apparent. This report attempts to highlight the gaps and
provide direction for employers and educators looking to bridge this gap between the expectations of the
financial sector and the current talent availability.
The urgency of the need for inculcating good soft skills can be understood from various surveys conducted
recently which concluded that presently only 15 to 20 percent engineering and other graduates being churned
out every year in India were employable in the IT industry. Sadly, of the large number most are unsuitable
because of lack of soft skills.
The concept of Finishing School programme is a pre-employment training programmes for graduating students
from Engineering/ Polytechnic Colleges offering different specializations to cater to the needs of different
industries.Finishing School is a supplementary training school that attempts to make-up for deficiencies of
students providing The Finishing School aims to provide skills both in technical and soft skills to students to
facilitate their employability and play a part in the supply side issues of the industry.
The aim is to “sharpen some of the social, presentation and communication skills in which many Indian
engineers are found wanting when they interact with clients and colleagues from other cultures
Finishing School is needed to bridg the gap that existing between the needs of the industry and the academic
curricula. Through Finishing School, the students will get an opportunity to acquire and reinforce industryspecific knowledge, skills and competencies delivered by trained faculty and practicing managers from the
industry.
OBJECTIVES
• To enhance the employability of engineering students.
• To enhance the standard of fresh engineering graduates so that
they become acceptable to the industry.
• To cater to the needs of the industry.
• To create a platform where the students can work towards
accessing the skills required to get into industry.
• To bridge the gap between industry and educational institutions.
• To provide both technical and soft skill to people to facilitate their
employability.
• To meet the needs of unemployed and non-employable
engineering graduates and to improve their communication as
well as I.T. skills.
• To reinforce the students skills and acquire industry–specific
knowledge from trained faculty and experts from industries.
• To offer suitable candidates to different industries.
• To help young graduates to find jobs through appropriate training.
Sphoorthy Finishing School
Career planning needs a scientific approach to get success. Sphoorthy strongly believes that students are to be
moulded and shaped through a systematic approach on the line of Finishing School concept. While pursuing
their programme, they will undergo competency mapping and development process to be prepared for entry to
their dream career.
Sphoorthy has lunched the much awaited Finishing School. The school is benchmarked according the present
ability of our professional students and enabling them with the required expertise on corporate code of conduct
and business etiquettes. This Finishing School conducts Power Packed Personality Placement Grooming
Module (4PGM) for all the students to shape them as professionals.
Its high time that companies also got involved in the education scenario. The curriculum and the examination
system is controlled by a lobby of text book publishers and university staff.
The finishing school concept bridges the gap between the generic and concept-oriented university education
and the market demand for application-ready software professionals. It would result in enormous savings for
the software company. A company like Tata Consultancy Services spends Rs 8 crore annually on training
engineers before getting them started on projects. On an average around six months is spent on training new
recruits
Need for Finishing School
Finishing School is needed to bridge the gap that existing between the needs of the
industry and the academic curricula. Through Finishing School, the students will get an
opportunity to acquire and reinforce industry-specific knowledge, skills and competencies delivered by trained
faculty and practicing managers from I.T. & ITES (I.T. Enabled Services) industry. Especially the fast growing
I.T. sector has created a huge career opportunity in its wake. The profiles of the career opportunities keep
dynamically changing as newer and newer technologies emerge and the global market requirements change.
The formal education focuses on the fundamentals, concepts in different subjects and brings out with excellent
basics and strong foundation over which the super structure could be built.
However, the need and demand
placed by the fast technological changes and the
emerging global market trends that are making the growth of I.T. industry brings out the
demand for complementing and supplementing the formal education through the non formal education and
training. Hence, the need is in the form of “Finishing School” for
training the students, faculty and even working professionals to keep pace with the demands of the industry as
well as technological changes.
Facilities
The Finishing School, the concept is that learning and development happens best in an environment, which
supports it. Given this belief, the school offers to its student’s best in class facilities as they learn and grow.
• A fully structured building, along with state of the art infrastructure, is combined
to create a platform providing functional suitability and personal comfort.
• A well-equipped computer lab enables the students to take learning from the classroom to the World Wide
Web and study and practice through self – learning tools.
• A large multimedia Audio Visual Theater creates just the right ambience for large
group activities and Industry talks and events.
• A fully functional cafeteria makes sure that while the school takes care of food for
thought, students have access to hygienic food options in the premises itself.
• All students will be provided with the requisite course material for the program enrolled. A library facility is
also available for adding to the learning and development activity.
Practices followed at the Finishing School
• Benchmarking of the course syllabus with that of the requirements of IT
companies to find what is lacking and appropriately modifying the content.
• Syllabus audit by working senior software professionals to find the areas for
further improvements
• Using tools like video conferencing for delivering quality by industry experts
from different parts of the globe to a large number of students.
• Infrastructure ensuring smooth functioning of the school- PCs, LAN, Internet,
LCD, over head projectors etc. for use by faculty and students.
• Orientation for faculty to ensure compatibility with latest development tools and
methodologies
• Code of conduct for students and faculty members, including professional ethics
and social responsibilities.
• Periodic review of student performance
• Corrective measures identification for performance enhancement of the students
• Periodic industry visits and seminars by industry leaders
• Bio data preparation
• Library access
• Student motivation practices
• Conducting mock interviews for equipping students with necessary interview
facing skills
• Live project execution
• Presentation skills
• Unlimited access to labs for practice sessions
Every student has to do one project the moment he/she completes learning a language.
The project work starts from Second year first semester.
Semister
Project to be done
2/1
Project using c
2/2
3/1
3/2
4/1
Project by using c++
Project by using java
Project by using Advanced java
Mini project as prescribed
by
university
project as prescribed by university
4/2
STUDENT PORTAL
Department of C.S.E. developed a student portal “VIDYA”, which is an INTRANET based application.
The main aim of this application is to provide information to the students of Sphoorthy about their curriculum,
video lectures, previous question papers, online bits, assignments, events, notices, textbooks (PDF/DOC) and
online tests.
This facility is provided through the “LEARNING CENTRE OF VIDYA PORTAL”. All the
information about latest updates in the college can be known through this portal. A student can take an online
test which enables him to improve his/her skills like Aptitude, Reasoning, Technical and Group discussion
which are very useful for his/her bright career.
Through this portal, students can access the video lectures, seminars which are given by highly trained
professionals and industry lecturers. The placement section in this portal provides information regarding on
campus and off campus recruitments, companies' previous question papers.
Gems login where E-monitering system which facilitates us from updating the communication skills soft skills.
Communication skills
Here the 1st year can login and can improve their communication skills under the communication skills the contents
are listing, reading, writing, grammer, vocabulary, word mentor, pronounciation, desk objects direactions and many
more……
Soft skills
Here the 2nd year students can login and gets skill well trained by the following contents gole setting, effective
learning techniques productive mind set, presentation skills, decision making skills and many more…….
Pre-placement
Here the students are trained for placements in MNC’s by aptitude, resume, interview skills, group discussion.
Corporate readiness
Helps students understand the corporate work culture and make a smooth transition from college to a
corporate environment.
LIBRARY
G. RAMESH
B.Sc., M.L.Sc, D.C.P
LIBRARIAN
.
The only true equalizers in the world are books; the only treasure – house open to all comers is a library;
the only wealth that will not decay is knowledge; the only jewel that you can carry beyond the rave is wisdom.
1. ASST. LIBRARIAN: P.BALARAM, M.A, M.L...Sc, PGDLAN
2. TOTAL NO. OF VOLUMES
3. TOTAL NO. OF TITLES
4. TOTAL NO. OF JOURNALS
:
:
:
24500
4143
205
SPHEC CENTRAL LIBRARY:
Library is located on the ground floor of the main building in the campus. It has adequate space and
good ambience. Library is kept open from 9.00 am to 7.00 pm.
G.Ramesh is the In charge of the library. He is experienced in handling administrative and technical
matters in a modern library. He worked in different libraries. He is an efficient librarian and has developed
information services for the extension of automatic library facilities.
ABOUT THE LIBRARY
Information and knowledge are essential inputs to the students. In the library, standard text books
and books written by famous and reputed authors are provided to the students to enhance their knowledge.
More than 24,000 books are available for the students in the library for reference. The library is always within
the reach of the students. Book bank scheme is a reinforcement facility to the students for reference at any time.
It has 4143 Titles, 24800 Volumes, and 131 National Journals & 101 International Journals.
The library has document collection of volumes of reference books. Text books and project reports
scenario proceedings. Library subscribes ten technical journals of national and international reports which
center to the needs of the students, staff and research scholars.
Digital Library: Online access to the digital library of NPTEL, IEEE, DELNET
and GEMS as well as an open access to journals.
Facilities added:





Internet 2mbps speed unlimited.
NPTEL accessing.
Digital library with 100 systems.
CD-ROM facility.
Library automatic electron board.
Digital Library
Central Library
News Paper Section
HEALTH CENTRE
Fasting & starving
Dr. N. KIRAN KUMAR
B.Sc., B.N.Y.S.(UHS)
Medical Officer
Sphoorthy Engineering College
.
YOGA AND ASANA – Dr. M. Kiran Kumar
Naturopathy and Yoga – the light of modern medicine. The definition of yogasanas – Sthiram, Srikham
Asana. Asanas are practiced to develop the ability to sit comfortable in one position for a long time and
meditation. Yoga enables us to have multi dimensional approach to life. Yoga keeps the body healthy, mind
calm with peace. The key to maintain health and over come stress is Yoga.
Dr. N. KIRAN KUMAR
Medical Officer
GYM
The college has implemented gym for body fitness for students and is provided with well equipped
instruments. Students are trained under guideness of a physical trainer. It will be inaruganated shortly…….
REFLECTIONS
ORIENTATION DAY
Sphoorthy is a center of novel ideas and original thoughts. And it is these ideas that are ultimately
important in this world. We think about the conceptions we have in ourselves and our relationship with others.
This helps in development of new ideas, new conceptions, new theories and new imaginations. To follow this,
we, here in sphoorthy welcome first year students in a unique way. We celebrate it as “Orientation Day” and
give a warm welcome to students. This day does in some way mark a stage that represents the beginning of
different and equally fulfilling stage in a relationship.
EXPO – ACTIVITIES
EXPO-ACTIVITIES
NSS
MR.RANJITH REDDY.CH
MBA, (Ph.D).
Message
EXCELLENCE
If you want to succeed in the world must make your own opportunities as you go on. The man who waits for
some seventh wave to toss him on dry land will find that the seventh wave is a long time a coming. You can
commit no greater folly than to sit by the roadside until someone comes along and invites you to ride with him
to wealth or influence.
RANJITH REDDY.CH
Nss Program Officer
SHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE NSS UNIT
Maanava Sevaye Maadhava Seva (Service to Man is Service to God)
AIMS & OBJECTIVES:
1. To enhance in creative and constructive social action, and inculcate in our students a sense of dignity of
labour.
2. To enhance our NSS Volunteers' knowledge of themselves and the community through a confrontation
with reality of social life.
3. To gain skills in the exercise of democratic leadership.
4. To gain skills in program development to enable the NSS Volunteers for self employment.
5. To bridge the gap between educated and uneducated masses.
6. To promote the will to serve the weaker sections of the community.
7. The overall objective of our NSS UNIT is service to the society, while studying. It is sought to arouse the
social conscience of students and provide them with the opportunity to work with the people around the
college campus creatively, constructively and to put the education they receive to concrete social use.
SPOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (N.S.S)
ACTIVITIES REPORT
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SPOORTHY ENGINEEDRING COLLEGE extended their supporting hand to crate social awareness among
students, faculty and non teaching by associating with N.S.S Wing J.N.T.U –HYDERABAD.Sphoorthy
engineering college were formed a committee with both faculty and students to tap the importance of social
service in students and people by conducting service programs in both on-campus and of-campus.
BLOOD DONATION CAMP (RAKSHITHA VOULANTARY BLOOD BANK)
As a part of N.S.S activity ,on 28.07.2012 at spoorthy engineering college campus a blood donation camp was
organized in association with rashitha blood bank .All students, faculty and non teaching were actively
participated in that camp. Around 210 members were donated their blood to serve the needy people .The
program had tremendous response from spoorthy campus .rashitha voluntary blood bank has given donor
certificate, donor card and insurance of 100000 (One lakh) for all the donors those who are donated their blood
.Apart from this rashitha blood bank was given facility to donors can call to bank for blood bank when ever
they require by showing donor card.
GO-GREEN ON 8.10.2012
N.S.S Spoorthy engineering college was organized a program about PLASTIC HAZRDS and its impact on
mankind. This program was created an awareness regarding plastic usage integration with human life
style.volentures of N.S.S were distributed paper bags and cups in all the departments and canteen and
explained about the hazards of plastic usage .the chief guest of this program was Prof.purshotham from
osmania university and he delivered a valuable massage on environmental factors.
EYE CARE CAMP ON 15.12.12
In association with VASAN Eye care spoorthy N.S.S was organized a free eye check up camp at college
campus. This program was organized to explain the importance of eye care ,in this program around 300 plus
students ,teaching and non teaching were participated .College and N.S.S committee has conveyed there
regards to VASAN EYE CARE.
NSS COMMITTEE MEMBERS
Coordinator Mr.Ch.Ranjith Reddy (MBA)
FACULTY MEMBER’S
Ms.U.Dhanalakshmi - (ECE)
Mr.B.Rama Krishna - (CSE)
Mr.G.Sireesha - (IT)
Mr.D.Chandra Mohan-(S&H)
Mr.M.Prasannanjaneyulu-(S&H)
Mr.K.A.Jayasheel Kumar - (MECH)
Dr.B.Ramachandraiah Hod - (ENGLISH)
Mr.S.Jaya Krishna - (PLACEMENT OFFICER)
Mr.Y.Sreenivasa Reddy AO - (ADMIN)
Vivekananda Social Service Club Formed Its Recreation Club (SECRC)
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Dr.V.Chandra Mouli
Dr.B.Ramachandraiah Hod (English Dept)
Co-ordinator
Co-coordinator
Mr.CH.Ranjith Reddy, (MBA) and Ms.U.Dhanalaxmi (ECE)
Mr.B.Sravan Kumar, Faculty, MBA Dept.
Student coordinators
P.Murali Krishna (MBA I year)
Mohd Sadeq (MBA I year)
S.Venkat (CSE III-A)
B.Vinod Reddy (IT III)
B.Nani (CSE II A)
Sphoorthy Reddy (IT II)
G.Santhosh (ECE II B)
Akilesh (ECE I-B)
Taruni (Civil I)
Srinivas (Mech I)
G.Manoj (CSE I)
Student Organizing Committee
President: G.Gopi (MBA)
Vice president: Krishna (ECE)
RANJITH REDDY.CH,
NSS PROGRAM OFFICER,
SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE.
SPHOORTHY WOMEN’S CHAPTER (SWC)
SWC is headed by Dr. S. Swarnalata, Professor of Physics is the Department of Humanities &
Science, a woman of compassion and vision who strives constantly for inculcating moral values
in today’s youth and moulding their character. She counsels sphoorthy girls from time to time
creating an awareness and sense of responsibility towards life within the campus and in the
outside world. Under her aegis, various activities have been organized in 2012 – 2013 namely.
1. Women’s Equality Day was celebrated by organizing a lecture on 22 nd August 2012 by
Mrs. S. Vani, an Advocate of repute. Her talk was of immense value to today’s generation of
girls and young faculty who are torn between the western culture and Indian traditions.
2. As a mark of respect to the departed soul, the braveheart, our Damini, a Delhi victim of
16th December horrendous crime, a candle light march was organized on 31st December
2012.
3. ‘Life is Beautiful’ but not for the unfortunate orphan children of India. A friendly hand, a
smile a small donation, caring and belonging sense of attitude can make a big difference in
their life in the positive direction. Keeping this in mind, SWC organized rice collection
drive in Dec – Jan. Generosity of students and staff made it possible for SWC to collect 180
kg of rice and the same was donated to Vaidehi Ashram, as Sankranti gift. An amount of Rs.
2500/- collected from students and staff of Sphoorthy Engineering College will be used for
providing a one day meal to children of vaidehi Ashram on 26th Jan 2013.
4. SWC conducted mehendi and rangoli competitions as part of Sankranti celebrations on
10th Jan this year. The colorful designs drawn by our young creative artistes drew large
crowds of applause.
This is just the beginning. SWC has many miles to go---------
MEMBERS OF WOMEN’S CHAPTER
1. Dr. S. Swarnalata (H & S)
2. Mrs. K. Suhasini (H & S)
3. Mrs. P. Madhavi (H & S)
4. Mrs. D. Triveni (H & S)
5. Mrs. Shailaja (ECE)
6. Mrs. J. Deepthi (CSE)
7. Mrs. M. Meenakshi (CSE)
8. Mrs. Saritha (MECH)
9. Mrs. R. Nava Sai Divya (MECH)
10.10.Mrs. P. A. L. N. S. Kalyani (MBA)
11.Mrs. B. Sridevi (CIVIL)
SNNIPPETS
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1. Government should take the initiative to check the violenece
against the women.
2. Ensuring equality between men and women in all spheres of decision
making structure.
3. Ensuring safety for women by encouraging them to learn self defence
techniques.
4. Providing supporting services to counter voilence against women.
5. Women should be made educated about her
rights.
RECREATION CLUB
Sphoorthy Engineering encourages the wholistic development of the students by coordinating and
promoting a variety of educational, recreational, social, cultural and entertainment programs and services.
These programs and services provide students with opportunities to develop better insights into group process,
enhances creative thinking skills, leadership skills and nurture individual talents.
So, the proposed club consist of a chairperson, a coordinator, organizers and members from the faculty
as well as students. These selected members are persons with a record of commitments to enrich and empower
the members in respective areas, having relevant knowledge. Interested students can register their names for
the following mentioned club activities. All the active members shall be entitled to all rights and privileges of
the club.
Duration of each member will be for 1 Year. Depending upon the progress and active participation, the
members will continue to share the responsibilities.
A student after the completion of 3rd year cannot continue either as a member or serve any privileged
position. So, the other active member will take up the responsibilities.
Codes of Conduct
1)
Regular Participation
2)
Discipline and professional conduct
3)
Not to publish, post, distribute any inappropriate, obscene, defamatory,
information
4)
Not to defame, abuse, harass or violate the legal rights (such as rights of
others.
i)
indecent
privacy
material
or
publicity)
Kalidas – Picasso Creative Club
This is to support to encourage and help those who want to chanalize their creative talents.
1)
Writing (poetry, articles, stories, essays etc) business ideas, projects, images, paintings, looking etc.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Co-ordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
Mr. G.Venkata Prasad
Ms. G.Shireesha
or
of
Student Organizing Committee
1.President – Mr. B. Bharath Kumar (IT)
2.Vice President – Mr. Venkata Rao (MBA)
ii)
Amitabh-Shakespeare Dramatic Club
To give the students a platform for sharpening their acting skills.
1)
To club organizes various events like skit-competition, street plays, dance competitions, stage plays etc.
2)
Undertakes short films, documentaries and open air theatre programmes.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Co-coordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
Ms. Madhavi
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
Student Organizing Committee
President : M.Suresh (MBA)
Vice President : Aadarsh Singh (CSE-III)
iii)
Jaggi Vasudev Wordsworth - Eco Club
Motivates the students to keep their surroundings clean and green by
undertaking plantations of
trees. Sensitize the students to minimize the use
of plastic bag and motivate them to imbibe proper habits
and lifestyles for
minimizing waste generation.
1)
The students have to come up with innovative ideas on gardening- To
a base patch of land using composts to
fertilize it.
create a landscape/garden on
2)
lakes vehicular pollution etc.
To take an active part to clean up the parks, open spaces, streams, rivers
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Co-coordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Mr.Ch. Ranjith Reddy
Mrs. Sai Divya Teja
Mr. Syed Mujeebuddin
Student Organizing Committee
President : G. Anusha (Civil-III)
Vice President : Krishna Chaitanya (Mech-III)
iv)
Rafi Ghantasala Singing Club
To encourage the students who are gifted with singing talents.
So, the club identifies the hidden talents and conducts singing competitions
The club encourages the students
1) To participate in inter- competitions
2) To compose music and other instrumental compositions.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Co-coordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Dr. T. Hymavathi
Mr. V. Hari Prasad (IT)
Ms. U. Dhanalaxmi (ECE)
Student Organizing Committee
President : Annaourna (ECE-III)
Vice President : A. Vasavi (CSE-III)
v)
C.V. Raman – Eienstein Robotics Club
It encourages the students to probe their doubts, innovative ideas, questions, claims, anything to find a
solution related to electronics,
mechanics, software etc.
1)
The students must come up with any model presentations.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Co-coordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Mrs. J. Deepthi
Mr. B. Sridhar
Mr. D. Kishore
Mr. G. Mukesh
Student Organizing Committee
President : Sharth Chandra (ECE-III)
Vice President : Sowjanya (CSE-III)
vi)
Rabindranath Tagore Language Club
This is to enhance the communication skills as well as soft skills of the
1)
Book reading -
students.
1) Creative reading and understa
2) Vocabulary
3) Pronunciation
2)
Writing -
Letters, drafts, reports, CVS, Essays etc.
3)
Personality development – Oral presentations, Elocution, debates etc. So the participants will be
encouraged and the best student will be awarded.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
Dr. T. Hymavathi
Mrs. P.A.L.N.S. Kalyani (MBA)
Student Organizing Committee
President : Srikanth Reddy (MBA-II)
vii)
Sachin Tendulkar Sports Club
Indoor and Outdoor games
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Mr. Ch. Ranjith Reddy
Mr. G. Venkat Prasad
Mr. P.J. Vedanayakam (PD)
Student Organizing Committee
President :
B. Santosh
Vice President : B. Abijeet Yadav
viii)
Vivekananda – Social Service Club
1.
Organizing blood donations, health camps.
2.
Teaching poor students.
3.
Giving books, clothes etc to the deserving people.
Chairman SECRC
Convener
Co-ordinator
Dr. V. Chandra mouli
Dr. B. Ramachandraiah
Mr.Ch.Ranjith Reddy (MBA) and Ms. U. Dhanalaxmi
Co-coordinator
Mr. B. Sravan Kumar (MBA)
CREATIVE SECTION
A Squirt of Stem Cell Gel Heals Brain Injuries
Scientists have developed a gel that helps brains recover from traumatic injuries. It has the potential to treat
head injuries suffered in combat, car accidents, falls, or gunshot wounds. Developed by Dr. Ning Zhang at
Clemson University in South Carolina, the gel is injected in liquid form at the site of injury and stimulates the
growth of stem cells there.
Brain injuries are particularly hard to repair, since injured tissues swell up and can cause additional damage to
the cells. So far, treatments have tried to limit this secondary damage by lowering the temperature or relieving
the pressure at the site of injury. However, these techniques are often not very effective.
More recently, scientists have considered transplanting donor brain cells into the wound to repair damaged
tissue. This method has so far had limited results when treating brain injuries. The donor cells often fail to grow
or stimulate repair at the injury site, possibly because of the inflammation and scarring present there. The injury
site also typically has very limited blood supply and connective tissue, which might prevent donor cells from
getting the nutrients they require.
Dr. Zhang's gel, however, can be loaded with different chemicals to stimulate various biological processes at
the site of injury. In previous research done on rats, she was able to use the gel to help re-establish full blood
supply at the site of brain injury. This could help create a better environment for donor cells.
In a follow-up study, Dr. Zhang loaded the gel with immature stem cells, as well as the chemicals they needed to
develop into full-fledged adult brain cells. When rats with severe brain injuries were treated with this mixture for eight
weeks, they showed signs of significant recovery.
The new gel could treat patients at varying stages following injury, and is expected to be ready for testing in
humans in about three years
G. MUKESH
(Assistant Professor in ECE)
FYI: Why Is There A Winter Flu Season?
An illustrated explanation of why the world's most obnoxious virus at least doesn't stick around all year.
Flu season is in full swing across the U.S. this week, and it's right on time. Actually, it would have been on
time if it showed up in November, too, or even in March--unlike the actual seasons, the timing of flu season is
a little hard to predict. Except for one thing: it always happens in winter. In fact, everywhere on Earth where
people have a winter season, they also have a flu season:
Flu-related Google searches:
Part of what makes the timing of each flu season unpredictable is that scientists still don't understand exactly
why we have one at all. There have, of course, been lots of theories:
One theory is that flu peaks in winter because people spend more time indoors, with the windows closed,
breathing each other’s air:
The Togetherness Flu Theory:
Other scientists have argued that the darkness (i.e. lack of Vitamin D and melatonin) and cold of winter weaken our
immune systems, making us more susceptible to the virus:
The Dark Cold Flu Theory:
A third theory is that--regardless of how we deal with the cold--the flu virus thrives in the cold, dry air of winter, but
suffers in the warm, humid air of summer.
The Cold-Weather Virus Theory:
There's even a theory about how the winter flu is ushered in by changes in air circulation in the upper atmosphere:
The Upper Atmosphere Flu Theory:
For a while, scientists had a hard time thinking up ways to test these theories: they needed to be able to run
experiments, but researchers aren't allowed to infect humans with nasty illnesses, and most lab animals aren't
affected by the flu the same way people are. But then, in 2007, a medical researcher named Peter Palese
stumbled across an 80-year-old journal article that reported that guinea pigs get infected and pass on the flu just
like humans.
Palese decided to test theory #3--the idea that the flu virus does better in cold, dry air than warm, humid air. He
acquired some guinea pigs and ran several experiments to see how temperature and humidity affect the way the
flu spreads. In each experiment, he injected half the guinea pigs with influenza A (the common flu), and put
them in a crate next to a crate of uninfected animals.
Guinea Pig Experiment:
At a temperature of 41 degrees, all four of the exposed guinea pigs caught the flu, but when Palese repeated the
experiment at 68 degrees, only one of the exposed animals was infected. And when he and his colleagues ran
the test at a temperature of 86 degrees, none of the exposed animals got sick.
Since winter air is also much drier than summer air--cold air can't hold as much water vapor--the researchers
also ran experiments where they varied the humidity in the room but kept the temperature constant: the drier
the air, they found, the more animals got sick.
Palese's guinea pig study showed that the influenza virus really does spread more effectively in cold, dry air-but it left one important question unanswered: why?
One possibility has to do with the way the flu spreads through air. When an infected person breathes in and all
the tiny airways in their lungs open, a thin film of fluid stretches across the opening airways and then breaks,
releasing little virus-containing droplets into the air in the lungs. When the person breathes out, those droplets
are expelled into the air, where they begin to fall toward the ground:
The Exhaled Flu Virus:
And here--in the flu droplet's earthward fall--is where humidity comes in. As this droplet falls, it also begins to
evaporate. The drier the air is, the more moisture evaporates from the droplet, and the smaller the droplet gets.
AND if it gets smaller, the effect of air resistance gets bigger. Eventually, if enough of the droplet evaporates,
the flu virus is whisked away on air currents and can float around for days, until someone else breathes it in:
How Humidity Might Help The Flu Travel:
Several studies have made the case for this "transmission" hypothesis since Palese's guinea pig study, but other
researchers think the biggest factor is actually the virus's survival. One study found that the flu virus survives
for much longer in low humidity than high humidity:
How Humidity Affects Virus Survival:
Quite possibly, the flu's annual winter-time parade through our immune systems has to do with both factors: the
virus survives better and transmits more easily in cooler, drier air. The case isn't closed yet--and researchers are
still looking into some of those other theories, like the idea that our immune systems are weaker in winter--but,
for anyone looking for ways to avoid the seasonal flu (in addition to the flu shot, of course), a portable
humidifier seems like a good place to start.
G. Kiranmayee
(Assistant Professor in ECE)
My Idea about Happy Life
The word happiness is relative and it varies in terms of personal belief and experience. According to me a Happy Life is
something that helps me to be content from my inner self. As depicted earlier, happiness varies in terms of personal
belief, I believe in the happiness that not only satisfies me, but also makes my near and dear ones feel good.
An important object of happiness is sacrifice. We must sacrifice something or the other to see our closed ones happy.
According to me it is very important to prioritize whom we want to make happy and how important it is to sacrifice
something for that. For example, I love my mom and I also love to smoke, but my mom does not want me to smoke at
all. In this case, I need to decide what can make me more happy- smoking, or my mom's happiness that she gets if I quit
smoking. For me, second option would make me happy. In this case, I need to sacrifice smoking. If someone opts to
have the first option, he has to sacrifice his mom's happiness to be happy.
A Happy Life, in a nutshell, is a life of our choice, and it's our choice that makes us what we are.
K. Deepti
ECE III A
Does Green tea prevent certain types of cancers ?
Apparently a few scientists in Spain and Britain think this may be the case. Researchers in both countries have been able
to show that a specific compound found in green tea known as EGCG (the AP article on green tea did not disclose what
this acronym actually stands for) has the ability to inhibit the growth of cancer cells.
EGCG seems to accomplish the remarkable feat of preventing cancer cell growth by inhibiting a particular enzyme,
dihydrofolate reductase and according to a Professor Roger Thorneley of the John Innes Center in Norwich, England,
"This is the first time, to our knowledge, a known target for an anti-cancer drug has been identified as being inhibited by
EGCG".
The wonderful news for green tea afficionados, of course, is that green tea contains about five times as much EGCG as
regular tea.
However, as Professor Thorneley states, so far there has been no determination as to how much green tea an individual
would need to consume to obtain the beneficial effects provided by this compound.
But since he also goes on record to state that EGCG may be just one of several ingredients in green tea that have such
properties, there's certainly no reason to stop drinking green tea.
Unless you are a pregnant woman, that is. Women who are pregnant are given the advice that folic acid supplements
may protect newborns against spina bifida. Apparently, green tea, if consumed in large amounts, can have the effect of
decreasing folic acid's effectivene
Eshan Yadav
ECE III A
Computer Diagnosis
One day Bill complained to his friend that his elbow really hurt. His friend suggested that he go to a computer
at the drug store that can diagnose anything quicker and cheaper than a doctor.
''Simply put in a sample of your urine and the computer will diagnose your problem and tell you what you can
do about it. It only costs $10." Bill figured he had nothing to lose, so he filled a jar with a urine sample and
went to the drug store. Finding the computer, he poured in the sample and deposited the $10. The computer
started making some noise and various lights started flashing. After a brief pause out popped a small slip of
paper on which was printed: "You have tennis elbow. Soak your arm in warm water. Avoid heavy lifting. It
will be better in two weeks."
Later that evening while thinking how amazing this new technology was and how it would change medical
science forever, he began to wonder if this machine could be fooled. He mixed together some tap water, a stool
sample from his dog and urine samples from his wife and daughter. To top it off, he masturbated into the
concoction. He went back to the drug store, located the machine, poured in the sample and deposited the $10.
The computer again made the usual noise and printed out the following message:
"Your tap water is too hard. Get a water softener. Your dog has worms. Get him vitamins. Your daughter is
using cocaine. Put her in a rehabilitation clinic. Your wife is pregnant with twin girls. They aren't yours. Get a
lawyer. And if you don't stop jerking off, your tennis elbow will never get better."
Mani Teja
ECE III B
Two More "Dialog" Jokes
A: "I was born in California."
B: "Which part?"
A: "All of me."
A: "Excuse me. Do you know the way to the zoo?"
B: "No, I'm sorry I don't."
A: "Well, it's two blocks this way, then one block to the left."
K. Priyanka
ECE IV B
English Joke - The Frog & The Engineer
An engineer was taking a walk when a frog spoke to him and said, "If you kiss me, I'll turn into a beautiful princess."
He picked up the frog and put it in his pocket.
The frog spoke again and said, "If you kiss me and turn me back into a beautiful princess, I'll become your girlfriend."
The engineer took the frog out of his pocket, smiled at it and put it back into his pocket.
The frog spoke again and said, "If you kiss me and turn me back into a princess, I'll become your wife."
The engineer took the frog out of his pocket again, smiled at it and put it back into his pocket.
Finally, the frog said, "What is the matter? I'm a beautiful princess. Why won`t you kiss me?"
The engineer said, "Look, I'm a busy engineer. I don`t have time for a girlfriend or a wife, but a talking frog, now that's
cool."
Sai Pavan
ECE IV B
Bird Brained
Two Irishmen walk into a pet shop. Right away they go to the bird section and Sean says to Paddy; "Dat''s
Dem". The shopkeeper comes over and asks if he can help.
"Yeah, we''ll take four of dem dere budgies in dat cage op dere", says Mick, "Put dem in a pepper bag"
The shopkeeper does as asked and the two pay for the birds and leave. They get into Mick''s van and drive until
they reach a cliff with a 500ft drop.
"Dis looks loike a grand place", says Mick.
He then takes the two birds out of the bag, places them on his shoulders and jumps off the cliff.
Paddy watches as his friend drops off the edge and goes straight down for a few seconds followed by a loud
"Splat!"
As Paddy looks over the edge of the cliff he shakes his head.
"Focket Dat," Paddy says, "dis budgie jumpin'' is too dangerous for me..."
A few minutes later, Seamus approaches. He too has been to the pet shop and is carrying the familiar 'pepper
bag.'
Seamus pulls a parrot out of the bag and Paddy notices that in the other hand Seamus is carrying a gun.
"Watch this Paddy" he says, as he launches himself over the edge of the cliff.
Paddy watches as half way down Seamus takes the gun and blows the parrot''s head off. Seamus continues to
plummet until he joins Sean''s mashed remains at the bottom of the cliff.
Paddy shakes his head and says, "An oim never troyin'' that parrotshooting oider..."
After a few minutes, Danny strolls up. He too has been to the pet shop and walks up with his 'pepper bag.'
Danny pulls a chicken out of the bag. He puts the chicken above his head, holds its legs and launches himself
off the cliff with the same result.
Once more Paddy shakes his head.
"For me life Danny, first der was Sean wit his budgie jumpin, den Seamus parrotshooting and now you fockin''
hengliding..."
K. Sneha
ECE IVA
The Answer
A chicken and an egg are lying in bed. The chicken takes out a cigarette and begins to smoke. The egg, pissed
off, takes one look at the chicken, rolls over and pulls the blanket over him and says, "I guess we answered that
question!"
K. Pavan Kumar
ECE IVA
A Question of Time Puzzle
The hour and minute hands are at equal distance from the 6 hour, what time will it be
exactly?
Solution:
Say answer is "8 hour X minute". According as proposition, the angle between the minute
hand and "mark 4" of the watch is equal to the angle between the hour hand and "mark 8"
of the watch.
We know in 60 minutes the minute hand makes 360 degrees (360/60=6 degrees per
minute) and the hour hand makes 360/12=30 degrees (30/60=1/2 degrees per minute).
Therefore, (20-X) minutes corresponds to 6(20-X) degrees (this is the angle between the
minute hand and "mark 4").
And in X minutes the hour hand makes X/2 degrees with "mark 8".
Thus, X/2=6(20-X) gives X=18 minutes 27 and 9/13 second.
So, the answer is 8 hour, 18 minutes, 27 9/13 second.
U. Dhanalakshmi
(Assistant Professor in ECE)
Beads Duo Puzzle
You have six beads placed in a plane.
The object is to find two pairs of equidistant beads. (In other words, find a pair of beads that are
exactly the same distance apart as another pair of beads).
The distance between two beads is meant as the distance between their centers.
The solution is shown in this illustration:
A. Shirisha
ECE II A
Meeting the Challenge
Eight married couples meet to lend one another some books. Couples have the same surname, employment and car.
Each couple has a favourite colour. Furthermore we know the following facts:
1. Daniella Black and her husband work as Shop-Assistants.
2. The book "The Seadog" was brought by a couple who drive a Fiat and love the colour red.
3. Owen and his wife Victoria like the colour brown.
4. Stan Horricks and his wife Hannah like the colour white.
5. Jenny Smith and her husband work as Warehouse Managers and they drive a Wartburg.
6. Monica and her husband Alexander borrowed the book "Grandfather Joseph".
7. Mathew and his wife like the colour pink and brought the book "Mulatka Gabriela".
8. Irene and her husband Oto work as Accountants.
9. The book "We Were Five" was borrowed by a couple driving a Trabant.
10. The Cermaks are both Ticket-Collectors who brought the book "Shed Stoat".
11. Mr and Mrs Kuril are both Doctors who borrowed the book "Slovacko Judge".
12. Paul and his wife like the colour green.
13. Veronica Dvorak and her husband like the colour blue.
14. Rick and his wife brought the book "Slovacko Judge" and they drive a Ziguli.
15. One couple brought the book "Dame Commissar" and borrowed the book "Mulatka Gabriela".
16. The couple who drive a Dacia, love the colour violet.
17. The couple who work as Teachers borrowed the book "Dame Commissar".
18. The couple who work as Agriculturalists drive a Moskvic.
19. Pamela and her husband drive a Renault and brought the book "Grandfather Joseph".
20. Pamela and her husband borrowed the book that Mr and Mrs Zajac brought.
21. Robert and his wife like the colour yellow and borrowed the book "The Modern Comedy".
22. Mr and Mrs Swain work as Shoppers.
23. "The Modern Comedy" was brought by a couple driving a Skoda.
Who likes Violet? And can you find out everything about everyone from this?
Solution:
Monica and Alexander Cermak like Violet.
Names
Occupation
Car
Color
Brought
Borrowed
Daniella and
Mathew Black
Shop-Assistants
Trabant
pink
"Mulatka
Gabriela"
"We Were Five"
Victoria and Owen
Kuril
Doctors
Skoda
brown
"The Modern
Comedy"
"Slovacko Judge"
Hannah and Stan
Horricks
Agriculturalists
Moskvic
white
"Dame
Commissar"
"Mulatka
Gabriela"
Jenny and Robert
Smith
Warehouse
Managers
Wartburg
yellow
"We Were Five"
"The Modern
Comedy"
Monica and
Alexander Cermak
Ticket-Collectors
Dacia
violet
"Shed Stoat"
"Grandfather
Joseph"
Irene a Oto Zajac
Accountants
Fiat
red
"The Seadog"
"Shed Stoat"
Pamela and Paul
Swain
Shoppers
Renault
green
"Grandfather
Joseph"
"The Seadog"
Veronica and Rick
Dvorak
Teachers
Ziguli
blue
"Slovacko Judge"
"Dame
Commissar"
G.D. Siva Jagan
(Assistant Professor in ECE)
Meet Diego-San, The Humanoid Robot Toddler
Anyone who has witnessed the development of a newborn into a toddler knows that babies progress fairly quickly from
making seemingly random, spastic body movements to interacting with the world in what seems a much more natural
way--through touching and grabbing as well as through social cues, like smiling, grimacing, and other facial expressions.
Now we’re getting our first real glimpse of a multidisciplinary project mashing up robotics, neuroscience, computer
vision, developmental psychology, and machine learning, a project led by University of California San Diego researchers
has created Diego-san, a robotic one-year-old that learns to control its body and interact with others the same way a
human baby does.
At four feet 3 inches tall and 66 pounds, Diego-san isn’t a perfect physical analog for a toddler (miniaturizing all of the
parts would have driven Diego-san’s price tag way up), but his 44 pneumatic joints and the 27 moving parts in his
extremely life-like face make for a humanoid that can mimic human movements--at least those of a one-year-old--quite
deftly. The high definition cameras in his eyes take in the world around him--gestures, movements, facial expressions-and the team is developing algorithms that allow Diego-san to “learn” from these cues the same way a human baby
would (to the extent that developmental psychologists understand this process, anyhow).
The first of Diego-san that’s been publicly released, depicting the robot moving through a variety of facial expressions
that it has learned from the humans it interacts with. Fair warning: Diego-san flirts dangerously with the uncanny valley
phenomenon, as his facial expressions are just life-like enough to be somewhat creepy. But the ability to build a
humanoid robot with this kind of human-like sophistication--particularly where the face is concerned--is fairly amazing.
Diego-san’s research goals go both ways. for the roboticists and computer scientists on the project, Diego-San is
granting a deeper understanding of sensory motor intelligence from a computational vantage point. From the other
side, by mimicking the development of human babies Diego-san is helping developmental psychologists understand this
phase of human development during which children first learn to interact with their physical environment and the other
humans that populate it.
The Samsung SR8855 NaviBot Robotic Vacuum Cleaner offers an efficient, innovative way to clean your
home. Its Visionnary Mapping technology uses an onboard camera to capture images of the area to form a
virtual map of the cleaning zone, helping it plan the most efficient route. And while in progress, its 38 sensors
ensure you won’t have to supervise it, instead working to prevent it from colliding, falling or getting tangled in
wires. Programme it from entering certain areas with the Virtual Guard feature which creates an infra red
barrier the NaviBot can’t cross and choose from its six cleaning modes to best suit your cleaning needs.
Visionnary Mapping takes an image of the room to plan the best route
Visionnary Mapping designs the best cleaning route
The NaviBot is equipped with an onboard camera, which prior to cleaning, takes a picture of the room’s
ceiling. The camera, capable of capturing up to 30 frames per second, creates an image which is then used by
the vacuum cleaner to produce a virtual map of the cleaning zone. This map directs the NaviBot in its cleaning
of the room maximising its efficiency with an approach that’s methodical and focused. This prevents it from
missing any areas and as it remembers where it’s already cleaned, stops needless repeat cleanings saving time,
energy and money.
Multi sensors for effective and safe cleaning
With 38 sensors directing its path, the NaviBot is constantly alert to its surroundings. This information helps
direct its movements ensuring it makes a safe and effective path around your home, keeping your involvement
to a minimum.
Clean into the corners with the Edge mode function
Sensory functions include:
 Anti-collision. Protecting your furniture are the vacuum’s infra red anti-collision sensors which detect obstacles. If in
edge mode, it will approach an obstacle and stop before impact.
Create cleaning barriers with the Virtual Guard
 Touch sensors. If you wish the NaviBot to clean up to the edges of your furniture, programme it to edge mode. When
in edge mode, the robot’s sensors alert it to approaching obstacles and it slows down, bumping lightly into the
obstruction with its soft rubber bumper. It will gently try to push the obstacle out of its path and then, if it’s unable to
do so, will clean around the edges.
 Anti-fall. Stairs aren’t a problem with the NaviBot. Its multi sensors detect when it’s about to fall and so it
immediately stops and quickly shifts into reverse.
 Anti-tangle. If it becomes entangled in wires, the NaviBot will stop and reverse its brush rotation to free itself. Helping
it manoeuvre in tight spots, its wheels are also spring-loaded enabling it to travel over obstacles up to 15 millimetres
(mm) in height, such as door sills, rugs and wires.
Keep areas out of bounds with the Virtual Guard
Want to clean around a pet or sleeping children? Simply select the NaviBot's Virtual Guard feature which
ensures it doesn’t enter these out of bound areas. Once programmed, an infra red barrier is created which the
robot cannot cross; limiting the areas it can clean. There are three distance settings, allowing you to choose the
robot’s cleaning boundaries, or alternatively use the Virtual Guard function to prioritise the cleaning route.
Using this feature, you can choose for one area to be fully cleaned before another is started to give you greater
control over the robot’s cleaning pattern. The SR8855 model has two Virtual Guards.
Recharges automatically and resumes where it finished
Recharging items can be a nuisance that is all too often overlooked until the last moment. The NaviBot doesn’t
require you to remember to recharge it as it does so automatically with no user intervention. When it runs low
on battery, the robot returns to its charging dock where it re- energises for two hours. This provides the
NaviBot with 90 minutes worth of charge and then it returns directly to the place where it finished avoiding
repeated cleaning. The NaviBot has 99 per cent success in returning to its charging station, compared with a 50
per cent return rate for a leading competitor model.
Choose from seven cleaning modes to tackle your floors
Seven cleaning options to choose from
The NaviBot has seven different cleaning mode options to offering cleaning flexibility. These consist of:
 Auto. Cleans the area and then returns to its charging station once complete.
 Max. Cleans the area until it has almost depleted its battery and then returns to its charging dock.
 Manual. Control the NaviBot manually using the remote control.
 Spot. If a smaller area is particularly dirty, select the spot mode which instructs the NaviBot to clean a 1.5 metre (m) x
1.5 m section of the room.
 Edge. Cleans right to the edges of a room.
 Delay start. Programme the NaviBot to delaying starting by up to 23 hours. This delay start timer allows it to clean
when you are out of the house or busy elsewhere.
 Daily Schedule. Plan its cleaning schedule by the day, ensuring it cleans any day of the week while you’re not in the
house.
Triple brush system improves dirt pick up
Automatically re-charges and resumes where it finished
The NaviBot uses a triple brush system to ensure the maximum pick up of dust, dirt and pet hair from wood
and laminate floors to short and mid pile carpets. The two side brushes rotate to loosen the pile of the carpet
and sweep any surface debris into the path of the main brush. These 'road sweeper'-type brushes enable it to
clean right up to edges and in to corners with ease. The bristles of the main brush then help to propel pet hair
and dirt into the suction path, aided by soft rubber teeth that also help to trap and collect hair and debris.
Removable and washable HEPA filter
Ensure maximum removal of dust and allergens from the air thanks to the NaviBot's HEPA high efficiency air
filter. This filter is easy to change and its user friendly design makes it easy to operate, requiring the simple
touch of a button to release. It's located within the 0.6 litre (l) capacity dust bin housing.
Sleek and easy to use
The SR8855 comes in a contemporary mirror blue finish and is easy to use with touch controls.
Manufacturer's Description
The Samsung SR8855 NaviBot Robotic Vacuum Cleaner offers an efficient, innovative way to clean your
home. Its Visionnary Mapping technology uses an onboard camera to capture images of the area to form a
virtual map of the cleaning zone, helping it plan the most efficient route. And while in progress, its 38 sensors
ensure you won’t have to supervise it, instead working to prevent it from colliding, falling or getting tangled in
wires. Programme it from entering certain areas with the Virtual Guard feature which creates an infra red
barrier the NaviBot can’t cross and choose from its six cleaning modes to best suit your cleaning needs.
Visionnary Mapping takes an image of the room to plan the best route
Visionnary Mapping designs the best cleaning route
The NaviBot is equipped with an onboard camera, which prior to cleaning, takes a picture of the room’s ceiling. The camera, capable
of capturing up to 30 frames per second, creates an image which is then used by the vacuum cleaner to produce a virtual map of the
cleaning zone. This map directs the NaviBot in its cleaning of the room maximising its efficiency with an approach that’s methodical
and focused. This prevents it from missing any areas and as it remembers where it’s already cleaned, stops needless repeat cleanings
saving time, energy and money.
Multi sensors for effective and safe cleaning
With 38 sensors directing its path, the NaviBot is constantly alert to its surroundings. This information helps
direct its movements ensuring it makes a safe and effective path around your home, keeping your involvement
to a minimum.
Clean into the corners with the Edge mode function
Sensory functions include:
 Anti-collision. Protecting your furniture are the vacuum’s infra red anti-collision sensors which detect obstacles. If in
edge mode, it will approach an obstacle and stop before impact.
Create cleaning barriers with the Virtual Guard
 Touch sensors. If you wish the NaviBot to clean up to the edges of your furniture, programme it to edge mode. When
in edge mode, the robot’s sensors alert it to approaching obstacles and it slows down, bumping lightly into the
obstruction with its soft rubber bumper. It will gently try to push the obstacle out of its path and then, if it’s unable to
do so, will clean around the edges.
 Anti-fall. Stairs aren’t a problem with the NaviBot. Its multi sensors detect when it’s about to fall and so it
immediately stops and quickly shifts into reverse.
 Anti-tangle. If it becomes entangled in wires, the NaviBot will stop and reverse its brush rotation to free itself. Helping
it manoeuvre in tight spots, its wheels are also spring-loaded enabling it to travel over obstacles up to 15 millimetres
(mm) in height, such as door sills, rugs and wires.
Keep areas out of bounds with the Virtual Guard
Want to clean around a pet or sleeping children? Simply select the NaviBot's Virtual Guard feature which
ensures it doesn’t enter these out of bound areas. Once programmed, an infra red barrier is created which the
robot cannot cross; limiting the areas it can clean. There are three distance settings, allowing you to choose the
robot’s cleaning boundaries, or alternatively use the Virtual Guard function to prioritise the cleaning route.
Using this feature, you can choose for one area to be fully cleaned before another is started to give you greater
control over the robot’s cleaning pattern. The SR8855 model has two Virtual Guards.
Recharges automatically and resumes where it finished
Recharging items can be a nuisance that is all too often overlooked until the last moment. The NaviBot doesn’t
require you to remember to recharge it as it does so automatically with no user intervention. When it runs low
on battery, the robot returns to its charging dock where it re- energises for two hours. This provides the
NaviBot with 90 minutes worth of charge and then it returns directly to the place where it finished avoiding
repeated cleaning. The NaviBot has 99 per cent success in returning to its charging station, compared with a 50
per cent return rate for a leading competitor model.
Choose from seven cleaning modes to tackle your floors
Seven cleaning options to choose from
The NaviBot has seven different cleaning mode options to offering cleaning flexibility. These consist of:
 Auto. Cleans the area and then returns to its charging station once complete.
 Max. Cleans the area until it has almost depleted its battery and then returns to its charging dock.
 Manual. Control the NaviBot manually using the remote control.
 Spot. If a smaller area is particularly dirty, select the spot mode which instructs the NaviBot to clean a 1.5 metre (m) x
1.5 m section of the room.
 Edge. Cleans right to the edges of a room.
 Delay start. Programme the NaviBot to delaying starting by up to 23 hours. This delay start timer allows it to clean
when you are out of the house or busy elsewhere.
 Daily Schedule. Plan its cleaning schedule by the day, ensuring it cleans any day of the week while you’re not in the
house.
Triple brush system improves dirt pick up
Automatically re-charges and resumes where it finished
The NaviBot uses a triple brush system to ensure the maximum pick up of dust, dirt and pet hair from wood
and laminate floors to short and mid pile carpets. The two side brushes rotate to loosen the pile of the carpet
and sweep any surface debris into the path of the main brush. These 'road sweeper'-type brushes enable it to
clean right up to edges and in to corners with ease. The bristles of the main brush then help to propel pet hair
and dirt into the suction path, aided by soft rubber teeth that also help to trap and collect hair and debris.
Removable and washable HEPA filter
Ensure maximum removal of dust and allergens from the air thanks to the NaviBot's HEPA high efficiency air
filter. This filter is easy to change and its user friendly design makes it easy to operate, requiring the simple
touch of a button to release. It's located within the 0.6 litre (l) capacity dust bin housing.
Sleek and easy to use
The SR8855 comes in a contemporary mirror blue finish and is easy to use with touch controls.
Product Description
The Samsung NaviBot is a smart cleaning device with many functions for convenience around the home:
NaviBot cleans your house for you, so you don't have to. Simply set the schedule and NaviBot will even clean whilst you
are out of the house.
With Christmas just around the corner, the NaviBot offers the perfect solution to help around the house, and with the ST200F Smart Camera and memory card included, you can save and share memories beyond the festive period.
D. Kishore
(Assistant Professor in ECE)
Engineer's Puzzle
Big Jim, engineer of the Oval Express says: "We blew off a cylinder head an hour after leaving the station and had to
continue the trip at three-fifths of the former speed, which brought us in two hours late. If the accident had occurred fifty
miles farther on, the train would have arrived forty minutes sooner".
How long was the run between stations?
Solution:
If the train takes x minute to cover 50 miles then its full-speed would be 50/x miles per hour and it's speed after blowing
one of the cylinder would be 50/(x+40) miles per hour.
Therefore, (3/5) of (50/x)=50/(x+4x) gives X=60minutes or one hour; i.e. the full-speed of the train was 50 miles per
hour and its three- fifth speed was 30miles per hour.
Suppose, the train needed to cover y miles when the cylinder blew. Then, {(y/50)+2} hour=y/30 hour gives y=150 miles.
Since, the train already had covered 50 miles at full-speed before the cylinder blew, so the run between the stations was
50+150=200 miles.
T. Mounika
ECE II A
Burning Island
A man is stranded on an island covered in forest.
One day, when the wind is blowing from the west, lightning strikes the west end of the island and sets fire to the forest.
The fire is very violent, burning everything in its path, and without intervention the fire will burn the whole island, killing
the man in the process.
There are cliffs around the island, so he cannot jump off.
How can the man survive the fire? (There are no buckets or any other means to put out the fire)
The Solution . . .
The man picks up a piece of wood and lights it from the fire on the west end of the island.
He then quickly carries it near the east end of he island and starts a new fire. The wind will cause that fire to burn out the
eastern end and he can then shelter in the burnt area.
The man survives the fire, but dies of starvation, with all the food in the forest burnt.
C Pooja,ECEII A
A PARABLE
A son and his father were walking in the hills. Suddenly, his son falls, hurts himself and screams,
"AAAAAhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!"
To his surprise, he hears the voice repeating somewhere in the mountain, "AAAAAhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!"
Curiously he yells, "who are you?" He receives the answer, "who are you?"
Then, he screams to the mountains, "I admire you!" The voice answers, " I admire you!"
Angered at the response, he screams, "Coward". He receives the answer, "Coward".
He looks at his father and asks, "what's going on?"
The father smiles and says, "My son, pay attention".
Again the boy screams, "You are a champion!" The voice answers, "You are a champion!" The boy is
surprised, but does not understand.
Then the father explains, "People call this 'ECHO' and this really is 'LIFE'.
It gives you back everything you say or do. Our life is simply a reflection of our actions. If you want
more love in the world, create more love in your heart. If you want more competence in your team, improve
your competence. This relationship applies to everything and in all aspects of life. Life will give you back
everything you have given to it."
YOUR LIFE IS NOT A COINCIDENCE,
IT'S A REFLECTION OF YOUR DEEDS.
DURGA PRASAD.
-ECE III-A
ENGINEER'S ROCK!!
There was a good old barber in Hyderabad. One day a florist goes t him for a haircut. After the cut, he goes to
pay the barber and the barber replies " I am sorry, I cannot accept money from you; I am doing a Community
service." The florist is happy and leaves the shop.
The next morning when the barber goes to open his shop, there is a "Thank you" card and a dozen roses waiting
at his door.
A Confectioner goes for a haircut and he also goes to pay the barber he again refuses to take the money. The
Confectioner is happy and leaves the shop.
The next morning when the barber goes to open his shop, there is another "Thank you" card and a dozen roses
waiting at his door.
A software engineer goes for a haircut and he also attempts to pay the barber. Again the barber refuses the
money saying that it was a community service.
The next morning when the barber goes to open his shop, guess what he finds there.
A dozen software engineers waiting for a free haircut. . . with Printouts of the Forwarded mail mentioning
about free haircut.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
DURGA PRASAD.
-ECE III-A
SAND AND STONE
Two friends were walking in the desert. They had an argument and one friend slapped the other in the
face. The one who got slapped was hurt, but without saying anything, he wrote in the sand:
"Today my best friend slapped me on my face."
They continued to walk until they found an oasis, where they decided to take a bath. The one who had
been slapped got stuck in the mire and started drowning, but his friend saved him. After he was rescued by his
friend, he wrote on a stone:
"Today my best friend saved my life."
The friend who saved his best friend asked him, "After I hurt you, you have written it on the sand and
now why did you write on a stone?"
The other friend replied, "When someone hurts us, we should write it down in sand, where winds of
forgiveness can erase it. But, when someone does something good for us, we must engrave it in the stone where
no wind can ever erase it."
Learn to write your hurts in the sand and to carve your benefits in stone!!!
It takes a minute to find a special person, an hour to appreciate them, a day to love them, but then an
entire life to forget them.
DURGA PRASAD.
-ECE III-A
10 Wonderful Engineering-Oriented Movies
The following is the list of movies that would interest engineers. The research simply involved analyzing
plotlines, themes and the connection of the director to engineering to simply come us with a list of movies
lacking the cliché love stories and half-baked attempts at intellectual engagement. The following list is simply
the 10 best movies that would be highly entertaining for any engineer.
The Social Network
Director David Fincher (Fight Club, Seven) teams with screenwriter Aaron Sorkin (The West Wing) to explore
the meaning of success in the early 21st century from the perspectives of the technological innovators who
revolutionized the way we all communicate. The year was 2003. As prohibitively expensive technology
became affordable to the masses and the Internet made it easy to stay in touch with people who were halfway
across the world, Harvard undergrad and computer programming wizard Mark Zuckerberg (Jesse Eisenberg)
launched a website with the potential to alter the very fabric of our society. At the time, Zuckerberg was just
six years away from making his first million. But his hearty payday would come at a high price, because
despite all of Zuckerberg's wealth and success, his personal life began to suffer as he became mired in legal
disputes, and discovered that many of the 500 million people he had friended during his rise to the top were
eager to see him fall. Chief among that growing list of detractors was Zuckerberg's former college friend
Eduardo Saverin (Andrew Garfield), whose generous financial contributions to Facebook served as the seed
that helped the company to sprout. And some might argue that Zuckerberg's bold venture wouldn't have
evolved into the cultural juggernaut that it ultimately became had Napster founder Sean Parker (Justin
Timberlake) not spread the word about Facebook to the venture capitalists from Silicon Valley. Meanwhile, the
Winklevoss twins (Armie Hammer and Josh Pence) engage Zuckerberg in a fierce courtroom battle for
ownership of Facebook that left many suspecting the young entrepreneur might have let his greed eclipse his
better judgment. The Social Network was based on the book The Accidental Billionaires by Ben Mezrich
21
Director Robert Luketic adapts Ben Mezrich's best-seller Bringing Down the House: The Inside Story of Six
M.I.T. Students Who Took Vegas for Millions to tell the true-life tale of six genius students who used their
brains to beat considerable odds. Ben Campbell (Jim Sturgess) may be shy, but his wallflower reputation
betrays his inner brilliance. As smart as Ben may be, however, if he can't pay his tuition he'll be kicked out of
M.I.T. Fortunately, the answer to all of Ben's problems is right there in the cards. Recruited to join a team of
extremely gifted students who have used their mastery of numbers to beat the odds at blackjack, Ben procures a
fake identity in order to join the casino scammers and their brilliant leader -- eccentric math professor and stats
genius Micky Rosa (Kevin Spacey) -- in some highly profitable weekend excursions to Las Vegas. Counting
cards isn't illegal, and by using a complex series of signals, this team has cracked the code. Of course, it doesn't
take long for Ben to become seduced by the glamorous Las Vegas lifestyle, and the attention afforded to him
by his sexy teammate Jill Taylor (Kate Bosworth) finds him pushing his luck to the absolute limits. Laurence
Fishburne stars as Cole Williams, the Sin City security chief who catches on to the group and makes it his
mission to expose their lucrative blackjack scam.
The Bridge on the River Kwai
Perhaps one of those movies that every civil engineer should watch, The Bridge on the River Kwai is about
British prisoners of war during World War II who are ordered to build a bridge to accommodate the BurmaSiam railway. Their instinct is to sabotage the bridge but, under the leadership of Colonel Nicholson, they are
persuaded that the bridge should be constructed as a symbol of British morale, spirit and dignity in adverse
circumstances. At first, the prisoners admire Nicholson when he bravely endures torture rather than
compromise his principles for the benefit of the Japanese commandant Saito. He is an honorable but arrogant
man, who is slowly revealed to be a deluded obsessive. He convinces himself that the bridge is a monument to
British character, but actually is a monument to himself, and his insistence on its construction becomes a subtle
form of collaboration with the enemy.
SWADES
Here's an interesting movie that follows one man's journey back to his home country and to the one person
from his past that holds great memories. Mohan Bhargav returns to India to find the elderly woman who took
great care of him in his youth, one that he truly sees as a mother of his heart. Mohan takes time off to go in
search for her, but comes to realize that there is more work to be done in the small village that he finds her
living in. It is the general need of humanity that stirs an awakening within him, and he is compelled to do all
that he possibly can. Shahrukh Khan stars. Worth seeing.
Primer
At night and on weekends, four men in a suburban garage have built a cottage industry of error-checking
devices. But, they know that there is something more. There is some idea, some mechanism, some accidental
side effect that is standing between them and a pure leap of innovation. And so, through trial and error they are
building the device that is missing most. However, two of these men find the device and immediately realize
that it is too valuable to market. The limit of their trust in each other is strained when they are faced with the
question, If you always want what you can’t have, what do you want when you can have anything?
Flight of the Phoenix
Flight of the Phoenix, also by Jimmie Stewart, along with a top notch cast is an engaging story about a group of
men stranded in the desert and how they “engineer” a way out. Picture this interesting premise: a cargo plane
goes down in a sandstorm in the Sahara with less than a dozen men on board. One of the passengers is an
airplane designer who comes up with the idea of ripping off the undamaged wing and using it as the basis for
an airplane they will build to escape.
Three Idiots
Chetan Bhagat's best-selling novel 5 Point someone makes the leap to the big screen in this comedy about three
engineering students whose friendship stands the test of time. As Farhan (R. Madhavan) and Raju (Sharman
Joshi) search the valleys for their missing friend Rancho (Aamir Khan), their memories drift back to the days
when they we're all college roommates, and Rancho incurred the wrath of their headstrong dean Viru
Sahastrabudhhe (aka Virus) (Boman Irani) by daring to propose radical theories that directly contradicted his
teacher's lessons. Later, Rancho begins dating Virus' daughter Pia (Kareena Kapoor), and gradually begins to
gain the dean's respect. Flashing back to the present day, Farhan and Raju uncover some previously unknown
facts about their old friend that leads them to question everything they ever thought they knew about him.
The Dam Busters
Finally, we are happy to officially proclaim The Dam Busters as an engineer’s war movie. The Dam Busters is
the story about British engineer Barnes Wallace and his development of a bouncing bomb used to attack
hydroelectric dams critical to Germany’s war production in WWII. The special effects are okay by 1950s
standards, but still intriguing and well-acted.
No Highway in the Sky
The premise is as follows: Theodore Honey is an aeronautical engineer sent to Labrador from London to
examine the wreckage of a new passenger plane designed by his company. His theory is that the planes are
susceptible to metal fatigue after a specific amount of time in the air. The absent minded Honey boards the
Reindeer class plane and only realizes that this particular plane is due to fail in the next few hours after the
plane is airborne. He decides to warn the crew and creates an incident regardless of whether he is right or
wrong.
We like the movie because it does not have the typical chase scenes, blood or gratuitous skin. The movie is just
an engrossing human story, a hallmark of Neville Shute’s writing.
Flash of Genius
Now for a more recent movie that is based on the true story of college professor and part-time inventor Robert
Kearns’ long battle with the U.S. automobile industry. Flash of Genius tells the tale of one man whose fight to
receive recognition for his ingenuity would come at a heavy price. But this determined engineer refused to be
silenced, and he took on the corporate titans in a battle that nobody thought he could win.
We like this movie not just because it is a well played little-guy-fights-back-against-the-big-corporation type of
movie, but it also provides an epic story on ingenuity, family values and sanity.
DID YOU EVER THINK ABOUT ‘Thinking’?
Did you ever think about ‘Thinking’?... the query may seem weird and eccentric when you look at it for the first time, but
if you care to reflect upon the idea in earnest, you will find that the question is a rational one and the answer to it is
seldom in affirmative.
All of us had spent more than three fourths of our lives so far in learning things new to us which may eventually help us
to make a good living. The society had fed us with loads of information during this time and we, in turn, have dutifully
taken it and tried to remember all that we can, but to this day, did anyone teach us ‘How to think properly and
constructively?’
Eternal belief in age old principles is not a virtue and neither is complacency, unfortunately both these are prominent
features of our educationists, they are under the impression that today’s system of education is impeccable, they think that
their only obligation is deliberate transmission of the huge amount of information accumulated with them to the students,
and worse, they feel it is good enough for the pupil as well as the nation
When you ask them why they don’t approach the practice of education differently, by incorporating new methods like
teaching children how to think, and similar things, they are ready with their answers, saying,” Information is enough,
besides thinking cannot be taught” . This is a classic example of ignorance and misconception at its peak.
Yes, I agree that there is no other solid substitute for information, we need as much as we can get, but it alone is just not
enough, we need thinking as well. There is a thin line separating knowledge and wisdom, to cross that line and to become
wise, we need the skill of thinking. Thinking is needed to see where to get more information. Thinking is needed to
interpret information at hand. Thinking is required to put that information together to design solutions for various
problems. Pure information is absolutely useless, except for answering quizzes or showing off your knowledge. Fatefully
the traditional system of education emphasizes on giving the students as much as information possible and later on testing
the pupil for his ability to remember the information rather than his ability in using that information to resolve and
survive challenging situations .The flaw in this system is its failure to see the simple fact that when information is
blended with the correct thinking methods, that amalgam is capable of producing incredible results.
Most of the people feel that thinking is a matter of inborn intelligence and cannot be taught, that is simply not true. Do
you know that a South American nation had introduced ‘Thinking’ as a part of academic curriculum of its children? The
‘SIX THINKING HATS’ method, a revolutionary thinking tool introduced by Dr. Edward de Bono is finding some use in
the United Kingdom innovation sector, is offered by some facilitation companies, and has been trialed within the United
Kingdom's Civil service. It is a tried and tested formula to teach thinking as a part of daily curriculum.
But for us, here in our part of the world there is no ray of hope in the immediate horizon to learn ‘thinking’ as a subject,
but we need not lament that fact, we can always improve our skills of thinking by reading avidly, solving brain teasers,
spending less time on facebook and by not copying any of the assignments given to us. At least we have to start
somewhere. And believe me it can really change your life and the lives the people around you as well.
-Raghunandan B. (Third year CIVIL)
The Indian Constitution
What is a Constitution?
A constitution is a written document that contains a set of rules for a government. It defines the fundamental
political principles, and establishing the structure, procedures, powers and duties, of a government. By limiting
the government's own reach, most constitution’s guarantee certain rights to the people. The term constitution
can be applied to any overall law that defines the functioning of a government.
Introduction to the Indian Constitution
The Constitution of India is the world's lengthiest written constitution with 395 articles and 8 schedules. It
contains the good points taken from the constitutions of many countries in the world. It was passed on 26 Nov
1949 by the 'The Constituent Assembly' and is fully applicable since 26 Jan 1950. The Constituent Assembly
had been elected for undivided India and held its first sitting on 9th Dec.1946, re-assembled on the 14th August
1947, as The Sovereign Constituent Assembly for the dominion of India
The constitution of India draws extensively from Western legal traditions in its outline of the principles of
liberal democracy. It follows a British parliamentary pattern with a lower and upper house. It embodies some
Fundamental Rights which are similar to the Bill of Rights declared by the United States constitution. It also
borrows the concept of a Supreme Court from the US.
India is a federal system in which residual powers of legislation remain with the central government, similar to
that in Canada. The constitution provides detailed lists dividing up powers between central and state
governments as in Australia, and it elaborates a set of Directive Principles of State Policy as does the Irish
constitution.
The constitution has provision for Schedules to be added to the constitution by amendment. The ten schedules
in force cover the designations of the states and union territories; the emoluments for high-level officials; forms
of oaths; allocation of the number of seats in the Rajya Sabha. A review of the constitution needs at least twothirds of the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha to pass it.
The Indian constitution is one of the most frequently amended constitutions in the world. Infact the first
amendment to it was passed after only a year of the adoption of the constitution and instituted numerous minor
changes. Many more amendments followed a rate of almost two amendments per year since 1950. Most of the
constitution can be amended after a quorum of more than half of the members of each house in Parliament
passes an amendment with a two-thirds majority vote. Articles pertaining to the distribution of legislative
authority between the central and state governments must also be approved by 50 percent of the state
legislatures.
DRAFTING THE CONSTITUTION
The Constituent Assembly, consisting of indirectly elected representatives, was set up for the purpose of drafting a constitution for
India (including what are now the separate countries of Pakistan and Bangladesh).The Drafting Committee was appointed, with Dr B.
R. Ambedkar as the Chairman along with six other members assisted by a constitutional advisor. These members were Kanaiyalal
Maneklal Munshi (K M Munshi, Ex- Home Minister, Bombay), Alladi Krishnaswamy Iyer (Ex- Advocate General, Madras State), N
Gopalaswami Ayengar (Ex-Prime Minister, J&K and later member of Nehru Cabinet), B L Mitter (Ex-Advocate General, India),Md.
Saadullah (Ex- Chief Minister of Assam, Muslim League member) and D P Khaitan (Scion of Khaitan Business family and a
renowned lawyer). The constitutional advisor was Sir Benegal Narsing Rau (who became First Indian Judge in International Court of
Justice, 1950–54). Later B L Mitter resigned and was replaced by Madhav Rao (Legal Advisor of Maharaja of Vadodara). Owing to
death of D P Khaitan, T T Krishnamachari was chosen to be included in the drafting committee. In the event, it remained in being for
almost three years, acting as the first parliament of India after independence in 1947. The Assembly was not elected on the basis of
universal adult franchise; plus only Muslims and Sikhs were given special representation as "minorities". The influential Muslim
League initially boycotted the Assembly after having failed to prevent its gathering. The Constituent Assembly was a one-party body
in a one-party country. The Congress Party had wide diversity within itself, from conservative industrialists to radical Marxists, but
party members mainly drove the process.
The Assembly met for the first time in New Delhi on 9 December 1946. . In regard to its composition the members were elected by
indirect election by the members of The Provisional Legislative Assemblies (lower house only). At the time of signing 284 out of 299
members of the Assembly were present. The last session of the Assembly was held on January 24, 1950. Over the course of this
period (two years, eleven months and seventeen days), the Assembly held eleven sessions, sitting on a total of 165 days. The hope
behind the Assembly was expressed by Jawaharlal Nehru: "The first task of this Assembly is to free India through a new constitution,
to feed the starving people, and to cloth the naked masses, and to give every Indian the fullest opportunity to develop himself
according to his capacity."
Text of The Constitution: Preamble
We, The people of India, having solemnly resolved to constitute India into a SOVEREIGN SOCIALIST
SECULAR DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC and to secure to all its citizens:
JUSTICE, social, economic and political;
LIBERTY of thought, expression, belief, faith and worship;
EQUALITY of status and of opportunity
and to promote among them all
FRATERNITY assuring the dignity of the individual and the unity and integrity of the Nation
IN OUR CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY this twenty-sixth day of November, 1949,
do hereby Adopt, Enact and give ourselves this Constitution.
TEN COMMANDMENTS
The most selfish one letter word
‘I‘
Avoid it.
The most satisfying two letter word
W
Use it.
The most Polonius three letter word
EGO Kill it.
The most used four letter word
LOVE
Value it
The most pealing five letter word
SMILE
keeps it.
The fastest spreading six letter word
RUMOR
Ignore it.
The hardest working seven letter word
SUCCESS achieves it.
The most invisible eight letter word
JEALOUSY
Distance it.
The most powerful nine letter word
KNOWLEDGE
Acquire it.
The most essential ten letter word
CONFIDENCE
True it.
NO CONFUSION, GREAT COMBINATION.
Confusion has confused my mind which is already confused with some
confusing. I don’t know why this confusion has confused my confused mind. If my confusion has confused
your mind then try to get solution for my confusion to rectify my confused mind. If my mind message did not
confuse you then be happy thinking that a confused message did not confuse you which really confused me.
Any confusion in this message if not then confuses everyone.
A Doctor and an Engineer loves same girl.The doctor gives a rose to that girl but engineer gives her an apple.
Doctor asks why ………………….?
Engineer says an apple keeps the doctor away……………….
Doctor shocks……………!
Engineer ROCKZZ………
Friendship isn’t how you forget
But how you forgive.
Not how you listen
But how you understand
Not how you see
But how you feel
Not how you let go
But how you hold on…………….
P.SHAHEEDA
I CSE –Charles
The proudest of all I felt when you joined the army,
You would be doing what I cannot even dream of,
Fighting for the nation of a billion people!
Different races and religions; cultures and traditions!
Among them lies an ever dying thirst for superiority.
But fight Joseph, fight!
You would fight for the safety of a nation which believes in brotherhood;
You would fight for a nation where brothers of blood fight for superstition!
Those brothers, so brave, wouldn’t back dow till blood!
But still fight Joseph! Fight!
Happiest you will be when you know you fight for peace,
Peace preaching country of ours which never achieve peace itself!
A country where people suck their motherland for money,
Their never quenching thirst and hunger for power;
Stomach of the poor praying for food!
Never can make peace!
But still, fight Joseph! Fight!
Happiest your parents will be when they know you fight for a nation of integrity even in diversity.
Such a unity where people are recognized and treated by a religion!
But still fight Joseph! Fight!
You will be fighting for a country which taught world what is civilization!
A country of sheep which follow a Messiah, a mass robber!
Leaders rose in our fatherland that shook the world!
Those alone remained who sit on a pack of cards!
But fight Joseph! Fight!
Fight for a country of greatest knowledge is exported or stagnated!
Fight for a country where knowledge isn’t enough to shine!
Never blame anyone for that!
As it is nature which punishes the noble!
But still, fight Joseph! Fight!
-Mrs.P.Tejowathi, Asst.Professor, Department of English
*Brain Food *
1. Rearrange these letters to form the name of a famous writer.
I AM A WEAKISH SPELLER
Ans. WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
2. What is the next number in this series?
149, 162, 536, 496, 481,
Ans. 100(the numbers are consecutive squares (1, 4, 9, 16,.etc)grouped in sets of 3digits
3.1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9=45
The row of figures shown here adds up to 45.how can you make this row of figures add up to 100?
Ans.1+2+3+4+5+6+7+(8*9)=100
4. How can you arrange eight 8’s so that they add up to 1000?
Ans.8+8+8+88+888=1000.
5. How can you make 100 using just four 9’s ?
Ans. 99+ (9/9) =100.
6. One light house shines out every 30 seconds the other every 100 seconds. at one instant they shine together. How long
will it be until this next happens ?
Ans.300seconds.
7. The lake had only one water lily beginning but then it rapidly became covered with water lilies. The areas covered
double daily. By the end of June the lake was completely covered.
(a)at what point was half of the lake covered with water lilies ?
(b) How long would it lake for two water lilies to completely cover the lake?
Ans.(a)after 29 days since June has 30 days.
(b) 29 days since the area covered will have doubled on the 30th day.
M.Srinivas Reddy
ECE-2
MOTHER’S LOVE
Long ago there was one mother who had one eye. Her son hated her. She was such an embarrassment. She cooked for
students and teachers to support the family.
One day when her son was in elementary school his mom came to say hello to her child. He was so embarrassed. He felt
how could she do this to him? He ignored her and he threw her a hateful look and ran out. The next day at school one of
his classmates said your mom has only one eye? He just felt to bury himself and he also wanted his mom to disappear. He
confronted her that day and said, If you are only want to make me laughing stock why don’t you just die?
His mom did not respond…He did not even stop to think for a second about what he had said because as he was in full of
angry. He was oblivious to her feelings. He wanted to leave that house as he was nothing to do with her. So he Studied
real and hard and got a chance to go abroad to study.Then he got married he bought a house of his own. He had kids. He
was happy with his life his kids and the comforts. Then one day his mother came to visit him. She hadn’t seen him in
years and didn’t even meet her grand children.
When she stood by the door, his children laughed at her and he yelled at her for coming over uninvited. He screamed at
her’ How dare you to come to my house and scare my children! GET OUT OF HERE ! NOW!!
And to this ,his mother quietly answered oh, I’m so sorry. I may have gotten to wrong address, and she disappeared out
of sight.
One day, a letter regarding a school reunion came to his house ,so he lied to his wife that he was going to business trip.
After the reunion he went to his mother just out of curiosity.
His neighbor said that she died. He didn’t shed even a single tear. They handed him a letter which his mother wanted him
to have.
My dearest son,
I think of you all the time. I’m sorry that I came to your house and scared your children. I was so glad when I heard you
were coming for the reunion .But I may not be able to even get out of bed to see you .I’m Sorry that I was a constant
embarrassment to you when you were growing up.
You see…. When you were a small boy ,you met with an accident and lost one eye .As a Mother, couldn’t stand
watching you having to grow up with one eye. So I gave you mine.
I was so proud of my son who was seeing a whole new world for me in my place with that eye with all my love to you.
Your Mother
Then this son started shedding tears by thinking of his Mother’s love on him.
QUOTE : A mother loves his children even when they least deserve to be loved .If you have parents treat them care,
because you never knows there value until you see their empty chair
Our parents have strong feeling inside their heart, just saved for us, you may wonder what it is but it’s their love for you.
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Divinity In Purity :(Mother)-by Lohit Vamaraju
A person carrying true love,
No signs and marks of defects,
Negligence and arrogance, neither of these evils
can be found in this person of divinity.
With softeners, she moulds a situation,
Even a chaos when goes into her hands,
just for a few moments I may see,
But never again ,as she feels I’d be hurt.
The best soul sent by the Heavens,
changing into a white bird when I’m tensed,
and then ,cheers me up showing a rainbow,
So, never after I tried to hate her.
Beauty is the love which she sprinkles,
For the beauty of my life, she struggled,
Lots of unnecessary remarks, she suffered,
Her every tear is flooding away me from getting
lonely.
Let me be her custodian through all my heart,
I’m going to carry a life time promise,
It’s not a load of responsibilities,
“My every breath will work for you”, this is for sure .
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