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Library |
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| XV. Library facilities |
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| Total area of the library |
950 sq.m. |
| Seating capacity of the library |
300 Persons |
| Reprographic facility (yes / No) |
Yes |
| Working hours of library |
9 am to 12 pm |
| Library Networking facility (yes /
No) |
Yes |
| Usage data of the library (in terms of books issued
to the faculty & students etc.) |
125 books /day ( Avg.) |
| Annual library budget (% of annual student fee
collected) |
4% approx |
| Details of the library staff with qualifications
and pay scales |
1) Miss A. P. Agale, Librarian ( BCS, M. L. I. Sc. , SET Exam
Approved by University of Pune. Basic 8275/- (Scale: 8000-13500)
2) Mrs. Manisha Pawar, Asst. Librarian ( BA, M. Lib.)
Basic salary 3400/- (Scale: 3050-4590 )
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| Details of the library facilities |
Reading Hall, Photocopying,
E-library
Digital Library
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S.No |
Course(s)
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Number
of titles of the books |
Number
of volumes |
Journals
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National |
International |
1 |
Computer Engineering |
513 |
2110 |
45 Print
Journals
+
E -Journals 265 (IEEE, Science Direct etc)
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45 Print
Journals
+
E -Journals 265 (IEEE, Science Direct etc)
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2 |
Electronics & Telecommunication |
610 |
2543 |
3 |
Information Technology |
537 |
1955 |
4 |
Mechanical Engineering |
581 |
2174 |
5 |
Others (Applied Sciences, Humanities, Electrical, Civil etc)
and General |
514 |
1805 |
TOTAL |
2755 |
10587 |
310 |
310 |
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LABORATORY |
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List of Major Equipment/Facilities |
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S.No |
Name of the
Course |
Name of the laboratory/workshop |
Total Area of lab/workshop |
Major equipment |
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1 |
Electronics & Telecommunication |
Basic Electronics Engineering |
1306 sq.m. |
CRO’s, Function generator, Flow control, PID, PLC, Robot, Computers etc |
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2 |
Digital Systems |
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3 |
Network Theory |
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4 |
Semiconductor Devices & Circuits |
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5 |
Software Lab |
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6 |
Control Systems |
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7 |
Analog Communication |
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8 |
Digital Signal Processing |
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9 |
Embedded Systems |
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10 |
VLSI |
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11 |
Power Electronics/ Mechatronics |
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12 |
Computer Center |
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13 |
Mechanical Engineering |
Basic Mechanical Engineering |
2622 sq.m. |
Charts & Models |
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14 |
Cad Cam / AutoCAD/Computer Graphics |
Computer System, Computer application Licensed Software |
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15 |
Applied Thermodynamics |
Two stage Compressor, Gas calorimeter, Bomb Calorimeter |
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16 |
Fluid Mechanics |
Pressure measurements, Pipe friction, Electrical analogy |
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17 |
I.C. Engines & Auto |
VCR , four stroke Diesel Engine, 4 cylinder, 4 stroke Petrol Maruti Zen, Exhaust gas analyser |
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18 |
Metallurgy |
Balancing Instruments & Equipments, Fine testing Machine |
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19 |
Theory of M/c & mechanism / Dynamics of machinary |
Models of Mechanisms, Cam and follower systems, centrifugal governor, Universal Vibration Test Rig |
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20 |
Fluid Machinery |
Pelton & Fransis Turbines |
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21 |
Metrology & Quality Control |
Auto calorimeter, Tool markers |
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22 |
Refrigeration & A/C |
Ice plant, A/C Test Rig, Tutor |
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23 |
Heat Transfer |
Thermal conductivity, Natural Convection Apparatus |
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24 |
Mechatronics |
Calibration of flow meters, thermocouples |
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25 |
Industrial Fluid power |
Hydraulic & Pneumatic trainers |
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26 |
workshop |
Lathe Machine, Coal fired smith ,Bench Vice, Carpentry Vice |
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27 |
Computer Engineering |
Software Lab |
690 sq. m. |
PC’s Pentium IV and all required Licensed software as per Syllabi required |
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28 |
Project Lab |
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29 |
Hardware Lab |
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30 |
Programing lab |
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31 |
Network Lab |
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32 |
Software Development Tools Lab
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33 |
Information Technology |
Multimedia Lab |
690 sq. m. |
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34 |
Programming Lab |
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35 |
Network Lab |
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36 |
Hardware Lab |
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37 |
Info. Systems Lab |
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38 |
Projects Lab |
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39 |
Electrical Engineering |
Electrical Lab |
462 sq.m. |
TP – Rectifier Unit, Electrical generators, motors, transformers |
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40 |
Civil Engineering |
Civil Engg./ Applied Mechanics Lab |
Digital Plannimeter, survey instruments |
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41 |
Applied Science |
Physics Lab |
CRO’s , Muffle furnace, experimental kits |
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42 |
Chemistry Lab |
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COMPUTING FACILITIES: |
Number and Configuration of Systems: 317 P-IV Terminals.
[Configuration: HP Computers & Peripherals Pentium Duel
Core Processor 2.00 GHz , LCD Monitor,160 GB SATA Hard Disk
Optical Mouse, 1 GB DDR2 RAM, HP Standard Keyboard, Optical Mouse with
Scroll, Xp OS, COMBO Drive] |
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Total number of systems connected in LAN: All the 317 terminals |
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Total number of systems connected to WAN: 30 |
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Internet bandwidth : 2 Mbps |
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Major software packages available: |
Sr. No. |
Name of Software |
1 |
MATLAB |
2 |
AUTOCAD |
3 |
TURBO C++ |
4 |
MS-OFFICE 2003 |
5 |
Red Hat Linux ES 5 Standard |
6 |
Oracle 10 G ver 10.2 Standard |
7 |
SQL Server Enterprise Edtn 2005 |
8 |
SQL Server Standard Edtn 2005 |
9 |
Visual Studio Pro 2005 |
10 |
Sony Media Sony Forge 9.0CD Academic |
11 |
Symantec Antivirus |
12 |
Rational Rose |
13 |
Quick heal |
14 |
Adobe |
15 |
Abacus |
16 |
X link |
17 |
Nortron |
18 |
PROEE |
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Special purpose facilities available: |
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-- Arrangement for downloading and broadcasting NPTL lectures
of IITs. Cdeep@iitb.ac.in: streaming of
live lectures |
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| Games and Sports Facilities: |
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Facilities are available for indoor games like, table tennis,
carom, badminton, chess and outdoor games like cricket, volleyball and
football. |
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Extra Curriculum Activities: |
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Cultural competitions are held every year in
January by STES on intra-campus as well as inter-campus level. Apart from
that, our students participate in various extra curricular activities like
dramatics, fashion shows, elocution, robotics, singing and dance competitions
held at other institutions. Separate cultural committee has been established
for these activities. |
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Soft Skill Development Facilities: |
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The training and placement officer takes care
of the soft skill development. As per the new syllabus, specific time has
been allotted for soft skill development.The computer center is equipped
with some relevant software. |
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Number of Classrooms and size of each: 15 classrooms (each of 70 sq.m.) |
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Number of Tutorial rooms and size of each: 10 rooms (each of 50 sq.m.) |
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Number of laboratories and size of each: 42 labs (Total area 5770 sq.m.) |
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Number of drawing halls and size of each: 02 halls (Total area 210 sq.m.) |
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Number of Computer Centres with capacity of each: 01 center (Total area 210 sq.m.)
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Central Examination Facility, Number of rooms and capacity of each: |
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Central Examination control room has been established with a provision of exam co-ordinator’s office, strong room and control room. Sufficient number of halls are available for conducting University Examinations. |
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Teaching Learning process |
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Curricula and syllabi for each of the programmes as approved by the University: |
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The curricula/syllabi of University of Pune is being implemented scrupulously. |
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Academic Calendar of the University: |
Starting of term for second to third year of
courses : 1st July 2008
End of teaching for second to third year of courses : 15th October 2008
Starting of term for first year of courses : 11th August 2008
End of teaching for first year of courses
: 20th November 2008
(90 working days per semester) |
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Academic Time Table: |
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9.00 am to 4.00 pm from Monday to Friday
9.00 am to 1.15 pm on Saturday |
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Teaching Load of each Faculty: |
Lecturers: 16 clock hours per week
Assistant Professors: 12 clock hours per week
Professors: 08 clock hours per week
(Total Contact Hours per week = 40) |
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Internal Continuous Evaluation System and place: |
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Internal continuous evaluation process is being implemented for each and every subject as per the guidelines of University of Pune. Mid term Test examination is conducted. For FE, one more internal prelim exam is conducted for the students to make them conversant with University exam pattern. |
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Students' assessment of Faculty, System in place: |
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The Sinhgad Technical Education Society has set up its own mechanism for taking periodic feedback of students from all its institutes. This committee is comprised of eminent educationalists from Engineering field. The feedback about the teachers is communicated to them and also necessary tips/suggestions are given to them in order to improve the teaching learning process. |
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