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    Insights

    Designing an enriched curriculum for engineering students involves a blend of core principles, practical applications, and emerging technologies. It expands the curriculum to span a longer duration, typically four years for an undergraduate program. Value-based education can help students acquire not only caliber but also moral responsibility as aspiring scientists and engineers. It’s essential to nurture well-rounded professionals who can make meaningful contributions to their fields.

    Holistic learning environment

    Nurturing an environment where students are supported and encouraged to explore their interests beyond academics can lead to a successful educational experience and personal development. Encouraging students to participate in extracurricular activities, clubs, and events that align with their passions not only enhances their academic experience but also fosters a sense of community within the department.

    Faculty interaction

    Constructing a strong connection between faculty and first-year students can significantly enhance their academic and personal development. With customized guidance and mentorship, students are more likely to identify their strengths, delve into their interests, and navigate any challenges they encounter. This promotes a supportive environment where students are empowered to grow and succeed.

    Research opportunities

    Motivating students to explore research topics is a tremendous way to deepen their understanding of their field and develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Collaborating with faculty on research projects imparts students with valuable mentorship and guidance. For those who are particularly ambitious or have unique interests, pursuing independent studies allows them to delve into topics they are passionate about and develop expertise in specific areas. These research opportunities not only enhance the academic experience but also prepare for further academic pursuits. They provide hands-on experience with the research process, including formulating hypotheses, designing experiments, and analysing data. Moreover, engaging in research can impart creativity and innovation, as students explore new ideas and approaches to solving real-world problems.

    Skill development workshops

    Workshops that focus on communication skills, critical thinking, and problem-solving can be immensely beneficial for students. These indispensable skills are valuable not only in academia but also in various aspects of professional and personal life. Workshops on communication skills can help students articulate their ideas clearly, present their work effectively, and engage in productive discussions. Whether through written communication or verbal presentations, the ability to express oneself coherently is crucial for success in any field.

    Competitions and contests

    Competitions provide students a unique platform to exhibit their talents and expertise, fostering a spirit of camaraderie and healthy rivalry. Science contests, in particular, allow participants to display their research and problem-solving skills, addressing real-world challenges with innovative solutions. Engaging in these events at various levels, students earn recognition, develop resilience, teamwork, and time management skills, and gain valuable networking opportunities that can enhance their academic and career prospects.

    Guest lectures and seminars

    Inviting experts from various fields reveal students to diverse perspectives.

    Guest lectures inspire and motivate students to explore their talents further. Moreover, the department is unwavering in its commitment to cater to the diverse requirements of various engineering disciplines. By cultivating an environment conducive to effective teaching and learning, we empower students with a comprehensive grasp of socio-economic intricacies. Our program, blending theory with practical applications, not only imparts knowledge but also underscores the pivotal role of technology in fostering sustainable development.

    VISION & MISSION

    Vision

    Empowering students with competitive aspects of Engineering and Technology through innovative teaching-learning, applied research, nurturing their career with entrepreneurial prospects and thereby molding them to become good citizens with human values.

    Mission

    • To inculcate students with knowledge in cutting edge technologies through innovative teaching-learning processes.
    • To impart skills focusing on applied research-oriented learning.
    • To build engineers specialized in technical skills and entrepreneurial skills.
    • To develop great citizens with moral values confronting worldwide challenges.
    Curriculum and Syllabus

    Our curriculum’s intensity, meticulously crafted, underscores our commitment to providing students with a structured learning journey. By blending theoretical content with hands-on exercises and assessments, we ensure that students receive a comprehensive education that prepares them for success in their chosen fields. The inclusion of diverse learning methods, such as hands-on exercises, allows students to actively engage with the material and apply their knowledge in practical scenarios. This approach not only deepens understanding but also cultivates essential skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. Assessments serve as a crucial tool for computing student progress and understanding, offering valuable feedback that informs instruction and supports ongoing improvement. By incorporating a variety of assessment methods, including traditional exams, projects, and presentations, we ensure that students have multiple opportunities to demonstrate their mastery of the material.


    Physics Laboratory: A Nexus of Learning and Experimentation

    The Physics Laboratory stands as a testament to the fundamental role of physics within the scientific domain. It is a dedicated space where the theoretical aspects of physics converge with practical experimentation, forming an integral component of the core curriculum. Equipped with an array of instruments, the laboratory facilitates a hands-on learning experience, allowing students to delve into the principles of physics through empirical exploration.
    Designed with a focus on experiential learning, the laboratory provides ample opportunities for students to engage in the meticulous process of measurement, data analysis, and inferential reasoning. The spacious and well-ventilated environment ensures optimal lighting conditions, enhancing the overall experimental experience. With the capacity to host 30 students at a time, the laboratory fosters collaborative learning, encouraging pairs of students to jointly navigate the intricacies of experimental physics.

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    Chemistry Laboratory: Fostering Scientific Exploration

    Within the chemistry discipline, we cultivate a scientific mindset in our students, guiding and shaping them into responsible learners. Our dedicated faculty members engage in vibrant research across all frontiers of the field. In our well-equipped chemistry laboratories, visual teaching aids and learning resources abound.
    This laboratory serves as a hub for hands-on experimentation, providing students with essential tools for sample preparation and various analyses of liquid and solid substances. Among the traditional equipment housed here are glassware, fume hoods, a muffle furnace, centrifuge, aggregate mill, and ovens. With a capacity to accommodate 30 students working in pairs, the Chemistry Lab becomes a dynamic space where theory converges with practical application.

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    physics laboratory


    English Communicative Laboratory: Enhancing Linguistic Proficiency

    The English Communicative Laboratory is a cornerstone in developing students’ communication abilities. It provides teachers with the tools for real-time monitoring, fostering an environment where learners can build confidence and improve their pronunciation. This language lab enhances students’ inner qualities, such as confidence, attitude, and personality, while also honing their speaking skills. It prepares them to interact effectively with diverse individuals.
    Utilizing multimedia and digital technology, the lab elevates language proficiency, making learning both interesting and interactive. In this unique atmosphere, students are more engaged, focusing intently on both learning and listening. The lab adopts a systematic approach to developing LSRW (Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing) skills. Initially, the emphasis is on listening, as students absorb content from interactive videos. Subsequently, they practice speaking, while reading and writing skills are progressively integrated into their learning journey.

    Value added courses
    Student Achievements
    S.No Academic Year Name of the Event Name of the Students Year Department
    1 2023-2024 Participated in Literary competition Tharani.S 1 B.E,CSE
    2 2023-2024 " Delivered a presentation on “The Importance of Mathematics in the Engineering Field” and actively participated in the ensuing discussions. Engaged in a mobile photography contest, demonstrating creativity and an eye for detail through participation." GAYATHRI.V 1 B.E, C S E (cyber security)
    3 2023-2024 participated in an international conference where I presented a paper on “Agriculture and Allied Services.” taken part in the Coimbatore Marathon, showcasing my commitment to fitness and community involvement. participated in cultural events, including dance performances, held at Karpagam College. DARSHANA.SM 1 B.E. CSE
    4 2023-2024 Attended the NCC Camp in 2018, enhancing leadership skills and discipline. Participated in the Trichy ICRS conference, contributing to scholarly discussions. Competed in a short film competition, showcasing storytelling and filmmaking talents. SANTHA KUMAR 1 B.E, C S E (cyber security)
    5 2023-2024 "Participated in a Tamil speech competition about Subhas Chandra Bose at Anna University and received a participation certificate. Attended the International Conference on Language Teaching and Skills for Lifelong Learning (UIT)." ADHITHYA N 1 B.E. CSE
    6 2023-2024 participated in kick boxing match and I got medal in two state medals and one national medal in the kick boxing championship ANEESH 1 B.Tech AI&DS
    7 2023-2024 Successfully competed in kickboxing matches, securing two state-level medals and one national-level medal in the kickboxing championship. SAI SANKARI L 1 AI
    8 2023-2024 Achieved the position of runner-up in the Karur district Dance TV show in 2017.Secured the runner-up spot in the district-level Beach Volleyball competition for the 2022-2023 season. Attained the runner-up position in the CM Trophy District Volleyball competition for the 2022-2023 season. SMITHA B S 1 B.Tech AI&DS
    Academic Year Name of the Event Name of the Student Year Department
    2022-2023 Ethical hacking Pranav J 1 CSE(CS)
    2022-2023 UN conference in Thailand Sanjay M 1 CSE(CS)
    2022-2023 Web 3.0 Sasidharan B 1 B.Tech IT
    2022-2023 Machine Learning AI and it's Applications Sasidharan B 1 B.Tech IT
    2022-2023 Paper Presentation on Virtual Class Sasidharan B 1 B.Tech IT
    2022-2023 Technical quiz Prathiksha.R 1 B.E ECE
    2022-2023 Anna university zone match hockey Dinesh lakshman P 1 B.E ECE
    2022-2023 Anna university zone match hockey Vignesh Ram P 1 B.E ECE
    MoUs
    Faculty profile
    S.NO NAME OF THE FACULTIES DESIGNATION DEPARTMENT
    1 Dr.Kannan M Professor/Dean R&D Physics
    2 Dr.Bhuvaneswari N.R Professor & Dean SA Mathematics
    3 Dr.Harini S Associate Professor English
    4 Dr.Yasotha A Associate Professor Mathematics
    5 Dr.Senthieel Khumar A B Associate Professor Chemistry
    6 Dr.Mahalakshmi K AssociateProfessor Physics
    7 Mr.Senthilkumar.L Assistant Professor English
    8 Ms.Geethamani M Assistant Professor Mathematics
    9 Ms.Eswari R Assistant Professor Mathematics
    10 Ms.Abinaya.R Assistant Professor Mathematics
    11 Ms.Manjula.S Assistant Professor Mathematics
    12 Ms.Bagyalakshmi S Assistant Professor Physics
    13 Ms.Divya J Assistant Professor English

    DR. KANNAN.M, M.E., PH.D.
    DEAN OF RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

    ❖ Thirteen Research Articles Published in Peer Reviewed National/International Journals.
    ❖ Worked As A CTO In Vaaraahi Embedded and Engaged in Electronic Product Developments
    ❖ Served As a Resource Person for Workshops/Convergences for More Than 50 Institutions
    ❖ Board Of Study Members for Three Institutions
    ❖ Tuned A Funds of About 9.5 Lakhs from AICTE Under STTP And MODDROPS
    ❖ Completed 3 Certification Programs from Swayam NPTEL
    ❖ Served As a Coordinator for NAAC And Achieved A+ Grade For UIT
    ❖ Received Innovative Professional Award 2016 From Professional Society of India
    ❖ Worked As a Research Cluster Head in Legenda University, Malaysia
    ❖ Completed ST Micro-AICTE Embedded System Certification Program
    ❖ NPTEL Local Chapter Coordinator and Achieved Recognition Form IITM For TOP 100 Best
    Performing Institutions.
    ❖ Three Papers Published in National/International Convergences.
    ❖ Value Added Courses in Embedded Systems, PCB System Design Based on Altium and Microchip PIC
    Microcontroller.
    ❖ Tuned A Fund Of 50 Lakhs from UGC For Starting Innovative Programs in VLSI And Served as A
    Program Coordinator for Same.



    DR.N.R. BHUVANESHWARI, M. PHIL, PH. D
    DEAN OF STUDENTS AFFAIRS, HoD, S&H

    PUBLICATIONS INNATIONAL /INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, On Closed Sets In Supra Topological Spaces,
    International
    ❖ Journal Of Research and Analytical Review, April -June 2019, ISSN 2348-1269. (UGC)
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, Forms of Supra Continuous Functions, International
    ❖ Journal Of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Aug 2019, 2278-3075. (SCOPUS)
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, On -locally closed sets and -locally continuous
    functions in supra topological spaces, Advances and Applications in Mathematical Sciences.sep 2019,
    1599 -1611(Web of Science)
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, Contra Supra -Continuous Function in Supra
    Topological Spaces, Advances in Mathematics: Scientific Journal, May 2020.1857-8438.
    (SCOPUS)
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, Advances in Mathematics: Scientific Journal, Separation
    Axioms
    ❖ In Supra Topological Spaces, May 2020. 1857-8438. (SCOPUS)
    ❖ N.R. Bhuvaneswari and V. Kokilavani, On Supra -Closed maps and -Homeomorphisms
    in Supra Topological spaces, GIS Journal, volume 8, issue 4, April 2021.(UGC)


    PAPERS PRESENTED IN CONFERENCE
    ❖ On Closed Maps and Homeomorphisms in Supra Topological Spaces, Presented at
    National Conference on contribution of Mathematics in Science and Technology "COMIST 2020",
    Bannari Amman Institute of Technology, Eorde on March 14th 2020
    ❖ On Closed Sets And continuous functions In Supra Topological Spaces in International
    Conference on Emerging area of Mathematics for science and Technology” held at Rathinam College of
    Arts and Science Coimbatore on 19.02.2019.
    ❖ On Closed Sets in Supra Topological Spaces in International Conference on Current Scenario in
    Pure and Applied Mathematics – ICCSPAM 2018 held on 14-16 February 2018, at Kongunadu Arts and
    Science College, Coimbatore.
    ❖ Contra supra Continous function in Supra Topological Spaces National Level Conference on
    “Recent Advances in pure and Applied Mathematics” held at Arul Anandar college
    (Autonomous),Madurai on 19.02.2020
    ❖ Separation axioms in Supra Topological Spaces in International Level Conference on “Impact of
    innovations in science and technology for societal development” held at Kongunadu Arts and Science
    College (Autonomous), Coimbatore from 30.01.2020 to 31.01.2020.
    ❖ On Infra a open sets infra Topological Spaces in International conference on “Collaborative research in
    mathematical sciences” held at KG College of Arts and Science ,Coimbatore on 23.02.2017.
    ❖ Received Best Paper award during the International Conference on Current Scenario in Pure and
    Applied Mathematics ICCSPAM 2020 held at Kongunadu Arts and Science College on 30-01-2020 to
    31-01-2020.


    ACHIEVEMENTS
    ❖ In the above handled papers produced 100% with first class result in many ppers and some papers
    produced more than 95% result.
    ❖ I have produced more than five Admissions every year and teamwise produced morethn twenty
    admissions every year
    ❖ Taken initiative and defined business canvas model for admission strategies using WOM tactic by
    positive feedback system analysis


    DR. HARINI.S, M.PHIL., PH.D.
    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, ENGLISH

    ❖ The Journal of Oriented Research Madras (ISSN: 0022-3301 | JUNE 2021 | 109): “Postmodern Feminist
    Concerns in Githa Hariharan’s The Thousand Faces of Night.” Published on 23rd June 2021.
    ❖ Journal at Sardar Patel Institute of Economic and Social Research: “Githa Hariharan: When Dreams as
    Pastiche.”


    MR. SENTHIL KUMAR.L, M.PHIL., B.ED.
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, ENGLISH

    ❖ Acted And Certified as A Chief Guest In “A Three-Day International FDP For School Teachers -
    Grammar and Usage” In Kogunadu Arts and Science College, Coimbatore.
    ❖ Acted And Certified as An Expert Lecture In “International Conference” In KG Arts and Science
    College, Coimbatore.
    ❖ Certified Google Educator, Level 1.
    ❖ Conducted FDP Sessions For the School Teachers in Maldives.
    ❖ Hand Writing Coordinator, Eshwar College of Arts and Science, Coimbatore.
    ❖ ELA Coordinator in Ministry of Education. Maldives.
    ❖ Published A Paper On "POST COLONIAL LITERATURE" A One Day State Level Conference"

     

    DR. YASOTHA.A, M.PHIL., PH.D.

    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, MATHS


    PUBLICATIONS IN SCOPUS
    ❖ Dynamical Behaviour of a Diseased Predator-Prey Model with Fear Effect in Eur.Chem. Bull. 2023,
    12(Special Issue 10), 4292 - 4303.
    ❖ An Eco-Epidemiological Model Involving Prey Refuge and Prey Harvesting with Beddington–
    Deangelis, Crowley–Martin And Holling Type II Functional Responses in Eng.Proc. 2023, 56, 325.
    https://doi.org/10.3390/ ASEC2023-15812ht
    ❖ Dynamics and Bifurcation Analysis of An Eco-Epidemiological Model In A Crowley–Martin Functional
    Response with The Impact of Fear in Eng. Proc.2023, 56, 329. https://doi.org/10.3390/ ASEC2023-
    16250ht
    ❖ Approximate Controllability of Impulsive Neutral Functional Integrodifferential Systems with Nonlocal
    Conditions in Discontinuity, Nonlinearity, and Complexity 7(4) (2018) 451-462
    ❖ Approximate Controllability of Nonlinear Delay Evolution Integrodifferential Systems in Journal of
    Fractional Calculus and Applications Vol. 8(1) Jan. 2017, pp. 118-134. ISSN: 2090-5858.
    ❖ A Diseased Three-Species Harvesting Food Web Model with Various Response Functions in Biol. Life
    Sci. Forum 2024, 30, 17.https://doi.org/10.3390/ IOCAG2023-16876.


    NPTEL:
    ❖ Completed the course Engineering Mathematics I with Elite score.


    FDP/ CONFERENCE/ WORKSHOP:
    ❖ Completed NEP 2020 orientation and sensitization programme organised by UGC and Malaviya
    mission teacher training organized by Coimbatore Institute of Technology from 01/01/2024 to
    10/01/2024.
    ❖ Participated Five days FDP on E- Content Development organised by Sri GVG Visalakshi College for
    Women from 12th -16th February 2024.
    Presented a paper in International Conference on Globalization of Students Centric Education and
    Development organised by United Educational Intuitions.
    ❖ Presented a paper in National conference on Number Theory organized by Navarasam Arts and Science
    College.
    ❖ Presented a paper entitled on Analysis of Impulsive Functional Integro-Differential Inclusions with
    Nonlocal Conditions in International Conference on Applied and Computational Mathematics organized
    by Erode Arts and Science College on 10 th August 2018.
    ❖ Presented a paper entitled on Approximate Controllability of mixed Volterra Fredholm Integro-
    Differential Inclusions in International Conference on Recent Trends in Computational Mechanocs
    organized by Nandha Arts and ScienceCollege on 2 nd August 2019,
    ❖ Presented a paper entitled on Approximate Controllability of Non-Densely Impulsive Differential
    Inclusions in International Conference on Applied Mathematics organized by Trinity College for
    Women on 9 th August 2019.
    ❖ Attended in the I session of IGEN I2C mission G99 held on 16 th March 2024.
    ❖ Attended Author Workshop: Strengthening the research ecosystem with Science Direct at AICTE on 12
    th March 2024.

    MS. ESWARI, R, M. PHIL,
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MATHS


    CONFERENCES AND COURSES
    ❖ Conference Proceedings: (1). 4th International Conference on Current Scenario in Pure an Applied
    Mathematics (ICCSPAM 2021): 29-30, January 2021
    ❖ 3rd International Conference on Mathematical, Physical & Computational Sciences (ICMPCS, 2021)
    ❖ Publication: (1) The International Journal of Analytical and Experimental Modal Analysis, ISSN
    NO:0886-9367, Volume XII, Issue
    ❖ VIII, August/2020. Indian Journal of Natural Sciences, ISSN: 0976 – 0997, Vol.13 / Issue 72 / June /
    2022
    ❖ NPTEL Courses: (1) Introduction to Abstract and Linear Algebra - 8 Week Course - Aug - Oct 2019
    Graph Theory - 8 Week Course - Jan - March 2020, Advanced Engineering Mathematics -8 Week Co
    ❖ Jul - Aug 2021
    ❖ Basic Linear Algebra - 8 Week Course- Feb - Apr 2023 (5) Engineering Mathematics - I - 12 Week
    Course- Jul-Oct 2023.


    NPTEL
    ❖ Completed 8 weeks Course on and Linear Algebra with Elite Score during the period Aug – Oct 2019.
    ❖ Completed 8 weeks Course on Graph Theory during the period Jan – Mar 2020.
    ❖ Completed 12 weeks Course on Advanced Engineering Mathematics during the period Jul – Oct
    2021.
    ❖ Completed 8 weeks Course on Basic Linear Algebra during the period Feb – Apr 2023.
    ❖ Completed 12 weeks Course on Engineering Mathematics I with Elite Score during the period Jul –
    Oct 2023.


    FDP/ CONFERENCES
    ❖ Participated Five days FDP on E- Content Development organised by Sri GVG Visalakshi College for
    Women from 12th -16th February 2024.
    ❖ Presented a paper in International Conference on Globalization of Students Centric Education and
    Development organised by United Educational Intuitions.
    ❖ Presented a paper in International Conference on Emerging trends in Computational Mathematics and
    Data Science organized by Sri Krishna Arts and Science College.

     


    MS. ABINAYA.R, M.PHIL., B.ED.,
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MATHS
    ❖ Participated In Five Days Online Faculty Development Program On E-Content Development.12-16
    February 2024.
    ❖ Presented Paper on Characterization of N Power N Quasi Normal Operator in International Conference
    ❖ Participated In NEP Orientation and Sensitisation Program On 1-10 January 2024.

     


    MS. MANJULA.S, M.PHIL.
    ASSISTANT PROFESSOR, MATHS
    ❖ International Conference - Seventh International Conference on Statistics for Twenty-First Century-
    2021 -A Mathematical Model for Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) Containing Isolation Class-
    University of Kerala,
    Trivandrum-15.12.21 To 19.12.21
    ❖ International Conference-International Conference on Applied Mathematics & Civil Structures-Growth
    Rate of Area, Production and Productivity of Maize in Tamilnadu-SSN College-12.2.2021 & 13.2.2021.
    ❖ Research Publications (Conference Proceedings) 1. International Conference on Applied Mathematics
    & Civil Structures-Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering-ISSN:0976-0997-Growth Rate
    of Area, Production and Productivity of Maize in Tamilnadu-April 2021
    ❖ International Virtual Conference on Progress in Mathematics Towards Industrial Applications-Srm
    Institute of Science and Technology-Isbn: 978-81-957695-3-7-A
    ❖ Mathematical Model of Covid 2019 Using Runge Kutta Method-28.10.2022 & 29.10.2022
    Research Publications in Journals 1.4. UGC Mrs.S.Manjula & Mrs.V.Mallika “
    Study Of Agricultural Commodities Production And Price Movement In South India Region: Demand
    And Sustainable Livelihoods” Journal Of Emerging Technologies And Innovative Research, Volume 10,
    Issue 4, April 2023
    ❖ WOS-Mrs.V.Mallika & Mrs.S.Manjula “A Mathematical Model Of Covid 2019 Using Runge Kutta
    Method”, Indian Journal Of Natural Sciences, Vol.13 / Issue 74 / October / 2022,

     


    DR. MAHALAKSHMI.K, M.PHIL., PH.D.
    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, PHYSICS


    FACULTY DEVELOPEMENT PROGRAM
    ❖ NEP 2020 Orientation and Session Programme by UCG Malaviya Mission Teacher Training Centre
    From 22/01/2024 To 31/01/2024
    ❖ Sensors Application Through Internet of Things From 20/09/2021 To 24/09/2021 In AICTE Training
    and Learning Academy (ATAL).
    ❖ Faculty Development Program on Sensor Technology From 06/09/2021 To 10/09/2021 In AICTE
    Training and Learning Academy (ATAL).


    CONFERENCES
    ❖ An International Conference on Recent Advancement and Multidisciplinary Research in Science and
    Humanities On 23rd February 2024, Presented Talk On "Two Sussessive Mass Ejections from AR0715
    On 30 December 2004 and Their Near Sun Signatures.
    ❖ COSPAR International Workshop in Mysore (July 2012), Presented Oral Talk On “Partial Halo Cmes
    On 29 May 2011 And 11 August 2011 – Initiation and Propagation Characteristics
    ❖ INDO-China Conference, Presented Poster On “Two Successive Mass Ejections from AR0715 On 30
    December 2004 and Their Near-Sun Signatures”
    ❖ NSSS (National Space Science Symposium) 2010 In Saurashtra University, Gujarat, Presented Talk On
    "Slow Cmes"
    ❖ NSSS 2009 In Radio Astronomy Centre, Ooty and Presented Poster
    ❖ CAWSES Workshop from May 21-23, 2007 At NARL, Gadanki
    ❖ IHY Workshop On “Super Active Regions of Solar Cycle 23 And Their Geo-Space Impact” At ARIES,
    Nainital From 7-10 May 2007, Presented Poster On “Study of Large Coronal Mass Ejections Associated
    with AR696”
    ❖ A Member of Indo-US Research Group in The Period Of 2011-2014.


    JOURNALS
    ❖ Current State of Reduced Solar Activity: Intense Geomagnetic Storms. P.K. Manoharan, K.
    Mahalakshmi, Et Al., Sun and Geosphere, 2018, Vol 13, No 2, P135-143.
    ❖ Multiwavelength Diagnostics of The Precursor and Main Phases of An M1.8 Flare On 2011 April 22.
    A. K. Awasthi, R. Jain, M.J. Aschwanden, W. Uddin, A.K. Srivastava, R. Chandra, N. Gopalswamy, N.
    Nitta, S. Yashiro, P.K. Manoharan, D.P. Choudhary, N.C. Joshi, V.C. Dwidevi and K. Mahalakshmi –
    MNRAS Journal, Vol 437, Issue 3, 2014 January 21, P 2249-2262
    ❖ Homologous Flare-CME Events and Their Metric Type II Radio Burst Association. Yashiro S.,
    Gopalswamy N., Makela P., Akiyama S., Uddin W., Srivastava A.K., Joshi N.C., Chandra R.,
    Manoharan P.K., Mahalakshmi K., Et Al., Adv. In Space Research, 2014, Vol 54, Issue 9, P 1941-1948.
    ❖ A Multiwavelength Study of Eruptive Events on January 23, 2012 Associated with A Major Energetic
    Particle Event. N. C. Joshi, W. Uddin, A. K. Srivastava, R. Chandra, N. Gopalswamy, P. K. Manoharan,
    M. J. Aschwanden, D.P. Choudhary, R. Jain, N. Nitta, S. Yashiro, S. Akiyama, P. Makela, P. Kayshap,
    A.K. Awasthi, V. C. Dwivedi, K. Mahalakshmi, Adv. In Space Research Journal, 2013, Vol 52, Issue 1,
    P 1-14.
    ❖ Height Of Shock Formation in The Solar Corona Inferred from Observations of Type II Radio Bursts
    and Coronal Mass Ejections. Gopalswamy N., Xie, H., Makela P, Yashiro S, Akiyama S, Uddin W,
    Srivastava A.K, Joshi N.C, Chandra R, Manoharan P.K., Mahalakshmi, K., Et Al., Advances in Space
    Research, 2013, Vol 51, Issue 11, P-1981-1989.
    Multi-Wavelength Diagnostics of Thermal and Non-Thermal Characteristics In 22 April 2011 Confined
    ❖ Flare. A.K.Awasthi, Jain, Rajmal, Aschwanden Markus J, Uddin Wahab, Srivastava Abhishek K,
    Chandra Ramesh, Gopalswamy, Nitta Niriaki, Yashiro Seiji, Manoharan P.K., Prasad Choudhary Debi,
    Joshi N.C., Dwivedi, Vidya Charan, K. Mahalakshmi, 31st ASI Meeting Conference Series, 2013, Vol
    9, PP71.
    ❖ Solar Energetic Particle Events During the Rise Phases of Solar Cycles 23 And 24. Chandra R.,
    Gopalswamy N., Makela P., Xie H., Yashiro S., Akiyama S., Uddin W., Srivastava A.K., Joshi N.C.,
    Jain R., Awasthi A.K., Manoharan P.K., Mahalakshmi K., Et Al., Adv. In Space Research, 2013, Vol
    52, Issue 12, P. 2102-2111.
    ❖ Flux Emergence, Flux Imbalance, Magnetic Free Energy and Solar Flares. Choudhary Debi Prasad.,
    Gosain, Sanjay, Gopalswamy Nat.,
    ❖ Manoharan P.K., Chandra R., Uddin W., Srivastava, A.K., Yashiro S., Joshi N.C., Kayshapp., Dwivedi
    V.C., Mahalakshmi K Et Al., Adv. In Space Research, 2013, Vol. 52, Issue 8, P 1561-1566.
    ❖ On The Source of The Super-Storm of Solar Cycle 23 Associated with The Solar Flares On 18
    November 2003, Pankaj Kumar, P. K. Manoharan, Wahabuddin and K. Mahalakshmi, Advances in
    Geosciences, 2011, Pp. 129-140
    ❖ Interplanetary Consequences Of A Large CME, M. Lahkar, P. K. Manoharan, K. Mahalakshmi,K. Et
    Al., Springer (Astrophysics And Space Science Proceedings), 2010, 489-493.


    AWARDS
    ❖ SWAMI VIVEKANANDA award for outstanding mentorship during the year 2018-2019 from Agni
    College of Technology, Chennai.
    ❖ Academic excellence award for Target attainment Nov-Dec 2018 from Agni college of Technology.

     


    DR.A. B SENTHIEEL KHUMAR
    ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR, CHEMISTRY


    RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL
    ❖ A.B.Senthieel khumar, M.R Ezhilarasi, B. Prabha Molecular Docking Study of Novel Synthesized
    Pyrazole Derivative and their Anti-bacterial Activity. Asian journal of chemistry; Vol.30, No.4 (2018),
    741-746.
    ❖ A.B.Senthieel khumar, M.R Ezhilarasi, B. Prabha, Raja. Molecular Docking Study of the new series of
    ethyl6-(furan-2yl) 4-(4-morpholino phenyl)-2 oxo cyclo hex 3-ene carboxyl and their bacterial activity.
    Res.J.Chem.EnvironVol.23(4)April (2019)
    ❖ A.B.Senthieel khumar, Naveen kumar M.R Ezhilarasi, Raja Invitro anticancer MDA MB 231 cell line
    activity, In-silico binding drug likeness, and biological Studies of some newly synthesized pyrazoline
    analogues:Rasayan J.Chem Vol. 13, No. 2, 1199-1214, April - June, 2020.
    ❖ M.R Ezhilarasi,A.B.Senthieel khumar, P.Elavarasan Synthesis, in-vitro antimicrobial evaluation,
    molecular docking studies and ADME prediction of Furan-2yl-
    morpholinophenylpyrimidinederivatives:Asian journal of chemistryVol.33,No.5(2021),1090-1098.