College of Engineering Pune (An Autonomous Institute of Govt. of Maharashtra) 1854~2007 A Lead...

A Lead Institute under TEQIP

College of Engineering Pune(An Autonomous Institute of Govt. of Maharashtra)

1854~2007



1854~2007

COEP in the Past…

COEP Today….

COEP in future

•Heritage •About the Institute•Vision, Mission, Goals

•About Autonomy• Academics• About Faculty• Student Activities

• Administrative Practices • Academic Achievements•TEQIP- funding from Govt.• Strengths & Areas of Improvement

Why are we here?



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Heritage



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1854 : Started as Poona Engineering Class &

Mechanical School 1911: Named as College of

Engineering 1912: First batch of Civil

Engg. rolled out (LCE) Introduction of various

branches year-wise 1912: Mechanical Engg. 1932: Electrical Engg. 1948: E & TC Engg. &

Metallurgy 1949: Affiliation Changed from

Bombay to Pune University

1965: Instrumentation & Control Engineering.

1992: Computer Engineering.

1994: Production Engineering.

2001: Information Technology

With Inception of First PG With Inception of First PG Course in 1957, COEP now Course in 1957, COEP now offers PG courses in offers PG courses in Eighteen specializations. Eighteen specializations.



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Till date COEP has produced:

UNDERGRADUATES - 35000

POST GRADUATES - 7200

DOCTORATES - 38



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Vision, Mission, Goals



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VISIONVISION

To be a Global Center of Academic Excellence for facing the challenges of 21st century and beyond.



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MISSION AND VALUES OF COEP

To be the best in imparting technical knowledge and skills to its students for the development of nation.

The value system of the college is based on team work, honesty and hard work to achieve excellence in all walks of life.



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GOALSGOALS

•To obtain complete autonomy by achieving a deemed University status

•To be a beacon of excellence for all other engineering colleges in India

•To be reckoned amongst the best universities in the world

•To establish centers of excellence in the following Energy

Environment Soft computing



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About the Institute



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Name of the Department Intake (First Year) Lateral Entry (After Diploma)

Civil Engineering 60 06

Mechanical Engineering 120 12

Electrical Engineering 60 06

Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering

60 06

Materials and Metallurgical Engineering 60 06

Instrumentation and Control Engineering 30 06

Computer Engineering 60 06

Production Engineering (Sandwich) 60 06

Information technology 60 06

Total Undergraduate Student Intake 570 60

Total undergraduate students (all 4 years combined) are about 2600



1854~2007

Financial Budget of COEPU

S $

Spending Category Faculty and Staff Salary

Faculty and Staff Salary appointed by the institute

Electricity Phone Postage etc.

Outsourcing of various services like security cleaning gardening roperating generator etc

Building Repair and Maintenance

Repair maintenance and AMC of different equipment in labs

Procurement of new equipment for laboratories to remove obsolescence at regular intervals

Consumable requirements of depts./labs/office:

Training of faculty staff attendance in conferences travel etc

Internet

Miscellaneous including gymkhana boat club etc

Number Spending CategoryIndian

Rs(millions)US $

(Millions)

1 Faculty and Staff Salary 70 1.752 Faculty and Staff Salary appointed by the institute 5 0.1253 Electricity Phone Postage etc. 5 0.1254 Outsourcing of various services like security, cleaning, gardening, generator 5 0.1255 Building Repair and Maintenance 20 0.56 Repair maintenance and AMC of different equipment in labs 5 0.1257 Procurement of new equipment for laboratories 20 0.58 Consumable requirements of depts./labs/office: 10 0.259 Training of faculty/staff, conferences travel etc 5 0.12510 Internet 2 0.0511 Miscellaneous including gymkhana boat club etc 3 0.075

Total 150 3.75



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Average spending/student comparison

Indian Rs US $

COEP 57,000 1425IIT 150000 3750MIT, USA 1040000 26000

Estimated Average Spending/student per year Institute



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14th Rank at the National level as per the survey of India Today last year

Amongst top 20 in other National surveys.

Total land available for the Institute: 36 Acres

Spread in four sections

Architect and Town Planner (Mr. Christopher Beninger) appointed for preparing master plan

Achievements Infrastructure Dept. Structure/Hierarchy

/Committees Students/Life at COEP



1854~2007* All the figures are in Sq. m.

Total – 66931.28

Built-up Area

Built-up Area

Departments Hostel Staff quarters Administrative Other

Civil Engg.6322.02

Mech. Engg.5302.04

Elect Engg.5112.02

Metallurgy3144.15

Prod & W/S5496.75

E&TC 4199.38

Computer799.83

Instru.2281.84

Total 32658

Girls Hostel3383.75

Boys Hostel12513.78

Guesthouse100

Dining Hall1275

Total 17272

Principal287.08

Rectors1504.4

Servants2400

Total 4191

Main Bldg.4722.27

Library3927.15

Total 8649.42

Pavilion165.55

Auditorium3927.27

Total 4092.82



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22 CLASS-ROOMS FOR COMMON INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES ADDITONAL CLASS ROOMS FOR ELECTIVES AND PG COURSES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS 3 DRAWING HALLS : One refurbished 9 SEMINAR HALLS : Refurbished through TEQIP 1 CONFERENCE HALL AN AUDITORIUM WITH 1000 SEATING CAPACITY MEDITATION CENTRE GIRLS COMMON ROOM IN EVERY DEPARTMENT

INFRASTRUCTURE



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TOTAL NO OF BLOCKS : 10

TOTAL NO OF ROOMS : 396

NO OF BOYS ADMITTED : 1039 / 2009

NO OF GIRLS ADMITTED: 368/ 579

TOTAL NO OF STUDENTS : 1407/ 2588

RECTORS : 8 CHIEF RECTOR : 1

NO OF MESSES : 3+1

HOSTEL CAMPUS



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SALIENT FEATURES OF THE HOSTEL CAMPUS

COMPLETE SECURED CAMPUS LOCATED AT 400 MTS FROM INSTITUTE

TOTALLY WIRED CAMPUS WITH 8 MBPS CONNECTIVITY AVAILABLE FROM 6.00 PM TO 9.00 AM

TWO COMPUTER CENTERS WITHIN HOSTEL CAMPUS FOR STUDENTS HAVING NO PERSONAL COMPUTERS

2X 5000 LITRES SOLAR WATER HEATING SYSTEM

‘SADICCHHA’ HEALTH CLINIC



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One of the oldest technical library in India.Online Journals through INDEST: IEL, ASCE, ASME, Science Direct, ACM Digital Library, Indian Standards

Titles

28451

No of books

60651

Book Bank

32834

Books

National

54

International

91

Journals

National

7

International

1

Magazines

English

Marathi

NewsPapers

C.D. /Floppies(106/120)

VideoCassettes

LibraryAccess through

Web

ElectronicMedia

Library Collection



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About Autonomy



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Board of GovernorsPadmabhushan Dr. F.C.Kohli (Chairman)

Founder and Ex-Chairman T.C.S. Ltd., Mumbai,

Mr. Prataprao Pawar Managing Director, Sakal Papers Ltd.,

Mr. Atul Kirloskar Managing Director, Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd.,

Dr. S. G. Dhande Director, Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur

Dr. Uday Salunke Director, Wellingakars Management Institute

Dr. B.S. Sonde Ex. Chairman NBA, Former VC Goa University

Com. Anand Khandekar Chief Mentor, Nvidia Graphics

Dr.(Smt.) Joyce Shankaran Principal Secretary,

Department of Higher & Technical Education, M.S.

Prof. N.B. Pasalkar Director,Technical Education, M.S.

Dr. G.B.Pant Indian Institute of Tropical Meteorology, Pune

Prof. A.D. Sahasrabudhe (Member Secretary)

Director, College of Engineering, Pune

Shri. Kantilal Umap Deputy Secretary Department of Higher & Technical Education, M.S.



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Administrative Structure

Head of theDepartment

Director

Dean(Academic)

Registrar

Board of Governors

Deputy Director

Dean(R & D)

Dean(Student Affairs)

LecturerCOE ProfessorAsst.

Professor

T & P Officer



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Status of Autonomy : From 2003 ~ 2004

Academic

Permanent affiliation University of Pune leading to autonomy in

designing the syllabus, examination and evaluation

Administrative

Director

Deputy Director

Deans

Registrar

Controller of Examination

Financial

Director up to 5 Lakhs Rs

Deans and Heads up to 10,000 Rs

Managerial

Board of Governors



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Academics:Course Structure and Evaluation System



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From University’s annual exam system to Credit based Semester System with absolute grading in place

Next goal is to implement flexible relative grading system

From a fixed 24 Credits per Semester :To flexible no. of credits as per the requirements of the department To allow the students to take courses at their own pace

Depending upon level of performance students can graduate in minimum of 3 years to max of 7 years

Evaluation Scheme



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Grading Assessment Method Weight age of T1 and T2 was 20 marks each & End Semester

Examination was for 60 marks : To Continuous Evaluation through Tests/Assignments and Mid and

End Semester Examination

Weight age to be decided by each faculty and announced to students at the beginning of semester along with course handout.

Tailor made software for result analysis

Paper setting & assessment by external examiners to system of

internal evaluation and award of grades



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About Faculty



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Lecturer Assistant Professor Professor

Sanctioned Filled Vacant Sanctioned Filled Vacant Sanctioned Filled Vacant

111 76 35 74 38 36 48 16 32

Faculty Position

Visiting Faculty: 60 Professor Emeritus : 04 Adjunct Professor : 01

Sanctioned Filled Vacant

233 130 103

Supporting Staff:

Sanctioned Filled Vacant

Class III 145 124 21

Class IV 140 136 04



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Faculty with Ph.D. 26

Faculty with PG qualification 86

Faculty registered for M.Tech. 18

Faculty registered for Ph.D. 37

Number of Research guides 19

Faculty publications last three years 607 (42 in international journals)

STTP/Workshops arranged 72

Number of conferences organised 03 International

05 National

Referees for Journals 05

Faculty credentials



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Name of the Department Patents

Applied

Books

Authored

Short Term

Training programs

Projects (Cost in Lakhs)

Civil Engineering 1 1 10 3 (3)

91 Consul.

Mechanical Engineering 1 3 11 4(128)

Electrical Engineering -- -- 30 3(45)


-- 12 6 4(14)

Materials and Metallurgical Engineering 1 -- 4 5(32)

Instrumentation and Control Engineering 1 6 6 3(17)

Computer Engineering And Information Technology

-- 1 9 2(4)

Production Engineering (Sandwich) 1 5 5 2(19)

Applied Science and Mathematics -- 3 14 1(15)



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Glimpses of Sponsored Projects

Sponsoring Agency

Title of Project Year Amount Sanctioned (Rs. In

Lakhs)

DST Performance Evaluation & Characterisation of Micro Electro Discharge Machining on Some Unconventional Material

2004 - 07 10

AICTE Stability and Reliability based Design of Machine Tool Spindle by Quasistatic and Dynamic Analysis

2006 - 08 9.65

AICTE Development of Image Analysis System 2004-2007 7.8

UoP/ISRO Design and Fabrication of Chemical Sensor Array for Volatile Organic Compound Detection

2007-2010 7.0

KVIC/S&T Development of Sensor Array for Quality Detection and Analysis of Volatile Organic Compound in Indian Honey

2007-2010 4.75

DST-FIST Micro Machining Area 2007-2010 105

DST-FIST Electrical Machines Area 2005-2010 28

UoP/ISRO Preparation of Ultra fine powders of ZnNb2O6 and ZnTa2O6

2007-2008 15



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Student LifeGymkhana and Boat Club



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• Main student activities centre.• Gymkhana Managing Committee• Activities include :

Sports Cultural activities Debate Magazine Ham Club Astronomy club Student Alumni Co-ordination Cell Meditation Centre Entrepreneurship development cell Robot Study Circle Ramanujan Club

GYMKHANA



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• PLAY-GROUND OF 7.5 ACRES AREA• Fifteen sports and Games

• College teams participate in various district level, state level and national level sports meets

• Participation in B.O.S.M.( National level BITS Open Sports Meet) ZEST AGON Dominion Cup Pune University Annual Sports Meet

GYMKHANA



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Administrative Practices



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Heads position by rotation.

Recruitment rules finalised, recruitment will commence soon.

Rotation of major portfolios amongst faculty members to enhance

administrative capabilities.

Set-up committee for Career Advancement Scheme.

Extra remuneration for Deans and Deputy Director, Director.

Deposited Rs. 1.00 Crore in various funds (Corpus, Depreciation,

Staff Development, Maintenance).

Contd…

Administrative Practices…



1854~2007

Computerisation of major administrative and

academic activities is on the cards.

Good financial governance through budget

provisions for various departments.

Establishment of scheme for recognising merit

of teacher approved by the Senate.

Delegation of financial powers to Heads and

select portfolios. Contd…

Administrative Practices…



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Academic Practices



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Deputation of faculty members to IIT Bombay to attend

courses.

Live transmission of lectures through video-conference

mode from IIT Bombay.

Establishment of video conferencing (WEB-GURU) with

experts from COEP-Alumni Foundation, USA

Establishment of Language Laboratory to improve soft

skills of students in general and tribal students in

particular.

Improving the English proficiency

Learning French, German, Japanese

Academic Practices…



1854~2007

14 faculty members attended International

Conferences and presented their research work.

Conducted programs for pedagogy,

enhancement of subject knowledge, student

performance evaluation.

Student attendance, laboratory equipment

utilisation, and MIS on cards.




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Live lectures from COEP faculty will be available to

network Institutes like RIT Sakhrale and Walchand COE

Sangali .

Enhanced library timings and made open to network

Institutes and Industry, open access to Final year

B.Tech. And M.Tech. students.

Active participation in “Re-Engineering of Technical

professional courses” a state project.




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A meeting of DST-PAC, was arranged.

Lecture by eminent personalities were arranged to promote frontier

research by faculty like Prof. Munjal (IISc. Bangalore),

Prof. Vedchalam (ISRO), Mr. Muthuraman (MD Tata Steel), Dr.Dash

(Retired Scientist ISRO).

Majority of Departments taking active part in services to community

through their active involvement in working with professional

societies.




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Faculty recruitment : Attracting and retention

Digital Library

Acquiring more land for the college

Increase in hostel accommodation (100 %

residential facility)

Residential accommodation for faculty

Guest House, Sports Facility and Boat Club

Challenges and Areas for Improvement



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Technical Engineering Quality Improvement Program (TEQIP)(A World Bank Funded, Govt. of India Project)

COEP Selected as the Lead Institute

4 Network partners:

Govt. College of Engineering Aurangabad

Vishwakarma Institute of Technology,Pune

Govt. Polytechnic Pune

Rajarambapu Institute of Technology Sakhrale

Total amount Sanctioned: Rs. 250.54 Million

Most of the amount has been spent equipment upgrades,

refurbishing existing labs and faculty development programs.



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Why are we Here? We at COEP look forward to our alumni community to help

COEP in its endeavors to achieve excellence Liberal donationsFaculty recruitment

Support Endowment Drive

Visiting facultyInvite experts in various fields to teach at COEP as

Visiting Professors

Web Guru lecturesOnline lectures from US



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Details of the funds needed for the faculty improvement program Performance based incentives to faculty members

This will include the new faculty (Chair Professors) as well as the existing faculty as well

Planning to get endowment worth Rs 200 million ($ 5 million) from alumni in India and abroad to attract and retain faculty

(a.1)No. of faculty (Chair professors) : 10 (a.2)Additional compensation per person : Rs. 480,000 per year(40,000/month) (a.3) Total additional compensation for chair professors: 48,00,000/- per year

(b) Additional compensation for existing faculty (b.1) Total no of faculty (sanctioned posts) : 230 (b.2) Identified no of best performers = 160 (b.3) Additional honoraria for best performers : Rs 60,000 to Rs. 1,20,000 per

year (b.4) Average value: Rs 1,00,000 per year (b.5) Total amount of compensation: Rs. 1,00,000 X 160= 1,60,00,000 Total compensation required (a+b) = 2,08,000,00 per year =(Rs 2.08 crores) This can be earned through interest earned through a corpus fund of Rs 20

crores. (This compensation for attracting and retaining the faculty cannot come from the Govt, from student fees nor from industry). Alumni and only alumni who wish to make their alma mater an excellent institution can provide this help.



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A few possible projects requiring fundingNew Classroom complex, Computer Engineering and

IT Department building : Rs. 41.5 million Library building : Approx. cost Rs. 40 millionGirls hostel (250 capacity) : Rs. 40 millionBoys hostel (300 capacity) : Rs. 45 millionGuest House, T&P Cell, Boat club : Rs. 30 millionRestoration of heritage building : Rs 40 millionFaculty housing: Rs. 100 million



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Endowment Project attract top quality Faculty

Initial proposal floated by Prof Narendra Dahotre for Dept of Metallurgy has been extended to all the Depts The project envisages appointment of a bright candidate from India/Abroad at every Dept.The selected ‘Endowment Professor’ will launch the research effort at the respective Dept and work with the faculty and the students to promote an excellent academic environment.1.The candidate will be selected by a committee which includes faculty from IIT and IISc and members of COEP Foundation Board. 2.The basic salary of the candidate will be paid by the institute and COEP Foundation will provide the ‘Research Incentive’ to the Endowment Prof on the top of his salary to make the compensation offer attractive. The salary of the Prof including ‘Research Incentive’ is expected to be on par with the typical compensation offered in reputed institutes such as IITs and IISc. 3.The proposal also provides for the salary of 2 graduate students, travel grant for the Prof/students as well as budget for contingency expenses as well.4.The institute has agreed to provide the key research infrastructure available to the Chair Professor. An agreement is being set up with Univ of Pune to provide the research facilities to the Chair Prof whenever needed.5.The performance of the selected candidate will be reviewed on a regular basis by a committee of experts which will decide on the renewal of the grant based on the quality of the research published in the peer reviewed international journals as well as the academic/research performance of the graduate students working on the project.



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Calculations for the endowment proposalTotal Amount/ month

Contribution from COEP/month

Contribution from COEP Foundation

in Rs in Rs in Rs

1Salary for Endowment Chair Professor

50,000 40,000upto 40,000/month or

480,000 per year

The base salary will be paid by the institute. COEP Foundation will pay the 'Research Incentive' to the Profesor.

2

A. Fellowship for 2 Masters students OR B. Fellowship for 1 Ph.D. student

16,000

16,000

10,000

9,000

6,000/month or 72,000 per year

6,000/month 72,000 per year

i. COEP will fund the students throguh scholarships such as AICTE/MHRD. ii. COEP Foundation will pay upto Rs. 6,000/month as additional incentive.

3Travel budget peryear

50,000 50,000/year

The institute from its own sources will normally fund the travel for a faculty member. The supplement from COEP foundation shall be to the extent of Rs. 50,000/- only. The selected candidates are expected to find sponsors for meeting the additional travel expenses.

4

Budget for contingency expenses per year

50,000 50,000/year

Contingency expenses are essentially to meet the specific requirements for the research work undertaken by the DAP and GF. Normal consumables and equipmet requirements will be taken care of by COEP.

5 Total/ year in INR 1,252,000 600,000 652000

Total/ year in USD 31300 15000 16300

Dollar - Rupee exchange rate is assumed 1 USD= 40 Rs

Sr No Category Remarks

Note: Institute shall provide all office facilities, A/C cabin, state-of-the-art communication and computational facilities, etc. to the

a. Calculation based on salary for Prof + 2 M. Tech students+ Travel budget+ contingency expenses

b. COEP Foundation may not fund the entire amount for the travel expenses

In order to raise $16000 per year, an endowment target of 250K may be needed for every Department to set up 1 Chair Professor



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Thank you COEP Foundation for arranging this visit! Thank you all for attending this event.



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BACK UP



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Civil Engineering

CAD Lab Software 10.1 million

Environmental and Geotech Lab 13.6 million

Advanced Transportation Lab 6.3 million

Rock Mechanics Lab 5.4 million

Total 35.4 million



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Mechanical Engineering

Robotics and Mechatronics Lab 8.5 million

Vibration and Acoustics Lab 13.0 million

Microsystems Engg Lab 27.0 million

Steam Engg Lab 5.8 million

I. C. Engines Lab 11.6 million

Total 65.9 million



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Electrical Engineering

Centre for Energy Systems 5.25 million



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Metallurgy and Materials Science

Electron Microscopy Lab

SEM and EPMA

16.O million

Furnaces, Thermal Analysis Lab 10.0 million

Total 26.0 million



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Instrumentation and Control and Electronics Engineering

Instrumentation, Testing and Calibration Systems Lab

7.0 million

Total 7.0 million



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Production Engineering

Automation Lab 3.0 million

CIM Lab 10.5 million

Rapid Prototyping Lab and Advanced Machines Lab

33.0 million

Tribology Lab 4.2 million

Metrology and Ergonomics Lab 3.8 million

Total 54.5 million



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Computer Engineering and IT

Data mining Lab 2.90 million

Artificial and Neural Network Lab 3.75 million

Virtual Reality and Multimedia Centre Lab

13.05 million

Graphics and Visualization Lab 5.84 million

Total 25.54 million



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OTHER FACILITIES

Bank Extension Counter (SBI)

being upgraded to full fledged branch with an ATM

Students’ co-operative Society

Reprographic facility

Post Office across the Hostel campus

Boy’s common rooms in most departments

Canteen

8 MBPS Leased Line with 900+ computers

Language Laboratory

Power backup ( 2 DG sets)

Medical Facilities

Play ground ( 7.5 Acres) and sports facilities

Gymnasium

Boat Club



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Student Intake



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Admission after 12th with 55% minimum marks in PCM for Open and 50% For reserve categories. And valid “MHCET’ score

Direct 2nd Yr. Admission after completion of diploma in concerned branch with Minimum 60% marks

COEP



1854~2007

Two Generator sets (250 & 160 KVA) : 410 KVA installed

ELECTRIC POWER



1854~2007

SOFT WA R E

I NDU ST R Y

71%

C OR E I NDU ST R Y

29%

Software Industry 71%

Core Industry 29%

Placement in core Industries



1854~2007

GIS, GPF, LTC, HRA, Transport Allowance, DA

After 12 years of consistent service class III & IV employees get

higher scale.

Employers credit cooperative society

Training for skill up gradation

Staff welfare scheme



1854~2007

GIS, GPF, LTC, HRA, Transportation Allowance, DA

Housing, Computer, Vehicle loan

Promote faculty for qualification up-gradation through QIP.

In-house Ph.D. program affiliated to University.

Career Advancement Scheme

Sr. scale and selection grade scales are applicable for lecturers.

Appreciation at state level by Govt. through Best Teacher &

Administrator award every year.

Travel grants for paper presentation.

Promotion for attending/organising training programs, short term

courses.

Performance based Incentive scheme (Under Implementation)

Faculty welfare scheme



1854~2007

• CULTURAL ACTIVITIES– Debating – Quiz– Magazine– Drama– Arts and Crafts– Music

WON THE PRESTIGIOUS FIRODIYA CUP THIS YEAR WITH 10 INDIVIDUAL PRIZES !

GYMKHANA



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State level sports meet organized by C.O.E.P.Started in the year 2002-03.2000 participants participate in 16 different

games.Totally driven by passion of students. Participation of 34 Colleges

ZEST: The Sports Meet



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Other Events

Annual Social Gathering

Insrtu-Fiesta

Nexus

Fervor

Chrysalis

Meta-Vista

Cynosure



1854~2007

A Unique Boat Club in the country

Established in 1928 Equipped with cutting

edge equipment for rowing like Ergometer for training

Has produced many Elite rowers in the past few years

Only club in India to have two “Eighters” boats

Boat Club



1854~2007

Racing Boats :40 Punts : 16 Special wooden trainee boats : 10 Four Badminton Courts Two Table Tennis Courts Boat Club Canteen

Boat Club : Other facilities



1854~2007

BOAT CLUBSTUDENTS ROW TO WIN !

• THE ACTIVITIES CARRIED OUT UNDER THE COTROL OF BOAT-CLUB MANAGING COMMITTEE:

ANNUAL REGATTA

&

ROWING COMPETITIONS



1854~2007

Hosted 30th Annual state championship of rowing in association with

Maharashtra Rowing Association for 2005-06 and 2006-07.

Hosted 2nd Annual Canoeing and kayaking Championship in

association with Maharashtra Association for Canoeing and

kayaking (MACK 2007)

Participation of around 250 rowers (12 Clubs) in the events

COEP was the overall winner with a tally of 53

medals........



1854~2007

A crew of 25 students represents college at International

Regatta organized by Amateur's Rowing Association of

the East (ARAE) every year

Organization of Jal Dindi, Jal Maitri Yatra in association

with other organizations for water pollution awareness

Active participation in rescue operations during floods

Boat club : other events



1854~2007

2006 : 5 Silver, 6 Bronze

2007 : 5 Gold, 6 Silver, 3 Bronze with overall

championship in Kayaking.

Four students represented Maharashtra at National level

rowing in 2005

Six students represented Maharashtra at National

Games at Guwahatti in 2007 in Kayaking and canoeing

Boat club : Awards



1854~2007

– BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED

– AN AREA OF 500 Sqm

– 8 employees– North & South Indian Cuisine

BOAT CLUB CANTEEN



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Achievements in TEQIP

Professional Outputs

Activity Achievement till date

Publications 86

Academic products 06

R&D Products of commercial use

04

Patents 02*



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Networking Activities


Externally funded research, design and development

01

Publications 30

Training programs conducted 06

Joint research at Ph.D. level 06+03**



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Achievements in TEQIPServices to Community & Economy


Total number of programs for disadvantage group

11

Total number of participants from disadvantage group

250

Total number of programs for unemployed youth

52

Total number of participation from unemployed youth

936



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Achievements in TEQIPServices to Community & Economy- Assistance to unorganised sector/industry


Total number of programs offered to unorganised sector

04

Total number of participants benefited from unorganised sector

130

Total number of programs for industry personnel

13

Total number of participants from industry

459



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System Management capacity improvement


Availability of well- trained institution managers

28



1854~2007

Networking Activities-Increased sharing between institutions


Number of faculty days loaned for academic activities 122

Number of students days for which students are sent to other institutes for curricular and extra-curricular activities

70

Number of person days for which labs, workshops and libraries utilised by faculty and students from other institutions within the same network

160+



1854~2007

Sixty students hopped, skipped and jumped their way into the Limca book of Record by skipping 82 jumps using a single nylon rope measuring 55 meters.

292 students from the Institute broke the Guinness record for maximum jumps on a single rope by maximum people. They crossed the earlier record by skipping 14 jumps on a 50-metre rope, in 35-seconds.

GATE toppers: 2006-07 Fifth, 2005-06 First, 2004-05 Second.

International College Programming Contest by ACM, 9th in Asia and 3rd in India.

GRE score 1600 out of 1600 in 2006-07

Youngest Umpire in India (Rowing)

Student achievements



1854~2007

Active Participation in Professional Bodies

IEEE IET ISOI BMESI ISTE SAE CSI IIM IIPM



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Building and Works Committee

Finance Committee

Prof.A.D.Sahasrabudhe (Chairman) Director, COEP

Mr. Atul Kirloskar Managing Director, Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd.,

Dr.S.R.Sathe (Member Secretary) Professor, Civil Engg. Dept.

Prof. Uday Athavankar Prof., Industrial Design IIT Bombay

Mr. Salil Randive Architect

Mr. Prataprao Pawar (Chairman) Managing Director, Sakal Papers Ltd.,

Prof.A.D.Sahasrabudhe Director, COEP

Mr. Ravi Pandit Partner, Kirtane Pandit and Associates

Mr. P.D.Parkhi Cost Accountant

Mrs.S.P.Zankar Deputy Secretary, Finance M.S.



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Placement



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Year No of students Enrolled

No of students Placed

% of students Placed

2006-2007

651 613 94.16

2005-2006

618 472 76.38

2004-2005

608 393 64.64

Under Graduate( B.E./ B.Tech.)Placement Details



1854~2007

Leadership Disciplined and quality students Well equipped laboratories and

infrastructure Strong Industry Institute Interaction Qualified and Motivated staff Strong alumni base Heritage and goodwill

Strengths



1854~2007

Sr. No. Deaprtment Signed With Date Area of collaboration

1. Mech. Engg. VAS Technologies Pvt. Ltd, Pune

16th January,2003 CAD/CAM/CAE

2. Mechanical Tridiagonal Solutions Pvt. Ltd.,Pune

8th August, 2006 Computational Fluid Dynamics

3 E & TC Marshall Infocom 16th June, 2006 Networking & Telecommunication

4 Metallurgy National Institute of Secondary Steel Technology

13th July,2006 Job oriented certificate courses in rolling technology/Steel Making joint venture

5 Instru. & Control

San-Techno-Mentors 18th April. 2006 Advanced Process Control

6 Computer Microsoft March 2007 Campus agreement

MoUs Signed



1854~2007

7 Mech. Neilsoft Limited 21st August,2006 Business Communication workshop

8 Geology National Water Development Agency

19th June,2006 Geo-Technical Investigation for cross drainage works and deep cut reaches of the proposed cauvery river joining

9 E&TC BSNL March 2007 Mobile Communication Laboratory

10 Production

CNC Tech 01 January,2005 CAD/CAM and CNC programming

11 Applied Mech.

Sahara India Commercial CorporationLimited

16 January,2006 Complete checking of soil investigation report, proof checking of design calculations, checking of test reports of material, site visit, and completion of work in all respect

MoU’s Signed



1854~2007

Some key performance parameters – Student feedback rating – Young Scientist/ Bhatanagar award– Fellowships of National / International Scientific

Societies– Research projects– No. of publications in international journals– No. of patents obtained– Books published, Consultancy earned etc may form

other criteria



1854~2007

Role Model : IITs in India and MIT, Stanford, Caltech from abroad Gap analysis and plans for bridging the

gap Curriculum Faculty and students Infrastructure Ambience



1854~2007

Name of the Department International Journals

International Conferences

National Journals

National Conferences

Total

Civil Engineering 4 11 9 16 40

Mechanical Engineering 2 39 7 107 155

Electrical Engineering 7 40 2 52 101


4 64 5 45 108

Materials and Metallurgical Engineering

6 10 17 25 58

Instrumentation and Control Engineering

4 20 1 34 59

Computer Engineering AND Information technology

-- 7 -- 12 19

Production Engineering (Sandwich) 6 8 13 23 50

Applied Science and Mathematics 9 -- 2 6 17

Publications during last three years Total : 607

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