TP classes

It has been observed that the TP classes are being bunked by every group. 

Bunk these classes at your own risk, as 20marks of the project internal shall be awarded based upon the work and attendance of this class

change of supervisor

the supervisor for the following groups have been changed,

12	Ngawang Tender	2012000066	120107167	Gaurav Saini	Rainwater collection and storage.
	Khyolamo  kikon	2013010723	130107091
	Lantham Leishemba	2012013563	120107124
13	deepak vats	2013001510	130107059	Pinaki	Construction of biogas plant and use of biogas as a fuel.
	faisal shahid	2013007790	130107065
	Ankit Aggarwal	2013011050	130107033
14	Ubaid Majeed Wani	2013003049	130107191	Gaurav Saini	Quality analysis of drinking water in................region.
	Wasiq Wani	2013001110	130107205
	Kamran Qureshi	2013003050	130107090
15	Amarjeet singh	2013014628	130107029	Prabhas	Primary Treatment of surface water.
	Devesh yadav	2013008168	130107062
	Anubhav aggarawal	2013010772	130107036

this is with immediate effect.

Respective group is advised to meet the new supervisor and start their work

Urgent : APPORT

Dear students

APPORT final joining is postponed for thrusday.
tomorrow's visit of APPORT is cancelled.


Posted by:
Shikha Saini
Faizanul Haque

Time Table applicable from Jan 9

Time Table

Apport Interview

Dear All,

All the students selected for Apport are required to be present in HOD, office on 9 January 2016 , Monday at 11:30 AM.

All the girls are also requested to be present.

Regards
Faizanul Haque
Shikha Saini

Rules for NOC

Rules for NOC

We shall be offering the MOOC courses soon.

In the meantime you may try to find out relevant MOOC courses by yourselves and let us know which you would like to do.

Possible links for finding MOOC courses,

1. Udemy Free Courses – Udemy is an example of a site allows anyone to build or take online courses. 
2. ITunesU Free Courses – Apple’s free app “gives students access to all the materials for courses in a single place. Right in the app, they can play video or audio lectures. Read books and view presentations.”
3. Stanford Free Courses -  From Quantum Mechanics to The Future of the Internet, Stanford offers a variety of free courses.  Check out Stanford’s Engineering Everywhere link.
4. UC Berkeley Free Courses – From General Biology to Human Emotion, Berkley offers a variety of courses.  Check out:  Berkeley Webcasts and Berkeley RSS Feeds.
5. MIT Free Courses – Check out MIT’s RSS MOOC feed.  Also see:  MIT’s Open Courseware.
6. Duke Free Courses – Duke offers a variety of courses on ITunesU.
7. Harvard Free Courses – From Computer Science to Shakespeare, students may now get a free Harvard education. “Take a class for professional development, enrichment, and degree credit. Courses run in the fall, spring, or intensive January session. No application is required.”
8. UCLA Free Courses – Check out free courses such as their writing program that offers over 220 online writing courses each year.
9. Yale Free Courses – At Open Yale, the school offers “free and open access to a selection of introductory courses taught by distinguished teachers and scholars at Yale University. The aim of the project is to expand access to educational materials for all who wish to learn.”
10. Carnegie Mellon Free Courses – Carnegie Mellon boosts “No instructors, no credits, no charge.”
11. https://www.edx.org/ - Improve Your Life and Improve Your Career with edX Courses
12. https://www.coursera.org/ - Coursera provides universal access to the world’s best education, partnering with top universities and organizations to offer courses online.

Guidelines and Dates for Final year BTech project Pt II

Guidelines and Dates for

Final year BTech project Pt II

Every group of the final year project shall have to follow the below guidelines,

·         Each supervisor shall review the project in the first week of the start of the session (between 9-13th Jan)

·         If there is any need for change of guide (as is the case of groups with Neha), the groups should contact the HOD with an application by 10th January so that new guide can be allocated

·         After the review a work plan for the remaining term shall be submitted by the students to the respective guide by 18th Jan

·         Attendance shall also be marked with the guide every week

·         Every student shall maintain a diary which needs to be signed by the guide every week

·         Every week there shall be a presentation (consisting of 4 slides only) by the group to the concerned guide, at a time and date mutually agreed. The marks allocated shall count towards the CA of project

·         The guide has all the rights to provide a ZERO if the student is not reporting for the weekly meeting

·         The following dates shall be adhered to,

o   Submission of revised work plan - 18th Jan

o   Submission of Progress report #3 - 18th Feb

o   Submission of Progress report #4 - 24th Mar

o   Internal evaluation - between 3-8th April

o   Final submission of the report - 21st April

All the above shall be mandatory for the evaluation of the BTech project. In addition, there shall be a final external evaluation of the project, after the end term examination. Date of the final evaluation shall be notified later