Department of Electrical EngineeringFaculty of Engineering

(2012-2017)

Presentation Outline

• Department Profile

• Programmes Offered

• Teaching Learning Milestones

• Research Highlights

• Collaborations

• Facilities Available

• Future Road Map

• Labs-on-Land / Outreach Programs

Department Profile

• Teaching Staff

▪ 14 Ph.Ds. (64%)

▪ 6 pursuing Ph.D.

• No. of Students : B. Tech.: 291

B. Tech.(PT) : 94

M. Tech.: 26

• Teacher-Student Ratio : 1 : 19.6

Designation No.

Professors 6

Associate Professors 4

Assistant Professors 9

Emeritus Professors 3

Total 22

Department Profile

Students’ Enrolment and Profile

S. No. Courses StudentsBoys Girls Total

1. B.Tech. I year 41 31 722. B.Tech. II year 45 31 763. B.Tech. III year 26 48 744. B.Tech. IV year 40 29 695. B.Tech. (PT- EE) 94 0 946. M. Tech. (Engg. Systems) 25 1 267. Ph.D. 21 0 21

Total 292 140 432

Women Enrolment : 32.40 %

Reservation: As per Govt. Norms

Department Profile

Department Profile

• Department received UGC SAP Assistance (44.50 Lacs)

• Department is DST FIST Funded (126.00 Lacs)

Programmes Offered

Programmes Offered1. UG, PG Programmes offered

▪ B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering)

▪ B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering with specialization in Electronics)

▪ B. Tech. (Electrical Engineering with specialization in Computer Science)

▪ B. Tech. (Part time in Electrical Engineering)

▪ M. Tech. (Engineering Systems)

2. Support for Skill Courses

▪ B. Voc. (Renewable Energy)

▪ M. Voc. (Renewable Energy)

▪ Modular Course on Solar Power Technician

3. Ph.D. Programmes

4. Five Months Onsite Cooperative Training in reputed Industries/ Research Organizations

Programmes Offered Contd.5. To provide exposure to wider area of learning, the following new Ancillary Courses are being offered

• Business Management

• Business Economics

• Accountancy and Law

• Biology/ Neuroscience

• Quantum Computing

• Kriyatmak Sangeet

• Hindi/ Sanskrit

• Consciousness Studies

• Cognitive Science

• Quantum Mechanics.

• Psychology

Teaching / Learning Milestones

Cooperative Internship Programme2017 Batch Status

• Students continue to pursue Final Year MajorProject on industry problems identifiedduring Coop Programme. NINE students ofthe present batch are working on problemsacquired from SunSure, Essar Steel (paidthrough consultancy)

• TEN pre-placement offers already confirmedin Essar Steel, Zia Semiconductors, CognizantTechnologies, Cadence. More are expected.

• TWO students received Rs. 25000/- cashaward each at Essar Steel for excellentperformance.

• Best Trainee award at Cadence

From 2018 onwards, students will get stipendthrough TEQIP project sanctioned to the Faculty.

➢ BHEL

➢ Schneider

➢ PGCIL

➢ Siemens

➢ Torrent Power

➢ ESSAR Steels

➢ Cadence

➢ NXP

➢ Zia Semiconductors

➢ Analog Devices

➢ Texas Instruments

➢ TCS

➢ Schlumberger

➢ BEL

➢ DVVNL

➢ UPPCL

➢ Cognizant

➢ DMRC

➢ SunSure

➢ CG Lucy

➢ Crompton Grieves

➢ Keysight

➢ HCL

➢ IITs

➢ DEI

➢ NBCC

➢ Phillips India

➢ Airport Authority of India

List of Organizations Supporting Coop Internship Program

Specialization in Engineering

• Specializations are offered in Electronics and Computer Science

• Conducted Workshops for Electrical Engineering Curriculum

Development

• More than 100 participants including experts from IITs, IIM, DU,

JNU and Industries attended

Students’ Achievements in Various Streams

Electrical Engineering

• Placements at

BHEL, Siemens, IOCL, FIAT, Schneider, L&T, Kirloskar, PGCIL, BARC, Torrent Power, UPPCL, Crompton Grieves, DMRC, NPCIL, GE, ABB, Phillips India,

GATE : Regular top 500 ranks (Best AIR 2)

• Higher Education

• Institutions opted by Students for higher studies -IITD, IITK, ISMD, IISc, NIT,PSUs, IITJ, DEI, JMI

Elect. Engg. with Specialization in Electronics

• Placements at

CISCO, Cadence, Freescale, ST Microelectronics, NXP, HCL, Analog Devices, Qualcomm, Huawei, LAVA, Freelancers

• GATE: Regular top 500 ranks

• Higher Education

• Institutions opted by Students for higher studies -IITK, IITD, IISc, DEI

Elect. Engg. With Specialization in Computer Science

• Placements at

Microsoft, Google, Cognizant, Accenture, TCS, Adobe, LAVA, Headstrong, Oracle, Keysight,

GATE : Regular top 500 ranks (Best AIR 24)

• Higher Education

• Institutions opted by Students for higher studies -IITK, IITD, IITG, IITB, IISC, IIIT Bengaluru, DEI

Students’ Achievements at National Level1. Second PRIZE (Rs. 2.5 Lakh), Students’

Innovation Pavilion, GRIDTECH2015:5th International Exhibition andConference on April 8-10, 2015 atPragati Maidan, organized byPOWERGRID with the support ofMinistry of Power and in associationwith CBI&P and IEEMA.

2. First prize (Mitsubishi Gold Cup and Rs.1.0 Lakh) and The Most Popular TeamAward at Mitsubishi Electric Cup 2016 :A National Level AutomationCompetition, organized by MitsubishiElectric in Pune.

3. Participation in Rashtrapati BhawanCode for India Hackathon for SocialInnovations held at President’s Estate,New Delhi, India (March 2016)

Students’ Achievements Contd.4. Champion 2017 : Best Solar Skills Training Institute, Renewable Energy India

Expo, September 21, 2017, Greater Noida.

5. IEEE xTREME National Rankings 4, 28, 29

6. Selected for participation at National Level in ACM ICPC 2014,2015

7. Best Graduate Engineer Trainee/ Best New Comer/ Star Performer of the Year/Best Analyst/ Best Team at Maruti Udyog, HCL, TCS, ST Microelectronics,Accenture, ACC Ltd., Siemens India

8. Young System Scientist Award, Systems Society of India, 2013,14,15

9. Google Code Jam 2015 : International ranking 3275

10. Prizes won at National Level Essay Writing

Research Highlights

Undergraduate Research

• Undergraduate Research Award Scheme (Rs. 10,000) to encourage research at

UG level.

• Innovative Student Project Award 2017 for B. Tech. Major Project on, "Study of

Optogenetic Control of Neuronal Signalling", by the Indian National Academy

of Engineering.

• Six papers published in International Journals in 2016

• Three papers published in International Journals in 2017

• Student membership of Professional bodies : IEEE, IEI, SSI, ACM

Undergraduate Research Contd.• Regular participation and paper presentation in prestigious National and International Conferences

• The Science of Consciousness- Dayalbagh:2013, Arizona:2014, 16, Helsinki:2015, San Diego:2017• International School on Quantum & Nano Systems QANSAS• National Systems Conference• IEEE R10 Humanitarian Technology Conference 2016 • Conference on Value Education 2015 Dayalbagh• Indo-German workshop on Research and Education Connect, 2015• Indo-German workshop on Engineering and Analysis of Evolutionary Algorithms, 2013 • PARITANTRA – students winning best paper awards

Research FundingSl.

No.Agencies Funds

(Rs. Lakhs)

1 Annual Maintenance Budget Allocation 2.50

2 UGC SAP 44.50

3 DST FIST 126.00

4 Sponsored Research Projects(DST, UGC, AICTE, ADRDE)

196.50

5 TEQIP (2017-20)* 1500.00

6 MHRD-NMEICT 730.00

TOTAL 2599.50

* For Faculty of Engineering

Research Publications’ Highlights(2012-2017)

Sl. No. Item Number

1 Journal Publications 105

2 Citations (since 2012) 2150

3 Conference Publications 50

4 Books 10

5 Book Chapters 17

6 Ph.D. Awarded 12

7 Ph.D. Ongoing 21

8 Patents 3 (applied for)

9 Invited Talks (Abroad) 15

10 Invited Talks (India) 105

Research Publications (2012-2017)

Sl. No. Journal Impact Factor

1 IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems 7.11

2 International Journal of Knowledge Based Systems

5.02

3 Electrical Power and Energy Systems, Elsevier

3.92

4 International Journal of Engineering Applications of AI

3.42

5 IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery 3.22

6 Expert Systems with Applications 2.98

7 IEEE Transactions on Energy Systems 2.63

8 International Journal of General Systems

2.49

9 International Journal on Soft Computing, Springer

2.47

10 International Journal on Energy 2.40

Sl. No.

Journal Impact Factor

11 IEEE Transactions on Power Systems

1.94

12 Journal of Information Science 1.60

13 Multimedia Tools and Applications

1.53

14 Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, Elsevier

1.50

15 Journal of Applied Soft Computing

1.50

16 International Journal on Memetic Computing

1.24

17 Electric Power Components and Systems

1.22

18 International Transactions on Electrical Energy Systems

1.09

19 International Journal of Applied Evolutionary Computation (IJAEC)

0.86

Membership of Professional Bodies

1. Fellow, Institution of Engineers India Ltd.2. Fellow, Aeronautical Society of India3. Fellow, Indian Society for Technical Education4. Fellow, United Writers Association of India5. Senior Member, IEEE6. Member, IEEE7. Life Member, Systems Society of India8. Life Member, IETE9. Member, Computer Society of India10. Member, SPHEEHA

Office Bearers of Professional Bodies1. President, Systems Society of India2. Vice President, Systems Society of India3. Secretary, Systems Society of India

Books Published• Sahni V., "Quantum Computing", Tata

McGraw Hill, ISBN 978-007062095-7, 2007.

• Sahni V., Goswami D., "Nano Computing", Tata McGraw Hill, ISBN 978-007024892-2, 2008.

• Sahni V., Sivastava D.P., Lakshminarayanan V., "Quantum Information Systems", Tata McGraw Hill, ISBN 978-0070707-07-8, 2011.

• Satsangi P.S., Hameroff S.R., Sahni V., "Consciousness : Integrating Eastern and Western Perspectives", New Age Books, ISBN-13: 978-8178224930, 2016.

Books Published

Book Chapters

• C, Patvardhan, V Prem Prakash, “Novel Deterministic Heuristics for buildingMinimum Spanning Trees with Constrained Diameter”, Book Chapter, PREMI,Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Springer, 2009.

• C. Patvardhan, “Robust Color Image Watermarking Scheme Using JFIF –YcbCrColor Space in Wavelet Domain”, Wireless Networks and ComputationalIntelligence, Communications in Computer and Information Science, Springer,Volume 292, 2012.

• L Kliemann, O Kliemann, C Patvardhan, V Sauerland and A Srivastav, A NewQEA Computing Near-Optimal Low-Discrepancy Colorings in the Hypergraph ofArithmetic Progressions, Experimental Algorithms, Proceedings 12thInternational Symposium, SEA 2013, Rome, Italy, June 5-7, 2013,Series: Lecture Notes in Computer Science, Vol. 7933.

• Chaturvedi D.K., Mayank Pratap Singh, Parameter Estimation and Soft ComputingTechniques, Contributed Chapter in Springer Lecture Notes in Advances in IntelligentSystems, Computing Vol. 258, Chapter - 24, , 2014, ISBN: 978-81-322-1770-1

• C. Patvardhan, Sarika Singh, Ritu Jain and C Vasantha Lakshmi, ”A Novel Approach toSkeletonization for Multi-Font OCR Applications”, Book Chapter, PREMI, LectureNotes in Computer Science, Springer, 2009.

Book Chapters Contd.• Rahul Umrao and D.K. Chaturvedi, O.P. Malik, Load Frequency Control: A Polar Fuzzy Approach, Lecture Notes on Swarm

Evolutionary and Memetic Computing, Springer, 2011: 494-504.• Sanjeev kumar and D.K. Chaturvedi, A Fuzzy Particle Swarm Optimization for solving the Economic Dispatch Problem, Lecture

Notes on Soft Computing for Problem Solving, Springer, 2011.• D.K. Chaturvedi, Himanshu Vijay, Sanjeev Kumar, System Identification of Single Machine Infinite Bus system using GA-Fuzzy

Technique, Lecture Notes on Soft Computing for Problem Solving, Springer, 2011.• Umrao R., D.K. Chaturvedi, A Novel Fuzzy Control Approach For Load Frequency Control, Lecture Notes on Electrical Engineering

by Springer with ISBN No. 978-81-322-1034-4, pp. 239-247. 2012• Chaturvedi D. K., Sinha Anand Premdayal, Short Term Load Forecasting (STLF) using Generalized Neural Network (GNN) trained

with Adaptive GA, B.K. Panigrahi et. Al. (Eds.) of Lecture Notes on Computer Science (LNCS) 8298, Springer International PublishingSwitzerland, 2013, pp. 132-143

• Amit Saraswat, Ashish Saini, A.K. Saxena,“Multi-objective Congestion Management Methodology Based on GenerationRescheduling Bids and Load Curtailment in Competitive Electricity Markets”, Chapter 5 in series “Energy Science and Technology”Volume 12 (Energy Management), 2015, Studium Press LLC USA, Sept. 2015, pp. 119-154,

• Ashish Saini and Amit Saraswat, “Zonal Reactive Power Market Clearing Model in Competitive Electricity Markets using Multi-objective Optimization Approach”, Chapter 21 in series “Energy Science and Technology” Volume 12 (Energy Management),Studium Press LLC USA., Sept. 2015, pp. 508-532,

• Yogesh Gupta, Ashish Saini, A.K. Saxena and Aditi Sharan, “Fuzzy logic based similarity measure for Information Retrieval Systemperformance improvement” ICDCIT 2014, Lecture Notes on Computer Science (LNCS 8337), Springer, pp. 224-232, 2014,

• Amit Saraswat and Ashish Saini, “A Novel Hybrid Fuzzy Multi-Objective Evolutionary Algorithm: HFMOEA”, CCSIT 2012, Part III,Lecture Notes of Institute for Computer Sciences, Social Informatics and Telecommunications Engineering (LNICST 86), Springer,2012, (pp. 168–177)

• Ashish Saini and Saran Satsangi, “Reactive power management and pricing in deregulated power system: An Overview”, ElectricalIndia, Chery Publications,Vol. 50, No. 11, November 2010 (pp. 136-142).

Awards and Recognitions : Faculty

AADEIs’ Chair of Excellence in Quantum Information and Consciousness

SSI Life Time Achievement Award instituted by Systems Society of India, 2016

R.K. Varshney Award instituted by System Society of India, 2013, 2016

Awards and Recognitions: Faculty

National Award for concentrated solar technologies, Ministry of New & Renewable Energy, GoI. 2016

UP State Energy Conservation Awareness Award 2016UP State Energy Conservation Award, 2016.

Faculty Recognitions

• Member, Program Committee and Technical Review Committee of National/International Conferences

• ISCON 2013, ISCON 2014, IEEE Int. Conf. Industrial and Information Systems 2014, International Conference on Computer Systems and Network Technologies, CSNT 2015, ISSIP 2017, ICACCP 2017, ICRCICN 2017

• National Systems Conference 2014,2015, 2016,

• International Conference on Computational intelligence: Theories, Applications and Future Directions, IIT Kanpur

• Reviewer-ship of International Journals

• Digital Signal Processing (Elsevier), 2014.

• IEEE Transactions on Fuzzy Systems

• International Journal of Image, Graphics and Signal Processing, MECS Press

• Math Reviews, American Mathematical Society

• Mathematical Problems in Engineering, Hindawi Press.

• International journal on Knowledge Based Systems

• Member, Staff Selection Committees

• IIITM Gwalior

• Dr. Abdul Kalam Technical University, Lucknow

• Dr. Madan Mohan Malviya Technical University, Gorakhpur

• Rajiv Gandhi ProdhyogikiVishwavidyalaya, Madhya Pradesh

• B H Ambedkar University, Agra

• Purvanchal University, Jaunpur

• Jamia Milia Islamia, Delhi

• Sharda University, Noida

• Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh

• ADRDE, DRDO, Agra

Faculty Recognitions

• Member, Expert Committee• Department of Science & Tech. (DST)

• Solar Energy Research Institute (SERI)

• Department of Electronics & IT, GoI (DeiTY)

• Aerial Delivery Research and Development Est

• General Chair / Financial Chair / Coordinator

• International School on Quantum & Nano Systems

QANSAS – 2012 - 2017

• IEEE Humanitarian technologies Conference, DEI, Agra,

21 -23, December, 2016.

• National Conference Fast Forward with Solar Mission :

Thrust areas and institutional initiatives in Innovation,

Entrepreneurship and Resource Development, DEI

Distance Education Centre, MTV Puram, January 20-21,

2014

• Faculty Development Programme on Solar

Photovoltaic Energy Technology, MTV Puram, 2014.

• National Workshop on Solar Photovoltaic Power

Plants: Opportunities & Challenges, Albertian Institute

of Technology, Kochi, 20-21 March, 2014

• Seminar cum Workshop on Campus Solarization, MTV

Puram, 5th October, 2013

Faculty Recognitions

• DST R&D project titled “Design & Development of a Smart Micro Grid in Dayalbagh Educational Institute” was selected asone of the Success Stories of the Country and included in the report of Science & Technology Minister for presentationduring the meeting of Mission Innovation, a global initiative of 22 countries and European Union at Beijing, June 2017.

Conferences & Seminars organised

1. International School on Quantum & Nano Systems QANSAS (2012 – 2017)

2. IEEE R10 Humanitarian Technology Conference, DEI, Dayalbagh, December 2016

3. Indo-German workshop on Research and Education Connect, 2015

4. National Conference on Fast Forward with Solar Mission : Thrust areas and institutional initiatives in Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Resource Development, DEI Distance Education Centre, MTV Puram, January 20-21, 2014

5. Faculty Development Programme on Solar Photovoltaic Energy Technology, MTV Puram, 2014.

6. National Workshop on Solar Photovoltaic Power Plants: Opportunities & Challenges, Albertian Institute of Technology, Kochi, 20-21 March, 2014

7. Seminar cum Workshop on Campus Solarisation, MTV Puram, 5th October, 2013

8. Indo-German workshop on Engineering and Analysis of Evolutionary Algorithms, 2013

Conferences & Seminars organised9. International School on Quantum & Nano Systems

QANSAS – 2012 - 2017

10. IEEE R10 Humanitarian Technology Conference, DEI, Dayalbagh, December 2016

11. Indo-German workshop on Research and Education Connect, 2015

12. National Conference on Fast Forward with Solar Mission : Thrust areas and institutional initiatives in Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Resource Development, DEI Distance Education Centre, MTV Puram, January 20-21, 2014

Collaborations

Collaboration with BHEL, Bangalore

• Design and deployment of 518 kWpDistributed SPV Microgrid in theinstitute

• 25.5 kWp SPV system in Satsang Hall• R&D in optimal sun tracking and string

monitoring• Solar Agriculture Farm Prototype:

Multiple land-use modelaccommodating 50 solar panels at 16’height, with optimal sun tracking.

4. Tar capturing in Bio Mass Gasifier installed at Community Kitchen , Dayalbagh

5. Cadence Design Systems, USD 25,0006. Water Resistivity Measurement for borewell7. MEAD systems, Singapore8. Premier Trading Corporation9. Government approved Meter Calibration

facility10. Various industries in and around Agra

Consultancy (Rs. 50 Lacs)

1. Future Ocean Project Europe Cluster of Excellence 2012,13,14,16 (one month each year)

2. Essar Steels India Ltd. Rs. 26.88 Lakh

3. BHEL, Bangalore Rs. 3.5 Lakh

Significant Research Collaborations

3. Kiel, Germany 4. IIT, Delhi

2. Michigan State University, USA1. University of Waterloo, Canada

International Universities Visited1. Arizona State University, USA

2. New York State University

3. Fukuoka University, Japan

4. NUS National University, Singapore

5. Jackson University, USA

6. Imperial College, London

7. Cambridge University, London

8. EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland

9. Technical University, Berlin

10. Karlsrushe Institute of Technology, Karlsrushe, Germany

11. Discrete Maths Institute, Bonn

12. TU, Dortmund, Germany

13. Inria Sophia Antipolis, France

14. Norway Institute of Technology

15. Univ. of Ontario (UOIT), Canada

Labs-on-Land /Outreach Programs

Labs-on-Land

• Eleven SPV plants

• Three Solar Thermal Plants

• Two Biogas Plants

• One Gassifier

• RSS Dairy, Agriculture farm

these are used to give exposure to real world systems on which, students perform experiments and projects

Outreach Programs1. Detailed project report for installing solar

systems in the 10 hamlets of Rajaborari in the deep forest region of Madhya Pradesh (Project outlay of Rs. 3.0 Crore).

2. Installation and maintenance of solar systems at DEI, Rajaborari, Murar, MTV Puram, Roorkee, Amritsar, Chennai, Kallupatti, Kakinada and Salem.

3. Maintenance of electrical equipment of Saran Ashram Hospital, Agriculture Farm, Electricity & Water Department of Dayalbagh

4. Deployment and maintenance of solar system at Satsang Hall, Dayalbagh

5. Indigenous design and development of a Microcontroller based embedded controller for conducting a Sound & Light show with synchronized lights, audio and video on the occasion of 100 years of Dayalbagh.

Outreach Programs6. Indigenous design and development of a

Microcontroller based embedded controller forconducting a Sound & Light show withsynchronized lights, audio and video on theoccasion of 100 years of Dayalbagh.

7. Design and development of Musical Fountainsynchronized with lights and audio.

8. Conversion of a Diesel van in to Solar Electric Van9. Energy audit of all the residential quarters of

Dayalbagh for Dayalbagh Nagar Panchayat.10. Active role in the award of “Green Campus”

status to Dayalbagh Nagar Panchayat by Ministryof New & Renewable Energy, GoI

11. Active contribution in the Microsoft HarisalProject under Digital Village initiative ofGovernment of Maharashtra

12. Training of electrical staff of Essential Services,Dayalbagh

13. Maintenance of Sewage Treatment Plant,Dayalbagh

Future Roadmap

Thrust Areas of Researcha. Soft Computing b. Smart Renewable Energy Micro Grids c. Image Processing d. VLSI Design

e. Electrical Machines & Power Systems

Roadmap for Researchf. Quantum & Nano Computing g. Consciousness Studies h. Super Intelligence

Strengths• Faculty and Staff: Highly qualified and stable academic staff. 65% are having Ph.D. with

high research potential.

• Integrated Courses within Departments/ and Inter Faculty interdisciplinary Integrated courses

• Entrepreneurship and Skill development targets through Vocational Courses (Degree and Diploma’s)

• Women enrolment: Women ennoblement in all the three specialisations

• Infrastructure and Learning Resources: Excellent Lab Equipment, Library and Book Bank

• Eco-Friendly Campus: Department is major contributor in making the Institute a Green campus

• Development of Smart Cars: The department is actively involved in developing cars of the future.

• Cooperative Internship program:, Five months onsite training

• Outreach: Contributing in making other establishments as green campus

Best Practices• Curriculum :

• Regular upgradation of Courses and Question Banks

• Evaluation Process : • Fair and timely evaluation of answer scripts

• Teaching - Learning :• Use of ICT facilities, NPTEL, SWAYAM

• Student enrichment programmes: • Special Lectures, Career Guidance, Soft Skills Course etc.

• Tutorials for competitive examinations. (GATE, IES, IAS etc.)

• Placement is coordinated by the Students, Staff and Alumni

VISION

To rigorously pursue progress in Academic and Research

Endeavours while adhering to Mandate of Excellence

with Relevance, to be among top 10 Electrical

Engineering Departments in the country.

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