OPENING OF GIRL’S MESS
“Laughter is brightest in
the place where food is good” In light of this, our esteemed Alumni of the
1994 – 98 batch have contributed a lot for their Silver Jubilee. Amongst these
contributions is the opening of the mess for the girls’ hostel on 16th of
July, 2023. It was a joyous occasion and has helped the students to have a
place for enjoying food we love. Acknowledging their efforts in creating a
better environment for the students, we the students express our sincere thanks
and gratitude to the batch of 1994 – 98.
CLOUD HUB MEETING
The 1998 alumni batch of our college have proposed to train and support placements to the final year students in cloud domain. The AWS certification charges of around ₹8000/- was also sponsored by the same batch. It has been said that 50 students will be shortlisted for the first level training and there will be an orientation programme to explain how the process goes. To choose 50 students for the training, an online test was conducted on 03.08.23 at our college. This was open to all branches. The session went for an hour about the basics of cloud. The shortlisted 50 members list is yet to receive.
SAHA SYMPOSIUM
The Science and Humanity Association (SAHA) of our college hosts a one-day technical symposium for first-year students every year. The president, vice president, secretary, and committee members, elected a month prior through a voting process, work diligently to ensure the symposium’s success. This year the INVICTUS is held on July 26.Dr.M.Sutha from Department of tamil, Alagappa University was the Chief Guest. The function was held in the gracious presence of our Principal Dr.P.K.Palani, Vice Principal Dr.K.Baskaran, Convenor Dr.B.V.Bhuvaneshwari and Coordinator Dr.S.Vasanthi. First-year students gave technical presentations in physics, chemistry, and maths and the winners were awarded in the ending ceremony of the symposium. This one-day extravaganza provides an excellent experience for the students to manage various tasks and to interact with others.
SEMESTER EXAMS AND REOPENING
For the academic year
2022–2023, the corresponding second- and third-year students had already
completed their written exams for the fourth and sixth semesters. The
third-year departmental semester exams began on 04.06.2023, and ended on 21.06.
2023.The fourth semester exams for second-year students were also administered
from 05.06.2023 to 19.06.2023. Then, for both third- and second-year students,
our college declared four weeks of non-working days so they may participate in
a variety of internship programmes in various locations. For the academic year
2023–2024, the college reopened oon31.06.2023, with a focus on students who had
just begun their fifth and seventh semesters.
CONTROL AND
INSTRUMENTATION FOR PLANT AUTOMATION
The program control and electrical system overview for plant automation was held on 4th of this month for EEE, ECE, and Mechanical department students of our college. The program was presented by Mr. Selvakumar Sathurappan, manager in Siemens energy, Houston and Harikrishnan Veeramani, lead in PT.CS, Indonesia. The program mainly focused on introducing the students to core domains, majorly dealt with different manufacturing plants and with career opportunities. The students felt it was a very informative and useful program and are looking forward to more similar initiatives like this.
TECHBYTES
Datafication is a
technological trend that converts many aspects of our lives into data, which is
then converted into information and realised as a new form of value. In 2013,
Kenneth Cukier and Viktor Mayer-Schönberger popularised the term datafication .Until
now, datafication was associated with the analysis of data-captured
representations of our lives, but not on this scale. This shift was driven
primarily by the impact of big data and the computational opportunities
provided by predictive analytics.
Examples of datafication
in social and communication media include how Twitter datafies stray thoughts
or how LinkedIn and others dataficate HR. Alternative examples include aspects
of the built environment, as well as design via engineering and/or other tools
that link data to formal, functional, or other physical media outcomes. One
example is data collection and processing for optimal control (e.g., shape
optimisation).
APTITUDE CORNER
1)A and B are two alloys of gold and copper prepared by mixing metals in the ratio 7 : 2 and 7 : 11 respectively. If equal quantities of the alloys are melted to form a third alloy C, the of gold and copper in C will be:
A. 5 : 7
B. 5 : 9
C. 7 : 5
D. 9 : 5
2)The sum and difference of HCF and LCM of two numbers is 666 and 518. Find both the numbers if sum of these two numbers is 444.
A. 296, 148
B. 74, 296
C. 122, 244
D. 122, 183
E. None
3)A bottle contains two liquids A and B in the ratio 4 : 5. When 20 liters of the liquid A is taken out and 20liters of liquid B was poured into the bottle, then the new ratio of liquid A to liquid B becomes 3: 4. Find the quantity liquid A in the bottle initially
A. 560 L
b. 660 L
c. 700 L
d. 480 L
e. 760 L
4)Arpita invested her saving in two schemes at the rate of 15% p.a. and 25% p.a. on C.I respectively in the ratio 7:5. If after 2 years, Arpita gets a total interest of Rs.507 from both the schemes, so find the total amount invested by Arpita?
A. 6000 Rs
B. 4800 Rs
C. 5000 Rs
D. 4500 Rs
E. 1200 Rs
5)In an examination, it is required to get 45% of the aggregate marks to pass. A student gets 700 marks and has declared failed by 10% marks. What was the maximum aggregate marking a student can get?
A. 2000
b. 1800
c. 1500
d. 2200
e. 2500
Kindly send your answers
to accetnews3@gmail.com along with your
name, year and department.
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