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PRAKRUSHT-2016

Report

1 April, 2016

SMT. S. R. PATEL ENGINEERING COLLEGE, DABHI-UNJHA

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Summary

A National Level Technical Symposium entitled “Prakrusht- 2016” was

conducted on 1 st April, 2016. The organization and management was especially

creditable. Other than the traditional crowd-pulling events, Prakrusht-16 boasted of

many new initiatives and interactive events. The effort that had been put by staff

members, management and students was truly praiseworthy.

The aim of competitions & events at Prakrusht- 2016 has been to cater to all

genres of engineering and technology. This was ensured by having competitions like Infra

Civil , Relay Puzzle , Robo War, Civil-o-tress, Robo Run, Paper Presentation ,Assembly ,

Robo Line Follower , Treasure Hunt , Click pic , Lan Arena, Web Craft ,Coder Paradise,

Android App Mania, Junkyard War . All the events, like always, saw a huge turnout

both in terms of enthusiastic participants and an exuberant audience. It was also

strategic in getting hold of a floating crowd and ensuring huge numbers for any

announcements/news etc.

Objective

The main objective of the Prakrusht-2016 was to bring all the students of

engineering together by various types of competitive events. It will help to

encourage the students and perk up of technical and edifice skills of the engineering

students.

Events

The Symposium featured multiple sessions and events, a total of 15 technical

events. Events like Infra Civil , Relay Puzzle , Robo War, Civil-o-tress, Robo Run, Paper

Presentation ,Assembly , Robo Line Follower , Treasure Hunt , Click pic , Lan Arena, Web

Craft ,Coder Paradise, Android App Mania, Junkyard War were available to emerging

technocrats.

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Inaugural Function

Inauguration function was held on 1st April 2016 at 8.00 am by lighting the lamp in the auspicious presence of Mr. Kalpesh Patel (Executive Chairman , SRPEC), Dr. A. H. Shah (Principal, SRPEC) , Prof. Manoj Rajpara(Co-coordinator, Prakrust - 2016),& Mr. Nihar Maheshwari (President) (Prakrust - 2016)

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Coder Paradise

• Introduction

The battle ground is set, this time, for the quest of that Programming gladiator. Prove yourself in the test of not only Skills but also endurance as you make your way through a series of challenges with C, C++ as your weapons. The time has come show your guts and win the battle.

Programming is the coding event and there will be one round for each

team. A round consists some program which will be in 3 sections one for each member of team. Coding language will be C & C++.

• Rules & Regulation

o This is a team event. Each team must have one members.

o A round will be time bounded. o Decision of judges in each round will be final. No further queries will be

entertained. o It is not necessary that the participants forming a team should be from the

same college. Round -1 • Participant have use only C language. • Participants will have time line of 30 min to complete it. • Participants will be provided list of programs. • Top selected students who Crack all codes first will join us in the next round. Round -2 • Participant have use C\ C++ language. • Participants will have time line of 30 min to complete it. • Participants will be provided list of Programs. • The one who Crack all codes first will be considered as a winner.

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• Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. M. B. Patel

Jury Member:

Prof. M. B. Patel

Total Number of Participants: 24

• Winners:

Rank Name College Prize

1 Khushil Khatri SRPEC Rs. 3,000/-

2 Patel Mansi K SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

Web Craft

• Introduction:

This technical competition is all about designing the web-page using your language knowledge.

• Rules & Regulations:

o 1 student per group is allowed.

o 30 minutes will be given for one application. o Template & IDE (Dreamweaver) will be given form the institute only.

• Judging Criteria:

o Finishing Time

o Clarity

o Time

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• Faculty:

Coordinator: Prof. N.B. Patel

• Jury member:

Prof. N.B. Patel

Total Number of Participants: 11 Groups

Winners:


1 THAKKAR BHUMIKA

TRIVEDI SHAILA

SRPEC Rs. 2000/-

2 KHATRI KHUSHIL MEHTA JAY

SRPEC Rs. 1000/-

Relay Puzzle

• Introduction:

This technical competition is the coding event with password cracking and unzipping file, file contains program definition.

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• Faculty:

Coordinator: Prof. Adesh Panchal

• Jury member:

Prof. Adesh Panchal


Winners:


1 KHATRI KHUSHIL SRPEC Rs. 2000/-

2 PATEL TUSHAR

SONI ALKESH

SRPEC Rs. 1000/-

Andi App Mania

• Introduction: This technical competition is all about designing the Android Application using your knowledge.

• Rules & Regulations: 1. Group contains 2 members. 2. 2 rounds will be there with limited time. Round -1

In round-1 contestants has to crack the file by applying password. For password hint some clue will be given.

Round-1 is of 15 mins. 2 members are allowed in round -1

Round -2

In round-2 only one member is allow to go for programming after getting definition from round-1.

Round-2 is of 30 min.

• Judging Criteria:

Finishing time Coding clarity

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• Rules & Regulations: 1. Maximum 2 students per group are allowed. 2. It is not necessary that the participants forming a team should be from the same college. 3. Participants will have time line of 2 hour to complete it.. 4. App View will be given from the institute only. 5. Decision of judges will be final. No further queries will be entertained.

Faculty:

Coordinator: Prof. D J Jansari

• Jury member:

Prof. D J Jansari


Winners:


1 PATEL TUSHAR B

PATEL VIKAS

SRPEC Rs. 2000/-

2 PATEL KAJAL

PARIKH HEMADRI

SRPEC Rs. 1000/-

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Civil O’tress

• Introduction

Civil-O-Stress is the structure engineering game for civil engineering in which

participant has to make the mode of required structure in given time constraint. The model is evaluated on basis of plan area, number of bay, type of structure, and elevation of structure. By this game they will get an idea about beam column arrangement and joint.

Rules & Regulations:

Each participant will be given a 15 minute.

1) Minimum number of bay should be 2 up to approx 1m height.

2) Minimum height of model should be more than 1m.

3) Structure will be evaluated on basis of type, Height, Plan area.

4) 1st round is only eliminated round after 1st round final & mega round will be

conducted.

• Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. Hiren.V.Patel

Jury Member: Prof. Hiren.V.Patel

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Total Number of Participants: 97 Participants

• Winners:


1 PATEL ARPI SRPEC Rs. 3,000/-

2 PATEL NIRALI SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

Infra Civil

• Introduction

Infra Civil is a event organized by Smt. S R Patel Engineering college. In this Event A Residential Bungalow Model need to Prepare on the Day of Prakrusht. Some of the points regarding rules of this event and considering points are given below:


Students need to participate in Group. Each group should have maximum 3

students.

Each group need to submit following Auto CAD Drawing of proposed Residential

Bungalow in Fix Plot Area of (15 m X 20 m) before 5 days of Prakrusht Event.

o Ground Floor Plan

o First Floor Plan

o Elevation

o Section View (Section view must be pass from WC and Stair Case)

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Residential Bungalow must contain following features at ground floor

o Master Room

o Children Room

o Drawing room

o Kitchen

o Bathroom/ WC

o Stair Case

o At first floor participants need to plan as per their view. No criteria is there

for first floor.

On the day of Prakrusht, Participants are supposed to make a 3-D model of given

plan within 5 Hours by Using Hard Board and fevicol.

o Institute will provide Only Hard Board and fevicol strictly.

o Any other material like Cutter, Colour, Sticking Paper, Furniture etc. may be

used in the Model by your Own.

• Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. Vineet Jain

Jury Member: Prof. Vineet Jain Total Number of Participants: 11 Participants

• Winners:

Rank

Name College Prize

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PATEL VIREN PATEL GAUTAM PATEL NIRAV

SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

2 PATEL JAIMIN DODIYA KRUNAL ZALA YOGESH

SRPEC Rs. 1,000/-

Paper Presentation

• Introduction: Paper presentation is the process of conveying/sharing knowledge among

the listeners. It is a live communication between speaker and listeners. Looking to the more, by presenting something among the listeners which depicts the strong command and knowledge of a speaker into that area of specialization.

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• Rules & Regulations:

1. Length of paper must not be exceeding 8 pages. Maximum number of authors allowed per paper is two of which one must be present on the day of presentation.

2. Timing for presentation will be 10 min.

3. Timing for presentation’s Question – answer will be 5min.

4. Number of slides should be less than 20.

Word limit for Abstract: 500words Word limit for full paper: 5000words Page limit: Not more than 8 pages (A4size) Keywords: maximum 5 words Instructions for manuscript preparation:

1. Manuscripts must be in English. 2. The first page should contain the title of the paper, name(s) and affiliation(s) of the authors. 3. Full name, Email of each co-author and Keywords should be provided in the paper file name and email of the corresponding author should be clearly indicated. 4. Abstract should consist of one paragraph and not contain numbered references. Define all nonstandard symbols and abbreviations. 5. Headings and subheadings of the paper (e.g. Abstract, Introduction, Formulation, Methods, Results, Discussion, and Conclusion) should be clearly indicated. 6. The contents of the paper should be in one column format with font size 12, font type Times New Roman, single spaced and in MS Word (2003/2007) and PDF formats. 7. Title of the paper should be bold and centrally aligned with font size 14. Subheadings should be bold with font size 12. Tables and figures should have captions with font size 10. Equations, Tables, Figures, should be numbered consecutively. 8. In the body of paper, all references, figures, and tables must be cited with an Arabic numeral according to the order in which it is discussed in the paper 9. References must contain full title, place and year of publication, and be listed at the end of the article in the reference section. Technical reports, memos, unpublished or to be published articles must not be listed as references, only published work in journals

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and books may be cited as references. 10. Original Contribution: Your own scientific contribution should be clearly stated in the manuscript.

• Judging Criteria: 1. Finishing Time 2. clearity

• Faculty

Coordinator: Mr. Prakash R. Mistri

Jury Member:

Mr. M. M. Patel(For Computer branch)

Mr. P.R. Mistri(For Mechanical branch) Total Number of Participants: 19 Participants

• Winners:


1 PATEL RIDHDHI SAFFRONY Rs. 2,000/-

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2 JYOTI SHEKHAVAT SRPEC Rs. 1,000/-

Robo Run

Introduction:

Design a manually controlled ROBOT that has capacity to cover maximum distance in shortest possible time, challenging the hurdles and be one of the best opponents. Think your robot can overcome any obstacle-big or small in the least of time. If so get it on the track and let the game begin. And bear in mind that maximizing RPM does not make you winner but winners are those who have good presence of mind, sharpness and practice.

• Rules & Regulations: 1) This is racing event so fastest and most balanced robot will win. 2) Robot should be as per the given specifications. 3) Each team can have maximum three members. Students from different institutes can form a team. 4) Each member of the team must contain the identity card of his/her respected institute. 5) The robot should not damage the arena. 6) The robot must not leave behind any of its parts during the run else it will result in disqualification 7) Unethical behavior could lead to disqualification. Faculty-coordinators have all the rights to take final decision for any matter during the event. 8) Judge's decision will be considered final. 9) The robot will be checked as per the specification by jury member appointed by the college before enters in to the tournament and if any failure may lead to disqualify. 10) Readymade robot, Please Excuse.

Faculty

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Coordinator: Prof.Mr. Pramod Pawar

Jury Member: Prof. Mr. Pramod Pawar


Winners:

Robo War:

Introduction:

It will be savage. It will be treacherous. Clash of Metals with the alloys grinding red hot. It is a game of style, control, damage and aggression with the robots pit against each other in a deadly combat. These warriors shall duel for honour and loyalty in an arena of destructions with their pneumatic spikes, flipping tusks, angle grinders, hurling maces, hydraulic pincers and lots more.


Rank Nameofstudent College Prize

1 PATEL PIYUSH

PATEL SWAPNIL

PATEL KUNJ

SRPEC Rs. 3,000/-

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PATEL HIREN PATEL KASHYAP PATEL PARTH

SRPEC

Rs. 2,000/-

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1. No. of participates per group: - Maximum 3 members 2. Any team that is not ready at the event specified time will be disqualified. 3. The robot will be checked as per the specification by jury member appointed by the college before enters in to the tournament and if any failure may lead to disqualify. 4. Participants should not step inside within the specified boundary limit. 5. Participant from different institution may also form their group. 6. The coordinators or any supporting staff member are not responsible for robots that get damaged by colliding with the boundaries of the arena and during the war duration. 7. No oblige on the any decision will be given by jury member. 8. If in any case tie breaks, final decision will be given on the bases of Point system by the jury member. 9. All the participants are strictly informed that the instrument and it's relevant material required for the robot war event must keep with them, nothing will provide by the institute. 10. Ready made robot, Please Excuse. 11. Participants are requested to report for registration at the venue at least 20 minutes before the event for securitization. 12. The final decision of judges is binding to all participants. 13. The controlling wires should be bound into a single strip and long enough. The length of the wire from the robot to the controlling unit should be more than 4 meter. 14.The robot can be wired or wireless. Wireless bots must have at least two modes of frequency to avoid frequency interference. 15. Time limit should be specified by jury member for the event. 16. Participants are strongly suggested to bring spare parts to replace damages. Extra batteries must also be brought for backup. 17. The organizers reserve all rights to vary any of the above rules. The participants must regularly keep checking the website for further updates. 18. Any misbehavior of code of conduct will lead to disqualification of the team from the event and also their participation in PRAKRUST 2016 will be at stake.

Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. Mr. Snehal Patel

Jury Member:

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Prof. Mr. Snehal Patel


Winners:

Robo Line Follower:

Introduction:

The robo will start from starting point and the time taken to complete the path will be measured .The path will be black strip on white sheet on which robo will run. Robo who complete the line in shortest time without distracting track in 3 attempt will be declared as a winner.


1. Total three attempts will be given to participant to complete the path 2. No objections shall be declared against the judges' decisions. 3. The lead person of a team can present objections to the Committee, before the

match is over, if there are any doubts in the exercising of these rules. If there are no Committee members present, the objection can be presented to the judge


1 PRAJAPATI PARTH

GURJAR CHIRAG

GPERI Rs. 2,000/-

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before the match is over.

Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. Shivani Raval

Jury Member:

Prof. Shivani Raval Total Number of Participants: 5 Participants

Winners:

Assembly:


1. Two members in each team.

2. The event depends upon the time which is required to complete a task.


1 KHATRI KHUSHIL

PATEL HETASVI

PATEL SHIVANI

SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

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3. Time will be depending on task.

4. Task is not related to branch of student.

5. Elimination round depend upon the number of entry.

6. It must be required to present without fail at the time of event.

Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. J.B. Patel

Jury Member:

Prof. J.B. Patel Total Number of Participants: 52 Participants

Winners:

JunkYard War:

Introduction:

In Junkyard, you have to bring out the beauty in the beast. This is the closest you could possibly get to actually Performing magic. Junkyard will test your ability to make use of every resource available in an optimized manner under time constraint. All that you need to have is some “jugaad” from “kabaad”.


1 KAUSHIK THAKOR

KEYUR SUTHAR

SRPEC Rs. 3,000/-

2 PATEL RONAK

PATEL HIREN

SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

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1. Limited time for machining will be provided. 2. Only technical model will be taken into consideration. 3. Jury decision will be final decision. 4. Any misbehavior or argument will lead to disqualification. 5. All participants must have to report 30min before the event starts. 6. All the team members must be present during the event at a given time, if not found present then the team is declare as absent and they are disqualified. 7. No extra time will be given to any team under any circumstances. Decision of the judge is final. 8. Junkyard war team is not responsible for any injury and any loss of property. 9. If there is any damage to the property provided from us, would liable to pay for damage.

10. More information is instructed on the day of event.

Faculty

Coordinator: Prof. Nikunj Patel

Jury Member:

Prof. Nikunj Patel Total Number of Participants: 15 Participants

Winners:


1 RAVAL AJAY

PARMAR PARESH

TARUN THAKKAR

THAKOR JAGMAL

SRPEC Rs. 3,000/-

2 PATEL NIRAV

PATEL HARSH

GAJJAR DHAVAL

PATEL BHAVIK

SRPEC Rs. 2,000/-

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