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DIET e-Newsletter, May 2019

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Educational Events

Internet of Things (IoT) Lab @ DIET

Internet of Things (IoT) is believed to be the upcoming disruptive technology that willrevolutionize all sectors of the society. It will not only provide unprecedented opportunities fortechnologies and automation to penetrate in everything that we do but also create hugeopportunities for new markets and business models. With an intension to prepare students forthis promising field and to encourage them to explore innovations in this domain an Internet ofThings Laboratory has been established at Department of Electrical and Electronics &Communication Engineering. The laboratory has been setup as a part of various activities underStudent Start-up and Innovation Policy (SSIP) Nodal Center at the Institute.

The laboratory is equipped with large varieties of sensors, actuators, development boards with8-bit to 64-bit CPUs, IoT nodes, edge devices, communication modules, interfacing modules,cloud services, front end application development tools, etc. The laboratory also has number ofdisplayed illustrations that gives insight into IoT system development. Few of the major brandsand technologies supported at IoT lab are summarized below.



Educational Events

Group Visits to Various Industries

Department of Electrical Engineering adopted a different model for industrial visits thissemester for their pre-final year students. Class of BE Sem 6 was divided in small groups of 4-5students and were assigned three industries which have to be visited during the semester. Visitwas planned to be a full day visit to give chance to students to closely study various activities atindustry as well as to interact with technical and HR staff. Students were expected to submitdetailed project report at the end of the visit. As a part of this students visited followingindustries. This model of industrial visit was appreciated both by students and industries andproved to be more effective compared to class visit.

Sr. No. Industry Date of Visit

1 Florenza Builder 4 Feb. 19

2 Delta Technocast 9 Feb. 19

3 Falcon Pumps Pvt. Ltd. 11 Feb. 19

4 Synergy Transformers Pvt. Ltd. 12 Feb. 19

5 GETCO - Transmission line towers erection site at Kothariya 15 Mar. 19

6 Rajmoti Technocast 29 Mar. 19

7 Ganesh Bottling 6 Apr. 19

8 Nikoo Precision Cast Pvt. Ltd. 7 Apr. 19

9 Rajkot Engineering Testing and Research Center 17 Apr. 19



In Focus

World Telecommunication and Information Society Day – 17th May

Every year 17th May is celebrated internationally as WorldTelecommunication and Information Society Day. The day is celebratedsince 1969 to mark anniversary of the foundation of InternationalTelecommunication Union (ITU) and this year i.e. 2019 it is its 50th

anniversary. Initially this day was celebrated only as WorldTelecommunication Day. However as Communication technologies arebasic enabling technologies for handling information and much workhave been done in the combined field of Information andCommunication Technologies (ICT) in last 20-30 years, this day isrenamed as World Telecommunication and Information Society Daysince 2006. ITU is an international organization based in United

States, and work towards forming regulations and standards relevant to electroniccommunication and broadcasting technologies. Such standards help in setting up internationallyaccepted standards that enables global communication . For example, in simple terms it can beunderstood through an example that a computer system at one place can communicate with anyother system over the globe because both the systems as well as link between them operates onsome common standards that are internationally accepted.

One of the purposes of celebrating this day is to spread awareness in the community aswell as society about advantages of ICT and how this can be useful in driving the economical aswell as social growth. Further, it serves as a reason to bring together people working in the areaof ICT so that sharing of knowledge can happen for mutual benefits. Every year ITU declares atheme of current relevance over which experts, practitioners, industries as well as governmentsacross the globe undertake number of activities so as to spread awareness as well as boost thegrowth in the domain. The theme for year 2018 was Artificial Intelligence for Good whose goalwas to focus on how to harness benefits of artificial intelligence in ICT so as to improve efficiencyof any process or system and to improve living standards in society.

For year 2019, the theme proposed by ICT is Bridging the Standardization Gap. Asdiscussed, the main role of ITU is to frame standards at international level. Looking at history ofthis process, it can be observed that those countries that are relatively advance in technology, i.e.generally the developed countries, have played a major role in formulating such standards andthere are very less inputs or involvement from developing or underdeveloped countries. This hascreated two major issues. First is that each country has its own peculiarity and constraints –demographic, geographical, social or economical and hence requires special consideration whileframing standards for implementation and sustainable growth. Second is that because of lessinvolvement and awareness countries find problem in understanding, implementing andpracticing these standards. This creates – what is called a Digital divide between developed anddeveloping countries.

This year’s theme is aimed to gap this divide by ensuring that developing countries areincreasing their ability to contribute to, and benefit from, the important ICT standardizationwork and achieve sustainable development goals.



Staff Achievement

Attended Short Term Training Program

Prof. S. G. Janiyani, Prof. A. N. Tank and Prof. J. J. Vaghela from Department of MechanicalEngineering attended one week STTP on Finite Element Analysis using ANSYS organized byDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, BVM Engineering College, Vallabh Vidyanagar during 13- 18 May, 2019. The objective of the STTP was to provide exposure to the essential principles ofstructural analysis, thermal analysis and fluid dynamics.

NPTEL Online Certification Course

Following faculties have successfully completed online certification course offered during Jan.-April 2019 through NPTEL. It is worth to know that NPTEL (National Programme on TechnologyEnhanced Learning) is a joint initiative of IITs and IISc through which various online courses areoffered every semester with facility to earn certification from IITs & IISc.

Appointed as Mentor for International Experience Program by GTU

Prof. Dipak. Jivani, Department of Civil Engineering, is appointed as mentor for InternationalExperience Program (IEP) promoted by Gujarat Technological University. It is worth to mentionhere that IEP was initiated in 2011 by Gujarat Technological University and is the largest studentmobility program offered by technological universities of India under which students getprivilege to study two subjects of their final year at the foreign university and apart from this,students get opportunity and memorable experience to work on case studies as decided by theUniversity professors.

Prof. Jivani will lead a group of 35 Civil Engineering students to a fruitful and effectivecompletion of the course work at University of Architecture, Civil Engineering & Geodesy,Bulgaria (Europe).

Attended National Seminar

Prof. M. S. Kadri, Prof. D. R. Pipaliya and Prof. C. K. Jagatiya from Department of Humanities &Science attended one day national seminar on Application of Mathematics in Engineering on 25May 2019. The seminar was organized by Adani Institute of Infrastructure Engineering,Ahmedabad and was sponsored by Gujarat Council on Science and Technology(GUJCOST),Government of Gujarat.

Sr. No. Name Dept. Course Offering Institute

1 Prof. C. S. Raichura CI Infrastructure Planning & Management

IIT Madras

2 Prof. N. M. Patel CI Infrastructure Planning & Management

IIT Madras

3 Prof. B. A. Dave EE Electrical Machines II IIT kharagpur



Student Achievement

NPTEL Online Certification Course

Bhalodiya Raj, Chandegra Kuldeep and Rakhashiya Narendra, students of BE Sem 4, Departmentof Electrical Engineering have successfully completed online certification course on ElectricalMachine II offered by IIT Kharagpur during Jan.-April 2019 through NPTEL. These onlinecourses are free for all to learn and have very nominal fees for appearing in certification exam toearn certificate. Every semester number of students and faculties from the Institute participatein these courses and get benefited.

Students Projects under SSIP

Following projects have been completed under Student Start-up and Innovation Policy (SSIP)Nodal center at the Institute in year 2018-2019. Total of Rs. 3.61 lac were sponsored by theInstitute to these projects from SSIP grant. Under SSIP students are encouraged and financiallysupported to take up innovative projects which can lead towards a Start-up andentrepreneurship opportunities.

Sr. No.

Project Title Dept. Team Members

1 Active Filter as a Solar Grid Tie Inverter EE, DIETSutariya Abhishek Patel Path Bakraniya Vishal

2

Simulation, Design and Implementation of

passive harmonic filter for induction furnace

used in Investment casting process

EE, DIET

Vachhani ParthChauhan AmitDhokiya BhavikPadh Abhijeet

3

An Experimental Study On Effect of clay

Content on Drained Shear Strength of Sand

Using Triaxial Test

CI, DIET

Gosai HarshilGondaliya KishanBoghara AkshardeepGajera Mukund

4 Smart Garbage Monitoring System EE, DIET

Bariaya Ravi Chadamiya Ravi Joshi Abhishek Maheta Viral

5 Working Model of Electric Car ME, DIETDS

Savaliya ArjunParsana PavitraKotadiya DeepTrada Shyam

6 Working Model of Free Style Hoverboard ME, DIETDSRadadiya VyomeshDesai JitakshSanghar Farid



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Placement NewsTop Recruitment of this Month

Following students of BE are placed during May 2019 in various companies. We congratulate allof them and wish for better future.

SABHAYA BINAL(BE Sem-6, CE)RKIT Software

CTC: ` 2,25,000

CHUDASAMA NILESH (BE Sem-6, CE)

InfostretchCTC: ` 3,00,000

VARSANI REMISH(BE Sem-6, CE)Version SystemCTC: ` 1,80,000

TRAMBADIYA MOHIL(BE Sem-6, CE)Version SystemCTC: ` 1,80,000

Placement Statistics 2015-19 Batch

CE ME CI EE

Total Students 126 72 185 54

Interested in Placement 79 44 98 32

Placed by College 75 37 37 26

Placed by Students (themselves) 0 7 15 4

Total Placed 75 44 52 30

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