Our Vision Mission

Vision

To promote experiential, high-quality learning environments for disseminating women’s knowledge in agricultural engineering for the welfare of society.

Mision

DM1: Provide experiential knowledge by student centric teaching-learning process to contribute farming community.

DM2: To help students to become self- reliant, entrepreneurial-trainers through an innovative educational approach.

DM3: To innovate, share and disseminate knowledge of agricultural engineering applications to the students, farmers and stakeholders of the society.

PEOs,

Program Educational Objectives (PEO’s):

PSOs,

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs):

Graduates of the programme B.Tech. Agricultural Engineering will be able to

1. Ability I terms of innovative and creativity thinking, formulate problem solutions towards real and practical field problems in agricultural engineering. (Core skills)
2. Ability to learn new scientific technologies by acquiring knowledge in agricultural engineering to generate employment and entrepreneurship opportunities in agricultural engineering (professional development)

PO’s

PROGRAM OUTCOMES(POs):

Teaching, Learning and Evaluation schedules

The following Teaching, Learning and Evaluation schedules are followed in the institute:

• An Academic Calendar is prepared before the start of the semester with 16 weeks of instruction or 90 teaching days.
• The academic calendar provides date of commencement of the academic session, duration of semester, dates of continuous internal assessment, semester end examinations etc.
• The Academic Calendar consists of the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to be carried out during the semester
• Department activity calendar consists of cocurricular activities like guest lectures, Seminars, conferences, workshops, visiting faculty lectures etc.
• The course faculty prepares the schedule of instruction, course file and course full stack consisting of lecture notes, course description, tutorial question bank, definitions and terminology, tech talk, concept videos topics, model question papers. The course file is prepared before the start of the classes.
• The content delivery schedule of instruction will be published one week before the commencement of semester.

Monitoring the Quality of Teaching and Learning

The institute undertakes the following steps to monitor the quality of teaching learning:

• The Institute conducts 02 Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA) Examinations during every semester.
• The tutorial question banks for each course taught are given to the students.
• The definitions and terminology for each course are provided to articulate basic knowledge that they have learned in the course.
• Follows the Bloom’s Taxonomy and emphasis is laid on action learning.
• Peer-to-peer learning by using flipped class rooms.

Contribution of IQAC in Teaching Learning Process

IQAC in co-ordination with Academic Committee monitors and analyses the strength and weakness of various departments and makes its suggestion for necessary improvements wherever required. The IQAC also co-ordinates with all departments regarding implementation of the various orders issued by the competent authority.

Innovation and Life Long Learning

The Institute inculcates life-long learning and innovation abilities among the students through the following:

• The student chapters of ISTE, IEEE,IETE and CSI are functional in the Institute.
• The Tech-fest ‘Nakshatra’ is an annual technical fest organized by the Institute where students are encouraged to showcase their creativity and talent.
• The students are motivated to participate in the technical events being held at other Institutes.
• It is mandatory for all the B.Tech students to undergo internship / Community Development Projects .
• There are various clubs / societies / technical associations in the different departments that organize various events catering to innovation, cocurricular and extracurricular activities.
• The expert lectures are also held by the faculty from industry and from other reputed Institutes
• Institute has set up a Center for technology innovation, business incubation and entrepreneurship to promote the entrepreneurial spirit in the Institute. Workshops are organized in order to prepare the students to set up their own ventures.

Technologies and Academic Facilities

In order to promote effective knowledge delivery among the students, the following technologies and academic facilities are provided to the students and faculty:

• The Institute subscribes to a large number of reputed online journals and print journals in various disciplines. In addition to this the Institute has got a well-stocked library.
• The virtual labs are also being used by the students and faculty.
• The faculty members are using NPTEL-SWAYAM MOOCs also.
• The classrooms are smart with white boards to give a hundred percent multimedia experience to the students.

Advanced Learning of Knowledge and Skills

The institute promotes advanced learning of knowledge and skills among the students through the following:

• The expert lectures / invited talks are arranged by top academicians as well industry experts from time to time.
• The national / international conferences / seminars / workshops are organized.
• The faculty and students are encouraged to participate in conferences / seminars in other Institutes.
• Visiting faculty from industry has also been appointed to share their real life experiences with the students.
• Exchange program allows students to conduct summer internship / spend a semester in the other institutions of repute or abroad while taking courses.

Academic Guidance and career counselling

• Mentors are appointed for major project work of the students
• There is a provision in the curriculum for experiential learning.
• Centre for career counselling and guidance counsels the students about career opportunities and higher education
• Students are informed from time to time about career options in diverse fields such as defence services, public sector undertaking job options, corporate openings etc.

Innovative Teaching Approaches and Methods

In order to strengthen the teaching-learning process, the institute follows the following teaching approaches and methods:

• The faculty members make use of Bloom’s Taxonomy in teaching to test the student cognitive learning skills.
• The various online resources such as MOOCs and virtual labs are being used.
• The case study / role play / Group discussions / quizzes / crossword puzzles and various other action learning techniques are used by the faculty.
• The course quizzes and automated rapid testing tool for correct learning of definitions and terminology are being used.
• The latest technological advancements and innovations are discussed in the classes and are made to present for evaluation.

Library Resources

The state of the art library of the institute is equipped with the following resources:

• The Institute has got a well-stocked library.
• Digital library is functional in the Institute from where the readers can access and download e-books, journal articles, NPTEL-SWAYAM and other research materials on their laptops and tabs.
• The Institute subscribes to a large number of national and international journals.The library is connected through internet and computers on LAN are also available in the library.
• The Institute subscribed to e-books too.

Student Feedback

The Institute obtains the feedback from the students every semester. The feedback is taken from the students about the course teachers, twice a semester (2-3 weeks after commencement of classes and end of the semester) and once in a semester on facilities and infrastructure. The institute also launched an online portal to give their suggestions/feedback. The feedback so obtained is properly analyzed by the Principal. The feedback is reported to the concerned faculty / staff and corrective action is taken, wherever necessary.

Academic Audit

The academic audit on course file is conducted twice during every semester and faculty academic audit is conducted every semester. The audit is conducted by a committee constituted by the Principal of the Institute. The scope of the audit includes:

• Course files
• Course outcomes
• Schedule of instruction
• Actual content delivery
• Tutorial question bank
• Lecture notes
• PPTs
• Usage of ICT tools
• Assignments
• Tutorial sheets
• Quiz questions
• Lab manuals
• Laboratory experiments designed
• Maintenance of proper records

The external audit is also conducted by the qualified experts. This audit is conducted every year. The observations / recommendations made by the auditors are implemented.

Research Audit

The research and development audit concentrate on academic and sponsored research. Academic research includes faculty publications in refereed and indexed journals (SCI / SCIE / Scopus), funded schemes sponsored research projects, publications, collaboration activities intellectual property rights (IPR) .Audit is conducted every year. The observations / recommendations made by the auditors are implemented.

Curriculum Planning and Enrichment

The Institute deploys the following action plans for the smooth implementation of curriculum:

• Day-wise schedule of instruction for the whole course curriculum to be covered in the semester.
• Planning of monthly assignments and weekly tutorial sheets to be given to the students.
• Course Full Stack (Lecture notes, e-learning videos, tutorial question bank, PPTs, open ended experiments, tech talks, concept video topics)
• Academic Calendar showing the schedule of academic support activities of the semester. Department-wise timetable is prepared well before the start of the classes and is followed throughout the semester
• Curriculum is divided into two parts. After completion of each part, CIA (Continuous Internal Assessment) is conducted.
• The programme educational objectives (PEOs), programme specific objectives (PSOs) and course outcomes (COs) have been defined for all the programmes and courses.
• The mapping of Vision, Mission, PEOs, POs, PSOs and Course Outcomes (COs) is done.
• The course objectives and outcomes are designed on the basis of Bloom’s Taxonomy
• Seminars / Expert lectures by the faculty from other reputed institutes and industry are arranged for the students and faculty members.

Academic Initiatives

In order to cope up with the needs of dynamic employment market, the following efforts have been made by the institution to enrich and organize the curriculum to enhance the experiences of the students:

• Careers and Employability Skills Training (SkillUP and SkillBridge) by both In-house and external agencies to bridge between the students and industry.
• Learn and Practice on almost all coding interview questions asked historically and get referred to the best tech companies.
• Centres of Excellence in association with industry where training is provided to the students as per the industry requirements. The workshops are arranged and industry based projects are given to the students in these centres of Excellence.
• The various technical events /competitions are organized by all the departments.
• The institute organizes an annual Tech-fest ‘Nakshatra’ in which students get an opportunity to showcase their talent. The students from other institutes also participate in this fest.
• The faculty cover some contents beyond syllabus as per the industry requirements.
• Subscribed to various reputed international and national journals (Both offline and online).
• Students are encouraged to get their research work published
• Coding hackathons (24hr / 36hr ) to showcase innovation capabilities – to find new, creative solutions to existing problems and innovate new solutions to real life problems.
• Experiential Learning (ExL) power skills courses, which relate to mindset, creativity, leadership and self management.

Faculty Development Initiatives

The following faculty development initiatives have been taken by the institute:

• Resource persons in Workshops / Seminars / Conferences organized by external professional agencies.
• Participate in external Workshops / Seminars / Conferences recognized by national / international professional bodies
• Present papers in Conferences conducted or organized by professional agencies.
• Sponsor for attending domain of expertise conferences within India
• Visit institutions of National / International importance for competency building.
• Allowed to use the Institute’s infrastructure for their research work.
• The consultancy fee is shared between the Institute and the concerned faculty member(s) from the revenue generated out of consultancy work.

Faculty Training Programmes

Faculty Training programmes are organized to empower and enable the use of various tools and technology for improved teaching-learning

• Teaching learning methods / approaches
• Cognitive level of learning using Bloom’s Taxonomy
• Effective Outcome based education implementation
• Handling new curriculum
• Content / knowledge management
• Selection, development and use of supplement materials
• Assessment
• Teaching learning material development, selection and use

Efforts to cope up the growing demand of Qualified Senior Faculty

The institute follows below mentioned steps to maintain the growing demand of well to do and qualified senior faculty:

• There are many faculty members having doctoral (Ph.D) degree.
• Few faculty members are pursuing their Ph.D at present.
• The Institute has set up innovation and incubation centre, start-up park, research labs and centers of excellence in the emerging areas of technology.
• The Institute has tied up with various Institutes of national and international eminence for the faculty exchange as well as student exchange programs.
• Faculty members are encouraged and sponsored to attend Faculty Development Programmes, Seminars, Conferences and other academic activities.
• Faculty is encouraged to go for post-doctoral fellowships.
• AICTE sponsored, DST sponsored and UGC sponsored seminars and conferences are organized on the latest developments in the respective fields
• Workshops are organized to sensitize the faculty and students on intellectual property rights and other relevant issues.

The vision of Professional Society is to develop students academic, professional and personality development skills through various programs, activities arranged by the association. To monitor and control effective conduct of such program ensuring regular attendance, active participation and involvement of students.

Objectives

• Improving standard of Engineering Education and counseling the students in the emerging new opportunities.
• Encouraging and motivating the outside Class room studies /Workshops/ projects/ Seminars
• To plan, organize Technical Programs, Special Lectures, Workshops, Seminars Symposia, exhibitions for the benefit of students.
• To provide common platform for students to exchange of ideas in technical topics of interest and to facilitate technical visits, project works, employment, contact with industries and academic institutions.
• Encourage team spirit and self-reliance among student members.

CSI

The Computer Society of India is a body of computer professionals in India. It was started on 6 March 1965 by a few computer professionals and has now grown to be the national body representing computer professionals. It has 72 chapters across India, 511 student branches, and 100,000 members.

The CSI Vision: “IT For Masses”

Keeping in mind the interest of the IT professionals & computer users CSI works towards making the profession an area of choice amongst all sections of society. The promotion of Information Technology as a profession is the top priority of CSI today. To fulfil this objective, the CSI regularly organizes conferences, conventions, lectures, projects, awards. And at the same time, it also ensures that regular training and skill updating are organized for the IT professionals. Education Directorate, CSI helps physically challenged citizens by providing training ‘Punarjani’. CSI also works towards a global approach, by seeking out alliances with organizations overseas who may be willing to come forward and participate in such activities. CSI also helps governments in formulating IT strategy & planning.

Benefits For CSI Members: Knowledge Sharing And Networking

Being a CSI member one can avail the opportunities like:

• Opportunity to participate in the international, national, regional, and chapter events of CSI such as conferences, seminars, symposia, workshops, technical talks, free lectures on the latest technological advancements in IT at discounted rates between 10%-50%.
• Other important Chapter activities which offer a platform for networking with distinguished industry leaders, scientists, academicians include
1. CSI events
2. Knowledge Forum Activities
3. Security Forum Activities
4. Symposia
5. Annual Summit
• Opportunity to offer workshops/training in collaboration with CSI
• Join Special Interest Group (SIG) for research, promotion, and dissemination activities for selected domains, both established and emerging.
• Opportunity to deliver guest lecturers in educational institutes associated with CSI across India
• Right to vote in CSI elections.
• Opportunity to become part of CSI management Committee at Chapter, Regional and National levels subject to the eligibility criteria.

IETE

The Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers (IETE) is an Indian professional society devoted to the advancement of the theory and practice of electronics, telecommunication, and related areas

The primary purposes of the IETE include:

Overall, the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers plays a vital role in advancing the field of electronics and telecommunication in India by promoting professional development, education, research, advocacy, and knowledge dissemination.

ISTE

The Indian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) is the leading National Professional non- profit making Society for the Technical Education System in our country with the motto of Career Development of Teachers, Personality Development of Students and overall development of our Technical Education System.

Objectives of the ISTE are:

• Providing quality training programs to teachers and administrators of technical institutions to update their knowledge and skills in their fields of activity.
• To assist and contribute in the production and development of top quality professional engineers and technicians needed by the industry and other organizations.
• Providing guidance and training to students to develop better learning skills and personality.

Major benefits of becoming an ISTE member

• A Member of a National Professional Organization.
• Joined an academic Fraternity of over 1,00,000 strong professional.
• Preference to attend short-term training program for the academic excellence and to become eligible for career advancement opportunities.
• Getting monthly e-copy of ISTE Newsletter by email.
• Quarterly Indian journal of Technical Education (at concessional rates).
• Many more publications for Self Development, Institution Development, etc. (at concessional rates).
• Eligible to participate in Chapter level, Section level and National Level Conferences, Workshops and other activities of your academic interest etc

1. Preamble

Enhancing the better interaction in between institute and industry is very essential for Today’s world, and it makes a good platform for showcasing best practices, latest technological advancements, implementations and the corresponding impact on the industry. The objective of interaction between industry and institute is to improve the quality of technical education adequately to meet the needs of the industry and economy. Industry Institute Interaction provides betterment of teaching-learning processes, creates awareness among the students about the environment of industry, provide practical knowledge to students and develops self-confidence of students to become an entrepreneur.

2. The Objectives of Industry Institute Interaction

The III Cell was established with the following major objectives :

• To evolve educational programmes which are consistent with the broad requirements of the industry and which can give rise to engineering personnel capable of coping-up with the accelerating pace of the technological development
• To create adequate facilities of updating knowledge of professional engineers and technologists to meet growth and developmental needs of the industry
• To coordinate the research and developmental activities of the two systems

3. Strategy Adopted For Industry Institute Interaction

• The Concept

In light of the liberal economic and industrial policy recently adopted by the Govt. of India, the industrial scenario is fast changing. Industries are compelled to export a part of their production and complete with multinationals for the internal market. The emphasis has shifted to quality products and well trained manpower to produce such products. There has been a greater need for industries to depend on technical institutions for R&D and for supply of highly qualified and skilled manpower. Retraining of the work force has become major activity for all industries. There is, thus a good opportunity for institute to interact with industries for mutual benefits. The Industry-Institute Interaction would accrue mutual benefits when a symbiotic relationship is developed between the two systems. The ultimate aim of this relationship will be the creation of confidence in industry by the Institute which would result industries involving voluntarily the Institute at various stages of its development.

To enhance Industry – Institute Interaction following activities are undertaken throughout the year:

• Collaborations

1. Reviewing post graduate and graduate curricula and reorient these to meet the needs of the industry by involving experts from industry in framing syllabus.
2. Providing the faculty training in industry
3. Organising refresher courses / training programmes.

1. Eduskills AICTE

1. AWS
2. Blueprism
3. Google AML
4. Google Android
5. AWS Data Engineering
6. Juniper Cloud Virtual Internships
7. Juniper Networking Virtual Internships
8. UA Path
9. Celonics

2.APSCHE LMS

1. Python
2. My SPL

3. Inbox

1. Ethical Hacking

4. Data Valley

1. Full Stack Data Development
2. Data Analytics Power PI

5. APSCHE and APSSDC

1. Machine Learning and AI
2. Cyber Security
3. Employability Skills

6. PEGA

7. Brain o Vision

8. ICT Academy

1. Faculty Development Programmes
2. Power Seminars
3. Training programmes by Honeywell

• Road Map

In keeping with the above thrust areas, following action plan has been prepared by the Institute to fulfill the aims of Industry Institute Interaction into achievements:

GUEST LECTURES

Guest lectures play a pivotal role in enhancing the educational experience for students. By inviting industry experts, seasoned professionals, and academics from diverse fields, educational institutions can provide students with valuable insights that complement the standard curriculum.

Guest lectures are invaluable in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. They enrich the learning environment and prepare students for their future careers by providing a platform for direct interaction with experienced professionals.

Key Benefits:

1. Real-World Insights: Guest speakers bring practical knowledge and firsthand experience, offering students a glimpse into real-world applications of their studies.
2. Networking Opportunities: Students can connect with professionals who might become mentors, advisors, or future employers.
3. Diverse Perspectives: Exposure to different viewpoints and methodologies helps broaden students’ understanding and fosters critical thinking.
4. Motivation and Inspiration: Hearing success stories and learning about challenges overcome by guest speakers can be highly motivating for students.
5. Up-to-Date Knowledge: Industry experts are often at the forefront of their fields, providing the latest trends, technologies, and practices that may not yet be covered in textbooks.

SEMINARS /GUEST LECTURES ORGANISED IN ACADEMIC YEAR 2023-24

1. Seminar on “5G Technology and Cyber Security Frauds” was conducted on Feb 27, 2024 in association with TRAI. Shri B.Praveen Kumar,ITS Advisor, Shri V.S Raju Joint Advisor ,ITS, Shri G.V.Manoj Kumar , Director DOT ,AP , ShriV.S.V Surseh Sr Cyber Security Expert , Cyber Cell, Rajahmundry and Shri M.Venkatpathi , Sr Research Officer , TRAI addressed the students.
2. Seminar on “ Indigenous Technologies for Viksith Bharat” was conducted on Feb 28, 2024 on occasion of National Science Day. Dr D.Sanjeev Kumar , Professor of Physics at Govt Arts College , Rajahmundry addressed he students of B.Tech first years .
3. Seminar on “Personality Development and Character Building” was conducted on Feb 21, 2024. Swami Parijnneyanada ji and Swami Sevyananda Ji of Ramakrishna Mission Ashram of Rajahmundry
4. Seminar on “Skill Development and Job Opportunities” was conducted on Feb 15, 2024 . Mr P.Suresh , IRS ,Kolkata
5. Major General Prof SS Dasaka addressed students on “ Youbwalk this way only once”Feb 13-14, 2024
6. Major General Prof SS Dasaka addressed students
7. Seminar on Cyber Security was given by Dr Solomon Raju Kotar. Scientist, National Aerospace Labs , Bengaluru on Feb 8,2024
8. Seminar on “Design Thinking” was conducted by ICT Academy on Feb 3, 2024
9. Mr Mohammed Adil ,CEO Aptivex Solutions , CEO, Aptivex Solutions Pvt Ltd addressed students on “Importance of Technology and how to be a successful entrepreneur” on Nov 14, 2024on Occasion of National Entrepreneurs Day
10. Bahmakumari Manju Did from Mt Abu, Rajasthan gave a lecture on “Positive Thinking and Goal Setting”
11. Mr Krishna Prasad Modalavalsa ,Mnaging Director Collabparnerz, Sydney, Australia addressed students ON Dec 26,2023 on Future Technologies
12. First Year students attended lecture on Manak Manthan on World Standardas Day on Dec 26, 2023
13. seminar on “Social Media Safeguards in e- era” by JCI -Rajahmundry @ 25-01-2024

WORKSHOPS

1. ECE department conducted workshop on IOT using Arduino from Feb 9-10,2024
2. CSE department organised workshop on Data Science using Python from Jan ________,2024
3. Three days workshop on Python in collaboration with IIT -Fosse was conducted by ECE from June 11-13, 2023

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES FOR WOMEN

To provide advanced learning and acquaintance in engineering and technology, ISTS is encouraging SWAYAM (Study Webs of Active Learning for Young Aspiring Minds), a Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India initiative, Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), SWAYAM/NPTEL.

The National Programme on Technology-Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) is a project initiated and handled by seven Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT-Bombay, Delhi, Kanpur, Kharagpur, Madras, Roorkee, and Guwahati) and the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore. It is a project funded by the MHRD, Government of India, to develop and promote multimedia and web technology based learning that is open to all. Currently, more than 1200 courses are available on the web portal http://nptel.ac.in for viewing and downloading.

NPTEL has also initiated open online courses with certification, where courses in different domains are regularly launched. Interested students can enroll in the courses at http://onlinecourses.nptel.ac.in. At the end of the course, a certification exam (optional) is held on specific dates at specific centers. A certificate from IIT is awarded to those who register and appear for the examination. These exams have nominal fees with a option of a scholarship and a partial fee waiver for SC and ST candidates.
The college has a complete series of video lectures available from NPTEL here.

It is mandatory for all our staff and students to complete one NPTEL course every semester.

MOOCS:

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are free online courses available for anyone to enroll. MOOCs provide an affordable and flexible way to learn new skills, advance your career and deliver quality educational experiences at scale. Millions of people around the world use MOOCs to learn for a variety of reasons, including: career development, changing careers, college preparations, supplemental learning, lifelong learning, corporate eLearning & training, and more.

EdX:

EdX is a mission-driven organization, committed to transforming traditional education, removing barriers of cost, location and access. edX offers MOOCs and interactive online classes in subjects including law, history, science, engineering, business, social sciences, computer science, public health, and artificial intelligence (AI). Browse free online courses in a variety of subjects. edX courses found below can be audited free or students can choose to receive a verified certificate for a small fee. Select a course to learn more.

Research and development (R&D) at ISTS plays a crucial role in advancing technology and innovation. By investing in infrastructure, fostering collaborations, and promoting active participation from both faculty and students, ISTS impacts the technological landscape and prepare the next generation of engineers and researchers.

1. Innovation and Technological Advancement:

– R&D fosters innovation, leading to the development of new technologies and solutions to complex problems.

– It drives progress in various engineering fields, from electronics and computer science to mechanical and civil engineering.

2. Academic and Professional Growth:

– Engaging in R&D helps students and faculty stay updated with the latest advancements in their field.

– It enhances the academic reputation of the institution, attracting better faculty, students, and funding opportunities.

3. Industry Collaboration:

– R&D projects often involve collaboration with industries, providing real-world experience to students and faculty.

– These collaborations can lead to internships, job placements, and practical training for students.

4. Funding and Grants:

– Successful R&D projects can attract funding from government agencies, private corporations, and international bodies.

– This funding is crucial for the development of labs, procurement of equipment, and support for research activities.

Feather in the cap of ISTS …..,

1.Research Facilities and Infrastructure:

– Well-equipped laboratories, libraries, and access to the latest software and tools are essential.

– Infrastructure supports high-quality research and practical experimentation.

2.Qualified Faculty:

– We have experienced and knowledgeable faculty members are critical for mentoring students and leading research projects.

– Faculty with a strong research background can guide students effectively and contribute to significant discoveries.

3.Student Involvement:

– We encourage undergraduate and graduate students to participate in research projects builds their skills and interest in the field.

4.Collaborative Projects:

– We undertake joint projects with other academic institutions, industries, and research organizations can enhance the scope and impact of R&D efforts.

– These collaborations can also provide diverse perspectives and additional resources.

5. Publication and Dissemination:

– Dissemination through workshops, seminars, and public lectures helps in reaching a wider audience.

Our Achievements in Academic Year 2023-24:

CONFERENCES /SYMPOSIUMS ORGANISED :

CSIR Sponsored National Symposium on “ High Performance Computing using AI for Bioinformatics and Bio Medical Applications” was conducted on July 14-15,2023

NAAC sponsored National Symposium on “Role of Faculty in implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating research culture in Technical Institutes” was conducted on August 11-12, 2023

International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences was conducted on April 19-20, 2024. This conference was organised in collaboration with University of Technology and Applied Sciences , Oman and Samarkand State University, Uzbekistan and Society of Public Health Experts, India

PATENTS

1. Mr MVR Narasimha Rao

Machine Learning Driven Auto scaling Mechanism for Cloud Infrastructure Handling Big Data Workloads

Application No : 202441015529

Published Date : 22/03/2024

2. Dr Y.Rajasree Rao

Automated Attendance tracking System using Deep Learning Based Facial Analysis

Application No : 202431031949

Published date : 22/4/2024

3. Dr Prasad Rayi

AI and IOT Based Miniature Circuit Breaker

Year of publication :2023

PUBLICATIONS

• Dr P.Chinna Vani ,” Trebnd Analysis in Guided rainfall Data using Mann Kendall and Spearman’s Rho Tests in Kesinga Catchmant of Mahanadi River Basin , India , Journal of Pure and Applied Physics , Nov 2023, Vol 180, pp 4339-4353(2023)
• Dr P.Chinna Vani , “ Assessing impacts of projected climate change on the stream flow of Kesinga Catchment ,India using the SWAT model < Journal of Biological Forum vol 25(3) , pp 2249-3239 ISSN No 0975-1130
• Dr P.Chinna Vani, “Assessing future precipitation and temperature changes for the Kesinga Basin , India according to CORDEX-WAS Climate Projections , Journal of Agrotechnology , Sept 2023 ISSN 0972-1665
• Dr P.Chinna Vani, “ Assessing future precipitation and temperature changes for the Kesinga Bsin India according to CORDEX -WQAS Climate Projections, Journal of water and climate change
• Dr B.Srinivas , “A Study on Multi Objective Assignment problem using new ADF Algorithm method for solving triangular Intuitionistic Fuzzy numbers . Journal of basic science ISSN No:1006-8341 November 23
• Dr.B.Srinivas , “On the Topological Structure of Spectrum of intuitionistic L-Fuzzy prime sub Modules and its application in modelling Spread of monkey Pox in Non Endemic countries IJARESM ISSN:2455-6211, December 22
• N.S.S.N Murthy, “A Hypothetical Investigation into the Existence of Photons” A Hypothetical Investigation into the Existence of Photons
• Dr Prasad Rayi and Mr P.Nagaraju , “ Maximization of Spectral Efficiency with Down link Power Allocation in Cell Free Massive MIMO Systems in Proceedings of ICFAIIPCS-2K24
• M.Subramanyeswar Rao ,” Investigation of Deep Learning Based NOMA System Over Time Varying Fading ,IEEE Xplore,DOI 10.1109/UPCON59197.2023.10434495
• Ms Bala Kumari & et al ,” The Triple Jeopardy-Racism , Sexism and Classism in Toni Morrison’s -The Bluest Eye” ,Journal of Nambian Studies , 33 s3, pp 3717-3722 ISSN 2197-5523,Aug 2023
• Dr VVS Ramachandram &et al , “ Influence of Joule Heating on Burgers Fluid Subject to of chemical Responses towards an inclined stretching sheet”, journal of nano fluids , vol 13, pp1-13,2024
• Dasratha Ramayya , “Examining and Applying Network-BasedApproaches, Integrating Unsupervised and Supervised Methods, For the Analysis of Protein Protein Interaction Networks” , JCHR (2024) 14(2), 2245-2256 | ISSN:2251-6727
• Mr A.V.V.S.Prasad ,” A Study on Preference of Enhanced Shopping Experience factors of customers on Organised Retailers” , International Journal of Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Research” , vol 11, Issue 2, pp 9585-9587, Feb 2024,ISSN No 2350-0743
• Mr A.V.V.S.Prasad ,” A study of perception of unorganized retailers on Global Retailers in Andhra Pradesh” ,”ERPA International Journal of Research and Development “, vol 9,Issue 2, Feb 2024 ISSN No 2455-7838

PRESENTATIONS IN CONFERENCES

• Ms S. Bala Kumari presented paper on “New Education Policy2020 and Multilingualism: Fostering a linguistic Diversity and Inclusive language learning” during NAAC sponsored National Symposium on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes” on Aug 12,2023
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “ A Methodical Approach using AI and IOT for detecting heart diseases and unroofing Myocardial bridge” during CSIR sponsored National Symposium on High Performance Computing using AI for Bio Informatics and Bio Medical Applications” on July 15,2023
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “Design of Robotic System for Unroofing Myocardial Brideg : A Feasibility Study” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “Design and Implementation of 128 bit adders : Sleansky Prefix Adder and Kogge Stone Prefix Adder” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Ms S.Bala Kumari presented a paper on “Types of memory,memory improvement techniques and Memory disorders” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Mr Jammana Lalu Prasad presented a paper entitled “ IOT based Detectiomof Agriculture Fertilizer Impact on Water and Air Quality: A Comprehensive Review” in IAAA2024 organised by DST-CURIE AI centre of Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visavidyalayam during March 11-12,2024
• Mr AVVS Prasad presented paper on “A Empirical Study on Design and Implementation of Health Care Management System in Hospitals” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao was a resource person and addressed on “Teachers -A key for Multidisciplinary Education & Fostering Undergraduate Research Culture in Technical Institutes” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 11, 2023
• Mr AVVS Prasad was a resource person and addressed on “ Role of Pedagogue in Rejuvenating Higher Education” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 11, 2023
• Dr R.Prasad was a resource person and addressed on “Research trends for future connect” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 12, 2023

SEMINARS

• Seminar on “Skill Development and Job Opportunities” was conducted on Feb 15, 2024 . Mr P.Suresh , IRS ,Kolkata




• Major General Prof SS Dasaka addressed on “ You walk this way only once” Feb 14, 2024


• Seminar on Cyber Security was given by Dr Solomon Raju Kotar. Scientist, National Aerospace Labs , Bengaluru on Feb 8,2024


• Seminar on “Design Thinking” was conducted by ICT Academy on Feb 3, 2024
• Mr Krishna Prasad Modalavalsa ,Mnaging Director Collabparnerz, Sydney, Australia addressed students on Dec 26,2023 on Future Technologies

Manju didi from Mt Abu, Rajasthan gave a lecture on “Positive Thinking and Goal Setting”

INVOLVEMENT IN INTERNATIONAL JOURNALS

Dr. Prasad Rayi :

• Associate Editor-in-chief for International Journal of Electrical and Communication Engineering Technology.
• Editor-in-chief for International Journal of Microelectronics and Digital Integrated Circuits Technology.
• Editor-in-chief for Journal of VLSI Design Tools & Technology.

Laurels and Accolades

• ISTS bagged BEST PERFORMING INSTITUTE by Eduskills -AICTE on Nov 30,2023
• ISTS awarded “ MOST TRUSTED ENGINEERING COLLEGE FOR WOMEN” by ASIA LEADERS EXCELLENCE AWARDS 2024 . This is awarded in recognition of Significant Contribution made by International School of Technology and Sciences for Women on January 31st 2024 at Grand Copthorne Waterfront, Singapore
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao was honoured with Life Time Achievement award by Artificial Intelligence Medical and Engineering Researchers Society on March 2, 2024.
• Mr DDD Suri Babu was honoured with Best Student Mentorship and Development award by Artificial Intelligence Medical and Engineering Researchers Society on March 2, 2024.
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao received Bhishma Acharya Award from AICTE- Brain o Vision on April 22, 2024
• Mr DDD Suri Babu received Jyeshta Acharya Award from AICTE- Brain o Vision on April 22, 2024

Conference / Symposiums Organised

• CSIR Sponsored National Symposium on “ High Performance Computing using AI for Bioinformatics and Bio Medical Applications” was conducted on July 14-15,2023
• NAAC sponsored National Symposium on “Role of Faculty in implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating research culture in Technical Institutes” was conducted on August 11-12, 2023
• International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences was conducted on April 19-20, 2024. This conference was organised in collaboration with University of Technology and Applied Sciences , Oman and Samarkand State University, Uzbekistan and Society of Public Health Experts, India

PATENTS

• Mr MVR Narasimha Rao

Machine Learning Driven Auto scaling Mechanism for Cloud Infrastructure Handling Big Data Workloads

Application No : 202441015529

Published Date : 22/03/2024

• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao

Automated Attendance tracking System using Deep Learning Based Facial Analysis

Application No : 202431031949

Published date : 22/4/2024

PUBLICATIONS

• Dr P.Chinna Vani ,” Trebnd Analysis in Guided rainfall Data using Mann Kendall and Spearman’s Rho Tests in Kesinga Catchmant of Mahanadi River Basin , India , Journal of Pure and Applied Physics , Nov 2023, Vol 180, pp 4339-4353(2023)
• Dr P.Chinna Vani , “ Assessing impacts of projected climate change on the stream flow of Kesinga Catchment ,India using the SWAT model < Journal of Biological Forum vol 25(3) , pp 2249-3239 ISSN No 0975-1130
• Dr P.Chinna Vani, “Assessing future precipitation and temperature changes for the Kesinga Basin , India according to CORDEX-WAS Climate Projections , Journal of Agrotechnology , Sept 2023 ISSN 0972-1665
• Dr P.Chinna Vani, “ Assessing future precipitation and temperature changes for the Kesinga Bsin India according to CORDEX -WQAS Climate Projections, Journal of water and climate change
• Dr B.Srinivas , “A Study on Multi Objective Assignment problem using new ADF Algorithm method for solving triangular Intuitionistic Fuzzy numbers . Journal of basic science ISSN No:1006-8341 November 23
• Dr.B.Srinivas , “On the Topological Structure of Spectrum of intuitionistic L-Fuzzy prime sub Modules and its application in modelling Spread of monkey Pox in Non Endemic countries IJARESM ISSN:2455-6211, December 22
• N.S.S.N Murthy, “A Hypothetical Investigation into the Existence of Photons” A Hypothetical Investigation into the Existence of Photons
• Dr Prasad Rayi and Mr P.Nagaraju , “ Maximization of Spectral Efficiency with Down link Power Allocation in Cell Free Massive MIMO Systems in Proceedings of ICFAIIPCS-2K24
• M.Subramanyeswar Rao ,” Investigation of Deep Learning Based NOMA System Over Time Varying Fading ,IEEE Xplore,DOI 10.1109/UPCON59197.2023.10434495
• Ms Bala Kumari & et al ,” The Triple Jeopardy-Racism , Sexism and Classism in Toni Morrison’s -The Bluest Eye” ,Journal of Nambian Studies , 33 s3, pp 3717-3722 ISSN 2197-5523,Aug 2023
• Dr VVS Ramachandram &et al , “ Influence of Joule Heating on Burgers Fluid Subject to of chemical Responses towards an inclined stretching sheet”, journal of nano fluids , vol 13, pp1-13,2024
• Dasratha Ramayya , “Examining and Applying Network-BasedApproaches, Integrating Unsupervised and Supervised Methods, For the Analysis of Protein Protein Interaction Networks” , JCHR (2024) 14(2), 2245-2256 | ISSN:2251-6727
• Mr A.V.V.S.Prasad ,” A Study on Preference of Enhanced Shopping Experience factors of customers on Organised Retailers” , International Journal of Recent Advances in Multidisciplinary Research” , vol 11, Issue 2, pp 9585-9587, Feb 2024,ISSN No 2350-0743
• Mr A.V.V.S.Prasad ,” A study of perception of unorganized retailers on Global Retailers in Andhra Pradesh” ,”ERPA International Journal of Research and Development “, vol 9,Issue 2, Feb 2024 ISSN No 2455-7838

PRESENTATIONS IN CONFERENCES

• Ms S. Bala Kumari presented paper on “New Education Policy2020 and Multilingualism: Fostering a linguistic Diversity and Inclusive language learning” during NAAC sponsored National Symposium on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes” on Aug 12,2023
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “ A Methodical Approach using AI and IOT for detecting heart diseases and unroofing Myocardial bridge” during CSIR sponsored National Symposium on High Performance Computing using AI for Bio Informatics and Bio Medical Applications” on July 15,2023
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “Design of Robotic System for Unroofing Myocardial Brideg : A Feasibility Study” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao presented a paper on “Design and Implementation of 128 bit adders : Sleansky Prefix Adder and Kogge Stone Prefix Adder” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Ms S.Bala Kumari presented a paper on “Types of memory,memory improvement techniques and Memory disorders” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024
• Mr Jammana Lalu Prasad presented a paper entitled “ IOT based Detectiomof Agriculture Fertilizer Impact on Water and Air Quality: A Comprehensive Review” in IAAA2024 organised by DST-CURIE AI centre of Sri Padmavathi Mahila Visavidyalayam during March 11-12,2024
• Mr AVVS Prasad presented paper on “A Empirical Study on Design and Implementation of Health Care Management System in Hospitals” during the “International Conference on Advances in Engineering and Medical Sciences” held on April 19-20,2024

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

• Dr Y.Rajasree Rao was a resource person and addressed on “Teachers -A key for Multidisciplinary Education & Fostering Undergraduate Research Culture in Technical Institutes” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 11, 2023
• Mr AVVS Prasad was a resource person and addressed on “ Role of Pedagogue in Rejuvenating Higher Education” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 11, 2023
• Dr R.Prasad was a resource person and addressed on “Research trends for future connect” during NAAC sponsored National Conference on Role of Faculty in Implementing NEP 2020 and Inculcating Research culture in Technical Institutes on Aug 12, 2023

SEMINARS

• Seminar on “5G Technology and Cyber Security Frauds” was conducted on Feb 27, 2024 in association with TRAI. Shri B.Praveen Kumar,ITS Advisor, Shri V.S Raju Joint Advisor ,ITS, Shri G.V.Manoj Kumar , Dirsctor DOT ,AP , ShriV.S.V Surseh Sr Cyber Security Expert , Cyber Cell, Rajahmundry and Shri M.Venkatpathi , Sr Research Officer , TRAI addressed the gathering.
• Seminar on “ Indigenous Technologies for Viksith Bharat” was conducted on Feb 28, 2024 on occasion of National Science Day. Dr D.Sanjeev Kumar , Professor of Physics at Govt Arts College , Rajahmundry addressed the students of B.Tech first years .
• Seminar on “Personality Development and Character Building” was conducted on Feb 21, 2024. Swami Parijnneyanada ji and Swami Sevyananda Ji of Ramakrishna Mission Ashram of Rajahmundry
• Seminar on “Skill Development and Job Opportunities” was conducted on Feb 15, 2024 . Mr P.Suresh , IRS ,Kolkata
• Major General Prof SS Dasaka addressed on “ You walk this way only once” Feb 14, 2024
• Seminar on Cyber Security was given by Dr Solomon Raju Kotar. Scientist, National Aerospace Labs , Bengaluru on Feb 8,2024
• Seminar on “Design Thinking” was conducted by ICT Academy on Feb 3, 2024
• Mr Krishna Prasad Modalavalsa ,Mnaging Director Collabparnerz, Sydney, Australia addressed students on Dec 26,2023 on Future Technologies Manju didi from Mt Abu, Rajasthan gave a lecture on “Positive Thinking and Goal Setting”

WORKSHOPS AND HACKATHONS ORGANIZED

• 1. ISTS was nodal centre for Dark Patern Buster Hackathon organised by Ministry of Consumer Affairs and IIT BHU, Varnasi . Hackathon was conducted on Jan 27, 2024 at our college
• 2. 21 days Masterclass on JAVA Programming by Pantech E-Learning from 7/2/2024 to 27/2/2024
• 3. Digital Spams and Safety lies in Awareness in association with TRAI
• 4. 21 days Master class on Data Science at Pantech Learning Pvt from 8/11/2023 to 2/11/2023
• 5. One week workshop on “Data Science using Python” in association with Brain O Vison was conducted from Feb 1-7,2024
• 6. FDP on “Challenges of Higher Education in the 21st century” was conducted on May 15,2024.
• ECE department conducted workshop on IOT using Arduino from Feb 9-10,2024
• Department of CSE organised workshop and 24 hour Hackathon on Data Science using Python from Jan 29-Feb 2, 2024 .

Credentials of Computer Science and Engineering Department for the Academic Year 2023-2024

• Faculty Achievements

On the occasion of Teachers’ day, Mr .D D D Suribabu was honored with “Bharat Education Excellence Award” from Dr. Buddha Chandrashekar, Chief Coordinating Officer AICTE , Prof K Hemachandra Reddy, ChairmanAPSCHE , Prof P V G D Prasad Reddy Vice Chancellor Andhra University

• Faculty Patents

S. No.	Title of the Patent	Agency which has awarded the patent	Year
1	A Online quiz and assessment system using ICT tools to improve student learning outcomes	Mr D D D Suribabu	2023
2	Automated Home Control Device	Mr J Lalu Prasad	2024

• Faculty Publications

Our Institute motivates Faculty members to publish their research in National and International Journals. The details of Publications are as follows

International Journal Publications Paper Details-2022-23

SHORT TERM COURSES / CONFERNCES / FDPS / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS:

To bridge the gap between recent technologies used in industries and the syllabus which is framed in the curriculum there is need to upgrade knowledge of faculty members. Our following faculty members have attended Workshop, Seminar and Short term training programs at various Institutes and organizations.

CO-CURRICULAR COURSES, WORKSHOPS AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING:

• Guest Lecture on “Emerging Trends in Machine Learning” by Dr R N V Jagan Mohan is an Associate Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at SRKR Engineering College (Autonomous) Bhimavaram was organized on 10/03/2023 for III CSE Students L D Ramayya , Assistant Professor Coordinated the activity.
• Guest Lecture on “Career as a Software Engineer” by Dr V Purushotham Raju is Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Sri Vishnu Engineering College for Women.

NPTEL CERTIFICATIONS:

DEPARTMENT OF MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

1.Faculty Publications

Our Institute motivates Faculty members to publish their research in National and International Journals. The details of Publications are as follows

International Journal Publications Paper Details:

2. Faculty Conferences:

SHORT TERM COURSES / FDPS / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS:

To bridge the gap between recent technologies used in industries and the syllabus which is framed in the curriculum there is need to upgrade knowledge of faculty members. Our following faculty members have attended Workshop, Seminar and Short term training programs at various Institutes and organizations.

NPTEL CERTIFICATIONS:

Faculty Achievements:

Mr A.Venkatraju:

1. Qualified AP SET December 2020
2. Received certificate of appreciation from NPTEL for mentoring 32 Students on “Database management Systems”.
3. Received “Top performing Mentor” certificate from NPTEL for mentoring students on Java programming.

WORKSHOPS AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING:

Conducted Two-Day workshop on Natural Language

Faculty Achievements

Dr. Prasad Rayi

IEEE Fellow

IETE Life Member,

Web of Science Researcher: AFV-8408-2022

Achievements:

Doctor of Philosophy in Wireless Communication June 2023

Acharya Nagarjuna University, Guntur, India.

Thesis title: Enhancement Capacity spectral and Energy in Massive MIMO systems.

Involvement in International Journals

He is Associate Editor-in-chief for International Journal of Electrical and Communication Engineering Technology.

He is an Editor-in-chief for International Journal of Microelectronics and Digital Integrated Circuits Technology.

He is an Editor-in-chief for Journal of VLSI Design Tools & Technology.

He have been working as section-Editor for Computer and Telecommunication Engineering since Dec-2023.

Faculty Patents

Faculty Patents

Our Institute motivates Faculty members to publish their research in National and International Journals. The details of Publications are as follows

International Journal Publications Paper Details-2022-23

SHORT TERM COURSES / CONFERNCES / FDPS / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY FATY MEMBERS:

To bridge the gap between recent technologies used in industries and the syllabus which is framed in the curriculum there is need to upgrade knowledge of faculty members. Our following faculty members have attended Workshop, Seminar and Short term training programs at various Institutes and organizations.

CO-CURRICULAR COURSES, WORKSHOPS AND INDUSTRIAL TRAINING:

Guest Lecture on “signals and systems ” by Mr.M V D Pavan kumar is an Asst Professor in the Department of Electronics and communication engineering at ISTS Womens Engineering College (Autonomous) Rajanagaram was attended on 22/10/2022 at Avanthi Institute of Engineering & Technology Vijayanagaram.

Guest Lecture on “Digital Communications” by Mr.M V D Pavan kumar is an Asst Professor in the Department of Electronics and communication engineering at ISTS Womens Engineering College (Autonomous) Rajanagaram was attended on 10/11/2022 at Avanthi Institute of Engineering & Technology Vijayanagaram.

Guest Lecture on “Resent developments in signals analysis for analog and digital communications” by Mr.M V D Pavan kumar is an Asst Professor in the Department of Electronics and communication engineering at ISTS Womens Engineering College (Autonomous) Rajanagaram was attended on 16/11/2023 at Avanthi Institute of Engineering & Technology Vijayanagaram.

Guest Lecture on “Network Analysis” by Mr.M V D Pavan kumar is an Asst Professor in the Department of Electronics and communication engineering at ISTS Womens Engineering College (Autonomous) Rajanagaram was attended on 17/11/2023 at Avanthi Institute of Engineering & Technology Vijayanagaram.