Admissions 2010-11
The admission to the all the 14 undergraduate engineering programmes of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly Delhi College of Engineering, will be done on the basis of merit rank of All India Engineering Entrance Examination (AIEEE) for the 2010 academic session. AIEEE is conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). The admissions will be made to 14 B.Tech. courses including 10 programmes of the erstwhile DCE, and four new courses introduced this year including B.Tech. in Software Engineering, Electrical & Electronics Engineering, Automotive Engineering and Engineering Physics. The combined intake of these courses is 910. DTU has 85% of seats reserved for Delhi candidates and 15% for outside Delhi students. Admissions to both the categories will now be made on the basis of AIEEE rank, through the Counselling conducted by DTU. Earlier, for Delhi students the rank obtained in Combined Entrance Examination, conducted by Delhi University was considered for admissions and only for the 15% seats in outside Delhi category, students were admitted on the basis of rank obtained in AIEEE. Other conditions of eligibility will be available in the DTU prospectus 2010.
DTU Industry Partnership in Research
DTU Industry Partnership in Research Freescale Semiconductor toset up
Systems Laboratory.
Freescale Semiconductor India Pvt. Ltd., a major Semiconductor Design Company based in Noida has offered to partner with DTU by setting up Freescale Systems Laboratory in the Electronics and Communication Engineering
Department of DTU.
MOU Signed with Lockheed Martin
Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering, has entered into a tie-up with internationally renowned Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, United States for the development of next generation urban unmanned aircraft system (UAS). The corporation will provide grant of 1.75 crore to the student group of DTU with Lockheed Martingenerated
design space to structure their efforts.
The team will be required to conduct initial design and then developing a flying prototype. The planned Urban UAS will be an improvised version of the UAS, called ICARUS, which was showcased by the undergraduate students of DTU at the Technology Expo organized in Hyderabad recently. Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Ray O Johnson said, “Lockheed Martin Corporation will be signing a Memorandum of Understanding with the University and student group for work on the urban UAV design. The Corporation will provide the broad parameters of the design requirements to be implemented by the students.”
Swiss Institution proposes a tie-up with DTU
Dr Enrico Staderini, Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Dr. Laurence Larghi, HoD, Engineering programs, both from School of Business and Engineering Vaud (Heigh-VD), Switzerland visited the campus of Delhi Technological University (DTU) in the Capital. During their visit to DTU, Dr Staderini and Dr. Larghi met the Vice Chancellor of DTU, Prof. P.B. Sharma along with Prof. R.K. Sinha, Dean, Industrial Research & Development, DTU, Prof. G. L. Verma, Dean, Academics, DTU, Prof. R.C. Sharma, Dean, International Affairs, DTU and Prof. A. Bhattacharyya, HoD, Electronics & Communication Engineering, DTU among other senior faculty members and officers of the University.
Prof. Sharma made a presentation to the delegates on DTU and its thrust areas of research and development, which was followed by a presentation on Heigh-VD by Dr. Larghi, who informed that the Board of Higher Education of the State of Vaud is making special efforts to create international networking opportunities for students and professors and their visit was a part of that endeavour. During the course of interaction, Dr. Larghi proposed collaborating on short-term students exchange program under the name of ‘Summer University’, where 40 students including Indian students from DTU, Swiss and US students would undertake a program together for four weeks, one year at Heigh VD, Switzerland and in the consecutive year at DTU, India. Select number of faculty members will also be a part of this exchange program and will get an opportunity to teach at the partner institution. Both the institutions have mutually offered to provide free boarding and lodging facilities to the visiting students and faculty, under this program. The course content to be taught as a part of this program will be jointly decided by both the institutions. Prof. Sharma further suggested to invite eminent persons from the related industry for interacting with the students selected for the Summer University program. Educational tours and cultural activities will moreover, be the part of this program.
“Annpurna"
“Annpurna” Automatic Measuring and Dispensing Machine for Fair Price Shops
“This socially relevant innovation has been inspired by the Govt. of Delhi and we are happy to come out with a design which shall serve the economically poor consumers. We shall engage the DTU talent in socially relevant innovations in the areas such as energy conservation, green energy and environment technologies in future” Prof P. B. Sharma
With a view to promote research driven industry relevant innovations of value to the society and community, the Delhi Technological University has designed and developed an innovated automatic measuring and dispensing machine with Maintenance Simplicity for Fair Price Shops in Delhi. This DTU innovation would ensure accuracy of measurement and purity of dispensation of food grain items. The machine utilizes the latest technology for measurements based on digital load cells with close loop in flight compensation regulated by an advanced digital signal processor and innovative positive displacement dispensing mechanism engineered to provide gentle, precise feeding of free-flowing granules utilizing a low power hybrid motor drive mechanism. The dispensing machine can be powered by a solar panel and has little or no maintenance requirement. Such machines can be easily installed in the Fair Price Shops and in the mobile vans for disbursement in rural areas. The machine has been developed by a team of DTU headed by Dr. Vishal Verma, Assistant Professor, and Electrical Engineering in close association with Design innova (A unit of Arrow weighing system pvt Ltd.).
Internship Opportunities
1. Internships with ‘CTech’ Labs Pvt Ltd at IIT Bombay ‘CTech’ Labs Pvt Ltd, a SINE-IIT Bombay incubator company, situated at IIT Bombay Powai campus, undertakes interns/ trainees. The duration of internship/ training varies from 2 months to 6 months. To Apply : For Internship/ training at "CTech" Labs, send your resumes/ CVs at ctechlabs@indianinternship. com with Subject line as “Internship” and giving the areas of interest and preference of cities in the mail along. . Company can only assist them in finding accommodation in IIT campus and/ or nearby places (Powai, Andheri, Vikhroli etc). These projects are available from 15th December 2009 to 30th July 2010 for the duration of 2 months to 7 months. Students from integrated courses can also apply as per their field and interest.
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3. Summer training / Winter training with hands on experience and live projects at HSS (Paid Internship) Location : Delhi & NCR » Noida Paid Internship, Live projects & running sites exposure Internship Training on: PLC, SCADA, HMI, VFD, SWITCHGEAR etc Related to : summer training, winter training, 45 days training, 6 months industrial training, plc training, scada training, vfd training Website: http://www.hssacdemy.com
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5. ChalkPad Intenship program ChalkPad has been positioned as ‘Education Technology Specialist’ company and look forward to providing strategic consulting and technology management and services to schools, colleges and universities across the world. We develop state of the art web based ERP systems for schools, colleges and Universities. Location : Chandigarh Job Description : Knowledge of PHP / C / MySql , Web development methodologies. To Apply For this Internship E-mail your resume at chalkpad@indianinternship.com Compiled by Gaurav Kandoi and Harry
Seminar on ‘Delhi as the Knowledge Capital’
Delhi has been the traditional seat of not just power but also of quality education. It has internationally renowned i n s t i t u t i o n s like IIT Delhi, AIIMS, JNU, Delhi University, Delhi College of E n g i n e e r i n g now DTU, NSIT, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jamia Hamdard and a host of highly reputed R&D labs including National Physical Laboratory, Solid State Physics Laboratory, Institute of Nuclear Medicine & Allied Sciences and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, to mention a few. But, with the changing times it has to revitalize its higher education system to cater for the needs of knowledge creation and its transformation into industrially relevant new product development, new technologies and knowledge services to support the growth of the knowledge economy. Keeping this in mind the Department of Training and Technical Education, Govt. of Delhi and Delhi Technological University (DTU) jointly organized a seminar at Pragati Maidan on developing “Delhi as the Knowledge Capital”.
In his welcome address Prof. P.B. Sharma, Vice-Chancellor, DTU said, “Education alone cannot be the foundation of great universities and we have to relook how universities of tomorrow have to be developed to accelerate the process of knowledge creation, growth of intellectual property, quality research and innovations. This seminar endeavors to work out the road map for such a transformation.” Inaugurating the seminar, Shri. Rakesh Mehta, IAS, Chief Secretary, Govt. of Delhi said, “The Govt. of Delhi has drawn a blue print of action on the recommendations of the National Knowledge Commission and has taken a number of initiatives to strengthen the higher education system in Delhi including the establishment of the Delhi Knowledge Development Foundation, Delhi Skill Mission and new and innovative universities including IIIT Delhi, National Law University, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar University and DTU. Further, the Govt. of Delhi is also thinking in terms of establishing a Medical University and a few other specialized institutions of higher learning so as to equip Delhi with the necessary knowledge infrastructure.” A publication on “Research and Innovations at DTU” was also released by Shri. Mehta on this occasion which contains information on the cutting edge research and innovations being carried out by DTU faculty and students in seven thrust areas including Green Energy Technologies, New and Smart Materials, Photonics and Optical Communication, Broadband Over Power Lines, Nano Scale Devices and Innovative Automotive Solutions. Addressing the seminar, Shri. P.K. Tripathi, Pr. Secretary to Chief Minister Delhi said that DTU has acquired a new vision after upgradation and hoped that it will pave the way for the growth of quality technical education institutions in Delhi. He also desired development of knowledge cities in Delhi, each centered around a major university, and establishment of knowledge industries in the Capital.
Prof. Ashoka Chandra, Former Special Secretary to Ministry of HRD and currently the Chairman of the Knowledge Initiatives of the Ministry of ICT of Govt. of India highlighted the challenges before the top institutions in the emerging knowledge economy environment. Other speakers at the seminar included Shri. Rajendra Kumar, Secretary, Higher and Technical Education, Govt. of Delhi, Prof. K.L. Chopra, former Director IIT Kharagpur, Dr. P. Ananthkrishnan, Managing Director, Intellectual Ventures, Prof. C.S. Venkataratnam, Director, IMI, New Delhi and Dr. S.K. Chopra, former Special Secretary and Advisor, Ministry of New and Renewable Energy, Govt. of India.
The seminar concluded with a panel discussion on “Strategic Framework for Transformation of Delhi as Knowledge Capi tal”, which was chaired by Prof. Ashoka Chandra and Prof. Sharma and was participated by Prof. D.K. Bandyopadhyay, Vice-Chancellor, GGSIP University, Prof. Ranbir Singh, Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, Delhi and Dr. A. Wali, Managing Director, Foundation for Innovation and Technology Transfer, IIT Delhi. Vote of thanks was delivered by Shri. V.K. Jain, Addl. Secretary, DTTE. The seminar was attended by a large number of invited delegates from academic institutions, R&D organizations, the Government, faculty and students.
Prof RK Sinha visits Foreign Universities
Prof. R.K.Sinha, Head (Applied Physics), Dean (Industrial Research and Development) and Chief Coordinator- TIFAC Centre of Relevance and Excellence (CORE) in fibre optics and optical communication, represented Delhi Technological University in U.K. and Switzerland. He was invited by Royal Academy of Engineering to participate in workshop organised by Royal Society of U.K,London during September 28,2009 related to policy decision for enhancing Indo U.K solar energy research. Prof. Sinha presented unique scheme to provide Billion Solar Lantern, a case study to enhance engineering capability of indian research in the Solar Photo voltaic Area.
He was awarded Indo-Swiss bilateral research fellowship to carry out research work in the area of photonics with special emphasis on the design and development of Nano-photonic devices during September 29 to October 13,2009 for two weeks at EPFL, Switzerland.
He delivered invited-talk on Research and Development in Photonic Crystal waveguides and devices at DTU. He also interacted with Nuclear Research group, Nano-Photonic Research group at Electrical Engineering department and Innovation and Technology Management group at EPFL (Ecole Polytechnique Federall de Lausanne), Switzerland. Besides visiting famous “Science Park”, Professor Sinha also presented intellectual capital of DTU, which resulted into agreement of TIFAC-CORE Lab, DTU and EPFL, Switzerland collaboration. Later this emerged into the submission of two joint research proposals in the area of Photonic Crystal Waveguides and Meta-materials in which Ph.D scholars of DTU will be allowed to do their experimental work at EPFL, Switzerland. Similar proposal are in dialogue for UG students to pursue Master Studies at EPFL,Switzerland .
Prof. Sinha was also awarded invited fellowship for National Science Council ,Taiwan to enhance collaboration of Research and Development of DTU with various Universities and Research and Development organizations of Taiwan, during December 6- 13, 2009. He delivered two seminars, first on Research and Innovations @ DTU and second on Research and Development on Nano-photonics @ DTU at National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) , Hsinchu. He also visited National Taiwan University Taipei and interacted with its president Prof.S.C.Lee ,National Nano Device laboratory at Hsinchu , and Science Park Hsinchu in Taiwan. The main purpose of the visit was to enhance student exchange and bring out joint R&D projects and collaboration in the emerging areas of Science and Technology.
Achievements by Ph.D students
Kamal Kishor was awarded a scholarship of $1700 from SPIE to attend an International conference “Optics + Photonics 2009” at San Diego, CA, USA.
Monica Rajput was awarded a scholarship of $1200 for attending workshop on “Negative refractive index & Meta-materials” at University of California, Los Angles, USA during January 25-30, 2009.
Foreign education opportunities: Scholarships
DAAD Scholarships DAAD stands for "Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst", also known as German Academic Exchange Service. DAAD is a joint organization of German institutions of higher education and student bodies. Its aim is to promote academic co-operation worldwide, especially through the exchange of students, scholars, academics, and scientists. Though German Universities charge a very minimal tuition fee, students are still advised to plan their budget considering other general living expenses, boarding and lodging, insurance, books etc. A scholarship or grant may be the answer for those who don’t have the necessary financial resources. A look at the DAAD scholarship database will show you what DAAD has to offer. But remember, numerous other institutions and organizations can also help you finance your studies.
The programme which is useful for engineers is ‘Working internships in Science and Engineering’ for summer internships at Germany, whose forms are available online and the time of submission is the end of November. For more information, log on to: http://newdelhi. daad.de/ or http://www.daad.de/ ETS - TOEFL Scholar Programme (For Students Planning To Study in the UK, USA and Canada) ETS has developed a scholarship programme to recognise outstanding students in India who will begin their postgraduate studies in the U.K., U.S. or Canada in 2010. The programme will recognise students with high academic achievement who have demonstrated leadership skills, innovative ideas and an outstanding ability to communicate in English. Seven scholarships are available. Awards will be issued to the attending institutions in order to assist students with their educational expenses. There will be three (3) $10,000 scholarships and four (4) $5,000 scholarships awarded to selected test takers who have already been accepted at an institution in the U.K., U.S. or Canada.
Qualifications: Applicants must meet the following eligibility requirements:
•Be an undergraduate or graduate student currently living in India who will begin postgraduate study in the
U.K., U.S. or Canada in 2010
•Have an overall grade percentage of 60 or above
•Demonstrate English proficiency with the TOEFL scores
For more information and Application form details please visit: www.ets.org/toefl/indiascholarships
Intelligent Transport System Conference 2009 at DTU
Massive expansion of physical infrastructure relating to surface transport in India requires a major focus on integrating Intelligent Transport System (ITS) into infrastructure development, so as to effectively cater to the need of increased mobility, enhance safety, reduce accident rates and above all solve problems of congestion in mega and metro cities. To explore and discuss how ITS technologies can provide solution to many of our transportation problems like traffic congestion, accidents, emission of toxic gases and so on, Association for Intelligent Transport System (AITS), India along with Delhi Technological University (DTU) has organized a two-day “ITS Conference and Exhibition 2009”, which commenced at DTU Campus.
“ITS for Mobility and Safety Management is a unique conference cum exhibition in India which is bringing Government, Public and Private Agencies, Industry and Academia together to enhance Safety and Efficiency of people, goods and services through ITS.” The theme of this year’s conference was “ITS for Mobility and Safety Management”. The inaugural session of the Conference was presided over by Mr. Mario Ste Marie, Minister (Commercial) and Senior Trade Commissioner, Canadian High Commission, Mr. Chull Ho Lieu, Chairman of 17th ITS WC, Korea, Dr. S.K. Jason Chang, ITS Taiwan, Mr. Hajimo Amano, President, ITS Japan, Prof. P. B. Sharma, Vice Chancellor, DTU and Mr. Amitabh Bajpai, President, AITS. Speaking at the occasion, Mr. Marie remarked, “ITS affects the lives of everyone. Incorporating ITS can ensure smooth and safe movement of people and goods. One of the ways we have integrated ITS in Canada is by introducing ‘Traveller Information System’, w h e r e one can dial 511 a n y - where in C a n a d a and seek d i r e c - t i o n s . T h e t h e m e of this y e a r ’ s c o n f e r - ence is very apt in Indian context where rapid development in infrastructure and transportation is taking place.” In his address, Prof. Sharma em phasized on reducing the pollution generated from the various modes of transportation by introducing green technologies. “It is our responsibility to reduce the harmful emissions generated from the vehicles and tackle the problems of climate change without affecting our mobility. At DTU, we resolve to provide clean fuel and energy technologies, which along with ITS would provide solution to the problems of climate change besides im proving transport system efficacy,” he added. The conference also highlighted that a fraction of budget of physical infrastructure must necessarily be earmarked for integration of ITS into transport infrastructure.
Some of the areas that were deliberated upon during the subsessions were: Integration of Transportation & Sustainable Mobility by ITS; Indo-Canadian Co-operation for ITS development, where a collaborative effort on development and deployment of ITS was proposed, to improve safety and maximize the use and efficiency of a multi modal transport system; Integrated approach in transport modeling for multi modal studies, which highlighted the need for state development programs that promote closer linkages of land use and transportation planning, Road pricing and electronic toll collection and Public transport system. Tomorrow’s sessions at the Conference will be on Convergence of Communication and Information Technology Applications in Transport; ITS Safety and Security Solutions, Traveller Information System, and ITS Operations: International Case Studies, besides a roundtable session on ITS and Climate Change. The conference was attended by national and international dignitaries from countries like Japan, Korea, Canada, UK and Singapore, to mention some.
NYU Poly’s President visits DelTech
Mr. Jerry Mac Arthur Hultin, the President of NYU Poly, the Polytechnic Institute of New York University, United States visited the campus of Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly Delhi College of Engineering, in the Capital. Mr. Hultin visited selected institutions in India and met representatives from academia, government and corporate, in order to have a better understanding of India's educational requirements and explore opportunities of academic & research activities, which could be of mutual benefit to both the countries. He met the officiating Vice Chancellor of DTU, Prof. B. D. Pathak along with Prof. R.K. Sinha, Dean, Industrial, Research & Development, DTU, Prof. G. L. Verma, Dean, Academics, DTU, Prof. R. C. Sharma, Dean, International Affairs, DTU and Prof. S.K. Garg, Head, Delhi School of Management, DTU among others. Mr. Hultin was accompanied by Ms. Meera Kumar, Vice President, Communications and Marketing, NYU Poly. Prof. Pathak spoke to Mr. Hultin about the possibility of research collaborations, faculty and students exchange with NYU Poly, where students of DTU could study one semester at NYU Poly and vice-a-versa.
DTU introduces research fellowships
“In an endeavour to attract best of the minds towards teaching and research, Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly known as Delhi College of Engineering, has initiated 25 Teaching-cum-Research Fellowships (TRF). The creation of 25 TRFs, which includes 20 fellowships at doctoral level and five at post-doctoral level, was approved today in the second meeting of Board of Management (BOM), which was held at the University campus. Each teaching-cum-research fellow will be allowed to enroll for a full-time Ph D. program and will take 10 hours per week of teaching work at B.Tech/ M.Tech level. The incumbents will be initially appointed for a period of two years, which will be further extended depending on the academic and research performance. The expenditure involved in the grant of TRFs has been estimated around Rs 60 lakhs, per annum.”
The First Ordinance of the University relating to B.Tech. courses has already received approval of the Government, as per the provision of the Act. The Ordinance for M.Tech and MBA programs of DTU was also approved by the BOM. It was also brought to the notice of the Board that the admissions to all undergraduate engineering courses of the University, from next year onwards, shall be made on the basis of the merit/ rank obtained in All India Engineering Entrance Examination, conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Education, with a minimum of 60% marks in PCM to be eligible for admissions.
Highlighting the achievements of the University during last three months, Prof. P. B. Sharma, Vice Chancellor, DTU informed the Board, “Apart from a major R&D tie-up with Lockheed Martin Corporation, US for development of next generation Unmanned Aerial Vehicle, the University has entered into a collaboration with Groupe Des Ecoles Des Mines (GEM), France to foster collaboration, provide opportunity for global experience and facilitate advancement of knowledge in the field of engineering.”
The Vice Chancellor also shared students’ achievements with the Board including that of undergraduate students Shravanti Joshi and Anoop Ramakrishna who were awarded International Telecom Union Award and were invited to attend World Youth Forum 2009 in October at Geneva. Gold medal and Mondialogo Engineering Award was conferred recently to B.E. student of Electrical Engineering Shweta Chauhan, for development of an innovative design for low cost water purification system for rural application. The DTU team worked in collaboration with the student’s team of Stanford University. Similarly, Swati Rawal, PhD scholar in the Applied Physics Department received the Best Research Paper Award in the International Conference on Optics and Photonics, 2009.
The BOM also agreed the signing off a Memorandum of Understanding with the Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Integrated Rural Energy Planning & Development, which among other aspects of collaboration shall facilitate exchange of faculty and partnerships in R&D in areas relating to green energy technology and climate change management. DTU is further partnering with Freescale Semiconductor Pvt. Ltd under which a Freescale Systems Laboratory will be established in the Electronics & Communication Engineering Department of DTU. A high-end Design Centre for Photonics & Micro Electro Mechanical Systems has also been awarded to DTU by Aeronautics Development Agency, Govt. of India.
Workshop on ‘Curriculum Innovations and Development’
One of the major problems plaguing our education system even today is outdated course curriculum. We may have created more institutions and produced large number of graduates but when it comes to the curriculum imparted, there is a huge gap between what is being offered and what is needed by the present and future society. In an endeavour towards bridging this gap and introducing course curriculum that not only addresses the needs of the industry and society but also inspires graduates of engineering and faculty to think beyond the state-of-art, a workshop on ‘Curriculum Innovations and Development’ was organized today at Delhi Technological University (DTU), formerly Delhi College of Engineering.
This workshop was follow-up of a workshop held in August 2009 at DTU. The agenda for session was to revisit the process of curriculum design, make it relevant to the industry, bring in the dimension of creative research and enhance the thinking ability of the students and at the same time provide flexibility and make curriculum agile in the age of rapid knowledge and technology obsolesce. It was attended by eminent experts from academic institutions and industries including Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, Delhi University, Jamia Millia Islamia, Jawaharlal Nehru University, GGSIP University, National Informatics Centre, DRDO and Maruti Udyog Ltd, to mention some, besides senior faculty of DTU. In this address, Prof. P.B. Sharma, Vice Chancellor, DTU, inspired the experts to look ahead and develop a curriculum that makes even leading international universities take a relook at their own syllabi.
“Lets develop a thinking curriculum – a curriculum which makes our student think and deliberate; a talking curriculum – curriculum that talks to the industry, which implies that it gets with the direct requirement of the industry and makes them feel that it is specially designed for them; and a curriculum that satisfies the needs of ever-learning community, be it students or faculty,” he said. Participants at the workshop discussed and deliberated on the course content of all 14 undergraduate and 16 M.Tech. courses at DTU. From the next academic session all UG courses of DTU including the programs which were earlier following Delhi University curriculum will be provided innovated curriculum. Everyone was of unanimous view that the academic programs should be more in sync with the requirements of the local and global industry.
A proposal to reorient the M.Tech. program in Electronics and Communication Engineering to M.Tech. in Signal Processing and Digital Design was also discussed on the occasion. According to Prof. Sharma, “The objective behind this entire exercise is to design and develop a curriculum that we possess with pride and practice with pleasure. It is my mission and vision for 2010 to implement a curriculum at DTU which is at par with the best in the world.”
