ALIGARH, November 12: The Department of Electrical Engineering, Aligarh
Muslim University has been granted Rs. 1.13 Crore under the FIST (Funds for
Improvement of S & T infrastructure) scheme by the Department of Science and
Technology (DST), Government of India. The grant has been sanctioned to
strengthen the post-graduate teaching and research facilities in the
department.
A proposal prepared by a team of Prof. Mukhtar Ahmad, Prof. Badrul Hasan
Khan and Mr. Mohd. Rihan under the supervision of Prof. Mohibullah,
Chairman, Electrical Engineering Department under this scheme was submitted
by the department in May 2010. After first round scrutiny, the proposal was
selected for a presentation which was delivered by Dr. Yusufuzzaman Khan and
Mr. Mohd. Rihan to an expert committee at Indian Academy of Sciences,
Bangalore. Finally, the Department of Science and Technology sanctioned Rs.
1.13 Crore on the basis of this proposal. The grant will be utilized in
procuring state of the art equipments in the concerned laboratories. It is
expected that these developments will go a long way in further improving the
teaching-learning process and research activities in the department.
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Thursday, November 4, 2010
International Conference on "Emerging Technologies for Sustainable Environment" at AMU
ALIGARH, November 4: An International Conference on "Emerging Technologies for Sustainable Environment" was organized by Department of Civil Engineering in collaboration with La Sierra University, USA and Asia Pacific University, Thailand and Co-sponsored by All India Council for Technical Education and the Ministry of Water Resources, New Delhi.
This is the second time that the international conference was organized by the department of Civil Engineering, Aligarh Muslim University in continuation with the first international conference organized in 2009. About 200 full-length papers and abstracts were received for the conference.
The conference encompassed themes varying from Sustainability, Water Pollution Control Wastewater Treatment, Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, Bioremediation, Wetlands, Air Pollution and Control, Noise Pollution and Control, Environment Impact Assessment, Sustainable Environment Bio-fuels Modeling Approaches in Environmental Engineering, Role of GIS in Environmental Engineering, Life Cycle Analysis, Energy Efficiency Green Engineering, Alternative Energy Technologies and C02 Capture to Sequestration.
About 250 national and international delegates attended the conference. Delegates from USA, Canada, France, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Iran, Saudi Arabia and almost all the I.I.Ts', N.I.T's and other research and academic institutes of repute participated in the conference and presented their papers. Thirteen technical sessions consisting of oral and poster presentations were conducted during the two days of conference. The research papers were presented in two parallel oral sessions and one poster session.
The inaugural function was presided over by Prof. S.M.A. Rizvi, Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology. The Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering, Prof. Razaullah Khan, Organizing Secretary, Dr. I. H. Farooqi, Prof. Ashok Kumar, University of Toledo, USA, Prof. John Perumal, University of La Sierriea, USA, Prof. Ekram Husain, Principal Z. H. College of Engineering & Technology and Prof. Pervez Mustajab, Controller of Examination, AMU spoke on different aspects of environmental engineering. The program was conducted by Mr. Arshad Hussain, University Polytechnic. The proceedings of the conference were also released by the chief guest on this occasion.
This is the second time that the international conference was organized by the department of Civil Engineering, Aligarh Muslim University in continuation with the first international conference organized in 2009. About 200 full-length papers and abstracts were received for the conference.
The conference encompassed themes varying from Sustainability, Water Pollution Control Wastewater Treatment, Solid and Hazardous Waste Management, Bioremediation, Wetlands, Air Pollution and Control, Noise Pollution and Control, Environment Impact Assessment, Sustainable Environment Bio-fuels Modeling Approaches in Environmental Engineering, Role of GIS in Environmental Engineering, Life Cycle Analysis, Energy Efficiency Green Engineering, Alternative Energy Technologies and C02 Capture to Sequestration.
About 250 national and international delegates attended the conference. Delegates from USA, Canada, France, Japan, Malaysia, Thailand, Iran, Saudi Arabia and almost all the I.I.Ts', N.I.T's and other research and academic institutes of repute participated in the conference and presented their papers. Thirteen technical sessions consisting of oral and poster presentations were conducted during the two days of conference. The research papers were presented in two parallel oral sessions and one poster session.
The inaugural function was presided over by Prof. S.M.A. Rizvi, Dean Faculty of Engineering and Technology. The Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering, Prof. Razaullah Khan, Organizing Secretary, Dr. I. H. Farooqi, Prof. Ashok Kumar, University of Toledo, USA, Prof. John Perumal, University of La Sierriea, USA, Prof. Ekram Husain, Principal Z. H. College of Engineering & Technology and Prof. Pervez Mustajab, Controller of Examination, AMU spoke on different aspects of environmental engineering. The program was conducted by Mr. Arshad Hussain, University Polytechnic. The proceedings of the conference were also released by the chief guest on this occasion.
Friday, October 22, 2010
AMU students won 4th prize in the national competition "Smart Car Race India 2010"
ALIGARH, October 21: Mohammad Zaid and Arjun Jauhari, students of B.Tech. (Electronics) final year, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University have won 4th prize in the national level competition "Smart Car Race India 2010" organized by Freescale Semiconductor India, in collaboration with the Centre for Electronic Design and Technology (CEDT) and the Indian Institute of Science (IISc). It was the first of its kind competition organized for engineering students in India. The two-day event was part of a series of such competitions that were organized by Freescale around the world and is being brought to India for the first time.
'Smart Car Race India - 2010' received an overwhelming response from the student fraternity from engineering colleges across India, with participation from 22 renowned colleges and more than 90 teams.
Approximately 290 engineering students, along with their faculty guides, participated in the competition. During the competition, students assembled an intelligent racing car that automatically recognized the specially designed racing track at the final competition venue. The finalist were selected based on their two round performances on the basis of the lap time taken, efficiency of algorithm, as well as the hardware inspection of car. After two days rigorous evaluation by judges, our college team 'Zealous' was selected as 4th prize winner and received prize money of Rs. 10,000.
Mohammad Zaid and Arjun Jauhari, under the supervision of Prof. Ekram Khan and Prof. M. Hasan of Electronics Engineering Department participated in the event. Mr. Andy Mastronardi, the Worldwide Director of Freescale University Program, Ganesh Guruswamy, the Vice President and Country Manager of Freescale Semiconductor India Pvt. Ltd. and Prof. K. Gopakumar, the Chairman, CEDT, IISc Bangalore gave away the prizes to the winners.
'Smart Car Race India - 2010' received an overwhelming response from the student fraternity from engineering colleges across India, with participation from 22 renowned colleges and more than 90 teams.
Approximately 290 engineering students, along with their faculty guides, participated in the competition. During the competition, students assembled an intelligent racing car that automatically recognized the specially designed racing track at the final competition venue. The finalist were selected based on their two round performances on the basis of the lap time taken, efficiency of algorithm, as well as the hardware inspection of car. After two days rigorous evaluation by judges, our college team 'Zealous' was selected as 4th prize winner and received prize money of Rs. 10,000.
Mohammad Zaid and Arjun Jauhari, under the supervision of Prof. Ekram Khan and Prof. M. Hasan of Electronics Engineering Department participated in the event. Mr. Andy Mastronardi, the Worldwide Director of Freescale University Program, Ganesh Guruswamy, the Vice President and Country Manager of Freescale Semiconductor India Pvt. Ltd. and Prof. K. Gopakumar, the Chairman, CEDT, IISc Bangalore gave away the prizes to the winners.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
“TAAMEER – 2010”
ALIGARH October 16: Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University organized “TAAMEER – 2010”, the biggest ever Tech Fest in the history of AMU. Over five hundred students participated in the fest from different colleges and universities from across the country. Students from BIT Mesra, Jamia Millia Islamia, Maulana Azad National Institute of Technology, Punjab Engineering College, Integral University, Galgotia Group of Institution, Karunya University, Kerala and Aligarh Muslim University participated in the National level tech fest.
While addressing the inaugural session as Chief Guest, Prof. S. Abrar Hasan, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, highlighted the rich tradition and culture of the University.
Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Prof. S. M. A. Rizvi in his address congratulated the teachers and students for organizing the National Level grand Tech Fest.
Prof. Ekram Husain, Principal, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology congratulated the teachers, staff and students and said such events should be organized at all departments of college.
Prof. Razaullah Khan, Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering urged the students to maintain law and order and ensure peace and tranquility on the campus.
The Student Convener of the programme, Mr. Ibadur Rahman welcomed the Participants.
Dr. Masroor Alam, the teacher incharge of the fest proposed vote of thanks.
The fest finally started with prelim of Crystal Cube and day ended with the AD-MAD Show.
The Workshop on Disaster Management organized by Centre of Disaster Management in collaboration with TAAMEER - 2010 was attended by over 250 students from different departments of the University. The speakers included Dr. Amir Ali Khan of National Institute of Disaster Management, Dr. M. Athar Ansari, Chairman, Department of Community Medicine and Dr. Shahid Farooq of Geology Department.
On second day of the workshop several events like General Quiz, Debate, Bridge Design, Dares, Lime Print, Treasure Hunt etc were organized. The technical events were coordinated by S. Anwer Ali and Mohd. Najibullah whereas the cultural events were organized by Raja Yaqoob Farooq, S. Adnan Haque and Usama Khan.
The Workshop on Vedic Mathematics organized by S. M. Asjad, Convener (Administration) and Mohd. Zain Alam Zaidi proved to be a very interesting programme, which was attended by more than 200 Students.
While addressing the inaugural session as Chief Guest, Prof. S. Abrar Hasan, Dean, Faculty of Medicine, highlighted the rich tradition and culture of the University.
Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Technology, Prof. S. M. A. Rizvi in his address congratulated the teachers and students for organizing the National Level grand Tech Fest.
Prof. Ekram Husain, Principal, Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology congratulated the teachers, staff and students and said such events should be organized at all departments of college.
Prof. Razaullah Khan, Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering urged the students to maintain law and order and ensure peace and tranquility on the campus.
The Student Convener of the programme, Mr. Ibadur Rahman welcomed the Participants.
Dr. Masroor Alam, the teacher incharge of the fest proposed vote of thanks.
The fest finally started with prelim of Crystal Cube and day ended with the AD-MAD Show.
The Workshop on Disaster Management organized by Centre of Disaster Management in collaboration with TAAMEER - 2010 was attended by over 250 students from different departments of the University. The speakers included Dr. Amir Ali Khan of National Institute of Disaster Management, Dr. M. Athar Ansari, Chairman, Department of Community Medicine and Dr. Shahid Farooq of Geology Department.
On second day of the workshop several events like General Quiz, Debate, Bridge Design, Dares, Lime Print, Treasure Hunt etc were organized. The technical events were coordinated by S. Anwer Ali and Mohd. Najibullah whereas the cultural events were organized by Raja Yaqoob Farooq, S. Adnan Haque and Usama Khan.
The Workshop on Vedic Mathematics organized by S. M. Asjad, Convener (Administration) and Mohd. Zain Alam Zaidi proved to be a very interesting programme, which was attended by more than 200 Students.
The concluding programme was featured by the distribution of Merit Certificates and Trophies to the students.
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Electronic Engineering student bring laurels to the AMU Aligarh
ALIGARH September 1: An undergraduate student of B.Tech. (Electronics) III Year, Ms. Musfira Jilani of Department of Electronics Engineering, Z. H. College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, was selected by the Science Foundation of Ireland for their UREKA (Undergraduate Research Experience Knowledge Award) Programme. Ms. Musfira is one of the ten students selected all over the world for the award this year.
As a part of the above programme, Ms. Jilani participated in a ten weeks' Summer Internship in Autonomous Robotics at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. She successfully completed her research project on "Lampposts as landmarks for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping". The award also included a fellowship of 300 Euro per week for ten weeks.
As a part of the above programme, Ms. Jilani participated in a ten weeks' Summer Internship in Autonomous Robotics at the National University of Ireland, Maynooth. She successfully completed her research project on "Lampposts as landmarks for Simultaneous Localization and Mapping". The award also included a fellowship of 300 Euro per week for ten weeks.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
National Workshop on Ethical Hacking
*ALIGARH August 30:* The Department of Civil Engineering, Zakir Husain
College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University organized a
two day "National Workshop on Ethical Hacking" in Kennedy House Auditorium
in collaboration with M/s Kyrion Technology Pvt. Ltd. More than 100 students
from Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology, Women's
Polytechnic, Faculty of Science and also from different Engineering Colleges
at Aligarh participated in the Workshop.
The Workshop ran in Four sessions of four hours duration each and the
experts from M/s Kyrion Technology Pvt. Ltd. delivered lectures and
organized training sessions for the students. Kyrion Technologies provided
software worth Rs. 750/- to each participant.
The Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering, Prof. Razaullah Khan, while
addressing the last session of the Workshop, urged the participant to use
this modern knowledge of Ethical Hacking in an ethical manner and use it for
betterment of the society as it is a very powerful instrument against the
menace of hacking and violation of other cyber laws. The workshop concluded
with the distribution of toolkit and certificate to the participants. Dr.
Masroor Alam, Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering and Mr. Ibadur
Rahman, student of B. Tech final year (Civil) were staff coordinator and
overall student coordinator respectively.
College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University organized a
two day "National Workshop on Ethical Hacking" in Kennedy House Auditorium
in collaboration with M/s Kyrion Technology Pvt. Ltd. More than 100 students
from Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology, Women's
Polytechnic, Faculty of Science and also from different Engineering Colleges
at Aligarh participated in the Workshop.
The Workshop ran in Four sessions of four hours duration each and the
experts from M/s Kyrion Technology Pvt. Ltd. delivered lectures and
organized training sessions for the students. Kyrion Technologies provided
software worth Rs. 750/- to each participant.
The Chairman, Department of Civil Engineering, Prof. Razaullah Khan, while
addressing the last session of the Workshop, urged the participant to use
this modern knowledge of Ethical Hacking in an ethical manner and use it for
betterment of the society as it is a very powerful instrument against the
menace of hacking and violation of other cyber laws. The workshop concluded
with the distribution of toolkit and certificate to the participants. Dr.
Masroor Alam, Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering and Mr. Ibadur
Rahman, student of B. Tech final year (Civil) were staff coordinator and
overall student coordinator respectively.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
PRADAN at AMU for Campus Recruitment
ALIGARH, April 19: PRADAN, a leading NGO of India and a Magsaysay award winner, came to AMU for final selection of students on 13th April, 2010. The final interviews were held at the Training & Placement Office of Zakir Husain College of Engineering and Technology (ZHCET). Six Students from the faculties of Commerce, Law, Social Science, Management and Engineering have been selected on handsome salaries.
The selected students expressed their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Farid Mahdi, Training and Placement Officer, ZHCET for providing the necessary support to them.
Dr. Farid Mehdi said that the next company expected to visit the campus for placement will be HCL, Noida. Dr. Mehdi has urged the Alig community to extend cooperation in bridging the gap between the corporate world and the Aligarh Muslim University to develop a strong corporate interface in order to ensure effective placements for the students.
The selected students expressed their heartfelt thanks to Dr. Farid Mahdi, Training and Placement Officer, ZHCET for providing the necessary support to them.
Dr. Farid Mehdi said that the next company expected to visit the campus for placement will be HCL, Noida. Dr. Mehdi has urged the Alig community to extend cooperation in bridging the gap between the corporate world and the Aligarh Muslim University to develop a strong corporate interface in order to ensure effective placements for the students.
Monday, February 8, 2010
AMU Aligarh Students make electric appliances operable via sms
Bangalore: Your electrical appliances at home can soon be controlled by a simple SMS, thanks to a new 'low cost device' developed by the students at Zakir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology in Aligarh, Uttar Pradesh.
The device, which was developed by Abdullah Azhar and Kamal Gupta, both final year B.Tech students of Department of Electronics, will enable users to operate electrical appliances at their home from anywhere in the world at any time at a very low cost, a college spokesman said.
According to him, existing technologies for home automation require internet, Bluetooth and wi-fi systems, which are comparatively expensive, reports PTI. The device has also won the second prize at the international exhibition of 'Electrical and Industrial Electronics' held in Mumbai recently.
The device, which was developed by Abdullah Azhar and Kamal Gupta, both final year B.Tech students of Department of Electronics, will enable users to operate electrical appliances at their home from anywhere in the world at any time at a very low cost, a college spokesman said.
According to him, existing technologies for home automation require internet, Bluetooth and wi-fi systems, which are comparatively expensive, reports PTI. The device has also won the second prize at the international exhibition of 'Electrical and Industrial Electronics' held in Mumbai recently.
Thursday, February 4, 2010
ZHCET goes online by opening the latest Student's Forum on its website
To View the latest student forum of the Zakir Husain College Of Engineering and Technology you all can visit the site:
http://www.zhcet.ac.in/studentforum/
http://www.zhcet.ac.in/studentforum/
Monday, February 1, 2010
ZHCET students bring laurels to the University
BTECH Electronics final year students Abdullah Azhar Ali Khan & Kamal Kumar Gupta have made the University proud by winning second prize in the prestigious national level competition ‘ENGINEER ∞’, which was a part of the International Exhibition of Electrical and Industrial Electronics (ELECRAMA-2010) held in Mumbai from 20-24 January 2010.
ELECRAMA is the world’s largest electrical & electronics exhibition organized by Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association (IEEMA). The exhibition was attended by delegates from over 40 countries.
The competition received over 428 entries from 198 institutions from 22 states of India which included 15 entries from IITs and 25 entries from NITs. At the first stage, about 50 projects were short listed. Finally all the short-listed teams were asked to demonstrate their project during ELECRAMA-2010. After 4 days of hectic demonstration by the students in front of audiences and judges, the project from our college was selected as Second Best Project and received prize money of Rs. 1.00 Lakh.
Abdullah Azhar Ali Khan & Kamal Kumar Gupta, under the supervision of Prof. Ekram Khan of Electronics Engineering Department, developed a GSM based Automation System. The project was highly praised by high-profile visitors from the industry, some of which include Mr. S. K. Chaturvedi [Chairman & MD, Powegrid India], Mr. B. A. Chaudhari [Chief Operating Officer, Powerlinks], Mr. Anjan Banerjee [Asst. Vice President & Head of Sales, Marketing & Export, Substation Automation Systems, ABB], Mr. KVV Satya Sekhar [DGM – Projects, HBL].
ELECRAMA is the world’s largest electrical & electronics exhibition organized by Indian Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association (IEEMA). The exhibition was attended by delegates from over 40 countries.
The competition received over 428 entries from 198 institutions from 22 states of India which included 15 entries from IITs and 25 entries from NITs. At the first stage, about 50 projects were short listed. Finally all the short-listed teams were asked to demonstrate their project during ELECRAMA-2010. After 4 days of hectic demonstration by the students in front of audiences and judges, the project from our college was selected as Second Best Project and received prize money of Rs. 1.00 Lakh.
Abdullah Azhar Ali Khan & Kamal Kumar Gupta, under the supervision of Prof. Ekram Khan of Electronics Engineering Department, developed a GSM based Automation System. The project was highly praised by high-profile visitors from the industry, some of which include Mr. S. K. Chaturvedi [Chairman & MD, Powegrid India], Mr. B. A. Chaudhari [Chief Operating Officer, Powerlinks], Mr. Anjan Banerjee [Asst. Vice President & Head of Sales, Marketing & Export, Substation Automation Systems, ABB], Mr. KVV Satya Sekhar [DGM – Projects, HBL].
Monday, November 23, 2009
Workshop on Computer Integrated Manufacturing System (WCIMS)
Department of Mechanical Engineering, Zakir Hussain College of Engineering and Technology, Aligarh Muslim University , is organizing a three day Workshop on Computer Integrated Manufacturing System (WCIMS) from December 7-9, 2009. All those who are willing to participate in the WCIMS are required to register themselves upto November 30, 2009 positively. The last date of registration is extended to November 30, 2009. For further details and any query, please contact to the Director of WCIMS or e-mail to: wcims2009@zhcet. ac.in
Link to workshop brochure: http://www.wcims. webs.com/ leafletR. pdf
Link to registration form: http://www.wcims. webs.com/ Registration% 20Form.pdf
Link to workshop brochure: http://www.wcims. webs.com/ leafletR. pdf
Link to registration form: http://www.wcims. webs.com/ Registration% 20Form.pdf
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