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SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE. WELCOMES U. ANNUAL REPORT 2011-12. The key to successful leadership today is influence , not authority . Kenneth Blanchard. ABOUT SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLEGE. Established in the year 2004 Flagship –Thoma Educational Society CHAIRMAN : Sri S. Chalama Reddy

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  1. SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLLEGE

  2. WELCOMES U

  3. ANNUAL REPORT 2011-12

  4. The key to successful leadership today is influence, not authority.Kenneth Blanchard

  5. ABOUT SPHOORTHY ENGINEERING COLEGE • Established in the year 2004 • Flagship –Thoma Educational Society • CHAIRMAN : Sri S. Chalama Reddy • Secretary & Academic Director : Sri. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy

  6. VISION • To create a unique identity in the field of education in engineering and technology driven by humane values

  7. MISSION • To impart cutting edge technologies through state of the art infrastructure with a human touch.

  8. Prof. Dr. V.Chandra Mouli., M.S; Ph.D, PRINCIPAL, Sphoorthy Engineering College, Nadargul,RR District , A.P., India ’

  9. Some of his research projects of national importance are • 1. ‘’Study of Phase transitions in single crystals using ESR and other techniques’’, • 2. ‘’Preparation and characterization of Non-    Linear Optical (NLO) Functional     Glasses and Glass Ceramic Materials’’, • 3.‘’Studies on Nano structural changes in     TeO2 and Borosilicate based     glass/ceramic materials’’ etc. • Two research projects are in progress ar the Department of Physics, Osmania University, Hyderabad funded by DST and DRDO New Delhi. • Credit of visiting various countries like Germany and UK and presented research papers at various conferences. He had attended more than 30 national conferences and 6 International conferences and organized more than 10 conferences workshops, refresher course for the benefit of teachers and students at OU campus. • 36 years of research experience, industrial experience, he has participated in the assembly of ESR spectrometer, whose know- how was transferred to ECIL,Hyd, under the MOU of OU in 1978 • Has distinct administrative skills to handle tact fully -the high offices such as Principal-ship, Controller of Examination (NC), and Chairman of BOS of Electronics and Physics, etc.

  10. Other imminents: • Member of various Academic bodies such as • Fellow AP Academy of Sciences, Hyderabad • Expert Committee Member of CSIR, New Delhi. • Expert Panel Member - Haryana Public Service Commission. • Expert/Project Review Committee member of DRDO & DST-New Delhi. • Review member of following fields • Indian journal of Pure and Applied Physics. • Pramana (Indian Academy of Sciences Bangalore) • Bulletin of Materials Science. • Mod Phys Letters • Journal of Non Crystalline Solids • Indian Journal of Physics

  11. FDPs Attended: Attended a Three Layer advanced Academic Leadership Programme at Academic Staff College of India, Bella Vista:: Hyderabad from 28-3-2011 to 30-03-2011 Attended, II Phase of Academic leadership Bridge Programme at Wipro, Bhuvaneshwar on 15th and 16th July, 2011 and successfully completed 5 webinar conduced by Harward Business School which makes eligible for III and Final Programme. Attended Advanced Academic Leadership Workshop held at Wipro Technologies, Bangalore organized by Mission 10X Wipro Technologies from 5-8 September, 2011, the completion of which signify “in pursuit of excellence in engineering education through innovation”

  12. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS: Vibrational, EPR and optical spectroscopy of the Cu2+ doped glasses with (90–x)TeO2–10GeO2–xWO3 (7.5 ≤ x ≤ 30) composition Original Research ArticleJournal of Non-Crystalline Solids, Volume 357, Issue 3, 1 February 2011, Pages 903-909G. Upender, M. Prasad, V. Chandra Mouli The structural and spectroscopic investigations of ternary tellurite glasses, doped with copper Original Research ArticleJournal of Alloys and Compounds, Volume 509, Issue 19, 12 May 2011, Pages 5887-5892G. Upender, Ch. Sameera Devi, V. Kamalaker, V. Chandra Mouli Raman spectroscopy, thermal and optical properties of TeO2–ZnO–Nb2O5–Nd2O3 glasses Original Research ArticleSpectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, Volume 89, April 2012, Pages 149-154V. Kamalaker, G. Upender, Ch. Ramesh, V. Chandra Mouli ESR, optical absorption, IR and Raman studies of xTeO2 + (70 − x)B2O3 + 5TiO2 + 24R2O:1CuO (x = 10, 35 and 60 mol%; R = Li, Na and K) quaternary glass system Original Research ArticleMaterials Research Bulletin, Volume 47, Issue 3, March 2012, Pages 724-731S. Suresh, P. Gayathri Pavani, V. Chandra Mouli Structure, glass transition temperature and spectroscopic properties of 10Li2O–xP2O5–(89 − x)TeO2–1CuO (5 ≤ x ≤ 25 mol%) glass system Original Research ArticleSpectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy, Volume 89, April 2012, Pages 39-45G. Upender, J. Chinna Babu, V. Chandra Mouli Thermal stability and transport studies of (100 − 2x)TeO2–xAg2O–xWO3 (7.5 ≤ x ≤ 30) glass system Original Research ArticleMaterials Research Bulletin, Volume 46, Issue 2, February 2011, Pages 199-204G. Upender, Ch. Ramesh, V. Chandra Mouli Optical, thermal and electrical properties of ternary TeO2–WO3–PbO glasses Original Research ArticleJournal of Molecular Structure, Volume 1006, Issues 1–3, 14 December 2011, Pages 159-165G. Upender, V. Chandra Mouli DSC, ESR and optical absorption studies of Cu2+ ion doped in boro cadmium tellurite glasses Original Research ArticleJournal of Alloys and Compounds, In Press, Accepted Manuscript, Available online 3 March 2012P. Gayathri Pavani, M. Prasad, V. Chandra Mouli

  13. AC conductivity and impedance measurements in alkali boro-tellurite glasses Original Research ArticleJournal of Non-Crystalline Solids, Volume 356, Issues 31–32, 1 July 2010, Pages 1599-1603S. Suresh, M. Prasad, V. Chandra Mouli • Studies on boro cadmium tellurite glasses Original Research ArticleOptical Materials, Volume 34, Issue 1, November 2011, Pages 215-220P. Gayathri Pavani, S. Suresh, V. Chandra Mouli • Raman spectroscopic characterization of tellurite glasses containing heavy metal oxides Original Research ArticlePhysica B: Condensed Matter, Volume 405, Issue 5, 1 March 2010, Pages 1269-1273G. Upender, Vasant G. Sathe, V. Chandra Mouli • Structure, physical and thermal properties of WO3–GeO2–TeO2 glasses Original Research ArticleMaterials Chemistry and Physics, Volume 121, Issues 1–2, 15 May 2010, Pages 335-341G. Upender, C.P. Vardhani, S. Suresh, A.M. Awasthi, V. Chandra Mouli • Optical, physical and structural studies of boro-zinc tellurite glasses Original Research ArticlePhysica B: Condensed Matter, Volume 406, Issues 6–7, 15 March 2011, Pages 1242-1247P. Gayathri Pavani, K. Sadhana, V. Chandra Mouli • Glass transition temperature-structural studies of tungstate tellurite glasses Original Research ArticleMaterials Chemistry and Physics, Volume 118, Issues 2–3, 15 December 2009, Pages 298-302G. Upender, Suresh Bharadwaj, A.M. Awasthi, V. Chandra Mouli • Infrared Spectroscopic Characterization of Tellurite Glasses Containing Heavy Metal Oxides SRX Physics • Volume 2010 • Article ID 927056 • doi:10.3814/2010/927056 G. Upender, C. P. Vardhani, V. Kamalaker and V. ChandraMouli1 • Infrared TeO2-ZnO—NaF glass system, Indian journal of pure and applied Physics, Vol.48, Oct 2010, pp.709-715. V.Kamlaker, G.Upendar, M. Prasad and V. Chandra Mouli • EPR, Raman, infrared and optical absorption studies of Cu2+ ions in 60TeO2–(40−x)WO3–xPbO glasses Phys. Chem. Glasses: Eur. J. Glass Sci. Technol. B, December 2009, 50 (6), 399–406 G. Upender, V. Chandra Mouli • ESR, IR and Optical absorption studies of Cu2+ ion doped in 60B2O3-10TeO2-(30-x)MO-xPbO (M=Zn, Cd) glasses, Indian journal of Pure and Applied PhysicsVol.47Aug 2009 pp. 551-556 G.Upendar, V. Kamalakr, C.P.Vardhani and V.Chandra Mouli. • ESR, IR, Raman and optical absorption studies of 60B2O3+10TeO2 +5TiO2+24R2O:1CuO(where R=Li, Na, K)quaternary glasses, Indian journal of Pure and Applied Physics Vol.47,2009,pp163-169.

  14. ROLE AS A PRINCIPAL Interpersonal Role Informational Role Decisional Role • DISTURBANCE HANDLER • RESOURCE ALLOCATOR • NEGOTIATOR • MONITOR • DISSEMINATOR • SPOKESMAN • FIGUREHEAD • LEADER • LIAISON • CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT

  15. INTERPERSONAL ROLE

  16. INTERPERSONAL ROLE- FIGUREHEAD • Joined as a Principal with Sphoorthy Engineering College from 14/6/2010. Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.John F. Kennedy

  17. INTAKE OF STUDENTS IN THEACADEMIC YEAR 2011-12

  18. INTAKE OF STUDENTS IN THEACADEMIC YEAR 2012-13

  19. GOVERNING BODY MEMBERS:

  20. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MEETING The Governing body appreciated and admired the Continuous Development of the College which was projected properly by the Principal.

  21. RECOMMENDATIONS MADE BY THE COVERNING BODY Suitable incentive to be extended to faculty like On Duty for Participation in Seminars, Conferences, workshops etc., Regular feed back reports to be collected from the students. Large umber of field exposure and Industrial Tours to be arranged for students Preparation of annual calendar Arrangement of Guest Lectures NSS Activities Yoga and Health Centre activities to be continued Free insurance to students and staff to be expended as a part of welfare measures Large number of Communication skills classes and CRT Programmes to be arranged Wall Education - Portraits of Renowned personalities with good saying to be displayed in the College Honest, sincere and hardworking employees are to be given importance while sanctioning annual increments.

  22. ROLE AS A LEADERCHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEES • College Academic Committee • Library Committee • Sports Committee • College Grievance Redressal Cell. • Internal College Academic Committee has been constituted • Anti ragging Committee • Sphoorthy Innovative Ideas Club and R&D Center • Sphoorthy Engineering College NSS Committee • Sphoorty Women’s Chapter • Canteen Committee • Editorial Committee. • Infrastructure Committee • Committee for NBA related activities • Civil and Mechanical Lab Committee • The Time table Committee • Student Committee has been constituted. • Sphoorthy Engineering College Recreation Club • Kalidas Picasso Creative Club • Amitab Shakespeare Dramatic club • Jaggi Vasudev Wordsworth Eco club • Rafi Ghantasala Singing Club • CV Raman – Eienstein Robotics Club • Rabindranath Tagore Language Club • Sachin Tendulkar Sports Club • Vivekananda – Social Services Club

  23. REVIEW MEETINGS HELD: • Preparing agenda of the meeting • Scheduling proper time for the meeting • Chairing the meeting • Monitoring proper conduction of meeting without any deviations • Encouraging Participative Decision Making • Follow up of the preparation of minutes of the meeting

  24. ROLE AS A LIAISON • As a Liaison, maintains a Network of contacts and information sources outside the top management in order to obtain information and assistance between • Faculty and Management • The faculty members • Non teaching and teaching • Inter Departmental Co-ordination • Faculty and students • Students and Administration • Liaison between College and University • College and other knowledge hubs

  25. ROLE AS A COUNSELLER • Career Guidance to Faculty Members • Conduct a Seminar on “How to write a Research Proposal” on 24/09/11 for Faculty Members. • Encouraging Faculty Members to pursue Higher Studies, Present Research Papers and to Pursue Ph.D. • Personal Counseling to Faculty Members • Career Guidance to Students • Personal Counseling to Young Students

  26. ROLE AS A CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF EXAMINATIONS • Circular for the conduct of Internal and External examinations • Smooth conduct of Lab Examinations – Internal and External • Conduct of External examinations without any Malpractices • Conduct of Project Viva Voce Examination • Follow up of proper entry of Marks

  27. INFORMATIONAL ROLE

  28. ROLE AS A MONITOR • Visit personally to each and every floor and building regularly in order to monitor Proper Discipline and Order in the Campus • Collection of regular feedback from the Students twice in a Semester for appraising the Teaching Quality and students academic advancement • Monitored of the Proper Documentation in the Administration Department like • Minutes of the Meeting • Reports • Records

  29. ROLE AS A DISSEMINATOR • Disseminating every important information to the Management, HODs, Faculty Members, Non Teaching Staff and Students on the matters relating to • Important events in the College (Through Circulars and Notices) • Achievements of the College • Any other matter relating to prime concern like Students Punctuality, Regularity, Attendance, Behavior, Attitude etc., • Thus, implements Participative Decision Making in the Campus

  30. ROLE AS A SPOKESPERSON • Being taken the responsibility as the Principal of the College, • Transmits the information to the stake holders and speaks on behalf of the College • Management • Faculty Members • Students • Parents • Alumni • Placement Groups • Industries/Associations/ Organizations • By presenting Reports relevant to the Event

  31. DECISION MAKING ROLE

  32. ROLE AS A DISTURBANCE HANDLER • Handled various critical situations and found win-win solutions to problems related to • Agitations • Inter Departmental Conflicts • Intra Departmental Conflicts • Student related Conflicts • Handling complaints from Parents and so on….

  33. ROLE AS A RESOURCE ALLOCATOR • The important resources of any organization are • Human Resources • Man power planning – Recruitment and Selection of Teaching and Non Teaching Staff • Arranging an Induction Programme and Faculty Development Programmes for the improvement • Infrastructure • Monitoring the effective and safe utilization of infrastructural facilities like Transport, Library, Laboratories, Play grounds, Gym, Canteen, Health centre, etc., • Physical resources • Monitoring and allocation of Class Room facilities without any disturbances in Master Time Table

  34. ROLE AS A NEGOTIATOR • Successful in getting Permanent affiliation to the College from JNTU Hyderabad by arranging records in the proper manner and thus making college to be placed in Category A. • Highly successful in arranging JNTU Hyderabad Ratification to the Faculty members for two times within a tenure of two years. • Motivated the Faculty Members and Students to present Projects in Techno Fests and thus the College won II Prize in JNTU Techno Fests. • Other negotiations includes: • Interactions with Industries/Associations/Placement Organisations/ Consultancies • Arranged Seminars / workshops for the benefit of Students and Faculty Fraternity

  35. Career Conduit, Delloite, CELT, O.U. , JKC Globarena The College has a Tie-up for “Higher Education & Career council Cell”with Valmiki Entrepreneur Development Cell, O.U. & NSIC. MOU’s

  36. CHAIRED: • Organized College Day “SAMISTI” on 18 December, 2012 • Chaired Two Day National Level Techno Fest “PRAZASTI-2k12” on 16 and 17 March, 2012. • Organized the inauguration of Sphoorthy Engineering College Recreation Club on 2nd January, 2012. • Guest of Honor - One day Inter Collegiate Management Fest “SAVYA SAACHI” on 17 December, 2011 • Organized Orientation Programme for B.Tech., I Years on 21st August, 2011. • Presided and Presented inaugural address for all the Seminars/ Workshops/ Meetings/ Guest Lectures held at the College.

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