Evaluative Report of the Departments

1. Name of the Department: Department of Information Technology.

2. Year of the establishment: 2001
3. Name of the programmes / Courses offered (UG,): B.Tech.
4. Name of Interdisciplinary Courses and the Departments / units involved:
Interdisciplinary Courses Departments
DLD,EDC,DCS,MP,ES ECE
P&S,MFCS BS&H
MEFA,MS MBA

5. Annual / semester / choice based credit system (programme wise): Semester

6. Participation of the Department in the courses offered by other department:
Courses Departments
CP ECE,EEE,MECH,CIVIL,CSE
IT WORKSHOP ECE,EEE,MECH,CIVIL,CSE
CN,OS ECE,CSE
CO EEE,CSE
CG MECH,CSE

7. Courses in the collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, e.t.c:
NIL
8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons: NIL
9. Number of teaching posts:
Designation Sanctioned Filled
Professors 1 1
Associate Professors 2 1
Assistant Professors 9 10
10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, Specialization
No. Of Years
S.No Name Qualification Designation Specialization of Experience
Prof. B Gopala Krishna
1 M.Tech, MS Professor SS &CSE 26
Prasad

Associate
2 Sri. M V Rajesh M.Tech CS 12
professor & HOD

3 Sri. V Surya Prakash B.Tech Assistant Professor CS 4

4 Sri. Ch Venkata Ramana M.Tech Assistant Professor IT 2

5 Sri G Satya Gopal B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 2

6 Ms. B Preethi Devi B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 2

7 Ms. P V Komali B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 2

Ms. T S L Sudha
8 B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 1
Praneetha

9 Ms. R Rama Tulasi B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 1

10 Ms.V Bala Durga Devi B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 1

11 Ms. P Kameswari Sailaja B.Tech Assistant Professor IT 1

12 Ms. G Aparna M.Tech Assistant Professor CSE 0.7

11. List of Senior Visiting Faculty: NIL

12. Percentage of lecturers delivered and practical classes handled (program wise) by
temporary faculty: NIL
13. Student- teacher ratio (program wise)
UG: 1:15
14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and
filled:
1 Supporting Staff(Technical) 2
2 Administrative 1

15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with PhD/ M.Tech:

S.No M.Phill D.sc/D.Litt PhD M.Tech B.Tech
1 0 0 0 4 8

16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International, funding
agencies and grants received: NIL
17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST, UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc and total grants
received: NIL
18. Research centre / facility recognized by the university: NIL
19. Publications:
Number of Year of
S.No Name of the Faculty Journal Name
Publications Publication
International Journal of
Advanced Computer
1 Mr.M.V.Rajesh 01 2013-2014
Communications and Control
(IJACCC)
International Journal Of
2 Mr.G.Srinivas Rao 01 2012-2013 Advanced And Innovative
Research (IJAIR)
International Journal of
3 Mr.B.G.K Prasad 01 2011-2012 Advance Computing Technique
and Applications (IJACTA)
Mr. Tomesh Kumar International Conference on
4 01 2011-2012
Jain Nano Science, Engineering and
 Advanced Computing
(ICNEAC-2011)

20. Areas of Consultancy and income generated: NIL

21. Faculty as member in: National Committees b. International Committees c. Editorial
Boards: NIL
22. Student Projects
a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter
departmental/ programme: 100%
b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institutions i.e.
in research laboratories/Industry/ other agencies: 0%

23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students:

Name of the Faculty/
S.No Designation Award
Student
M.Raghu University Topper - Gold
1 Student
Teja(08A31A1244) Medalist - 2012
Shuttle, Badminton Winner in
2 G.L.Lavanya(11A31A1206) Student JNTUK single Zone Inter-college
girls sports competitions
Akshit Kumar
3 Student Microsoft Student Partner
Jain(11A31A1234)
G.Venkanna
4 Student Microsoft Student Partner
Babu(11A31A1238)
M.Asha
5 Student Microsoft Student Partner
Latha(12A31A1209)
Girl Student Topper – 1
6 P.Saradha (10A31A1222) Student Smt.Paruchuri Kamalamba
Endowment Award-2014
7 N.Sai Amulya Student Girl Student Topper – 2
 (10A31A1216) Smt.Paruchuri Kamalamba
Endowment Award - 2014
M V V Murali Krishna Gold medal winner -
8 Student
(09A31A1233) Academic Topper-2014
Girl Student Topper – 1
Nande Geethika Shankar
9 (09A31A1215) Student Smt.Paruchuri Kamalamba
Endowment Award – 2013
Girl Student Topper – 2
10 M S Padma Lalitha Sandhya Student Smt.Paruchuri Kamalamba
Visalakshi (09A31A1210)
Endowment Award - 2013

M Raghu Teja Gold medal winner -

8 Student
(08A31A1244) Academic Topper-2014

State Champions in
M.Raghu
11 Student ASPIRATIONS-2020 Conducted
Teja(08A31A1244)
by M/s Infosys Ltd.

State Champions in
G.Venkata
12 Student ASPIRATIONS-2020 Conducted
Reddy(09A35A1201)
by M/s Infosys Ltd.

24. List of eminent academicians and scientist/ Visitors to the Department:

Name of the
Purpose of
S.no Year Academician /Scientist Organization
Visit

CEO, WISIONLABS EDU

1 Mr.P .Sai Satish & IT Services Pvt. Ltd., Workshop
Hyderabad.
Professor& Director – AMS
2014-15
2 Dr. C V Ramamohan School of Informatics. Guest lecture

3 Sri.K.Suryanarayana Senior Consultant in TCS Guest lecture

 Asst.Professor /UCEV-
4 Mr.T.Siva Rama Krishna Guest lecture
JNTUK

Faculty
5 Sri .Chandra Kanth SP Soft Development
Programme

Faculty
6 Sri. Kalyan SP Soft Development
Programme
Faculty
Sri P.Srinivasa
7 Tata Consultancy Services Development
Vivekanada
Programme
Founder & Director of Faculty
8 Dr.Raju Chandrasekhar World Energy Forum Development
2013-14 (USA) Programme
Dr.Narasimha Bollaju,
Associate Professor, City University of Hong
9 Guest Lecture
Department of Kong
Information Systems
10 Sri Aditya Mohan Microsoft India Workshop
11 Sri Prabhjot Singh Bakshi Microsoft India Workshop
Faculty
Former Secretary,
12 Dr.N.Rajasekhar Reddy Development
APSCHE, Hyderabad
Programme
Faculty
Dr.Venkat Kumar, English & Foreign
13 Development
Assoc.Professor Language University
Programme
Faculty
Dr.Murali Darshan,
14 NIPER,Hyderabad Development
Consultant &Professor
Programme
Faculty
Global Minds
15 Dr.P.Pavan Kumar Development
Consultancy, Hyd
Programme
 COIGN EDU&IT Services
16 Sri .Shabbeer Pvt Ltd,Hyderabad Workshop

Faculty
NIT-Warangal,
17 Dr. P.G.Sastry Development
Former Principal
Programme
Faculty
Sri. Nagaraj WIPRO
18 Development
DW / BI Architect
Programme
Sri G.Mallik, Business
19 COIGN, Hyderabad Training program
Development Executive
Sri .S.Nagarjuna, Team Accenture Software
20 2012-13 Guest Lecture
Leader Solutions, Hyd
21 N.M.Bhatta, Head ERU TCS Guest Lecture
Sri. Naga Kumar
22 Kondisetti, Project Lead Microsoft Seminar

Mrs.Malini , Senior
23 Microsoft, Richmond, USA Guest Lecture
Manager,
Mrs.Nagini, Director IT
24 Common Services OMERS, Canada Guest Lecture

Sri.Chiti Rama Rao

25 IBM India, Hyderabad Guest Lecture
Vaddadi, Project Manager
N.Vijaya Rangan, Senior
26 Scientist, Innovation Labs, TCS,Chennai Guest Lecture
TCS
2011-12 Sri Sreenivasa
27 TCS Guest Lecture
Vivekanand
Sri Sri kanth Surampudi-
28 TCS, Hyderabad Guest Lecture
HR Regional Head, TCS
Sri K.Sudheer Reddy,
29 Infosys, Hyderabad Guest Lecture
Lead ERP, Infosys
 Sri.A.S.Murthy,
30 Mahindra Satyam Guest Lecture
CTO,Mahindra Satyam

Sri.J.Chandra Sekhar,
31 TCS, Hyderabad Guest Lecture
ARM, TCS

Faculty
32 Dr.K.Sudheer Reddy Infosys Technologies Development
Programme
2010-11
Faculty
Dr.N.Vijaya Rangan,
33 TCS, Chennai Development
Senior Scientist
Programme
Faculty
Dr.N.M.Bhatta,
34 TCS,Bangalore Development
Head ERU Operations
Programme

25. Seminars / Conferences / Workshops organized & the source of funding:

a) National: 16
b) International: 01

Name of the Seminar / National/ Source of

S.No Year Date
Conference / Workshop International Funding
17/07/2014 Pragati
1 2014-15 & ETHICAL HACKING National Engineering

18/07/2014 College
02/04/2014 Pragati
2 to ANDROID National Engineering
04/04/2014 College
Pragati
2013-14
3 30/07/2013 Information System Integration National Engineering
College
Pragati
4 04/01/2014 Microsoft IMAGINE CAMP International Engineering
College
 Pragati
Software Engineering - Past, Present
5 18/02/2014 National Engineering
and Future
College
Pragati
6 28/08/2012 Training program on Android National Engineering
College
Agile Methodologies and Third Party
Pragati
7 29/09/2012 Software Development Tools National Engineering
College

2012-13 Advanced Software Engineering-An Pragati

8 04/12/2012 National Engineering
Industry Perspective
College
Pragati
9 07/12/2012 Microsoft Tools National Engineering
College
Pragati
10 12/12/2012 Cloud Data Center Management National Engineering
College
Pragati
11 19/12/2012 Practical Software Project Management National Engineering
College
Fundamentals and future trends in ERP Pragati
12 11/10/2011 National Engineering
with respect to SAP
College
Pragati
13 10/10/2011 Software Assurance National Engineering
College
Pragati
14 20/08/2011 Employability Skills National Engineering
2011-12
College
How to face interviews & Tips for Pragati
15 05/08/2011 National Engineering
Success
College
Issues and Challenges in Global Pragati
16 23/07/2011 National Engineering
Knowledge Organizations
College
Industry Expectation and Employability Pragati
17 02/07/2011 National Engineering
Skills
College

26. Student Profile Programme / Course Wise:

S.N Year Name of the Application Selected Enrolled Pass

(No. Admitted
 o Course/Programme s including Lateral M F Percentag
Entry)
received e
1 2010- * 55 27 28 71.15
14
2 2009- * 44 24 20 78.95
13
B.Tech(IT)
3 2008- * 61 39 22 71.43
12
4 2007- * 61 45 21 85.48
11
* Admissions are through EAMCET counseling of AP State Govt.

27. Diversity of Students:

Year of
Name of % of students fro % of students from %of students from
S.No Admissio
the course m the Same state other states Abroad
n
1 2013-14 100% ---- ----
2 2012-13 100% ----- ----
B.Tech(IT)
3 2011-12 100% ----- ----
4 2010-11 100% ----- -----
28. How many Students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such
as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil Services, Defense Services, etc.?
Name of the No. of students qualified
competitive
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
examination
GATE NIL NIL NIL NIL
CAT NIL NIL NIL 01
GRE NIL NIL NIL NIL
29. Student Progression:
 Student Progression Against % enrolled

2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14

UG to PG ------- 6.5 5.4 % ------

PG to M.Phil. ------- ------- ------- -------
PG to Phd. ------- ------- ------- -------
Ph.D to Post Doctoral ------- ------- ------- -------
Employed
 Campus Selection
11.2 14.2 5.2 7.6
 Other Than campus
recruitment

Entrepreneurship/Self-
------- ------- ------- -------
employment

30. Detail of the infrastructure facilities:

a. Library: Department Library
No. of No. of No. of No.of
No.of.Volumes
Titles Computers E-Journals Print Journals
783 893 01 NIL NIL

b. Internet facilities for staff and students: Wi-Fi connection

c. Class rooms with ICT facility:
The department has three class rooms for II, III and IV year IT branch students. All the
class rooms are made available with the required number of benches, fans, lights, table
and black board. Internet facility can be provided to the student laptops on need basis,
through Wi-Fi when they are in class rooms. LCD projector can be provided in the class
rooms on need basis.
d. Laboratories: 02
S.No Name of the Laboratory Area(Sq.Mts) Total Investment(Rs.)
1 IT Lab – 1 83.64 Rs.7,40,800/-
 2 IT Lab – 2 83.64 Rs.8,23,604/-

31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university,

government or other agencies.
No. of Students received Financial Assistance
Agency
2010-11 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14
College ----- ----- 7 7
University ----- ---- ---- ---
Government 103 106 90 65
Other agencies ---- ---- ---- ----
32. Details on student enrichment programme (special lectures/ workshops/seminars) with
external experts

Purpose of
S.No Year Title Resource Person Organization
Visit
ERP Fundamentals
and Future Trends Chiti Rama Rao Vaddadi, IBM India, Guest
1
in ERP with respect Project Manager Hyderabad Lecture
to SAP
N.Vijaya Rangan, Senior
Guest
2 Software Assurance Scientist, Innovation Labs, TCS, Chennai
Lecture
TCS
Guest
3 Employability Skills Sri Sreenivasa Vivekanand TCS
Lecture
Motivational Guest Sri Srikanth Surampudi- TCS, Guest
4
Lecture HR Regional Head, TCS Hyderabad Lecture
2011-12 How to Face
Sri K.Sudheer Reddy, Lead Infosys, Guest
5 Interviews – Tips to
ERP, Infosys Hyderabad Lecture
be Successful
Issues and
chanllenges in A.S.Murthy, Mahindra Guest
6
Global Knowledge CTO,Mahindra Satyam Satyam Lecture
Organizations
Industry
TCS, Guest
7 Expectations and J.Chandra Sekhar, ARM
Hyderabad Lecture
Employability Skills
Windows Phone 7
Mr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddi,
8 App Development Microsoft India Workshop
Head Academic Initiatives
Marathon
Sri G.Mallik, Business COIGN, Training
Android Training
Development Executive Hyderabad program
Agile
Methodologies and Accenture
Sri S.Nagarjuna, Team Guest
9 Third Party Tools Software
Leader Lecture
for Software Solutions, Hyd
2012-13 Development
Advanced Software
Guest
Engineering – An
10 N.M.Bhatta, Head ERU TCS Lecture
Industry
Perspective
Sri Naga Kumar
11 Microsoft Tools Microsoft Seminar
Kondisetti, Project Lead
 Cloud Data Center Mrs.Malini , Senior Microsoft, Guest
12
Management Manager, Richmond, USA Lecture
Mrs.Nagini, Director IT
Practical Software OMERS, Guest
13 Common Services
Management Canada Lecture

Information System Dr.Narasimha Bollaju,

City University Guest
14 Integration in Program Director of IS,
of Hong Kong Lecture
Enterprises
Microsoft Student
Mr. Venkatesh Sarvasiddi, Guest
15 Partner and Azure Microsoft India
Head Academic Initiatives Lecture
Programme
Microsoft Imagine Sri Aditya Mohan Microsoft India Workshop
16
Cup Sri Prabhjot Singh Bakshi Microsoft India Workshop
GITAM School of GITAM Guest
17 Career Guidance
International Business Lecture
Gate and its Gate Forum Gate Forum Workshop
18 Importance and
Structure of Exam
2013-14 Sri. B S Gandhi President, Guest
Software
Sri. D S K Chakravarthy Hyderbad Lecture
19 Engineering Past
SPIN, HYD
Present and Future SPIN
Career Dr. Raju Chadrasekhar, World Energy Guest
20 Founder Forum (USA) Lecture
Oppurtunities
Sri. B S Gandhi President, Guest
Employ-ability Skill
Sri. D S K Chakravarthy Hyderbad Lecture
21 Improvement
SPIN, HYD
Programme SPIN
Resource from COIGN COIGN EDU & Workshop
22 Android EDU & IT Services, Pvt IT Services, Pvt
Ltd, Ltd, Hyderabad
Mr. T Siva Rama Krishna UCE Guest
Behaving Securely
23 Vijayanagaram, Lecture
in Cyber World JNTUK
Prof. Y Somalatha A.U.M.S.N. P. Special
24 Soft Skills G. Center, Lecture
Kakinada
2014-15 D Sai Satish CEO, Indian Workshop
25 Ethical Hacking
Servers
Cyber Banking Dr.C V Ram Mohan, A M S School of Guest
26
Vulnarabilities Professor & Director, Informatics Lecture
33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning:

 100 Mbps Wi-Fi enabled campus for e-Learning.

 Pragati e-learning portal (PeP) which is an internet server maintained in the
campus where the faculty members upload the lesson plans, lecture notes, and the
reading materials. The students go through these materials along with their class
notes to learn at their own pace and participate more effectively in the class.
 Usage of LCD projectors for demonstrating of outputs and presentations to the
student.
 NPTEL e-content made available with the digital library for further
understanding of the core subjects.
 Usage of online applications for the preparation of aptitude related to campus
placements.
 Conducting Hands-on workshops for students for practical understanding of the
concepts.

34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities.

a) NSS activities:

Schedule

S.No NSS Unit Name of the NSS Activity From To

7 days Special Camp Programme 4-3-2013 10-3-2013

Blood Donation Camp 02-03-2013
Free Eye Check-Up Camp 6-12-2012 7-12-2012
Fund Raising Programme(White Cane
1-09-2012
Day)
1 2012-2013
NSS Special Camp Organisation Award
21-08-2012
2011-2012
Pre RD Camp Selections(At
21-08-2012
Rajahmundry Govt Arts College)
Independence Day Celebrations 15-08-2012

2 2011-2012 Dental Check-Up Camp 10-03-2012

 NSS Special Camp2011-2012(Anuru) 10-02-2012 16-02-2012
Participation in Republic Day parade
26-01-2012
Function
Blood Donation Camp 22-12-2011
Plantation Programme 21-12-2011
Observation of Communal Harmony
19-11-2011 25-11-2011
Week
Participation in JNTUK ID March Past 15-08-2011
Blood Donation Camp 10-03-2011
Help Desk at JNTUK Ist Convocation
6-02-2011
programme
NSS Special Camp2010-
4-12-2010 10-12-2010
2011(Surampalem)
Communal harmony Week Celebration 19-11-2010 25-11-2010
One Day Plantation drive(Inside college
3 2010-2011 31-10-2010
campus)
Conductin of Essay writing competition
in connection to the Observation of 13-09-2010
Human Rights Day
Clean and Green Programme 29-08-2010
Participation in ID parade at JNTUK 15-08-2010
Observing World Environment Day 05-06-2010
Extending medical help (Fund Raising
14-02-2010
Programme)
Participation in RD parade in JNTUK 26-01-2010

4 2009-2010 Awareness programme on “Anti

25-11-2009
Ragging and laws to protect it”
Independence Day celebrations –Clean
15-08-2009
and Green Activity)
b) NCC activities:
S.No Academic Name of the IT student as Name of the Camp
Year NCC Cadet Camp Duration
1. K Sri Lakshmi Reshma
(11A31A1212)
2. M G Sandhya Combined
(10A31A1212) Annual
3. Ch Lakshmi Pallavi Training 18 July 2013-
1 2013-2014 (10A31A1204) Camp-3, Govt 27 July 2013
4. M Amyuktha Junior College,
(10A31A1213) Samalkot
5. B Jagadeesh Kumar
(11A31A1236)

1. K Sri Lakshmi Reshma

(11A31A1212)
2. M G Sandhya
(10A31A1212)
3. Ch Lakshmi Pallavi
(10A31A1204) Annual

4. M Amyuktha Training Camp

12 Jan 2013 –
2 2012-2013 (10A31A1213) – X1, 18 (A)
21 Jan 2013
5. B Jagadeesh Kumar BN, KIET,

(11A31A1236) Korangi

6. K Naveen Kumar
(11A31A1244)
7. G Saketh Ram
(11A31A1242)

1. P Annapurna Annual 22 Feb 2012 – 2

3 2011-2012 (10A31A1221) Training Mar 2012
 Camp, 18 A BN
NCC,
Rajamundry

35. SWOC analysis of the department

Strengths:
 Department has young, dynamic and dedicated faculty with excellent
commitment.
 All faculties have innate commitment to quality, positive moral and work ethics.
 Well equipped laboratory, library and class room facilities.
 There is a strong bondage and high level of interaction between faculty and
students.

Weaknesses:
 Relatively High –EAMCET Rankers are getting admitted in the branch.
 Because of the rural background of the students, communication skills at entry
level are weak.

Opportunities:
 Staff and students are exposed to latest technologies through FDPs, Seminars,
Workshops and Guest Lectures.
 Students are eligible for job opportunities in the software industry for which on
campus and off campus drive will be happening.
 Institutional support with respect to infrastructure, transport etc.
 Utilizing e-learning systems by the students.
 Students are allowed to participate in entrepreneurial activities.

 Challenges:
 Gap between the industry needs and academic programs.
 Continuous change in the technology is lowering the effective delivery of
graduates with skill on latest technologies.
 Making students equipped with skills on latest technologies.
 Making all the students to secure the degree with good percentage and
knowledge.

Future plans
 Entering into collaboration with Industries.
 Making all students skillful for employement.
 Invite eminent industry experts for hands on workshops.