MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT BLOG

Received Idea Day Grant for the “Project Pepper Plucker cum separator” guided by Mr.Sreerag, AP, ME of Rs 2 lakhs from Kerala Start up mission from Hon'ble Chief Minister Sri. Pinarayi Vijayan with Sri. Aruna Sundararajan IAS, Dept. of Telecom Govt. Of India, Mr. Rajan Anandan, Google India and M.Sivasankar IAS sir, Saji Gopinath Sir CEO, KSUM  This project got first prize in the Project Expo in the IEDC summit on 19 th August.

“Traveling – it leaves you speechless, then turns you into a storyteller.” – Ibn Battuta It was a day of jubilance for the faculty members of Department of Mechanical Engineering on July 22, 2017 at Thenmala. Thenmala is an ecotourism site in Kerala, a state in southwest India. It lies just north of the Thenmala Dam, which spans the Kallada River. The Elevated Walkway winds through a thick canopy of trees, home to many native birds. To the east, Pathimoonam Kannara Bridge is a 13-arched bridge along a mountain railway route. Farther east, the Palaruvi Falls cascade into a deep poo l.  

Placement Training is all about helping graduating students and fresh Job seekers clear the multiple stages of recruitment and ultimately land the job.  CV Information, at the behest of the Colleges, Professional Educational Institutions, or of the Corporate, conducts Placement Training Programs for the graduating students and for Fresh Job seekers.  Department of Mechanical Engineering arranged CV preparation session to final year students on 21st & 22nd July 2017. Mr. Rony Tom, Asst. Placement Officer, AJCE took the classes.  S7 ME B Students (2014-2018)  S7 ME A Students (2014-2018)

Department of Mechanical Engineering is organized a  three day Faculty Development Programme in  “Do Engineering:  Convergence and Employability "   from 17 th  to 19 th   July 2017.  The workshop aims to give a good overview and hands on training on  National Instruments (NI) LabVIEW, ANSYS, ME'Scope etc. with applications in Motion control, Product design, Instrumentation, Vibration control and Mechatronics. Sessions in the programme will be handled by  Tyrannus Innovative Engineering and Research Academy (TIERA)  in association with National Instruments. 

B est ways to foster student-alumni engagement is to involve alumni at all stages of the student cycle: recruiting; mentoring, modeling, and guest teaching; career planning/networking; and transitional rituals and ceremonies. Department of Mechanical Engineering arranged alumni interaction to final year students on 18 th July 2017. Christan Jose (2013-2017) Sharing the Experience   Surej Kulangara Abraham (2013-2017) Sharing the Experience

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Amal Jyothi College of Engineering’s innovation “Pepper Plucker Cum Separator" developed by students Shalom Philip Thomas,  Mohammed Anshad, Nahas Rasheed, Sarath Chandran and  Akhil Dev  under the guidience of Prof. Sreerag V won this year’s 12th TechTop National innovation Challenge and secured Rs.100,000/- cash prize and trophy. They won this coveted position contesting against 300 over entries. Shri. Amithab Kant, IAS, CEO of the Niti Aayog gave away the prizes to the winners a nd visited their prototypes.

IEI students Chapter & ISTE of Amal jyothi college of Engineering, organized Lecture on Bus Safety- Creativity, Testing & More with the Bus Code on April 20 th 2017   to create awareness about the changes in the safety norms that occurred in automobile industry. The session included a talk by Sri. Arun Joy, Design Engineer, Kondody Auto-Craft, Kottayam . The programme started by 2:00PM and was ended by 4.30PM. About 73 Students from the college participated in the programme. Mr. Mathew J Joseph, Staff advisor ISTE students’ Chapter welcomed the gathering. The speaker delivered a lecture about the various challenges and standards introduced by the government to enhance safety in the automobile industry. The talk was organized in order to create an awareness on safety and creativity. The speaker explained about various developments that occurred from the past to the present, more importantly he gave a rough about what are the challenges in the future.  ...

IEI students Chapter & ISTE of Amal jyothi college of Engineering, organized Lecture on What do Industries expect from a Fresh Graduate Engineer on April 19 th     to create an awareness about   what are the expectations of the industry in a real working .The session   included a talk by Sri. K. Jayachandran, DGM (Production) FACT, Aluva . . The programme started by 1:00 PM and was ended by 3.30 PM. About 80 Students from the college participated in the programme. Er. Roshan Kuruvila, Staff advisor IEI students’ Chapter welcomed the gathering. The speaker delivered a lecture about the various expertise needed to survive and the importance of knowledge and skill needed. The talk was organized in order to create professional awareness. The speaker explained about various developments that occurred from the past to the present, more importantly he gave a rough about what we would be expecting in the future.

IEI students Chapter & ISTE of Amaljyothi college of Engineering, organized Lecture on Mechanical Engineer’s Role in Industry on April 19 th 2017 to create awareness about what are the expectations of the industry in a real working .The session included a talk by Sri. R. Dileep, DGM (Maintenance), FACT, Aluva The programme started by 10:00AM and was ended by 12.00Nn. About 86 Students from the college participated in the programme. Er. Roshan Kuruvila, Staff advisor IEI students’ Chapter welcomed the gathering. The speaker delivered a lecture about the various challenges of a Mechanical engineer in an industry and the probable techniques to survive . The talk was organized in order to create professional awareness. The speaker explained about various developments that occurred from the past to the present, more importantly he gave a rough about what are the challenges in the future.