Activities

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IEEE & IE(I)


IEEE STUDENTS CHAPTER

Student Chapter of IEEE (Institution of Electronics & Electrical Engineering, USA) is very active in the campus with Dr. V. P. Mohandas as the branch councillor. The student chapter maintain an IEEE library. Several IEEE transactions and Magazines are being subscribed in the IEEE library. The IEEE students’ chapter frequently conducts technical seminars, Paper contests, Workshops, training programmes etc. Student members are also actively participating in the paper contests and conferences conducted by various other IEEE student branches. There is a Staff advisor to monitor the activities of the students’ branch.


IE(I) STUDENTS CHAPTER

The Institution of Engineers (India) has Students Chapters all over India. The NSS College of Engineering membership is open to all students. The Students Chapter at this Institution has a total strength of about 1000 members. In recent years this chapter has been arranging the following programmes.

  • Industrial/ Field visit for students
  • Seminar/Symposia/ Technical paper sessions
  • Personality development programmes
  • Other academic and cultural programmes for students


INDIAN SOCIETY FOR TECHNICAL EDUCATION


ISTE PALAKKAD CHAPTER

Indian Society for Technical Education, Palakkad Chapter has been established in the Year 1973. From its inception, the society has been playing a key role to propagate and promote academic and co-academic standards in the Institution. Regular activities organized by the chapter help the members to gather and exchange ideas associated with Technical education. The members of the chapter have represented Kerala section, so also in the National Committee of ISTE. From the year 1985 onwards, the institution consistently offers short courses and training programmes to enable the concerned to review and update their knowledge as well as database. Performance appraisal and development systems, communication skills, creativity and leadership qualities are frequently the topics of discussion in the regular meetings. Lectures by external faculty from reputed Institutions in and around the State has added effectiveness to the result oriented venture of the chapter. The chapter has won the following awards:

  • Best Chapter Award for the year 1996
  • Best Chapter Award for the year 1997
  • Special Award for the year 2000
  • Other academic and cultural programmes for students
  • The chapter is hosting the 13th annual Convention of ISTE Kerala Section in the year 2002


OTHER CLUBS & BODIES


WILD LIFE AND FORESTRY CLUB

Wild life and forestry club of the institution has put its imprint in the minds of student community. Making the involvement of students for the noble causes, nature conservation and environmental protection is the main aim of Wild Life and Forestry club of the institution. The club of this college is organizing tours to various places of interest and is conducting pencil drawing, tree planting, essay competition, film shows etc. on relevant subjects. Presently there are nearly 75 active members and a staff in charge in the college.


NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME (NSS)

National Service Scheme under the University of Calicut was introduced in the college during the academic year 1972-1973. With the formation of National Service Scheme Technical cell under the Department of Technical Education, Govt. of Kerala, N.S.S unit of the college was put under the technical cell form the academic year 1988-1989 onwards. A second unit was also started during this period.
The aim of the N.S.S is “Education Through Community Service”. The overall objective of the N.S.S is educational. Service to the community is the activity through which this objective is sought to be attained. The more specific objectives of the National Service Scheme are to arouse the student’s social conscience and to provide him with the opportunity –

  • to work with and among people
  • to engage in creative and constructive social action
  • to enhance his/ her knowledge of himself and the community through a confrontation with reality
  • to put his/ her scholarship to practical use in solving at least some of the social problems
  • to gain skills in the exercise of democratic leadership
  • to gain skills in programme development to enable him/her to get self employed

Participation in the N.S.S is voluntary. Department of Technical Education will award a certificate to the volunteer for the participation in N.S.S provided if he/she completes 240 hrs of regular N.S.S work and attends a special camp with minimum of 10 days duration.
During the last 29 years of N.S.S activities of the college, various programmes were sufficiently completed with the active participation of the volunteers. Some of the important programmes were, construction of ESP type latrines for the poor, free tuition classes for school going children, tapioca cultivation and free distribution, formation of rural citizens forum, National saving scheme, Voluntary readership training programme, health and family education programme, special nutrition feeding centre for 200 children below the age of six, plantation of seedlings, free medical check-up camp, traffic education training programme, adult education programme, blood donation, cancer awareness programme, drug abuse prevention programme, literacy programme, AIDS awareness programme, career guidance programme and art and literacy programme.


THE COLLEGE CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY

With a view of encouraging habits of thrift and self-help in students and also to disseminate knowledge of co-operative principles among them, a Co-operative society has been established. Membership of the society is open to all students and members of the staff of the college. The society deals in all requirements of students including notebooks, textbooks, drawing materials and other stationery articles.