BI-ANNUAL NEWSLETTER

CAMPUS Engineering
Even Semester, 2016

Message from The Editors

We are more than excited about This newsletter has been
the relaunching of the newsletter initiated again with the kind
Campus Times after a long support from our respected
hiatus. It is more of a renewal of Director and Dean. We intend
the energies and sharing of to bring out the newsletter
experiences. This year proved to be bi-annually in order to keep a
Dr Preeti Tewari a mixed bag of achievements and loss track of / record our achievements
too. Sadly, we lost one of our dear and sincere endeavours towards the Dr Garima Jha
students, Mr Vivek Kumar Singh. He was a student of ECE-II year, betterment of the institution.
IV semester. His sad demise reminds us not only of the We would like to thank the faculty, staff and students who have
transience of human beings but of the fact that we all come helped in making this newsletter a possibility. We hope that the
together for a short period of time. And, thus our job should be to achievements of faculty and students here set up numerous new
make the most of this wonderful opportunity. Communicating milestones. We look forward to making this endeavour very
and expressing through writing makes us all the more aware of a meaningful. A very warm thanks to the authorities concerned to
myriad of aspects related to the society. provide an opportunity to make this newsletter a reality.

Message from The Director

I am delighted to share with you our bi-annual newsletter for even lectures and exhibits, and of
semester, 2016 after a long break. It is more of a revitalisation course, more projects would
activity for both-the students and (teaching and non teaching) make the coming session all
staff alike. We hope this newsletter will serve as one of the ways to the more gratifying.
help you keep connected with JRE.
None of these events or future
JRE has been working relentlessly towards raising awareness of plans would be possible
important issues on campus and providing opportunities for without the sincere efforts of
students, staff and faculty. We have had an amazingly eventful the brilliantly aligned and
few months here at JRE. enthusiastically committed
faculty and zealous students
Over the past few months, we have accomplished various
here at JRE.
extremely visible projects and conducted programmes and
training sessions which were hugely commended by one and all. I also wish good luck to the JRE students for their upcoming End
Semester examinations.
We are now looking forward to the next session and the
numerous things we have meticulously planned. Special Dr CS Sharma
Director (JRE Group of Institutions)

Message from The Dean

I am extremely happy that JRE-
SOE in house newsletter
Campus Times is being
rejuvenated after a long gap. I
would like to compliment the
Editorial Team for taking pain
and effort to bring this magazine
back to life.
Through this newsletter our aim
is to keep you informed about
activities and achievements of JREians. The even semester, 2016
was full of action, excitement and accomplishments - the guest
lectures from renowned scholars, professional training, industrial
visits, inter college multi events, fest and what notwere held to
expose students to their future profession and practice. All these
are a testimony to the dynamic and conducive learning
environment at JRE.
Towards the close of the semester, the entire college community
was left shocked and deeply saddened by the untimely demise
of our beloved student Mr Vivek Kumar Singh, a student of EC,
second year. I pray to the Almighty to bless the departed soul and
give courage to his family to bear the irreparable loss.
This issue of Campus Times is our humble tribute to Vivek who
in a short span of two years had created a special place in our
hearts as a student, a friend and a classmate.
Now, it is time for the End Semester Exams. Prepare well; let your
hard work propel you to speed so fast that good luck has no
choice but to ride with a winner like you.
Wishing you all the best for the forthcoming University
Examinations!
Dr A K Taneja
Dean (SOE)
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HIGHLIGHTS
Republic Day Celebration
Deep Mala Utsav

Basant Panchami
Celebration

Yoga Session at JRE

To mark the spirit of womanhood JRE celebrated
the International Women's Day. A play
representing the status of women in society was
presented before the audience by an all women
brigade. The Director Dr C S Sharma enlightened
the audience with his speech based on the rights
and privileges available to women under the
Indian Constitution. Dean Dr A K Taneja also
shared his message and sent his wishes to all
women employees.

Annual Fest - CANVAS'16 aining

ent LABVIEW Tr
(Literary, Cultural, Sports & Technical Events) National Instrum
 Industrial Visit
to HCL, Manesar

Visit of Vice President Oracle University

Industrial Trip to Doordarshan

ANNUAL FEST

CA
ANNVA
ASS 2016
March 11 -12
The Campus Director, Dr C S Sharma,
inaugurated the event in the presence of
Dr AK Taneja, Dean-SOE, Dr Krishna
Kumar, Dean-SOM, faculty members and
thousands of students. Chief guests, Mr Subodh
Bhati and Mr Rahul Yadav- the KKR (Kolkata Knight
Riders) players motivated the students through their
presence. The event was coordinated by Ms Shanthi
Makka and Ms Teena Saharan. CANVAS 16 also
promoted a social cause, the Right to Education which
was an initiative of SAMANVAYA, the Social
Responsibility Committee of JRE students. Brands
like Coca-Cola, Baskin Robbins, Bisleri, E-Bay,
Raymonds, ITC Limited, Revlon, Red Mango, Fab 2 U
etc. were some of the prominent official sponsors,
besides many associate sponsors.

Chief Guest -
Mr Subodh Bhati KKR
(Kolkata Knight Riders) player

Chief Guest -
Mr Rahul Yadav KKR
(Kolkata Knight Riders) player
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YOGA SESSION
organised by JAYPEE Greens,
Greater Noida in March, 2016
JAYPEE Greens, Greater Noida organised a Yoga
Session for the JRE students. Mr Monu Dahiya
and Ms Kajal Sharma bagged the title of the Iron
Man & the Iron Woman respectively. They also
gave away 8 free passes to the students who
preformed the yoga Aasanas perfectly. The
winners may visit the world renowned Six Senses
Spa at JAYPEE Greens, Greater Noida.

Kajal Sharma - Iron Woman

Monu Dahiya - Iron Man

Training Programme and Industrial Visits (Students)

National LABVIEW Training Programme in March, 2016

Professional trainers from STARCOM were invited by the Department of
Electronics and Communication to conduct a 40 hour Training
Programme on National Instrument LABVIEW which also included
my RIO and my DAC. Officials of StarCom Information Technology
Limited, Bangalore provided a certificate of participation to all the
students who attended the Training programme. Ms Mona Sharma and
HIGHLIGHTS
Mr Mritunjay Rai coordinated the training on behalf of the department.
The training session proved to be very productive for students in
completing their final year projects.
 ORACLE Training and Visit of Mr Siew Sang
Goh, Vice President of Oracle to JRE in April,
2016
40 hour Oracle training was organised by Department of
CSE & IT for B. Tech III and IV year students. Post training, a
meeting was held between members of top level
management of Oracle and that of JRE. The discussion
revolved around developing the technical skills of students
through practical learning. The meeting was graced by the
august presence of Mr Siew Sang Goh, Vice President
Oracle University, Asia Pacific, Mr Jose Koshy, Sales
Director, Oracle University, Mr Raja Dasgupta, leading
member of the Oracle Workforce Development
Programme, from Oracle.

JRE Organised an Industrial trip to HCL

Manesar, Haryana on 25 April, 2016
Students of III and IV year Computer Science & IT
Department accompanied by members of the faculty, Mr
Sanjeev Pippal, Ms Shraddha Parganiha and Mr Dileep
Kumar Yadav visited the HCL campus in Manesar. Apart
from technical knowledge, students also understood
teamwork and management skills and critical aspects of
training and development.

Industrial Visit to Doordarshan Bhawan, New Delhi

on 26 April, 2016
Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering,
Applied Electronics & Instrumentation
(ECE & AEI) and Department of Electrical
Engineering (EE) organised a trip to
Doordarshan Bhawan, New Delhi for the
B.Tech III and IV year students. The
students were accompanied by the faculty
members of ECE & AEI and EE
departments; Dr Ravindra Kumar Yadav,
Ms Mona Sharma, Mr Sunil Kumar Ojha, Mr
Probeer Sahw, Mr Chandan Kumar and Mr
Mritunjay Rai. Faculty members guided the
students through the trip. Mr Rakesh
Kumar, Deputy Director (Engineering),
Delhi Doordarshan, briefed the students
on various technical and functional
aspects.

Training Programme and Workshop (Faculty)

Ms Shanthi Makka, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science attended an AICTE sponsored Short Term Course on
ASP.NET with C# at National Institute of Technical Teachers Training & Research (NITTTR), Chandigarh [January 04-08, 2016]

40 Hour Short Term Training Programme on MATLAB and its Hardware Interface through ICT
Members of the faculty and students of the Department of Electronics and Communication and Applied Electronics &
Instrumentation attended the training. This ICT based webinar was very effective in MATLAB Programming and MATLAB with
Arduino Interface. Participants learned about various optimisation techniques and their toolboxes [January 11-15, 2016].
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Research and Publication

Department of EC/AEI/EE

Dr R K Yadav, Head Department of ECE & AEI
published the following
research papers:
a) "A Chaucer Microstrip
Fractal Antenna for
Mobile Applications in
an SCI listed journal,
J o u r n a l o f
Communications
Technology and Electronics in February 2016
b) Design and Simulation of Multiband Chaucer Fractal
Patch Antenna Loaded with Dumbbell" in an
International Journal of Electronics and
Communication Engineering & Technology (IJECET)
in February 2016
Mr Vikas Singh Bhadoria Asst. Professor,
Department of EE
published the following
research papers:
a) " I n t e l l i g e n t S p e e d
Control of a Solar Based
Hybrid Electric Vehicle
in MIT International
Journal of Electrical and
Instrumentation
Engineering in January, 2016
b) Comparison between Fuzzy Logic and PI Controller
for Single and Double Zone Automatic Generation
Control System in MIT International Journal of
Electrical and Instrumentation Engineering in
January, 2016

c) "Comparison of Analytical and Heuristic Techniques

Mr Mritunjay Rai Asst. Professor, Department of for Multi objective Optimization in Power System in
ECE co-authored (with Dr Problem Solving and Uncertainty Modeling through
R K Yadav) and published Optimisation and Soft Computing Applications, IGI
a research paper on A Global Publication in February, 2016
Novel method for
d) "Economic Analysis of DG in Distribution System" in
detection and extraction
an International Conference on Recent Trends in
of human face for video
Engineering and Material Sciences (ICEMS-2016) in
s u r v e i l l a n c e
March, 2016
applications, Int. J.
Signal and Imaging Systems Engineering, Vol. 9, No.
3, pp.165173,April 2016. (INDERSCIENCE). Ms Ahana Malhotra Asst. Professor, Department of
ECE published a paper
Mr Mandhir K Verma Asst. Professor, Department of on "Design, Analysis and
EE published a research Performance of Zeta
paper on Greenfield Converter in Renewable
distribution network Energy System" in
expansion strategy with Bharati Vidyapeeth's
hierarchical GA and Institute of Computer
M C D E A u n d e r Applications and
uncertainty in Elsevier Management (BVICAM),
International Journal of New Delhi, IEEE conference in April, 2016
Electrical Power and
Energy Systems in April, 2016
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Department of CSE & IT
Dr S B Goyal, Head Department of CSE & IT
published a research
p a p e r o n Fu t u r e
Trends of IT Services:
X- a s - a - S e r v i c e
International
Conference on
Emerging Trends in
I n f o r m a t i o n
Te c h n o l o g y &
E n g i n e e r i n g
Sciences, 26-27 Feb, 2016 at SIET, Greater Noida
Ms Shanthi Makka Asst. Professor, Department of
CSE co-authored (with
Mr B B Sagar) and
published the
following research
paper:
a) A research paper
on "Simulation of a
Model for Refactoring
Approach for
Pa r a l l e l i s m U s i n g
Parallel Computing Tool Box" in the proceedings of
First International Conference on Information and
Communication Technology for Intelligent
Systems: Volume 2. Springer International
Publishing in March, 2016
b) The Program Dependence Graph and its
applications in refactoring has been accepted in
February, 2016 for oral presentation in International
Conference on Communication and Networks
(COMNET 2016) and publication in Springer AISC
series
Recognition
for
Academic Excellence
(Faculty)
Dr R K Yadav, Head of the
Department of ECE & AEI was
invited as a Chairperson and key
note speaker at Ajay Kumar Garg
Engineering College, Ghaziabad
on 6th February 2016 to speak in a
Conference on the topic "Latest
Tr e n d s i n C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Engineering"
Dr S B Goyal Head, Department
of CSE & IT was invited as the
Reviewer for the conference IEEE
International Conference on
Reliability, Infocom Technologies
and Optimization (ICRITO'2016)
Ms Shanthi Makka Asst.
Professor, Department of CSE had
the distinction of being appointed
as one of the reviewers of a
conference on Information
Systems Design and Intelligent
Applications held during 8th- 9th
January, 2016. It was organised by
Department of CSE, CSI student
chapter Anil Neerukonda Institute
of Technology and Sciences,
Visakhapatnam
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Achievements (Students)

The Departments of AEI & EE jointly organised Tech ERA

16 - an annual science and technical festival at HBTI,
Kanpur on February 6th & 7th.

The following B.Tech Students of JRE-SOE participated

and had also won I prize in Technocraft:

Saurabh Singh (EC-II year)

Raj Vaibhav Jain (EC-II year)

Tushar Singh (EE - II year)

Subhash Kumar (EE - II year)

The following students participated in a Technical Fest

Technex16 organised by IIT (BHU), Varanasi in March,
2016. They had won I prize in Technex16:

Saurabh Singh (EC-II year)

Subhash Kumar (EE - II year)

Nikit Swaraj (B.Tech)

Nikit Swaraj, B.Tech IV year, VIII semester student of CSE
Placed in
branch has been the first student so far to have been
offered the highest package of ` 8.3 lacs per annum.
`8.3lacs

Anshul Dwivedi and his team (Rohit Kumar - CS II year,

Rohit Rai CS-II year, Ashutosh Kumar IT-III year and Anjali
Goel IT-II year) developed, designed and installed the
following softwares on JRE- server:

Student Outing Slip Leave Management System

Faculty Feedback Evaluation System

 Achievements (Faculty)
Selection in PhD Programme

Mr Mritunjay Rai of Electronics and Communication Department got enrolled for PhD programme in
Indian School of Mines (ISM), Dhanbad. The area of research covers various aspects of Thermal
Image Processing System. It is a matter of pride for the organisation that its teachers are in constant
pursuit of knowledge and excellence

Successful Completion of One Semester of Certification Course Conducted by IUCEE in

Partnership with EPICS Programme of Purdue University
Our faculty, Dr Rajdeep Deb completed one semester certification course in Integrating Projects and
Design into Core Engineering Courses: Enhancing Learning and Preparing Professionals
conducted by IUCEE (Indo Universal Collaboration for Engineering Education) in partnership with
EPICS (Engineering Projects in Community Service) programme of Purdue University, USA. in
January, 2016. In the course, the topics covered included Teamwork & Communication; Resources,
Support & Project Management; Design learning; Connecting to community contexts etc.

Writers' Corner

Poem Soul's Cry

You're a record spinning on a record player. You feel better now,
You're confined to the space given to you, But you grow tired and get rid of the rage.
But not your thoughts. As the rage dies, so do you.
Your thoughts are like music coming out of the speakers, But as you die,
Spreading across the room, You take a good look at the sky you're leaving
Bouncing against the walls, behind.
Entering someone's ears,
And echoing in their heads. Switch.
The record stops playing, Now you're the sky,
but the music lives on, Breathtakingly vast and endless.
in the heads of the listeners, You go on and on,
as they look out of their windows, Across seas and oceans.
only to find a lone tree in the storm. You're the blanket Mother Nature tucked us in.
You're the abode for clouds,
Switch. And a playground for birds.
Now you're the tree, You're the most cliched limit,
Bracing against the storm, And the most realistic one for us,
Your leaves consoling each other, Humans and animals alike.
Saying everything comes to an end, As I look from here,
So will this storm. I see a ball of hope in you.
You stay put,
Not giving in to the storm. Switch.
You have lost a lot, Now you're the sun,
And still have a lot more to lose. Shining brighter than ever.
It had been just a week since the pigeons made a nest, You breathe as the clouds clear out.
You couldn't save that. You look down,
But you did save many other abodes, And the green fields wave at you,
Like the drey in the trunk. As the grass sways with the wind.
You know it's either you or the storm. You're change.
You're happiness after despair.
Switch. You're relief for the homeless,
Now you're the storm, The humans and the fauna alike.
Carrying within you, rage. And the trees,
Rage, like you've never felt before, With broken branches and leaves.
Ready to beset anything that you come across. You're hope,
You're nothing less than beautiful, One that never dies.
And the sound that you make is nothing less than music,
Switch.
Pure and serene.
Switch.
You order the winds to go faster,
Switch, Switch, because there are so many stories waiting to be
And they obey by howling louder.
heard.
You order the clouds to drop the beat,
And they obey by clashing together making a roaring thunder. Syed Ali Mudassar
(Student, B.Tech III year, CSE)
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The Role of Education in Enhancing India's Repute among the Global Force
India is earmarked on the world map due to the cultural mix of performing roles such as
diverse backgrounds and religions. Being the seventh largest maintaining the standard of
country in the world in terms of area and second in terms of research, training and
population, India has the third largest higher education system examination in the universities;
in the world, next only to China and the United States. making regulations to regulate
the minimum standard of
Education in India has always been seen as auspicious and education in the country; and
sacred. With the increasing global demand for Indian acting as a link between the
graduates due to most multinational companies having union government and the
Indians as their CEOs and amongst the Board of Directors, the institutes of higher education by
countrys academic system is extremely strong. India advising the government about the steps to be taken in order
possesses a significantly developed higher education system to improve the education system. The organisation has
which offers training in almost all aspects of creative and already taken giant strides to facilitate convenient access to
intellectual endeavours such as arts, medicine and higher education in India which was very limited before
engineering. Government of India has taken various steps independence.
towards improving facilities for higher education in India.

\University Grants Commission was set up in 1956 to govern Ms Shanthi Makka

higher education In India. The committee is responsible for (Asst. Professor, CSE)

Memoir
I wish my words could flow as my While everything was passing through my eyes, these thoughts and
thoughts are flowing in my deep words were running across my mind, and I was feeling like catching
mind...the shades of the sky have them up before they leave my mind empty, because it was next to
an overwhelming effect on me. I impossible for me to choose between my thoughts and the lovely
wish I could flow in these beautiful views I would miss in case I would have jotted down the thoughts at
a natural shade of clouds blended that moment, I have just waited for the sun to drown so that I could
with the color of sun at the twilight pen down my journey and my mind.
... The nature is bountiful and
These alluring beauties insist my mind and heart to put all those
boundless. I wish I could just save
pleasing moments beautifully in a diary to store them forever. I am
them in my mind and whenever I
just so lost. These are the feelings that are aroused within my heart. I
feel like rejuvenating myself after a
can feel my heart throbbing a little. I feel so proud of myself, my
low day, with the my closed
thinking, and being the way I am. Tones come when we all feel
eyelids, the most amazing views I
unlucky, depressed, lonely, hurried, saddened, shattered. Yes, I do
have experienced in my life till
feel some negative thought but then I reflect upon my life and
date can just be seen with a flash
myself, think of those moments that made me proud of myself, or
.The shattered pattern of the clouds with a deep blue color touching
think that this is not the end of the world. I try to look forward and
the peaks of green mountains but the green lost in the evening
think myself out of the bad situation and slowly calm down myself. It
darkness has a mesmerizing effect on me. It energizes me deeply.
is really the truth. I feel like GOD, or LIFE, for those who are atheist,
The NH 8 with the amazingly built road with no tedious bumps but a
blesses us with thousands of opportunities throughout the life. It is
flat one along with some beautiful activities going on the road that
you who has to recognize these golden opportunities in every
we are rarely able to see and enjoy in the metro cities like a horn bill
second of your life. I feel blessed, with whatever I have, whatever I
riding on buffalo's back like a king , or the crowd of monkeys
am and dream of what I can be. We just have to be positive. Find life
relishing their family time with the baby new gen and the old
in every moment you are living. I can never think of myself being
members , taking out lice from the babies back carrying them on
upset, frustrated, and agitated in my future. I just dream of what I
their backs with full support or starling bananas from the fruit
want for myself, it is in my hands how I decorate my future.
vendors on the road the most amazing songs being played in my
ears , the most beautiful thing, trying to store in Gods creative art , I hope my views find some space in the mind of one who reads it
on which he tried his hand and was definitely successful , the and understands the true meaning of being happy by just being
creativity on mountain ranges with huge lush green meadows at what they are.
the front and cows feeding on the grass birds soaring high in the
sky flying across the mountain peeks the last warmth and light of Kanishka Joshi
the big orange ball- the sun kissing the peaks and the dark blur sky. (Student, B.Tech, II year, CSE)
 Frantic Startup
Frantic startup is a system which can bring happiness to the family,society and country. 21th
century is the era of technology and professionalism. To run parallel you have to become a
creator.The country and global industry demands you with creative and innovative skills. Who is the
initiator? When people start laughing at your work then you must think that you are going in the
right direction, because they lack the vision to see your innovation and revolution. You are the one
who creates jobs for them, brings changes in the world, removes the complexity of life. You are the
pillar of stand up India ,thanks to our Prime Minister who suggested this "Startup India Startup
India". So why don't you start your startup. You may be the next one?
ROHIT KUMAR
(Student, B.Tech-II year, CSE)

Morning Walk

Modern living is full of hustle and bustle. From morning to evening we are busy with our daily life. We work till late night. Then next day we
wake up and get busy with the daily chores; helping our children to get ready for school or preparing food and then again rushing to office
and back from office. This is the basic routine of many people. In this process, we are missing an important part that is physical exercise.

If we consider going for regular morning walks, we can enjoy many health benefits. Once we come out for a morning walk, fresh air will
cool our body naturally and bring more energy to do our daily life activities and, we feel more comfortable. Second thing is, while walking
we can discuss many things with our friends because we have enough time. The most important thing is walking. Walking is more effective
than many other forms of exercise.

The only thing we have to do is to sleep early, wake up early, slip into our jogging shoes and just get, set and go! So why delay, pave your
way for healthy living. Article by Mr B K Reddy (Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering)
Mr B K Reddy
(Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering)

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Ms Kavita Goel
(Asst. Professor, CSE)
 Through the Lens: Myriad Shades and Colours of Life at JRE

Nature care - Tree Plantation Health and Fitness - Yoga session Robotics - Innovation and creativity

Random - Innovating, Studying & Playing together

Successful Placements
@
JRE-SOE with Record Package
Congratulations to our students who got placed with some top companies and
corporate houses in various fields like System Development, Software
Engineering and Research & Development in Power Electronics, Operations, CAMPUS
and Sales etc. Here is a list of some of our super achievers! Coordinators
astava
Mr Anand Kumar Sriv
Ms Kav ita Goe l
S.No Students Name Branch Company Name Package Profile Mr Mritunjay Rai
(in lacs per annum) i
Ms Shubhangi Rastog
1. Nikit Swaraj CS Foradian Technologies 8.3 Dev opps Engineer Mr Mandh ir Ver ma
Mr Probeer Sahw
2. Bhupinder Singh CS Prophsee 7 Software Engineer
Dr Ashok Kumar
3. Keshav CS BlackRock 5 GPAS Engineer Dr Rajdeep Deb
4. Akanksha Priyadarshini AEI Woostays 5 Python Developer Mr M.Ashok

5. Vishal Pathania EE Xalta 3 Graduate Engineer Trainee Designed by: Mr Sanjay Shar
ma
Published
and Printe
6. Arpit Srivastava EE Internglobe Technologies 3 Technical Recruiter JRE School d by:
of Engineer
ing
7 Richa Mohini EC Fab 2U 6 Head Operations
8. Md. Sameer Khan CS Mphasis 3 Software Developer
9. Akash Diwedi EC Instapower 3 Graduate Engineer Trainee
10. Dennis Ahuja CS NEC Technologies 3.6 Software Developer

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