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1. APPLIED ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.KKE,2.TVE,3.LBT,4.ASI,5.CKC,6.IES,7.KMC 8.MBC,9.MES,10.MGP,11.MZC,12.PAA,13.RCE 14.SBW,15.SIT,16.TKI,17.VVT,18.YCW This is an advanced branch of engineering in which students are trained to handle any situation associated with instrumentation and is widely developing to involve day to day life activities. This branch offers a wide range of job opportunities. After providing a sound foundation in applied science, mathematics and basic engineering disciplines in the 1st and 2nd semesters, the students enter the world of electronics as well as instrumentation. They are trained in programming techniques, operating systems software tools like ORCAD, PSPICE, MATLAB etc. From 5th semester onwards, the students concentrate on instrumentation subjects. They get a thorough knowledge in industrial and biomedical instrumentation and a good idea of control systems, a widely discussed subject in research and development wings, through computer control of processes, process control instrumentation etc. All advanced software facilities like MATLAB, SIMLINK, Image Pro Express, Code Composer Studio, Keil, Multisim, emulators and simulators for TMS and Analog DSP ICs etc. are available to the students for their technical endeavors at the DSP Lab. The Microprocessor lab is equipped with processors, hardware kits, evaluation boards, and all latest Microcontroller chips with RTOS facilities for tests and experiments in the field of Embedded systems. The Analog communication laboratory has Mixed Signal Oscilloscope, Logic Analyzer, Storage Oscilloscope, LCR-Q meters and signal sources and analog and digital measuring instruments for a range of electrical parameters. The Advanced Biomedical Laboratory has facilities such as Embedded Patient Monitoring System, Image Processing Work Station, Respiratory Analyzer and Nerve Simulator. The Process control laboratory has workstations for temperature, pressure, flow and other control parameters. These laboratories help the students to learn about PLCs and PLC programming.
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2. Agricultural Engineering.
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.KELAPPAJI COLLEGE OF AGRI. ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY,TAVANUR, MALAPPURAM Agricultural engineering is the branch of engineering that applies knowledge of biological science engineering science & technology to agricultural production and processing. Agricultural engineering combines the disciplines of mechanical, civil, electrical, chemical engineering with animal and plant biology. Basically there are four major specializations in agricultural engineering namely, farm machinery & power engineering, irrigation & drainage engineering soil & water Conservation engineering, post harvest process & food engineering. Each has its unique and wide scope for research work. Agricultural engineering has been accepted as one of the major disciplines which contribute significantly in increasing the productivity of agriculture in the country by way of increasing efficiency of inputs, conservation of resources and reducing post harvest losses besides value addition of agro-produce. Farm Machinery & Power Engineering This specialization includes technology for appropriate mechanization, covered cultivation, reducing drudgery in farm operations, improving quality of farm produce and reducing cost of production, manufacturing technology, quality and standardization, animate and mechanical power sources, bio-fuels, renewable energy, energy application and conservation, energy efficient appliances and equipment, testing and evaluation, machinery management, safety and health hazards and man-machine-power interaction. Irrigation and Drainage Engineering This specialization deals with technology for water resources development, water lifting, conveyance and utilization, conservation, controlled precision application of water through drip and micro-sprinkler, prevention of accumulation of excess water, flood control, reclamation of water logged soil using surface and sub-surface drainage. Soil & Water Conservation Engineering This specialization deals with technology for land development, hydrology of natural precipitation, watershed development, accumulation and conservation of water, prevention of soil erosion from water and wind. Post Harvest and Process Engineering
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It is also known as Food process engineering at various institutions. This specialization includes technology for post harvest, primary processing and value addition of food, feed, fiber and industrial crops, fermentation technology, controlled atmospheric packaging and low temperature storage. In addition to these, specializations are also offered in Aquacultural Engineering, Dairy and Food Engineering, Post Harvest Engineering, Agricultural Systems Management, ect.
3.AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING OR AEROSPACE ENGINEERING

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.JCE 2.MZC Aerospace engineering is the branch of engineering behind the design, construction and science of aircraft and spacecraft. Aerospace engineering has broken into two major branches: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering. The former deals with craft that stay within Earth's atmosphere, and the latter deals with craft that operate outside of Earth's atmosphere. While "aeronautical" was the original term, the broader "aerospace" has superseded it in usage, as flight technology advanced to include craft operating in outer space. Modern flight vehicles undergo severe conditions such as differences in atmospheric pressure and temperature, or heavy structural load applied upon vehicle components. Consequently, they are usually the products of various technologies including aerodynamics, avionics, materials science and propulsion. These technologies are collectively known as aerospace engineering. Because of the complexity of the field, aerospace engineering is conducted by a team of engineers, each specializing in their own branches of science. The development and manufacturing of a flight vehicle demands careful balance and compromise between abilities, performance, available technology and costs. List of aerospace engineering topics Fluid mechanics - the study of fluid flow around objects. Specifically aerodynamics concerning the flow of air over bodies such as wings or through objects such as wind tunnels (see also lift and aeronautics). Astrodynamics - the study of orbital mechanics including prediction of orbital elements when given a select few variables. While few schools in the United States teach this at the undergraduate level, several have graduate programs covering this topic (usually in conjunction with the
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Physics department of said college or university). Statics and Dynamics (engineering mechanics) - the study of movement, forces, moments in mechanical systems. Mathematics - because aerospace engineering heavily involves mathematics. Electrotechnology - the study of electronics within engineering. Propulsion - the energy to move a vehicle through the air (or in outer space) is provided by internal combustion engines, jet engines and turbomachinery, or rockets (see also propeller and spacecraft propulsion). A more recent addition to this module is electric propulsion and ion propulsion. Control engineering - the study of mathematical modeling of the dynamic behavior of systems and designing them, usually using feedback signals, so that their dynamic behavior is desirable (stable, without large excursions, with minimum error). This applies to the dynamic behavior of aircraft, spacecraft, propulsion systems, and subsystems that exist on aerospace vehicles. Aircraft structures - design of the physical configuration of the craft to withstand the forces encountered during flight. Aerospace engineering aims to keep structures lightweight. Materials science - related to structures, aerospace engineering also studies the materials of which the aerospace structures are to be built. New materials with very specific properties are invented, or existing ones are modified to improve their performance. Solid mechanics - Closely related to material science is solid mechanics which deals with stress and strain analysis of the components of the vehicle. Nowadays there are several Finite Element programs such as MSC Patran/Nastran which aid engineers in the analytical process. Aeroelasticity - the interaction of aerodynamic forces and structural flexibility, potentially causing flutter, divergence, etc. Avionics - the design and programming of computer systems on board an aircraft or spacecraft and the simulation of systems. Risk and reliability - the study of risk and reliability assessment techniques and the mathematics involved in the quantitative methods. Noise control - the study of the mechanics of sound transfer. Flight test - designing and executing flight test programs in order to gather and analyze performance and handling qualities data in order to determine if an aircraft meets its design and performance goals and certification requirements. The basis of most of these elements lies in theoretical mathematics, such
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as fluid dynamics for aerodynamics or the equations of motion for flight dynamics. However, there is also a large empirical component. Historically, this empirical component was derived from testing of scale models and prototypes, either in wind tunnels or in the free atmosphere. More recently, advances in computing have enabled the use of computational fluid dynamics to simulate the behavior of fluid, reducing
4.AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.KMC, 2.MTA 3.NCE, 4.SCM
Automotive or Automobile Engineeringis a branch of engineering discipline which studies the operating principles of the automobiles by incorporating various elements of engineering such as mechanical, electrical, electronic, software and safety engineering. The study of automotive engineering is to design, develop, fabricate, and testing vehicles or vehicle components from the concept stage to production stage. Production, development, and manufacturing are the three major functions in this field. Automobile Engineers are mainly divided into three streams such as production or design engineering focuses on design components, testing of parts, coordinating tests, and system of a car; Development domain is concerned with performance, durability, and speed of the vehicle; and Manufacturing domain deals with the creation and assembling the whole parts of automobiles. The automotive engineering field is researchintensive and involves direct application of mathematical models and formulas. Few courses under this field are:
Diploma in Automotive Engineering Bachelor of Engineering in Automotive Engineering
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Bachelor of Technology in Automotive Engineering Master of Engineering in Automotive Engineering Master of Technology in Automotive Engineering
Basic Eligibility UG: To pursue an undergraduate course in automotive engineering, candidates should be 10+2 pass with 50% marks in physics, chemistry and mathematics from recognized Board examination. PG: To pursue a postgraduate course in automotive engineering, candidates should have Bachelors degree in automotive engineering / Bachelor in Technology in automotive from recognized University. Others: Eligibility Criteria for Diploma courses: -
To pursue Diploma course in automotive engineering, candidates should be 10+2 pass in science stream with 50% marks in Physics, Maths and Chemistry subjects from recognized board examination. Specializations Few specializations in this field are:
Engine systems Electronics and control systems Fuel technology and emissions Fluid mechanics Aerodynamics Thermodynamics Rapid prototyping Alternative fuels Computer-based systems and electronics Emissions control Vehicle and pedestrian safety or supply chain management.
5.BIO-MEDICAL ENGINEERING
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA
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1.MODEL ENGINEERING THRIKAKKARA, ERNAMKULAM 2.TKI COLLEGE,
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Biomedical as well as healthcare engineering are generally a couple of means of explaining a similar career industry. Students have some of options for career training when they go into the area. Training focuses on teaching students how you can give rise to the actual health care developments which can be geared towards assisting sufferers live with diverse problems along with handicaps. Career education gives degree alternatives each and every degree of schooling. *Associates Degree within Biomedical Engineering Packages normally target teaching individuals about the engineering utilized inside the discipline. The objective of this coaching is usually to prepare college students to get technologists that supply fix providers. Training programmes targets a chance to work, diagnose, deal with, and connect health-related equipment. Products normally include infusion units, pacemakers, and defibrillators. Some plans may necessitate college students to operate through an internship exactly where they will learn how to make use of their understanding nearly. Internships aid college students turn out to be cozy dealing with gear about a daily basis. *Bachelors Degree in Biomedical Engineering Training at this level is usually the common pertaining to going into the particular career just as one manufacture. Study focuses on teaching students about the complete sector although focusing on biomechanics and healthcare device innovation. With the thorough review associated with molecular chemistry and biology along with structure college students discover ways to create boost medical products for individuals. This can include things like inflatable portrays, prosthetic limbs, and also healthcare medication shelling out equipment. A standard course can include research about macro and also molecular bioimaging. This technical training course handles just about all contemporary image resolution processes, which include the strategy and programs used in biomedical study. The course concentrates greatly on the relationship in between technology and also the design of goal specific probes. Desire to is always to learn to target, supply, as well as amplify probe methods. Pupils discover all the fundamental skills to penetrate a career just as one manufacture. *Masters Degree inside Biomedical Engineering Individuals perform to realize sophisticated comprehending as well as abilities by merging technology using biomedical engineering. The objective of that is to train students to find out methods to help the treatments for health-related concerns. College students work in labradors and look tissues engineering and also
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communication between cells. A tissues engineering training course investigates developing the field of biology, cel-cell, as well as matrix interaction. Research examines biomedical properties along with formula to find out exactly how cells communicate with one another inside physique. Creating cells is known as within the guidelines of energy, charge, price, as well as safety. Individuals can get to master advanced concepts that allow these phones enter higher-level careers. *doctorate inside Biomedical Engineering This particular greatest degree of schooling is ideal for students that are looking to look at their expertise and apply to investigation. The project carried out in a degree is extremely centered on the present students ability to understand innovative understanding. This is screened from the standard prerequisite to publish a dissertation papers. Programs may include clinical medication methods, wood carry techniques, as well as the engineering of tissue. Career options are largely investigation centered making it possible for pupils to be effective to make the latest within biomedical engineering treatment options.
6.BIOTECHNOLOGY
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.SCT,2.MCT,3.MET,4.SBC
The science of Biotechnology came into existence in 1960s when scientists unravelled the mystery of RNAs and DNAs basic genetic material, and serious research began in the area of understanding and mapping of human genes. Initially, the term Biotechnology (abbreviated as Biotech) was loosely applied to technologies and organisations engaged in mapping the human genes. The main objective of this stream of science is to improve human health by understanding the functioning of genes and modifying them towards building healthier bodies. Biotechnology can be defined as the application of all natural sciences and engineering in the direct or indirect use of living organisms or parts of organisms in the production of goods and services and/ or to improve existing industrial processes. In other words, biotechnology can also be defined as the technology that relies on living organisms biological systems. Biotechnology is not a single technology but a collection of new technologies bound by a common thread. They all use living cells and the molecules within them to make new products, or improve existing products. Major techniques of biotechnology include genetic engineering, monoclonal antibody technologies drawn from genetics, immunology, biochemistry, microbiology, molecular biology and other life sciences. Biotechnology is finding increasing application in diverse
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areas. Today, biotechnology is being used in a wide range of business whose aim is to understand, alter, or direct the function of a wide set of organic cells, including plants, animals and humans. Modern Biotechnology is now being used to produce drugs, develop new therapies and diagnostics in medicine and grow better, healthier and tastier foods. 2 CLASSIFICATION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY Broadly, biotechnology can be classified into (i) Conventional Biotechnology and (ii) Modern Biotechnology. CONVENTIONAL BIOTECHNOLOGY Conventional Biotechnology refers to the technique that uses living organisms or parts of an organisms to make or modify products, improve plant or animal productivity or to develop micro organisms for specific uses. Natural fermentation process used for brewing, bread-making, cheese making, etc. and other similar processes used for production of antibiotics, enzymes, etc. fall in the category of Conventional Biotechnology. MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGY Modern biotechnology relies on the use of cellular processes like recombinant DNA (rDNA), gene transfer, embryo manipulation and its transfer, plant regeneration, tissue culture, monoclonal antibodies and bioprocess engineering, protein engineering and structure based molecular design to solve problems and make products. Modern biotechnology is also referred to as Gene Technology. Modern biotechnology is considered as an enabling tool for scientific innovations to improve human, agriculture and environmental conditions worldwide. APPLICATION BASED CLASSIFICATION Based on applications, biotechnology can be classified into a. b. c. d. Healthcare Biotechnology Agriculture Biotechnology Industrial Biotechnology Environmental Biotechnology.
a. Healthcare Biotechnology The healthcare/ pharmaceutical sector was the first to reap the benefits of biotechnology. Biotechnology in healthcare uses the human bodys own tools and weapons to fight disease. Biotechnology medicines and therapies use proteins, enzymes, antibodies and other substances naturally produced in the human body to fight infections and diseases, as well as to correct genetic disorders. Biotechnology also uses other living organisms plant and animal cells, viruses and
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yeasts to assist in the large scale production of medicines for human use. Thus, biotechnology has made a major impact on discovery and synthesis of new drugs. Presently, 20% of the worlds pharmaceutical products are biotechnology based. It includes pharmaceuticals derived from fermentation and plant extract processes. The increasing importance of biotechnology in the pharmaceutical industry is reflected in the number of new molecular entities that are currently under development. These pharmaceuticals are expected to represent fifty percent of all the new drugs under test, by the turn of the century. There are four primary areas in health care in which biotechnology is currently being used : medicines, diagnostics, vaccines and gene therapy. According to the McKinsey study, Indian pharma industry is poised to grow to an innovation led US $25 billion industry by 2010 with a market capitalization of almost US $ 150 bn from the current US $ 5 bn generic based drug industry. The Vaccine Market which was a US $ 100 mn market in 2001 is growing at around 20%. In the biotherapeutics and diagnostics segment, Hep B dominates medical biotech vaccine segment, others include GCSF, EPO, and Interferon alpha 2b. The year 2003 is expected to witness the launch of Human Insulin, Streptokinase, other vaccines and diagnostics. Major players in biopharmaceutical industry are Shanta Biotech, Bharat Biotech, Biocon, Pfizer, Unilever, Dupont, Bayer, Eli Lilly Ranbaxy. b. Agriculture Biotechnology
Agriculture biotechnology (agribio) helps in improving food production to meet the demand of growing world population, while reducing negative environment impacts. Foods produced through Genetically Modified (GM) seed are more nutritious and have high stability under different environment. Research on transgenic crops as with conventional plant breeding and selection by farmers, aims selectively to alter, add or remove a character of choice in a plant, bearing in mind regional needs and opportunities. Transgenic plants having important traits such as pests and herbicide resistance are essential where no inherent resistance has been demonstrated within the local species. There is intense research on development of Genetically Modified Crops having resistance to viral, bacterial and fungal diseases; modification of plant architecture (e.g. height) and development of new varieties (e.g. early or late flowering or seed production); and tolerance to abiotic stresses (e.g. salinity and drought). The benefits from transgenic plants include increased flexibility in crops management, decreased dependency on chemical insecticides and soil disturbance, enhanced yields, easier harvesting and higher proportion of the crop available for trading. Besides GM Crops, agribio sector also includes Biopesticides, Biofertilizers and plant extraction. Biopesticide products are based on natural agents like microorganisms and fatty acid compounds. They are toxic only to the targeted pests and do not harm humans, animals, fish, birds and beneficial insects. Besides,
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as they act in unique ways, biopesticides can control pest population that has developed tolerance to chemical pesticides. Plant extracts are plant-derived materials or preparations that contain raw or processed ingredients from plants and have medicinal/ aromatic/ nutritive value. Often, these have commercial applications. The sector is being driven by the rising desire to use Natural products and increasing awareness about the side effects of chemical based products. India being the second largest food producer after China offers a huge market for agribiotech products. This, combined with excellent scientific infrastructure in agriculture, rich biodiversity and skilled and low cost human-power, make India a force to reckon with. Transgenics of rice, brassica, moonbean, pigeonpea, cotton, tomato, and some vegetables like cabbage, cauliflower etc. are expected to complete field assessment and some of these would be ready for large scale production by 2005. More protein rich wheat with a higher lysine content is likely to be introduced in the farmers field by 2003-2005. Neutraceuticals market has grown to INR25000 30000 mn (US $ 532 638 mn). Genetically engineered seed market segment has grabbed almost fifty per cent of total seed market worth US $ 500 mn in 2001. Marine resource development and aqua culture also hold a great potential for India as its coastline covers 8000 km including Andaman & Nicobar and Lakshwadeep. c. Industrial Biotech
Industrial biotechnology involves use of microorganisms and their enzyme preparation as biocatalysts to perform complex fermentation process or chiral bioconversion reactions, yielding a wide range of bulk and fine chemicals, food, agro and health sector products. It is anticipated that industrial biotechnology will play a similar role for industrial development in the 21st century as chemistry has in the twentieth century. The biocatalyst approach can be leveraged from living systems and transferred to variety of manufacturing processes. Enzymes such as lipases, proteases, cellulases and amylases can be substituted for both noxious and high temperature, high- energy chemicals. This approach can be applied to a wide range of manufacturing areas such as grain processing, production of detergents, starches and textiles. Enterprises involved in industrial biotechnology are constantly striving to discover and develop high value enzymes and bioactive compounds that will enhance current industrial processes. This segment is expected to show growth in line with overall growth of the Biotech sector. d. Environmental Biotechnology
Environmental biotechnology implies application of biotechnology to the management of environmental problems, including waste treatment and pollution control and their integration with non-biological technologies. This sector encompasses environmental monitoring, restoration of environmental quality,
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resource/ residue/ waste recovery/ utilization/ treatment through application of rDNA technology, substitution of non-renewable resources by renewable ones, stain improvement for degradation of highly toxic pollutants with the production of chemicals, global changes like global warming and biological diversity.
7.CIVIL ENGINEERING
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA ALMOST ALL ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN KERALA
civil engineering, the profession of designing and executing structural works that serve the general public. The term was first used in the 18th century to distinguish the newly recognized profession from military engineering, until then preeminent. From earliest times, however, engineers have engaged in peaceful activities, and many of the civil engineering works of ancient and medieval timessuch as the Roman public baths, roads, bridges, and aqueducts; the Flemish canals; the Dutch sea defenses; the French Gothic cathedrals; and many other monumentsreveal a history of inventive genius and persistent experimentation. History Table Of Contents The beginnings of civil engineering as a separate discipline may be seen in the foundation in France in 1716 of the Bridge and Highway Corps, out of which in 1747 grew the cole Nationale des Ponts et Chausses (National School of Bridges and Highways). Its teachers
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wrote books that became standard works on the mechanics of materials, machines, and hydraulics, and leading British engineers learned French to read them. As design and calculation replaced rule of thumb andempirical formulas, and as expert knowledge was codified and formulated, the nonmilitary engineer moved to the front of the stage. Talented, if often self-taught, craftsmen, stonemasons, millwrights, toolmakers, and instrument makers became civil engineers. In Britain, James Brindley began as a millwright and became the foremost canal builder of the century; John Rennie was a millwrights apprentice who eventually built the new London Bridge; Thomas Telford, a stonemason, became Britains leading road builder. John Smeaton, the first man to call himself a civil engineer, began as an instrument maker. His design of Eddystone Lighthouse (175659), with its interlocking masonry, was based on a craftsmans experience. Smeatons work was backed by thorough research, and his services were much in demand. In 1771 he founded the Society of Civil Engineers (now known as the Smeatonian Society). Its object was to bring together experienced engineers, entrepreneurs, and lawyers to promote the building of large public works, such as canals (and later railways), and to secure the parliamentary powers necessary to execute their schemes. Their meetings were held during parliamentary sessions; the society follows this custom to this day. The cole Polytechnique was founded in Paris in 1794, and the Bauakademie was started in Berlin in 1799, but no such schools existed in Great Britain for another two decades. It was this lack of opportunity for scientific study and for the exchange of experiences that led a group of young men in 1818 to found the Institution of Civil Engineers. The founders were keen to learn from one another and from their elders, and in 1820 they invited Thomas Telford, by then the dean of British civil engineers, to be their first president. There were similar developments elsewhere. By the mid-19th century there were civil engineering societies in many European countries and the United States, and the following century produced similar institutions in almost every country in the world. Formal education in engineering science became widely available as other countries followed the lead of France and Germany. In Great Britain the universities, traditionally seats of classical learning, were reluctant to embrace the new disciplines. University College, London, founded in 1826, provided a broad range of academic studies and offered a course in mechanical philosophy. Kings College, London, first taught civil engineering in 1838, and in 1840 Queen Victoria founded the first chair of civil engineering and mechanics at the University of Glasgow, Scot. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, founded in 1824, offered the first courses in civil engineering in the United States. The number of universities throughout the world with engineering faculties, including civil engineering, increased rapidly in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Civil engineering today is taught in universities on every continent. Civil engineering functions Table Of Contents The functions of the civil engineer can be divided into three categories: those performed before construction (feasibility studies, site investigations, and design), those performed during construction (dealing with clients, consulting engineers, and contractors), and those performed after construction (maintenance and research).
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Feasibility studies No major project today is started without an extensive study of the objective and without preliminary studies of possible plans leading to a recommended scheme, perhaps with alternatives. Feasibility studies may cover alternative methodse.g., bridge versus tunnel, in the case of a water crossingor, once the method is decided, the choice of route. Both economic and engineering problems must be considered. Site investigations A preliminary site investigation is part of the feasibility study, but once a plan has been adopted a more extensive investigation is usually imperative. Money spent in a rigorous study of ground and substructure may save large sums later in remedial works or in changes made necessary in constructional methods. Since the load-bearing qualities and stability of the ground are such important factors in any large-scale construction, it is surprising that a serious study of soil mechanics did not develop until the mid-1930s. Karl von Terzaghi, the chief founder of the science, gives the date of its birth as 1936, when the First International Conference on Soil Mechanics and Foundation Engineering was held atHarvard University and an international society was formed. Today there are specialist societies and journals in many countries, and most universities that have a civil engineering faculty have courses in soil mechanics.
8.CHEMICAL ENGINEERING
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.GOVT.ENGINEERING COLLEGE THRISSUR 2.TKM Believe it or not, the chemical engineering education and other types of engineering education degree must be change or revolutionize. This is pretty much simple due to Globalization! While technological and social progress depends on the efforts of many different individuals from many professions, chemical engineers are usually at the center of such progress. Chemical engineers create the structures, basis, technologies, process and products that revolutionize the way people do things and improve the way people live.
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Since the nature of whatchemical engineers do continues to progress just as quickly as the technologies they develop, the way in which educators teach potentialchemical engineers must continue to progress as well. Even though most chemical engineers laboured for five to seven years getting their degrees, many are finding it helpful to attend top online schoolsin the middle of their careers to supplement their education with new information (An example is the SPACE program offered by the Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) to those who are in the middle of their career). Further, various parties hold that the current methodologies and approaches of engineering education need to be updated. It makes no sense to prepare engineers to solve the problems of the 21st century by teaching them the same things they were taught in the 20th century.
Long distance learning is now popular to get a degree. One of the principal continuing developments for which engineering studentsmust prepare for is globalization. Due largely to the efforts of chemical engineers themselves, the world is becoming increasingly connected, both through communications and transportation. Internet access continues to broaden and the functionality of Internet-based technologies continues to deepen. Extensive transportation networks,
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cheaper and more efficient public transportation, and increasingly efficient transportation technologies continue to bring people together and make markets more interconnected than ever. For this reason, chemical engineers must be prepared to compete on a global scale. They must be able to vie for employment wherever it exists, especially in the more rapidly developing economies, and they must be able to help employers apply engineering solutions on a global scale.
Some of the impediments to progress in the field of chemical engineering education lie in academias inability to apply the very interconnectedness that it is trying to instill in its students. Affected by feelings of unnecessary competition and jealousy, educators do not collaborate to the degree that modern communications technologies have already made possible. To fulfill their mandate, educators must tear down these synthetic walls and be an example of that which they intend to instill in students. Engineering professors, researchers, and teachers must learn to work together in concerted efforts within their respective institutions as well as across institutional and international boundaries. This necessity is particularly evident in the fact that, as technologies continue to improve, a higher degree of specialization will necessarily arise, and such specialization always requires collaboration. A good example has been shown by a professor who lecture Matlab software and uploaded his lecture in youtube. Here is the link. As a result, not only his student can learn but others can learn as well. Yep, that include myself who is presently working hard to understand some parts of Matlab to solve my nonlinear simultaneous equation.
The fact of increasing globalization and the growing prominence of new economic powers has important implications not only to how engineers must learn, but also what they must learn. Currently, the lingua franca for business and academia across the world is English. For this reason, chemical engineers in English-speaking countries rarely see the need to learn other languages, and engineers in other countries frequently go to great pains to learn English.
However, according to one British Council report, the prominence of English as the global language is actually waning. Mandarin Chinese will remain the most widely spoken language in the world for the foreseeable future, and as China becomes wealthier and more educated, its sphere of international influence will expand. English, on the other hand, will most likely be soon overtaken by Spanish. To compete in the job market and contribute to society in the most efficient ways, engineers must learn languages other than English. For this reason, chemical engineering
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programs must advocate and require language education as part of the core curriculum.
The field of chemical engineering is undergoing significant change, and it will continue to do so. Rather than standing as inhibitors to change, educational institutions must become the bellwethers of a new age. Only by recognizing the merits and the necessity of globalization and increased connectivity can engineering programs provide their students with the tools necessary to do that which they intended to do by deciding to study engineering.
9.COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA ALMOST ALL COLLEGES IN KERALA So first of all we have to know , what is Computer Science and Engineering ? Computer science and engineering is a combination of two fields that is computer science and computer engineering.Computer Science and Engineering is a subject in general dealing with computer hardware and software. It encompasses a variety of topics that relates to computation, like abstract analysis of algorithms, formal grammars, and subjects such as programming languages, program design, software and computer hardware. It includes the design of software (Compilers, Operating systems), design of hardware (RAM, CPU etc.). In other words, this is the study of computers that gives information about hardware and operating systems for e.g. registers, multitasking kernels, data buses, address buses etc. This branch of engineering is the study of the principles of computing that helps an individual to understand how computers solve the problems. As a computer professional, an individual can find job in many environments in academia, research, industry, government, private and business organizations. The role of computer engineer is to analyze problems for solutions, formulating and testing, working in teams for product development, multimedia equipment and much more. After doing a course in Computer Science, one can research in various areas like artificial Intelligence, Computer design and Engineering, Computer Architecture, Information technology, Software Engineering, Computer theory, Operating systems and networks and software applications.
In computer science and engineering, we study the principles of engineering that involve in the design, engineering, development, integration and testing of a
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computer system at almost all levels. This branch of engineering also involves applied areas of Maths and science, electrical and electronics theory, materials engineering and programming fundamentals.Computer science and engineering students will learn about basic engineering techniques, as other engineering students, during first year course. These techniques include Engineering Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Engineering drawing. From second year they are exposed to core computer science subjects like programming, data structures, Digital logic, Theoretical computer science, Algorithms, Computer networks, Operating systems, Web technologies, Databases and Computer Architecture are few to mention.CSE is related with invention and development of software and hardware. This is really an excellent field to have opportunities both in software companies and higher studies. As computing is extensively applied to almost every walk of life it created massive jobs for CSE students. On the same time more demand and application kept it research funding alive attracting many students to opt for higher studies. Computer Science Engineering V/s Information Technology CSE v/s IT is always a debateable issue. But there is no big difference & both are the overlapping disiplenes with most of the similar subject of study. CSE is related with invention and development of of software and hardware whereas IT is related with effective use of already avaialble software/hardware. CSE thinks about how can a new system be developed whereas IT thinks that how can an alredy available system be put for gainful commericial use. While implementing certain tasks,the CSE ask question about working of hardware & software but IT want ot know about the working of office and business systems so that it can modify,improve and educate you to use existing software/hardware. When you produce the system that control the Rockets,Machines,DVD's,Medical digonastic instruments etc. that is called CSE and when you learn to improve , implement and manage the given sytem that is called IT. Computer Science is a subject in general dealing with computer hardware software. IT is a derived subject which is mainly involved in the management of inforamtion using computers.
Computer science (academically, CS, CSC or compsci) encompasses a variety of topics that relates to computation, like abstract analysis of algorithms, formal
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grammars, and subjects such as programming languages, program design, software and computer hardware. . Computer scientists study what programs can and cannot do , how programs can efficiently perform specific tasks ( algorithms and complexity), how programs should store and retrieve specific kinds of information ( data structures and databases), how programs might behave intelligently ( artificial intelligence), and how programs and people should communicate with each other ( human-computer interaction and user interfaces).. Good for jobs like software engineering, hardware engineering, computer science professor, programmer, etc.
While Information technology (IT) is the technology required for information processing. In particular the use of electronic computers and computer software to convert, store, protect, process, transmit, and retrieve information from anywhere, anytime. This is really good for individuals who don't like math because it offer less math courses . You can get jobs such as database administrator, webmaster, programmer, software engineer, telecommunications, management, computer security analyst, etc.
The information technology course module has been designed with more of software part in the course whereas Computer Science includes more of computer hardware part like networking, chip level knowledge etc. Although some of the subjects are same in both the streams. Also CSE is more math intensive than IT.
Information Technology is the business side of computers - usually dealing with databases, business, and accounting. The cs engineering degree usually deals with how to build micro processors, how to write a compiler, and is usually more math intensive than IT. One way to think of it is one is dealing with information - data which would be the IT and the other is dealing with the "science" or "how to make it" of computers.
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So there is very thin line dividing the two strems. There is a lot of overlap in the two streams. In every tough It problem, there is a cs problem. Scope of Computer Science Engineering in The Future This is really an excellent field to have opportunities both in software companies and higher studies. As computing is extensively applied to almost every walk of life it created massive jobs for Computer Engineering students. On the same time more demand and application kept it research funding alive attracting many students to opt for higher studies. This is the biggest question in front of everybody now a days while deciding the admission in the Engineering. As we will progress the scope of computer will only increase, there is no change of getting decrease of that. This recession only will come as an advantage for future generations because at the time of recession companies think new technologies as per the need. So it seems that the use of computer is decreasing but in actual practice the use of computers will increase in coming years and recession will play a important role in this scenario. Being in recession people will come up with cheap software solution for large Industries as well as small scale industry. These demands will make the usage of computer even in the small countries of the world and We will be more self dependent and work towards the progress of Nation. Computer science and engineering students will learn about basic engineering techniques, as other engineering students, during first year course. These techniques include Engineering Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry, and Engineering drawing. From second year they are exposed to core computer science subjects like programming, data structures, Digital logic, Theoretical computer science, Algorithms, Computer networks, Operating systems, Web technologies, Databases and Computer Architecture are few to mention. This is really an excellent field to have opportunities both in software companies and higher studies. As computing is extensively applied to almost every walk of life it created massive jobs for Computer Engineering students. On the same time more demand and application kept it research funding alive attracting many students to opt for higher studies.
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There are thousands of multinational and national software companies offer jobs to computer engineers. To name few famous, Microsoft, Google, Yahoo, Amazon, IBM, Facebook, Oracle, Cisco, Infosys, TCS, and Wipro. The generalized use of computers has increased the demand of computer technician in areas such as finance, energy, medicine, business-management, online libraries, cable television, electronic mail, the new banking systems, traffic control etc. The most frequent openings are: Civil Service Training and Teaching Research Freelance Work Programmer and Analyst Private Commercial Companies Private Industrial Companies Software Production Companies Technical Consultancy Computer Auditing Artificial Intelligence and new Technologies Analysis, Computer Management and Development Department In General, These professionals work in all areas of business. Professional Tasks: The tasks carried out by computer engineers can be included in two different areas: Analysis and Programming. Some of these tasks would be: Directing Software and Development teams. Directing and managing computer projects. Designing, Managing and Creating computer systems and management tools for companies. Starting business on the internet. Designing and managing local, external and internal connection computer networks Designing and managing computer systems for industrial process control Running Computer Department Participating in research groups Doing Infrastructure maintenance
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Designing, selecting and evaluating the logics and computing infrastructure. Computer applications analysis Administrating advanced computer systems Integrating systems Managing and operating with information Teaching computer related matter Syllabus of Computer Science and Engineering
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING: Semesters I&II ENG101 Mathematics I ENG102 Mathematics II ENG103 Engineering Mechanics ENG104 Engineering Graphics ENG105 Humanities ENG106 Engineering Physics ENG107 Engineering Chemistry ENG108 Computer Programming ENG112(P) Engineering Physics Laboratory ENG113(P) Engineering Chemistry Laboratory I & II (combined) Common Courses in Semesters I&II CSE109 Electrical Engineering I CSE110(P) Mechanical Workshop CSE111(P) Electrical and Electronics Workshop Semester III CSE301 Mathematics III CSE302 Electric Circuit Theory CSE303. Electronic Devices & Circuits
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CSE304 Discrete Mathematical Structures CSE305 Logic Design CSE306 Electrical Engineering Laboratory CSE307 PC Laboratory Semester IV CSE401 Mathematics IV CSE402 Computer Organization CSE403 Electronic Instrumentation & Measurements CSE404 Digital Electronics CSE405 Data Structures CSE406(P) Electronic Circuits & Communication Engineering CSE407(P) Electronics Laboratory Semester V CSE501 Engineering Economics CSE502 Introduction to System Software CSE503 Principles of Programming Languages CSE504 Theory of Computation CSE505 Micro Processor Based Design CSE506(P) Digital Electronics Laboratory CSE507(P) Software Laboratory Semester VI CSE601 Numerical Analysis CSE602 Control System Theory & Analog Computation CSE603 Compiler Construction CSE604 Operating System CSE605 Data Communication CSE606(P) Microprocessor Laboratory CSE607(P) Systems Laboratory Semester VII CSE701 Industrial Engineering CSE702 Computer Networks & Protocols CSE703 Database Management Systems CSE704 Artificial Intelligence
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CSE705 Elective I CSE706(P) AI Laboratory CSE707(P) Project Electives: CSE705(A) VLSI Design CSE705(B) Image Processing CSE705(C) Simulation and Modeling CSE705(D) Performance Evaluation of Computer Systems CSE705(E) Digital Signal Processing Semester VIII CSE801 Operation Research CSE802 Management Information Systems CSE803 Computer Graphics CSE804 Analysis of Algorithms CSE805 Elective II CSE806(P) Seminar CSE807(P) Project CSE808(P) Viva Voce Electives: CSE805(A) Pattern Recognition CSE805(B) Fault Tolerant Computing CSE805(C) Introduction to Distributed Computing CSE805(D) Computer Architecture CSE805(E) Expert Systems ENG805(F) Advanced Mathematics Top 10 Computer Science Scholarships There are many computer science scholarships for students working towards these exciting careers. The following are considered to be the top 10: 1.AFCEA Educational Foundation Scholarship: The AFCEA's $2,000 General John A. Wickham Scholarships are awarded to fulltime sophomore, junior or senior students with GPAs of 3.5 or higher who are enrolled full time in aerospace, computer engineering, computer science, electrical engineering, math or physics programs at accredited four-year institutions. 2.$2,000 Alice L. Haltom Educational Fund:
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These computer science scholarships are awarded in $2,000 increments for students working towards a bachelor's degree and $1,000 increments for students working towards an associate's degree. 3.ESA Foundation Computer and Video Game Scholarship: The ESA Foundation established these $3,000 scholarships in 2007 for women and minorities attending or planning to attend accredited four-year colleges and universities and working towards degrees that will lead to careers in the computer and video game industries. 4.Intel Science Talent Search: These $100,000 computer science scholarships go to one lucky college student each year. Applicants must submit applications by November 17 for the following year. 5.NFB Computer Science Scholarship: The NVM provides about 30 scholarships each year at its national convention to U.S. blind students who participate in the entire NFB convention and are pursuing or planning to pursue full-time, postsecondary studies (except for one scholarship given to a part-time student working full time). 6.ThinkQuest Internet Challenge: $5,000 computer science scholarships from the Oracle Education Foundation are available to teams of students through this international website-building competition. 7.SWE Scholarship Program: $10,000 scholarships are awarded to female students in accredited bachelor's or master's programs preparing for computer science, engineering and engineering technology careers. 8.UC/Edison International Scholarship Program: These $15,000 computer science scholarships are available to community college transfer students planning to finish B.S. degrees in computer science, engineering, life science, math, physical science or technology. 9.Upsilon Pi Epsilon Student Award for Academic Excellence: UPE offers several $500 scholarships to computer science students who excel in their national competition. 10.XEROX Technical Minority Scholarship Program: $10,000 computer science scholarships are available for minority students pursuing technology careers
10.DAIRY SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.COLLEGE OF DIARY SCIENCE,MANNUTHY,THRISSUR
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Dairy technology is a division of engineering that deals with the processing of milk and its products. Dairy technology study involves processing, storage, packaging, distribution and transportation of dairy products by implying the science of bacteriology, nutrition and biochemistry. Apart from that, some principles of physics, engineering, economics and chemistry are also incorporated in the field of dairy technology, in order to develop the appropriate utilization of milk and their products. The main occupations are production and processing. Production process involves collecting of milk, reproduction of high yielding cattles and taking care of the animals. Processing includes managing of milk for supply or its alteration into dairy products. After the milk reaches the plant, processing work begins and it is converted into a variety of dairy products. Dairy industry plays a vital role in India's agro-based economy. List of Courses: Diploma in Dairy Technology Diploma in Food and Dairy Technology Advanced Diploma in Dairy Science and Technology Bachelor of Engineering in Dairy Technology Bachelor of Technology in Dairy Technology Master of Technology in Dairy Chemistry Master of Technology in Dairy Microbiology Master of Technology in Dairy Technology Doctor of Philosophy in Dairy Chemistry Basic Eligibility
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UG: For admission in a bachelors degree, the candidate must have passed the highersecondary school certificate (10+2) examination with science subject such as biology, maths and chemistry. For IITs, It is mandatory to qualify in the Joint Entrance Examinations (J.E.E). The duration for the course is 4 years. PG: The eligibility criteria for pursuing a masters degree are holding a bachelor's degree in (B.E/B.Tech) or any other equivalent branches of engineering. The duration for the course is 2 years. Specializations Some of its specialized fields are: Dairy Economics Dairy Chemistry Dairy Engineering Dairy Microbiology Animal Biochemistry Animal Biotechnology Dairy Cattle Breeding Dairy Cattle Nutrition Dairy Cattle Physiology Job Prospects Dairy technology is one of the top career choices made by students in India. There is a lot of scope in terms of career opportunities. Presently there are more than 400 dairy plants in our country and many dairy equipment manufacturers. Graduates from this field can seek employment in government and private organizations such as rural banks, manufacturing firms, cooperatives, milk product processing and dairy farms. Dairy management is one such diversified field consisting of many tasks and involving many principles. Professionals in this career can also opt for teaching jobs in universities and colleges. Dairy technologists can also become a freelancer such as small-scale milk plants, ice-cream units, creamery products processing and or can work as consultants. A consultant needs several years of working experience in dairy farms to be successful. Quality control departments also recruit dairy technologists. This field has lot of opportunities for those who want to pursue a career as a researcher. Some job profiles: Manager Educationist Dairy Technologist Micro-biologists Nutritionists Theologians Dairy Scientist Industry supervisor
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Remuneration: The remuneration of a professional mainly depends on the factors such as the company, job profile, qualification, skills and work experience. A skilled engineer employed in private sector can expect income around Rs. 6,000 - Rs. 12,000 everymonth in the beginning stage. After gaining experience one can earn around 10,000 - 15,000 every month. Graduates are generally recruited as trainees and shift officers. General Managers get salary of Rs 20,000 and upwards every month.
11.ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION

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Electronic engineering, is an engineering discipline where non-linear and active electrical components such as electron tubes, and semiconductor devices, especially transistors, diodes and integrated circuits, are utilized to design electronic circuits, devicesand systems, typically also including passive electrical components and based on printed circuit boards. The term denotes a broad engineering field that covers important subfields such as analog electronics, digital electronics, consumer electronics, embedded systems and power electronics. Electronics engineering deals with implementation of applications, principles and algorithms developed within many related fields. DIFFERENT PROFILES FOR ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING STUDENTS India is amongst the fastest growing telecom markets, which has been adding over nine million new subscribers each month in the immediate past. This creates a strong opportunity space for electronics and telecommunication engineers. Graduates also have bright placement opportunities even in the IT industry, both in the software and hardware space. India is emerging as a world class VLSI/Embedded systems hub. Electronics and Communication engineers of a high caliber can find jobs with entry level packages of Rs. 3.5 Rs. 4.0 lakhs per annum ( with added specialization with large number of Multinational Corporations operating in India. A large number of electronics and communication engineers can get jobs in government organizations like MTNL, BSNL, Civil Aviation, NPL, AIR, Posts and Telegraph Department, Railways, Bharat Electronics Limited and DRDO, among many others.
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As an Electronic Engineer, entry level positions in Government departments are by direct recruitment through advertisements in newspapers. Selection to Gazetted posts is through competitive examinations conducted by Union and State Public Service Commission. In the Defense services, young engineers start as Second Lieutenants. For selection into the Defense Services Indian Army, Indian Air force and the Indian Navy, applications are invited through National Dailies.. Opportunities are multifold for Electronics and Telecommunication engineers. They are only limited by ones aptitude, training, and determination. Beginning with a minimum of Rs. 2.4 lakhs to Rs. 3.5 lakhs per annum at the entry level, bright students are able to secure even higher packages with specialized training in specialized areas like Mobile computing and VLSI Design.
12.ELECTRONICS AND INSTRUMENTATION

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.KGR,2.VDA,3.BMC,4.FIT,5.KME Electronics and Instrumentation department is one of the recently introduced branches of Engineering in Instrumentation area emphasizing the importance of Electronics in the Instrumentation field. Since Electronics being the order of the day, it is very much necessary for the young minds to get accustomed with the latest developments in Electronics field. Moreover Instrumentation being one of the most important sought branches in Industrial point of view, a combination of Electronics and Instrumentation would fetch high dividends for the students who take up Electronics and Instrumentation as their career course.
Role Of Electronics & Instrumentation Engineers The students who specialize in Electronics and Instrumentation undergo courses in Instrumentation (like Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical), Electrical Machines, Electronic circuits, Control Systems, Digital Signal Processing etc Theses courses help the Engineers to design, develop and fabricate various electronic related accessories. Another aspect of Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering lies in the engineer's involvement in field of Automation. Automation being one of the latest trend in all Industries, is therefore highly in need for expertise in the field of Electronics and Instrumentation to achieve the requirements. Control and Optimization is another important criterion in many Industries. Electronics and Instrumentation engineers having good exposure in these areas will be highly effective in solving various critical needs of the Industries
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Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering is a versatile field focuses on areas like Telecommunication, Robotics, Biomedical, Computer Control in Process applications, VLSI, Fiber Optics etc Job Oppurtunities Electronics and Instrumentation Engineers have a bright future ahead of them as they are needed by almost all Industries in various cadres like Design, Development, Fabrication, Inspection, Quality control, Maintenance and Service and so on. Most Software MNC's also feel the importance of Automation in Electronics background and they are looking for recruiting Electronics and Instrumentation Engineers for their mutual concerns.
13. FOOD TECHNOLOGY

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.TKI,
Food engineering is a multidisciplinary field of applied physical sciences which combines science, microbiology, and engineering education for food and related industries. Food engineering includes, but is not limited to, the application of agricultural engineering, mechanical engineering and chemical engineering principles to food materials. Food engineers provide the technological knowledge transfer essential to the cost-effective production and commercialization of food products and services. Food engineering is a very wide field of activities. Prospective major employers for food engineers include companies involved in food processing, food machinery, packaging, ingredientmanufacturing, instrumentation, and control. Firms that design and build food processing plants, consulting firms, government agencies, pharmaceutical companies, and health-care firms also hire food engineers. Among its domain of knowledge and action are: research and development of new foods, biological and pharmaceutical products development and operation of manufacturing, packaging and distributing systems for drug/food products design and installation of food/biological/pharmaceutical production processes design and operation of environmentally responsible waste treatment systems marketing and technical support for manufacturing plants.
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In the development of food engineering, one of the many challenges is to employ modern tools and knowledge, such as computational materials science and nanotechnology, to develop new products and processes. Simultaneously, improving quality, safety, and security remain critical issues in food engineering study. New packaging materials and techniques are being developed to provide more protection to foods, and novel preservation technologies are emerging. Additionally, process control and automation regularly appear among the top priorities identified in food engineering. Advanced monitoring and control systems are developed to facilitate automation and flexible food manufacturing. Furthermore, energy saving and minimization of environmental problems continue to be important food engineering issues, and significant progress is being made in waste management, efficient utilization of energy, and reduction of effluents and emissions in food production. Typical topics include: Advances in classical unit operations in engineering applied to food manufacturing Progresses in the transport and storage of liquid and solid foods Developments in heating, chilling and freezing of foods Advanced mass transfer in foods New chemical and biochemical aspects of food engineering and the use of kinetic analysis New techniques in dehydration, thermal processing, non-thermal processing, extrusion, liquid food concentration, membrane processes and applications of membranes in food processing Shelf-life, electronic indicators in inventory management, and sustainable technologies in food processing Modern packaging, cleaning, and sanitation technologies.
13.INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.NSS
WHAT IS INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEERING? Being an engineer is about problem solving, having a design focus, and utilising technology to benefit society. Instrumentation and control engineering encompasses the design, build and management of systems that are used in a range of modern industrial settings, and is closely related to mechatronic and robotic engineering. WHAT DOES AN INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEER DO?
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Instrumentation and control engineers are employed in a range of modern industrial settings such as manufacturing, environmental, health, food production, mining and energy production. They are typically employed to monitor, measure, regulate and control physical quantities like temperature, pressure and flow, and to control product movement, actuators and positioning devices for example. WHAT SKILLS DOES AN INSTRUMENTATION AND CONTROL ENGINEER NEED? project management skills high level of technical expertise good communication skills leadership capability strong analytical skills ability to work as part of a team problem solving capabilities practical/resourceful creativity (invention, innovation, thinking outside box) WHAT CAREER OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE? control systems design and installation process control and instrumentation installation and management electronics design and manufacturing engineering research and development sales and service of technical equipment project and technology management
14. ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
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Electrical and Electronics Engineering curriculum covers all aspects of electrical engineering, hardware design, and software development. Software and graphical depiction of concepts have helped ease the learning process. Students also study basics of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Computer Science & Engineering and Information Technology and so will have strong foundation in circuit branch subjects. This speciality of electrical and electronics engineering enhances the placement opportunity for students both in hardware and software companies. Companies which earlier offered placements only for Electronics & Communication Engineers now equally prefer Electrical & Electronics Engineers. And this trend seems to be only growing. Some of the sought after domains include Government Organisations such as electricity boards, DRDO, and ISRO etc; IT and IT-enabled services; VLSI technology companies; embedded system companies; measurement and instrumentation companies; motor and pump manufacturing companies; controls and drives companies; protection and switchgear manufacturing firms and textile and garment units etc. The EEE students are eligible to join almost all the PG courses offered by various Indian and Foreign universities. Since it is the mother of all circuit branches, the EEE graduates can enjoy this unique feature of eligibility for any P.G. course admissions in other circuit branches. The Indian Power sector is experiencing enormous growth. The power requirement for our country is expected to be doubled within another five years. Most of the multi national giants like Larsen & Toubro, Asian Brown Bovery etc, have already shifted their focus towards investing in power sector. The Indian Government is also analyzing ways and means to privatize the power sector. Naturally, the demand for Electrical Engineers will grow along with the power sector. This is an area where the Electrical Engineers alone will be preferred Entrants to professional courses no longer seem to have any hesitation to choosing Electrical Engineering as a branch of study. This is owing to the revolutionary changes that have been incorporated in the branch - for sure is the inclusion of electronics as a part of the study.
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In the earlier years, mechanical engineering was the most developed branch as engineering was involved in measurement, instrumentation, metrology and control systems. Thanks to the world wars and industrial revolution. In today's world, measurements have to be precise and hence warrant electrical transducers for amplifiers and digitization. Automation, computers and electronic gadgets are also fast weaving their way into our day- to - day life. This means, electrical and electronics engineering has reached the centre stage in meeting the requirements.
15.INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING
CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.COLLEGE OF ENGINNERING TRIVANDRUM Industrial engineering is an emerging discipline that deals with the design, development, implementation and evaluation of integrated systems of human knowledge, equipment, energy, material and processes needed for an industry. Industrial engineering uses the principles and methods of engineering analysis to make processes more efficient and to make products easier to manufacture. It also aims at eliminating waste of time, money, materials, energy and other resources. Industrial engineers integrate people, technology and information to improve efficiency. Industrial engineering is a combination of mechanical engineering and management. Industrial Engineering mainly comes under the stream of science and engineering. At the B.Tech. level, the subjects covered include mechanical engineering, project management, human aspects of management, decision modelling and operations research. Industrial management as a specialisation is also available. The main objective of the course is to train students to equip them for middle-level management profession in the industrial field. An M.Tech. level programme in industrial engineering is equivalent to an MBA. Those who have higher qualifications and adequate managerial experience can attain top positions in the industrial or management field with attractive remuneration and incentives. Industrial engineers can also work as plant engineers, manufacturing engineers, quality control engineers, process engineers and industrial managers in different large scale industries, management and service sector in the middle management cadre. Most of the opportunities are in private sector companies.
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Bachelors degree holders in engineering and technology are eligible to appear in the Engineering Services Examinations conducted by the Union Public Service Commission annually. Personal skills: The individual should be creative, inquisitive, analytical, and detail-oriented, and able to work in a team and communicate well, both orally and in writing. A strong base in computer applications is an important element of the course, which facilitates component production, process planning, production planning, etc. The job prospects of an Industrial Engineer include the following categories Quality control: It is a set of measures taken to ensure that defective products or services are not produced, and that the design meets performance requirements. Quality Assurance covers all activities from design, development, production, installation, servicing and documentation. It can considerably reduce the cost of waste and rework. Statistical process control: In manufacturing, usually proceeds are checked by randomly sampling and testing a fraction of the output. Testing every output is generally avoided due to time or cost constraints, or because it may destroy the object being tested. The variances of critical tolerances are continuously tracked, and manufacturing processes are corrected before bad parts can be produced. Productability: Quite frequently, manufactured products have unnecessary precision, production operations or parts. Simple redesign can eliminate these, lowering costs and increasing manufacturability, reliability and profits. Motion economy: Industrial engineers study how workers perform their jobs, the goal is to reduce the time it takes to perform a certain job and redistribute work so as to require fewer workers for a given task. NOTE:For admissions to P G courses in Industrial Engineering/Management, candidates should have a Bachelors Degree in any branch of engineering/technology (BE / BTech) or equivalent with first division. Some institutes are also offering admissions based on CAT/GATE score. The duration of PG Diploma in Industrial Engineering is 2 years, and selection is through GD & Interview. The eligibility for admission to a Fellow Doctoral Programme (Ph. D. program) is a Master of Science degree in Industrial Engineering (ME / MTech Full Time course; 1st Class). NET qualifier can also apply. Method of selection includes academic qualifications, work experience, seminar presentation and Interview; in fact it is based on the applicants total academic and professional achievements.
16. INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA ALMOST ALL COLLEGES Information Technology (IT) is the branch of engineering that deals with the use of computers to store, retrieve and transmit information.[1] The acquisition, processing, storage and dissemination of vocal, pictorial, textual and numerical information by a microelectronics-based combination of computing and telecommunications are its main
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fields.[2] The term in its modern sense first appeared in a 1958 article published in the Harvard Business Review, in which authors Leavitt and Whisler commented that "the new technology does not yet have a single established name. We shall call it information technology (IT)."[3] Some of the modern and emerging fields of Information technology are next generation web technologies, bioinformatics, cloud computing, global information systems, large scale knowledge bases, etc. Advancements are mainly driven in the field of computer science. he World has entered the new millennium, which is going to be an Information Technology Age. Today Computers have not only assumed strategic importance in the corporate world, they are being effectively used in other fields ranging from space exploration to food processing and banking to communication etc. In this era of Information Technology, which has revolutionised the whole world, INDIA has stood to the world standards and is being regarded the World over for it's skilled IT Professionals. Even the government has recognised the promising future of this industry and has formed a new IT Ministry which will give a boost to this industry. Presence of Multinationals like IBM, HP has made possible transfer of hardware technology into the country, Internet has further bridged the time gap ensuring arrival of the latest technology simultaneously in INDIA and the West without delay. The domestic hardware industry has witnessed quantum growth in the turnover and profits, which is largely attributable to our liberalized economy. On the software front various software giants like IBM, Motorola, Oracle, Samsung, HP, Digital, Unisys, AT&T, ICL, Fugitsu etc. have opened software development centres in the country. The number of professionals in this industry is believed to have crossed the 2 lakh mark and still there is a huge gap between the demand and supply of professionals which is an encouraging sign. The US alone requires around 3 lakh professionals, leave aside other countries. It is believed around 65% of the world's software is produced in INDIA. INDIA is also exporting software to around 100 countries including many countries which are exclusive buyers from INDIA. Many Indian IT companies like Infosys, Wipro, NIIT, Zenith computers, Satyam Computers, STG, Pentafore Software, Mastek etc. are expanding themselves in a big way making their presence felt globally. The phenomenal growth which this industry is witnessing has lead to it being recognised as one of the highly paid industry. As this industry is young, the average age of professionals is lower than any other industry. The availability of skilled, qualified professionals is hardly able to meet the requirement, leaving a large gap to be filled by those with ambition, aptitude and willingness to work hard. Nature of Work There are two main sectors in this field: Hardware: This includes the physical elements of the computer system and deals with the designing, manufacturing and maintenance of computers. This area also includes the assembling of the manufactured components of the computers. Software: This includes the set of instructions by which a computer is programmed for working and performing the specified tasks. This realm includes the work of designing the programs for various purposes. Programs may be for controlling the functioning of the computers or they may also be some user-friendly programs for specific needs. The
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programs may also come in the form of packages, which are designed for meeting the different kinds requirements for large number of people. Functional areas in Hardware:

Manufacturing: This involves the work of production and assembly of components of computer systems. Maintenance: People in maintenance look after the smooth functioning of the machine and help in rectifying and detecting the breakdown in them. They also help in taking preventive measures so that least amount of damage could be caused to the computer systems and peripherals. Research and Development: It involves designing of chips and circuits, computer architecture and integration of peripherals. It also includes improvement and upgrading of the existing systems. Management: Managers ensure that the development and production work goes on smoothly. They look after the allocation of resources and planning. Functional areas in Software: Manufacture: This involves preparing the set of instructions or programs to let the computer work. This further needs combining of application of computer science and telecommunications principles and creativity. Software development: This involves updating and development of existing operations as well as their refining and improvement. All this is carried is carried out in various stages like analysis, designing, construction, implementation etc. Data entry: The data for the programs, which are made, have to be fed in computers. So this work is done at data entry level. Programmers/Coders: They write and test programs and convert the strategies of the system analyst into working programs. Application programmers: They prepare programs either for general purpose or userfriendly programs or some specific programs for individual use along with testing and integrating them. Support services: They vary in nature and can range from helping a customers in the purchase of the software, suggesting its right kind of application and providing them with the required training at the initial stage of its use. There are other technical areas where one can look for employment in this field: Computer operations: It requires handling of computer peripherals along with other accessories like CD-ROMs, disk drives, printers etc. Database administration: It involves management and maintenance of data. Sales and Marketing: The work here involves selling of the computer system and its marketing to different companies or individuals. Data center management: It involves management of the dedicated facilities, which houses the critical servers and other networking and backup equipments. Data-centers typically houses those equipment which have to be kept operational 24x7x365. Personality One should have the following personal attributes if one wishes to enter this filed:
Flexibility and willingness to learn new things, technologies and adopt new methods of work Logical thinking
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Ability to focus and concentrate Creativity Accuracy Organizational and administrative abilities Confidence Ready to work for long hours and ability to work hard Ability to take decisions High intellectual capacity Ability to gel well with people and good communicational skills
17. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

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Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest branches of engineering. It is also referred to as the mother branch of engineering. Another appealing feature of mechanical engineering is that the application base of this field of study is extremely broad and diverse. Almost all inventions during the ancient period and a vast majority in the modern era are direct contributions of one or the other application of mechanics. Traditionally, mechanical engineers have to deal with concepts such as mechanics, thermodynamics, robotics, kinematics, structural analysis, fluid mechanics and many others. These concepts are applied in the process of designing state-of-the-art manufacturing units, different types of motor vehicles, aircraft and aerospace parts and a vast assortment of industrial machinery. Mechanical engineers also contribute in the development of various engines, power plant equipment, heating and cooling systems and other simple and complex machinery. Mechanical engineers not only design new mechanical systems but they are also responsible for testing, maintaining and manufacturing them. The aforementioned are the conventional roles and responsibilities of mechanical engineers. However, times have changed. Nowadays the scope of mechanical engineering is expanding beyond its traditional boundaries. Mechanical engineers are focussing their attention towards new areas of research such as nanotechnology, development of composite materials, biomedical applications, environmental conservation, etc. The ever increasing scope of this particular job profile now requires professionals to get into financial and marketing aspects of product development and even into people and resource management. All in all mechanical engineering offers a wide bouquet of job options to students who are looking for a stable and stimulating career. To make mechanical engineering your chosen career path, you must have affinity for the way different machines function. This trait can be observed from early childhood when children try to tinker around with different machinery in their immediate vicinity. Such kids often tend to take apart mechanical toys, clocks, bicycles and then they try to assemble them back again.
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These children are so innovative that they may even try to make new things. Here, parents have a special role to play. They must understand that the child possesses an inquisitive mind that is interested in gaining knowledge about machinery and not in breaking or destroying things. Parents must encourage the childs curiosity to know more about different gadgets and machines in and around the house. During schooling, the quest to play around with machinery increases all the more. This curiosity often culminates with the child opting for science with the PCM subject combination. Is it the Right Career for Me? Like other career paths, the entry into this particular branch of engineering also requires you to possess certain basic traits. First and foremost, you must have a penchant for mechanical components and machinery and how these machines work. Then you must be good at physics, chemistry and mathematics. You must also have skills such as an analytical bent of mind, logical reasoning and problem solving. Further, you must have immense patience, physical strength, ability to work for long hours and an inventive spirit that are essential ingredients for becoming a successful mechanical engineer. Job Prospect Since mechanical engineering is the broadest of all engineering fields, the job prospects on offer for skilled mechanical engineers are aplenty and unending. Mechanical engineers are required to design, test, manufacture, install, operate and maintain a wide array of machines and mechanical systems that are used in countless industries. These professionals can find employment both in the government and private sector undertakings. Major industries that employ mechanical engineers include automobiles, space research, aeronautical, energy and utilities, air conditioning, bio-mechanical industry. Other major employers include giant manufacturing plants, air conditioning and refrigeration industry, turbine manufacturing plants, oil and gas exploration and refining industries and the agricultural sector. In the government sector, mechanical engineers can provide their knowledge to various government run projects in the role of technical experts and consultants. They can also work in private engineering companies that provide technical consultancy to both government and corporate firms. These engineers can also hold high managerial positions in government as well as private sector organisations according to their field of expertise and educational qualifications. Demand and Supply There is great demand for skilled mechanical engineers in different segments of the industry. Their expertise is required in traditional manufacturing industries such as automobiles, aviation, shipping, aerospace, power plants and machinery manufacturing. In recent times, the services of expert mechanical engineers have even been sought in fields such as nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, energy conservation and environmental engineering.
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There is also great requirement for mechanical engineer consultants who have management skills along with technical proficiency. The primary role of such professionals is to manage both technology and people and firms that provide engineering consultancy require them. Various engineering colleges and polytechnics across the country are doing their best to meet the burgeoning demand of skilled mechanical engineering professionals. Market Watch The job market for mechanical engineers is perennial. Even the vagaries of the global economic crisis could not knock out the demand for these professionals in the Indian job market. Although some branches of mechanical engineering went out of focus during the meltdown period, the overall situation was much better as compared with other careers. On the brighter side, things are getting back to normal and this evergreen career path is again gaining coin amongst career aspirants as it did during the pre-meltdown years. In fact, this is a period of resurgence for mechanical engineers. They not only have countless options in the industrial sector but they can also make foray into new realms of technology and even get into management and technical consultancy. According to a survey, mechanical engineering is amongst the most sought after branches of engineering preferred by students seeking admission to various technical institutes across India in the recent years. International Focus Highly qualified professionals from this field, such as post-graduates from various IITs, often seek suitable employment in foreign countries. It is not that only highly qualified mechanical engineers get opportunity to work abroad. If you are employed in a multinational company, you may also get the chance to work on offshore projects Positives/Negatives +ives There are umpteen job openings and you will not remain unemployed Constant involvement in the development of new components, gadgets and machines Innovative contribution to the new frontiers of science such as nanotechnology, biomedical engineering and environmental sciences Not hit by recession or global economic meltdown -ives Working conditions can be adverse at times Deadlines and work pressure can exact a heavy toll on the body and mind Physically strenuous and not for the weak Different Roles, Different Names Mechanical engineering is considered the mother of all branches of engineering. In this context the roles and responsibilities held by a mechanical engineer are different and depend on their area of specialisation and the industry they are working for. In broad terms, the job profile of mechanical engineers can be classified into the following functional segments:
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Research and Development (R&D): Engineers whose role is to do research and then plan for new machines and their constituent parts. Design: Professionals whose responsibility is to draft technical drawings, manually or with the aid of computers. Production: Engineers who supervise the manufacturing of mechanical components and machines. Analysis and testing: Engineers who analyse and test different types of machines and their parts to ensure that they function flawlessly. Installation: Professionals who install machines and mechanical parts at the client location. Maintenance: Engineers whose primary role is to ensure that machinery is working as per specifications. Top Companies 1. Automobile and auto part manufacturers 2. Aerospace industry 3. Various Government sector undertakings 4. Aviation companies 5. Steel plants 6. Thermal plants and gas turbine manufacturers 7. Air conditioning and refrigeration industry 8. Shipping industry 9. Engineering consultancies 10. Armed forces Tips for Getting Hired 1. 2. 3. 4. It is advisable to earn a post-graduate degree in this field Computer proficiency is a must these days You must have excellent communication and interpersonal skills A management degree further brightens your career prospects
18. POLYMER ENGINEERING

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING ,THODUPUZHA,IDUKKI Polymer engineering is the branch of Engineering. Polymer Engineering uses the theory and knowledge of chemical engineering to solve various problems involving the production and use of polymers. Polymer engineers use the principles of plant design, process design, thermodynamics, and transport phenomena to develop new products. Polymer engineering covers aspects of petrochemical industry, polymerization, structure and characterization of polymers, properties of polymers, compounding and processing of polymers and description of major polymers, structure property relations and applications. Polymer engineers also supervise the production process of plastics and other polymers. Under their supervision, plastic moulders and technicians carry out the shop floor manufacturing processes.
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have some knowledge of working safely with machines be able to concentrate for long periods and pay attention to detail be able to work quickly and steadily on repetitive tasks have numeracy skills in order to measure and mix quantities of raw materials be physically fit and have good vision for checking quality.
Good opportunities: The polymer industry has emerged as a major growth sector. Compared to other engineering disciplines, polymer engineering has limited higher study options at the postgraduate level. Usually, graduates in this branch with a valid GATE score can opt for postgraduate programmes in polymer engineering, polymer science, chemical technology or polymer technology. Polymer engineering uses the theory and knowledge of chemistry to handle production and use of polymers. In India, the demand for polymer engineers is on the rise.
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The plastic and polymer industry has emerged as a major growth sector. Those who obtain higher qualifications in polymer engineering and technology can find jobs with polymer manufacturing industries as production engineers or technologists, quality control inspectors, polymer specialists, marketing executives and so on. In the public sector, polymer engineers/ technologists and scientists may find job opportunities in the petroleum and natural gas sector such as in the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC), petrochemicals, and engineering plants.
19. PRODUCTION ENGINEERING

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA 1.TCR,2.AAE,3.VAS Production engineering is a combination of manufacturing technology with management science. A production engineer typically has a wide knowledge of engineering practices and
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is aware of the management challenges related to production. The goal is to accomplish the production process in the smoothest, most-judicious and most-economic way. Production engineering encompasses the application of castings, joining processes, metal cutting & tool design, metrology, machine tools, machining systems, automation, jigs and fixtures, and die and mould design. Production engineering also overlaps substantially with manufacturing engineering and industrial engineering. In industry, once the design is realized, production engineering concepts regarding workstudy, ergonomics, operation research, manufacturing management, materials management, production planning, etc., play important roles in efficient production processes. These deal with integrated design and efficient planning of the entire manufacturing system, which is becoming increasingly complex with the emergence of sophisticated production methods and control systems. Production engineer The production engineer possesses a wide set of skills, competences and attitudes based on market and scientific knowledge. These abilities are fundamental for the performance of coordinating and integrating professionals of multidisciplinary teams.
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The production engineer should be able to: Dimmensionate and integrate resources. Usually required to consider physical, human and financial resources at high efficiency and low cost, yet considering the possibility of continuous further improvement; Make proper use of math and statistics to model production systems during decision making process; Design, implement and refine products, services, processes and systems taking in consideration constraints and particularities of the related communities; Forecast and analyse demand. Select among scientific and technological appropriate knowledge in order to design, redesign or improve product/service functionality; Incorporate concepts and quality techniques along all the productive system. Deploy organizational standards for control proceedings and auditing; Stay up-to-date with technological developments, enabling them to enterprises and society; Understand the relation between production systems and the environment. This relates to the use of scarce resources, production dejects and sustainability; Manage and optimize flow (information and production flow).
Work opportunities are available in public and private sector manufacturing organizations engaged in implementation, development and management of new production processes, information and control systems, and computer controlled inspection, assembly and handling..
20. PRINTING TECHNOLOGY

CODE OF COLLEGES IN KERALA CALICUT UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY,TENHIPALAM,MALAPPURAM
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Printing technology has become one of the major career options in today's media-driven world.The printing industry,though often allied with the publishing industry,is an autonomous industry as well. Often we do not realise how integral a part the printed word is, of our hectic lives. The print revolution started with the invention of printing by Johan Gutenberg in the fourteenth century. The great breakthrough for printing technology was the development of the high-speed steam printing press in 1830. A hundred years later, the rotary press emerged, thus making mass production possible. Gravure and letterpress were the basic forms that were used in first-generation printing.To date, there have been many refinements and additions to the technology - such as offset printing. In fact, most of the important developments before the arrival of computers were around the printing press. THE quality and speed of printing improved in the latter half of the twentieth century. Printing presses became sophisticated, and the level of automation increased. Technologies emerged for highquality colour separation and fourcolour printing.The rotary press started giving way to the web offset presses in the seventies. In the last 20 years, the electronic sophistry of printing presses has been increasing consistently. The latest presses are computer controlled and custom settings can automatically be made.They can also be operated remotely. "There is a dearth of skilled and trained people in the industry," feels Sandeep Vaidya of Alpha, a processing house in Mumbai."There is a tremendous scope for making a career here. I hire at least two freshers every year from the Institute of Printing Technology. But the turnout is always lesser than the requirement." The printing industry is a growing industry all over India. Mumbai alone has over five hundred printing houses and more than hundred processing houses.In addition to that are print shops belonging to publishing houses like The Times of India, Hindustan Times, Indian Express and the Free Press Journal that have state-of-the-art web offset machinery.There are book and magazine publishers like Popular Prakashan, Mauj Prakashan,Tata Press, et al. "Jobs have never been a problem and with publishing houses going for hi-tech equipment, demand for trained personnel has surely increased," says Prof Desai, Principal of Govt.Institute of Printing Technology, Mumbai. The minimum qualification to get into an institute that trains you in printing technology is SSC.Majority of the institutes (in Mumbai) offer three-year diploma courses in the subject after class ten. "There are many opportunities available for diploma holders in newspaper/ magazine publishing in printing houses, advertising agencies, packaging units, etc," says Prof Desai. "We personally conduct placement activities to ensure that each student has a job at the end of his education tenure with us." Job profiles in printing also vary from technical expert to manager or marketing personnel. Salaries start from Rs 5,000 to Rs 10,000 in the beginning. In the electronic and multimedia environment,printing technology is redefining itself and this has opened up new areas of employment. If you want to get into an institute that imparts training in printing technology, the minimum requirement in class ten is 50 per cent for open category and 45 per cent for reserved category, with English, science and mathematics. Admission is on the basis of marks obtained in the SSC exam for diploma courses all over India.The duration varies from two to eight semesters that include on-job training at print shops or processing houses. "Majority of the courses, unfortunately, are diplomas," says Abhijit Pandit, technical consultant, Technova. Himself a graduate from Stuttgart's Printing School, Pandit feels that a proper degree course after class 12 will prove to be a better option in the long run.
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Advertising agencies are another option open for printing technology students. Posts for production managers and similar designations are being advertised on major websites and papers.All require a qualification in printing. Ashish Arora,an HR consultant,feels that now is a boom time for trained personnel in printing and publishing."All ad agencies have become quality-conscious about the end product, thanks to MNCs and their standard benchmarks.This has increased the demand for people who understand the technicalities of the job. Therefore, having trained experts in the field has become a necessity. The same goes for print shops and processing houses. To be able to achieve the best quality, people who deliver the same have become important," he says.
Printing is a process for production of texts and images, particularly with ink on paper using a printing press. It is a large scale industrial process, and is an essential part of publishing and transaction printing. With the discovery of science and technology, computers, lasers and microprocessor, printing is no longer a craft. It is a multi-disciplinary profession, which deals with text and graphics to make a final print by transferring ink on paper or board or other materials. As a printing technologist, the vacancies for this post are available in newspapers and magazines, railway presses, advertising agencies, machine manufacturers, and in packaging industries. There is always an option to start you own printing press. In this course, one learns the techniques like the preparation of image carrier, the actual printing procedures like letterpress, lithography, gravure, flexography, screen, laser and inkjet and post-press techniques finishing operations like cutting, folding, binding, laminating, and embossing, packaging technology - techniques of printing on packaged products, materials technology knowledge of materials used like paper, ink, plates and chemicals.
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