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IEEE-NIEC

IEEE Student Branch Activity Report for sessions: 2009-2010 2010-2011

Dated: 26 Sep 2011

IEEE Student Branch


Northern India Engineering College, New Delhi - 110053

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Index
Topic 1 2 3 About IEEE About IEEE-NIEC Activity Report 2009-2010 Page 1 2 3

Activity Report 2010-2011

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Plans for session 2011-2012

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Contact information

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About IEEE
The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is the worlds largest technical professional society dedicated to the advancement of technology. With well over 4 lac members who live and work in over 160 countries and more than 125 years of existence, IEEE has the worlds largest knowledge base on engineering and technology. Over 75,000 student members contribute to IEEEs growth. IEEE enables to disseminate a wide variety of technology information by holding more than 350 international conferences annually and has published over 30% of the worlds literature in electrical engineering and computing. IEEE also maintains a leadership role in engineering practice, offering more than 900 active industry standards.

IEEE's Constitution defines the purpose of the organization as "scientific and educational, directed toward the advancement of the theory and practice of Electrical, Electronics, Communications and Computer Engineering, as well as Computer Science, the allied branches of engineering and the related arts and sciences." To foster an interest in the engineering profession, the IEEE also serves student members in colleges and universities around the world.

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About IEEE-NIEC (formerly BOSON)


IEEE-NIEC, the Student Branch of IEEE in the Northern India Engineering College was established on 20th February 2009, by our principal Prof. Dr. Yamini S. under the guidance of Dr. Prerna Gaur, IEEE Delhi Section Student Activities Committee. The contribution of IEEE-USIT (under GINI Project) in setting up our student branch is also worth appreciating. IEEE-NIEC aims at imparting technical knowledge as well as leadership skills to ensure that they dont step outside with an engineering degree but with vibrancy to develop innovative solutions and to meet the challenges of todays professional environment. It provides a non-suffocating environment to the students in their respective field and fills them with encouragement and enthusiasm to excel towards their goal. The journey of IEEE-NIEC since its inauguration in March 2009 has been eventful one, and our student branch has grown from a seedling to a tree owing to the persistent efforts put in by its student members and teachers. The members of IEEE-NIEC have been persistent in their efforts in developing the student oriented society, and have organized various events to accomplish its objectives.

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Activity Report 2009-2010


20th Feb 09: Inauguration of IEEE-NIEC (formerly BOSON) In first membership drive, there were a total of 58 student members and 5 professional members. IEEE-NIEC started with its first membership drive on 20th February 2009 under the guidance of Prof. Dr. Yamini S. Students from 1st , 2nd, and 3rd year from different engineering streams showed their enthusiasm in joining the only technological advancement driven society in NIEC. The membership drive aimed at enrolling maximum number of students so that the newly inaugurated society could be given a successful start and a strong structure to carry out its activities. The membership drive was a huge success as 58 members were enrolled, along with 5 professional members. Out of the 58 members, IEEE-NIECs first Executive Committee was formed which had got the ball rolling by setting up a series of events. Professional Members:
Mrs. Garima Bakshi IEEE member No:- 90581911 Mrs. Jyoti Verma IEEE member No:- 90579912 Mrs. Arena Pebreja IEEE member No:- 90580498 Mrs. Swati Vaid IEEE member No:- 90581917 Mrs. Sadaf Naqvi IEEE Member No:- 90581902 Page | 3

1st Mar 09: IEEE Delhi Section Quarterly Meet at Jaypee University of Information Technology (JUIT), Solan The members of the student branch excom attended the first quarterly meet of 2009 at JUIT, Solan. Vibhor Johar (Chairperson 2009, IEEE-NIEC) along with four other members attended this meeting. It was a great learning experience for the excom members as it provided a platform to interact with other IEEE student branches of the Delhi section. Chief guest was Dr. Rachana Garg (Chairperson of Student Activities Commitee, IEEE Delhi Section) and the meet included lectures by prominent personalities: Lecture by the honorary guest Mr Pradyot Kumar Sahu (CEO of 3innovative technologies) on INNNOVATION IN WEB TECHNOLOGY. Lecture by Mr Amar Bajpai & Mr Javed Ali (IIM-Ahemdabad alumni, founders of WEBISDOM, an online marketing company) on HOW TO START A VENTURE.

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13th Mar 09: Seminar on Micromouse. IEEE-NIEC conducted a seminar on MICROMOUSE on 13th March 2009 at NIEC. Mr. Abhinav Shrivastava from JIIT University, Noida was the speaker. He is the President of JIIT Youth Club, JIIT University, Noida, 200809. He is also the Research Coordinator, Creativity and Innovation Cell in Robotics, JIIT University, Noida, 2008-09. He has bagged many awards in the various categories of robotics competitions such as Robo-Relay, Maze Ablaze, Trash Collecting, Load Runner & more in prestigious colleges like IIT, Kharagpur, DCE, IP University & more. The seminar included the hardware details of a Micromouse. The components used to construct a Micromouse are also elaborated. He also explained the algorithm used in the movement of the mouse in a maze. And apart from this, Mr. Abhinav also clarified the coding part which will be helpful to the students to actually accomplish their task of making a working robotic mouse. He explained everything in the simple terms, so that, the students from various fields can understand the maximum out of the lecture. Students from all branches and years participated enthusiastically. The feedback clearly showed that the seminar was liked by all & definitely in all terms.

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16th Apr 09 Seminar on Ethical Hacking, delivered by Mr. Tathagat Mukherjee


IEEE-NIEC has conducted a seminar on Ethical Hacking on 16 april09 at NIEC. Mr.Tathagat Mukherjee (Presently working as a Trainer at APPIN Technologies) was the guest speaker. He was former lecturer in Manipal University. Mr. Mukherjee told various ways which hackers use to penetrate IT security measures and the preventive measures. Students from all branches and batches participated enthusiastically and the feedback was inspiring.

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29th Aug 09: IEEE Delhi Section Quarterly Meet at Netaji Subhas Intitute of Technology, Delhi
A team of five members attended the IEEE Delhi Section Quarterly Meet at NSIT, Delhi on 29th August 2009. The meet not only helped us to uplift the spirits of the team members but also helped us in making new contacts and getting the learned words from eminent speakers for the meet. Chief guest was Dr.Rachna Garg.

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30th Sep 09: Quarterly GINI meet at Jamia Milia University, Delhi
A team of 3 members visited Jamia Milia Islamia University on 30th September 2009 for the Quarterly GINI meet. The active participation by the team members helped in gaining more knowledge about GINI. Dignitaries from HQ and Delhi section attended the meet. GINI stands for Global Integrated Network of IEEE. R10 GINI was officially launched during the R10 Student Congress held in Madras in January 2008. R10 GINI started with one mentor Kerala section, which implemented LINK, a similar network in Kerala, and 5 pilot sections, Madras, Hyderabad, Delhi, New Zealand and Pakistan. The motto behind GINI is simple to enhance and encourage communication between student branches of a section initially, spreading this to the country and finally IEEE Region 10. This is achieved by bringing student branches to work together, by promoting effective inter communication between student branches, which will lead to increase in the IEEE activities, reactivation of sick student branches, formation of new branches, effective transfer of responsibilities among branch officers and making the IEEE membership more valuable to the student member.

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6 Sep 09: TRIBUTE A teachers day fiesta


TRIBUTE was organized by IEEENIEC on 6th of September in order to thank all the teachers for the knowledge theyve provided and to express our appreciation for it. It was held in the seminar hall, 2nd block and all the preparations were made by the joint effort of the excom members. We started off with the program at 10 A.M with an opening performance by Debashish Pal playing Tabla, accompanied with a song sung by members of the committee. It was followed by an intro session for the newly appointed teachers in which they were asked to give a brief introduction about themselves. After the intro session was the event RUSH & WIN, co-ordinated by Snigdha Tariyal and Ekta Singhal. Teachers with a specific dress-up were called, each of them were given a task to perform which included Arm Wrestling, Open the knot, Rapid-fire, etc. and presented with a gift upon completion. Refreshments were served at 2 P.M and we resumed with our program after half an hour. In the second half, we started off with Antakshri among the teachers divided into 4 groups. It was very well co-ordinated by Aarushi Jain and Debashish Pal. All the teachers participated with a lot of interest and energy.

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At 3.30 P.M, it proceeded with Musical Chairs co-ordinated by Kapil Gupta, Shobhit Aggarwal and Debashish Pal Finishing off with a Jam Session exclusively for teachers, the day was a great success and efforts made by us were highly appreciated by all the teachers.

Organizing Team: Vibhor Johar Debashish Pal Anisha Gupta Shobhit Aggarwal Aarushi Jain Ekta Singhal Geetanjali Gupta Neeraj Jain Dhananjay Garg Kapil Gupta Snigdha Tariyal

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20th Oct 09: Mirage-the virtual reality, Intra-college short movie competition
Movies are a complicated collision of literature, theatre, music and all the visual arts - Anonymous Keeping in mind the importance of movies in todays world especially youth, the IEEE Student Branch at Northern India Engineering College, New Delhi conducted an intra-college short movie making competition MIRAGE: a virtual reality in the first week of October 2009. It was also the first event of its kind hosted by IEEE-NIEC in the college. The competition encouraged the students to direct and submit a short movie of 10 minutes on any topic of their choice. MIRAGE provided the students with a platform to showcase their talent; a stage where they were free to put forth their views and variety of philosophies. The competition motivated them to reflect whatever is happening in the world and what as a human being having variety of emotions and ever quizzing mind, think. Not only it tested their creativity but also it tickled their artistic n directorial genes. MIRAGE aimed to serve as a medium to provide an insight to what the students think and feel strongly about. It served as a ground where a simple story could touch many hearts, a chance to touch the nerve of something that is not bringing forth to avoid public wrath.. Something that is plaguing our minds and societies for years, something that needs to be answered. It reiterated the fact that movies can also act as catalyst if rightly depicted. The entries started from the 1st week of October09 and continued till 20th October 09. Students from all the branches and years participated enthusiastically. Total 6 movies were entered. MIRAGE acted as a breath of fresh air for students. As rightly said a movie is a spiritual and social X-ray of its time and the students justified this fact by showcasing their thoughts. They had myriad of ideas which they tried hard to express through their movies. The movie themes ranged from comedy to satirical and even tragic, but the essence of giving a message especially those concerning youth
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and the society were omnipresent. Even though the duration was limited, still they succeeded to a great extent. The best movies were adjudged and awarded by the then-chairperson of IEEE-NIEC. The first prize was awarded to Rahul Malhotra and Rajat Sharma (EEE 2nd year) for the movie The Wrong Choice! a movie about what is wrong or right. Its about how our little decisions can make the difference of hell and heaven. How rules are same for good and evil, a thought-provoking movie. The second prize went to Sagar and group (2nd year) for the movie The Line a movie which tells us about how special is ones college in everybodys life. How every moment spent in the college becomes significant in our memories the day we leave it. It is about the line that separates the end of college life and beginning of new life when one gets a job. A funny yet heart touching movie. The event was enjoyed and liked by all. We were highly motivated and plan to conduct more of such events in the near future and will definitely prove to be an asset to IEEE.

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22nd Oct 09: EARTHING-Let the Current Of Competition Traverse You


The IEEE Student Branch at Northern India Engineering College, New Delhi has conducted an event EARTHING: Let The Current Of Competition Traverse You on 22nd October 2009. This event included following sub-events: Dig your brain: In this, we had two rounds of quiz session. Speak out for yourself: It comprised of a GD. Snapshots: On the spot photography contest. C & C++: Quiz based on computer languages.

Students from all branches and years participated enthusiastically. The feedback clearly showed that the event was liked by all & definitely in all terms.

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1st Feb 10: Seminar by Intel on Technology Update


The IEEE Student Branch at Northern India Engineering College, New Delhi arranged a seminar on the latest Core(tm) Microprocessors by Intel co. on 2nd February 2010 at NIEC. Mr. Dinesh Kumar from Intel Co., India, was the speaker. He is the Technical Channel Executive, North India, Intel Co. The seminar included the details of the latest Core(tm) Microprocessors i.e. CORE i3, CORE i5 and CORE i7 launched by INTEL. The components used to construct a microprocessor were also elaborated. He also explained the working of a microprocessor and the importance of each component in it. And apart from this, Mr. Dinesh also clarified new changes introduced in Core(tm) Microprocessors which make them more efficient and advanced from the existing microprocessors. He also compared the existing microprocessors and explained every term related to it. He elaborated everything in the simple terms, so that, the students from various fields can understand the maximum out of the lecture. A demo using Core i5 was also given thus giving students a first-hand experience of the new technologies introduced. Students from all branches and years attended the seminar and they appreciated this seminar.

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30th Mar 10: Matlab Workshop


The IEEE Student Branch at Northern India Engineering College, New Delhi conducted a Workshop on MATLAB on 30th March 2010 at NIEC. Mr. Ashish Kumar Jha was the speaker. Hes a 4th year student of Ambedkar Institute of Technology, Delhi. He has given numerous workshops in many reputed colleges like IITs , Bits Pilani, Bits Goa ,several NITs etc. The workshop included all the basics of MATLAB, Signal Processing and some part of Image Processing. The workshop was interactive and students responded actively. He explained everything in simple terms, so that, students from various fields can understand the maximum out of the lecture. Most of the important and difficult concepts were covered with proper practical illustrations. For detailed working of MATLAB tool and practice purpose, participants were provided with MATLAB software and tutorials after the event. It was a quite informative and value adding session from which most of the students gained good knowledge about MATLAB and its practical use in todays fast paced technological advancement.

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31st Mar 10: R10 SAC website Contest OUR WEBSITE SECURED 6TH POSITION
The IEEE Region-10 website contest is a yearly opportunity for student branches in Asia Pacific to interact, compete and learn from one another. Motivation behind this Website Competition: Electronic communication among IEEE members has been one of the IEEE main concerns during the recent times. Student branches are visible to the world and are just one click away. It is very important for the IEEE student branches to communicate with their student members and other branches in an electronic way. Having a Student Branch Website is a good tool to achieve this goal. Our IEEE Student Branch Website ( developed by Hemant Tulsani ECE 08-12 ) was able to fetch 6th position having a tie with Dadi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Hyderabad for 67 points, only 9 points away from the first position bagged by DAIICT, Gujarat ( 76 points). However, considering the fact that it was the first time Our IEEE Branch has participated in Region-10 Website Contest, the performance is Remarkable. No Doubt, We will be participating in the same event for the upcoming years and try to improve our performance.

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Activity Report 2010-2011


4th Sep 10: Foundation of Autonomous Robotics - Seminar on basic robotics.
The IEEE-NIEC Student Branch conducted a seminar on Autonomous Robotics in our college premises (Seminar Hall, 4th Floor, Block 2) on Saturday, 4th September 2010. The seminar was conducted by Mr.Saurabh Aswani, Mr. Manan Gupta and Mr. Akshay Agarwal, Department Of Computer Science And Engineering, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology. They have wide experience of Robotics and have conducted lectures on Autonomous Robotics, Manual Robotics, AI, Digital Image Processing and Computer Visionboth for college and school students. Manan and Akshay have been Technical advisors to CICR (Creativity and Innovation Cell in Robotics) at JIIT, Noida which has won many awards including events at IIT Kharagpur and IIT Delhi. Saurabh has actively been involved with mentoring micro-controller projects for undergraduate students.

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The topics covered in the seminar were : Introduction to Robotics Mechanics Electricity and Electronics Elements of a robot Robot Mechanics Various Steering Mechanisms Gears and pulleys. Grippers and Arms Prime Movers Motors: Simple DC and Stepper Motors Engines Robot Locomotion Wheeled Robots Legged Robot Electronic Systems Sensors Introduction, need, application Human Senses Sensors used in the field of Robotics(Optical/Obstacle/Sound) Motor Driver IC Power supply Motor Connections Remote controller connections Algorithm, coding with a few examples.

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28th Oct 10: C/C++ Quiz


The IEEE student branch of Northern India Engineering College conducted a C/C++ Quiz on 28 October 2010. The quiz consisted of 2 rounds. Round 1 was a written round which tested the knowledge of participants in theoretical as well as application aspects. Round 2 was the coding round in which only 5 teams qualified out of the participating 21 teams. Every team was provided with a problem set for which they were supposed to provide a correct solution. 2 teams were qualified as winners and were awarded with certificates and pen drives. Winning teams were: 1st: Yogender Kumar Arya, Anuj Sirohi 2nd: Anshul, Deepika Students from all branches and years participated with a competitive spirit. The C/C++ Quiz was conducted with the motive of enhancing programming skills of students keeping in mind the campus placement requirements.

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27 Mar 11: IEEE Delhi Section GINI meet at Manav Rachna College of Engineering, Faridabad
A team of 4 excom members from IEEENIEC participated in IEEE Delhi Section GINI Meet at the Manav Rachna College of Engineering, Faridabad on 27th March 2011. The event was well-hosted. The programme began with Saraswati Vandana. Mr Rajit Vikram Singh of their Student Branch (IEEE-MRCE) gave an introduction about their student branch which was followed by a speech from Miss Rupali Bansal and a technical lecture by Prof Shiban Kaul. Dr. Prerna Gaur, IEEE Delhi Section SAC was also present in this meet.

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24th Mar 11: 13th IEEE Delhi Section quarterly meet held at GEU
Graphic Era University hosted the 13th IEEE Delhi Section quarterly meet, in the presence of Chief Guest S Bhattacharya (SM IEEE Delhi section). Also present was AK Shukla (Scientist G, DEAL), Vice-Chancellor GEU, Dean Academics GEU, Dean Project GEU, Dean Research GEU, HOD-EC GEU, senior faculty members and the students. The program began with hoisting of the IEEE flag, Saraswati Vandana and was followed by a warm welcome by the Dean Academics, GEU. IEEE is the worlds largest professional association. Showing the enthusiasm and vigor for IEEE amongst the students, the hall was fully occupied by its members comprising students from the top 15 colleges of Karnataka, Rajasthan, Delhi, Punjab, Haryana and UP.

A presentation was given on Millimeter Waves. Then, presentations on new advancements in the technology were given by AK Shukla (Scientist G, DEAL) and BS Jassal which boosted the knowledge of the students. After the intellectual session, an interactive session with the placement head of GEU was conducted so that the students could be guided regarding careers. Group building activities were conducted comprising technical quiz, general quiz and very well accomplished the endeavour of making the students from different colleges interact with each other.

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5th Apr 2011: A Lecture on Embedded System Design and Project Handling by Mr. Gaurav Verma
The lecture was delivered by Mr.Gaurav (ECE Department, NIEC). The lecture was specially organized for the students of ECE and EEE branches because of the innumerable applications of embedded systems in these engineering fields. The lecture commenced with the words of wisdom by Mrs. Jigyasa Sharma (ex-branch counselor, IEEE NIEC), who emphasized the importance of the applications of embedded systems in this technology driven world. She drew attention towards the fact that engineering students should have the technical knowhow about the field of embedded systems. The lecture then begun when Mr. Gaurav started introducing the students to the world of embedded systems, asserting upon various applications of
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embedded system designs, moving on to complex topics such as project handling issues, controllers and processors. He also explained the methodologies adopted to design embedded systems. He also touched upon the various software development life cycle models. The session concluded with the inspiring words of our honorable director Prof. Dr. S.C. Gupta who emphasized on the need of developing core competency of students and motivated them to develop better understanding of concepts and enhancing aptitude. An important announcement regarding the formation of special interest groups in web designing, embedded systems and robotics was made and an overwhelming response was observed. A small prize distribution ceremony marked the end of the unforgettable session.

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3rd Sep 11: 14th IEEE Delhi Section quarterly meet held at AIT
The 14th quarterly meet was held at Ambedkar Institute of Technology on 3rd september 2011. This was the first time that AIT was organizing such a big event, and the event was a huge success. 6 excom members from NIEC attended the quarterly meet, and it was a great learning experience for them. The highlights of the meet were: Technical/Inspirational Talk By Prof. Sc Dutta Roy, Fellow, Emeritus Professor, IIT, Delhi Motivational Talk By Dr. Ranjana Mittal , National winner of Trainers award. The meet gained momentum after the lunch when students from different colleges started interacting with each other. The students from different colleges were divided into different groups and took part in group building activities. The meet was a fun filled session and an excessively educational and motivational one as well as the guest lecturers, Prof. Sc Dutta Roy and Dr. Ranjana Mittal totally captured the attention of students by talking about those subjects which touch every students life. Prof. S.C. Dutta talked about the current teaching scenario in engineering colleges and how students should have the penchant for practical knowledge. He also drew the attention of students to various options that they would have after completing engineering and how they should opt for the right choice. In the end, he stressed on the fact that students should strive really hard to be accomplished engineers and should value time, as time lost can never be retrieved. Dr. Ranjana Mittals motivational talk enthralled each and Page | 24

every one present as she started with a beautiful poem Watch your thoughts, for they become words. Watch your words, for they become actions. Watch your actions, for they become habits. Watch your habits, for they become character. Watch your character, for it becomes your destiny. She emphasized on the fact that we should never give up and always strive for excellence. She touched upon a few points regarding the 7 course meal for the soul. She told us to schedule our priorities rather than prioritizing our schedule. She concluded the talk by presenting an inspirational video which touched every bodys heart. This was a great learning experience for everybody present.

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29th Aug 11: Infosys Campus Placement 11 Mock Test


IEEE-NIEC, the IEEE student branch of NIEC, New Delhi organized a mock-test on 29 Aug 2011 in the college based on the pattern of Infosys Campus Placement 2011 exam. This event aimed at helping the final year students to assess themselves and prepare further for the final event. The non-final year batches were also invited to help them get a first-hand experience of typical campus recruitment. The test had the following pattern: Round I (12:30PM 29th): Written test (Analyticallogical reasoning + Verbal skills) Round II (12:30PM 30th): HR Interview by college faculty Top five students who were eligible to receive certificates based on the total marks of both the rounds were: 1. SAURABH JOGLEKAR, 2.MONIKA GUPTA, 3.ABHISHEK JAIN, 4.TUSHAR KAUSHIK, 5. SAAD KHWAJA The participants were enthusiastic and there was an encouraging response with around 300 students from all the branches and academic years that turned up for this test. The feedback from students was inspiring and we plan to conduct more such events this year.

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Plans for session 2011-2012


We plan to take IEEE-NIEC to a new level by strengthening our executive committee through recruitment of new members. This will enable us to have more creative minds to bring innovative changes in the student branch and share our work load effectively.

Tentative list of plans till November 2011:

Membership drive for the year 2012 (On-going)

Workshop on ethical hacking (Under-process)

A lecture by our Honble Director Prof. Dr. S.C. Gupta

Lecture by professors: K.S Yadav (HOD ECE), Vivek Dubey (HOD EEE)

Guest lectures and seminars by professionals of renowned institutes.

Non-technical, personality building events.

We conducted a mock test for Infosys Campus Placement 11. We have a report on it on the next page.

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Contact:
Shikhar Dogra: Ayush Sagar: Deepak Kumar Gautam: +91-9958056050 +91-9911808111 +91-9810791663

Email: ieeeniec.services@gmail.com
We have a website where we make available all the latest information about IEEE-NIEC: www.ieeeniec.co.cc

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