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Choosinga collegeto spend the formative years of your life is not easy.It is one of the most importantdecisions you will everhaveto maketo fulfill your aspirations. Consider your choice of college carefully. Can you tailor your studies to suit your particular interests and requirements? Is the collegeequippedwith adequatefacilitiesand qualifiedfaculty?Are there opportunities availablefor placement in professionalinstitutions and industries through campusinterviews?Doesthe collegehavefacilitiesto impart value added programmes in the developingareasof engineering other than the curriculum? Are you guaranteed on campus accommodation? Doesthe collegehavea reputation for calibergraduates?

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As a student enteringthis college,you will be making a personalcommitment to your future. I am confident that through the facilitiesfor teaching,learning,study, accommodation,welfare and leisure, SMIT will match your commitmentandaspirations. Welcome to SMIT Wishyou allthe bestandgood luck. (M rs. GOMATHI MDHAKRISHNAN)

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The greatestfact in the story of man on earth is not his materialachievements, but the service that he rendersto the societyquietly and efficientlywithout seekingany limelight or fanfare. MnA'N' Radhakrishnan is one suchpersonwhoseserviceto the societyis quite unassuming. Mr.A.N-Radhalftishnan, who is lovingry called a "HUMBLEMAN", by all, is a multifaceted personaliw,an educationist,a philanthropist,a generouscontributor and an enthusiastic participantin all Institutionalactivities.

A firm believerin helpingto educatethe poor and the deprived,MrA.N.RadhaKrishnan has been establishing a widespread network of educational institutions,which provide nutnerousopportunitiesfor the needy.He also believedthat qualityeducation, discipline,mutualhelp and understanding could be developed in an educational institution. Theaccolades showered on him bypeoplefromallwalksof life showrhat"Heis a nobleperson, anda visionary with a mission".

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Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technology is Thust. sponsored by the Sri Muthukumaran Educational The members of the foundation are eminent personalities from various walks of life such as education, research,and administration.The Trust,is Educational chairperson of Sri Muthukumaran Mrs. GOMATHI RADHAKRISHANand alsothe chair personofthe Governing bodyofthe college. The Sri Muthukumaran Education Trust has dedicated itself to the causeof knowledgeand empowerment, with special focus on technical education for the educationally,socially and economically backward communities. In the light of this, Sri Muthukumaran in 1996 by an Instituteof Technology was established order of the Governmentof Tamil Nadu as a Telugu Minority college, approvedby the All IndiaCouncilFor Educationand affiliatedto the premier and Technical 20OZ SMIT Since world renowneduniversity of Madras. Chennai. hasbeenaffiliated toAnna University, 6. Sri Muthukumaran College of Education NearMangadu, Chennai-69. Chikkaryapuram, 5. A r u l m i g u M e e n a k s h i A m m a n H i g h e r SecondarySchool AlappakkamRoad, - 600 116 Maduravoyal, Chennai 4. Thiru Seven Hills Polytechnic College, AlapakkamMain Road, Maduravoyal, Chennai600095. 1 . Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technology, 69. Chikkaryapuram, NearMangadu, Chennai-

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"QUALIry IN EDUCATION" is our governingmotto and no effort is spared to achieve this goal at our Institution. We encourageour students to have a an all round their classrooms to achieve visionbe.vond personal We also provideour students development. which with a stimulatingand a fulfillingexperience, baseand their knowledge would helpthem to enhance i n t h e i rf i e l d s t h e i rt a l e n ta n ds k i l l s ofstudy. develop 9 . Sri Muthukumaran College of Physiotherapy NearMangadu, Chennai-69. Chikkaryapuram, 8. S r i M u t h u k u m a r a n C o l l e g e o f N u r s i n g NearMangadu, Chennai-69. Chikl<aryapuram, I n s t i t u t e , C h i k k a r y a p u r a m ,N e a r M a n g a d u , - 69. Chennai

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The SMITcampusis spreadon a serenesylvansetting on the easternside of the famousMangadu Kamatchi Amman Temple. The atmosphere is conducive to pursuit in an areaof 43.6acres and research academic at east of Chikkarayapuram,Kundrathur Road' chennai600 069, and on the outskirtswest Mangadu, of Chennai city, on the Kumananchavadi-Kundrathur Tambaram road. It is about lSKilometers from TambaramRailwaystation and about 23 Kilometers by frequent from Parryscorner.It is easilyaccessible buses. andalsoby a largefleet of our college city buses Ample open spaces with shady trees add to the and enticethe students beautyof the campus aesthetic to learning. The vast college campus has a wellplanned network of blocks with all facilities,a well well-stocked library and reading halls, classrooms, andplaygrounds. laboratories equipped

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we strive for " Quality in Education" as we march forward in the Twenty first century to usher " A HIGHTECH ERA' in our country. We pledge to mobilize our resources to achieve this goal by preparingour studentsto be highly competent and confident. we mould our studentsto be dignified, responsible, to meet any challenge andtalentedcitizens disciplined that may ariseand also to sustainthe progressof the and prosperity'We Nation, leading towards success strive for excellence in Engineering through a dedicated participatory work culture and are colleges to be one of the best Engineering determined in the country.

the followifrgGoals: The SMITairnsat achieving

well qualified teachingfaculty that are comparable with the bestin the country. To raiseitself as a centerof excellencein the nation and industrial through integratedacademicresearch services. consultancy and DevelopmentCenterfor To developa Research advanced studies in the specialized areas of gY. andTechnolo Engineering rvhich will enhance To pror.ideorher opporrunities the personalitl der elopment.individual discipline,

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DegreeCourses 8.E.,/B.Tech., Nadu Govt. fixed byTamil Asperthenorms DegreeCourses ME / MCA andthe by the AnnaUniversity degree asregulated in to ME/ MCACoursesis a bachelor Theeligibilityfor admission asperthe normsfixedby test, interviewandgroupdiscussion, in an entrance is based on the performance selection fromtimeto time. Anna Universitv

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Studentsare not permitted to enter the Campusafter the collegebefore and arenot allowedto leave 8.30a.m 4.00 p.m. Visitors are strictly not allowed during the class hours.

For all theory and practical courses the continuous assessmentshall be for a maximum of 20marks (consisting of lSmarks for tests/experiments and Smarks for attendance) and for project work the shall be for a maximumof 40 continuousassessment marks (consistingof 35 marks for project assessment and 5 marks for attendance).The above continuous assessmentshall be awarded as per the procedure givenbelow: Tests /experiment / project assessment

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A candidatewho has fulfilled the following conditions for shall be deemedto havesatisfiedthe requirements completionof a semester.

marks for project work) shall be awarded as given below Theory courses:

classes and secure 100% attendance. However in order to allow for certain unavoidableteasons in sports / Personal, such as MedicaVParticipation of the the student is expectedto attend at least75% classes. overall attendance in that semestertaking in to in the total numberof periods(540periods) account all coursesput together attended by the candidate the total numberof periodsin all courses asagainst offeredduring that semester. who could secureattendance a candidate However, between 65%and 74%only in the current semester /accident/ due to medicalreasons(hospitalization specific illness) or due to participation in the College/ University/ StateAlational/International level Sportseventswith prior permissionfrom the principal shall be given exemption from the prescribed attendance requirement and he/she shall be permitted to appear for the current examinations. semester Candidateswho do not complete the semester will not be permined to write the university examination at the end of the semesterand not They are required permitted to go to next smester. to repat the incomplete smester in the next academicyear.

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conductedduring the semesterby the'concerned The total marks obtained in DepartmenVCollege. all tests put together out of 300, shall be proportionatelyreducedfor lSmarks and rounded to nearest integer (This also implies equal weightageto allthe three tests). PracticalCourses: evaluated based on conduct of exercise / Thereshallbe and recordsmaintained. experiment at least one mid-semestertest. The criteria for arriving at the internal assessment marks (1Smarks) shall be decided based on the recommendationof the classcommittee and shall be announcedat the beginning of every semester bythe principal. Project Work: The principal shall constitute a review committee for eachbranchof study.There shallbe three assessments (eachl0Omarks) during the semester by the review on the committee.The studentshallmakepresentation progresp made by him / her beforethe committee.The shallbe total marksobtainedin the three assessments proportionatelyreducedfor 35 marks and rounded to (Thisalsoimpliesequalweightage the nearestinteger. to allthe threeassessments).

ATTENDANCE: shallbe awarded 5 marksfor attendance The remaining asgivenbelow: andprojectwork' courses Practical Theory, of attendance-1mark 80% 76%to of attendance-Zmarks to 85% 8.leo of attendance-3marks to 90oa 860i, of attendance-4marks to 95% 91qo attendance-Smarks to 100%of 96% Everyteacherisrequiredtomaintainan'ATTENDANCE ANDASSESSMENTREcoRD'whichconsistsof or attendancemarked in each lecture or practical project work class,the test marks and the record of for eachcourse' separately work (topic covered), class This should be submitted to the Head of the a department periodically (at least three times in and the coverage for checkingthe syllabus semester) The headof the recordsof test marksand attendance. due departmentwill put his signatureand date after the record verification.At the end of the semester, shouldbe verified by the principalwho will keep this The document in safe custody (for five years)' the by Universityor any inspectionteam appointed and Universitymay inspectthe recordsof attendance semesters' of both currentandprevious assessment

in all the coursesof the UniversityExaminations semesters' first andsecond the candidateshould have passedthe semester) ofthe first in allthe collrses universityexamination four semesters.

of total not lessthan 50% who secures A candidate with a minimum for the courses marksprescribed of the marks prescribed for the endof 45%o semester University Examination in both theory and practical courses (including project work)' the Examination' shall be declaredto havepassed fails to securea passin a particular lf a candidate course,it is mandatorythat he/sheshall register and reappearfor the examinationin that course is during the next semesterwhen examination conductedin tl-ratcourse;he/sheshouldcontinue toregisterandreappearfortheexaminationtillhe/ she secures a pass. However, the internal in the marksobtainedby the candidate assessment valid first attempt shallbe retainedand considered attemPts' for all subsequent

shallnormallybe permittedto appear A candidate for the University examination of the current semester if he/she has satisfied the semester givenin aboveparagraph completionrequirements of in all courses for examination andhasregistered for that semester. Registration is mandatory as well as arrears examinations current semester will not failingwhich the candidate eraminations to moveto the highersemester' be permirted ln addi:ron. the candidatesshall satisfy the l: ftrlit-ir rt : c o n d i t i o n s ( A p p l i c a b l e f o r t h e candidates admitted from the academic onrrards) vear20OG20O7 To be pe::1.::;; l'--'pilceeC to the 3'o year(V d he : a \ e p a s s et s e m e s t e r r t ic ra e : : . : 3 : es h ' - ' - ' ;

Performancein each course of study shall be evaluated based on (i) continuous internal through the semester and (ii) an assessment semester' atthe end oftl-re Examination University than (other Eachcourse,both theory and practical for a maximumof projectwork) shallbe evaluated l00marks.Theprojectworkslrallbeevaluatedfor a maximumof 200 marks. For all theory and practical coursesother than project work, the continuousinternal assessment will carry 20 marks while the University will carry80 marks' Examination For project work, the continuous internal the universal will carry4omarksrn,hile assessment will carry160marks' Examination

Everyclassshallhave a classcommitteeconsistingof teachers of the concerned class, student who is not teaching and a chairperson representatives 'Qualitycircle' (morecommonly It is like the the class. with the overallgoal of improving used in industries) The functionsof the process. the teaching-learning include. committee class of 3 hours duration shall ordinary be conducted between October and Decemberduring the odd and betweenMarchand May during the semesters evensemesters. comprise of evaluation of the final report 4 submittedby the project group (of not exceeding a by students)by an external examiner followed for viva-voiceexaminationconducted separately the of each student by a committee consisting externalexaminerthe guide of the project group andan internalexaminer. (same mark awardedto everystudent ofthe project shallcarry examination group)while the viva-voce 100marks(awardedtoeachstudentoftheproject in the group basedon the individualperformance examination). viva-voce theory and practical courses including project work the shallbe appointed internaland externalexaminers bythe UniversitY.

andin the laboratorles' classroom therein' of rules andthe details academic schedule including the dates of and the syllabuscoveragefor each assessments assessment. the detailsof Informingthe studentrepresentatives Regulationsregarding weightage used for each In the case of practical courses assessment. (laboratory/ drawing/ project world seminaretc') /exercise/ the backupof marksfor eachexperiment in the module of work, shouldbe clearlydiscussed class committee meeting and informed to the students. Analyzing the performance of the students of the class after each test and finding the ways and if anY' meansof solvingProblems, Identifying the weak students, if dfrY, and to provide s o m e concerned the teachers requesting additionalhelp or guidanceof coachingto suchweak students.

of study To help the studentsin planningtheir courses programme' and for generaladviceon the academic will attach of the students the Headof the Department a certain number of stuclentsto a teacher of the Advisorfor Department\\'ho shallfunction as Faculty Such throughouttheir periodof study. those students and monitor the students Adyisershalladyise Faculty the coursesundergonebr the students,check the to of the studentsattached and p[ggt-ess aftendance h'e e c e s s a rty lf l in .. arn dc o u n s e:ln e mc e r - i , r d r c a I him,ltre the inform trr $ith ctscuss faculty advisormar ais,,. Ihe srucent-i t-rf aboutthe prtrgress parents

branch is normally constitutedby the head of the department.However, if the students of different branchesare mixed in a class(like the first semester the class which is generallycommonto all branches), committeeis to be constitutedbythe principal' or earlier' first working day of any semester and2girls)shallbeincludedintheclasscommlfiee'
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The chairperson of the classcommitteemay invite the faculty adviser(s)and the Head of the committee. department to the meetingof the class The principal may participate in any class committeeof the i nstitution. the minutes is requiredto prepare The chairperson of every meeting, submit the same to principal within two days of the meeting and arrangeto circulate among the concerned students and teachers.lf there are some points in the minutes the sameshall requiringactionby the management, by the be broughtto the noticeof the management headofthe institution. The first meeting of the classcommittee shall be held within one week from the date of in order to inform commencement of the semester, the students about the nature and weightage of assessments within the framework of the Regulations. Two of three subsequentmeetings may be held in a semesterat suitable intervals. During these meetings the student members representingthe entire class, shall meaningfully interactand express the opinionsand suggestions of the other studentsof the classto improve the process. effectiveness ofthe teaching learning Eachstudentwill be issuedwith an identity card with They shouldwear his/hername,photo and signature. campus. the identitywhenthey arein the college shallenroll,in anyone of the all students On admission, personalityand characterdevelopmentprogrammes (NCC/t'',lSS/NSO/[RC) and undergo training for about 8Ohoursand attend a camp of about ten days. The training shall include classeson hygiene, health awareness andfi rst-aid.

Everystudentof this collegeshallfollow the following dress code: acceptable. Shortswill be allowed Shirtsor shorts for classes. only in the sportsarena. with their plain colour shirtsneatlytucked in. They should wear shoes (either black or brown only).

Each common theory offered to mote than one disciplineor group, shall have a "CourseCommittee" comprising all the teachers teaching the common course with one of them nominated as course coordinator The nomination of the course coordinator. shallbe madeby the Headof the DepartmenVprincipal the teaching depending uponwhetherall the teachers common coursebelongto a singledepartmentor to severaldepartments. The 'course committee' shall meet as often as possible and ensure uniform evaluation of the testsand arriveat a commonscheme the :irr the tests,Where it is feasible, of evaluation course comrnlrtee rna) also prepare a common question P a p et ro r | i e t e s i s .

will not be permitted. Slippers with Duppatta. Any other type of tight fitting shirts, pants or shorts clothes,T-shirts,sleeveless during sports shall not be worn by girls(expect will not be permitted. events).Slippers

are the seniorstudents, particularly Henceall students, advisednot to indulge in raggingand eve teasing'All evil' social risetotallyagainstthis should Students shall attend classes regularly and punctually. ,\pplicationfor leaveshallbe submittedto the class where the need for In all cases advisorconcerned. shallbesubmitted application canbe foreseen, Ieave in advance. and . Everystudentis requiredto observedisciplined decorous behavior both inside and outside the which will collegeand not to indulgein any activity, ofthe college' tend to bringdown the prestige - possession and use of all typesof cell phonesby the students are banned inside the college campus andcanteen. hostels including . Use of Internet for purposesother than academic is banned. relatedactivities , Cultural programmesbased on ethics and values aloneareencouraged. ', are not allowed in the college or Pagers Cell-Phones premises. Failureto adhere to this instruction will lead to will be charged. action/ Fineof Rs.500/disciplinary ', is strictlyforbiddenin the college& Hostel Smoking premises. A Student found usingor havinguseddrinks,drugs dismissed will be summarily or anyother intoxicants from the college. For Medical Leave : The Medicalcertificateshouldbe attachedalongwith the leaveletter to be counter signedby the parent / guardian. All the studenrsshould make note of the following rules. leave For One DaY Leave : Leaveletter for one day only shouldbe submittedon working daY. the previous Any leaveletter submitted on or later than the date of should also counter sign the leave, parenVGuardian leaveapplication. For Two daYs and more Leave : Leave letter should be submitted on the previous working day itself and it shouldbe counter signedby the parenVGuardian. of Everystudentmust obey the Rulesand regulations the Institution.

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nf t i o a t e r m o f 2 y e a r sa n d 1 . I m p r i s r - r n r n eu a :d 2 . Afi n e u P io R. sI' r - rr.lr l ^ i-' -r J l c i : - . - . - : s : i l g a n d E V et e a s i n gw i l l l', 3 . S t u d e n tc t ^ r i 1 a r d s h a l ln o t b e :1:: ::. .:s:-:-'::'-'n be dismissed a d m i n e dt o a n \ o l l e : ! : ; c : : t ' l : ; ' ' r s : ' : ; l i o n '

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and counseling r- To ensure of performance monitoringand reviewing by continuous betterqualityof education .- To effectimprovement examination. in the semester in the passpercentage ofthe professionalism to suitto the needs - To imparteducation levels andinculcate andP.G. andtraining at U.G. industry. visitsand guestlectures, industrial - Tosupplement conference, input ofstudentsbywayofseminars, the academic
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A fluid dynamics(CFD). the analysis of computational number of project works are being done using these software considering real life problems from and Atomic industries Defense Automobileindustries, research centers. in CAD specialprograms alsoconducts Thedepartment modeling and analysisusing this software for the benefit of interestedstudentsgoing for beyond the curricular requirements.This greatly improves the The faculty consists of members, experienced in the membersof the industry,Research and Teaching, faculty are doctorates and postgraduates in to disciplines production,Design, Thermaland Energy cater to the needs of the students of mechanical engineering. employment potential of the students. Department for also providesguidancefor the studentsappearing GATE or goingabroadfor higherstudies.

Mechanical engineeringdepartmentof the collegeis twelve years old and has the largest number of laboratories under its control. First is the basic Among for about360 students. which caters workshop, Realizingthe employment potential for Mechanical Design Engineers is morein the areaof computerAided a very well hasdeveloped and Drawingthe department equipped Computer Aided Design Laboratory.The laboratoryis well equippedwith more than CAD/CAM 40computer systemswith a number of well known SOLID CATIA, series, modelingsoftwarelike IDEAS-NX WORKS,IRONCADand AUTO CAD, Finite element are also available. and ANSYS softrvarelike COSMOS For the studr,of forcesinducedon machinemembers due to motion. kinematicsanalysispackageslike GO D E L a n d C O S M O S A D A N I S .\ 1 S C - \ \ ' O R K I NM a r eu s e d . O S M O S /a M n dA N S Y S M O T I O \a r ea ra i l a b i eC o f c o m p o n e n ta s n df o r f o r s t a t i ca n d d r - n a m ia r nahsis f o r s t u d yo f d i s t r i b u t i o nL . i )\ \i is arailable stress i s u s e df o r F r L .E \ l S , - r l l " t r e m e t a lf o r m i n gb e h a , . : c , the other laboratories the thermal engineering laboratory that is one of the largest,comprisingof 750Sq meters, having engines wing, Heat transfer wind wing with a sophisticated wing, Air experiments and air conditioning Tunnelalong with Refrigeration Machine Machine shop,Special Similarly experiments. lab, and dynamics Instrumentation shop, Metrology, Fluid Mechanicsand Machinery Lab, strength of material lab etc have facilities more than what is prescribed by the university. A p a r t f r o m t h e u n i v e r s i t y E x a m i n a t i o n s ,t h e two unit tests and one conducts departmentregularly andthe students' in everysemester Modelexamination performanceis continuouslyevaluated.These tests of the subjectand help improve their understanding examinations. them to performbetter in the university

1.:::ersoftheFacultyareencouragedtoimprovetheirqualificationsandskills'Departmentalsosendsmember by variousuniversities' conducted ano wiriter ..hool, in their field of specialization ::-,r to aftendsummer l:f:[mentconductsregularseminars,atwhichpracticingengineersdeliverlecturesoncurrentengineerin

t::rniquesforthebenefitofstudents'Quizprogrammesareconductedtoimprovestudents'understandingofthe uJject.StudentsaregivenopportunitytodownloadsinformationonengineeringtrendsinMechanicalEngineeringby urf.ingthelnternetandpresenttheirformationatseminarsintheirclasses.Thishelpsthemtounderstandthelat echnologyandalsoimprovestheircommunicationskills.studentsaretakenonindustrialvisitsaroundChennaitosee 1!1\\'thevariousengineeringtechniquesthattheyhavestudiedhavebeenputtouse'Thedepartmentgivesan lpponunitytotheStudentstoevaluatethestaffmembersontheirperformanceonceineverySemesterandsuitab ofthestaff' performance 'emedialmeasures to improvethe aretaken

to improve the total personalityof the Mechanical Departmentendeavors Engineering On the whole Mechanical doingpart to the society' andalsobe good citizens to the ir-rdustry so that theywill be assets graduates Engineering

The departmentof EEEestablished in the year 1996 and it is equipped with excellent infrastructural facilitiesin consultation with variousindustries and institr-rtions so asto keepthe studentsin tune with the needs of industry. A comprehensive coaching program by a dedicatedfaculry combiningthe advantages of sound theoretical knowledge with practical 'application of the same, and aidedby exposure to the latesttechnologies mouldsthe students in to excellent engineers. It also fosters creativityand independent thinking among the students.The departmenthas offered an undergraduate 8.E., degree course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. The core sr-rbjects are the conventionalAC and DC machines, Power Electronics, circr,rit and fielcl Theories, control systems, LinearIntegrated circuits, Power systemAnalysis,power system control, High voltage Engineering, Digital Logic circuits, OOpS, communication Engineering, Digitalsignal processing (DSP), Microprocessor and Microcontrollers, power Engineering, Analog and Digital Measurements, The Electivesubjectsinclude Embeddedsystem Design, VLSI Design, Mobile Communication, Networking, Adopting control operationResearch, Neuralnetwork and Fuzzy logic control. It is clearly seen that the coursecontentnot only covers the power engineering but also includes about 70% of electronics communication and computer engineering. The studentsare therefore ideally sr-rited both for power Engi'eeri'g jobs and softwareengineering jobs a'd services by j'st studyingone or two other subjectsin computer andinformation Technology. The lectures are supplementedwith number of multimediateachingtechnologies. computer aided self-learning and evaluationsoftware packagewith objecri'en'pe question is available for students' use. The srudrr-: 'f rhe department haveparticipated i' semrnan-s S\, iT'rrr'rSrurlS conductedby the various educati,rna ; l s l . : : : ; , ' n s i n t h e S t a t ea n c lp r e s e n t e d papers Lrn rcip:cs r e . i r c Jr , - : ' : e c u r r e n t r e n da n c a l lso have bagged:irj<s

In addition to the curriculum provided by the university,the department organizesa number of industrialvisits and tours to the variouselectrical and electronic industries to expose the students to the real Iife situations and to enhance their practical knowledge.

The student performanceis continuouslyevaluated through monthly tests, assignmentsand model examination and by a semester end university examinations. The students areencouraged to become membersof professional societieslike Institution of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE),USA, Institution of Engineers, Indiaandthe like. EEEis one of the greatestdemandingfields of stucly today. Most of the E'gineering innovations have originated from this branchof engineering. This field of engineering is continuously evolving with this the rapid growth of technology. There is ever increasing demand for EEEEngineers in all spheresof nation buildingactivities whetherit is a coreinclustrial sector or software industries.This prestigior,rs branch of engineering has high potentialin the emergingfield lil<e VLSI andembedded system designs. The department has the following important laboratories: 1. AC&DCMachines Laboratory 2. Control andInstrumentation Laboratory 3. Powersystem simr_rlation Laboratory 4. Microprocessor & Microcontroller Laboratory 5. Integrated circuitslaboratorv

in the lectures, the students In additionto classroom department are encouragedto participate in cowhich arevital in the development curricular activities, of young minds and they blossomin to full fledged and guestlectures, symposiums engineers. Seminars, periodically for the industrial visits are arranged benefit ofthe students. Faculn' members of this department are highly qualified. and motivated "r'ell to update The faculty membersare encouraged Programs Education by attending their knowledge Laboratory 6. AppliedElectronics Laboratory 7. OOPs andAlgorithmsLaboratory. 8. Datastructures with the and equipped Theselaboratories are spacious computingfacilitiesare state of-the-artequipments, for softwaredevelopmentand validationto available enablethe studentsto carry out project work in the laboratories. ( C E Pa ) ,n da l s o higher studies. to pursue The faculty members publish their research and findingsin International Journals(like IEEE) have secured Tiavel fellowships from various DST and AICTE etc. to agencieslike COSTED, present Conferences. at International their papers membersare also involvedin preparing Faculty for laboratorymanuals and publishingTextbooks the benefitofthe students.

The Electrical & ElectronicsEngineering students in at the variouslabs available conductexperiments Lab, Electronics Machines like Electrical the colleges na b .\ l i c r o p r o c e s s o r L a b ,C o n t r o l& I n s t r u m e n t a t i oL la s ba n d dlectronic L i n e a& r D i g i t aI l CL a b . , \ p p l i e E Lab, Lab. T h ed e p a n m e ne t ncout-ages e n g i n e e r i np gr a c t i c e students to carrv out proiet-tsin indusrriesand berrveenindustrl and promotes collaboraticrn institution.

Thisdepartment offersthe followingcourses 1.8.8.Electronics And Communication Engineering. 2.M.E.Appl ied Electronics. And P.G. programme offered by this departmentis on a semester pattern,the first semester being common to all branches of engineering. The departmentoffers instruction in subjectsrelating to Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering and promotes R&Dactivities in related areas, collaborating with industries, wherever possible. Thestudents areexposed to the practical andindr,rstrial aspectsof the subjectsthrough laboratorywork and periodicindustrial visits.The students are encouraged to participateand present papers in national level technical seminars. Computer aidedsoftware pac!<ages with multiple-choice q u e s t i o n sa r e u s e d b y t h e s t u d e n tf so r s e l f - s t u da r n de v a l u a t i o n . The students a r e e n r o l l e di n p r o f e s s i o n a blo d i e sl i k e ! n s t i t u t i o no f E l e c t r i c a l and Elecrronics Ensineers Both U.G.

(IEEE), USA,and encouraged to becomemembersof the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers andthe Institution (lndia). of Engineers The following are the significantlaboratoriesof this department:

Circuit Laboratory

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Electronic System DesignLab. NenvorksLab SolidStateCicutsLab

The computerlaboratoryconsists of a LANsystem with 50 computers. This is in addition to the facilities available in the Departmentof ComputerScience and Applications. The department hasthe followingsoftwares to caterto the needs projectsandR&Dactivities. of students SCILAB, MathCAD,Edwin XB PCB Design. The faculty members are encouraged to pursue research in the followingareas '. ImageProcessing '/ Digital signalprocessing 'r Microwave & RadarTechniques '/ NeuralNetworks '. Satellite andfibre optic communication '. VLS!f rr papers Several . already beenpublished by the ECE

antenna studies at differentfrequencies. recognition.

Modern teaching aids are used for enhancingthe qualityof teachingComputeraidedsoftwarepackages with multiplechoicequestions are usedby the student for self-studyandevaluation. The students areexposed to the practicaland industrialaspects of the subjects throughlaboratoryworks andperiodic industrial visits, the students are encouraged to participate and present papersin National technical and statelevelseminars.

department. In particular, there is considerable scope for R&Dactivities in the followingareas: Fibre-optic communication,Microwave communication, Biomedical Telemetry. z F Digitalsignalprocessing: lmageprocessing, Image compression, processir-rg. Speech Antennasand propagation:Ionospherestudies. \licrowave andmill metricwave propagation, ' ; 4a
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All undergraduate studentsare encouraged to work on individualprojectsasweil as group projects, whire the M.E.students areto carryout individual projectsasper the university regulations. T h e d e p a r t m e n t o r g a n i z e s s p e c i a r i z e dt r a i n i n g programmes in the advanced areasof computer in collaboration with industries. The departmentalso Thisdepartment offersthe followingcourses: 1.B.E.Computerscience and Engineering. 2. M.E.Computer Science and Engineering. The u'dergraduate 4-year B.E. degreeprogramme is organizes weekly seminars and lectures on advanced topics by leading professionars from educational institutionand the industryas regularfeatures Annual National Seminars,Lecture programmers and industrial visitsenrich the student learning. on The studentsof this departmentare highry pracedin the industrial segmentsand in trade / commercial /corporateorganizations whire many of them pursue h i g h e r e d u c a t i o n i n I n d i a a n d o v e r s e a s .T h e departmentorganizes a technicar symposium cailedto enrichthe students learning. The IEEE studentbranch and computersocietyof Indiastudentchapterprovide opportunitiesand help promote organizational and leadership qualities in studentsapartfrom exposure to the latesttechnological advancements. The faculty members are pursing research in the followingareas:

a semesterpattern from second semesterto eighth semester,the first semester being common to all branches of Engineering. The studentsare trainedin the areas of computer hardware and sofltware engineering.The 2-year postgraduateM.E. degree programmeis also under the semester pattern.The department has excellent infrastructurefacilities to providequality educationancltrai'ing i' the areasof computer science Engineering andapplications. The following are the significant laboratories of this department:

Languages Distributed Databases-Datamining Mobile computing.

The department organizesa TechnicalSymposium learning' student to enrich SCINTILATE called continuously is assessed The studentsperformance t h r o u g h u n i t t e s t s , a s s i g n m e n t sa n d m o d e l e x a m i n a t i o n a n d b y a s e m e s t e r - e n du n i v e r s i t y examination. in our studentsgain knowledgethrough participating at various conducted and seminars variousconferences

This department offers a 4-year B-Tech degree on a semester programmein InformationTechnology, The to eighth semester. patternfrom secondsemester of computerhardware aretrainedin the areas students andcommunication' andsoftwareengineering facilities The departmenthas excellentinfrastructure t o p r o v i d e q r . r a l i t ye d u c a t i o n a n d t r a i n i n g i n on TechnologY. Informati The following are the significantlaboratoriesof this department: colleges and industries. The associationof the and professors departmentinvites eminent scientists to deliverlecturesto the studentson recenttrends in InformationTechnologY. to work on are encouraged students All undergraduate individualprojectsaswell as group projectsas per the regulations. university to studentsand The computingfacilitiesare available staff till late night on all days. The department training programmesin the organisesspecialised with IT areasof computingin collaboration advanced industries. The students have the opportunity to work using as the Internetlab is loaded and graphics multimedia

with the latestmultimedia software. TheBlueToothTechnology, the latestin the field oftT is in useat the campus and it is connected to the computers. Internetservices are provided to all students through512 kbps leased line connectivity fromVSNL for un-interrupted browsing.

collaboration with IT enterprises. The departmentarso organises weekly seminarsand lectureson advanced topics by leading professionalsfrom educational institutions and the industry as regular features. Annual Nationalseminars,lecture programmesand Industrial visitsenrich the studentslearning.

The studentsof this department are highly placedin the industrial segmentsand in trade / commercial/ This departmentoffersa 3-yearpG degreeprogramme in ComputerApplications (MCA) on a semester pattern. candidates must possess a degreein Mathematics / S t a t i s t i c s / a c o m p u t e r - o r i e n t e ds u b j e c t s " T h e department has excellent infrastructurefaciritiesto providequalityeducation and trainingin the areasof computer science, Engineering and Applicationand Information Technology.The following are the laboratories: corporate organisations while many of them pursue h i g h e r e d u c a t i o n i n I n d i a a n d o v b r s e a s .T h e department organisesa technical symposiumcalled "INFOXTREM" to enrichthe students learning. The IEEE studentbranchand computersocietyof India-student chapter provide opportunities and help promote organizational and leadershipqualitiesin students apart from exposure to the latest technological advancements.

The student performanceis continuouslyassessed through monthly tests, assignmentsand model e x a m i n a t i o n a n d b y a s e m e s t e r - e n du n i v e r s i t y examination. This department includes the sub-denartments of Mathematics, physics, chemistry and Eirgirsh catering to the needs of the Engineering and Management degreeprogrammes. The first semester of the 4-year The \1.C..\.Studentsare encouraged to carry oLlt indiriciual pro.iects asperthe university regurations. B.E.and B.Tech Degree programmes is commonto all students from the'arious branches of engineering and technology. Mathematics, physicsand chemistryare taught to providethe students with a basicknowrecrge T h e d e p a r r r t e n r, _ , r s d n i s e ss pecialised training p r o g r a m m e si n a d ,a , lcec areas trf comDuterin in theory and help acquire skillsin laboratory practice usefultotheir studies in the subsequentyears. The department of English offers English as a

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subjectof studyto the first year B.E/B.Tech prescribed students. Besides this, it offers a course in "CommunicationSkills" with a view to develop the in of spokenand written communication competence to the VII studentsfrom the III semester engineering semester. with an ultra modernlab,called The SMITis equipped Lab.It is fitted in an air conditioned, Language English acoustic room, with twenty booths, wherein twenty All the playersin recordplayersare provided. cassette the lab aremonitoredby a teacherin the controlunit. It to record,playand listento the voices hasthe facilities practical English of both the teacherand the students. are conductedfor studentsaspiringto take up classes BEC GRE, likeTOEFL, exams competent The objectofthe lab is to makethe students which is basedon skillsin English, in communication studentsare given a good listening skills. Indirectty, In short,the English skills. ip Iistening practicaltraining lab enablesa student to improve his /her Language and boost refinethe pronunciation abilities, speaking fluently. to communicate the confidence and goodwillof the Motivatedby the encouragement the faculr' membersare involvedin the management. their a t t h e P h . Dl e y e l .p u b l i s h i n g p u r s u i to f r e s e a r c h inconferences. journals ga p e r s a n dp r e s e n t i np
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international information. The Library provides photocopy facility for the users.The Library is kept openon allworkingdays (8A.M to 8P.M). Besides lending,reference and reprographic facilities of the library have been computerized and all the systems are connected with LAN for both UG &PG Library,where the Online Public Access Catalogue (OPAC) helpsthe readers to search the librarymaterials easily.The library has other modern facilities like, Internetbrowsingsectionwhich has30 systems for net surfing with the support of 1mbps. lease line connectiviryand uninterruptedpower supply.Audio and Video section is supported with Multimedia Projector, LCDProjector, OHPProjectorand CD ROMS

Mission of the library is to support educational programmes of the Instituteby providing physical and intellectual access to information, consistent with the present andthe anticipated educationalfunction of the Institute. In accordance with the objectivesof the institute,the library aimsto developa comprehensive collection of documents useful for the faculty and students community of the Institute and there by servesas a resourcecenter for the studentsand the faculty of the Institute. The collectionof the library includes Books, Journals, Reports, Back Volumes, Projects and OnlineJournals, which is regarded as the richest collection in the fieldof Engineering. Housingin a spacious modern building the college central Library is a repository of books on various disciplines of Engineering, Management, Humanities, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Englishand other interdisciplinary subjects. The centralLibraryhasover 40,000volumeson varioustitles, International, 104 National Periodicals. The Libraryis fully computerised u'ith on-line public AccessCatalogue(OPAC) facility. The Librarv also consistsof non-print media like CDs.audioand video cassettesrelated to TOEFL, \ t a n a g e m e ns t t u d i e sa n d o t h e r t e c h n i c atl i t l e s . T h e Librarr has Inrerner and Reprographic facilities. Funher tn-le n-ib:arrls a member of British Council r,nna Libran.American cenrer. L'niversin,. SERC Library, l \ l A L I B N Ea Tn d X n T T.: e c * _ , , i e : he a sl \ T E R \ E T o n - l i n e r e s o u r c ef a c i l i t i e sI c r g e t a . . e s s r r ] r n a u ( l n a l a n d

faciliry. The hall for AV sectionis structuredin such a way to accommodate 60 usersat a time for visualaids presentatlon. The college is an institutional memberof IIT (Madras), British CouncilLibrary, AIRC,DELNET, MALIBNEIand Anna University to facilitatethe staff and studentsto borrow books, Journals and video cassettes on meticulously researched andanalyzed informationthat is constantly updatedand they are available not only in audio and video cassettes but alsoin CD on all areasof Engineering.

The placement and Ti.ainingcell of the college is equipped to conductcampus interviewsby industries and other organizations. The cell sendsinvitationsto

software industries, large medium and small scale manufacturing industriesand serviceorganizations in public and privatesectors,all over India and arranges campus interviews for job placements. This cell alsoorganizes four-day workshopto train the 2"0,3'o & finalyearstudents group attendinginterviews, discussions, CV preparations, communicationskills etc. The cell further arranges practicaltraining to the students of both under-graduate and post-graduate classes during summer and winter vacations and practical orientedprojects.

COMPANIES THAT HAVEEMPLOYED OUR STUDENTS THROUGH CAMPUS INTERVIEW INCLUDE: A medicalinspectionroom is available with 5 beds in the campus for the students with a resident doctor and a visitingdoctor and staffnurses. When necessary, the members are referredand treatedat Meenal<shi MedicalHospitalat Maduravoil, who areretainers for the college. 2OBuses are run by the college to pick up the studentsand stafffromvariouspoints in the city of Chennai. In additionto this separate Mini bus and vansare providedfor the staff,

Thereis a canteenfor the benefitof students, staff and visitors.The canteenworks from 6.30a.m. To 5.00p,mto providefood at subsidised rate.Apart from.this,a fast food center, which is a part of the canteen. A STD/PCO centeris alsoattached to the canteen. A Bank of Barodabranch is located near to the college.

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and culturalevents.The campushas a playgroundfor outdoor gamesand indoor gamesLike table tennis, Sports and Games is an areamuch sought after by the sfudentcommunity of this college.play grounds.400 metresathletictrack,swimmingpool andequipment for outdoor and indoor games facilities are available for meeting the enthusiasmof such studentsand faculty. Men and women vie with each other to participate in games like cricket, Football, Hockey, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis, Table Tennis, Ball_Badminton, Badminton, chess etc and in various athletic events. Students of this college have the honour of being frequently selectedto representthe Anna university in many teams. They have made remarkable feats as winners and Runners-up ranging from the Inter_ collegiate to university level in games and athletic events and have retained the championship in the universityDivision. carram, and chess. Thereis a gymnasium with a health instructorto encourage the students to gainfitnessand thusIeada healthylife.

The college offers a very comfortabre riving accommodation with separatehostels for boys and girls within the campus under the care of resident wardens. Thereis one hostelfor boysand one for girls with enough spaceto accommodate the out station students.All the membershave to live together and enjoythe commonlife in a hostel.We provicle a happy and healthy life in a hostel. We provide a happy and healthy atmosphereby caring for each one and by fosteringa spirit of frie'dlinessand understanding. The members areexpected to establish a cordial, good relationship with oneanother andto imbibethe spritof t o g e t h e r n e so sn , e n e sa s n dt o m a k et h i ss M I Th o s t e l a n

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Apart from academics, the students are givenenough opportunities to expose their hiddentalentsin sports

; l: a home awayfrom their ofjoyful residence, experience home. Utmost care is taken to serve wholesome food. have been provided Adequatesecurityarrangements for safetyand securityofthe inmates. around150women.It has The women'shostelhouses an independentkitchen, mess, health equipments, common room with Telephonefacilities. The Men up to 400men with a separate hostel accommodates is laidon stress mess, commonroom etc.Considerable a cleanandhealthyenvironment The hostel provideshygienicand quality food to suit messhall A comfortable tastesandpreferences. diverse The hostelroomsare provided hasalsobeenprovided. beds,commonbath,and cupboards, with table,chairs, hot water facilities. The otl-rer common facilities of telephoneandtelevision. includeavailability and graduates and Engineering amongthe Science postgraduates. and To conduct programmesin Entrepreneurship skills. enabling To identityand motivatebuddingentrepreneurs. To facilitate budding entrepreneursin proving opportunities. i nformationon entrepreneurial on industrialinformationto To createa database helpentrepreneurs. To assist entrepreneurs in sourcing finance, identifying market and preparation of business plan. in productdevelopment. entrepreneurs To assist T o g u i d e t h e p r o s p e c t i v e e n t r e p r e n e u r si n venturecreation. based knowledge To help entrepreneurs to acquire necessary managerialskillstoruntheindustryeffectively. To bridge the gap between Industries and Institutions by carrying out the research "' :,,: is based-onFirst come first Admissionto the l-rostel serve policy. Studentswho seek admissionto this to the wardenin a hostel,haveto submitan application prescribed,form with a passport size photograph affixed and dr-rlysigned by the student and parent / guardians. for the industries. activities technologies. in up grated to industries To provide need based consultancyservicesto industries.

among The objectiveof promoting entrepreneurship for self-employment. is to nurture a passiot't the yor-rth This shall open gatesfor creationof new knowledgeventures'new and hi-tecl-r innovative basedindusiries, bread of technopreneursand more avenues of into thusturningjob seekers opportunities employable leadingthe nation job creatorsand in the process, The towards industrial excellenceand self-reliance. aims cellat this college Development Entrepreneurship the above. s achieving tou,ard Thebroad objectives: amongthe srudents.

A web based Student Relationship Management usingthe softwaresuppliedby the IBFIthrough system BITECH has been implemented, All informations related to students attendance,academic etc, schedule academic material, course programmers, can be accessed by students and parents from anywhere.This will help close monitoring of the progress of the students by all concerned and eby students. learning

Cell: and DeveloPment Research To role of the Research & Developmentcell is to activities that enhance research and developmer-rt would enableSMITto attain the statusof a renowned

Intellectual corporation that fostersexcel Ient resea rch, d e v e l o p m e n t ,s p o n s o r e d p r o j e c t s , c o n t i n u i n g e d u c a t i o n , c o n s u l t a n c y ,a n d i n d u s t r y - i n s t i t u t e Interaction,in addition to excellentteaching.The eminentexternal members of the cellhavebeendrawn from the elite of the various industry and of repute institutions. The R&D cell is all set to motivateand encourage the faculty to carry out research work, generateproject proposals, to tap funds from industrial funding agenciesand establishcenters of excellence in the college as well as to interact with industriesin and around Chennai. The cell facilities the faculty to enhance their academic qualification andto helpthem in proper planningand coordination of the research and development activities. The cell further helpsthe departments to analyse their strengths and weaknesses so as to identify the field of research in frontlineor appropriate technologyfor tappingfunds. The cell periodically reviews the research work carried out by the faculty, while emphassing the importance of indr-rstry-institute interaction,and facilitiestaking up project and consultancy work, which in turn, helps students in their training and placement. Most important, the R&D cell bridges the gap between demand and availabilityof trained manpower with adequate technical knowledge by encouragingthe departmentsto organize extensionprogrammesfor differentcategories of students.

IDEASand other Modeling and Analysispackages are regularlyofferedby the CAD/CAM center. Special lectureshavebeendeliveredin the training programmeconductedfor employeesof Chennai. Thisprogramme hasbeenorganized by the The department havesignedMoU with industries to impart technicalknowledgeto the studentsin the field ofVLSIdesignandothervarious otherfield.

Objectives IndustryInstitutepartnership cell will act as liaison centerbetweenindustries andvariousdepartments of our college for activities, whicharemutually beneficial Our Institutehasexcel lent facilities/experti se available in the variousdepartments which can be exploredby the industriesfor carryingout severalactivitiessuch consultancy, training, joint projects etc., for mutual benefitin the followingareas.

'/ '/ The collegeregularlyinteractswith the industry and otherinstitutions. Such an interaction helpsthe faculty and studentsto acquaint themselves with stateof-theart technology availablein the industry, their immediate and fluture technological needsand alsoto share the expertise andfacilities available in the college with the industrv and other organizations. A few of the important projects recenth, undertaken by varior,rs departments arelistedbellou,.

Busines Managemen is cto n s u l t a n c sv ervices Software Development consultancy/Training services.

Thecollege is aninstitutional member in thefollowing professional bodies:

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programmes in the Anna University and the of Madras. universitY (MMA)' Association management Madras in national and international seminars in the given country and abroadand financial support is to faculty members for this purpose' Faculty membershave presentedpapers at International heldat Salem. conferences, / seminars in conferences/ journalsand presented levels' andinternational at national symposia in Chennai' industries in leading for everystudentto becomea member It is mandatory and Education(ISTE) of the lndian societyfor Technical at leastin one ofthe followingprofessionalbodies.

(IEEE) or Most of the faculty membersare membersin one more of these professionalbodies and pursuit of bythe facultymembers' practice professional

In-house orientation programe is conducted every of semesterfor the benefit of young faculty members the CECto improve their quality of teaching'During deliverspeciallectures programme,senior professors on topics like "Effective class room teaching",

(IEEE)
for in NSSand YRCand of literacy and socialservices culturalactivitiesin variousforums' students for particiPation in National and lnternational conferences.

skillsfor college "Teaching "creativity and innovationin classroom Levelteachers" "Question teaching", "lnstructional Methodology" 'Curriculum paper setting and evaluation", andguidance" " students counseling development'and Airport Authority ICF, Industrialvi sitsto AshokLeyland, project' of India (AAI), Chennai port Trust, MRTS Chennai, Ramco Indutries, vela cherry, Hindustan

is encouragedin all areas of IndependentResearch and engineering as well as physical, chemical of mathematicalsciencesand humanities' Members seminars to attend conferences, facultyareencouraged to get andto presentand publishpapers and symposia a feel of and keep themselvesabreastof the latest and Technology Engineering, in science, development Management. Currently 7 members are pursuing part time PhD

precision kalpakkam' IGCAR, Photofilms,lCFperambur TNEBsubstations'LucasTVS InstrumentsBangalore, Cements' Ramco limited,Chennai, Itd.,MRF

The Alumni of Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technologywas started on 16"DEC'2002and the The is known as SMITAlumniAssociation. association total number of Alumni Membersas on today is 1947.

The out students. The annualgeneralbody meetingis held everyyearin Febto haveget togetherwith the passed in Indiaandabroad, on career opportunities lecturers to the students to deliver regular alumni members areinvited Management aspect in industries etc. Objectives almamater. ) Tobringthe alumnitogether to keep themin contactwiththe students, F Tofosterrelationship between the alumniandthe present ofthe college. activities ) Toget participation ofalumniin the developmental ontheavailability offunds. F Toprovide depending financialhelp to deserving students F Todevelop industryinstituteinteraction throughalumnimembers. placement for fellowalumniandfreshgraduates. ) Toimprove opportunities F Anyothermatterasdecided body. bythe general Member Ship Kundrathur lnstituteof Technology, out from the Sri Muthukumaran All the students who havestudiedand passed oftheAssociation. bemembers Road, Near Mangadu, Chennai 600069,shall

Central Railway Stationand 12kmfrom 23kmfrom the Chennai SMITis locatedat Chikkarayapuram, nearMangadu, It is close to the famous "MangaduTemple"on the High way of the ChennaiAirport at Meenambakkam, Tambaram Road. Kumananchavadi Kundrathur Please Contact us get in touch please Formoreinformation, Wehopethat this Prospectus hasgivenyou an insightinto the life at SMIT. with

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KAMAKSHI AMMANTEMPLE
Mrngudu is one of the shakthi peedams in the countr\'. Though it is situated close to the city. within 20I(m, it still retains village-like appearance.People congregate ever\day in thousands to this temple for a darsan of the presiding deity, I{amakshi. Legend has it that Uma, in a plavful mood once closed the eyesof the Lotd Shiva with her palms. This caused Universal darkness for a while. All the Devas, Rishis and humans stumbled and vrere tettified.

Lord Shiva was angered and he ordained Shakthi to be born on eafth and remain there to atone for her act. Shakthi accordingly was born as I(amakshi in Mangadu and was av/aiting the arctvalof the Lord, to marcy her, as promised by him. As this did not happen,Shedecidedto perform a penance. She lit fire on all sides, in five homakundams and stood in the kundam at the center, stood on the leaping tongue of flame, on her left toe and for ages. Lord Shiva then asked went into divine tra;nce her to go to I(anchipuram where, he said, he would marryhef.

Sh. -.rrt to I{anchi where the Lord appeared before her and married her. In her hurry to leave for I(anchi, the legend says,she did not put off the fue that she had lit. The people of Mangadu and its vicinity could not bear the heat. V4ren Adi Shankara came to Mangadu, as patt of his all lndia pilgrimage, the people requested him to help them putting off the heat emanating ftom the homa kundams. He installed the atdhametu Sti Chakta and thus nullifieid the heat.

ur Mission
To achieve the Vision. the Institution marches ahead in its mission to:-

Strive for "Quality in Education" to usher in :A FIIGH TECH ERA' in our country. We mobilize our resourcesto achieve this goal by preparing our students to be highly
competent and confident. Develop into an Autonomous institution with inter-disciplinary facilities. Provide Academic Leadership for an ambient academic and Technological environment for the benefit of the students and community.

Build and utilize institutional infrastructure optimally and sustain a high quality
teaching learning and researchenvironment. Motivate the Faculty-Student interaction for maximal knowledge synthesis for their successfulcareergain and placement. Achieve excellence in engineering and management through dedicated participatory work culture in providing humane professional for the State, Country and Global requirements.

ur Vision
Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technology is committed to the Vision of developing itself into an Autonomous institution with inter-disciplinary facilities of excellence, through symbiotic efforts and innovative practices of management and faculty in providing ambient academic environment for the benefit of the students and the community at large.

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