ECE Department, SRM University Delhi-NCR, Sonepat, Haryana

13/07/2024

Dear Sir/Madam,

Greetings of the day,

It gives us immense pleasure to invite you to attend one-week Online Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Engineering Applications of Machine Learning" from 15th to 19th July, 2024 organized by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, SRM University, Delhi-NCR, Sonepat (Haryana).

The FDP will focus on "Applications of Machine Learning in the field of Engineering," and the eminent speakers from reputed institutions have been invited to deliver the talk on theme.

The FDP seeks to provide a thorough understanding of the aforementioned topics, applications, and recent advancements. This program is designed to support academics and researchers in improving their knowledge and understanding of machine learning applications.

I invite the faculty members of the esteemed SRMUH to join the FDP.

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/y9XecbewbrB3vVPC9

Session joining link: https://meet.google.com/syo-bwmw-zua

Registration Fee for the faculty members of SRMUH: NIL

Note: Kindly go through the attached for more detail.

Thanks with Regards
Head
Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering
SRM University Delhi-NCR, Sonepat,Haryana

27/05/2024

Brief Report: World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) Celebration hosted by Circuit and Intelligent System Club



World Telecommunication and Information Society Day (WTISD) is an annual event celebrated globally to raise awareness about the role of information and communication technologies (ICT) in shaping societies and economies. The celebration on May 17, 2024, was hosted by the Circuit and Intelligent System Club of the Electronics & Communication Engineering Department, with an array of competitions and activities aimed at engaging participants in discussions and events related to telecommunication and information society.

Event Overview:

The celebration of WTISD 2024 was marked by enthusiasm and participation from students, faculty members, and professionals eager to engage in activities promoting awareness and understanding of telecommunication and information technologies.

Key Activities:

The event commenced with an inaugural ceremony featuring introductory remarks by Dr. Ranjit Roy, the Dean of Engineering and Technology. He formally opened the event, setting the stage for a day filled with competitions and discussions centered on telecommunication and information society.

A total of 48 participants competed in three different competitions: Quiz, Debate, and Poster Making. These competitions provided a platform for students to showcase their knowledge, critical thinking, and creative skills in various aspects of telecommunication and information society. The competitions were judged by a panel of esteemed individuals, including Dr. Manoj Yadav, Dr. Anand Gaurav, Dr. Prashant Kumar, Dr. Ritika, and Mr. Satyendra Kumar Srivastav. Their expertise and impartial evaluation ensured the fairness and quality of the competition.

The smooth coordination of the event was managed by Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, Head of ECE department, along with Dr. Tejbir Singh and Mr. S Sivashankar. Their efforts ensured that the event proceeded seamlessly, facilitating the participation of contestants and the overall success of the celebration.

Award Ceremony: The highlight of the event was the award ceremony, graced by the presence of the Hon’ble Vice-Chancellor Prof. Paramjit Singh Jaswal, who presented medals and certificates to the winners of the competitions. This recognition served to motivate participants and acknowledge their achievements in contributing to the celebration of WTISD.

Conclusion:

The celebration of World Telecommunication and Information Society Day 2024 by the Circuit and Intelligent System Club of the ECE department was a testament to the enthusiasm and dedication of the organizing team, participants, and esteemed judges. Through competitions, discussions, and recognition of achievements, the event succeeded in promoting awareness and fostering a deeper understanding of telecommunication and information technologies among students and professionals alike. Such initiatives play a vital role in advancing the goals of sustainable development and inclusive growth in today's digitally connected world.

15/05/2024

15/05/2024

https://digitalveda.co.in/emailer/srm/2024/may/digital-vlsi-design/

09/05/2024

“One Day Seminar on Digital VLSI Design”

On May 7, 2024, the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology organized a seminar titled "Digital VLSI Design" at the Bosch Lab. The seminar aimed to explore contemporary trends, challenges, and innovations in the realm of Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) design with a focus on digital aspects. The event saw active participation from faculty members and students.

Event Highlights:

Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, Head of the ECE Department, commenced the seminar with a warm welcome address. He expressed his gratitude to the attendees for their participation and highlighted the significance of the seminar in fostering academic growth and industry relevance in the field of digital VLSI design.

Dr. Ranjit Roy, Dean of Engineering & Technology, delivered the introductory address, setting the stage for the seminar. He emphasized the importance of VLSI design in the context of modern electronic systems and encouraged participants to actively engage with the topics discussed during the event. He also highlighted the significant impact of VLSI which has become a cornerstone of modern technology, impacting various industries and enhancing our daily lives through increased computational power, connectivity, efficiency, and functionality.

Dr. Preeti Verma, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, National Institute of Technology, Delhi, an esteemed expert in VLSI design, shared her insights and expertise with the audience. Dr. Verma's session covered a wide range of topics, including advanced design methodologies, emerging technologies, and prospects in digital VLSI design. Her presentation sparked thought-provoking discussions and provided attendees with valuable knowledge and perspectives.

Faculty members and students actively participated in the seminar, contributing to the discussions, asking questions, and sharing their experiences. The interactive nature of the event facilitated knowledge exchange and networking opportunities, enriching the learning experience for all participants.

Mr. Satyendra K Srivastav concluded the seminar with a vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the speakers, organizers, and participants for their valuable contributions. He highlighted the collaborative spirit demonstrated throughout the event and emphasized the importance of such initiatives in promoting academic excellence and industry engagement.

Conclusion:

The seminar on Digital VLSI Design organized by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering was a resounding success, providing a platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and networking among academia and students. The event underscored the department's commitment to fostering innovation and excellence in the field of digital VLSI design. , , , ,

02/05/2024

One-Day Seminar Report: “Sensors in Healthcare”

Guest Speaker: Dr. Satish Kumar Dubey, Centre for Sensors, Instrumentation, Cyber-Physical System Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

On April 30, 2024, the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology organized a seminar titled "Sensors in Healthcare." This seminar aimed to delve into the pivotal role of sensors in revolutionizing healthcare practices. Hosted at the Bosch Centre, the event garnered active participation from faculty members and students, eager to explore the intersection of technology and healthcare.

Event Overview:

The seminar commenced with a warm welcome address by the Head of the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, setting the stage for an insightful discourse on sensor technology in healthcare.

The event was inaugurated by Dr. Ranjit Roy, the Dean of Engineering and Technology with a warm welcome to the guest speaker by presenting tokens of respect. Following this, he delivered an introductory address, highlighting the significance of integrating sensor technology into healthcare systems to enhance patient care and medical diagnostics.

A notable expert in the field, Dr. Satish Kumar Dubey, Centre for Sensors, Instrumentation, Cyber-Physical System Engineering, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi, graced the event with his expertise. Dr. Dubey's presentation shed light on the latest advancements and prospects of sensors in healthcare, providing attendees with valuable insights into cutting-edge research and applications.

Key Highlights:

Throughout the seminar, participants engaged in discussions covering various aspects of sensors in healthcare, including wearable sensors, remote monitoring systems, and diagnostic applications. The presentations sparked stimulating conversations, offering attendees a deeper understanding of the role sensors play in transforming healthcare delivery.

Faculty members and students actively participated in the discussions, sharing their perspectives and insights on the integration of sensor technology in healthcare settings. The dynamic exchange of ideas fostered a collaborative learning environment, enriching the overall seminar experience.

Words of Wisdom:-

Prof. V Samuel Raj, the Registrar and Dean Academics Affairs, delivered special remarks on the seminar's theme. His insights further emphasized the importance of leveraging sensor technology to address healthcare challenges. He highlighted the recent advances in mechatronics, Internet of Things (IoT), wearable devices, and the miniaturization of sensors and electronics have significantly increased the capabilities of smart sensors enlarging the range of their applications. In his address, he also emphasized that at-risk patients such as elderly people with diabetes, asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and heart irregularities have a lot to gain from these wearables. He suggested taking up a few major projects on how the continuous collection of different sensors can allow for more reliable medical evaluation at a distance, promoting online prescriptions, and reducing the frequency of face-to-face consultations.

Vote of Thanks:

As the seminar drew to a close, Mr. Satyendra Kumar Srivastav delivered a heartfelt vote of thanks, expressing gratitude to the speakers, participants, and organizers for their contributions to the event's success. His closing remarks underscored the importance of continued exploration and innovation in sensor technology to drive positive change in healthcare practices.

Conclusion:

The "Sensors in Healthcare" seminar organized by the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering proved to be a fruitful endeavor. By bringing together experts, faculty members, and students, the seminar provided a platform for meaningful discussions and knowledge exchange on the transformative potential of sensor technology in healthcare. As participants departed with newfound insights and inspiration, the seminar's impact on advancing healthcare innovation was palpable.

This event was successful with the keen initiative of the Department of ECE with the active involvement of Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, HoD, ECE, and all the faculty members of the department.

12/04/2024

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of the Faculty of Engineering & Technology organized a one-day seminar on “Terahertz Communication in 5G Technology” on April 9, 2024 in the BOSCH Room. Dr. Manisha Bharti, Electronics & Communication Engineering Department from National Institute of Technology, Delhi has delivered an interactive talk on the above topic. Her talk focused on terahertz (THz) communication, an emerging and promising technology for next-generation 5G networks, offering unprecedented data rates and bandwidth. The program started at 11:30 a.m with the welcome address given by Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, Head of the Department, Electronics & Communication Engineering.

Opening remarks and introduction of the programme was delivered by Dr. Ranjit Roy, Dean Engineering & Technology. He emphasized the importance of technological advancement on the spectrum band in context with 5G technology and the rapid deployment of sensor technology which needs faster wireless data transmission. Prof. (Dr.) V. Samuel Raj, Registrar and Dean Academic Affairs graced the event with his presence and welcomed the guest by presenting tokens of respect. He has highlighted the gradual progression of the wireless communication technology started with 2G and how fast it has reached today with 5G technology. He has also motivated the students to take up real life projects with technological challenges in the area of wireless communication with the support of faculty members.

The faculty members and students from the Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering and Electrical & Electronics Engineering were present during the seminar.

The session concluded with the vote of thanks to the invited speaker and participants by Mr. Satyendra Kumar Srivastav.

Outcome of the Seminar: The session was interactive and it has enriched the knowledge of the participants with the latest 5G wireless technology and has created the interest on the recent development, challenges and future prospects of 6G technology.

This event was successful with the keen initiative of the Department of ECE with active involvement of Dr. Pawan Kumar Singh, HoD, ECE, Mr. Satyendra Kumar Srivastav and all the faculty members of the department.

These seminars served as a platform for meaningful dialogue and laid the groundwork for future discussion.