NewsLetter Volume 3 Issue - 2 July - Dec 2024
NewsLetter Volume 3 Issue - 2 July - Dec 2024
Dean ‘s Message
It is with great pride that I Dr V Chandra
Sekhar,Professor in CSE & Dean –
Academics share the achievements of the
Electrical and Electronics Engineering
(EEE) Department. This year, the
department has made significantstrides in
research,innovation, and academic
excellence .
Our faculty continue to deliver top-notch education, while our
students excel in both academic and co-curricular activities.
Through strong industry partnerships and interdisciplinary
collaborations, the EEE Department is helping to shape the
future of electrical and electronics engineering. The
department's focus on emerging technologies like renewable
energy, power electronics, and automation is preparing students
to meet the challenges of tomorrow.
I commend the continued efforts of our faculty, staff, and
students in contributing to the growth of the department, and I
look forward to even greater success in the future.
With Best wishes
Dr V CHANDRA SEKHAR
M.Sc,(Statisitcs), M.Tech(CST), Ph.D.,(CSE) , MIEEE, MACM,
MIACSIT, MISTE
Professor in CSE & Dean – Academics
SRKR Engineering College(A), Bhimavaram
Electrifying Excellence
AEE EVENTS
TEACHERS DAY
The students of the EEE department celebrated Teacher’s Day 2024 by expressing their
gratitude through heartfelt gestures. Teachers were presented with gifts as a token of
appreciation for their dedication and guidance. They participated in various activities,
adding to the joy of the celebration. Their involvement and cheerful moments made the day
truly special for both students and teachers.
ETHINIC DAY
The Department of EEE celebrated Ethnic Day 2024 on September 28th, embracing the
richness of tradition and culture. The event was filled with vibrant colors, traditional attire
and lively performances, creating a joyful and festive atmosphere. Students enthusiastically
participated in music and dance, showcasing the cultural diversity within the department.
With a perfect blend of tradition and celebration, Ethnic Day became a memorable occasion,
fostering unity and leaving everyone with cherished moments.
IGNITE
The EEE Department recently hosted "IGNITE," a dynamic Skill Development and Interactive
Oriented event held on August 22nd and 23rd, 2024. "IGNITE" aimed to spark creativity and
innovation among first and second-year students.
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The event featured engaging rounds, including word puzzles and equipment hunts, designed
to enhance both technical and soft skills. "IGNITE" fostered a vibrant atmosphere,
effectively motivating student participation and exploration of their potential. By blending
fun with learning, the program provided valuable experiences and new insights. This
initiative highlights the EEE Department's commitment to enriching the educational journey
of its students.
TECHNOVOLT
Technovolt 2024, held on November 7th and 8th, was an exciting blend of technical
challenges and creative engagement. The event featured a series of interactive rounds
designed to sharpen technical skills and spark innovative thinking. From problem-solving
tasks to hands-on activities, participants actively engaged in each session, making the event
fun and enriching. Technovolt provided a platform for students to collaborate, learn and
showcase their potential, creating an energetic and inspiring atmosphere. With enthusiastic
participation and a spirit of curiosity, the event successfully ignited young minds and left a
lasting impact.
selection, research writing techniques, and the editorial review process while addressing
common research challenges and providing practical submission tips. Faculty members
actively participated, finding the session insightful and motivating, with Dr. G.H.K. Varma
coordinating the event to strengthen the department’s research culture.
Dr. Mikkili discussed key government initiatives like FAME-I and FAME-II, highlighting their
role in sustainable transportation and the essential components of efficient charging
systems. The session also covered advanced technologies such as Smart Grids, Microgrids,
and Vehicle-to-Everything (V2X) systems, including V2V, V2G, V2L, and V2H, equipping
faculty with insights into next-generation EV infrastructure.
Led by Altair professionals, the program covered advanced techniques in power electronics,
motor drives, electric vehicles, and embedded systems development. Faculty members
gained valuable insights into model-based design and system integration, exploring the
latest industry practices and tools.This session provided an excellent opportunity for faculty
to enhance their technical expertise and stay updated with emerging trends in EV
technology, further enriching their teaching and research capabilities.
Sri. S. Rajasekhar Reddy, IEEE Student Branch Counselor coordinated the workshop
focused on developing skills in AI-generated content optimization and prompt engineering
techniques. Day 1 covered the fundamentals of Generative AI and prompt engineering,
followed by an interactive Q&A session. Day 2 featured with advanced techniques, hands-on
sessions, and applications in EEE, while Day 3 focused on industry-oriented projects, expert
reviews, and certification. The event successfully bridged the gap between AI theory and
practical implementation, empowering students with real-world skills.
A workshop titled “Your Resume, Your Future” was conducted on November 5, 2024, at the
DLC, Department of EEE, exclusively for third-year EEE students. Led by alumna Ms.Crispi
Shania and coordinated by Dr.G.H.K. Varma, the session focused on resume building
essentials, including structuring strategies, ATS (Applicant Tracking System) optimization,
and key section formatting. The workshop also featured live resume critiques and an
interactive Q&A session, equipped students with practical insights and boosting their
confidence in creating professional and impactful resumes.
VSG Activity
The Student Feeding Initiative (STUF) was a social service activity organized by the
Voluntary Service Group (VSG) of the EEE Department, running from October 1st to
December 31st, 2024. The event, coordinated by Dr.K.S.S. Prasad Raju, aimed to support
needy students within the department by distributing food coupons.
With the support of the EEE department staff, Lunch and Breakfast tokens were provided to
14 students from the 4/4, 3/4, and 2/4 batches. Specifically, 11 students received breakfast
tokens, and 3 students received lunch tokens.
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FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS
NPTEL Certifications
During the academic period from July to December 2024, faculty from our department has earned
esteemed NPTEL certifications in a specialized domains, including Desgin of photovoltaic
systems,Sensor tecnologies:Physics,Fabrication and Circuits and System desgin through verilog.
This achievement highlights their commitment to professional growth and mastery of advanced
concepts, enhancing the quality of instruction and inspiring students to pursue lifelong learning.
Congratulations to our faculty for their dedication and exemplary success.
Faculty Ph.D’s
We proudly celebrate the academic accomplishments of
two scholars in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Dr.
K.S.S. Prasadraju has earned his Ph.D. from Andhra
University for his research on "Design and
Implementation of Reduced Components Multilevel
Inverter Topologies," under the guidance of Dr.K. Vaisakh.
Equally commendable is the achievement of Dr. Swetha
Kannepally has been awarded her Ph.D. by
JNTU-Gurajada Vizianagaram for “Self-Organised Fuzzy Controller as Automatic Generation
Controller and Virtual Inertia Controller," guided by Dr. D. Vijay Kumar and Dr. V.S.
Vakula.Congratulations to both on their outstanding achievements and best wishes for their future
endeavors.