IITM Summer Fellowship Program- Summer Internship in IIT Madras for third year engineering students

This is an internship program to enhance the awareness and interest in research for the UG & PG students. During this program the students need to do a mini project based on their field of interest and the facilities available within a period of 2 months.

Project: Based on the field of interest mentioned in the Application form, they will
allot the project guide and the guide will assign a suitable project to you. Each person need to do separately.

Period: Generally 2 months (May16th – July15th of every year).How ever based on the students and staff convenience the period can be slightly adjusted (i.e.5 to 10days).

Expenses: For this period a fixed stipend of Rs.6500/- will be given at the end of the camp. If you need to stay in IITM hostel then initially you need to pay Rs.6100 for 2 months food and accommodation charges.

Eligibility:

• 3rd year student of B.E./B.Tech./B.Sc. (Engg)/Integrated

M.E./M.Tech. programme

• 1st year student of ME/M.Tech/M.Sc./M.A, MBA

Selection Criteria:

• People those who did lot of presentations (Papers,Posters)

• Experience in projects

• Knowledge in Technical softwares such as Staad Pro, Mat Lab, ArcGIS, AERMOD etc.

• In plant Training

• 80% or more in UG/PG

• GATE, GRE exam scores

• Unique Talented persons

Tips for selecting Area of interest:

• Civil Engineering students can also apply for Ocean Engineering Department (separate application downloaded from Ocean engg department) (less competition)

• 5 divisions are in Civil Department (Application can be downloaded from www.iitm.ac.in during 2nd week of January then need to get permission from college and send back before 15th February)

o Environmental Engg (less competition)

o Structural Engg (more competition)

o BCTM

o Geo tech

o Transportation

The filled up application form along with the enclosures send to IITM:

1. Original Study certificate from the Head of the Institution

2. Attested Photocopies of the Marks cards issued by the University

3. Attested Photocopies of the Rank certificates, papers presented, design contests participated, projects executed, score /rank in Mathematics Olympiad, any other awards/distinctions obtained etc.

4. Two page write‐up on the intended project work at IITM.

No of students:

Each year nearly 35-40 students from all over the country are selected.

Additional Information:

Not only project work, They are conducting so many lectures (3-4 per week) and arranging for site visits (eg: SERC, Port, On site construction works, Metro Project, Labs,etc) where you can really know so many practical things.

9AM-8PM daily work will be there. 1PM-2PM lunch break. Usually seminars will be 3PM-4.30PM. Saturdays and Sundays will be holiday.

Inside campus you can get all basic needs (like soap, pillow, bucket, pen drives, DVDs etc).Also have Barbour shop, Restaurent everything.

Lap top will be most useful one during this Program. You will get High speed internet (4Mbps Download speed) for free.

Mess will have both South Indian Food as well as North Indian Food and food will be good. People who are staying in hostel need to know washing their cloths (There won’t be Dhobi)

2011 IITM Summer Fellowship Candidates:

BTCM

1. Tariz Zyad - NIT Suratkal - Prof. Ashwin Mahalingam

2. D. Naganandhini - TCE, Madurai - Prof. Ravindra Gettu

3. Vandhana Mary Jacob - MNM Jain college - Prof. Radhakrishna Pillai

4. Praveena Nannapaneni - SVNIT - Prof. Manu Santhanam

5. J Vasugi - PSG College, Coimbatore - Prof.Ravindra Gettu

6. Kamala Mahadevan - College of Engg. Trivandrum - Prof. Manu Santhanam

7. Sima Kumari -NIT Durgapur -Prof. Manu Santhanam

8. T. Loganayagi - CEG, Guindy - Prof. Ravindra Gettu

9. M. Harini - SASTRA Univ., Thanjavur - UoP (Prof. Koshy Varghese/Radhakrishna Pillai)

10. AK Harikrishna - Amrita School of Engg - UoP (Prof. Koshy Varghese/Radhakrishna Pillai)

STRUCTURES

1. K. Indu Soumya - RVR & JC college of Engg., Guntur - Prof. BN Rao

2. Riya Dutta - NIT Durgapur - Prof. CVR Murthy

3. K Anoop - NIT Calicut - Prof. Arun Menon

4. Deorat Abay Khandeshe -VNIT, Nagpur - Prof. Satish Kumar

5. Ann Abraham - NIT Calicut - Prof. Devdas Menon

6. Ram Kishore - NIT Trichy - Prof. A. Meher Prasad

7. Syed Nihas - SJ College, Mysore - Prof. A. Meher Prasad

8. V. Radhika - CEG, Trivandrum - Prof. G. Appa Rao

EWRE

1. Asmita Gupta - VIT, Vellore - Prof. K Srinivasan

2. K Kavin Mathi -TCE Madurai - Prof. Balaji Narasimhan

3. M Depak - Sona College, Salem - Prof.Shiva Nagendra

4. Adarsh B. Vasista -Malnad college, hasan - Prof. Indumathi Nambi

Geotech

1. Maithili Mohanty - NIT Rourkela - Prof. Dalinaidu

2. Partha Pratim Debnath - Dr. MGR University - Prof. K. Rajagopal

3. Karthikey Dogra - NIT Hamirpur - Prof. Subhadeep Banerjee

4. Amiya Prakash Das - Biju Patnaik University - Prof. Thyagaraj

5. V. Aswetha - NIT Rourkela - Prof. Boominathan

6. D. Gayathri - Dr. MGR University - Prof. Boominathan

7. Madhu Subhash Chandra Gupta - NIT Hamirpur - Prof. K. Rajagopal

8. Dipti Kumari - Biju Patnaik University - Prof. Gandhi/ Prof. Dali Naidu

Transportation

1. S. Padma - Anna university - Prof. R. Sivanandan

2. Shimna paulose - MG University, Kottayam - Prof. Murali Krishnan

3. Srividya Sekhar - NIT Tiruchy - Prof. Gitakrishnan Ramodurai

4. Roushan Bharti - NIT Trichy - Prof. Lelitha Devi

5. S. Shanmuga Priya - CEG, Anna university - Prof. R. Sivanandan

6. Shashank Bhatnagar - SRM University - Prof. R. Sivananadan

7. Sharon Jacob - Rajiv Gandhi Institute of Technology - Prof. Lelitha Devi

8. G. Saijananai - CEG, Anna university - Prof. Gitakrishanan Ramodorai

Gajendra Circle

Lawn

Himalaya Mess

Class Room

Entire Project Team

Traffic Monitoring

Air Pollution Monitoring

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Summer Camp 2010 @ IIT-Kanpur - Summer Training Program Technofest in IIT Kanpur

Website: http://www.iitk.ac.in/summercamp/sc2010/

Description: The Department of Civil Engineering at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur invites nominations from Heads of the Departments of Civil Engineering or Principals of engineering colleges in India to send their current second year undergraduate Civil Engineering students to IIT Kanpur for a “technology” camp in the upcoming summer during June 8 – July 5, 2010.

         The objective of the camp is to re-create the romance of Civil Engineering profession and motivate the participants to excel in this fascinating field of human endeavor.

         This camp is an experience of a lifetime for us. We met eminent personalities of Civil engineering in India who have excelled in our fields and are today role models to emulate. We also be exposed to selected videos of Civil Engineering projects, besides taking up short projects ourselves.

        Getting selected to this coveted four-week all-expenses-paid Camp is a matter of pride to the second year civil engineering students across the country. For students from the non-IIT system, this is also an opportunity to peep into the ongoing technology projects in the Department of Civil Engineering at this Institute. Only two students from each college, who have performed well in academics as well as extra-curricular activities, get nominated for the camp.

 Our co-ordinator Mr. Suresh Ailawadi

Retired Navy Officer 

 Site visits

 Late Night Parties

 Culturals

Summer camp organized by IIT-Kanpur is a physical cum technological training camp to make a Civil Engineer as Perfect (only for 2^nd year students of Civil Engineering). The camp coordinator is Mr.Suresh Ailawadi, Retired Navy Officer. So he will train everybody as a Military man. So tune your body here itself or you will be terminated from the program at any time.

INSTRUCTIONS TO PARTICIPANTS OF SUMMER CAMP

A Typical Days Routine during Summer Camp

Dress Code

     For Morning Exercise/ Sports/ CE Games – Convenient Sports rig with sports shoes and socks.

    For Lectures - Formal Rig. A Formal Rig means boy participants are to wear a formal half sleeved shirt tucked in with trouser and shoes (with socks). Sport shoes are not allowed. Girl participants are to wear salwar kameez with duppatta and sandals(with back straps).Wearing of jeans and t-shirts is strictly prohibited for all participants during the lectures and other formal gatherings.

    During other occasions you may wear a convenient dress suiting to the occasion. At all times the dress worn should be impeccably clean. Improper dress is likely to lead to disciplinary action against you.

Instructions to students who are not physically active

• Plan your schedule in line with the schedule given for the camp. Get up by the

time indicated above, ensure the bowel movement prior to moving out for your

morning exercise.

• Start with a slow walk of 30 minutes for first week.

• For next seven days walk at an increased pace. Your pace should be such that you

are not able to talk while walking.

• During next seven days increase the time of fast walk to 45 minutes.

• In the next week you can try to cover the distance partly doing a slow jog.

• By this week you should be able to run at a decent pace for 45 minutes.

• During these seven days, you can start with stretching exercises and push ups.

Please do not hesitate to take the help of the physical training instructors of your

institute to learn the correct procedure for these exercises. Incorrect postures may

cause damage to your body.

Typical Schedule:

0600 Good Morning

0630 – 0715 Morning Exercise

0800 – 0830 Breakfast

0900 – 0930 Lecture 1

0930 – 1100 Lecture 2

1100 – 1130 Tea Break

1130 – 1300 Lecture 3

1300 – 1330 Working Lunch

1400 – 1530 CE Games/ Lecture 4

1530 – 1600 Tea Break

1630 – 1830 Games/ Sports

2000 – 2100 Dinner

2100 – 2200 Guftgu/ Cultural

2230 Good Night

• This schedule would make you fit and you will enjoy the rigorous work out at the

camp.

• Form a group for doing the exercise. An active group will force you out of the bed

even if you don’t like to or are feeling tired after a late night outing.

• Sundays and holidays are not meant for relaxing or giving break to your exercise

schedule. The work out on these days should be more intensive. 
You  should be fit, slim, trim and active during the camp.

You need to pay Rs.2000/- for Food and accommodation for 28 days. In this after 15 days they will take us 5 days to Delhi to show some major construction sites and some tourist places. During this you can stay in IIT-Delhi for free. Each year nearly 60 students from all-over India they are selecting.

List of Lectures:

1.       Bridge Construction – Prof.Mahesh Tandon, Managing Director, Tandon Consultants PVT Ltd

2.       Environment – Mrs.Tandon

3.       Life style management – Dr.Shipra Mathur, Chief Nutritionist & Fitness Consultant, Perfect Point

4.       Hydraulics – Prof. Pranab Mugarji

5.       Personality Development Program(2days) – Mrs.Rashmi Dutt

6.       Recreation of Romace of Civil Engineering – Prof. CVR Moorthy

7.       Budget – Prof.P.K.Ghosh, Economics Dept, University of Allahabad

8.       Mathematical Modeling of DBF- Prof. Pranab Mugarji

9.       Laser Scanning a Modern Survey- Dr.Bharat Lohani

10.     Earth quake & Tsunami Hazards – Prof.Afzal Khan

11.     Engineering Measures for Earth Quake Preparedness – Prof.Durgesh C.Rai

12.     Hiding world of Geotechnical engineering- Dr.Amit Prahant

13.     Synthetic fibre for concrete- Rajiv Gaur, General Manager, Reliance Recron 3S

14.   Present trend in Bridge construction Practices- Alok Bhowmick, B&S Engg Consultant Pvt Ltd, Noida

15.     Opportunities for civil engineers in Banking Sector

16.     Non structural components and systems Seismic lines- Prof.Chaudri

17.     Experience Sharing

18.     Utilising Industrial Waste- Elkam Company

19.     Transportation Engineering- Prof.Animesh Das

20.     Civil Engineering- Prerna Sohal, Senior Design Enginner, TCPL

21.     Construction Industry Today- Prof.Tiwari

22.     Optical Illusion- Prof.Animesh Das

23.    Recent development in concrete construction- M.M.Mukhopadhyay, Country Manager-BU concrete, Sika India PVT Ltd

24.     Fly Ash, Resource material- Mr.V.K.Mahur,Head-Ash utilization division,NTPC-Noida

List of Places visited:

1.       Lotus Temple

2.       Iskon Temple

3.       Rashtrapathy Bhavan

4.       Delhi Metro Project

5.       Rajiv Chowk, Palika Bazar

6.       Signature Bridge Construction by Gammon

7.       Common Wealth Games Stadium

8.       Akshardam

9.        Sarojini Market

10.      Barapulla Nalla Elevated road project

11.      Gurudev Bhagadhur Memorial

12.      Qubt Minar

13.      Red Fort

14.      Chaundni Chowk Market

15.      Meeting with ICT chairman Mr.KK.Kapila

Cultural Activities

1.       Antakshari Competition

2.       Debate

3.       Solo song competition

4.       Group Dance competition

5.       Mimicry/Mono acting competition

6.       Skit competition

7.       Group song competition

8.       Solo Dance competition

9.       Extempore

10.     Cultural Evening(Last Day celebration)

Rules: Everyone should participate in all events, Time:5mins(max)

My personal advice:

 1.  Hindi is must (Especially For south indians)
 2.  Bollywood knowledge is must( Especially For south indians)
 3.  Go for running daily morning and make your body fit to work hard and increase your stamina.

List of selected students (08 June – 5 July 2010)

S. Student Name COLLEGE City

1 R. Hema Sharanya Amrita School Of Engineering Coimbatore

2 M. Nidhin B. S. Abdur Rahman Crescent Engg. College Chennai

3 Ritvick Nathani Bhilai Institute of Technology Chattisgarh

4 Lata Jha Birla Institute of Technology Ranchi

5 Shubham Saxena Bundelkhand Institute of Engineering & Tech. Jhansi

6 Anurag Narayan Bura College of Engineering Pune Pune

7 Gourav Goel College of Technology Pantnagar

8 Patil Aditya Pandurang D Y Patil Collelge of Engineering & Tech. Kolhapur

9 Desai Niyati S. Dharmsinh Desai Institute of Technology Nadiad

10 Arun A. Dr. Mahalingam College of Engineering & Tech. Coimbatore

11 Praveena. K.S. Easwari Engineering College Chennai

12 Devhans Faculty of Engineering & Technology Annamalainagar

13 P. Raja Rajeshwari Reddy G Pulla Reddy Engineering College Kurnool

14 R. Sindhura Gitam University Visakhapatnam

15 Nikita Umesh Kumat Government College of Engineering Vidyanagar

16 M. Aarthi Government College of Technology Coimbatore

17 Rahul Ajmera IIT Bombay Powai

18 Akshya Kumar IIT Delhi Delhi

19 Aditya Singh IIT Kharagpur Kharagpur

20 Ashank Garg Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur Kanpur

21 Rama Pandey Institute of Engineering and Technology Lucknow,

22 Mohit Anand Institute of Technology Banaras Hindu Univ. Varanasi

23 Agrawal Mitesh Kumar Institute of Technology, Nirma University Ahmedabad

24 Peddinti.R.Tulasi Pranav Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University kakinada

25 V. Nirmala Jerusalem College of Engg. Narayanapura Chennai

26 N. R. Raghavendra JNTU College of Engineering Anantapur Anantapur

27 Nilutpal Deka Jorhat Engineering College Jorhat

28 Kodiviknesh. N Kalasalingam University Virudhunagar

29 Ashish Verma Kamla Nehru Institute of Technology Sultanpur

30 Drishti Gupta Kavikulguru Institute of Technology & Science Dist. Nagpur

31 S. Thamizharasan Kongu Engineering College Erode

32 Vedant Parashar Krishna Institute of Engineering and Technology Ghaizabad

33 Md. Arif Aslam Maharashtra Institute of Technology Aurangabad

34 Prafulla Pokhara Malaviya National Institute of Technology Jaipur

35 Saumya Aggarwal Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) Manipal

36 Shivansh Mathur Maulana Azad National Institute of Tech. Bhopal

37 Vandhana Mary Iacob Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Engg. College Chennai

38 Anwesha Sahoo National Institute of Technology Dist. Sundargarh

39 Rajdip Nayek National Institute of Technology Durgapur

40 Udit Bhatia National Institute of Technology Hamirpur

41 Shobhit Shukla National Institute of Technology Silchar

42 Neeraj Kumar National Institute of Technology Warangal

43 Ramkishore B. National Institute of Technology Trichy

44 Aswin Sreeram National Institute of Technology Calicut Kozikhode

45 Nithish Bhat K National Institute of Technology Karnataka Mangalore

46 Sonia Longjam North-Eastern Regional Institute of Science

and Technology

Nirjuli

47 Raghu Gupta PEC University of Technology Chandigarh

48 M. Prathyusha Pondicherry Engineering College Pondicherry

49 Husiana Habib Mizwan Prof. Ram Meghe Institute of Tech. & Research Badnera, _Amravati

50 V. Naga Jyothi R. V. R. E. J. C. College of Engineering Guntur

51 Doshi Prachi Atul S. S. V. P. `S B. S. Deore College of Engg. Dhule

52 Ayush Prasad Jonchhen Sardar Vallabhai National Institute of Tech. Surat

53 Harini M Sastra University Thanjavur

54 Parul Singh School of Building Science & Technology Ahmedabad

55 Pradeep S. P SDM College of Engineering & Technology Dharwad

56 Chinmay Jain Shri Vaishnav Institute of Tech. & Science Indore

57 Depak.M Sona College of Technology Salem

58 Solomon Vimal St. Peter's University Chennai

59 Ashwetha U. Thiagarajar College of Engineering Madurai

60 Smita Patel Veer Surendra Sai University of Technology Burla

61 Supriya Dembla Vellore Institute of Technology Vellore

62 P.Tarun Visvodaya Engineering College Nellore

63 Y. Shruthi VNR Vignana Jyothi Institute Of Engg. and Tech. Hyderabad

64 Chougule Sidharth

Pandurang

Walchand College of Engineering Vishrambag

65 Vaisakh V. Nair Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engg. Nagpur

66 Mohd Aamir Zakir Husain College of Engineering & Tech. Aligarh

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