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IQAC

IQAC

The aim of the IQAC at SJEC is to

  • Provide quality education to all the sections of students, no matter what their academic strengths and weaknesses are, through sustained teaching-learning system.
  • To monitor, assess, and address the shortcomings appropriately and quickly through appraisals by students, staff, College Council and the Management.
  • To expand and bring in new courses, fresh thinking and encourage creativity through extension, consultancy and research in socially relevant and economically feasible areas.

  • The IQAC should meet at least once in every quarter. The quorum for the meeting shall be two-third of the total number of members. The agenda, minutes and Action Taken Reports are to be documented with official signatures and maintained electronically in a retrievable format.
  • IQAC should prepare and document IQAC meeting, Annual Quality Assurance Report (AQARs) and uploading the same in Institutional website.
  • Feedback from all stakeholders should be collected & analyzed.
  • Conduct quality initiatives such as Academic Administrative Audit (AAA) and its follow up action, NBA etc.
  • Prepare plan of action for every Academic year towards Quality Enhancement and the outcome achieved by the end of the Academic year.
  • Student Performance and Learning Outcomes should be evaluated.
  • Activities and support from the Parent – Teacher Association (at least three) need to conducted.
  • Development program for support staff.

COMPOSITION

Chairperson

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
1 Dr Rio D’Souza Principal SJEC, Mangaluru principal@sjec.ac.in
9663380761		 Chairperson

Management Representative:

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
2 Rev. Fr Wilfred Prakash D’Souza Director,SJEC, Mangaluru fr.prakash@sjec.ac.in Member -Nominee of Governing Body

Teaching and Non-Teaching Staff Representatives

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
3 Dr Sridevi Saralaya HOD - Computer Science and Engg hod.cse@sjec.ac.in 9448823942 Members- Three HoDs from different departments of the College
4 Dr Yajnheswaran B HOD - Civil Engg hod.civil@sjec.ac.in 9497481974
5 Dr Shreeranga Bhat HOD - Mechanical Engineering hod.mech@sjec.ac.in
9480047532
6.       Fr Kenneth Rayner Crasta Hostels In Charge fr.kenneth@sjec.ac.in Member
7 Mr Rakesh Thomas Lobo HR Manager rakeshl@sjec.ac.in Member
8 Dr Felcy D’Souza Librarian felcyd@sjec.ac.in Member
9 Dr Sudheer M Dean – Academic Affairs dean.academics@sjec.ac.in
9886396953		 Member
10 Dr Ramananda H S Dean – Student Welfare dean.sw@sjec.ac.in
6360674387		 Member
11 Dr Purushothama Chippar Dean – Research and Development dean.research@sjec.ac.in
448071061		 Member
12 Dr Rohan Pinto Controller of Examination coe@sjec.ac.in Member
13 Dr Binu K G Head - Strategy & Planning head.sp@sjec.ac.in
9739866947		 Member
14 Mr Sathyendra Bhat Head - Placements & Training head.tpc@sjec.ac.in
9844821865		 Member
15 Dr Babitha Rohit Associate Professor, Dept of Business Administration babithar@sjec.ac.in Member - Teaching staff representatives
16 Mr Hareesh B. Assistant Professor, Dept of Computer Applications hareeshb@sjec.ac.in
17 Ms Preetha D’Souza Assistant Professor, Dept of ECE preethad@sjec.ac.in
18 Ms Shalet Saldanha Office Superintendent shalets@sjec.ac.in Member – Non-Teaching staff representatives
19 Mr Maxim D’Souza Foreman, Dept of EEE maximd@sjec.ac.in
20 Mr Sudhir Pinto Stores In Charge sudhirp@sjec.ac.in

Student Representatives

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
21 Mr Dhyan S Rao II Year - ECE 4SO21EC021 21e17.dhyan@sjec.ac.in
9141127433		 Member- Student Representativ e
22 Ms Annapurna III Year – CSE 4SO19CS022 4so19cs022.annapu rna@sjec.ac.in
9611418696

Alumni Representatives:

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
23 Mr Pranav 2020 Batch ECE graduate pranavseethur@gmail.com
9980269233		 Member - Alumnus
24 Ms Jahnavi U Mulki 2020 Batch Civil graduate jahnaviumulki@gmail.co m
9972570208

Parent representatives

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
25 Mr Alexander Joel Pereira Sound Engineer, Parent of Ms Kate Angela Jeanne Pereira, 4SO20AI027 9743199662
alexjoelperer@gmail.com
joellepereira@yahoo.com 		Member – Parent representative
26 Ms Maevis Audy Rego Bank Officer, Bank of Baroda, Parent of Tina Benita Rego, 4SO20CS171 mevisrego1972@gmail.co m
9731437632

University Nominees

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
27 Mr. V. S. Nandkumar Director General, Central Power Research Institute, Bengaluru vs_nanda@hotmail.com
+91-8023602457		 Member - Nominee of R&D Lab, Industry and IIT/NIT, nominated by the University
28 Dr Ravikumar C P Director, Texas Instruments Bengaluru cpravikumar@hotmail.com
9845542797
29 Prof. Arul Jayachandran S Assoc. Professor, Department of Civil Engineering IIT Madras aruls@iitm.ac.in
arulsteel@gmail.com
+91-44-22574292

Member - Secretary:

Sl. No. Name Designation & Address Contact Details (Email/Cell no) Remarks
30 Dr Pavana Kumara B Head – IQAC SJEC, Mangaluru head.iqac@sjec.ac.in
9480047532		 Member – Secretary

The IQAC is setup to enable the UGC to regularly monitor the autonomous college as per accreditation body guidelines.

Term:

The IQAC shall be constituted by the Governing Body for a three-year term with the following composition, ensuring adequate representation to women members. The University and Commission shall be kept informed of this within two weeks of the constitution.

Composition:

  • Principal (Chairperson) and 29 Members as given below:
  • Head - IQAC (Member - Secretary)
  • Three HODs of the College, drawn from different departments;
  • One nominee of the Governing Body;
  • Three Deans, CoE, Head - Strategy & Planning and Head - Placements & Training;
  • Senior Students, Recent Alumnus and Parent – two each.
  • Nominee of R & D Laboratory, Industry and IIT/NIT, One each nominated by the University;
  • Three Teaching staff of the College, one each from different categories.
  • Three Non-teaching staff of the College, one each from different categories.

Meetings:

The IQAC shall meet at least twice in an academic year

Functions:

  • Monitor and review all aspects of academic other performance of the college and submit a report giving its findings and recommendations to the Governing Body and also upload the same on the college website. Besides, copies of the report shall be forwarded to the University.
  • The IQAC shall have an external Peer Team comprising of three senior academicians from other reputed institutions constituted by the University. It shall review and monitor the activities of the Autonomous College. The external peer review shall be conducted at least once in a year.
  • After each such review and monitoring, the Peer Team shall forward its report regarding performance of the college to the UGC with copies to the University, the Government and the Governing Body. The same shall be uploaded on the college website.

OUTCOME BASED EDUCATION (OBE) AT SJEC

ABOUT OBE

OBE is an educational theory that bases each part of an educational system around goals (outcomes). According to Ron Brandt “Outcome-based education (OBE) is about preparing students for life, not simply getting them ready for college or employment”. It is based on four concepts, 1) clarity of focus (curriculum design, instructional delivery, assessment is in line with the expected outcome), 2) expanded opportunity (ways and number of times students get a chance to learn and demonstrate), 3) high expectations (all students able to do significant things) and 4) design down (design curriculum from the perspective of expected outcome). Outcome-based methods have been adopted in education systems around the world, at multiple levels. In an international effort to accept OBE, the Washington Accord was created in 1989. The Washington Accord countries recognize undergraduate engineering degrees that were obtained using OBE methods.

RELEVANCE OF OBE

Engineering Education in India is changing from a traditional teaching, learning method to OBE. Accreditation agencies like NAAC and NBA are facilitating this shift in engineering education to enhance the quality of education and to make the students globally competitive. The OBE approach has become one of the prime criteria for the quality enhancement, sustainment and accreditation across the globe, more specifically in India as per the statutory bodies.

OBE AT SJEC

At SJEC, the OBE system has been implemented since 2011. It has been fine-tuned and institutionalized through focused policy formation and training. The NBA Expert Team had visited the college 22nd March 2019 lauded our efforts and encouraged us to go further in this direction. Based on that visit, four of our B.E. Programs have been Re-Accredited by NBA, New Delhi, for a period of three years from July 2019 to June 2022. Moreover, The Indo Universal Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE) has recognized SJEC, as a ‘Transformational Leader in Engineering Education – 2017’ for the holistic implementation and sustainment of OBE.

Various committees such as Industry Alumni Advisory Board (IAAB), Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Department Advisory Board (DAB) and Program Assessment Committee (PAC), have been formed by drawing members from Industry, Alumni, Parents, Management, Faculty, Staff and Students. These committees guide and monitor the implementation of OBE in the college.

 
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