The AP ISET entrance exam held at Bhimavaram SRKR Engineering College on Monday was successfully conducted. Dr. N Gopal Krishnamurthy garu, Superintendent of College ISET Exams said that eight people were absent out of 150 in the morning shift, and eight people were present in the second shift as well.
SRKR Engineering College in Bhimavaram recently wrapped up a week-long training program on essential computer skills. Spearheaded by the Computer Science Engineering Department, the initiative aimed to equip youth with fundamental knowledge in MM Office, Excel, and PowerPoint. Around 50 participants attended the program, with Dr. KV Murali Krishnamraju garu, the college Principal, stressing the importance of computer literacy in daily life.
The event concluded with a certificate distribution ceremony, where Dr. Muralikrishnam Raju garu applauded the efforts of the college departments in serving society. The success of the program, coordinated by faculty members Dr. NK Kameswara Rao garu, K Durgabhavani garu, and CH Raminayudu garu, highlights a commitment to fostering digital skills among the youth.
Renowned advocate and educator, Dr. M. Chitrabanu garu, emphasized the importance of cultivating awareness in social and legal matters alongside science and technology education. Speaking at a conference titled "Amplifying Women's Voice in the Parute of Justice," organized by the Internal Committee and Civil Engineering department at Bhimavaram's SRKR Engineering College, Dr. Chitrabanu garu stressed the need for vigilance.
Addressing the gathering, Dr. Chitrabanu garu advocated for the utilization of legal frameworks such as the POCSO Act, Nirbhaya Act, and the Disha app for women's protection. The conference, chaired by Internal Committee Chairperson Dr. BHVN Lakshmi garu, aimed to raise awareness and empower students with knowledge on pertinent legal and social issues.
The event also saw the felicitation of Dr. Chitrabanu garu, College Director Dr. M. Jagapathiraju garu, and Principal Dr. K.V. Muralikrishna Raju garu for their contributions to promoting awareness and advocacy. Attendees, including Dr. P.V.S. Lakshmi Aparna garu, Dr. P. Bhuva Neshwari garu, Dr. Sri Bala, Revathi garu, and others, actively participated in discussions aimed at fostering a more informed and empowered community.
Dr. M Jagapathi Raju garu, director of SRKR Engineering College in Bhimavaram, underscored the importance of engineering students' efforts in advancing technology for societal benefit. At a five-day project expo, students showcased innovative projects, including one using deep learning for quick brain tumor diagnosis and another aimed at automating oxygen levels in aquaculture.
Principal Dr. KV Muralikrishnamraju garu urged students to conduct real-world experiments to refine their designs. The expo, organized by the Computer Science Engineering Department, received praise for fostering innovation among students.
In a remarkable display of innovation, final year students of SRKR Engineering College have unveiled cutting-edge projects aimed at revolutionizing transportation. Spearheaded by the Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE) department, these projects promise to reshape the future of mobility.
Led by Nallamilli Srivalli, Lankapalli Lalita Bhavani, Pappula Jahnavi, Padala Vira Manoj, and Natla Srikar, a group of students successfully transformed an ordinary bicycle into an electric marvel. By integrating a lithium battery and a rear-wheel motor, the team created an electric bicycle capable of covering 30 kilometers on a single charge. Costing only Rs 15,000, this innovation offers an affordable and sustainable solution for local transportation needs.
This electric bicycle was showcased alongside 49 other groundbreaking projects at the Project Expo organized by the EEE department. Among these projects was a pioneering endeavor by G Devi Sai Prasanna, AV Naga Sai, GM Tirumala, K Bindu Vaishnavi, AV Kalabharati, and B Sudhakar Raju, who devised a revolutionary wireless charging system for electric vehicles.
Explaining their innovation, the team unveiled plans for a cable system installed beneath roads, featuring copper-insulated wires designed to charge vehicles as they traverse the roadway. This wireless charging infrastructure represents a significant advancement in sustainable transportation technology.
College Director Dr. M Jagapathi Raju garu and Principal Dr. KV Murali Krishnamraju garu praised students' achievements, urging more multidisciplinary projects. Dr. BRK Varma garu, EEE Department Head, and project expo coordinator G Shyam Naresh garu highlighted employment prospects for innovative students.
