About R & D and IPR Cell

About R & D and IPR Cell

R & D and IPR Cell was established in the year 2012, the cell is headed by Dr. S.Md. Farooq, Associate Professor from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering along with the following members as a team

Team Members

I truly believe Augustine’s words are true and if you look at history you know it is true. There are many people in the world with amazing talents who realize only a small percentage of their potential. We all know people who live this truth.

S.No. Name of the Member Dept. Designation
1. Dr. S. Md. Farooq CSE Dean-R & D
2. Dr.K. Rajasekhara Reddy EEE Faculty Member
3. Dr Rameshraju ME Faculty Member
ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
  • To coordinate the research and consultancy activities among the departments in the college. The activities includes
    * Consultancy
    * IRG
    * Research proposals to funding agencies.
    * Organizing Faculty Development Program.
    * Organizing Conferences / Workshops / Seminars / Symposia
    * Publications of students & faculty research papers in SCI/ SCIE/ ESCI/ Scopus/ UGC indexed journals
    * Paper presentation by students & faculty in Conferences / seminars.
    * Maintaining the details of Students’ project work.
    * Maintaining the details of Students’ Technical Seminars.
    * Maintaining the details of Students’ submitted for various innovation & Incubation / Hackthon etc.,
  • To scrutinize the research projects submitted by the faculty members, and recommend the deserving
  • Projects to the appropriate funding agencies for financial support.
  • To facilitate the National/ International research laboratories collaboration for faculties’ Research Activities.
  • To scrutinize the student’s project proposals to various agencies for financial support and recommend the suitable projects.
  • To examine the applications received from the faculty members/students for patents/awards and recommend to the concerned authorities.
  • To assist the National / International fellowships for students Higher studies
  • Maintaining the file with all details such as the name of the faculty, submitted project proposal title, to whom it has been submitted, the amount proposed for the project etc., and Preparing the Dept-wise Index for the above said file.
  • Monitoring the work of on-going projects regularly, and submitting the “work progress/process report” to the concerned authority.

It is truly amazing the damage that we, as parents, can inflict on our children. So why do we do it? For the most part, we don’t do it intentionally or with malice. In the majority of cases, the cause is a well-meaning but unskilled or un-thinking parent, who says the wrong thing at the wrong time, and the message sticks – as simple as that!

  • One of the main areas that I work on with my clients
  • And it’s not just parents that are the cause – teachers
  • Nothing changes until something moves
  • Get the oars in the water and start rowing.
  • Execution is the single biggest factor in achievement

Doctorates at SREC

There are basically six key areas to higher achievement. Some people will tell you there are four while others may tell you there are eight. One thing for certain though, is that irrespective of the number of steps the experts talk about, they all originate from the same roots.

  • Making the decisio
  • Clarity – developing the Vision
  • Commitment – understanding the price and having the willingness to pay that price
  • Belief – believing in yourself and those around you
  • Taking action – practice Ready, Fire, Aim…

Focus is having the unwavering attention to complete what you set out to do. There are a million distractions in every facet of our lives. Telephones and e-mail, clients and managers, spouses and kids, TV, newspapers and radio – the distractions are everywhere and endless. Everyone wants a piece of us and the result can be totally overwhelming.

  • So, how can we stay on course with all the distractions
  • The best way is to develop and follow a plan. Start with your goals
  • What steps are required to get you to the goals? Make the plan as detailed as possible.
  • Try to visualize and then plan for, every possible setback.
  • Commit the plan to paper and then keep it with you at all times.

Along with your plans, you should consider developing an action orientation that will keep you motivated to move forward at all times. This requires a little self-discipline, but is a crucial component to achievement of any kind. Before starting any new activity, ask yourself if that activity will move you closer to your goals.

  • If the answer is no, you may want to reconsider doing it
  • I coach my clients to practice the 3 D’s – Defer, Delegate or Delete
  • Can the particular activity be done later? Defer it!
  • Commitment is something that comes from understanding that everything
  • This is important because nobody wants to put significant effort into

From two to five he worked at his trade. The rest of the evening until 10 he spent in music, or diversion of some sort. This time is used also to put things in their places. In the last thing before retiring was examination of the day. At the age of 79, he ascribed his health to temperance; the acquisition of misfortune to industry and frugality; the confidence of his country to sincerity and justice.

  • Success is something of which we all want more
  • Most people believe that success is difficult
  • There are basically six key areas to higher achievement
  • Believing in yourself and those around you
  • Making a decision to do something

There are basically six key areas to higher achievement. Some people will tell you there are four while others may tell you there are eight. One thing for certain though, is that irrespective of the number of steps the experts talk about, they all originate from the same roots.

  • Making the decisio
  • Clarity – developing the Vision
  • Commitment – understanding the price and having the willingness to pay that price
  • Belief – believing in yourself and those around you
  • Taking action – practice Ready, Fire, Aim…

Focus is having the unwavering attention to complete what you set out to do. There are a million distractions in every facet of our lives. Telephones and e-mail, clients and managers, spouses and kids, TV, newspapers and radio – the distractions are everywhere and endless. Everyone wants a piece of us and the result can be totally overwhelming.

  • So, how can we stay on course with all the distractions
  • The best way is to develop and follow a plan. Start with your goals
  • What steps are required to get you to the goals? Make the plan as detailed as possible.
  • Try to visualize and then plan for, every possible setback.
  • Commit the plan to paper and then keep it with you at all times.

Along with your plans, you should consider developing an action orientation that will keep you motivated to move forward at all times. This requires a little self-discipline, but is a crucial component to achievement of any kind. Before starting any new activity, ask yourself if that activity will move you closer to your goals.

  • If the answer is no, you may want to reconsider doing it
  • I coach my clients to practice the 3 D’s – Defer, Delegate or Delete
  • Can the particular activity be done later? Defer it!
  • Commitment is something that comes from understanding that everything
  • This is important because nobody wants to put significant effort into

From two to five he worked at his trade. The rest of the evening until 10 he spent in music, or diversion of some sort. This time is used also to put things in their places. In the last thing before retiring was examination of the day. At the age of 79, he ascribed his health to temperance; the acquisition of misfortune to industry and frugality; the confidence of his country to sincerity and justice.

  • Success is something of which we all want more
  • Most people believe that success is difficult
  • There are basically six key areas to higher achievement
  • Believing in yourself and those around you
  • Making a decision to do something

There are basically six key areas to higher achievement. Some people will tell you there are four while others may tell you there are eight. One thing for certain though, is that irrespective of the number of steps the experts talk about, they all originate from the same roots.

  • Making the decisio
  • Clarity – developing the Vision
  • Commitment – understanding the price and having the willingness to pay that price
  • Belief – believing in yourself and those around you
  • Taking action – practice Ready, Fire, Aim…

Focus is having the unwavering attention to complete what you set out to do. There are a million distractions in every facet of our lives. Telephones and e-mail, clients and managers, spouses and kids, TV, newspapers and radio – the distractions are everywhere and endless. Everyone wants a piece of us and the result can be totally overwhelming.

  • So, how can we stay on course with all the distractions
  • The best way is to develop and follow a plan. Start with your goals
  • What steps are required to get you to the goals? Make the plan as detailed as possible.
  • Try to visualize and then plan for, every possible setback.
  • Commit the plan to paper and then keep it with you at all times.

Along with your plans, you should consider developing an action orientation that will keep you motivated to move forward at all times. This requires a little self-discipline, but is a crucial component to achievement of any kind. Before starting any new activity, ask yourself if that activity will move you closer to your goals.

  • If the answer is no, you may want to reconsider doing it
  • I coach my clients to practice the 3 D’s – Defer, Delegate or Delete
  • Can the particular activity be done later? Defer it!
  • Commitment is something that comes from understanding that everything
  • This is important because nobody wants to put significant effort into

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