After getting a reasonably good rank, many of us are still regretting for IIITM Gwalior not making it into the elite 10. Now since we are in top 25, getting into the league of elite 10 is the next challenge for which we have to travel a long journey, which would take a few more years. Looking at the pace we are moving at now, being amongst the top 10 engineering institutions is not a day dream.
IIITM Gwalior
ranked 3rd in Top 10 Engineering Colleges with Doctorates in Faculty
ranked 23rd (140.7) in Selection Process
ranked 20th (148.0) in Academic Excellence
ranked 20th (117.0) in Personality Development and Individual Interface
ranked 31st (119.9) in Infrastructure
ranked 26th (113.5 ) in Placements
ranked 25th (639.1) in Overall score
Showing posts with label INFRASTRUCTURE. Show all posts
Showing posts with label INFRASTRUCTURE. Show all posts
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Saturday, August 15, 2009
The renovated IIITM : the Infrastructure: Labs
Past one year in IIITM has witnessed many changes in all sectors and within departments. Here in a series of analytical posts we are throwing some lights on these changes. The first in this series is
The Infrastructure:Labs
Here are some pics clicked just before visit of UGC team(20-21, July'09):
communication skill lab
communication skill lab
VLSI lab
VLSI lab
Networking lab
Networking lab
GD/PI Room
Placement Cell
GD/PI Room
Modeling and Simulation lab
BPI lab
CNTL lab
CNTL lab
CNTL lab
IIITM Incubation center
Basic Electronics lab
Basic Electronics lab
Microprocessor lab
Electrical lab
Physics lab
Physics lab
The Infrastructure:Labs
Here are some pics clicked just before visit of UGC team(20-21, July'09):communication skill lab
communication skill lab
VLSI lab
VLSI lab
Networking lab
Networking lab
GD/PI Room
Placement Cell
GD/PI Room
Modeling and Simulation lab
BPI lab
CNTL lab
CNTL lab
CNTL lab
IIITM Incubation center
Basic Electronics lab
Basic Electronics lab
Microprocessor lab
Electrical lab
Physics lab
Physics lab
Sunday, January 25, 2009
IIITM G :HISTORICAL BACKGROUND: 8.0 INSTITUTIONAL INFRASTRUCTURE
8.1 Computer Laboratories
Two Computer laboratories have been developed during 1998-99. These laboratories are kept open for extended periods to facilitate the students an extensive hand –on experience. The state-of-art computing facility available in the laboratories include :
• 40 Pentium II nodes with multimedia facilities, connected on a high-speed fiber optic based network in a distributed Windows NT/95 environment.
• The network is based on TCP/IP protocol in order to reduce the dependency on a particular Software vendor.
• All nodes are connected through 10/100 Ethernet LAN with Pentium II Window NT based Digital server.
• All these nodes have round-the-clock Internet (ISDN based) connectivity through a Proxy server.
• SCO Unix openserver which includes the licenses for all the other software such as SCO Xvision 97,SUN JAVA,JDK ,Netscape enterprise server etc.
• Application development Software like Visual Basic 6.0, Power Builder 6.0, Visual C++ 5.0, Designer/Developer 2000 and Visual J++.
• Software packages like Office 2000, SPSS, Auto CAD 14 are also available and many more are being added.
• The Oracle 8.0 Database with 30 users license has been installed on server.
• ERP Package- CAFIMS
• CASE tools-Designer 2000
• Multimedia LCD Projector
• Scanner
A list of Software Environment is given at Annexure 8.1
8.2 Library
Recognizing the changed role of libraries throughout the world and redefined by the information revolution, IIITM is responding to this novel environment by extending access to library resources in a variety of ways. The dream is to create a state of the art library with all modern communication facilities, which enables an environment of scholastic learning.
• An electronic library has been setup to access databases electronically. The highlights of IIITM electronic library are
• EBSCO - access to over 800 journals in the text form.
• CMIE - industry database
• The library is well equipped with texts and references in the areas of management and Information Technology along with literature on companies, research papers and project reports.
• Library subscribes to journals, periodicals and magazines, national dailies in the areas of IT and Management.
8.3 Communication Facilities
• Being a nodal institute for Information technology, a culture of paperless office is being created on campus.
• One of the major strengths of the institute is its modern communication facilities ensuring quick and reliable connectivity to all the members of the institute with national and international fraternity.
• Institute's main campus, currently being developed, will be fully wired and have strategically designed LAN.
• The Internet connectivity is available to all members of faculty to facilitate their interaction with academic communities world- wide. All computer terminals have round-the-clock Internet connectivity through a Proxy server.
8.4 Medical Facilities for Students and Staff
Institute currently provides very skeleton medical facilities to faculty, students and staff with the help of a doctor from the Morar Hospital, Gwalior. The doctor has been engaged to visit the Institute for an hour three times a week. Doctor is also available on call for emergencies. Staff of the Institute is also eligible to medical re-imbursement as per Govt. of India Rules.
8.5 Hostels
All the students accept the residents of Gwalior has been provided single seated accommodation in houses hired for the purpose in Deen Dayal Nagar . The students through contract arrangements run a common mess. Institute does not give any subsidy for the living of the students. The institute has provided facilities of recreation.
Two Computer laboratories have been developed during 1998-99. These laboratories are kept open for extended periods to facilitate the students an extensive hand –on experience. The state-of-art computing facility available in the laboratories include :
• 40 Pentium II nodes with multimedia facilities, connected on a high-speed fiber optic based network in a distributed Windows NT/95 environment.
• The network is based on TCP/IP protocol in order to reduce the dependency on a particular Software vendor.
• All nodes are connected through 10/100 Ethernet LAN with Pentium II Window NT based Digital server.
• All these nodes have round-the-clock Internet (ISDN based) connectivity through a Proxy server.
• SCO Unix openserver which includes the licenses for all the other software such as SCO Xvision 97,SUN JAVA,JDK ,Netscape enterprise server etc.
• Application development Software like Visual Basic 6.0, Power Builder 6.0, Visual C++ 5.0, Designer/Developer 2000 and Visual J++.
• Software packages like Office 2000, SPSS, Auto CAD 14 are also available and many more are being added.
• The Oracle 8.0 Database with 30 users license has been installed on server.
• ERP Package- CAFIMS
• CASE tools-Designer 2000
• Multimedia LCD Projector
• Scanner
A list of Software Environment is given at Annexure 8.1
8.2 Library
Recognizing the changed role of libraries throughout the world and redefined by the information revolution, IIITM is responding to this novel environment by extending access to library resources in a variety of ways. The dream is to create a state of the art library with all modern communication facilities, which enables an environment of scholastic learning.
• An electronic library has been setup to access databases electronically. The highlights of IIITM electronic library are
• EBSCO - access to over 800 journals in the text form.
• CMIE - industry database
• The library is well equipped with texts and references in the areas of management and Information Technology along with literature on companies, research papers and project reports.
• Library subscribes to journals, periodicals and magazines, national dailies in the areas of IT and Management.
8.3 Communication Facilities
• Being a nodal institute for Information technology, a culture of paperless office is being created on campus.
• One of the major strengths of the institute is its modern communication facilities ensuring quick and reliable connectivity to all the members of the institute with national and international fraternity.
• Institute's main campus, currently being developed, will be fully wired and have strategically designed LAN.
• The Internet connectivity is available to all members of faculty to facilitate their interaction with academic communities world- wide. All computer terminals have round-the-clock Internet connectivity through a Proxy server.
8.4 Medical Facilities for Students and Staff
Institute currently provides very skeleton medical facilities to faculty, students and staff with the help of a doctor from the Morar Hospital, Gwalior. The doctor has been engaged to visit the Institute for an hour three times a week. Doctor is also available on call for emergencies. Staff of the Institute is also eligible to medical re-imbursement as per Govt. of India Rules.
8.5 Hostels
All the students accept the residents of Gwalior has been provided single seated accommodation in houses hired for the purpose in Deen Dayal Nagar . The students through contract arrangements run a common mess. Institute does not give any subsidy for the living of the students. The institute has provided facilities of recreation.
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