Infrastructure

The department has the best quality infrastructure with State of the art facilities

Five state-of-the-art laboratories - E-Learning, Interactive, Networking, Unix & Project Labs.Over 150 high configured branded HP & ACER systems and three Intel Xeon dual processor servers.4 MB Bandwidth Internet connectivity through Leased Line.Lab for Internet with 60 latest HP systems.E-Class room for E-learning comprises 200 VCDs for 25 subjects.

Laboratories


English Communication Skills Lab

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1. Introduction:

The introduction of the English Language Lab is considered essential at 3rd year level. At this stage the students need to prepare themselves for their careers which may require them to listen to, read, speak and write in English both for their professional and interpersonal communication in the globalised context.

The proposed course should be an integrated theory and lab course to enable students to use �good� English and perform the following:

 

� Gather ideas and information, to organize ideas relevantly and coherently.

� Engage in debates.

� Participate in group discussions.

� Face interviews.

� Write project/research reports/technical reports.

� Make oral presentations.

� Write formal letters.

� Transfer information from non-verbal to verbal texts and vice versa.

� To take part in social and professional communication.

2. Objectives:

This Lab focuses on using computer-aided multimedia instruction for language development to meet the following targets:

� To improve the students� fluency in English, through a well-developed vocabulary and enable them to listen to English spoken at normal conversational speed by educated English speakers and respond appropriately in different socio-cultural and professional contexts.

� Further, they would be required to communicate their ideas relevantly and coherently in writing.


The English Language Communication Skills Lab is divided into two practice areas:

1. Multi-Media Laboratory

The objective is to provide an exhaustive practice for students in Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation and Phonetics while enhancing their reading and listening skills through learner friendly software installed in thirty five systems, with one Teacher console.

 
2. Oral & Written Communication Skills Laboratory

The objective is to provide a platform for the students to enhance their speaking and writing skills. The Oral & Written Communication Skills Lab, with three conference tables for thirty students, is equipped with a public address system, a camera, a television and an LCD Projector. Students are trained to use language effectively in Presentations, Public Speaking, Debates and Group Discussions in order to enhance their skills to face interviews confidently.

 
Engineering Physics Lab

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The Engineering Physics lab in RCEE is well-equipped fulfilling the norms of AICTE, JNTU-Kakinada. It consists of various experimental set-ups focusing on the principles of Optics, Mechanics, Electrical, electronics, and Opto-electronics. Experimental knowledge on these physical properties forms a bridge between Science and Technology and creates innovative ideas in the minds of engineering students.

 
Course Objectives:

1. To enable the student to draw the relevance between the theoretical knowledge and to imply it in a practical manner with respect to analyze various electronic circuits and its components.

2. To analyze the behavior and characteristics of various materials for its optimum utilization.

3. To enable the student to learn about the various electronic communication mechanisms and their usage in a practical manner.

Course Outcomes:

1. The student will learn to draw the relevance between theoretical knowledge and the means to imply it in a practical manner by performing various relative experiments.

2. The student will be enabled to know about the characteristics and the behavior of various materials in a practical manner and gain knowledge about various communication mediums and its usage.


Engineering Chemitry Lab

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Objective:

� Able to attain good idea over analysis.

� Can improve skills in analyzing samples.

� Able to get an idea over Instrumental methods of analysis.

� Can differentiate Instrumental methods with Titrimetric methods

Outcomes: This course enables students to

� Analyze different types of water samples to test quality parameters.

� Improve experimental skills basing on theoretical concepts.

� Develop an idea towards using different types of instruments in estimating the composition of materials in samples related to Soil, Water & Air

� Metal ion detection by adopting instrumentation methods

Major Equipment

� pH meters.

� Conductivity meters.

� Potentiometers.

� Electrical Balance.

� Double distillation unit.

Compatibility

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Speciality

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Department Library

The Department Library consists of 89 Volumes of Text Books the books will be utilized by the department faculty can take the books for reference. They can avail the facility in college hours.


S.No Title Authors

1

Engineering Mechanics

A.K. Tayal

2

Engineering Mechanics

S.S.Bhavikatti

3

Engineering Mechanics

S.Rajase Karan

4

Engineering Mechanics of Solids

Egorp popov

5

Engineering Mechanics

R.S.Kurrmi

6

Engineering Mechanics

S.Timoshenko

7

Engineering Mechanics

Dr.R.K.Bansal

8

Engineering Mechanics

G.Krishna Mohan

9

Electronics Devices and Circuits

N.Suresh Kumar

10

Principles of Electromagnetics

Mathew N.O. Sadiker

11

Solid State Physics

S.O.Pillai

12

Engineering Physics

R.K.Gaur

13

Digital Logic and Computer Design

M.Morris Mano

14

Digital Logic Design

Stephn Brown

15

University Physics

Hugh D.Young

16

Solid State Physics

S.O.Pillai

17

Engineering Physics

Hitendrakondia

18

Engineering Physics

A.Bhaskaran

19

Engineering Physics

Sivakami

20

Engineering Physics 2nd Edition

P.K.Palaniswamy

21

Applied Physics 4th Edition

Arthur Bieser

22

Applied Physics

G.Prasad

23

Solid State Physics

Charles Kittel

24

Solid State Physics 7th Edition

Charles Kittel

25

Engineering Physics

S.Chand

26

Engineering Physics

Dr.P.G.Krishna Sagar

27

Engineering Physics

S.L.Gupta

28

Engineering Chemistry

Jain and Jain

29

Engineering Chemistry

N.Aruna Kumari

30

Engineering Chemistry

D.Srinivasulu

31

Engineering Chemistry

N.Krishna Murthy

32

Engineering Chemistry

C.Parameswari

33

Engineering Chemistry

R.P.Mani

34

Effective Engineers for Engineers and Technologists

Dr.Ajay Rai

35

Word Power made Easy

Lewis

36

Spoken English

R.k.Bansal

37

Competency Based interviewing Skills

S.Prabhakaran

38

English Skills for Technical Students

ELT

39

The Art of Effective Communications

Charles Margerism

40

Developing Communication Skills

Wnslane Mohan Meera Benersi

41

Speaking and writing for Effective Business Communications

Fransis Sundraraj

42

English Pronunciations

J.Sethi

43

A Text Book of English Phonetics

BalaSubramanian

44

Murphy�s English Grammar

Raymond Murphy

45

A Handbook of English Professionals

P.Eliah

46

English Conservation Practice

Grant Taylor

47

Speaking English Effectively

Krishna Mohan N.P.Singh

48

Every Day Dialogue in English

Robert.J.Diyson

49

English for Technical Communications

Narayanan K.R.Lakshmi

50

Challenges in Writing English

"R.R.Lakshmi Narayanan
T.Murnganed"

51

Let Us C

Yeswanth Kanithkar

52

A Programming in ANSIC Programming

Bala.Guruswami

53

C Programming � A Problem

Forouzan Prasad

54

Mastering in C

Venu Gopal

55

A text Book of Environmental Science

Arvind Kumar

56

Environmental Science (UGC)

Dr.M.Chandra

57

Text Book of Environmental Science and Technology

M.Anji Reddy

58

Environmental Studies

R.Raja Gopalan

59

Text Book of Environmental Science

Erach Bharucha

60

Environmental Studies

Deeksha Dave P.Udaya Bhaskar

61

An Introduction of Environmental Studies

JNTU-K

62

Professional Ethics and Human Values

M.P.Raghavan�s

63

Professional Ethics and Human Values

M.Govinda Raj

64

Ethics in Engineering Practice and Research

Caroline White Beel

65

Indian Culture values and Professional Ethics

P.S.R. Murthy

66

Ethics in Engineering

Mike � W. Martin Roland Schinzinger

67

Fundamental of Ethics for Scientists and Engineers

Edmund G.Seeban Robert L.Barry

68

Engineering Ethics Concepts and cases

Charles E.Harns Michael S.Pritchan

69

High Engineering Mathematics

B.S.Grewal

70

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

Erwin Kreyszig

71

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

Greenberg

72

Advanced Engineering Mathematics With MATLAB

Dean G.Duffy

73

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

Peter O�Neil

74

Higher Engineering Mathematics

B.V.Ramana

75

Mathematical Techniques

T.Smith & D.W.Jordan

76

Engineering Mathematics Special functions and Complete Variables

Shahnaz Bathal

77

Numerical Methods with Program in C

T.Veerarajan
T.Ramachandran

78

Probability and Statistics

Shahnaz Bathal

79

Probability and Statistics

Ahmed Waheed ullai
M.Ahamed Mohiuddin
Sultan Ali

80

Numerical Methods

E. Balagurusamy

81

Discrete Mathematical Structures with Applications of Computer Science

J.P.Tremblay &R.Manohar

82

Discrete Mathematical Structures Theory and Applications

D.S.Malik & M.K.Sen

83

Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science

Dr.D.S.C

84

Engineering Mathematics - Vol II

Dr.T.K.V.Iyengar & Dr.B.Krishnagandhi

85

(Mathematical Methods)

S.Ranganathan & M.U.SSN.Prasad

86

Engineering Mathematics - Vol II

Dr.C.Sankaraidh

87

Engineering Mathematics - Vol II

Dr.T.K.V.Iyengar Dr.B.Krishnagandhi

88

Engineering Mathematics - Vol III

& S.Ranganathan

89

Engineering Mathematics - Vol II

G.M.Swamy
P.Vijaya Laxmi