2.2.3.

Quality of student projects

(i) Under Graduate Research Award fellowships are available on a competitive

basis in several Departments. Students of Electrical Engineering can also
compete for UGRA in Physics and Computer Science Department and several
students do compete and win these awards. UGRA carries Rs 10,000 to enable
students to meet small expenses in the project. Larger requirements, if any, are
taken care of by the respective labs.
(ii) Faculty members have sponsored Research projects from R&D Institutions and
also have tie ups with industry for project work. Students who are associated
with these faculty members have the additional benefit of working on live
problems and, at the same time, get paid in the “Earn While You Learn” model.
(iii) Students pursue their UG Major Project after returning from a 5 month stint in
the industry. In many cases they bring their project idea from the industry and
continue to be in touch with their mentor in that industry. This is especially
true in the case of industries which offer a pre-placement to the student.
(iv) The Department has close linkages with the other departments of the
University like Physics and Computer Science and Mathematics and also with
Centres like the Centre for Consciousness Studies. This enables students who
are interested in these areas to take up projects in these and widens the
choices. Students have presented their findings in International Conferences in
India and Abroad.
(v) Although the Department of Electrical Engineering is named so it is a 50 year
old undivided Electrical Sciences Department i.e. it has Electrical Engineering,
Electronics and Computer Science within its ambit. This brings in synergy of
different idea and the cross fertilization of these ideas is very much evident in
the diversity of the projects being carried out as given in the list of projects
attached.
(vi) The Department has very strong linkages with the Community of Dayalbagh.
Projects of practical utility are pursued as a result of these linkages. Some of
these are:
a. Power Quality measurement
b. Truck tracking during harvesting
c. Solar panel tracker
d. Remote Monitoring of Solar Panels
e. Smart Dairy
(vii) Projects are evaluated by a Departmental Committee thrice in a Semester on
the basis of written reports and a Viva-Voce examination. The Supervisor also
submits his /her evaluation to the Coordinator of the Projects and all these
evaluations are consolidated by the Project Coordinator.
 (viii) The unique feature of the B. Tech curriculum at DEI is that the students
complete multiple projects. Apart from the Major project in the Final Year, at
the II year level, the students complete a Product Manufacturing Project that is
a Workshop oriented project that requires them to work on Workshop
machines. At the Third year level, they complete a Design Engineering and
Theme Development Project so as to closely understand the whole process of
Design and development of a new project by actually going through the steps.
In the Final year they pursue a Rural Engineering Project to get a better
understanding of the rural needs and opportunities in the rural sector. These
multiple projects are distinctly a DEI innovation in times where some Institutes
are removing even the Final Year Project from their curriculum.

STUDENTS PROJECTS:
In the entire course duration, the students are assigned following project work
at different levels to improve their skill in various disciplines and imbibe a
quality of community service for rural India in them.
Various projects assigned to the students are given below and each are of two
semester duration except the Product Manufacturing Project:
i) Product Manufacturing Project (PMP) at Second Year Level
ii) Design Engineering & Theme Development Project (RDC-581 & RDC-
681) at third Year Level
iii) Rural Engineering Projects (RDC-782 & RDC-882) at Final Year Level
iv) Major Project (EEM-705 & EEM 803) at Final Year Level
Scheme of Evaluation for Projects work
In each project there are internal assessment and external assessment in the ratio of 75
% and 25 % respectively during the even semester whereas it is all 100% during the odd
semester. Continuous Evaluation scheme is being adopted and the progress is
monitored through out the semester by the project guide and a team of professors.
Marks are awarded by the project guide(75%) and the committee of Professors,
excluding the guide (25%). Finally during the End Semester Evaluation an external expert
from reputed institute is appointed for evaluation.
LIST OF STUDENTS PROJECTS (Final Year Major Project): An exhaustive list of projects
done by the final year students for the last three academic years is presented
hereunder-

S. Roll
No. Number Name Project Supervisor
1 154151 Nimish Rajouria
Electric Solar Vehicle Prof. D. G. Rao
2 154157 Punarvasu Sharma
3 154161 Rajat Kumar Rathore Organic Rankine Cycle Driven Vapour
Dr. Manoj Dixit
4 154162 Rajneesh Kharwar Compression Refrigeration System
5 154165 Rohit Kumar
6 154166 Saran Prasad
7 146613 Roman Rajoria
8 146187 Dushyant Dubey
Aerodynamic Performance of NACA
9 154171 Shivanshu Sharma Dr. Ashok Yadav
2412 & FX63-137 Aerofoil
10 136357 Nirmal Tyagi
11 136332 Ankit Ghai
12 154121 Abhinn Dayal Saxena
13 154122 Abhishek Raj Surface Defect Detection through
Dr. Gurmukh Das
14 154042 Shashank Sharma Image Processing
15 154170 Shivam Pal Singh
16 154127 Akshita Sharma
17 146437 Arpita Sharma Structuring bottlenecks of an
18 144143 Kumkum Automotive Industry for Strategic Prof. S. K. Gaur
19 154167 Sarita Rawat Planning
20 146459 Shivani Sharma
21 154146 Manmohan Singh
22 154148 Mradul Kumar
Design, Analysis & Development of
23 154149 Mrinal Awasthi
Self Balancing 2-Wheeler Automobile Mr. Anurag Gupta
154150 Netrapal Singh Model Using Gyroscope
24 154154 Pankaj Kumar
25 154158 Puneet kumar Singh
26 136042 Akash Kumar Experimental Analysis of Fused
27 154123 Abhyam Gupta Deposition Modeling based 3D Models Dr. Ankit Sahai
28 154136 Bobby Tyagi for Mech. Engg. Education
29 154155 Parhitosh Sharma
30 154164 Rishi Raj Yadav 2-Wheel Drive Battery Operated
Mr. Anami Saran
31 154168 Sharad Fauzdar Forklift Scooter
32 154176 Sumeet Rajpal
33 154141 Harshit Satsangi Finite Rolling Modelling of Ring Rolling
and Corugated Straightening Process Mr. Atul Suri
34 154137 Giriraj Prasad Meena using Forged Environment
35 154125 Aditya Kumar
36 154128 Aman Singh Anami Study of NACA 2421 Aerofoil and its
Mr. Kumar Ratnakar
38 154129 Anshul Verma Stalling Condition
39 154131 Arvind Singh
40 154038 Riya Chaudhary
41 154172 Shubhra Tyagi
42 154173 Shuchita Mahajan Assembly of FDM 3D Printer Prof. R. S. Sharma
43 154177 Sumiran Barnwal
44 154152 Nishika Chaurasia
45 154142 Hitesh Mulani
46 154153 Nitesh Motwani Design & Development of Low Cost
Mr. Ram Chand Gupta
47 154156 Pratyush Priyadarshi Domestic Air Purifier
48 154159 Raja Gautam
49 154132 Ashish Mudgal
50 154143 J. Hrushikesh Reddy
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Among Prof. Sanjay Kumar
Harshvardhan
Occupational Workers in India Srivastava
51 154140 Gautam
52 154138 Guru Prasad
53 154130 Aradhya Kulshrestha
54 154139 Harsh Katara Performance of CI Engine Using Diesel
Prof. D. G. Rao
55 146757 Rajeev Kumar & Bio-Diesel Blended with LPG
56 154182 Vinay Kharwar
57 154144 Krishna Murari Pal Grain Refinement of AI Alloy Using
Mr. Atul Suri
58 154145 Lalit Kumar Lohiya Equal Channel Angular Pressing(ECAP)
Study & Implementation of Audio
59 154133 Ayushi Kulshreshtha Classification using Google Audioset Prof. C. Patvardhan
60 154160 Rajat Garg
61 154179 Vabil
Performance Analysis of AS/RS using
62 154124 Achraj Prakash Prof. Rahul Caprihan
Discrete Simulation Technique
63 154126 Akash Kumar
64 146401 Abhuday
Sandesh Kr.
65 146616 Srivastava Prof. K. Srinivas
66 154135 Biresh Kumar Automatic video lecture Indexer Prof. C. Patvardhan
67 154169 Shashank Kapoor Theoretical and experimental analysis
of photovoltaic thermal collector
Mr. Manoj Kumar
embedded with air circulation and
68 154174 Siddharth Sharma water circulation system