Humanities and Applied Sciences

"From learning to unlearning — let's explore the vision of NEP 2020 together."

Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences has organized Expert Lecture for the
subject Semiconductor Physics of SEM II on 29/03/2025 from 10.30 AM onwards in 3 rd floor
auditorium of the Institute. The speakers, Ms. Sumita Gupta & Dr. Baban Rindhe very
well explained topic ‘Nanotechnology’

Guest: Ms. Sumita Gupta.

"Code. Create. Conquer. Welcome to the battlefield of innovation — the Hackathon begins!"

"Gear up, future innovators! The Tech Carnival begins where ideas ignite and possibilities are infinite!"

Women's Day celebration - 08/03/2025 - "She inspires, she empowers, she leads! Celebrating the strength, resilience, and brilliance of women everywhere. #WomenOfImpact #WomensDay"

Beach cleaning drive -First Year

Advances in optical network & beyond 

As a part of Indian Knowledge System (NEP2020) a field trip to Eco Govardhan Village was organized by the Department of Humanities and Applied Science  to provide students with a practical understanding of sustainable development and eco-friendly practices. The visit offered valuable insights into environmental conservation, self-sustaining communities, and traditional practices that align with modern ecological needs. The aim was to make students understand the relevance of Indian Knowledge systems in contemporary context, including their role in shaping social values, ethics, and sustainable practices.

Sustainability Practices Observed

1. Waste Management

Eco Govardhan Village follows a comprehensive waste management system that includes segregation of organic and non-organic waste, composting, and recycling. Organic waste is converted into compost and used for organic farming, while non-organic waste is processed and repurposed to minimize landfill contributions.

2. Rainwater Harvesting

The village effectively utilizes rainwater harvesting techniques to conserve water resources. Large storage tanks and natural filtration systems ensure that rainwater is collected, purified, and utilized for irrigation, drinking, and household purposes. This practice significantly reduces dependency on external water sources.

3. Solar Electricity Panels

A key highlight of the visit was the use of solar electricity panels that power the village. The solar grid supports various facilities, including lighting, water pumps, and kitchen appliances. This sustainable energy source reduces carbon footprints and promotes renewable energy usage.

4. Goshala (Cow Shelter)

The village maintains a goshala that houses and nurtures cows, recognizing their significance in traditional Indian agriculture. Cow dung is used for bio-gas production and as an organic fertilizer, promoting sustainable farming. The students learned about the role of indigenous cattle in maintaining ecological balance.

5. Empowering Women with Skills

Eco Govardhan Village runs various skill development programs aimed at empowering women. Local women are trained in handicrafts, organic farming, and sustainable livelihood practices. These initiatives not only provide financial independence but also encourage eco-friendly entrepreneurship.

Spiritual Practices Observed

1. Bhajan (Devotional Singing)

The students and teachers participated in bhajan sessions, experiencing the peaceful and uplifting atmosphere created by devotional singing. This practice fosters a sense of unity and spiritual well-being.

2. Yoga

A guided yoga session was conducted, focusing on physical and mental well-being. The students learned different asanas and breathing techniques that help in reducing stress and improving overall health.

3. Meditation

The visit included a meditation session where students and teachers practiced mindfulness and deep relaxation techniques. This experience highlighted the importance of inner peace and self-awareness in maintaining a balanced life.

Conclusion

The field trip to Eco Govardhan Village was an enlightening experience for both students and teachers. It emphasized the importance of integrating sustainability into daily life and showcased innovative methods for environmental conservation. Additionally, the spiritual practices offered a holistic approach to well-being, reinforcing mental and emotional health. The visit left a lasting impression on students, inspiring them to adopt and promote sustainable and spiritual practices in their own communities.

Recommendations

·         Project on rainwater harvesting in college premises.

·         Project on waste segregation and composting

·         Project on   renewable energy and sustainability initiatives

·         Project on yoga and meditation to promote mental well-being.

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This visit to Eco Govardhan Village successfully reinforced the concept of ecological responsibility, sustainability, and spiritual harmony among students, contributing to their holistic education.

Title: Expert Lecture on "Introduction to Robot Kinematics"

Date: 23rd November 2024

Time:

    Session 1: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

    Session 2: 01:00 PM onwards

Venue: Seminar Hall, 3rd Floor.

Speaker:

Mr. Chinmay Rohekar

Technical Head,

Luna Technologies Pvt. Ltd.,

Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai

Objective:

The primary objective of the expert lecture was to provide an in-depth understanding of robotic kinematics, including the fundamental concepts, mathematical modeling, and real-world applications. It aimed to enhance students' knowledge of robotics, focusing on introductory kinematics concepts critical to their future studies and careers.

Summary of the Lecture:

    Session 1: Fundamentals of Robot Kinematics

Ø Introduction to Robotics: Components, types, and applications.

Ø Degree of Freedom (DOF): Explanation and real-world examples.

Ø Basics of Denavit-Hartenberg (D-H) Parameters: Simplifying kinematic modeling.

Ø Examples of DOF calculations for different robot configurations.

    Session 2: Forward Kinematics and Transformations

Ø Deriving the forward kinematics equations for a 2-DOF serial robot.

Ø Homogeneous transformation matrices: Representing rotation and translation.

Ø Practical examples to illustrate the application of kinematic equations.

Ø Real-world applications of robot kinematics in industries such as manufacturing and automation.

Key Takeaways

ü Students gained a comprehensive understanding of the foundational principles of robotic kinematics.

ü Practical insights into the role of DOF and D-H parameters in designing and analyzing robots.

ü Enhanced problem-solving skills through example problems and interactive discussions.

Conclusion:

The expert lecture by Mr. Chinmay Rohekar was highly successful in achieving its objectives. It provided students with valuable knowledge and inspired them to explore advanced topics in robotics.

Deeksharabha 2024

Electriflying Innovation Through BEE 

Guest Lecture On Electrical Machine 

Speaker: Yogesh Karunakar(EXTC Department) 

31 Oct 2023

Deeksharambh 2023 

22/23 August 2023

The induction program called Deeksharambh allows the new students to adjust and feel comfortable in the new ambience and blossom in their thirst for knowledge and development. It also helps to inculcate in them the ethos and culture of the institution. They form a bond with other students and faculty members. Keeping this in mind a 5-day Induction Program - Deeksharambh 2022 was organized from 14 to 18 November 2022. It was organized exclusively for first year students of all branches i.e. Information Technology, Computer Engineering, and Electronics & Telecommunication.

A guest lecture on UHV was organized o6 June 2022 on Value Fuel your Professional Career.

Speaker :Dr. Puja Rai Pradhan 

Webinar On Engineering Physics 2

Speaker: Umesh Shinde 

Date:09/02/2022

Numerical Techniques

2 Days Workshop On Universal Human Value

Department of Humanities &  Applied Sciences And MMS In association of IQAC organised Two-Days Workshop on Universal Human Values.

Department of Humanities and Applied Science has organised Two-Days Faculty Development Program on “Emerging Areas of Research in Science and Environment”.

The Engineering Mechanics lecture was conducted on the topic Kinematics of Rigid Bodies. The expert
Dr. Aneesh Gangal has 20+ years of experience in teaching. He has completed Ph. D. and M. Tech. from
IIT Bombay. He has several patents and publications to his credit. The lecture was conducted online
using Microsoft team. 172 students attended the expert lecture.
The different types of motion and problems based on Kinematics of Rigid bodies were discussed during
the expert session. All the students actively participated in the discussion.

As a part of the activity of teaching and learning, the Department of
Humanities and Applied Sciences organized an expert lecture by Dr. Sadaf Naqvi on
“ELECTRICAL MACHINES” on 31/03/2021 from 11:30 PM to 12:30 PM on online
platform Microsoft Teams.
The event started with warm welcome of guest. The session includes basics of three-
phase induction motors, construction details working principle and concept of slip. In her
lecture, Dr. Naqvi discussed importance of single-phase induction motors, types of single-phase
induction motors. She explained constructions details and working principle of single-phase
induction motor.
The session also focuses on working of stepper motor, type of stepper motor,
applications and advantages of stepper motor. She also discussed basics of D.C. Machines as a
generator and motor, constructional features of D.C. machines. She explained working principle
of generator, applications of generator. She also explained working principle of motor,
significance of Back E.M.F., types and applications of dc motor.
The expert lecture was very much useful for the first year students. 

Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences organized Guest Lectures
on 13/03/2021 for the subjects Engineering Chemistry I & Engineering Physics I from 12.30 p.m. to
3.00 p.m. on online platform ‘Microsoft Teams’ as a part of the activity of teaching and learning.
The guest speaker of Engineering Chemistry I, Dr. Lalita Ledwani who is associated with various
national and international professional bodies delivered the topic ‘Polymers’. Dr. Lalita Ledwani
mainly focused on the basics of polymers such as ; what are polymers, classification of polymers,

types of polymerization ,compounding of polymers and its properties like glass transition
temperature and conducting polymers .She also emphasized on the ongoing research in the field of
polymeric materials and motivated the students for associating their Engineering branch
Knowledge with polymeric materials in near future.

As a part of activity in the COVID-19 pandemic situation, Department of Humanties and Applied Sciences of K.C.College of Engineering and Management studies and Research organized two days International Seminar on Emerging Technologies of Nano Science, Environment and Energy: COVID-19 RESTRICTION* on 23 June, 2020 and 24 June, 2020 using You tube platform. The idea behind this was to guide the upcoming researchers and spread the knowledge in Nano science field.

The Human Value Education Cell in association with Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences and IQAC under the banner of Institution's Innovation Counsil organised three days FDP on Communication Skills and Human Values in Holistic Development.

The department of Humanities and Applied Sciences in association with IQAC under the banner of Institution's Innovation Council (IIC) is going to organize an INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES OF NANO SCIENCE, ENVIRONMENT AND ENERGY: COVID-19 RESTRICTION on 23 June, 2020 and 24 June, 2020.

Eco Club in association with Department of Humanity and Applied Sciences organized Webinar on Air Pollution, Global Warming, Climate Change, Society and Sustainability by Mr. Abhijit Pathak.

Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences in association with Eco club organized National level online poster making competition- The Engineer's Way.

The department of Humanities and Applied Science in association with Eco Club of KCCEMSR organized National Level Quiz Based on Environmental Science.

Humanity and Applied Science department of KCCEMSR organized Poster/Video Making Competition on My Lockdown Story for FE students.

The Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences of KCCEMSR organized Physics Puzzle Game for FE students.

Paper bag making activity was conducted for first year students to spread awareness of carcinogenic effects of plastic bags.

Chemistry Expert lecture on Spectroscopy by Dr Jaishree Parikh

SPEAKERS-MRS SEEMA NITSUREFROM VIVEKANANDA KENDRA, THANE BRANCH

 On the occasion of birth anniversary of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, the department organized an
Extempore Competition for all first year students on 15/10/2019. This activity was planned to help
students express their ideas by giving topics on the spot and they used their general knowledge,
creativity and confidence to deliver short speeches. The extempore competition was based on the theme
of innovations. The event received a good response from the first year students. All participants were
given participation certificates.

Counseling Session For First Year Students

"Deeksharambh-" Induction Program for first year students was conducted from 7th August-14th August 2019

A session on “Mind Detox” was organised by the department on April 5, 2019. The aim of the session was to reduce the stress levels inherently present in today’s youth The speaker was Ms. Aarushi Sethi Co-Founder and Director of Trijog Institute, Powai, an institute of mental health and well-being. The session was very interactive and a great learning experience not only for the students but for the teachers as well. Ms. Aarushi conducted various activities and shared her life changing experiences which inspired and motivated the students. The session was very well received by the students who even showed their willingness to attend such sessions in future as well.

No Smoking Day is an annual health awareness day which is intended to help smokers who want to quit smoking. The first no smoking day was celebrated on 2nd Wednesday of March in 1984. First year students celebrated No smoking day on March 13 by taking pledge. The main purpose of this celebration was to spread awareness about the harmful health effects of tobacco consumption by smoking.

Holi is festival of colours and celebration of this with natural colourants and dyes was an age old tradition. It was forgotten after the discovery of synthetic colourants and dyes in middle of 19 th century. Now- a-days ,an age old art of dyeing with natural colourants is gaining momentum because of carcinogenic effects of synthetic dyes. These synthetic dyes and colourants are being used in textile and food industry. Government of Germany was the first to take initiative to put up ban on these harmful carcinogenic synthetic dyes.

Guest Lecture on Physics

As a part of the activity of teaching and learning, the Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences organized a guest lecture on 01/03/2019 by Dr. Rajendra Gawade on the topic “Motion of electron in Electric and Magnetic Field”

An event named SCIENZA was celebrated by the Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences on Thursday 28th February 2019 on the occasion of   NATIONAL   SCIENCE DAY as the silver jubilee year of periodic table. This event was organised by FE Students under the tagline of "BY FE, FOR FE".

Guest Lecture on Basic Electronics

First year students has visited Nanotechnology Center of Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, Mumbai on  20th October 2018 accompanied by Prof. Dr. Arundhati Chakrabarty and Prof. Dr. Shelly Oberoi, Head of Deaprtment.

One Day Conference on "Sharpen the Edge"

Poster Making Competition on 87th Birth Anniversary Celebration of Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam

A Guest Lecture on CRYPTOGRAPHY was organized on 9 October 2018. The Guest speaker was Prof. Kirti Khetmal from Computer Department of KCCEMSR. The topic was selected as per the syllabus prescribed by University of Mumbai. Prof. Kirti emphasized on application of cryptography with real life examples and was equally appreciated by the students.

First year students of B.E. and student council had participated in “Elocution Competition” held on 29 September 2018. The theme for the Elocution was “Equality and Peace”

One day Karnala Trek.

Date: 5 JAN 2016    

Name of Presenter: Mrs Sunita Kalbonde, SPI Kopri

                                  Mr Ajay Sawant, SPI Cyber Crime

                                   Mr. Dharma Adhikari, SPI Narcotics

                                   Mr. Shinde, SPI Traffic Rules

Seminar on Engineering Mechanics- Prejudice & Facts 

by Professor And Dean R & D 

- Aneesh Gangal (Mechanical)

Water Treatment Plant

  Sharpen the Edge is a unique platform to provide an opportunity to explore the hidden scientific and technical aptitude of First Year engineering students from various colleges. The main aim of this event was to inspire educational environment with new vision and innovative ideas. It was organized in ‘Guru Gobind Singh Auditorium’ of the college. The crowd participated with great enthusiasm making the event a mega hit. The winners carried many prizes and certificates .

As a part of the activity of teaching and learning, the Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences organized an expert lecture by Dr. Sharvari Sane on “OVERVIEW OF RECENT ADVANCES IN INNOVATIVE ELECTRICAL MACHINES” on 01/11/2019 at K.C.C.E.M.S.R. Seminar Hall.

Expert Lecture on BEE

As a part of the activity of teaching and learning, the Department of Humanities and Applied Sciences organized a guest lecture by Dr. Sharvari S. Sane of “DC MACHINES AND RECENT TRENDS IN AC MACHINES” on 03/11/2018 at K.C.C.E.M.S.R. seminar hall.