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MTNUTES OF THE STXTEENTH MEETING OF THE SENATE
HELD ON 24th IUNE 2009
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The siiteenth meeting of the Senate was held on Wednesday,24't'June 2009 at 3:00 P.M. in the
Senate Room of th'e lnstitute. The meeting was attended by the rnembers, whose list is available on
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Prof. R. P. Dahiya, Director, MNIT and Chairman, Senate welcomed the Senators.
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The agenda item5 were taken up for discussion and the lollowing dbcisions were mhde.
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ltem No. 16,1.0 'I'o confirm oithe minutes of the l5rh meeting of the Senate held on January 28,
2009
The minutes were confirmed.
Item No.
16.2.0 To note the action taken on the decisions made in the l5th rneeting of the Senate
of the Institute hetd on 28r" January 2009.
Actions taken we.re noted.
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Item No.16-3.1
Ite ms fo r Co ns ider at io n
To consider clerailect n"* ,urr)i"ulum schente witlt reduced credits tnd syttabi
|J. Tech./|i. Arch. t III to VIII Semester and upto X Semester Arcltitecture
Scheines and syllabi were approved. Following decisions were also taken;
(a)
Regarding relative weightage distribution among various components of
evaluation viz. end-term-examination, mid-tenrr exam., class-work-assessment
and practical/sessional as-sessment, it was decided that the scheme oldistribution
shoutd have at least ZAYo weightage fbr 'practical' compotrent (PRB) and the
weightag.e of two mid-term together and end-term examination should bo equal.
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distribution would be followed by the departrnents for incorporating into all
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B.
Tech.'schemes. Weightage for class work (CWS) to be absorbed in the
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mid term and end term exarninations
(b) End-+erm examination will normally be of 2 hours duration. However, facutty
teaching the course may opt for more than 2 hours duration, with prior
information to.Head of the Department and Dean Academic Affairs.
(c) Head of Architecture was. requested to provide more inputs regarding the
distribution of relative weightage of various components of evaluation for
B.iArph. programme. The following committee was constituted to look into the
relative distribution of evaluation cemponents. The committee was reguested to
submit the report before the start of next session, i.e. 20'h July 20A9.
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Prof. G. Agarwal, Convener
Prof. P. R. Soni, Dean Atcademics
Prof. Ra.ieev Shringi
Prof. Ashok Sharma
Dr. C. S.. Dangayach, OC (UC)
Dr. V. Sahula, OC (PC)
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oitraining shall be 4 credits instead
Credit-weightage of industrial/practical/field
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present 2 credits' This will be
,,Discipline,,, *hi"h will now be of
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years.
(e)ThedepartmentofHumanities&Soc.Sc.wasrequestedtomakethecourseon
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..CommuRication itcitls" of 3 credits uruituUt" to all the B' Tech' students'
course
scheme that students can opt'this
departments *itf ,iafe prorisior. in,their
all the Ph.D. students must opt for a
as open-electiv. in z;ry"ar. Sirnilarly,
,compul,o,.y."ou,,.on..CommunicationSkills,.asanauditcourseof2credits.
if required. Regarding syllabus.of'
This can also be taken by M. Teclr. ,ir',o.nrt
be'section A'and lsection B'and the
lC-200 it wds decided that there shall not
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scheme-with reduced credits and syllabi
To consider ttre.ctetailed new curriculum
Semester'
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i"ritt./M.I'tan'/tuIBA/tvI'Sc' of III and IV
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Schemes and syllabi were approved'
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syttab! of.M. Tectt' -prograyyte .itr
consider tlte curriculum structure ancl
under the ctiange! nanl€'Disaster'
Natural Resources and,Disaster Managemeni
Assi essnrc nt o nd M itigatio n'
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SchemesandsyllabtlswereapprovedwiththetitleofthqProgra.mm.l^?Y..,'
to advertise the programrle "t
Assessment,& tuit6rio",.;1di1*=^1..ommended
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that adm ission, .un i. i'ua" fo' the 2009can opl rturing *is undergraduale
To consicler I'G level cottrse., wh.ich a stuclenl
to pursue (4+I) PC
while he
srwlies at MNIT in 3rcl ancl 4ttt )'e(rr'
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Variousdepartmentshavesubminedthecourses,whiclrcl.b.eoiitedbyastuder,tlr.
These courses i""l
rhe B._Tech. programme at MNIT Jaipur'
courses. Rs' 50,0001- will be charg'<i
be in addition to the no,ial B. Tech. curriiulum
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by Stevens Institute of Technology, USA
on the program,nes. Tr,e sch.,,. p,opo,ed
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teaching such courses will
this regard was approved. The iaculty rnember
suitabl; honorarium as per the Institute norms'
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Management with Greenwich, U nivers ity'
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Curricu}umstrfotureoft!9q,og,lmT:,wasapproved.Thesyl.tabiisbeingfinalize.,
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11*ut decided thai the degree awarded
togerher with Greenwich University, UK.
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rgflecting that the programme
MNIT Jaipur will have a suitable. Slal:Tent
UK.
|.rn in coliaborarion with Grgenwich University,
prog**tt of 2 yqa'rs and its distributic:
Fee shorrld be Rs' 4 lakh for the entjre
*itl be. as per the Board decision'
b"r*een MNIT una crr"n*iih university
witrr trte Centrat ,niversity
Itenr No.r6-3.6 To consider acaaemic coraboration
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The Institute rvill help the centrai University
paynr'r: :
and internet facility' This wiil be on
teaching sLrpport. laboratory, library
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involved in teaching will be paid by
basis and the lnsritLrte faculty and staff
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Ordinances & Itegulutions o/ tlG I'rogramnrc.
7'o c_onsider delction
.The deletion regarding provision of Special EntJ Terrn was not approved.'
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Horvever, it rvas decided tlrat option of Sunurrer Terrn will be available to dll the
of first through final year under UG ordinances & regutation R.25, having
grade 'E' or 'F' provided that the sturJerrt having grade 'F' has fulfilted the
attendance requirements during normalsenrester.'fhe fee payable by the student will
be Rs. I 500i- per course.
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7'o consicler the minutes
The follorving cornmittee rvas constituted to revi€w the existing provisions for
Special End Ternr and Summer Ternr. The corlrnittec rvill subrnit the report in tlre
Senate meeting.
i. Prof. D. K- Jain, Convener
ii. Sh. A. K. Agarrval
iii. Dr. C. S. Dangayach, OC (UC)
iv. Dr. V. Sahula, OC (PC)
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16.4.0 Reporting Items
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I6-4.1 List of studenls detcinert in liirt
Term [ixairtinatiorr of
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Noted. The departrnents were again requested to send the attendance of students every month by
of the month to Dean, Acadeinics.
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ttpdating
of UG and I'G Ordittattces &
Regulations sttbsequent to acloption of reduced
credit structure.
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Various proformas r{evelopedfor UG/PG progra,nmes.
N9red. The profonnas
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be rrrade availabte through web-site
I6-4.4 The recontnrcttdaliotrs of rhe conrtttiltee of thefottorving trrembers to look irtto delails of the
os lo wlut afgly studenls hove left the I'G progrentorcs before conpletion
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O Prof K. C. Jain; Cottyener
(i0 Sh. Ashok Agarwol, trIenrher
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(iv) Oficer Inchorge (l,G), lfembcr
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The Senate Chairmarr rnentioned that hc has reccivcd intimation
(NDSU), USA t.r
Architecture ancl Landscape Architecture ar North Dakota State University
l8 student
Approxinlate
consicler starfing u ,.,r',"rr., abroad progranl,ne at MNIT Jaipur'
rvould ltave a senrester at HNIT(
tunder tlre rup"riirion of a lirculty n,.r-b., frortr NDSU,
starting in 2010. ii all tliJaipur lronr ihe first u,eck of'Jant,ary to tlre first rveek in May'
colttpletc courscrvork'
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plannirrg goes well ancl tlrc r"rorr..i are available. Students
metnber nnd "1
facultl
equivalent to NDSU cQrrrses that are.iointly taught by the NDSU
by slude[(s cr.
nretntrer fronr MNIT. The courses rvould ilso be open to enrolltnenl
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l6-5.2 -Visit of Prof, R. 1,. I)alti.y,o, Cltainttatt Senate.t Direclor.l,INIT
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prof. R- P. Dahiya, .Chairman Senate apprised the
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Berkeley; Universit"
universities Stanf-orcl'tjniversity. California; Universit.v.of California'
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Sourhern California, Uos engeies; and Catifornia State-Universit;',
research collaboration rvith t'encouraged the facutty- and"stuients for academii and
universiiies and offered all possiblehelp'
the chairThe meeting ended at 7 .15 PM rvith a vote of thanks to
Dated: 26/0612009
No. F.6 (15) Misc/MNIT/2009/
Registrar
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2. Dean, Academics
3. P.S. to Director
4. P.A. to Registrar-
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Plo[. R. P. Dahiya, Dir€cror
Chairman
Dr. O. P. Chhangani, [)irecror, tJniversiry College otEngg., llTtj, Kora
Member
Dr. A. K. Bhardwaj, Additional Principal, SMS Medical Collegc
Special lnvitee
Sh. Ashok Agarwal, Alumni Rcpre.senrative, MNIT Alumni Association
Membcr
5. Prol. Copal Agrawal. {)ean. Administration & l)rol'essor Mechanical lingg. Mcmber.
6, l)rol. P. R. Soni, [)ean Acadenric Al'lairs& l)rolessorMetallurgical & Mat. tingg.Member
7. l)rol. R. P. Yadav, Dcan, Students Al'lhirs, l-lead. Illectronics & Comnr. llngg. Member
8. l)roi Ravindra Nagar, l)can, R&D and f,rof'essor Srructural Engg.
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9. Prol. A. l). Cupra, Civil Engg.
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10. Prol. Alok llanian, Prol. Training & Placement and Prol'essor Architecrure
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I l. Prol. Rohit Coyal. Civil Engineering
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12. I)r:ol. S. C. Irathak, Mechanical f:nginecring
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Ii. Prol. Alok Cupta, Chemical Enginccring
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15. Prol. Ashok Shaima, Metallurgicdl & Mar. EnggJ6. ['rof. tta.iecv Shringi, l{ead. Architccture Dcpartnrcnt
t). Prol. B. L. Srvami, Civil Engineering
l8- Prof . K. D. Cupt4, Head, Chemistry Dcpalrrncnr
19. Pro{. S. K. Sharma, Physics Depanrnerrr
20. Prol. R- K- Yadava- Head, Metallurgical & tr4at. Engg.
21. Ilrof . C. P. Sharma, Metallurgical & Mar. l:ngg.
21. Prof. A. (. Bhargava, Merallurgical & Mal Engg.
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Prol. Mool Singh,.Electrical Engineering
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24. Prof. S- L. Soni, Head, Mechanical Engineering
25- Prof. A. K. Rajvanshi, Mechanical Engineering
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Prol'. D. K. Jain. Mechanical Enginecring
Prof. lr4. S. Caur. l{ead, Compurer Engineering
29. Prol. K. C. Jain. Mathenratics Deparrntenr
30. Prol'. (lv'ts.) Rashmi Jain, Head, Marhenrarics Deparlment
ll. Prof. K. C. Srv'ami, Head, Physics Deparrnrent
i2. Prot. S. C. i!'lodani, Prbf'essor Elecrronics & Conrm. Engg.
il. Prot. A. K. Vyas. Civil En_eg.
34. Prof. S. P- Chaurasia. I-lead, Chenrical tineineering
35- Dr. Nupur Tandon. l-lead. l-lunranirics & Social Sc. Depr.
36. Dr. Arvadesh Bhardrvi.i. Head, DMS
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V. S. Pareek..Elecrrical Engg. Depr.
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Prof. Anurag Mishra, Head, Structural Engineering
19. Dr. Vineet Sahula, Olllcer Incharge (PC)
40. Dr. C-S. Dangayach, Officer Incharge (UC)
41. Shri P. S. Dhaka, Registrar
The fbllorving members couldnl atlend rhe meering: 42. Sh. Pratab Narayan, Director, CAZRI, Jodhpur
43. Dr. P. Ghosh, Executive Direcror..BISII..taipur
44. Ms. Kun-i BalaCoyal. Dean, Facultyol'l-lumanitles, Vanasthali Vidyapath
45. Dr. Pratibha Jain, Ex-Principal. Maharani College. Jaipur
46. Dr. Chander Shekhar, Director, CEEIU. Pilani
47. .Dr B. BanrJopadhyay, Advisor & Uead, Solar Energy Centre, Gurgaon
48. l)rol'. R. A. Cupta. Dean, Facult,r, Afl:rirs and Prt'rl'cssor Electrical Engg.
49. Prot P. K. Saxena. Mechanical Engq.
50.' ProL Cunrvant Sharma, Head. Civii-Eneineering
51. Prot. Sudhir Kunrar. Civil Engg.
52- Prol. Kantesh Gupta, Mathenrarics Depr.
5i. Prol. C. Ivl. .A,rora, Electrical Engineering
5d. Prot. S. K. Gupta, Mechanical Engg.
55. ProL K. R. Niyazi, Electrical Enginecrinr
56. I)rol. Rakcsh.lain. lvlechanical [-.nrincclirrg
i7 N4r. V. K..llin. l-lead. Elccrricll I-..rrtr.
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