ACTIVITY REPORT

OF
AL AMEEN IEDC (EKa)

Principal : Dr. Geetha K...................................................9447003064

(e-mail
mail : principal@alameencollege.com)

Nodal Officer : Mr Shibin Mohamed T.K......................9995023319

(e-mail : shibin87@gmail.com)
 OUR TEAM

NAME CONTACT NUMBER E-MAIL

Staff Co-ordinators
Mr. Abdul Vahab P.A (EEE) 9895395201 pa.vahab@gmail.com
Mr. Suhail T.A (ECE) 9995785709 suhailta@gmail.com
Mr. Saneesh S (ME) 8907487358 saneeshkavalam@gmail.com
Mr. Abdul Raoof K.C (CE) 9745789186 abdulraoofkc@gmail.com
Core Committee
Atheev Raja P (CEO) (S7 ME) 9496710333 atheevhere@gmail.com
Maharuf Ali P.A (CTO) (S7 ECE) 9562000564 mahroofali94@gmail.com
Fahad A (CFO) (S7 CE) 9633532562 fahadparvez6@gmail.com
Shumysudeen M (CMO) (S7 EEE) 8893691104 shumysudeen.manthedath@gmail.com
Vishnu Maheshwar (CCO) (S7 ME) 8593830293 vishnumaheshwar123@gmail.com
Mohamed Abishal K (COO) (S7 CE) 8129917798 abishaltirur007@gmail.com
Chitra P (CSO) (S7 ECE) 9846334834 chitraprabhullan@gmail.com
Department Co-ordinators (Students)
Najarul Nassar (EEE ) 8111938281 najarulnassarlulu@gmail.com
Yaser Ali K (CE) 9846245664 yazer5050@gmail.com
Kenz K (ME) 9961790599 kenznazar@gmail.com
Ayesha Irfana (ECE) 7736200301 ayeshairfanamv@gmail.com
 INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP
PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED BY IEDC AL-AMEEN
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

INAUGURATION CEREMONY

Entrepreneurship Development Club of Al-Ameen Engineering College, shoranur after

decades of inaction, was inaugurated on 16th October 2015 by Assistant District Industrial
Officer, Mrs Lino George. In her inaugural address she stressed the importance of
Entrepreneurship Development in professional students and the ways in which they can
prosper in their education & profession. She also appealed the youth of today to commit
themselves towards innovative thinking and for setting up new start-ups for the progress of
our nation.

Chief guest Dr.BabuRajendran, Former Principal NSS Engg.College, delivered the keynote
address. His speech and session on Entrepreneurship was quite inspiring. He also inaugurated
the new logo and name of EDC. The Entrepreneurship club of Al Ameen will hereafter be
called as EKa which in Sanskrit stands for one or unique.

Sri Ajay Kumar, Industries Extension Officer, in his address expressed that Al-Ameen should
develop as a institute with difference and he ensured that the government will provide all
facilities to students for their overall development. Also he complemented Entrepreneurship
Development Club members for their support and service and also for taking initiative of
establishment of ED club at Al-Ameen.

Dr.AhammedKoya, Director, Al-Ameen Trust wished the students to utilize the platform of
ED club for institutionalizing better innovative ideas along with professional knowledge.
Principal, Prof.Dr.Subramanya Prasad received the registration certificate of EDC, Al-Ameen
from Mrs Lino George and the club got official registration under Govt. of Kerala with
registration number EDC/PKD/15/2015.

The programme began with a silent prayer. Mr Fahad, S5 CE welcomed the guests &
gathering. Mr.Shibin Mohamed, ED club Nodal officer, explained the vision & mission of the
club and gave a briefing of the upcoming activities. Certificates and cash prizes for best idea,
creativity on demand & best logo design from students were distributed. The programme
concluded with a vote of thanks by Ms Chitra, S5 ECE.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
 AL-AMEEN ENGINEERING COLLEGE

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CLUB

INAUGURATION CEREMONY on 16thOctober 2015

TIME PROGRAMME

10:00AM - SILENT PRAYER

10:05AM - PROGRAMME KICKOFF

10:10AM - WELCOME SPEECH -Mr FAHAD (S5 civil)

10:15AM - DIRECTORS ADDRESS - Dr AHAMMED KOYA (Director, Academics)

10:20AM - ACTIVITY BRIEFING Mr SHIBIN MOHAMED (Co-ordinator, AL AMEEN EDC)

10:30AM - INAUGURATION: Guest of Honour, MrsLINO GEORGE(ADIO, Palakkad)

(EDC Registration certificate presentation & handingover to PRINCIPAL)

10:50AM (presenting memento to Mrs LINO GEORGE from Director)

11:00AM - FELICITATION ADDRESS: Guest of Honour, MrAJAY KUMAR (DEO)

11:08 AM (presenting memento to Mr AJAY KUMAR from Principal)

11:10AM - FELICITATION ADDRESS: PRINCIPAL, Dr C K SUBRAMANIA PRASAD

11:20AM - PRESIDENTIAL KEYNOTE ADDRESS: Chief Guest, Dr BABURAJENDRAN

11:25AM (Unveil the Name, EDC of Al Ameen and Mentoring Session)

12:20PM - PRESENTING MEMENTO TO Dr BABURAJENDRAN

12:30PM - PRIZE DISTRIBUTION- For best idea & suggestion of name for EDC

12:35PM - VOTE OF THANKS Ms CHITRA (S5 EC)

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

MENTORING MINDS I

The first ever Mentoring Programme for 2nd year, pre-final year and final year students on
Entrepreneurship Development of Al Ameen Engineering College was initiated on 14th of
October 2015. It was initiated keeping in mind to set off a series of mentoring sessions each
entitled Mentoring Minds. The programme was initially carried out for civil engg. students
only as the session was mainly to be as of an experimental and novel nature for the students
from IEDC.

The event was organized for introducing entrepreneurship and culturing a wave of innovative
thinking to students from civil engg. dept. of Al AmeenEngg. College. The event duration
was of a half-day session. The Nodal officer delivered the session and explained about the
importance of entrepreneurial thinking for the youth of today. Stress was also made on the
advantages of bringing up startup ideas based on their respective engineering discipline. The
event helped the students to open up a portal for bringing forth new startup ideas based on
civil engg. and also on other diverse fields. The IDEA BOX was introduced at the end of
the session which was to be installed at key areas of the college which enabled the students to
drop in their ideas.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

IDEATE-2K15

The IDEATE program was the first initiative for entrepreneurial training after induction and
mentoring process for first year candidates of Al Ameen Engineering College. The program
was conducted on 31st of October 2015. The program mainly focused on idea generation
techniques of students. The event was inspired from startup i3 programme technique
developed by KSUM. The programme was conducted for candidates from Mechanical,
Electrical/Electronics and Civil Engineering spanning over a 2 hour session. The Nodal
Officer & other IEDC Student members from senior classes successfully co-ordinated the
entire event.

The students were initially divided among themselves into batches of equal number. One
chart sheet was provided for each batch. The chart was divided into 3 sections as People,
Activities and Situation.

Each batch was encouraged to come up with an innovative idea which could be made into a
successful business. The idea from the student batches should be reproduced onto the canvas
into each section graphically. Under the section, People comes the general population who
benefitted from the idea. Under Activities comes the different activities related to the idea
formation and implementation. Under Situation comes the different situations in which the
idea could be implemented.

The different batches, apart from idea generation should also present an ad film of 3 minutes
duration based on their product for marketing purpose. This helped the students to understand
the importance and effort required for marketing.

The different ideas that showed talent among the rest includes

1) An app for designing and supplying garments according to user preferences.

2) A supply portal for supplying fresh vegetables to users free of chemicals.
3) An android app for providing travellers a complete profile of sightseeing places,
hotels, government buildings etc to the city to which they intended to travel.

A small appreciation and prize was awarded from IEDC to the students with the best ideas.
Miss Vinaya, Head of the Department of Applied Science & Humanities was the guest of
honour.

The event helped the students to open up a portal for entrepreneurial thinking, the importance
of marketing a product, teamwork, people & situations that are to be focused and in general
to bring about outcome based ideas from within them.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

ARDUINO MAKER CAMP

Al Ameen Engineering College in collaboration with Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) jointly
conducted a maker camp for students from Final year, third year and second year of
Electronics and Communication & Electrical and Electronics Engineering Departments
respectively. The camp was conducted on the 13th and 14th of November 2015. The students
were introduced to the programming of the microcontroller board Arduino UNO. The
training programme and its syllabus were prepared by Mr MuhammedJaseel P, who is
currently a fellow at KSUM. The camp was of 2 day duration. Eighty students initially
registered for the Maker Camp.

On the first day, the trainers and other associates from KSUM gave a brief introduction and
idea regarding programming, topics as What is Arduino? etc. The students, who were
divided into batches, were supplied with kits containing the Arduino Microcontroller Board
and other accessories such as LEDs, sensors etc. The program for coding was installed into
the laptops of each student batch. Hands on lab training for simple custom made projects
were carried out on the first day.

The second day was even more eventful than the first. After another session of custom made
projects the students were then encouraged to bring out the best in them by developing a
project of their own. After hours of Arduino board programming, the different batches had
come out with various projects and ideas which were quite innovative.

The final three projects that stood way above the rest were:

1. Digital Security System. (Group No: 4)

2. Automated Water Irrigation System. (Group No: 5)
3. Bluetooth Automation System for Home Appliances. (Group No: 8)

The student batches were awarded with Arduino Board Kits from KSUM and cash awards
from IEDC-Al Ameen. Certificates were awarded to all the students who took part in the 2
day event.

Altogether the event was quite successful and paved a way for students to interact with
skilled trainers from the industry. The event also enabled the students to learn more about
microcontrollers, its programming and different projects associated with it. The trainers were
quite impressed by the level of innovation displayed by the students and did look forward for
conducting similar technical sessions & camps at Al Ameen in the future.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

Business Challenge Workshop-2K15

The Business Challenge Workshop program was the second initiative for entrepreneurial
training after IDEATE session for first year candidates of Al Ameen Engineering College.
The program was conducted on 21st of November 2015. The program mainly focused on idea
generation and further defending the idea from the different challenges posed onto it. The
event was inspired from the American Reality business show named Shark Tank from ABC
television Channel in which budding entrepreneurs present their idea among a panel of
investors for investment. The programme was conducted for candidates from Mechanical,
Electrical/Electronics and Civil Engineering spanning over a 2 hour session. The Nodal
Officer & other IEDC Student members from senior classes successfully co-ordinated the
entire event.

The students were initially divided among themselves into batches of equal number. One
chart sheet and a set of sticky notes (Post-it Notes) were provided for each batch.

Each batch was encouraged to come up with an innovative idea which could be made into a
successful business. The chart canvas was divided into three sections; Ideas, Pros & Cons.
The idea from the student batches should be reproduced onto the canvas with the help of
Post-it Notes. The possible advantages were posted under Pros and the possible
disadvantages under Cons. The students initially presented their idea for about 5-6 minutes.
Finally the other team members were advised to challenge the feasibility of the idea
presented. Points were awarded to the team which posed good outstanding challenges and
also to teams which could very well defend their idea from challenges. A healthy debate and
challenge session resulted per se.

The workshop enabled the students to understand the importance of sustainability of their
project idea socially and financially.

The different ideas that showed talent among the rest includes

1) A Sensor mechanism in which Bike starts only if the rider wears a helmet.
2) A chemical technique for recycling used flex materials in bulk.
3) An online web portal for supplying medicines to people in need.
4) A Plasma Gasifier Mechanism used for recycling & incineration of waste materials.

A small appreciation and prize was awarded from IEDC to the team with the best ideas and
for posing the best challenges. Miss Pramuda, Asst. Professor from Mathematics Department
was the guest of honour.

The event helped the students to open up a portal for entrepreneurial thinking and the
importance of protecting and sustaining their business idea.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

INDUSTRIAL VISIT to SIFL (Steel & Industrial Forgings Limited), Athani

Steel & Industrial Forgings Limited (SIFL) is an AS9100 C certified, Public Sector
undertaking fully owned by Government of Kerala. Incorporated in 1983 and Started
commercial production in 1986, SIFL rapidly forged ahead to become a name to reckon
with. SIFL's diverse product mix caters to a wide range of sectors. These include complex
and high precision Aerospace forgings, Specialised Forgings for Defence, Heavy Forgings
for Commercial vehicles, Railways and other components for automobiles etc. The
industry is situated in a village named Athani, situated 13 kms from Thrissur city.

The IEDC student members from the First year of Mechanical Engineering Department
and a faculty member from the same (Mr.Shahid, APME) along with the Nodal Officer
visited the plant on 06th February 2016. About Thirty Nine students visited the plant in two
batches.

Within the plant both the batches were accompanied by two representatives from the
industry who were quite keen in explaining the various processes, machining units &
manufacturing methods used in the plant. One batch was allowed to visit the plant during
the forenoon and the other batch during the afternoon session.

The students were able to see and understand the different aspects of forging industry as
Die making, CAD/CAM, CNC operations, heat treatment, material testing and the main
production process of the industry which comprises die forging using hammers weighing
16 ton, 10 ton, 6 ton and 1 ton capacity.

The students were also able to observe and study the different problems faced by workers
while working in such a hot and dangerous atmosphere. The students had a real time
experience regarding the procedures and working of a mechanical forging plant. The visit
indeed was fruitful for the students for their further academic studies etc. The visit also
enabled the students to think about developing new ways and methods to overcome the
problems presently faced by the plant and its personnel.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

One day Certification Workshop on Industrial Automation/Process Control

Instrumentation

The School of Information & Instrumentation Technology (SIIT) Kottayam in collaboration

with Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre conducted a one day certification
workshop on Industrial Automation for final year students of Mechanical Engineering,
Electrical & Electronics Engineering and Electronics & Communication Engineering
registered under IEDC-Al Ameen. The workshop was conducted on 06th January 2016.

The chief trainer Mr.Johnys Mathew and two of his associates provided training for students
of our college on modern automation techniques using presentations and demo kits. The
training also introduced the students to different components as Process Sensors, Relays,
Switches, Controllers, Control valves & PLC/SCADA.

The training module is specifically designed for final year students and thus enabled the
students to be industry-ready and for empowering their knowledge. The training session
also included modules of Process Control Instrumentation which was indeed a novel topic
for the students.

The forenoon session was mainly on introductory topics and familiarisation of general
components used in the Automation section of an industry. The afternoon session mainly
focused on experimental lab sessions as remote monitoring and control, designing & wiring
of a pressure control system using PLC and use and operation of various other ICS (Industrial
Control Systems).

The student feedback obtained for the trainers revealed that although the session was of
utmost importance for their career; the duration of the workshop should have been more than
a day for deeply understanding the concepts. The students showed further interest in learning
the different aspects of Automation and Instrumentation which was quite useful in an
entrepreneurial point of view.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
 MECHANICAL ENGG

BEST PROJECT: Group 9 (Roll Nos: 18, 33, 37, 42, 56, 62)
Name of Students:

1. Kenz Kennedy
2. Mohamed Naseef K
3. Nabeel V.V
4. Rahul N
5. Vimal Vijay
6. Yousaf Shahad M.H

PROJECT TITLE: Fabrication and Testing of Fibre Reinforced composite material.

Marks Obtained: 44/50
Split-up:
Report : 23/25
Knowledge & Understanding : 12/15
Presentation : 9/10

Evaluation Panel:
Dr. S.G Eswaran (Head of the Dept.)
Mr. Siviraj K.S (Asst. Professor)
Sanjeev Kumar C.P (Asst. Professor)
Anoop K.C (Asst. Professor)
ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONICS ENGG

BEST PROJECT: Group 6 (Roll Nos: 21, 30, 32, 39)

Name of Students:

1. Muhammed Iqbal T
2. Nikhil P.K
3. Pradeep K. Madhavan
4. Shameema Riswana E.K

PROJECT TITLE: Micro power generation in an industrial roof top ventilator.

Marks Obtained: 40/50
Split-up:
Report: 10/10
Design & Development: 14.75/20
Result & Regularity: 15/20

Evaluation Panel:
Prof. Prathapchandran Pillai (Head of the Dept.)
Sethulakshmi S (Asst. Professor)
Jithin P.R (Asst. Professor)
Sudheesh T.S (Asst. Professor)
 ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION ENGG.

BEST PROJECT: Group (Roll Nos: 07, 23, 47, 50, 53)
Name of Students:

1. Naji Mahfood
2. Shifana A
3. Chithra
4. Asna Kabeer
5. Mohammed Midlaj

PROJECT TITLE: Smart Library

Marks Obtained: 40.6/50
Split-up:
Design & Development : /25
Regularity : /3
Presentation : /10
Output : /5
Viva : /7

Evaluation Panel:

Ashok K (Asst. Professor)

Thanzeela Mol A (Asst. Professor)
Basheer V.P (Asst. Professor)
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

DRIVING ENTREPRENEURSHIP (MENTORING MINDS II)

A one day workshop on Entrepreneurship was conducted in Al Ameen Engineering College

under the guidance of Entrepreneurship Development Institute of India (EDII) on 14th March
2016,

The Second Mentoring Programme was conducted for selected students of all years and
different batches of our college. It was initiated keeping in mind to set off a series of
mentoring sessions each entitled Mentoring Minds.

The Objectives of the workshop was to:

Orient the students to take up entrepreneurial career

Sensitise the challenges in entrepreneurship
Create awareness about the support system for establishing enterprises
Develop a conducive environment for entrepreneurship development

The event was organized by Mr. Sivan Ambattu, Associate faculty, EDII for introducing
entrepreneurship and culturing a wave of innovative thinking to students of Al Ameen Engg.
College. The event duration was of a full session. The Mentor delivered the session and
explained about the importance of entrepreneurship.

The Programme Outline was generally on:

o Entrepreneurship - a better career option
o Charms of being an entrepreneur
o What it takes to be a top performer
o Interaction with entrepreneurs

Mr. Sivan Ambattu conducted a series of self-assessment tests for the students to determine
their potential for entrepreneurship. The session was quite interactive and the students
enjoyed it a lot. Mr Ambattu even recognised the talents of six selected students from the
whole group. He assured about the promising possibilities for entrepreneurship in Al-Ameen
Engineering College.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

STRAW BRIDGE CHALLENGE (ENHANCING CREATIVITY I)

The Straw Bridge Challenge was conducted for first year candidates of Al Ameen
Engineering College and was a creative Brain Storming Session. The program was conducted
on 21st and 29th of March 2016. The program mainly focused on building creativity of
students. The event was inspired from CDE, California Department of Educations STEM
Education System technique (Science, Technology, Engineering & Maths) which is the
pioneering system for education and training as of now. The programme was conducted for
candidates from Mechanical Engineering Department spanning over a 2 hour session. The
Nodal Officer & Mr. Abdul Saleem T (APME) faculty of Design Engineering successfully
co-ordinated the entire event.

The students were initially divided among themselves into batches of equal number. A set of
straws, masking tape, glue for sticking and scissors were initially provided to each batch.

The competition was to build a straw bridge out of the given materials with a span of about
25 cms. The bridge should contain truss structures and shouldnt be simply flat or straight in
nature. The bridge should be simply supported and shouldnt contain any support from the
ground to the base of the bridge. The bridge would be finally tested for strength by applying
loads until it collapsed. The bridge design that could withstand the greatest amount of load
was declared the winner.

The different batches came up with different bridge designs which were both novel and
creative in nature. A small appreciation and prize was awarded from IEDC to the students
with the best designs.

The event helped the students to open up a portal for creative thinking, the importance of
teamwork, problem solving and most importantly to bring about outcome based ideas from
within them.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

Startupi3 @ Al Ameen Engineering College

The Start up i3 is the platform for students to express their innovative ideas in a group. It is
the flagship programme for entrepreneurship development from the Govt. of Kerala. The
workshop was organised by Kerala Startup Mission (KSUM) and the course modules were
designed by Openfuel. The workshop is conducted over a span of 3 days and is generally a
group wise competitive event. Brain storming the ideas in a group will help the students to
ascertain whether their idea is viable or not. The mentoring sessions are organized and made
in such a way that the best ideas are offered pre-incubation facility under KSUM and
Innovative ideas will be shown the best path as to how well the same can be executed.

A team of 5 members from over 9 colleges across boot camps in the state participated in the
programme. The members were identified by the Boot Camp Nodal officer from each
college. The team members were encouraged to interact with all the members of the
workshop to understand the pros and cons of their idea. The event was organised on 19th, 20th
and 21st of July 2016 respectively. The following are the different phases of the workshop
that was organised by the team of trainers were:

Ideate:

Ideation is one of the basic process which has to be shown the right path. Connecting the
Problem of the society and need of the society will create successful enterprise. Connecting
the same with technology will bring out innovative technology products. Kerala Start up
Mission in association with Open fuel will be giving a platform for students to interact with
each other and to through away the barrier of expression.

Innovate:

Innovation needs knowledge, exposing the students to technology will bring out innovation.
The 3 days programme helped the students to identify the core areas they can relate their
studies with innovation. They were encouraged to use the internet to successfully gather
knowledge and be cognizant of the idea they were innovating on.

Incubate:

Kerala Start up Mission gave the unique platform for the students to take their ideas to the
next level. Mentorship and technical expertise helped the students to mould their ideas into
successful products. The pre incubation facility helped the students to get a clear idea on the
infrastructure facilities provided to the start up companies. The companies need not be
registered for coming up with their start up at the initial stage.

The trainers provided a step to step idea for information and incubation procedure for the different
groups of participants. The participant groups interacted with the trainers and with each other to bring
about a business model from their idea. Al Ameen College witnessed 3 days of fun filled but intuitive
and rapid brainstorming sessions from students.

The trainers also provided mentoring sessions to students sharing the stories of famous entrepreneurs
in their journey to success. Apart from the facilitation sessions as photography competition and
Campfire the whole programme showed heights of innovation and rapid metamorphosis from the
students in their respective ideas.
All the ideas presented in the programme were exceptionally innovative and it was quite a dilemma
for the judges to come out with a proper judgement. Yet, the best projects evaluated amongst the lot
were:

First Prize : VOXIO (An innovative technique as an app for hearing and speech impaired group of
people to enjoy entertainment by students of JYOTHI ENGINEERING COLLEGE, Thrissur)
Second Prize : SWACHHBHARAT RAIL & LIMIDO(SwachhBharat Rail focused on effective
human waste disposal of railways and LIMIDIO came out to be a portable device with solar panel and
small wind turbines used to harness energy for applictations like Mobile charging etc. Both ideas were
from the two teams of Al Ameen Engineering College and the second prize was shared between
them)
Third Prize : Royal Fuelio (A novel idea to detect the amount of Fuel left in Enfield Bullet
motorcycles which did not have a fuel meter installed as such of Older Models. The idea was
presented by NSS College of Engineering, Palakkad)

The awards were distributed by Principal,of Al Ameen Engg. College, Dr.GeethaVerma.The event
concluded with the closing remarks from the trainer, Mr. Rohit and the Nodal Officer,
Mr. Shibin Mohamed. The students were addressed and inspired with the idea that getting an award is
not any criteria to have a successful startup and to be a successful Entrepreneur.

DAY 1 of the EVENT

DAY 2 of the EVENT

DAY 3 of the EVENT

Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

Internet of Things (IoT) using RASPBERRY PI Workshop

Al Ameen Engineering College hosted a two day workshop on 4th & 5th of November
2016 based on RASPBERRY PI [Internet Of Things] held in association with ARVIN
TECHONOLOGIES-Ernakulam. The purpose of the workshop was to bring about awareness
regarding latest technologies in the field of IoT [Internet of Things]. It includes classes on
raspberry pi functioning and programming conducted by Mrs. Shreya and Mrs. Aneesa,
trainers from Arvin Technologies and the Practical workshops focused on introducing
RASPBERRY PI technology was headed by Mr. Deepak, chief trainer from Arvin
Technologies. The key notes were given by Principal Mrs. Geetha Verma, Principal, Al
Ameen Engineering College & Mr. Shibin Mohamed, Nodal Officer, IEDC-Al Ameen.
Students from various colleges from various parts of kerala attended the programme &
Participated in this two day workshop. Students were divided in to seven groups with seven
members in each group. The classes were divided into two sections-practical and theoretical
sections. Theoretical section was handled by Mrs. Shreya and Mrs. Aneesa who gave a brief
explanation about computer program language python and its functioning. Mr. Deepak
trained the practical section and gave a good idea about its programming.

DAY-1

At the beginning of the section, each group was divided into two for the equal participation in
both theoretical and practical section. Hence all participants could attend the theoretical and
practical classes separately by morning and afternoon sections. Theoretical session gave a
better idea about its programming language, it gave the students an idea about different
generations of raspberry pi and a brief idea about its latest introduced functions .All models
of RASPBERRY PI featured a Broadcom system on a chip (SoC), which included an ARM
compatible central processing unit (CPU) and an on chip graphics processing unit (GPU, a
VideoCore IV). Practical sections were more interesting and cleared all doubts regarding its
programming. Students were able to experiment with raspberry pi.

DAY-2

The practical and theoretical classes were completed by morning section. Theoretical classes
showed how to access RASPBERRY PI using internet and taught its programming. Practical
classes helped the students to work with RASPBERRY PI and to access it using internet. The
afternoon section was more interesting as they conducted a competition among the groups
which enable the students to showcase their skills. All groups were much active in
completing the given task within the time limit from which three groups were chosen for their
better performance and awarded with cash prize. The group including members of Adnan,
Akshay, Subash, Ashik, Vishnu, Lamya, Divya received the first prize.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
 PROGRAMMES & EVENTS IN OTHER
INSTITUTIONS VISITED BY STUDENTS OF
AL AMEEN
 Startup i3 at Vimal Jyothi Engineering College

Start up i3 a joint venture of Kerala start up mission and

Entrepreneurship Development Club(EDC) which is turning out to be
a lodestar for young entrepreneurs. As a part of this mission Adnan
Rasheed(S7 ECE) ,Mohammed Haneef M(S7 ME),Baisil Abraham
Daniel(S7 ME),Shanu Afan(S7 ECE),Nithin PS(S7 ME) of our college
got the opportunity to attend three day camp held at Vimal Jyothi
engineering college Chemperi from 28th July 2016 to 30th July 2016
along with students of nineteen other colleges.

The three day camp began at 28th morning with an inaugural

section. The later sections were handled by Rohith Radhakrishnan
and Kavya Velani. First day focused one Ideation or the generation of
idea. The section included ideation chart and several other methods
for inspiring students to find an idea.

Second day focused on Innovation which included detailed analysis

of idea and its possible positives and negatives when the product is
introduced into market. The section included detailed analysis of
various success and failure stories in business along with methods of
improving product with various new technologies.

The last day turned to be one of the most exciting day of the camp in
which each team is allowed to present their idea within two
minutes.Our idea was about an Eye band .The band works with the
help of infrared transducers so that by simply wearing a band in wrist
blind people can understand obstructions along their path as voice
inputs. The band can help blind people to lead a normal life. Entire
twenty colleges presented their ideas. Finally the judges Rohith
Radhakrishnan ,Kavya Velani and Aiswarya (EDC Kannur
Dist.coordinator)announced the winners and our team managed to
get the second price. The staff coordinator of Entrepreneurship
Development Club Vimal Jyothi engineering college awarded us with
a sum of ten thousand rupees and certificates.
STARTUP i3 WORKSHOP

At

SAHRDAYA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY

From 21 to 23 January

Participants:
Hashir Najeeb
Ammar M
Redhul Krishna
Alsija K
Shaheeda M

Start-up I3 workshop was carried out at sahrdaya engineering college

Kodakara, Thrissur from 21st January to 23rd January for the EDC
cell members of various colleges across Kerala. The main objective
behind the workshop is to mould up young entrepreneurs. In the
workshop, training had been given to us which helped us create
innovate ideas.

We reached the college at 9 am on 21st January, as soon as we

reached we were guided by the student volunteers and we headed to
the main seminar hall for the registration. As soon as the registration
is finished the inaugural function. The inaugural address was given by
the executive director of the intuition rev Fr Dr AntoAlappadan and
the dignitarys prof.K.T.Joseph the Director, principle Dr.Sudha
George Valavi, Adviser Dr.M.S.Jayadeva had presided over the
function.

After the inaugural ceremony we were guided to our

accommodations. After our refreshment we came back. And we were
given session by Mr Rohit Radhakrishnan. Till afternoon we had our
class from Rohit sir
After the session we begin to plot our ideas on to the worksheet based
on the session given by our trainer. On the end of the day we had
assign a task of doing an advertisement which last not more than 30
sec based upon our product which we had concluded on the end of the
day. We worked till late night on our advertisement. On the next day
we had our presented our advertisement regarding our product, after
that we had entered the next phase of our workshop which was guided
by our trainer Mr.Rohit after our session till noon we worked again on
the development of our product. And at night we had a small
interactive session with Mr. JOHN KURIYAN. Who is the founder of
Kerala start up mission currently working as the IT secretary of our
state.

And on the third day we had our main presentation based on our
product, which it started from morning 9am and lasted till noon, and
after that we had our closing ceremony followed by the price
distributions.

We have got a real knowledge about making an business

oriented innovative idea, and also we are now confident about
ourselves on cultivating more innovative ideas. Me along with my
friends would like to extend our gratitude to the college for hosting
the workshop and for the support they given to us on those days. And
also we would like to extend our IEDC Nodal Officer of Al
AmeenEngg. College Mr. SHIBIN MOHAMMED for giving us this
opportunity.
REPORT OF ATTENDING IEDC INAUGURATION AT
SULLAMUSSALAM SCIENCE COLLEGE, AREACODE,
MALAPPURAM

Event on: 2nd JANUARY 2016, SATURDAY

First of all we would like to thank IEDC-Al Ameen for giving such an opportunity to

attend the IEDC inauguration of sullamussalam college. Those programmes were very

interesting and gave us the opportunity to learn more about entrepreneurship, it was a very

enriching experience for us to attend the programme.

We three (Alsija, Shaheeda& Nishida) left for attending the programme in the

morning. We reached at the college at about 10.30 am. The programme started at about 11.30

am. Firstly they introduced their college.Sullamussalam Science College is the first Arts and

Science College in Kerala to get IEDC. IEDC is an initiative of Govt. ofKerala being

promoted in educational institutions for developing institutional mechanism to create

entrepreneurial culture.It aims to foster techno entrepreneurship for generation of wealth and

employment by students of science andtechnology.

The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Cell (IEDC) at Sullamussalam Science

College, Areacode,was inaugurated by Dr.Siddeek Ahmed, Chairman and Managing

Director of ERAM group.He also inaugurated the newlyconstructed north east academic

block of SS College, and then he delivered a speech regarding the different entrepreneurships

and its role in the present day. Calicut University Vice Chancellor Dr. K MuhammedBasheer,

College manager Dr. NV Abdurahman, Principal Prof. PMuhamedIlyas, Eram Group Vice

President Suhail Abdulla also were the other dignitaries that were present there.

After the inauguration programme Dr.Siddeek Ahmed also interacted with selected student

entrepreneurs from SS College and other colleges in the area. He also had a discussion about
developing the current entrepreneurial scenario in the college with the principal, manager and

other director board members.

The interactive session kicks off with an introduction of achievements of the chief guest

Dr.Siddeek Ahmed, the honours & awards he obtained, how he got to be the top Indian

business leader in Arab world by Forbes ME which ranked him at the 16th position, and

about his research and development company, and how his ERAM scientific solutions

product delight (E - TOILET) was conferred many prestigious awards. It was great to know

about the company and his achievements.

After the introduction, the interactive session with students began. They discussed in

detail about his projects.

Apart from these the following were discussed in this session:

what is an entrepreneur as we think, and secret behind the success,

Is This Why Many Prominent Business People Move In To Social Entrepreneurship,

Is There Any Chances For Women Entrepreneurship,

what could government do to encourage more social entrepreneurship,

which is more crucial to the success of an entrepreneur; the idea or the execution?

how do we start our first company

what is the best advice for young entrepreneurs?

how can we find good technical co founders..?

these discussions were made in the session .......

Dr.Siddeek Ahmed said that, his contribution to society is something that he has learnt from

his parents, they have always been generous to people's sufferings and what he is doing today

is what he had envisioned as a child. He also said that it is an irreplaceable part of his life.

With this he concluded his words.

It was an informative, innovative & interesting session. As members of the IEDC, it was
a very motivating experience for us to attend those sessions. At 3.30pm the session concluded

with the message from the Principal of sullamussalam college.

inauguration by DR SIDDEEK AHMED

Chairman and Managing Director of ERAM group.

BY

ALSIJA K

SHAHEEDA .A

NISHIDA
 TiEcon Kerala 2015

INTRODUCTION

TiE Kerala is a member of the task force of the State Planning Board constituted to promote self-
employment.The fourth edition of the conference on entrepreneurship, TiEcon Kerala 2015,held on
November 6 and 7 at the Le Meridien Convention Centre here, aimed to assist budding
entrepreneurs in incubation, formation and early growth.

Keralas Largest Entrepreneurs Convention with a global perspective, featured leaders from across
geographies. The conference was an opportunity for entrepreneurs to widen their horizons through
information and interaction. The two day conference saw more than 100 speakers, over 40
concurrent sessions in 5 parallel tracks had participation over 2000 delegates. The theme was
Driving Entrepreneurship through disruption.It feels kind to attend this camp and proudly to
become the representatives of AL AMEEN COLLEGE,under the ED club in our college.

EDC MEMBERS ATTENTED

Being the members of IEDC club of our college,AL AMEEN ENGINEERING COLLEGE,Shornur , we
were proud to attend the conference.

YASER ALI.K (S4 CE)

SHYAMJITH.R.KIRAN (S4 CE)

SHARATH.R.KIRAN (S4 CE)

TiEcon KERALA 2015

Venue : Le Meridian & Convention centre , Kochi.

Start date : 6 Nov 2015

End date : 7 Nov 2015

The session was inaugurated at about 10:30 am under the auspices of P.H Kurien, Principal Secretary
under the United democratic front banner. Many established professionals, entrepreneurs and
businessmen like Mr. Kris Gopalakrishnan Executive Vice Chairman, Infosys, Ronnie Screwala
Founder & CEO, UTV Group, Ravi Venkatesanetc were the main speakers.

Highlights of TiEcon Kerala

Networking opportunity

Mentoring sessions & pitch fest to build entrepreneurs

Woman & Student Entrepreneurship

Sharing the joy of success

My story

One to one session with Leaders

Key Sessions in TiEcon Kerala 2015

Driving entrepreneurship in family businesses

The next-gen entrepreneurs

Branding and social media for businesses

Impact of urbanization on entrepreneurship

Smart or Size Innovation and Growth

we can create a road map for developing kerala as an economic superpower using the strength in
agriculture, trading health care, tourism & IT and also rectifying and correcting the weakness in the
current infrastructure.

Conclusion

Entrepreneurship is like a football,in earlier business models the focus was on the goal post and the
players ability to take the ball has fast and far as possible to hit a goal.Disruption age of the
entrepreneurship was focused on innovation, expantion of the business,changes in today's business
world. TiE Kerala looks forward to helping transform these dreamers become successful
entrepreneurship and turn their ideas into reality to change the world
 START-UP i3
Ideate.innovate.incubate.

Conducted at TocH Institute of Science & Technology (TIST), Arakkunnam, Kochi.

Program Date: 19-21 October, 2015.

Participants:

Abhishal
Atheev Raja P
Fahad
Shumysudheen
Vishnu M

Start-Up i3 is a three day workshop for developing the Entrepreneurship abilities

among Professional students. The event was hosted by TocH Institute of Science & Technology,
Arakkunnam, Kochi. The Start-Up i3 is powered by Open Fuel, an organization intended to
bring about changes in the existing perspectives of professional students, urging them to find
their own paths, by helping them to begin their own Start-ups. The program in TIST was second
of its kind in Kerala.

The program kick-started on 19th of October, 2015, at 10a.m. as planned. Students from
different colleges across Kerala participated in the event, making it a huge one. We the 5
students represented Entrepreneurship Development Club of Al-Ameen Engineering College,
Shoranur. As it was our first outside-college event on Entrepreneurship, obviously we were
really excited. The PRO of TIST welcomed us, the delegates of the Start-Up i3 Program, which
really made us held our head high! The fellows of Open Fuel introduced themselves to us and
also gave us a talk on how to cultivate your own start up. Each college is provided with separate
area and some properties along with Wi-Fi accessibility. They taught us how to use those
properties to bring about an idea. According to their instructions we started to plan our idea.
We met up with other students of various colleges. The first day went on, preparing the
ideation chart, a property provided. The lunch was provided by the college authority and was
set up in the hostel mess. Transportation facilities were also provided. Our stay was organized
at a 3 star hotel, 5 kms away from the institution.
On 20th of October 2015, the second day of the event, we were picked up by the
college bus from the hotel to the college. We continued to work on our idea, with the help of
some valuable suggestions from other delegates and also the Coordinators of the program.
Half way through the program, we had to present an advertisement for our idea, which really
helped us to relax and refresh our minds. Our idea was to start a bike/two-wheeler taxi and
pooling service in urban areas. Our motto behind the idea was to reduce the time-wastage of
passengers, during their daily commuting, because of the heavy, rising traffic.
 On the third and final day of the event, we had to present our idea in about 5 minutes in
English in-front of all the delegates, and the coordinators, and the best idea was to be selected.
Even though our idea and presentation got a lot of applause from the audience, our idea was
not among the best 3s which won the prizes. The event was concluded by a thanks-giving
speech by the delegates, college authorities, and also the Open Fuel Coordinators, followed by
photo sessions. Even though our idea wasnt selected, a few months later, the Global Taxi
service tycoon, UBER executed this mode of taxi-service in Bangalore. Thus, the event was a
fruitful one, making us aware that those who won the prizes may not be the ones who would
always win!
Other programmes /Workshop attended by Students.
A) Startup i3's

1. Abhijith (S8 ME) and team participated in the Startup i3 held at M.E.S
College of Engineering, Kuttipuram on 28th-30th July 2016.
2. Shaheeda M (S8 CE) and team Won Second Prize at Startup i3 held at
SNIT Adoor, from 07th to 09th April 2016.
3. Yaser Ali (S6 CE) and team participated in the Startup i3 held at Musliar
College of Engineering, Pathanamthitta on 04th-06th April 2016.

B) Other Workshops/Events

1. Kichu Sreesan and Pranav attended the MAKER WORKSHOP at FISAT,

Angamaly on 22nd October 2016.
2. Pranav, Kichu Sreesan, Jaseer and Renna of First year Won second prize in
the I2P (Idea 2 Prototype) event in ENTREPRENIA ' 16 at N.S.S College of
Engineering on 24th & 25th of Sept. 2016.
29 students from our college had attended for the same.
3. Core Co-ordinators of our college along with four students (11 students)
attended the IEDC summit on 23rd August 2016.
4. Shyamjith R. Kiran & team attended the The Kerala edition of Techcircle
Startup Tour 2016 on 16th June 2016.
PROGRAMMES AND EVENTS VISITED BY FACULTY OF
AL-AMEEN ENGINEERING COLLEGE
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

One day workshop on Patenting and Procedures

IEDC Sahrdaya in association with Dept. of Biomedical Engineering at Sahrdaya College of

Engineering and Technology, Kodakara, Thrissur organized a One Day Workshop on Patenting
Procedures on 15th January 2016. The workshop was attended by the Nodal Officer
(Mr.Shibin Mohamed), three other faculty members (Mr.Ragesh, Mr.Siviraj&Mr.Naseef
T) and industry personnel from Metal Industries, Shoranur
(Mr.Purushottaman).

The Resource Person was Sreekanth K.S, Examiner for Patents and Designs, Dept. of Industrial
Policy and Promotion, Ministry of Commerce. The Programme was divided into two sessions,
the forenoon and afternoon sessions respectively.

The forenoon session covered the different aspects of patenting, the need for patenting, and
information regarding registration and trademarks.

The afternoon session covered much wider aspects as to how the patenting procedure is done, the
flow chart as to how the procedure moves etc. Mr.Sreekanth K.S also explained how the
patenting procedure can be carried out online by showing a live demonstration through the
website of Department of Industrial Policy and Promotion.

The workshop was quite useful for us to understand the process that has to be carried out before
applying for a patent, the means to draft and the procedures involved in granting a patent. The
resource person also shared all the notes and power point presentations that he had with him. The
information gathered helped us to share the same with our students from our college. We look
forward to further such programmes and are indeed thankful to Mr.Jibin Jose, Nodal
officer, IEDC-Sahrdaya for providing such a wonderful session.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

Second Capacity Building Programme for Boot camp Nodal officers

The second incubation program for Nodal officers of different institutions of the state was
conducted on 19th and 20th of February 2016 at AmalJyothi College of Engineering,
Kanjirappally. The event generally focused on the ways in which entrepreneurship activities can
be developed among the students and pave a way for innovative thinking amongst them.

The event opened up with an inauguration ceremony. It was followed by a great motivation
session by Fr. Dr. Jose, Principal, AJCE on How to become an entrepreneur. He did give us a
wonderful narrative regarding the hardships he faced when he decided to set up his first business
undertaking. The Afternoon session after lunch was from Dr.Jippu Jacob, Professor, AJCE on
patenting and procedures. The various aspects that are essential while filing a patent, the methods
of drafting & submission were discussed in this session. He also gave us ideas as to how to
actuate the students for innovation by observing nature. After the tea session, we had a brief
demonstration of a wonderful project from a student of AJCE which was regarding a prototype
demonstration on latex tapping. Further on, Mr.Arun A.S, Asst. Professor, Heera College of
Engg. & Technology shared his experiences as a nodal officer and the activities conducted in
HCET so far. The nodal officers were able to have an open session during this in which they
were able to share the different problems and issues they faced. After dinner, all the nodal
officers gathered once again in the conference hall for an open discussion. Many officers cited
various problems they faced which includes lack of innovative pool of students, issues from
management, issues regarding finance for conducting activities & lack of training programs for
students of mechanical and civil streams. Prof.Sherin Sam Jose, Assoc. Professor, AJCE
reassured us regarding the problems we faced and shared his experiences which was indeed quite
helpful.

The next day opened up with a session from Prof.Sherin Sam Jose regarding role of Bootcamp
and the ways to procure fund and the effective methods by which it could be utilised. The session
was highly beneficial to nodal officers who were recently appointed. The day ended up with a
session from Mr. Vishal B., Technical Officer, Kerala Startup Mission, regarding the role of
KSUM in promoting entrepreneurship development in academic institutions and the work done
by KSUM so far.

The 2 day workshop helped the nodal officers to interact openly among themselves, resolve the
different doubts regarding the finance control, activities that has to be undertaken in their
colleges etc. The workshop was quite helpful for empowering the nodal officers to make a
change in their institutions by promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.

Shibin Mohamed T.K

Nodal Officer
IEDC-Al Ameen
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Development Centre-Al Ameen Engineering College

Fifth Capacity Building Programme for Boot camp Nodal officers

Fifth capacity building program of Nodal officers of different institutions of the state was conducted on
29 and 30 of November 2016 at sahrdaya college of engineering,kodakara.The event generally focussed
on the ways in which entrepreneurship activities can be developed among the students and how can
distributes the fund for the programs among them.
The event opened up with an inauguration ceremony. It was followed by a great speech by Dr. Sudha
George Valavi,principal and Prof K.T Joseph, director of the institution. After the inauguration
ceremony the following sessions are conducted.

First day
Addressing by Mr.Jobin,Nodal officer,sahrdaya college of engineering.
Speech by visal kadam,Technical officer,KSUM about basic ideas about entrepreneurship.
Inspiration speech and How to become an entrepreneur by Mr.Sherin sam jose
Experience shared by Mr. Sathasivam ,waynad and he gives a brief description about
Organic greenhouse made by him and a speech about a lighting project at tribal areas,
wayanad conducted by his team
Afternoon session was the group discussion
All nodal officers are categorised into four groups for discussion and each group discussed
separately
Each group shared their experience and they suggested different ideas that how to become
an entrepreneur. how to manage students to cooperate with EDC. How to improve the EDC
cell in our college etc.
Second day
Second day starting with a speech of nodal officers and EDC members of sahrdaya college
of engineering
Experience shared by the chief operating officer of EDC sahrdaya (students side)
Each nodal officers shared their own experience and suggestions related to
entrepreneurship and their progress of EDC cell at their colleges
speech of Dr. Sudha George Valavi,principal and Prof K.T Joseph, director of sahrdaya
college of engineering
certificate distribution

The 2 day workshop helped the nodal officers to interact openly among themselves, resolve the
different doubts regarding the finance control ,activities that has to be undertaken in their colleges
etc..The workshop was quite helpful for empowering the nodal officers to make a change in their
institution by promoting innovation and entrepreneurship.

Abdul Vahab
IEDC Dept.Co-ordinator
Dept.of Electrical & Electronics Engg.
IEDC-Al Ameen
 TiECON KERALA 2016

Building a Great Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

18,19 November 2016 | Le Meridien, Kochi

Keralas Largest entrepreneurs Convention TiEcon Kerala 2016 featured leaders from across
geographies. About 1500 delegates from India and abroad consisting of a large number of
Entrepreneurs, Industry leaders, Decision Makers, Startup entrepreneurs, Student
entrepreneurs, etc are participated in the event. More than 100 speakers from India and
abroad addressed various business sessions concurrently in two days.

Networking Opportunities

TiE believes in the immense power of networking TiEcon Kerala 2016 provides one of the
biggest platforms for business networking with whos who from the business world.

Mentoring Sessions, Pitch Festival and Startup Pavilion

The conference focused on Mentoring, Networking, Educating, Incubating and Funding sessions.
A series of B-to-B / One-to-one sessions & Pitch Festival, Seek a Mentor and Growth Coaches
sessions, designed to provide the delegates with opportunities to meet and interact with investors,
mentors and leaders. These sessions are highly benefitted, especially for Startup entrepreneurs
whose companies are in the growth path and awaiting scaling up.

My story & Fireside chat

My Story and Fireside chat will inspire young minds to start their entrepreneurial journey.

As part of TiECon 2016, TiE Kerala is organising 3 events viz: Startup Pavilion,
Entrepreneurship Mentoring and Pitch Fest for the benefit of startup and early venture
Entrepreneurs.
Keynote Sessions
From Startup to Stand-up
When growing gets tough, the tough get growing
How to be a mentor and a coach?
How to be an angel investor?
Topics/Questions in the mind of young entrepreneurs

Concurrent Tracks
IoT- Internet of things
Tourism
Life sciences
Lessons from failures
Re-inventing Agriculture
Innovation & Disruption
Inception to exit- Value Creation Story

Speakers of TiECON Kerala 2016

Lakshmi Narayanan
Vice chairman & ex-CEO of Cognizant Ravi Venkatesan
Technology Solutions Corp Chairman, Bank of Baroda, India

Ashok Soota
Dr. A. Velumani Executive Chairman and Co-Founder,
Managing Director and Chief Executive Happiest Minds Technologies
Officer, Thyrocare
 Jennifer Daubeny Musthafa PC
Consul General of Canada, Bangalore CEO, iD Fresh Food (India) Pvt. Ltd.

Kavitha Iyer Rodrigues

Byju Raveendran Co-Founder and Director, Zumutor
Founder & CEO, BYJUs Biologics/Theramyt Novobiologics Pvt Ltd

Number of other programmes /Workshop attended by

Staff & Nodal Officer.
1. IEDC Summit 2016 at Girideepam Convention Centre, Trivandrum. Was
awarded a memento for 'Exemplary Performance' for 25 IEDC's among
150 IEDC's of our state.
2. One day Entrepreneurship Program 'EDUCON-2016' at FISAT, Angamaly
on 11th June 2016.
3. Startups Valley Inauguration on 17th May 2016. (Attended by Mohammed
Shahid, Staff Co-ordinator)
4. One week UNCTAD Empretec workshop in Park Hyatt Chennai from 25th
to 30th April 2016.
CONSOLIDATED REPORT

SL No Item Nos

1 Number of Competitions/ 18
Hackathons/Exhibition participated

2 Awards won by the students. 3

3 The amount generated by winning cash 30000(3 Startupi3's)

prize. 3000 (I2P in Entreprenia)

4 No of exhibitions conducted 0

5 No of Startups in the IEDC with Details 05*

1) PROPOFLY-design and
development of Quadcopters
2) RHOMBIC
INNOVATIONS-
Engineering Design and
Development
3)TRAZER-Electrical
Solutions, CCTV and Security.
4) AL AMEEN ACES-
Software and APP
development for academic
institutions.
5) *GREAT FAB- Garments
Manufacturing Industry (Small
Scale industry outside IEDC
from students)

6 No of Patents Generated in the IEDC 0

7 No of Commercial Projects 1
 EXPENSES REPORT

2nd Expenses Report Submitted at the end of 2016

INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, IEDC-AL AMEEN (Eka)

Reg No: EDC/PKD/15/2015
AL AMEEN ENGINEERING COLLEGE, KULAPULLY SHORANUR
Amount
Sl Net Expenses Amount obtained from
obtained from
No: Incurred College Fund/Students
Programmes Conducted KSUM Fund
1 Automation Workshop 1080 NIL 1080
2 Industrial Visit (SIFL) 1050 1050 0
3 Driving Entrepreneurship (EDII Workshop) 3788 0 0
Al Ameen Innovations 2016 (Selection of Best 8300 (2000 per
4 0 8300
Projects) project)
5 Creativity Challenge Workshop (Straw Bridge) 540 0 540
6 Startup i3* 1,71,032 32,318 138714
7 IDEATE 2K16 480 0 480
8 IoT using Raspberry Pi Workshop 37,214 10,200 27,014

Amount
Sl Expenses Amount obtained from
Programmes and Events Visited by Students obtained from
No: Incurred College Fund/Students
KSUM Fund
1 MAKER WORKSHOP at FISAT 480 0 480
2 Entreprenia 2016 (29 students) 31100 11700 19400
3 IEDC Summit 16100 0 16100
4 Tech Circle VC Circle Kerala Edition 9200 2600 6600
5 WAY MAKER 2K16 NIL NIL NIL
6 Sullamussalam Science College-IEDC Inauguration 550 0 550
7 Startup i3-Vimal Jyothi College 0 0 0
8 Startup i3-M.E.S Kuttippuram 0 0 0
9 Startup i3-S.N.I.T Adoor 2000 0 2000
10 Startup i3-Musaliar College 1500 0 1500
 Amount
Sl Expenses Amount obtained from
Programmes and Events Visited by Faculty obtained from
No: Incurred College Fund/Students
KSUM Fund
1 Fifth capacity building program of Nodal officers 600 NIL 600
2 TiECON 2016 (2 Personsx2 Days) 2950 NIL 2950
3 'EDUCON-2016' at FISAT SELF NIL 0
4 Startups Valley Inauguration 970 NIL 970
5 UNCTAD Empretec workshop SELF NIL 0

6 Nodal Officers Incubation Ceremony - Amal 1592 NIL 1592

Jyothi Engg. College
Patenting & Procedures Workshop - IEDC
7 NIL NIL NIL
Sahrdaya
Amount
Sl Expenses Amount obtained from
OTHER EXPENSES obtained from
No: Incurred College Fund/Students
KSUM Fund

1 SEED Fund for Project Development for Startup 5000 0 5000

(Al Ameen ACE)

* The Sum amount of 1,38,714 was credited BALANCE AMOUNT as

1,83,802
seperately from KSUM for Startupi3 event on 15-12-2016
 1st Expenses Report Submitted at the end of 2015

INNOVATION & ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, IEDC-AL AMEEN (Eka)

Reg No: EDC/PKD/15/2015

AL AMEEN ENGINEERING COLLEGE, KULAPULLY SHORANUR

LIST OF ACTIVITIES & DATES

Net Amount
Sl Dates of the Amount obtained
Programmes Conducted Expenses obtained from REMARKS
No: Session from College Fund
Incurred KSUM Fund
IEDC Induction Ceremony-
1 19-09-2015 NIL NIL NIL
Freshers
Mentoring Session-Civil
2 14-10-2015 NIL NIL NIL
Department
3 Inauguration Ceremony - EKA 16-10-2015 11175 3000 8175
Vigilance Awareness Week (with
4 30-10-2015 2145 NIL 2145
NSS)
5 IDEATE 2K15 31-10-2015 480 NIL 480
13, 14 Nov
6 Arduino Maker Camp 10695 1704 8991
2015
7 Business 'Challenge' Workshop 21-11-2015 700 NIL 700

8 Automation Workshop 06-01-2016 1080 NIL 1080

Amount
taken by
9 Industrial Visit (SIFL) 06-02-2016 1050 1050 NIL
Visiting
Students

Driving Entrepreneurship
10 14-03-2016 Forthcoming
(EDII Workshop)
8300
Al Ameen Innovations 2016
11 21-03-2016 (2000 per 8300 Forthcoming
(Selection of Best Projects)
project)
 Sum obtained
Sl Programmes and Events Visited Dates of the Expenses Sum obtained
from KSUM REMARKS
No: by Students Session Incurred from College Fund
Fund
19-21 Oct
1 Startup i3-TocH Institute 2000 NIL 2000
2015
2 TiEcon Kerala 2015 6-7 Nov 2015 NIL NIL NIL

3 Sullamussalam Science College 02-01-2016 550 NIL 550

IEDC Inauguration
21-23 Jan
4 Startup i3-Sahrdaya College 987 NIL 987
2016
23-24 Feb
5 WAY MAKER 2K16 NIL NIL NIL
2016

Sum obtained
Sl Programmes and Events Visited Dates of the Expenses Sum obtained
from KSUM REMARKS
No: by Faculty Session Incurred from College Fund
Fund
Patenting & Procedures
1 15-01-2016 NIL NIL NIL
Workshop - IEDC Sahrdaya
Nodal Officers Incubation
19-20 Feb
2 Ceremony - Amal Jyothi 1592 NIL 1592
2016
Engg. College

IEDC Nodal Officer Principal

Note: A net sum of 35000 Rupees was debited from the KSUM fund.