Library
The presence of a well-equipped library facility at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology (DCET) is a tremendous privilege for our students. This library serves as the academic heart of our institution, offering a wide array of advantages. Firstly, the library provides access to an extensive collection of educational resources, including textbooks, reference materials, research papers, journals, and magazines, catering to the diverse needs of students across various engineering and technology disciplines. This wealth of resources ensures that students have ample material to support their coursework, research, and self-study.
How you can benefit from the library
- Moreover, the library plays a pivotal role in enhancing academic performance. It offers a tranquil environment conducive to concentrated studying, which directly contributes to improved academic outcomes.
- Within its walls, students engage in group study sessions, quiet reading, and collaborative projects, thereby fostering a culture of learning excellence.
- For those with a penchant for research and innovation, the library is an invaluable asset. With access to research journals, conference proceedings, and databases, students can stay abreast of the latest developments in their field. This access promotes a culture of curiosity and inquiry, motivating students to explore new ideas and contribute to the advancement of knowledge.
- The expert guidance provided by the knowledgeable library staff further elevates the library’s significance. Librarians are readily available to assist students in finding relevant resources, navigating research databases, and mastering proper source citations. This guidance ensures that students make the most of the library’s offerings.
- Borrowing privileges are another practical advantage of the library. Students can take books and materials home, eliminating the need for them to purchase expensive textbooks and making education more affordable. This system also encourages students to explore a wide range of topics beyond their prescribed curriculum.
- In addition to its wealth of resources, the library offers a comfortable and well-designed environment for students. Comfortable seating, well-lit reading areas, and access to digital resources make the library a welcoming place for study and collaboration. Moreover, it often provides access to computers and Wi-Fi, enabling students to conduct online research and access e-books and digital journals.
Library Team
Sl. No. |
Name |
Designation |
1. |
Dr. Mohd Merajuddin |
Library Incharge and Associate Prof. ECE Dept. |
2. |
Mr. SHAIK MOIN |
LIBRARIAN |
3. |
Mr. MD RASHEEDUDDIN |
LIBRARY ASST. |
4. |
Mrs. NIKHATH SULTANA |
LIBRARY ASST. |
5. |
Miss FARZANA BEGUM |
LIBRARY ASST. |
6. |
Mr. Mohammed Abdul Majeed |
Lab Technician |
7. |
Mrs. MAIMUDA BEGUM |
BOOK BEARER |
8. |
Mrs. ASMA ROOHI |
ATTENDER |
Contact Details
Dr. Mohd Meraj Uddin
Associate Professor,ECE
Incharge – Library
Phone:040-24802634(311),E-Mail:meraj4711@deccancollege.ac.in
Mr. Shaik Moin
Librarian
Phone:040-24802634(311), Mobile:9949749909 (M) E-Mail:librarian@deccancollege.ac.in
Services and Users
Category |
No. of Cards |
Faculty |
5 (Five Boo+2two CD/Journals) |
Non Teaching |
1 card |
PG Students |
4 cards |
UG Students |
3 cards |
NUMBER OF LOAN CARDS Penalty Structure
Category |
Loan Period |
Penalty |
|
Faculty and Staff |
90 Days |
Re. 1/- per day |
|
Students |
15 Days |
||
Loss of Book |
Loss of Book needed to be Replace with a new copy of the same book with binding charges and fine as per the above till the book is replaced or A fine of 3 times the cost of book with fine as per the above till the date of replacing the loss of books. |
Library Users
Category |
No. of Users |
Faculty |
50 |
Non Teaching |
30 |
PG Students |
50 |
UG Students |
250 |
Library Membership
- All the bonafide students of the college, faculty and non teaching staff are eligible free membership.
- Membership Application should be made on the prescribed form available in the library at circulation counter.
Library Guidlines
- Members/ users have to produce their identity cards at the entrance and Sign the register at the entrance before entering the library.
- Members/ users have to keep their personal belongings at the property counter, at the entrance.
- Library users are not permitted to take personal copies of the books or other print materials inside the library.
- Silence shall be strictly observed inside the library.
- Use of Cell phone is strictly prohibited inside the library.
- Books, journals, other documents, library equipments, etc., should be handled with care.
- REFERENCE BOOKS are NOT for ISSUE.
- Users have to leave five minutes before the closing hour of library.
- Library provides ‘open access’ facility. Users are advised not to replace the books on shelves. They may leave the books on tables after use. The book misplaced is a lost book.
- Marking, underlining, writing or defacing the books in the library in any form, if detected, will lead to fining and other punishments.
- Users will have to produce identity card along with the library ticket at the time of issue of books and other library documents.
- Three renewal is permitted to users. Further renewal of the same books is not entertained under any circumstances.
- Period of loan is 15 days for students and six month staff.
- Overdue charges of one Rs.1 day for a book will be levied from the borrowers after the due date. This is for six months. 7th month onwards fine is Rs.2 per day.
- Damaged or worn out books will not be issued to users.
- Users have to examine the books carefully and report damages if any to the assistant on the duty. The borrower will be held responsible for any damage discovered subsequent to the issue of book to him.
- A penalty of Rs. 50/- will be imposed when a date label or book pocket from the issued book is found missing or damaged.
- If an issued book is lost or damaged, the matter should be reported to the librarian immediately. Borrower has to replace it with a new copy of the same edition / subsequent edition within the due date. If it is not available in the market, three times the cost of the book and fine upto the date on which the book is replaced are to be paid.
- If the lost / damaged book is out of print, the price will be fixed according to the discretion of librarian, taking into account the importance of the demand for the book.
- Librarian reserves the right to recall at any time any book issued from the library. Library is also empowered to terminate the loan facility to any borrower, if he / she is found to infringe on library rules.
- When a ticket is lost, the matter should be brought immediately to be notice of librarian for necessary action.
- Loss of the library card will entail a fine of Rs. 100/-.
- Users / members have to surrender the library ticket when they leave the institution. ‘no dues certificate’ will be issued to a user, only after the ticket is returned and the dues, if any to the library are cleared
Library ResourcesÂ
The library is one of the best technical resource and has a good holding of books, journals, reports video cassette and CD Rom , E-books database.
The library follow OPEN ACCESS SYSTEM.
Sl. No. | Branch | Tiles | Volumes | Journals | ||
National(Printed) | International | e-Journals | ||||
1 | Civil | 1269 | 7083 | 15 | 3 | J-Gate IEEE E-Journal Springer McGraw-Hill Videeya E-Books |
2 | Civil (M.E.) | 71 | 471 | |||
3 | Mechanical & Production | 1580 | 7240 | 19 | 2 | |
4 | Electronics & Communication | 1663 | 6183 | 16 | 8 | |
5 | Electronics & Communication (M.E.) | 255 | 550 | |||
6 | Electrical & Electronics | 774 | 3621 | 9 | 1 | |
7 | Instrumentation | 583 | 2315 | 8 | ||
8 | Computer Science | 1257 | 5611 | 11 | 11 | |
9 | Computer Science (M. Tech.) | 63 | 179 | 0 | ||
10 | Information Technology | 787 | 4127 | 10 | ||
11 | Master of Computer Applications | 709 | 4291 | 5 | ||
12 | Science, Humanities, Management & Misc. | 2715 | 10197 | 15 | 0 | |
TOTAL | 11726 | 51868 | 108 | 25 | Â |
- J-Gate Engineering & Technology (JET) 6206 Indexed, free full Text 2939.
- IEEE E-Journal Title 169 back file from 2005.
- Springer Mechanical Engineering collection Title 49 back file from 1997 to 2015.
- McGraw-Hill Access Engineering Title 630.
- E-Books through Videeya – which is a multi-publisher eBook platform.
Available Books
Titles | 11726 |
Volumes | 51868 |
National Journals | 108 |
International Journals | 25 |
Total Journals / Magazines | 133 |
Total E Journals | 218 |
Total E Books | 630 + Videeya Bookshelf |
Back Volume Journals (Indian & Foreign) | 1680 |
CDs & DVDs | 4511 |
Video Cassettes | 388 |
Library collection is totally automated with library software and barcodes.
Library has shifted to web-enabled user friendly NewGenLib library software which is based on Unicode, by which document data can be entered and accessed in Urdu, Arabic, Persian, Hindi and all regional language. The software is base on Linux, which doesn’t have virus effect.
Digital libraryÂ
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Particulars | Details |
Hardware | 2 servers connected with multimedia system in the main library. |
Software | NewGenlib |
Networking | The inter library developed LAN an connected to the campus |
E-Journals | |
E-Lecture | Vedio Cassettes , NPTEL |
E-Books | Videeya a multi-publisher eBook platform. |
Library NoticeÂ
- Students are advised to bring their ID cards, when they visits the library.
- Cell Phone talking and using of MP3 player are not allowed inside the Library.
- Students are advised not to exchange the library cards.
- Students are advised not to take more than one copy of the same book.
- Students are advised not to keep any voluble in their bags kept outside the library counter. Library staff are not responsible for any such loss.
Attention – Students and Staff
Library Books are issued on online Barcode based circulation methods, Hence it is informed to produced ID Cards for all library transaction, no transaction will be done without ID Cards.
ParticularsDetailsNDL India
E-Journals
- J-gate plus (Engineering and Technology)
- IEEE ASPP
- McGraw-Hill Access Engineering
- Springer mechanical access
- Videeya EBooks
Open Access Resources
- http://www.doaj.org/
- http://www.dli.ernet.in/
- http://www.intute.ac.uk/
- http://journalseek.net/eng.htm/
- http://www.icast.org.in/ejournal/ejournal.php/
- http://bentham.org/open
- http://web.mit.edu/
- http://oajse.com/
- http://informationr.net/ir/index.html
- http://www.ezinemart.com/
News Papers
- Etemaad
- Employement News
- Times of India
- Indian Express
- The Hindu
- Deccan Herald
- Deccan Chronicle
- Eenadu
- Vaartha
- Nav Bharat
- http://www.world-newspapers.com/
- http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/
E-Books
- http://www.e-booksdirectory.com
- http://freecomputerbooks.com/
- http://www.freetechbooks.com/
- http://www.planetebook.com/
- http://www.freebookspot.es/
- http://manybooks.net/
- http://www.free-ebooks.net/
- http://www.ebookdirectory.com/
- http://www.getfreeebooks.com/
- https://babel.hathitrust.org/
- http://digital.library.upenn.edu
- http://www.ebooksdownloadfree.com
- http://www.ebook-x.com/
- http://it-ebooks.info/
- http://2020ok.com
- http://www.worldbookfair.com
- http://www.worldlibrary.net
- http://www.dli.ernet.in
- http://www.ocw.usu.edu
- http://www.gutenberg.org/wiki/technology_(bookshelf)
- http://www.doabooks.org
E-Tutorials
- http://nptel.ac.in
- http://www.electronics-tutorials.ws
- http://www.nptel.iitm.ac.in/
- http://www.learnerstv.com
- http://see.stanford.edu/
Thesis / Dissertations
Important Links
- British Library
- http://www.enggwave.com/
- http://www.osmania.ac.in/
- http://www.business-standard.com/
- http://www.innovationcouncil.gov.in/
Video Lectures
Student resourcesÂ
Under Graduate – Syllabus & Previous Question Papers
Branch | Syllabus | Question Papers Semester Wise | |
2011 to 2015 | 2016 Nov/Dec | ||
First Year | |||
Civil | |||
Mechanical | |||
Electronics & Communication | |||
Electrical and Electronics | |||
Computer Science | |||
Information Technology | |||
Electronics and Instrumentation | |||
Production |
Post Graduate – Previous Question Papers
Department | Syllabus | Question Papers Semester Wise |
Master of Computer Applications | Coming soon | |
M.Tech CSE | ||
M.E Digital Systems | Will be added soon | |
M.E Structural | Coming soon | Will be added soon |
M.E Transportation | Coming soon | Will be added soon |
Advance Learning Center
The Advance Learning Center is a beacon of modern education, where cutting-edge technology converges with the pursuit of knowledge. Our facility boasts a range of state-of-the-art resources that are instrumental in shaping an innovative and immersive learning experience. With a sophisticated Public Address System, we ensure that information reaches every corner of our spacious auditorium, enhancing communication during lectures and events.Â
Our collection of Laptop Computers empowers students and educators to harness the power of portable computing for research, presentations, and collaborative projects. In tandem with our LCD Projectors and Overhead Projectors, complex topics come to life on large screens, making them more accessible and engaging. High-quality screens complement these projectors, delivering vibrant visuals for a diverse range of content.Â
Facilities provided to staff and Students
- Public Address System
- Laptop Computer
- LCD Projector
- Over-Head Projector
- Screen Laser Pointer
- T. V . Sets – 29″
- VCR’s
- DVD & CD Players
- Sony Audio Cassette Recorder
The Laser Pointer adds precision to presentations, allowing educators to highlight key points and enhance clarity. 29″ TV Sets provide versatility for multimedia presentations and group discussions, while VCRs and DVD & CD Players offer access to a wealth of educational multimedia. Lastly, our Sony Audio Cassette Recorder preserves audio-based learning content, catering to diverse educational needs.Â
At the Advance Learning Center, we believe that technology is the key to unlocking the full potential of education, and our facility stands as a testament to that belief.
In addition to the above the following Video Cassettes and Computer Based Tutorials materials are available to enhance the quality of learning and teaching skills
Department | Subject Title | Source and Lectured by | Units |
Computer Science Engineering Information Technology | Software Engineering | Dr. Rajib Mall , IIT , Kharagpur | 32 |
Internet Technologies | Prof. Indranil Sengupta,IIT, Kanpur | 30 | |
Switching and Finite Automata Theory | Prof. S.C. De. Sarkar , IIT, Kharagpur | 33 | |
Object Oriented System Design | Prof. A.K. Majumdar & Dr.Sudershna Sarkar IIT Kanpur | 33 | |
Computer Networks & Communications | Prof. Ajit Pal , IIT,kharagapur | 40 | |
Master of Computer Applications | Computer Graphics | Prof. K.K. Biswas IIT Delhi | 31 |
Database Management System | Dr. S.K. Gupta , IIT Delhi | 33 | |
Civil Engineering | Environmental Pollution | Dr. Mukesh Khare , IIT Delhi | 26 |
Water Management | Dr. A.K. Gosain IIT Delhi | 40 | |
Mechanical & Production Engineering | Heat Transfer | Prof. S.P. Venkateshan, IIT Chennai | 50 |
Computational Methods in Design & Manufacturing | Dr. R.Krishna Kumar, IIT Chennai | 33 | |
Manufacturing Process | Prof. R.S Parmar, IIT Delhi | 13 | |
Electronics & Communication | VLSI Technology | Dr. Nanditadas Gupta , IIT Madras | 40 |
Digital Signal Processing | Prof. T.K Basu , IIT Kharagapur | 36 | |
Electronics & Instrumentation Engineering | Introduction to Photo Electro Spectroscopy | Dr. T. Pradeep IIT Madras | 04 |
Principles & Design of Digital Systems | Prof. S. Srinivasan IIT Madras | 28 | |
Principle of Mechanical Measurements | Prof. R.Raman , IIT Madras | Â | |
Electricals & Electronics Engineering | High Voltage Gen. Measurement & Testing Techniques | Prof. Dr. Y. Narayana Rao , IIT Madras | 13 |
D.C.Machines | Prof. S.S. Murthy IIT Delhi | 12 | |
Elect.Machines – II | Prof. S.S. Murthy IIT Delhi | 01 | |
Maths(CBT.Maths) | Engg. Maths I, II & III / Maths for IIT / Matrices & Diff. Calculus | ||
English | Various books audio cassettes &CDs to develop English speaking skill |
English Learning Center
The English Learning Center stands as a beacon of language education excellence, committed to helping individuals master the English language with confidence and fluency. Equipped with a dedicated team of experienced instructors and a comprehensive array of resources, our center offers a transformative learning experience.
Our instructors are not just teachers; they are mentors who guide learners on their language journey. They employ effective teaching methodologies to cater to various proficiency levels, from beginners to advanced learners. With personalized attention and a focus on communication skills, our students develop strong reading, writing, listening, and speaking abilities.
ENGLISH LANGUAGE LAB ACTIVITIES
- The phonetic script is taught from the basic vowels and consonants.
- Pronunciation of vowels and consonants is taught through various software packages.
- British English Accent: Cassettes of British Pronunciation are provided for listening and understanding.
- Script of American phonemes is also given.
- Student’s own recording along with the listening session is advised.
- Cassettes of conversation by Native speakers are provided.
- Students are made to record their own conversations on the pattern of the native speakers.
- A Lingua phone is also provided for this purpose.
- Students are advised to watch English news, BBC, CNN, and other English programs.
- Students are divided into groups of four or eight for Group Discussion on Current Topics and Role play on various situations.
- Finally, they are trained to take the dais for public speaking with special emphasis on pronunciation, presentation, facility of expression, style, body language, and above all self-confidence
The heart of our center lies in its well-appointed classrooms, where dynamic and interactive lessons come to life. We utilize multimedia tools, including audio-visual aids and language software, to create an immersive and engaging learning environment. This blend of traditional teaching and modern technology ensures that students acquire a well-rounded understanding of English.
Our library is a treasure trove of English language resources, boasting an extensive collection of books, magazines, newspapers, and online materials. It serves as a quiet retreat for students to practice reading and research, enhancing their vocabulary and comprehension.
In addition to our classes and library, we offer conversation clubs and language exchange programs. These initiatives foster a sense of community among learners and provide opportunities to practice English in real-life situations, improving fluency and confidence.
Computer center
The Computer Center at our institution serves as the technological hub and backbone of academic and administrative operations. With a commitment to staying at the forefront of technology, our Computer Center offers an array of cutting-edge services and resources.
First and foremost, our center boasts a state-of-the-art computing infrastructure. It comprises a network of high-performance computers equipped with the latest hardware and software, ensuring seamless and efficient computing for all users. Whether for academic research, programming tasks, or general office work, our computers provide a robust and reliable platform.
Additionally, our Computer Center offers extensive technical support services. Our team of skilled IT professionals is readily available to assist with hardware and software issues, troubleshoot problems, and guide best practices in computer usage. We take pride in our commitment to ensuring that all users can harness the full potential of our technology resources.
The center is also a hub for digital literacy and skill development. We offer a range of training programs and workshops aimed at enhancing computer literacy and proficiency. These programs cater to users of all levels, from beginners to advanced users, enabling them to harness the power of technology effectively.
Security is a paramount concern, and our Computer Center takes it seriously. We implement robust security measures to protect sensitive data, ensuring the privacy and integrity of information across our network. Users can work with confidence, knowing that their data is safeguarded.
CAD/CAM center
The CAD/CAM (Computer-Aided Design/Computer-Aided Manufacturing) Center at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology (DCET) is a cutting-edge facility that embodies our commitment to technological excellence and innovation in engineering education. Situated within the sprawling campus of DCET, this center plays a pivotal role in shaping the skills and expertise of our engineering students.
Deccan College of Engineering and Technology CAD/CAM Center is equipped with the latest in design and manufacturing technology. We provide access to industry-standard CAD software that enables students to create intricate 2D and 3D designs for a wide array of applications. These tools are invaluable for students in various engineering disciplines, allowing them to conceptualize and visualize their ideas in a virtual space.
All the computers have access to the following peripherals:
- A3 Plotter
- Digitizer
- Laser Printer
- Inkjet Printer
- Dot Matrix Printer
- CD Writer
- Scanner
The CAD/CAM center at Deccan College of Engineering & Technology has the following software related to Computer Aided Design, Analysis and Computer Aided manufacturing fields.
- ANSYS
- CATIA
- IRON CAD
- AUTOCAD
- GIBBSCAM
- ADINA
- CNC TRIAN(Mill & Turn)
- CNC Offline (lathe & Mill)
The final year students are pursuing their project works with in-house infrastructures at CAD/CAM center, Deccan College of Engineering and Technology, and in association with some of the reputed industrial and research organizations like:
- BHEL
- SHAR
- MITHANI
- DRDL
- CITD
- SR TOOLINGS
- RANE ENGINE VALVES
- NFC
- RCI
- VYBRA AUTOMATS
What sets our CAD/CAM Center apart is its interdisciplinary approach. It caters to students across engineering departments, promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge sharing. This interdisciplinary ethos mirrors the real-world engineering landscape, where professionals often work on projects that require expertise from various domains.
We prioritize the security of data and intellectual property within the CAD/CAM Center. Rigorous data management and security protocols are in place to ensure that sensitive design and manufacturing data are safeguarded at all times.