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Volume 1|Issue 4| November 2018 For private circulation

1 MITIMES|Volume 1| Issue 4|NOVEMBER-2018

PRINCIPAL’S DESK Over the last several weeks, everybody

visiting our campus could sense the

vibrations of a technical festival. The

previous union members, students and staff

members have worked as a team with

dedication and conducted MITECH’18 in a successful manner.MITECH’18 has not only served as a platform to the budding

engineers in and around Kannur to

demonstrate their inbuilt talents, but also

provided a golden opportunity to develop

their interpersonal and intrapersonal skills.

Apart from static learning, students should

participate in workshops, gain practical

knowledge by observing the working of

equipments and interact with industry

personnel related to their domain. They

should be capable to sense, analyze, solve

challenges in the society and present

their findings in technical forums.

Together, let us build a culture of

holistic development.

Dr. A. Benham

M.E., Ph.D.

Principal

Science and Tech Discoveries Ancient India Gave the World

"If there is one place on the face of earth where all the dreams of living men have found a home from

the very earliest days when man began the dream of existence, it is India!"

Romaine Rolland (French scholar)

One of the notable scientists of the ancient

India was Acharya Kanad who is said to have devised the atomic

theory centuries before John Dalton was born. He speculated the

existence of anu or a small indestructible particles, much like an

atom. He also stated that anu can have two states — absolute rest and

a state of motion. He further held that atoms of same substance

combined with each other in a specific and synchronized manner to

produce dvyanuka (diatomic molecules) and tryanuka (triatomic

molecules).

Contributed by

Dr. Jitha B (AP, ECE)

In this issue:

Principal’s Desk

Article: Science and Tech

Discoveries Ancient India

Gave the World

Student Editorial

Brain Buster

MITECH’18

DOTSLASH’18

IMPULSE’18

GEARVO’18

STRUCTURA’18

Article: Crypto currency

Technical Crossword

Competition

IEDC Deign Thinking

Workshop

JCI Pazhassi

IEDC Summit 2018:

Rebuild Kerala

Scrap Book

Editorial board

“Engineering is the

art of directing the

great sources of

power in nature for

the use and

convenience of man”

-Thomas Tredgold


unit willing to do anything at any

time. Our teachers teach with

passion and determination and the

results were shown when a student

of EEE department bagged Kannur

University first rank last year. After

KTU was introduced in 2015, results

have become even better. Three

students of the first KTU batch got

placed in various companies in the

past 2 weeks.

College was planning to conduct

tech fest for so long and finally the

dream was accomplished this year.

All the students came together to

display a great set of intellect and

creativity for ‘MITECH’18’, two days’ inter- collegiate tech fest of

our college. It was a dream comes

true moment for each one of us and

we were highly motivated and

supported by our Principal Dr.

Benham sir and all the staff of MIT

to fulfill our dream. Several students

from various colleges came to

observe the event. MITECH was

fortunately a big success. We are

“Education is the passport to the

future, for tomorrow belongs to those

who prepare for it today”

-Malcolm X

Sheerin

Ahammed

(S5 EEE)

looking forward

to more such

events.It’s truly a pleasure and

privilege to be a

part of this great

institution and as

a student, I am

ready to do

anything for the

success of our

college.

“Failure is central to engineering. Every single calculation that an engineer makes is a failure calculation. Successful engineering is all about

understanding how things break or fail”

-Henry Petroski

STUDENT EDITORIAL

BRAIN BUSTER

A. Which continent has the

fewest flowering plants?

B. What element begins with

the letter “k”?

C. What was the first planet to

be discovered using the

telescope in 1781?

D. Which continent is cut into

2 equal halves by the tropic

of capricon?

E. Which is the only rock

regularly eaten by humans?

* Send your answers to

"[email protected]". The first

person who sends the correct answer

will be the winner.

** winner’s photograph will be publi-shed in the next issue of the News

Letter.

The word ‘education’ means the process of facilitating learning or

the acquisition of knowledge,

skills, values, beliefs and habits.

Through education, the

knowledge of society, country and

of the world is passed from

generation to generation. The

significance of education is so

immense that there is no wonder

why Nelson Mandela said these

words about education;

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to

change the world.”

Educational institutions are of

considerable importance in our

society. They are the centers of

human resource development and

the learners who come out of

these centres are expected to take

up various responsibilities of the

society.

Malabar Institute of Technology,

Anjarakandy is the part of

integrated campus comprising

premium educational institutions,

super specialty hospital, Kannur

Medical College, Dental College,

college of nursing and

paramedical college including

Pharmacy, Physiotherapy and lab

technician courses. The

management has chosen this

backward area for the college with

the aim of uplifting the students of

the area by making technical

education affordable and within

reach. And the college is following

its goal in an unbelievable

manner. It has all the facilities

required for a technical institution

and we are blessed with intelligent

teachers. Several experienced

Professors including Mukundan

Sir, Kunhiraman Sir and Manuel

Sir were a part of our faculty

which had been a boon to us. Our

college brings excellence in all

forms including the academic

division and extra curricular

activities. We have a strong NSS

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MITIMES|Volume 1| Issue 4|NOVEMBER-2018

MITECH’18 INAUGURATION

MITECH’18 inauguration ceremony was held in the college premises in a befitting manner on

November 8th 2018. The program started with the prayer. Professor Geetha Gopinath welcomed the

gathering. Dr. A. Benham, the principal of MIT delivered the inaugural address. This was followed by

the felicitation by

Professor Madha

van Nambiar, the

Dean of MIT. The

students, the

teaching and non

teaching staff

attended the

function. Mr. Muha

mmed Shazil, the

union chairman

delivered the vote of

thanks.

Department of Computer

Science & Engineering

successfully presented Dot-

slash'18 in association with

MITECH'18 on 8th & 9th

Nov 2018. After the long

months of preparations &

hardworking it is a dream

come true moment for each

MIT'ians. Surely, the first

Techfest in the history of

MIT had encouraged the

students to think out of the

box. Each and every student

had done their maximum

from the beginning till the

end to make this a very

successful fest.

Dotslash’18 events were

conducted with the co-

operation of

partcipants and

coordinators.

The first event

took place was

"workshop on

Ethical Hacking"

which took place

at college audi-

torium on 8th Nov

from 9.30am till

4:00pm. The sessi-

on was handled by

Red team Hacker

Academy under

the leadership of

Khaleel TC and

Akshay C.

The gaming

session named

"ZEST WAR"

was conducted by

Rohith KC &

Gokul M. The

event turned out

to be very

entertaining for

coordinated by

Shamsudheen KC

and Shijinraj A.

Different colleges

participated in all

the events. Abdul

Agfar of MIT (S7

CSE) had secured

first prize and

awarded with a

cash prize of

Rs.1K. Akhil K

(S7 CSE) secured

second prize and

Ahammed sha-

meem (S5 CSE)

won the third

prize.

Codevita (code

debugging) took

the students.

Webscape (web-

page designing)

was conducted on

9th Nov and was

place on 9th Nov under

the leadership of Saurav

(S7 CSE) and there were

many participants for

this event. Hasna Haseeb

won the first prize of Rs.

1K, Fathima Rahima

second prize & Rameesa

third prize - All are

MITians.

Presentazione (paper pre-

sentation) was conducted

on 9th Nov under the

coordination of Adhil Al

Kadhir & Saurav S, both

from S5 CSE. Fathima-

thul Nooha N, Sayyidath

Ayeshath Jafnath and

Ashneeja MP of MIT

secured the 1st prize of

Rs. 2500. Mizaja PP,

Fathima Haseeb,

Fathimath Nazila S.P of

MIT secured 2nd position.

Hunky brains (tech_quiz)

was conducted on 9th Nov &

there were huge number of

partcipants for this event. It

was led by Beegam Shirin

Shahana & Mishab

Muthalib. First prize of Rs.

2000 was secured by

Abhijith KC and Sudheesh

Ajaykumar of College of

Engineering Thalassery.

Jassim Haris & Abhilash of

St. Thomas engineering

college got 2nd position.

Vishnu P & Sarath PV of St.

Thomas engineering college

won 3rd position.

All the partcipants were

awarded with Certificate of

Participation for the

respective events.


Students are indeed the strength of any

educational institution, and that was

proved when the students ECE and

EEE held hands and built up the very

enthusiastic and challenging

'IMPULSE'.

As the name indicated, it became the

trigger for students to show not only

their IQ, but also their emotional

quotient. Both the departments did their

very best to celebrate the festival of

technology that was offered to them on

8th and 9th of November.

Right from thermocol carving to

creating website, IMPULSE became

platform for showcasing of students’ technical as well as arty skills.

Students from both Engineering

college and Higher Secondary

participated in various events.

The prize winners of various events

held under IMPULSE’18 are given

here:-

Paper presentation: 1st: Vyshnavi V.P, Ashitha MP- (ECE, MIT) 2nd: Kavya KC, Vyshnav Vijayan- (ECE, MIT) E Hunt: 1st: Sufana, Shahana Muneer- (CSE, MIT), Mubeenath MK (ECE, MIT)

2nd: Aiswarya K K (ECE), Ayswarya Bharathan (ECE), Sravya N (ECE) Bug Detector: 1st: Shibina K, Aiswarya P- (ECE, MIT) Techno jam: 1st: Athira K (S7 ECE, College of Engineering, Vadakara) 2nd: Muhammed Rashid MP (ME, MIT) Think Bots (ECE): 1st: Kavya C, Gana VK (ECE, MIT) 2nd: Athira K (S7, ECE, College of Engineering, Vadakara), Mubeenath MK (ECE, MIT) Think Bots (EEE):

1st: Sampreeth Sunil PP (EEE, MIT) 2nd: Drishya Ramesh K (EEE, MIT)

Mechanical Deprtment conducted their Tech Fest

events in the name “GEARVO’18” on 8 & 9th of November 2018. Various events and fun games

were organized for the participants. Out of these,

the most attractive were Paper Presentation, Lilly

Puts, Cad Mate & The Machinist.

The winners of these events were Mohammed

Rashid (ME, MIT), Farzin Farooque (CoE,

Thalassery) & Mohammed Nashid(ME, MIT),

Amal Dev & Kiran CK of MIT & Mohammed

Rashid of MIT respectively. Slow Bike race

organized by SHARPLINE AUTOMOTIVE,

Thalassery distributed prizes for their winners.

On the second day GEARVO’18 presents an

AUTO SHOW of Vintage & Modified cars by

Thalassery Automotive Club (TAC) which was

one of the major attractions. 2 Stroke bike show

by 2 RC TEAM also showed their wonderful

performance. But the biggest crowd puller was

the Professional Bike stunt by team DBZ. It was

attended by a large number of people apart

from the student community.

CONGRATULATIONS!!

A big feather in the cap for Team

GEARVO-18 for attracting the

maximum participation of the students

for their events.

worth of 3K. Winners of

MINIMOCK were also from

MIT and they were Nayana

Premarajan, Faseela P, Sisina

Sureshan. They were awarded

with a prize worth of 2.5K.

Winner of CAD WAR was Ajal

from St.Thomas college of

Engineering and Technology and

he was awarded with a cash prize

of 1.5k. Winner of DRAFTRIX

was Anusree P from MIT and she

was awarded with a prize worth

of 1.5K. Winners of BUILD IT

UP was Dipin Babu, Prajin A,

Rahul Surendran and Aswanth

from our college, and they were

awarded with a prize worth of

2.5K. Winners of BRICK

BATTLE were Pallavi, Ambili,

Chaithanya and Akshara from

MIT and they were awarded with

a prize worth of 2.2K. Winners of

POPSICLE BRIDGE were

Navaneeth TT , Akhila and

Dharshana from our college .

they were awarded with a prize

worth 2k.

Structtura also presented model

expo that was interesting.

Department of Civil Engineering

of MIT had proudly presented

STRUCTURA’18 in association with MITECH’18. STRUCTURA’18 introduced many events such as Mini mock,

Build it up, Draftrix, Clash of

brains, Brick battle, Dora’s adventure, Cad war, Popsicle

Bridge, Info talk etc. It was for

the first time that MIT was

presenting an Inter College Tech

Fest and it was a great success.

For each department, there were

so many programs that were

interesting and mind blowing.

Civil engineering department

also presented interesting events.

Exciting cash prizes were also

awarded to the winners. Winners

of CLASH OF BRAINS were

Sreerag and Athulraj from MIT.

They were awarded with a prize

worth of 1.5K. Winners of

DORA’S ADVENTURE were Sachin P, Sumayya P, Akhilesh,

Nandalal P, students from St.

Thomas College Of Engineering

And Technology, Shivapuram.

They were awarded with a prize


A crypto currency is a digital or virtual

currency that uses cryptography for

security. A crypto currency is difficult to

counterfeit because of this security

feature. A defining feature of a crypto

currency, and arguably its most endearing

allure, is its organic nature; it is not issued

by any central authority, rendering it

theoretically immune to government

interference or manipulation.

Crypto currencies make it easier to

transfer funds between two parties in a

transaction; these transfers are facilitated

through the use of public and private keys

for security purposes. These fund

transfers are done with minimal

processing fees, allowing users to avoid

the steep fees charged by most banks and

financial institutions for wire transfers.

However, because crypto currencies are

virtual and do not have a central

repository, a digital crypto currency

balance can be wiped out by a computer

crash if a backup copy of the holdings

does not exist. Since prices are based on

supply and demand, the rate at which a

crypto currency can be exchanged for

another currency can fluctuate widely.

Here are some popular crypto currencies

in circulation today.

Bitcoin is a crypto currency, a form of

electronic cash. It is a decentralized digital

currency without a central bank or single

administrator that can be sent from user-

to-user on the peer-to-peer bitcoin network

without the need for intermediaries.

Satoshi Nakamoto is the name used by

the unknown person or people who

developed bitcoin, authored the bitcoin

white paper, and created and deployed

bitcoin's original reference implementation.

As part of the implementation, they also

devised the first block chain database.

Ripple is a real-time gross settlement

system, currency exchange and

remittance network created by Ripple Labs

Inc., a US-based technology company.

Dogecoin is a cryptocurrency featuring a

likeness of the Shiba Inu dog from the

"Doge" Internet meme as its logo.

Introduced as a "joke currency" on 6

December 2013, Dogecoin quickly

developed its own online community and

reached a capitalization of US$60 million

in January 2014.

Bitcoin Ripple Dogecoin

Contributed by

Geetha Gopinath

AP, ASH

TECHNICAL CROSSWORD COMPETITION

A technical crossword

competition was held on 2nd

Nov 2018 at Power Electronics

lab of Electrical Engineering

department. Students of S3, S5

and S7 EEE participated in the

competition.

The Competition was

organised by Sphygmos, the

department association of

Electrical and electronics

engineering. The staff

coordinators Subin Chacko

(AP, EEE) and Preethi KP

(AP, EEE) welcomed the

gathering.

The crossword puzzle was

related to electrical

engineering and the students

were divided into groups of

five each. Two teams shared

the first position. The

members of the winning teams

are Prithviraj, Ajnas, Hisham

(S3, EEE), Anupriya, Sreerag

(S5, EEE), Midhuna, Drishya,

Akshith, Afnan and Ashwin

(S7, EEE). The winners were

announced officially on 6th

November. The prizes for the

winners of quiz competition

(which was previously

organized by Sphygmos) and

the crossword competition

were distributed by the HoD

and staff coordinators on the

same day.


Congratulations to Beegam Sherin Shahana

(MLT15CS013, S7 CSE) and Rahul P

(MLT15CE042, S7 CE) for getting placed in

INFINIZ IT SOLUTIONS during the campus

recruitment drive conducted at SNGCET, Payyannur

on 18-11-2018. Shijin Raj A (MLT15CS043, S7

CSE) also got placement in EXPERION and WIPRO

in the campus recruitment conducted on 21-11-2018

& 22-11-2018 in LBSCE,Kasargod and on 04/12/18

in GEC, Kannur..

Beegam Sherin

Shahana

MLT15CS013

S7 CSE

Rahul P

MLT15CE042

S7 CSE

Shijin Raj A

MLT15CS043

S7 CSE

“Congratulations for your achievment. You guys

deserve it!! Now “Aim for the stars”

“A good scientist is a person

with original ideas. A

good engineer is a person who

makes a design that works with

as few original ideas as possibile.

There are no prima donnas in

engineering”

Innovative & Enter-

preneurship Development

Center (IEDC) presented

Design Thinking

workshop at MIT on 29th

& 30th

November. The

event was powered by ICT

Academy & Kerala

Startup Mission.

The session began at 9.30

am & was inaugurated by

our Principal, Dr. A

Benham. This was

followed by felicitation by

our Dean Mr. Madhavan

Nambiar. The Two day

workshop was

Under the coordination of

Mr. Akhil KK (Asst.

Prof).The session was

handled by Mr. Sony

Bronson .Students from

different colleges

participated.

Mr. Sony Bronson was

very successful in

handling the workshop &

the students got really

inspired by his session.

Students from various

colleges were grouped as a

team and were made to

present their ideas. Within

these 2 days he was

successful in giving a

proper idea about

designing, thinking & its

related aspects. He

interacted with the

students and cleared all

their doubts relating to

entrepreneurship and its

elements.

After the workshop there

was good feedback from

all the participants.

IEDC DESIGN THINKING

WORKSHOP

BRAIN BUSTER

WINNER

Akshay KC

S5 EEE

BRAIN BUSTER (Oct.)

A. India's first satellite is named after

B. The office of the UN General Assembly is in

C. In a mortar, the binding material is D. The system of competitive

examination for civil service was accepted in principle in the year

E. Who is the English physicist responsible for the 'Big Bang Theory'?

ANSWERS

A. Aryabhata

B. New York

C. Cement

D. 1853

E. George Gamow


Junior Chamber International (JCI)

Pazhassi, a non-profit international

organization organized Genius

Olympiad among the Graduate

were eligible to participate in the

inter college level.

At the district level, the winners of

inter college level will compete.

Cash prize of Rs 5000, certificates

and mementos will be awarded for

the winning team and first runner up

team will be awarded Rs 3000,

certificates and mementos. Results

will be announced by JCI

PAZHASSI by the end of December

2018. Program Coordinator was Mr.

Shijil P.K.

students of Kannur and Kasargod

districts. It was conducted in the

MIT drawing hall on 27th

Nov 2018

from 4.00pm to 4.20pm. The mission

of the Olympiad was to find out the

most talented youth amongst the

crowd. It was a platform to

encourage critical thinking and to

determine the IQ of the students.

Genius Olympiad was conducted at

three levels- college level, inter

college level and district level. At

college level, it was a 20 minutes test

with 20 objective type questions

based on GK, IT and current affairs.

At college level students competed

with each other and the two winners

Genius Olympiad 2018

IEDC Summit 2018; REBUILD

KERALA The Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centers (IEDC) are the

entities set up in Engineering, Management, Arts & Science Colleges and

Polytechnics with an aim to provide an exciting platform for

experimentation and innovation. Kerala Startup Mission has set up IEDCs

in 214 Institutions across the State which provides avenues for creative

IEDC Summit is the avenue for par-

ticipants of various units across the

State to come together, to share

the success stories, to learn from e-

ach other’s failure, to show case

innovative products and to develop

strong networks that go a long way

in developing sustain- able enterprises.

This year's IEDC Su- mmit is conduc-

ted on 3rd November 2018 in the pic

students to transform their innovative ideas into viable products

and services. IEDCs works as the first launch pad for a student’s entrepreneurial journey and provide them with access to cutting

edge technology, world class infrastructure, high quality

mentorship, early risk capital and global exposure.

turesque campus of Amal Jyothi College of Engineering,

Kanjirappally.

After the massive success of their first two editions, IEDC has

turned out to be one of its kind with 210 Colleges and 4000 plus

aspiring entrepreneurs across the length and breadth of Kerala

coming under a lively roof with a thirst to mark an impression in

the technological markets. This robust Platform to the aspiring

entrepreneurs in Kerala

can be called a miniature

incubator which

empowers an aspirant

entrepreneur to walk in

with an idea and walk out

with a product.

The year 2018 marks the

3rd edition of the IEDC

which will also form an inquiry space on Kerala Governments pet

schemes on entrepreneurship development. The Government's

charming vision of turning the Gods own country to startups own

country is already advancing in the right direction at a very

progressive pace.

The core team at Kerala Startup mission is also immensely aiming

to make IEDC Asia’s biggest gathering of start-up aspirants in the

years to come.

Be a part of IEDC edition 3 to see the future masters of technology

startups being introduced to the panel of the senior and seasoned

business men, professional networking possibilities, filtering ideas

and dynamic team building.

“I was originally supposed to become an

engineer but the thought of having

to expend my creative energy on things

that make practical everyday life even

more refined, with a loathsome capital

gain as the goal, was unbearable to me”

-Albert Einstien


Dr. A Benham (Principal, MIT) inaugurating MITECH’18

Prof. Geetha Gopinath welcoming the gathering Felicitation by Prof. Madhavan Nambiar

Mr. Muhammed Shazil (Union chairman) delivering the

vote of thanks


Students explaining project models

Power System model

Wind Turbine model

Model of Hydro electric plant Model of Electric tower Model of Transformer

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Staff judging paper presentation

Contestants of ‘Presentazione’ (paper presentation)

Principal handing over the prize to Elocution competition winner

DOTSLASH’18 registration counter


Model of Smart highway

Model of Falkirk wheel

Floating house

Shopping mall

Model of Hydraulic lifting

Model of Rain water harvesting

Popsicle stick house

Tresure hunt


Professional Bike stunt show presented by team DBZ

Motor show

Contestants participating in ‘Cad Mate’

MOTOR SHOW

Contestants participating in ‘Lillyputs’

Contestants of ‘Lillyputs’

KTM stall


കരിയില

അവളുടെ

സ്വപ്നങ്ങടളൊടെയുും ടെറുതൊയിരുന്നു..

മൊനും കൊണൊടത സ്ൂക്ഷിച്ച

മയില്പ്പീലിടയെൊള ്ടെറുത്...

ഒരു നിലൊപ്പക്ഷിയുടെ

െിറകിനനൊളും ടെറുത്...

അമ്മ തുന്നിനച്ചരത്്ത

കുഞ്ഞുെുനപ്പൊളും ടെറുത്..

കൂട്ടുകൊര ്പങ്കുടവച്ച

മധുരമിഠൊയിനയൊളും ടെറുത്..

ഒരു നക്ഷത്ത കുനഞ്ഞൊളും ടെറുത്..

അവളുടെ ജീവിതനത്തൊളും ടെറുത്...!

Rabiyudheen

AP, ASH

Rishana

S3 CSE

“Professional is not a label you

give yourself- It’s a Description

you hope others will apply to you”

-David Maister

“The secret of change is to focus

all of your energy, not on fighting

the old, but on building the new”

-Socrates

EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief : Mrs. Geetha Gopinath (HoD, ASH)

Designer : Ashmilamol CP (S5, CSE)

Cover page : Mithun Dinesh (S7, CSE)

Editors in Charge : Fathima Sheerin (S5, EEE)

: Fathima Haseeb (S5, CSE)

: Mizaja P.P. (S5, CSE)

: Vyshnavi (S5, ECE)

: Rakhila Rameshan (S3, CE)

Staff Editors : Mrs. Saranya.K K (AP, ASH)

: Mrs. Dr. Jitha B (AP, ECE)

Faculty Coordinators : Mrs. Neethu T. Regi (AP, CSE)

: Ms. Gana V.V. (AP, EEE)

: Mr. Nithin Narayanan (AP, ME)

: Mr. Rabiyudheen (AP, ASH)

: Mrs. Aswathi K. (AP, CE)

For Suggestions/ Clarifications: [email protected]

“Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed

is always to try just one more time”

Thomas A. Edison

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