Professional Bodies
ISTE CHAPTER
The ISTE (Indian Society for Technical Education) is a prestigious National body of Technical education in India. The Membership under ISTE is an essential requirement for teaching faculty working in technical institutions. The ISTE chapter has been established at our college and functioning from the millennium year 2000 with the objective of promoting the roll of teaching staff members in furthering the knowledge through technical education. The chapter regularly undertakes and organizes the special and guest lecture programmes, seminars and workshops in the field of current interest and emerging areas of technology. The chapter also helps in organizing the AICTE sponsored short-term training programmes among the various disciplines.
S.A.E. COLLEGIATE CLUB
The Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE), Warrendale, U.S.A. a prestigious international body has established its collegiate club in our College in the year 1998. Efforts and Enthusiasm of SAE Student members have resulted in the advancement and growth of SAE in "Sri Krishna". Communication dated 28.8.2002 from SAE office, WARRENDALE, USA acknowledges that time and efforts of the student members have invested in making SAE a success in "Sri Krishna" and hence elevated to SAE Collegiate Branch Status from SAE Collegiate Club.
IEEE STUDENT CHAPTER
IEEE, the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, is the world's largest technical professional society. Its vision is to foster technological innovation all over the globe. Members of the IEEE share global access to new technical developments formulate internationally recognized standards and serve the community at large. By becoming a member of the IEEE student branch in our college, the student has unlimited access to latest developments and he/she can have a mentor anywhere in the world who can guide them in any field of specialization. Members of the IEEE student branch automatically become members of "SHAMAIM", the Astronomy Club of our college.
ASSOCIATION FOR COMPUTING MACHINERY (ACM) - Student Chapter
Founded in 1947, ACM is the world's first educational and scientific computing society. Our college is one of the very few colleges in Tamilnadu that can boast of having a student chapter. The Principal of our college Dr. S. Subramanian is the sponsor for the ACM student chapter. The ACM student chapter enables our students and the staff to receive Communications of the ACM, a monthly newsletter, Cross Roads, a student magazine and gain access to the vast store house of information on developments in IT - the ACM Digital Library.
COMPUTER SOCIETY OF INDIA (CSI) - Student Chapter
The Computer Society of India is one of the popular computing societies in India with members from prestigious educational institutes and large business organizations. Our college is one of the few institutional members of CSI. Also there is a student chapter of CSI in our college with active members. We receive a monthly newsletter, CSI communications and arrange for guest lectures through this forum.
CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME
"SERVICE TO MANKIND IS SERVICE TO GOD"
National service Scheme (NSS) is a permanent youth programme under the ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, Government of India and funded by Government of TamilNadu and Government of India in the ratio of 5:7. The main objective of NSS is Development of personality of students through community service. The motto of NSS is "NOT ME BUT YOU". It underlines that the welfare of an individual is ultimately dependent on the welfare of the society as a whole. This expresses the essence of democratic living and upholds the need of selfless service and appreciation of the other man's point of view and also consideration for fellow human beings.
As per Anna University regulations a student should be a member of any of the national bodies (NSS/NCC/YRC) for getting degree.
Our college NSS team organizes blood donations, offers voluntary service in villages and to the District Administration.
YOUTH RED CROSS (YRC)
The Indian Red Cross Society was born in 1920. The Indian Red Cross's programmes are grouped into four main core areas: Promoting humanitarian principles and values; disaster response; disaster preparedness; and health and care in the community. Red Cross promotes the humanitarian values, which encourage respect for other human beings and a willingness to work together to find solutions to problems. Disaster response continues to represent the largest portion of our work, with assistance to millions of people annually ranging from refugees to victims of natural disasters. Disaster preparedness activities aim to make Red Cross Societies and communities more aware of the risks they face, how to reduce their vulnerability, and how to cope when disaster strikes. Health and community care has become a cornerstone of humanitarian assistance, and accounts for a large part of Red Cross spending.
Through these programmes, the Red Cross aims to enable communities to reduce their vulnerability to disease, and prepare for and respond to public health crises.
Creating the opportunity for Red Cross Societies to network and work together is one of the Red Cross's key roles.
ASTRONOMICAL CLUB
The Astronomy Club "SHAMAIM" of "Sri Krishna" was launched on 19th of December 1998. The Managing Trustee was magnanimous in gifting the club with a 6" Newtonian optical telescope. This enables the members to identify prominent features on the surface of the moon, to take a glimpse of the rings of Saturn, the bands of Jupiter, the Andromeda galaxy, the great Orion nebula and the great globular cluster called Omega centaurus.
"SHAMAIM" is a Hebrew word and it means "The Heavens". A new chapter on Radio Astronomy was initiated in the Academic Year 2004-2005, with the building of a Mini Radio Telescope by the final BE (ECE) students. Students plan to observe Radio Emissions from the Sun, the centre of our galaxy, other exotic objects like the Radio source in cygnus and casseiopeia. They also plan to observe any Super Nova explosion that can occur in our Galaxy.
SCIENCE CLUB
The Science Club of the college was launched with the aim of providing a glimpse of the frontiers of science not covered in the syllabus. We intend to invite many eminent scientists who would share their experience with the students and motivate them to widen the horizon of scientific knowledge.
ELECTRONICS HOBBY CLUB
This Club was started to motivate and encourage the students to design basic electronic Circuits. Electronic Circuit is the heart of any Microprocessor based or PC based system. The hobby circuits made by the students will enhance their knowledge in Electronics and will enable them to build small and medium sized Electronic projects. Students belonging to any department can be a member of this club. Every effort put by the student is encouraged and proper guidance is provided. The electronic projects are designed, constructed and tested by the students. This hobby club gives an initial start for preparing the students to do their final year project.
MUSIC AND FINE ARTS CLUB "DHWANI"
"If Music is the food of love, play on", keeping this theme in mind, the club aims at bringing out constructively the creative talents inherent in the young students and staff members. It Educates and Motivates the students to participate in competitions at College, University and State Levels. Club leads the students away from the monotonous routine and gives them an opportunity to refresh periodically.
CENTRE FOR WOMEN EMPOWERMENT
The main objective of the cell is to improve the quality of life of women through transfer of knowledge and technology so that women are empowered economically, socially and culturally to make the fullest use of their potential to the growth of nation. The cell has planned activities and training programmes to benefit
. Women students and staff
. Urban and semi urban women
. Rural women and self Help groups
WESTIBULE - ENGLISH CLUB
The "Westibule" is a forum to bring out the latent talents of the young minds. The association channelises the oral and aural skills of the technical students through various activities. The prime motive is to mould the budding Engineers to actively participate in the activities listed below:
a) Elocution b) Paper Presentations
c) Group Discussion d) Caption Writing
e) Spellout f) Master mind
g) Debate h) JAM
i) News reading j) Poem composition, etc.
Besides all the above listed events, the club has been on construct work trying to improve the deficiencies of an individual in language effectiveness.
PRERANA - SPIRITUAL SOCIETY
In these days where our environment is purely materialistic and there seems to be no respect for good values in life, it is essential that we have to train ourselves to be different and act as change agents in changing our environment to one where there will be respect for good values; and peace and happiness will prevail. To achieve this, it is necessary for us to inquire into our 'self' and do inward searching. Many realized souls had started their lives with self inquiry.
To be a catalyst in the elevation of 'self' amongst our students and staff, 'PRERANA' (Inspiration) club was started.
'PRERANA' is beyond religion, caste and community.
PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB
To elicit the unlimited photographic skills of the students, this club was started. Through this club, students are encouraged to get participated in the various competitions conducted by other colleges and universities.
HUMOUR CLUB
Today's world is full of tension and pressure, where people do not find time to realize their own special qualities like Humour. Hence, to make them realize, a Humour Club was started.
ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT CONSERVATION CLUB (EECC)
“Energy & Environment Conservation Club (EECC)” is one of the thrust areas of activities of Energy Conservation Society (ECS) for non-formal energy and environmental education at college levels. Energy Conservation Society (ECS), is a premier non-governmental voluntary organization committed to the cause of promoting Energy Conservation, Environmental Protection and Sustainable Development in the country. Above club was inaugurated on 27th of January 2009 by Prof.M.Jayakumar, State Secretary, Energy Conservation Society in SKCET.
ASSOCIATIONS OF THE COLLEGE
Different Associations under the fold of respective departments organize various programmes and meets to keep the industry-institution interface alive.
- Mechanical Engineering Association
- Electronics and Communication Engineering Association
- Computer Science and Engineering Association
- Information Technology Association
- Association of Computer Applications
- Science and Humanities Association
- Mechatronics Engineering Association
- Electrical and Electronics Engineering Association
- Association of School of Management (CONVERGENCE)
- Association of Applied Sciences
- Mathematics Association
