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Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan,
President, Saveetha Educational Trust and Chancellor of Saveetha
University giving Degree Certificate to a graduant , on 10th Graduation Day
of Saveetha Engineering College at MM Convention Centre, Saveetha Dental
College Campus,Poonamallee.
Left
to Right:Dr. R. Venkatsamy, Principal , Saveetha Engineering College,
Shri.S.Anantha Chandra Bose, Chairman, V.O.Chidambaranar Port Trust, Tuticorin,
Dr.S.Rajesh,Director, Saveetha Engineering College,
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| lighting of Kutthuvillaku by Chief Guest Shri.S.Anantha Chandra Bose, Chairman, V.O.Chidambaranar Port Trust, Tuticorin and Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan, President, Saveetha Educational Trust and Chancellor of Saveetha University,Dr.S.Rajesh,Director, Saveetha Engineering College, Dr.R.Venkatsamy, Principal Professor R.Dheenadayalu, Dean –ICT. |
10th
Graduation Day of Saveetha
Engineering College
Chennai: 10th Graduation Day of Saveetha Engineering College was held on
07th February,2015 in MM Convention Centre, Saveetha Dental
College Campus,Poonamallee.
Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan,
President, Saveetha Educational Trust and Chancellor of Saveetha University
presided over the function
Dr. R.
Venkatsamy, Principal has highlighted the robust growth of the institution in
the fields of academic performance, Industry Institute Interaction Initiatives,
MOUs with industry ,R&D activities, Training the students ,Placement
,Faculty Development etc .He has also said that Saveetha Engineering College
has signed MOUs with with various companies.
Shri.S.Anantha
Chandra Bose, Chairman, V.O.Chidambaranar Port Trust, Tuticorin was the Chief
Guest and addressed the graduands and distributed the degree certificates
to 671 graduands of BE, B.Tech, MBA, MCA and ME courses, which includes
30 university rank holders.
Chief guest in
his validatery address to the graduands highlighted the various technological
advancements and challenges we are going to face in the future. Shri.S.Anantha
Chandra Bose, Chairman, V.O.Chidambaranar Port Trust, Tuticorin said that we are in a
globalized society with tremendous technological achievements. In the last 100 years, so many discoveries
have been made in different spheres of Science and Technology – Space Research
& Technology, Nuclear Science, Computer Science and Technology, Atmospheric
Sciences, Bio-technology, Medical Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Earth
Sciences, Nano Technology, Space Research, Energy, Astronomy and exploring
minerals in different planets as well as in deeper seas.
On other side he said that there are also a very challenging technological advancement before us like
construction of the three gorges dam at the highest attitude in China,
construction of Railway line in Tibetan Plateau of the Himalayan range of hills
in the Chinese Territory at sub-zero temperature, construction of the longest
bridge in West Asia, construction of Airport in the mid-sea and construction of
an Island – Tulip Island in Netherlands, so he stressed the importance of
learning day to day technology and
developments in the field of Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering
and Mechanical Engineering to compete in
world market.He said that Ports are
economic engines contributing immensely for nation building by facilitating
EXIM trade of the country as well as in
providing opportunities for well qualified engineers. He said that there is
a Massive expansion plans underway in the Port sector as well as in the
National Highway and Railways where
there is huge requirement of Civil Engineers, Structural Engineers, Mechanical
Engineers, Marine Engineers, Electrical Engineers and so on, so engineers have
lot of opportunities before them,
provided they prepare for it and face it.
Earlier the function started with lighting of
Kutthuvillaku by Chief Guest Shri.S.Anantha Chandra Bose, Chairman,
V.O.Chidambaranar Port Trust, Tuticorin and
Dr.N.M.Veeraiyan, President, Saveetha Educational Trust and Chancellor
of Saveetha University,Dr.S.Rajesh,Director, Saveetha Engineering College,
Dr.R.Venkatsamy, Principal Professor
R.Dheenadayalu, Dean –ICT.
Mrs J.Joy Prisilla , Head–Department of science and
Humanities, delivered the vote of thanks.
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