D. Y. Patil College of Engineering (DYPCOE) is the renowned college of the prestigious Dr. D.Y. Patil Educational Complex, Akurdi, Pune for imparting quality education and committed to produce skillful engineers. DYPCOE is located in the industrial belt of Pimpri Chinchwad.Over the past 34 years the institute has earned its repute with quality of education and excellence in the field of engineering. The college is committed to provide high quality education to its students and transform them into competent professionals who have domain knowledge and skills, management skills, mental maturity and understanding of professional advancements. Institute has faculty members who are well qualified, experienced, inspired and result oriented to inculcate academic excellence by following effective teaching learning process.DYPCOE have healthy environment to inculcate ethical and moral values in faculty members and students at DYPCOE, placement of our student is of prime importance to all of us and that is why institute has a systematic module focusing on the holistic development of individual students for research, innovation , enterprenuership and professional skill development of the students through weekly programmes right from the first year to final year of engineering. We are one of the four colleges in Maharashtra to have tie-up with TCS Japan for Hikari Programme. This add-on facility enables our students to get placed in many reputed multi-national companies across India and abroad that visit to our college for placement activities. Challenges and Opportunities are two sides of the same coin. We take every care of all-round personality development of individual student along with academic excellence.DYPCOE has four language labs imparting training not only in English but also in Japanese, German and Chinese languages to create a global platform for our students and to make them acceptable in this competitive world. The faculties and students are encouraged to organize and participate in co curricular and extracurricular activities to show their talent. For quality learning students are facilitated by various industry-institute interactions to understand recent trends, technologies and industry processes. It gives me a great pleasure to be associated with D. Y. Patil Educational Family and I warmly welcome to D. Y. Patil College of Engineering (DYPCOE). The engineering education at DYPCOE will not only earn you an engineering degree but will transform and groom student’s personality, empowering them to lead a successful professional life.
Wishing you all the success and bright future !!!
Mr. Tejas Patil is a young, dynamic and promising educationist and leader of Dr D.Y.Patil Educational Complex, Akurdi, Pune, who aims to bring revolution in field of education by introducing new courses, new learning avenues faculty training and best technology. He aims to drive education on the path of Academic excellence so as to develop the right environment for faculty, staff and students and thereby provide them a complete security, exponential learning and a sense of Social Responsibility. He has introduced state- of- the- art technology that will help all the Stakeholders to achieve new heights. He is a strong believer that every human who brings in revolution, learns at every stage of his life.
Moreover, he proclaims that Change is inevitable for growth. He has driven this change across the Campus by setting up a State of Art System which ensures that everything comes on record. Also, the Green Campus Concept of his has set in motion a healthy atmosphere, positive thinking and perseverance.
At DYPEC, Akurdi, Mr. Tejas aims to make students compatible enough to look at themselves as budding entrepreneurs and employees for tech jobs who would definitely add value to the Organisation they join. To achieve this, he focusses on strengthening of III (Industry Institute Interaction). He places utmost importance on the functionality of Incubation Centre, Industry driven Centres of Excellence, Entrepreneurship Development Cells at the Campus.
He is instrumental in the organization of Faculty Development Programmes across the year to enable the Faculty to become confident mentor and nurture the personal and professional lives of the students on Campus.
Research and Development is his personal goal as he firmly believes that “Innovation can only sustain us in the future”.
He staunchly opinionates that Akurdi Campus would keep standing tall as a Powerhouse of Knowledge on three pillars:
His vision spells out as: “Intelligence plus Character is the true goal of Education.”
The college has been approved by the AICTE. Identification No. is FMS /28/B-III/RC (BB)-93-10752 dated 15/12/93.
The college has been recognized by the Institution of Engineers, India.
The college is registered with Ministry of Higher and Technical Education, Government of Maharashtra.
The college is monitored by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State, Mumbai. College admissions are controlled by Pravesh Niyantran Samiti, Mumbai, headed by retired high court judge.
College tuition fee is controlled by Shikshan Shulka Samiti, Mumbai, headed by retired high court judge.
The college is affiliated to University of Pune and is fully governed by the rules, regulations and ordinances of the University. Identification No. is PU/PN/ENGG/ 055(1984).The examinations are conducted by the University at the end of each semester .On completion of the course, the successful candidates are awarded Bachelor of Engineering degrees by the University. The medium of instruction and examination is English.
Popularly known as the oxford of east, centre of Marathi Culture and one of the largest software exporters in India. This conglomeration is responsible for all types of generations to get settled in Pune. The education and IT industry has allowed many students and youth to select Pune as their location of study or employment. The Maharashtra tourism during Ganesha Chaturthi organizes Pune festival which hosts classical dance, music & dramas.
Talking about religious places are Alandi and Dehu where Sant Dnyaneshwar and poet Sant Tukaram lived during the 13th and 17th centuries respectively. The attractions for Pune from past have been the heritage places of Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, Peshwas and Mughals viz. Shanivar Wada, Singhgad Fort, Lal Mahal and Aga Khan Palace.
Outer Pune have valleys of Lonavala and Khandala prominent destinations during monsoon also well connected by local train. Other amusements have several museums and parks including the Rajiv Gandhi Zoological Park.
Food is a delight in Pune and a taste of different aromas makes everything delicious. Many well known hang out junctions with leading food joints of pizzas and burgers across the city including snacks from street vendors for all time famous vada pav, missal, dabeli and bhelpuri is a must to punekars.
Pune, Maharashtras IT and culture capital, is a vibrant, burgeoning city. The second largest city in Maharashtra, and eight largest in India , Pune has earned a number of soubriquets; “The Oxford of the East”, “The Pensioners Paradise” and “The Automobile City”. Home to numerous educational institutions, traditional heavy industries, cutting edge IT companies, dynamic BPO’s, stud farms, and an international meditation centre, alongside an Air-Force base, and an army Cantonment, the character of the city is as rich and diverse as its inhabitants. Students from all over the country flock its borders, its IT and BPO industry attract talent from all over the world. Over the last decade Pune has grown at an astronomical rate. Entire suburbs have sprung up where there existed scarcely a building or two a dozen years ago. The early lack of development in these fringe areas is responsible for the large self-contained housing complexes that now dominate Pune. Growth in Pune radiates outwards from the new IT parks. Employing thousands of highly paid professionals, these parks have created millionaires overnight, who like to enjoy their new success. Malls, multiplexes, pubs, bars and discos have mushroomed all over town. Retail is the next big story, and the city malls and supermarkets cater to every single segment of society. However, while the city’s industrial development is changing the face of the city, Pune is still primarily a university town.
The origins of Pune are clouded by the mists of time. However, we do know that a settlement existed where Pune now stands, as far back as the 6th century A.D. Numerous forts lie on the outskirts of modern Pune, some constructed as far back as 100 B.C.
The Lohagad fort, some 50kms outside Pune, was constructed by the Satavahana dynasty (who reigned over much of India from 230 B.C. till 190 A.D.). The Purandar fort, 20 miles SE of Pune, was built around 1350 A.D., during the reign of of the first Bahmani king, Hasan Gangu. The Torna fort, constructed in the the 13th century, lies some 40 miles SW of Pune in 1643.
Coins dating back to the mid 7th century show that Punnaka, a thriving agricultural settlement was flourishing by the 8th century. It was during this period that the Pataleshwar Cave Temple was carved out.
Mention of Pune crops up in history after that, however, it wasn't till Shahji Bhonsle (Shivajis father) appointed Rango Bapuji Dhadphale administrator of Pune in 1625 that it truly began to develop. Rango Bapuji Dhadphale oversaw the construction of the Kasba, Somwar, Ravivar and Shaniwar Peths.
He was followed by Dadoji Kondev, who built the Lal Mahal palace, in an effort to revitalize the city after capturing it for his pupil, Shivaji. Pune was Shivajis childhood home, and he made the Lal Mahal his home till in 1643, at the age of 16, he captured the Torna fort.
Website: www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pune
The group strongly believes that leadership positions drive growth. Leadership positions serve customers better, attract partners and intellectual capital, and lead to large savings that benefits all stakeholders.
At The D Y Patil Group, this is the spirit that has empowered us greatly in our process of ENSURING A BETTER TOMORROW. To the group, tomorrow does not belong to mere technology or sophisticated software, but to our core strength- our people. The group has always placed people’s welfare before commercial profits in every activity it carries out.
Appreciated and admired as a frontrunner in the education scenario, The D Y Patil Group has become a name synonymous with quality education. The group strongly believes that world-class education is the stepping-stone to progress. With a long-standing commitment towards quality teaching and learning, the group has nurtured values that go into the making of successful careers. Reiterating excellence in every venture explored, the group stands tall with its undeterred commitment to deliver better. Equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, the group has a chain of over 100 educational institutions that encourage individuals to think, question, explore and apply their well-honed minds to scale newer heights of success. The group believes in imparting education that'll build world citizens of tomorrow. Therefore it hasn't ventured into common streams like science, commerce and arts. In fact, it has gone much beyond that, by venturing into areas like technology, architecture, legal studies, sports academy, management school, hospitality &catering school, etc.
Moreover, the group enjoys academic alliances with overseas universities that help bridge the educational and cultural divide between various countries and us. Some of the alliances include those with University at Buffalo, Tufts University, University of Seychelles, University of Central Lancashire and many more.
The group is proud to have not only met but also exceeded the norms set by the Government of India. And this has accorded it the status of Deemed University. This reflects the level of committtment and dedication the group has towards its objective. Currently there are three such deemed universities, at Navi Mumbai, Pune and Kolhapur, under the D Y Patil Group. The biggest advantage of this status is that the group can set up its campus anywhere across India and overseas.
With an aim to deliver sports programmes and promote all kinds of sports, the group has build a World Class Sports Complex at an approximate cost of USD 20 million. The Academy will also expose Indian students to innovative programmes such as sports medicine, sports psychology, sports Physiology, Sports exercise & nutrition, et al.
The group has also made its foray in sectors beyond education. Healthcare, Agribusiness, Media and Consultancy are just some of the sectors where the group has spread its wings.
Message from IIT Bombay Remote Center coordinator
I am Mrs Aarti Gaikwad ,Asst.professor from Information Technology & Coordinator of IIT Remote Centre Bombay.This is the facility created by our Institute as per the requirements of IITB ,wherein we conduct faculty Development Programs for faculties and different workshops for faculties as well as students. Remote Center acts as bridge between our Institute and IIT Bombay and creates a channel of interaction between students and teachers of our Institute & the Acclaimed Academic resources of IITB. We have been training various faculty from our institute as well as from other institutes nearby. We have conducted many workshops to name few Linux workshop, R workshop, esim in IOT,Scilab,Koha and Library Automation etc.
Mrs. Aarti Gaikwad,
Coordinator-IIT Bombay Remote center
About the Remote Center
Every Indian learner deserves to be given a chance to have the highest quality education. Scarcity of trained teachers critically hinders this national desire. This project envisions empowerment of teachers, through workshops conducted for thousands of teachers at one go, using a unique blend of technology and an innovative pedagogy. Thousands have experienced the effectiveness of this approach, and of the resulting open source contents.
The “Teach 1000 Teachers” programme was initiated by IIT Bombay in 2009 under the project, “Empowerment of Students/Teachers,” sponsored by NMEICT (MHRD.), to enhance the teaching skills of engineering faculty. Participants attend workshops conducted by expert faculty, in multiple remote centers. Lectures are delivered at IIT Bombay, using multi-way visual interaction. Tutorials and labs are conducted at remote centers by a local senior faculty, trained earlier by the expert.
This program has now grown to include 10,000 participating teachers. The main focus of this programme is to work with Engineering Colleges in the country to enhance the teaching skills of faculty in core Engineering and Science subjects.
Under the programme, IIT Bombay conducts ISTE workshops during the vacation period in summer and winter. Teachers attend the workshops at a designated Remote Center (RC), close to their own college.
A Remote Center (RC) is a place from where the participants/people can interact with the instructor (faculty at IIT) who is conducting the course or delivering a lecture from IIT Bombay. The live lectures are transmitted at Remote Centers using A-VIEW software.
Our College is a Remote centre for IIT Bombay and the Remote centre No: 1516
Workshops conducted under IIT bombay Remote Center for faculty members and students are as follows:
| S.No. | Workshop Title | Date from | Date to | Workshop Coordinator 1 | Workshop Coordinator 2 | No. of participants |
| 1 | One day Workshop on C and C++ | Pramod Deshmukh | Vrushali Uttarwar | |||
| 2 | One day Coordinators Workshop on R 12 October 2019 | October 12th, 2019 | October 12th, 2019 | Vishakha Mehtre, Comp | NA | 1 |
| 3 | eSim a First Course in the IoT Series for Teachers on 21 September 2019 | September 21st, 2019 | September 21st, 2019 | Manisha Rajput, E&TC | NA | 50 |
| 4 | One day Workshop on Linux on 23 August 2019 | August 23rd, 2019 | August 23rd, 2019 | Ashish Saxena, IT | NA | 15 |
| 5 | One day Coordinators Workshop on Linux on 3 August 2019 | August 3rd, 2019 | August 3rd, 2019 | Ashish Saxena, IT | NA | |
| 6 | One day Coordinator workshop on eSim on 27 July 2019 | July 27th, 2019 | July 27th, 2019 | Manisha Rajput, E&TC | NA | |
| 7 | One day Workshop on Scilab - 4 May 2019 | May 4th, 2019 | May 4th, 2019 | Kishore Bhangale, E&TC | NA | 17 |
| 8 | Coordinators Workshop on Scilab - 16 April 2019 | April 16th, 2019 | April 16th, 2019 | Kishore Bhangale, E&TC | NA | 2 |
| 9 | One day Workshop on Moodle Learning Management System | March 15th, 2019 | March 15th, 2019 | Pradnesh Padave, Production | NA | 31 |
| 10 | One day Workshop on Koha and Library Automation | March 9th, 2019 | March 9th, 2019 | Avinash Lande, Librarian | Gajanan Babhulkar, IT/Systems | 24 |
| 11 | Coordinators Workshop on Moodle- 1 March 2019 | March 1st, 2019 | March 1st, 2019 | Pradnesh Padave, Production | NA | 1 |
| 12 | Coordinators Workshop on Koha and Library Automation | February 8th, 2019 | February 8th, 2019 | Avinash Lande, Librarian | Gajanan Babhulkar, IT/Systems | |
| 13 | Pedagogy for Online and Blended Teaching-Learning Process - Autumn 2018 | October 30th, 2018 | March 31st, 2019 | Rashmi Deshpande | NA | 60 |
| 14 | Foundation Program in ICT for Education - Autumn 2018 | September 13th, 2018 | December 31st, 2018 | Rashmi Deshpande | NA | 60 |
