International Association of Engineers

List of Professional Societies :

Department of Electronics and communication Engineering

The professional societies associated with department of Electronics  and Communication Engineering to promote the co-operation between the professionals in various fields of the engineering and to cultivate an environment for the advance and development of the technology, promoting the interactions between the engineers, advancing the application of engineering techniques from the academics to the industry, facilitating the exchange of information and ideas among the engineers and scientists freely are:

International Association of Engineers

About IAENG :

The International Association of Engineers (IAENG) is the largest non-profit international association for all engineers and computer scientists. IAENG was founded by a group of engineers and computer scientists in 1968, originally as a private club network for its founding members. Later, with the efforts from its members, IAENG membership became open to all the members in the engineering and computer science community.  Nowadays, the IAENG members include research center heads, faculty deans, department heads, professors, research scientists/engineers, experienced software development directors and engineers, and university postgraduate and undergraduate students etc., from over one hundred different countries.

Our goals are to promote the co-operation between the professionals in various fields of the engineering and to cultivate an environment for the advance and development of the technology. Our objective includes:

1 Promoting the interactions between the engineers;

2 Advancing the application of engineering techniques from the academics    to the industry;

3 Facilitating the exchange of information and ideas among the engineers and scientists freely.

KLR Electronics & Communication Students Association (KECSA) is a student association run by students of E & C Engineering for students of department. The main objective of the KECSA is to provide platform to students to explore their skills and knowledge through curricular and extra-curricular activities in the field of Electronics and communication Engineering. Through KECSA students organize project competitions, alumni interactions and celebrate days like “Teachers Day” and “Engineers Day”.

Objective of Student Association:

1.To organize the training programs/ seminars/ workshops on latest technology to  enhance the technical           skill set of students and faculties.

2.To enrich and empower the minds of students by conducting technical event competitions regularly.

3.To improve non-technical abilities of students by engendering good communication   skills, managerial            abilities, presentation skills and team work.

Goals:

1. To develop programming skills, management skills as well as other technical skills

2. To develop teamwork skills and to encourage students to bring forth their leadership qualities.

International Association of Academic plus Corporate (IAAC)

International Association of academic plus corporate (IAAC) society is an educational & corporate support organization registered to Government under 2001 Act – (435/2018) . Our society has its members spread across the world majorly in India, Japan, Bangladesh, Srilanka, US & few more nations with 500+ Doctorates & 12,000 working professionals & still counting. IAAC is envisioned to accelerate the use of modern science for academic and corporate development. We focus especially on research and development work and to own, establish a self-governing body to run the activities on sharing learning objectives and this society belongs to look after appreciation to the community of white-collar jobs, scholarship & sponsorships to the member with the help of government program, donation & self-finance by IAAC.

The obvious benefit of joining a IAAC society is the impact it will have on our social life. We will meet people who share an interest with us, and we will widen our social network beyond our course and the people we live with. However, there are also real gains in terms of our career improvement skills, qualities and knowledge you offer to prospective employers, which suggest that we will successfully adapt in the workplace.