Industrial Visits

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Industrial visit has its own importance in a career of a student who is pursuing a professional degree as the classroom is not sufficient to provide student an insight to internal working of companies. Industrial visit is considered as one of the tactical methods of teaching. The main reason behind this- Industrial visit helps to combine theoretical knowledge with industrial knowledge and gives them exposure to current work practices. It lets student to know things practically through interaction, working methods and employment practices.

Industrial visits are arranged by our college to students with an objective of providing students functional opportunity in different sectors like IT, Manufacturing and services, finance and marketing as students will be more concerned about earning a job after having an industrial visit.

TECHNICAL TRAINING

AAA offers a number of value added courses beyond curriculum that equips students for a successful career. Faculty Development Programs are conducted to our faculties to enhance their knowledge in their expertise field and to keep them updated about the technological advancements in the field. Our faculties combine professional and industrial experience with the latest approaches in learning and teaching.

Students of Civil Engineering Department are given intensive training in AutoCAD, REVIT architecture, STADD Pro and ANSYS.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering conducts training in C, Java, Database MySQL , PHP, AWS, IOT and SalesForce ADX 201.
The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering offers extensive training in PSPICE circuit simulation software, MATLAB programming, VLSI Design and Embedded Systems.
The Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering conducts hands on training in PSPICE circuit simulation, MATLAB programming, Power World Simulator, IOT, E-CAD and LABVIEW.
Mechanical Department students are made to work in CAD/CAM, CreO, SPRUTCAM, ANSYS, 3D Printing and BOSCH Diagnostic Lab.

VALUE ADDED COURSES

The value added courses comprise of a wide range of short courses and workshops that are carefully planned to meet the interests of students, as well as help diversify their skills and technical knowledge. These courses have been selected after analyzing the work profiles and career portrayals of various job roles in core industries and IT companies. These programs will run parallel to the conventional degrees. At the end of year, the students will be equipped with Certificates in value added courses along with a conventional degree.

Value added courses are designed and offered by all the departments for the benefit of the students. Our Faculty members were well trained and certified by authorized certification organizations. From their expertise, our students gain knowledge, which will qualify them to face the formidable challenges of the industries.

The primary objectives are:

The value added courses aim to make our students to keep pace with the cutting-edge technologies pertaining to their chosen field of engineering.

To supplement the curriculum for preparing the students as best to meet industry demands
To impart professional knowledge with relevant certifications to increase employability of the students.
To help our students gain exposure to the latest in technological developments and to provide an opportunity to develop inter-disciplinary skills

VOCATIONAL COURSES

The vocational courses aspire to equip rural persons with practical skills for a specific profession or field. These are tailor-made courses to make them completely job ready. Hence, are habitually aimed at a focused career and intended in a manner such as to help them upgrade their skills for that particular profession.

In Vocational Courses, learning is imparted mainly through practical on-site experience and less through classroom teaching. The course is planned in a manner that when the students graduate they are totally prepared for the particular job and necessitate not much training in the basic functioning of things.

The primary objectives are:

To enhance the employability of unemployed youths through skill development in selected areas.
To bridge the gap between demand and supply of skilled workforce in the industrial sector.
To provide sustainable employment opportunities to the needy and the vulnerable unemployed rural youths.
To disseminate technical knowledge and appropriate skill practices through standard systems of training, testing and certification to validate proficiency levels.

DETAILS OF INDUSTRIAL VISITS

Academic Year (2023-2024)

S.No	Department	Industrial Visit Date	Year	Company Name	Location	No. of students	No. of Faculty	Subject related
1.	CSE	03.11.2023 – 04.11.2023	III	Inzsoft Technologies	Kattapana, Kerala	36	3	Mobile Application Development
	ECE	29.02.2023	III	Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre	Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala	43	3	Satellite Communication Antenna and Microwave Engineering and Digital Signal Processing
		02.03.2023	III	Masco Tea Factory	Vagamon, Kerala	43	3	Embedded and IoT system design, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers
		11.03.2024	II	Airport	Madurai, Tamil Nadu	63	3	Digital Signal Processing, Digital Communication, Satellite Communication
2.	EEE	10.03.2024 to 12.03.2024	III	Kerala Electrical and Allied Engineering Co., Ltd. & Anna Aluminum Company Pvt., Ltd.	Cochin, Kerala	33	1	Electrical Drives
3.		20.11.2023	II	Solar Power Plant, Kurunaikulam and Venus Home Appliances	Aruppukottai & Tuticorin	54	3	Renewable Energy Systems and Measurements and Instrumentation
4.		20.10.2023	IV	Apollo Electrical Services, Madanadar Kudiyeruppu.	Tirunelveli	33	3	Special Electrical Machines
5.		29.08.2023	III	Anamalais Toyota, Amathur	Sivakasi	45	2	Renewable Energy Systems
6.	MECH	28.08.2023	III	SNP Dairy, & United Agri Tech 2023 – Agriculture Exhibition,	Madurai	39	5	Thermal Engineering, Project Work
7.		09.09.2023	III	Anna Aluminium Company Pvt Ltd., & Kerala Electrical & Allied Engg. Co. Ltd., (A Government of Kerala Undertaking),	Kochi, Kerala	35	3	Manufacturing Process, Electrical Drives & Controls
8.		13.10.2023	IV	Ruby Food Products Pvt Ltd., & JB Hydraulics, .	Madurai	48	2	Manufacturing Process, Hydraulics & Pneumatics
9.		27.10.2023	II	The Kaka Indian Foundry, & Devendran Plastics Pvt. Ltd.,	Sivakasi	52	3	Manufacturing Process
10.		15.03.2024	II	Patywari Bakers Pvt Ltd., & JB Hydraulics, .	Madurai	51	3	Manufacturing Process, Hydraulics & Pneumatics

Academic Year (2022-2023)

S.No	Department	Industrial Visit Date	Year	Company Name	Location	No. of students	No. of Faculty	Subject related
1.	Civil	26.09.2022	IV	CSIR-CECRI	Karaikudi	7	1	Testing of Materials
2.	Civil	18.11.2022	II	Water Treatment Plant,	Bodinayakkanur	27	2	Water and waste water engineering
3.	CSE	13.10.2022	II	Karan Software Technologies,	Ayikudi, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu	53	2	Cloud Computing
4.	CSE	14.10.2022	III	Karan Software Technologies,	Ayikudi, Tenkasi, Tamil Nadu	51	2	Cloud Computing
5.	EEE	15.02.2023	IV	Anamalais Toyota, Amathur.	Sivakasi	17	2	Renewable Energy Systems
6.		14.11.2022	II	Solar Power Plant, Kurunaikulam. and V.V.V & Sons Edible Oils Ltd., Virudhunagar.	Aruppukottai	48	2	Renewable Energy Systems and Electrical Machines
7.		04.11.2022	III	Venus Home Appliances. and V.V.V & Sons Edible Oils Ltd.	Tuticorin	31	3	Measurements and Instrumentation and Electrical Machines
8.		27.09.2022	IV	High Voltage Engineering Laboratory, National Engineering College, Kovilpatti	Kovilpatti	27	2	High Voltage Engineering
9.	MECH	04.11.2022	II	Idhayam Gingelly Oil, V.V.V & Sons Pvt. Ltd.,	Virudhunagar	34	4	Fluid Mechanics, Manufacturing Process Engineering Thermodynamics, Engineering Mechanics
10.		21.09.2022	III	Thermal Power Station,	Tuticorin	37	06	Engineering Thermodynamics, Thermal Engineering
11.		09.09.2022	III	The Ramco Cements Ltd,	RR Nagar	45	5	Manufacturing Process Engineering Thermodynamics, Engineering Mechanics
12.		18.08.2022	IV	Sun Pressing Private Limited,	Madurai	28	4	Manufacturing Process Engineering Materials & Metallurgy,
13.		25.04.2023	IV	Annamalai’s Toyota,	Amathur	34	6	Automobile Engineering

Academic Year (2021-2022)

S.No	Department	Industrial Visit Date	Year	Company Name	Location	No. of students	No. of Faculty	Subject related
1.	Civil	12.10.2021	III	Solar Power Plant	Kurunaikulam	07	1	Renewable Energy Sources
2.	Civil	08.04.2022 – 10.04.2022	II	Neptune Ready mix Concrete,	Ernakulam, Kerala	45	1	Concrete Technology
3.	CSE	08.04.2022 – 09.04.2022	IV	Soften Technologies private limited	Cochin, Kerala	25	2	Mobile Computing and Web Application
4.		08.04.2022 – 09.04.2022	III	Soften Technologies private limited	Cochin, Kerala	50	2	Mobile Computing and Web Application
5.		12.05.2022	IV	Airport	Madurai, Tamil Nadu	22	1	Network Security
6.	ECE	26.5.22 to 28.05.22	II, III & IV	ISRO, Telemetry, Tracking and Command Network – ISTRAC	Bengaluru	90	3	Satellite Communication Antenna and Microwave Engineering and Digital Signal Processing
7.	ECE	12.05.2022	IV	Airport	Madurai, Tamil Nadu	19	1	Digital Signal Processing, Digital Communication, Satellite Communication
8.	EEE	27.05.2022	IV	ISRO Telemetry Tracking and Command Network (ISTRAC).	Bengaluru	8	1	Signals and Systems
9.		12.05.2022	IV	Madurai Airport & R.L. Institute of Nautical Sciences.	Madurai	11	1	Digital Signal Processing
10.		8.4.2022 & 9.4.2022	IV	Kerala Electrical and Allied Engineering Co. Ltd, Cochin. Wonderla Theme Park, Cochin	Cochin, Kerala	26	2	Electrical Machines & Protection and Switchgear
11.		19.11.2021	II	V.V.V & Sons Edible Oils Ltd., Virudhunagar	Virudhunagar	42	1	Electrical Machines
12.	MECH	22.10.2021	II	The Kaka Indian Foundry, Thiruthangal & Lakshmi Polymers	Sivakasi	48	4	Manufacturing Process
13.		25.01.2022	Faculty	Anu Poly Craft, SNP Dairy, ACN Motors	Madurai	–	13	Fluid Mechanics, Engineering Materials & Metallurgy, Thermal Engineering,
14.		08.04.2022 to 09.04.2022	III & IV	Indian Oil Corporation Ltd, BH Mammi, Iron and steel industry, Sea Blue Shipyard,	Cochin	30	5	Fluid Mechanics, Engineering Materials & Metallurgy, Thermal Engineering, Automobile Engineering

Academic Year (2020-2021)

S.No	Department	Industrial Visit Date	Year	Company Name	Location	No. of students	No. of Faculty	Subject related
1.	Civil	26.03.2021	II, III & IV	Government Hospital Building Construction	Virudhunagar	32	2	Construction Techniques and Practice
2.	EEE	16.04.2021	II & III	V.V.V & Sons Edible Oils Ltd., Virudhunagar	Virudhunagar	40	1	Electrical Machines
3.	EEE	26.03.2021	II, III & IV	Solar Power Plant, Kurunaikulam	Aruppukotttai	77	1	Renewable Energy Systems
4.	ECE	22.04.2021	II & III	Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited	Virudhunagar	42	3	Communication Networks, Digital Signal Processing and Digital Communication
5.	MECH	05.03.2021	IV	Annamalai’s Toyota,	Amathur	50	4	Automobile Engineering
6.		12.03.2021	II	Idhayam Sesame Oil Plant	Virudhunagar	30	8	Manufacturing Process Metrology & Measurement
7.		24.03.2021	II & III	The Kaka Indian Foundry, & ADR Polymers., SIDCO	Thiruthangal & Virudhunagar	50	5	Manufacturing Process