Phoenix, the student society associated with the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, was formed on 20th September, 2005 by a group of six motivated students of batch 2006. The society formed with an aim to provide a platform to the students on which they enhance their practical knowledge and gain valuable experience in the industrial arena. The society aimed at conducting technical seminars by eminent personalities, workshops on various technical developments and organizing various technical events for the students in the college.
The first event that took place was Electronics Quiz. After that the society has conducted various events on regular basis. The society is continuously increasing its work force year by year. It has been providing to the students a positive gradient.
In 2006-07, the major hits were the Rover, Radix and the Instant Khichari held at the intra-college tech fest “TECH@VIBRATIONS’06" and the strength of society increased to 28 volunteers and co-ordinators. In 2007-08, the robotics event “Robonoid" organised by the society in “TECH TRISHNA’08"- was the most popular technical event in the history of college.
Maintaining its trend of enhancing technical skills and sharpening young minds, Phoenix kept its journey on by conducting ‘Ecrire de conquirer’- an online technical article writing competition. The articles with the maximum likes were rewarded. As always the event On Board Quiz was a big hit. The event VIBEQUP-“Visual Buzzing and Entertaining Quiz of Puzzles was admired by all attracting intense participation. The final round held at amphitheatre gave an all way round fun and frolic entertainment to all with its multi-layered process.
In February’ 13, Phoenix family welcomed new faces and the strength reached a total of 45. Together with Samveg and Oorja, Phoenix conducted Robotrix classes to give a fundamental understanding of basic concepts involved in designing a robot. Keeping its statistics consistent – Robofestinate, organised during tech trishna’13 was again a great success. The other events organised during tech fest were Identomyst and Series parallel, which were equally appreciated and included mind tickling questions based on basic electrical and electronics engineering.
2018-2019
ROBOVERSE
G.R.A.B.’19
|
SI.No. |
NAME |
BRANCH |
STUDENT NO. |
|
1. |
Ajay Yadav |
ECE |
1831042 |
|
2. |
ApoorvaMuskan |
ECE |
1831056 |
|
3. |
AviralGoel |
ECE |
1831168 |
|
4. |
Mudit Kumar Singh |
ECE |
1831034 |
|
5. |
Palak Garg |
ECE |
1831113 |
|
6. |
Sakshi Garg |
ECE |
1831072 |
|
7. |
Samarth Saxena |
ECE |
1831161 |
|
8. |
Shashwat Shukla |
ECE |
1831110 |
|
9. |
Shivani Yadav |
ECE |
1831163 |
|
10. |
Vibhu Agarwal |
ECE |
1831026 |
|
11. |
Vinay Kumar |
ECE |
1831081 |
Seminar on “Radio Frequency Identification”
“Technical Board Inauguration”
Recruitment Drive
Selected Candidates
|
S.NO. |
NAME |
BRANCH |
|
1 |
ANADI MISHRA |
ECE-1 |
|
2 |
GHANISHT KUMAR |
EI |
|
3 |
HARSH GUPTA |
ECE-1 |
|
4 |
PRACHEE PRIYA |
EI |
|
5 |
REWATI RAMAN SINGH |
ECE-2 |
|
6 |
SAKSHI DUBEY |
ECE-3 |
|
7 |
SAURABH GUPTA |
ECE-3 |
|
8 |
SHASHANK JHA |
ECE-3 |
|
9 |
SHIVANGI KAUSHIK |
ECE-3 |
|
10 |
SHREYA SRIVASTAVA |
ECE-3 |
|
11 |
SHUBHANGI AGARWAL |
ECE-3 |
|
12 |
SPARSH JAIN |
ECE-2 |
|
13 |
VISHAL VERMA |
ECE-3 |
Total of 13 students were selected from ECE & EI.
2017-2018
DESOTRIX
On 8th and 9th November 2017 our society PHOENIX conducted an event DESOTRIX. The event witnessed ample participation and enthusiasm from the students of every year.
The first round involved the solving of technical riddles and puzzles on the basis of which the students were given points which gave them benefit in the subsequent round.
The next day marked the beginning of the final round. This round involved circuit designing and students with lesser points could also increase their points by debugging few circuits made by our coordinators. The points were used to purchase various components and hence design the circuit.
The participants were being judged on various parameters like time taken to design the circuit, accuracy of the outputs, number of components used etc. and finally the winners were being agnized.
|
POSITION |
NAME |
BRANCH |
STUDENT NO. |
|
1 |
Prakhar Dixit |
E.C.E. |
1531171 |
|
Rishabh Singh |
E.C.E. |
1531025 |
|
|
Shashank Shekhar |
I.T. |
1513036 |
|
|
2 |
Keshav Kumar |
C.S.E. |
1510036 |
|
Himesh Goel |
C.S.E. |
1510136 |
|
|
Mayank Kumar |
C.S.E. |
1510005 |
|
|
3 |
Kartikey Dengre |
M.E. |
1540123 |
|
Chandra Dev |
E.C.E. |
1531055 |
|
|
Raghvendra Tiwari |
M.E. |
1640021 |
Coordinators for DESOTRIX
ROBOTRIX’17
The three core technical societies of AKGEC namely PHOENIX, SAMVEG and OORJA conducted ROBOTRIX’17, an annual workshop on manual and autonomous robots on 11th and 12th February, 2017.
This workshop is annually conducted by all the three societies together which emphasizes on basic knowledge of manual and autonomous robots.
The workshop witnessed ample participation form first year students and they participated in the workshop with all zeal and enthusiasm.
Co-ordinators for ROBOTRIX
RECRUITMENT PROCESS
Recruitment drive was conducted on 23rd February, 2017 by TEAM PHOENIX.
The recruitment process marked its beginning with a written round, where the personality, technical and aptitude skills of various students of ECE and EI branches were tested.
A total of 200 aspirants had enrolled themselves for the written round. This written test was conducted in the strict vigilance of the coordinators of TEAM PHOENIX.
The deserving students, 23 in number qualified for the final round which was the personal interview round. Each student who qualified for the interview round was interviewed by a panel of seven final year coordinators of TEAM PHOENIX. The panel comprised of the following members.
Name of Student Co-ordinators
|
Sr.No. |
Name |
Branch |
Year |
|
1. |
Souymendra Kumar (Student Head) |
ECE |
IV |
|
2. |
Sana Nizam (Co-Head) |
ECE |
IV |
|
3. |
Vijayant Saini (Project Head) |
EI |
IV |
|
4. |
Shobhit Jukaria (Technical Head) |
ECE |
IV |
|
5. |
Sandeep Gupta |
ECE |
IV |
|
6. |
Shraddha Singh |
ECE |
IV |
|
7. |
Madhavi Shukla |
ECE |
IV |
After thorough discussion of the panel a balanced team of 12 students were recruited in the society as 1st year volunteers.
|
Sr. No. |
NAME |
BRANCH |
STUDENT NUMBER |
|
1. |
ADITYA MISHRA |
EI |
1632022 |
|
2. |
ALOK YADAV |
EC-1 |
1631057 |
|
3. |
APOORV JINDAL |
EC-1 |
1631097 |
|
4. |
MANSI KAPOOR |
EI |
1632026 |
|
5. |
MIMANSHU MAHESHWARI |
EC-2 |
1631162 |
|
6. |
NEHA SAINI |
EC-2 |
1631163 |
|
7. |
SRISHTI SAHU |
EI |
1632010 |
|
8. |
SHRUTI SINGH |
EC-3 |
1631171 |
|
9. |
SUMIT SINGH |
EC-3 |
1631001 |
|
10. |
TUSHAR PARASHAR |
EC-3 |
1631164 |
|
11. |
VARTIKA PARASHAR |
EC-3 |
1631174 |
|
12. |
YASHASWI DAS |
EC-3 |
1631040 |
Name of Student Co-ordinators
ROBOFESTINATE
ROBOFESTINATE, an annual robot racing event of Phoenix society, is going to be held on 6th and 7th April 2017.The event will comprise of parallel robot racing competition between two participants competing for the first position. The track will be a symmetrical branched structure comprising of fully autonomous and manual hurdles increasing the completion level and testing the controlling skills of the controller.
PHOENIX : Events in 2016-2017
ODD SEMESTER 2016-17
|
S. NO. |
EVENT NAME |
EVENT THEME |
DATE |
|
1. |
RE-RECRUITMENT |
FOR SECOND YEAR |
2ND WEEK OF AUGUST,2016 |
|
2. |
PLEXUS |
ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS |
LAST WEEK OF SEPTEMBER, 2016 |
|
3. |
SEMINAR/WORKSHOP |
EMERGING TRENDS IN ELECTRONICS |
MID-OCTOBER, 2016 |
EVEN SEMESTER 2016-17
|
S. NO. |
EVENT NAME |
EVENT THEME |
DATE |
|
1. |
ROBOTRIX |
WORKSHOP ON MANUAL AND AUTONOMOUS ROBOTS |
LAST WEEK OF JANUARY,2017 |
|
2. |
RECRUITMENT |
RECRUITMENT OF 1ST YEAR |
1ST WEEK OF FEBRUARY, 2017 |
|
3. |
DESOTRIX |
LOGIC DESIGNS |
LAST WEEK OF FEBRUARY, 2017 |
|
4. |
ROBOFESTINATE |
ROBO RACE |
6-7 APRIL, 2017 |
*PROJECTS BASED ON CONCEPTS OF ELECTRONICS ARE TO BE CARRIED OUT BY THE STUDENTS OF PHOENIX SOCIETY THROUGHOUT THE YEAR.
2015-2016
EVENT 1 : 2nd YEAR RECRUITMENT
|
S. NO. |
NAME |
Std. No. |
Year |
Branch |
|
1 |
CHHAVI CHAUDHARY |
1432002 |
2 |
ECE |
|
2 |
KANAK GARG |
1431145 |
2 |
ECE |
|
3 |
NAMAN JAIN |
1431154 |
2 |
ECE |
|
4 |
PRATYUSH SHARMA |
1431024 |
2 |
ECE |
|
5 |
RISHABH CHADHA |
1432008 |
2 |
EI |
|
6 |
SAURABH SINGH |
1431061 |
2 |
ECE |
|
7 |
SHALINI GUPTA |
1431019 |
2 |
ECE |
|
8 |
SIDDHARTH KUMAR |
1431052 |
2 |
ECE |
|
9 |
SWAPNIL RAJ |
1431032 |
2 |
ECE |
|
10 |
SWATI GUPTA |
1432043 |
2 |
ECE |
|
11 |
UJJWAL VERMA |
1432022 |
2 |
EI |
|
12 |
UNNATI SRIVASTAVA |
1431192 |
2 |
ECE |
|
13 |
URVASHI MISHRA |
1431027 |
2 |
ECE |
|
14 |
VAIBHAV CHOPRA |
1432014 |
2 |
EI |
|
15 |
VAIBHAV SUNDHARAM |
1431014 |
2 |
ECE |
REPORT ON PLEXUS‘15
Pre-Event Round
This was an optional round for those students who wished to take a head start. All they needed to do was message a technical article they like to the official page of Phoenix on Facebook and accordingly, their articles were posted. The top TWO articles with maximum likes got a point advantage.
First Round
This was a pen-paper cum visual round. A 20-marks question paper was set, that included 10 questions on logos of popular technical companies and 10 questions based on taglines of popular electronic brands, each question carried 1 mark.
The second part of this round involved a video based on emerging technologies shown to the participants, such as 5G technology, Internet of Things, etc., followed by a couple of questions based on the same, each had a weight age of 5 marks.
Based on the pre-round and the above stated round, 15 teams having the maximum marks in minimum time were shortlisted for the final round.
This round helped the students exercise their brains in finding the appropriate and the most suitable article. This made them go through a variety of new technologies. The paper round tested and enhanced their knowledge about popular companies.
Final Round
The teams eligible for this round were given a riddle. The solution of the riddle gave the name of a place in the college, for example BB Shed, Canteen, etc. The teams needed to solve the riddle and get to the place. Once they reached the given spot, they were given a sealed envelope. They brought it back to the starting point, without tampering the seal. The catch was such that three teams were supposed to reach one spot, the team reaching first progressed. So, this was a race against time as well as other teams.
Once the team reached the starting point, the seal of the envelope was opened. There was another riddle that gave the name of a famous scientist. The team doing both the jobs, bringing back the envelope and deciphering the name of the scientist, in the minimum amount of time secured maximum points.
This was followed by a rapid fire quiz having questions from domains like communication, space, embedded etc. The cumulative points of all these parts decided the winner. In case of a tie, another tie-breaker buzzer round was supposed to be conducted but no such situation arose.
After a couple of fun-filled days, the following students took the honours:
1st Prize
Team ID : 2046
Shivam Jindal EC-3, 3rd year
Shikhar Singh EC-3, 3rd year
2nd Prize
Team ID : 1001
Paras Narula EI, 2nd year
Shivang Maurya ME-3, 1st year
3rd Prize
Team ID : 2001
Shashank Shekhar IT-1,1st year
Ashutosh Tripathi EN-1, 1st year
CO-ORDINATORS :-
2014-2015
2nd YEAR RECRUITMENT
1st YEAR RECRUITMENT
ROBOTRIX WORKSHOP
ROBO FESTINATE
Total participants- 380
PROCESS
PRELIMS
Pre round was involved in short listing top 16 teams for the final round in which there were five circular tracks with hurdles and the participating teams who qualified in the least amount of time qualified for the final round.
FINAL
The final round was between the top 16 teams in which every pair of team had to race their robots through the palm shaped track and the order of complexity of the hurdles increased as the teams got shortlisted to top 8 and to top 4 and further to the final two. In the final race the team who reached the finish line after completing the block tasks ended as the winner of the event.
JUDGES
Mr. Devesh Singh
Mr. Devvrat Tyagi
OVERALL FACULTY COORDINATOR
Dr. Rahul Vivek Purohit
COORDINATORS
Winners
|
NAME |
TT ID |
POSITION |
COLLEGE |
YEAR/BRANCH |
|
Ashish Bansal |
TT1189 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
3/ ME |
|
Anshuman Chauhan |
TT2555 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
3/ ME |
|
Bhawna Bedi |
TT1394 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
3/ ME |
|
Bharat Tripathi |
TT2556 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
3/ ME |
|
Gaurav Verma |
TT4219 |
2ND |
ABES EC |
2/ ECE |
|
Neeraj Kumar |
TT2623 |
2ND |
ABES EC |
2/ ME |
|
Rupesh Kushwaha |
TT3373 |
2ND |
ABES EC |
2/ EN |
|
Shashwat Srivastava |
TT2863 |
2ND |
ABES EC |
2/ CSE |
|
Nishith Kumar Singh |
TT3473 |
3RD |
AKGEC |
4/ ME |
|
Rishabh Maurya |
TT4357 |
3RD |
IEC-CET |
4/ CE |
|
Vishaw Vijay Vardan |
TT4360 |
3RD |
IEC-CET |
4/ ME |
|
Ashutosh Singh |
TT4361 |
3RD |
IEC-CET |
4/ ME |
IDENTOMYST
JUDGES
Mr. Abhijeet Upadhyay
Mr. Himanshu Nagpal
OVERALL FACULTY COORDINATOR
Dr. Rahul Vivek Purohit
COORDINATORS
Winners
|
NAME |
TT ID |
POSITION |
COLLEGE |
BRANCH/YEAR |
|
Prashant Shrawan |
TT1247 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
CSE/3 |
|
Sumedha Agarwal |
TT2917 |
1ST |
AKGEC |
CSE/3 |
|
Rishabh Jain |
TT1657 |
2ND |
AKGEC |
ECE/2 |
|
Mahima Sharma |
TT1754 |
2ND |
AKGEC |
ECE/2 |
|
Utkarsh Sharma |
TT1234 |
3RD |
AKGEC |
ME/1 |
|
Sanyam Gupta |
TT1204 |
3RD |
AKGEC |
IT/1 |