IIT HYDERABAD U B Desai [email protected] www.iith.ac.in

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The greatest danger for most of us is not that our aim is too high and we miss it, but that it is too low and we reach it --Michelangelo

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Total Number of Students at IITH as on Jan. 2017 Program B.Tech M.Sc. M.Tech M.Des M.Phil Ph.D Total

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Male 723 79 379 19 3 505 1708

Female 139 30 69 13 5 163 419

Total 862 109 448 32 8 668 2127

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Students admitted Jan 2017 Program B.Tech M.Sc M.Tech M.Des M.Phil Ph.D Total

Male 211 40 179 9 2 116 557

Female 31 19 40 6 3 51 150

Total 242 59 219 15 5 167 707

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Female

Total

167 24 137 3 0 34 365

22 21 30 2 1 8 84

189 45 167 05 1 42 449 4

FACULTY @IITH

172 faculty – many in the picture

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SOME FIRSTS 1.

SOME NEW

Fractal Academics Implemented at IITH a)

Innovative and first of its kind academic program (https://www.iith.ac.in/fractal/frac.html )

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Center for Healthcare Entrepreneurship

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Design Innovation Center

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Technology Learning Center

4.

Fabless Chip Design Center

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Research Park

2.

Digital Fabrication Lab (3D-Printing) for first semester students – first of its kind in academia

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An Executive M.Tech. Program in Data Sciences for working professionals only; first of its kind in India (https://cse.iith.ac.in/?q=node/136 )

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Minor in Entrepreneurship for all students. All the modules taught by VCs, Entrepreneurs, Business 6. Professionals only. Once again first of its kind

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Double Major: A student can get B.Tech. in two disciplines in 4 to 5 years

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Engineering Science Program

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Creative Arts Series in the academic curriculum

8.

Study Abroad Program by UT Austin students at IITH

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Technology Incubation Center (iTIC)

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Research Culture at IITH Total Sanctioned Sponsored Project Funding

~ 300 crs – US$ 44.00 mil

Industrial Funding

~15 crs – US$ 2.0 mil

Consultancy Funding

~ 6 crs – US$ 92 K

Patents Filed

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Journal publications by IITH Faculty and students (as recognized by Scopus)

1000+

Reviewed Conference publication by IITH Faculty and students (as recognized by Scopus)

500+

Presentation by IITH faculty at National and International conferences and reputed institutes

500+

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SATREP – DISANET – (25crs – US$ 3.85mil)

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Converged Cloud Communication (~20cr – US 3.0 mil)

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Cyber Physical Systems (DEITY) (~17 cr – US$ 2.6 mil)

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5G Networks

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IoT for Smarter Health Care (DEITY) (~4cr – US$ 615K)

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Sustainable Development (MHRD) (4cr – US$ 615K)

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Design Innovation Center (MHRD) (10cr – US$1.5 mil)

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Fabless Chip Design Incubator (MEITY) (17cr – US 2.6 mil)

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Self Powered Wireless Chipset for Building to Building Communication (DEITY) (~2cr – US$ 300K)

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Large Sponsored Projects

(~8cr – US$ 1.2 mil)

IUATC Project (DST) (~1.7cr – US$ 261K) • WSN for pollution monitoring, and Health Care

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Development of FRET Enhanced Quantum Dot Sensitized Solar Cells (DST) (1.33cr – US$ 205K)

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Improving the efficiency of Dense medium Cyclone treating high NGM coal using GPU based CFD and PEPT techniques (NMDC) (~1.6cr – US$ 246K)

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Incremental Sheet Metal Forming: Predictive Modelling and Validation (Boeing) (~1.0cr – US$ 153K)

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Evaluation of Fly Ash Treated Recycled Asphalt Pavement (RAP) for Base/Subbase Construction (DST) (~1cr – US$ 153K)

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Some Research Equipment

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Cross-disciplinary research: A central focus at IITH Research Centers Healthcare Entrepreneurship Cyber-physical systems Nano-X (Inaugurated by Prof. C N R Rao)

X-Materials High Performance Computing Sustainable Development PMMNMTT Technology Learning Center Design Innovation Center Center for Fabless Chip Design

In the Offing

Nano-X (Inaugurated by Prof. C N R Rao)

Center for Things to Bytes to Things

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IITH-Industry Interaction IIT-H has active collaborations and/or interactions with Industries • DRDO • Hyundai Motors • Mercedes-Benz R&D India • HP • Microsoft Research • Xylinx Research • NICT-Japan • OFS-Alcatel • KDDI Research labsJapan • CMC • RCI • ANURAG • Astra • …

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ELGI HCL technologies Redpine Intel Dr Reddy’s labs Singareni Colleries nVidia Technology Boeing (India) Cyient Samsung URMI Tata Steel Ams AG, Austria CRIDA and IMD Allied Telesis Labs Limited • … IIT HYDERABAD PRESENTATION

• CSIR-NGRI Hyderabad • Progress Software Development Pvt. Ltd. • RedPine Signals • Mateoroligical Department (IMD) • Nanoengineering • Rahyals Energy India Pvt. Ltd. • ARCI • Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor Development Corporation • BHEL • Honeywell

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ACADEMICS (Teaching)

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Academic Departments: In all 14 Departments   

9 Engineering Departments

Sciences

Department of Biomedical Engineering (M.Tech., Ph.D.)

 Department of Chemistry (M.Sc.,

Department of Biotechnology (M.Tech., Ph.D.)

 Department of Mathematics

Department of Chemical Engineering (B.Tech, M.Tech and Ph.D.)

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Department of Civil Engineering (B.Tech, M.Tech. Ph.D.)

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering (B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.)

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Department of Electrical Engineering (B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.)

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Department of Engineering Science (B.Tech.) (virtual department)

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Department of Materials Science & Metallurgical Engineering (M.Tech., Ph.D., B.Tech.)

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Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (B.Tech., M.Tech., Ph.D.)

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Ph.D.)

(M.Phil, Ph.D.)

 Department of Physics (B.Tech.,M.Sc., Ph.D.)

Liberal Arts (M.Phil, Ph.D.) Department of Design (M.Des., Ph.D.)

8 Departments offer B.Tech program 3 departments offer M.Sc. 8 Departments offer M.Tech. programs 1 Department offers M.Phil. Program 1 Dept. offers M.Des. 13 Departments offering Ph.D. programs B.Tech. Minor is all depts. including Economics, etc. Minor in Entrepreneurship for all Option of Double Major for B.Tech. Students

Only new IIT to have a full bouquet of departments

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Flexible Academic Structure •Fractal Academics • Double Major • Minors and Honors • Engineering Science • Selection of a branch after 4 semesters of Engrg Science • Possibility of B.Tech. in the area chosen after 4 semester in the Engrg. Science Stream • Possibility of doing a full Engineering Science BTech • 5 year Dual degree possibility after two years if the candidate desires to purse B.Tech. + M.Tech. • Creative Arts Series (e.g. fractal courses taught by professionals in art and design -- like Theater, Music, Movie Making, Madhubani Painting, Kalamkari Painting, Dance, etc.) • Minor in Entrepreneurship • Actively moving towards project based learning rather than only lecture based learning

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Minor in Entrepreneurship: Unique Program at IITH S. No.

Course Name

Credits

Instructor

Semester

Semester 3.1

1

Introduction to Finance and Economy

1

Sri Nagesh

3rd Year, 1st Semester

2

Introduction to Sales & Marketing

1

J. P. Sahu

3rd Year, 1st Semester

3

Introduction to Entrepreneurship

1

Ajai Chowdhry

3rd Year, 1st Semester

Semester 3.2

4

Strategic Innovative Entrepreneurship

1

Ramesh Loganathan

3rd Year, 2nd Semester

5

Introduction to Business plan

1

Satish Andra / Srini Adepallli

3rd Year, 2nd Semester

6

Early Customer Acquisition and Relationship Management

1

Santanu Paul

3rd Year, 2nd Semester

3

Murali Bukkapatnam and IITH Faculty

4th Year, 1st Semester

All instructors from Industry: • • • •

Entrepreneurs VCs Enterprise builders Industry Managers

Semester 4.1

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Business Plan Development (Project) Semester 4.2

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HR and Leadership

1

B. V. R. Mohan Reddy

4th Year, 2nd Semester

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Company Valuation

1

Hemant Kanakia

4th Year, 2nd Semester

10

Risk Management

1

Pradeep Mittal

4th Year, 2nd Semester

Total Credits

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FRACTAL ACADEMICS

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Philosophy The new program captures: I.

T-Education ◦ Breadth with Depth

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Flexibility

III.

Atomize courses (Fractional Credits)

IV.

Foster Interdisciplinary education

V.

Wider choice of electives

VI.

Very early exposure to new technology development

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Foster Research at undergraduate level

VIII.

Synergy in projects – hopefully leading to products

IX.

Students can pace their program

X.

Greater choice for knowledge acquisition and specialization

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Encourage creativity

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BREADTH

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Semester 1 Courses (Credits) Total Credits: 15

Duration

1/6

2/6

3/6

4/6

5/6

6/6

1. Independent Project (1) 2. Digital Fabrication (2) 3. Calculus – I (1) A sample First Semester Fractal Academic Program For Electrical Engrg. Students

4. Calculus – II (2) 5. Classical Physics (1) 6. Electric Circuits (1) 7. Magnetic Circuits (1) 8. Digital Logic Design (1) 9. Digital System Design (1) 10. Signals and Communications (1) 11. Internet of Things (1) 12. Bioengineering (1) 13. Liberal Arts/Create Arts Elective (1)

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Course number

Course Title

Name of instructor

Dates

Credits

Max intake

CA 1010

Introduction to Theatre

MK Raina

TBA

1

80

CA 1014

Exploring the Performance Spectrum

Jayachandran Palazhy

TBA

1

100

A sample Creative Arts Courses in Fractal Academic Program

CA 1020

Introduction to Pottery and Ceramics

Jagruti Dutta

10-14 Feb

1

80

CA 1021

Understanding Cinema: Five Days at the Movies

Shubhra Gupta

TBA

1

100

Creative Arts option open to all students of IIT Hyderabad

CA 1023

Introduction to Karnatic Music

Vasudev

TBA

1

100

CA 1025

Madhubani Painting

Shalinee Kumari

TBA

1

50

CA 1027

Understanding Hyderabad and Its Heritage

Various Faculty

TBA

1

40

CA 1032

Musics from the World

Arko Mukhaerjee

27-30 Jan

1

50

CA 1033

Filmmaking for Beginners

Rajeev Ravi

TBA

1

80

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COUNSELLING CELL Let’s Talk

Sunshine IIT HYDERABAD  Two Counsellors appointed  Student Advisors  Faculty in Charge – Sunshine cell  Student Mentors – for every 8-10 students – one senior acts as a mentor -- Sunshiner  Training of Sunshiners implemented  Training session for faculty to focus on early detection

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Student Activities  Students Teach at Zilla Parishad School and other schools in the neighbouring villages  IITH alumni donated money to set up a computer lab at the Zilla Parishad School  Open house for students of schools from villages  Enabling WiFi at Uttarapalli village school  Lot of cultural, techno and sports activities

 Clubs ◦ Nature Club ◦ Cepheid: Astronomy Club ◦ Endeavour: Science Documentary club ◦ Arts Club ◦ Torque: Automobile Club

◦ Dance Club ◦ Drama Club

◦ Elan

◦ Elektronica

◦ N-Vision

◦ Movie Club

◦ Fusion

◦ Programming Club

◦ IITH got talent

◦ Quiz Club

◦ PAN IIT (Hyd) meet

◦ Music Club

 Extramural Lectures

◦ Robot Club ◦ E-Cell

◦ Ideas to business workshop, biz pan competition , etc.

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◦ Ira Trivedi, Amala Akkineni, Nagesh Kuknoor, Sashi Tharoor, …

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International Collaboration MoU

University of NEWCASTLE, Australia University of Applied Sciences, CSE Dept., Germany University of Utah, Salt Lake City, USA Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA The University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA University of California, Santa Cruz, USA University of California, San Diego, USA University of Buffalo, USA University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA North Eastern Univ. Boston, Univ. of Rochester, USA Johns Hopkins University, USA Texas A&M University, USA Hogskole I Gjovik (HIG), Norway Deakin University Australia …

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IC-IMPACTS Centres of Excellence - University of British Columbia University Purdue University McMaster University Keio University, Tokyo The National Institute of Information and Communications Technology of Japan Hiroshima Univ., Japan Osaka University, Japan Univ. of Tokyo, Japan Ritsumeikan University, Japan Tahoka Univ, Japan Temple University Hokkaido University Waseda University …

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Active Collaboration with Japan  Several building on IITH campus to be built with JICA support  Some iconic buildings designed by Japanese Architects  Very Active student and Faculty Exchange – under Friendship Program  R and D Collaboration in 5 Areas: ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

Next Generation Communication Technologies Sustainable Development Manufacturing and Design Nano-Science and Nano-Technology Energy and Environment

 Sponsored project from KDDI, Hitachi, and other Japanese companies  Cultural Collaboration – shirucafe!

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DISANET: Information Network for Natural Disaster Mitigation and Recovery  Indo-Japan Collaborative Project  Duration: 5 years, Cost Rs 20 Crores (~4mil US$)  IIT Hyderabad + Keio University + Univ. of Tokyo Partnership  Other key institutions on the Indian side ◦ IIT Madras, IIT Kanpur, NGRI, IMD and IIIT Hyderabad  Areas of Focus ◦ Earthquake monitoring ◦ Strong Motion sensors installed in the foothills of Himalayan region (see map) ◦ Weather monitoring and sensor technology ◦ Wireless broadband communication systems ◦ Data management and security

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SATREP Project II: Smart Cities for Emerging Countries based on Sensing, Network and Big Data Analysis of Multimodal Regional Transport System Focus on improving transportation in Indian Cities using latest communication and sensor technologies, and big data analytics Institutions involved ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦ ◦

IITH Nagyao Electricals Nihon Univ. Ahemdabad Police Hyderabad Police (to be involved)

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Indo-Japan Joint-Lab: Data Science-based Farming Support System for Sustainable Crop Production under Climatic Change Joint DST-JST Project funded project Institutions Involved: ◦ India: IIT Hyderabad, IIT Bombay, PJTSAU Hyderabad, IIIT Hyderabad ◦ Japan: University of Tokyo

Project Goal: ◦ To develop data science based approaches using highend integrated agricultural sciences and integrated information, such as IoT, big data analytics, deep learning, crop modeling and omics (Genomics/Phenomics) to support high performance and sustainable agriculture – SMART FARMING

Focus on ◦ IT platform for Big Data based Smart Farming Support ◦ Applications for Farmer & Agriculture Stakeholder and Breeders 3/12/2017

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Very Strong Academic Interaction with Japanese Univ UoT (MOU, Academic exchange, iSchool @IITH, Participation in academic Fair, Special lectures @IITH, student meeting program September 2015, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholars, New Campus Design, DISANET)

Interaction with other universities and institutes]

Osaka Univ.(MOU, Academic exchange, Coupling internship, Participation in Academic Fair, Special lectures @IITH, receiving FRINEDSHIP scholars, and short-term study in Japan, DISANET)

Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology (Academic exchange, Special lecture)

Ritsumeikan Univ.(MOU, Academic exchange, Inviting IITH Director and faculty to Symposium, Special lectures @IITH, Student exchange program September 2015, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholars)

Shizuoka Univ.(Academic exchange)

Keio Univ.(MOU, Academic exchange, special lectures @IITH, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholars, DISANET)

Saitama Univ. (Academic exchange)

Waseda Univ.(Academic exchange, Participation in academic Fair, Special lectures @IITH, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholars )

Tokushima University (Academic exchange)

Tohoku Univ.(Academic exchange, receiving FRINEDSHIP scholars ) Kyoto Univ.(Academic exchange, Special lecture @IITH, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholars )

Japan Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (Visit to IITH)

Toyohashi Univ. of Technology (Academic exchange)

Nara Institute of Science and Technology and Hiroshima Univ. (DISANET)

Hokkaido University( Special Lecture) Aichi Institute of Technology (Academic exchange, Special Lecture)

National Institute of Technology, Tsuruoka College ( Special Lecture) Saga University (IITH faculty visit)

Nagoya Univ.(Academic exchange, receiving FRIENDSHIP scholar ) Kyushu Univ.(Academic exchange, Special lecture @IITH, receiving FRINEDSHIP scholar )

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Tokyo Institute of Technology (Academic exchange, Student workshop @IITH)

Tokyo University of Arts (IITH faculty visit) Musashino Art University (IITH faculty visit)

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Master Plan The master plan for IIT Hyderabad campus envisioned for a accommodating future growth. Design vision envisages a campus as…   

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Total Campus Area: ~570 Acres

 Academic Departments / Schools : ~30

A crucible of interdisciplinary research Promotes a sense of excellence Inspire Inventions and Innovations

nos (13 current)

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 Target: Total Population – 30,000:     

A campus with modular flexibility for expansion A resource efficient green campus A campus with harmonious learning and living environments A campus with sound and efficient infrastructure An energy efficient campus from planning to building level

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◦ 20,000 students + 10,000 Faculty, Staff, their families

 Phase 1: ~ 18,00,000 square feet

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(approx. plinth area)

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Master Plan

and ….

Solar Farm

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Academic buildings

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Faculty and staff housing

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Hostels

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Research Centers

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International house

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Administration Building

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Sports facilities

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Auditorium

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Library

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Schools

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Medical facility

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Shopping

The Commons The Mall

Tech. Incubation & Research Park Convention Village

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Academic Block A

Actual

Rendering

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Academic Block C

Academic Block B

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Lecture Hall Complex

Christopher Charles Benninger

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EE and CSE Complex

Designed by Christopher Charles Benninger

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Liberal Arts Department

Designed by Christopher Charles Benninger

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Faculty Housing Student Hostels

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Hostel

Total of 1952 room Out of whihc 32 rooms for physically challenged people

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Married Student Hostel

Margret Boethig (GMP/Astute)

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Knowledge Centre (Library)

Designed by Prof. Kawazoe

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Knowledge Center (Library)

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Research Center Complex

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Convention Village

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Technology Incubation and Research Park

Designed by Prof. Kawazoe

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International Guest House

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Sports and Cultural Complex

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Research Center Complex

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Convention Village

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Technology Incubation and Research Park

Designed by Prof. Kawazoe

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International Guest House

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Sports and Cultural Complex

Designed by Prof. Ohno

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Main Building (Admin Building)

GMP-Astute: Designed by Margret Boethig

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Wilhelm von Humboldt on the future University of Berlin (1810, cited by Elton, 2005, 110) “ .. universities should treat learning as not yet wholly solved problems and hence always in research mode” 3/12/2017

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Main Building (Admin Building)

GMP-Astute: Designed by Margret Boethig

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Wilhelm von Humboldt on the future University of Berlin (1810, cited by Elton, 2005, 110) “ .. universities should treat learning as not yet wholly solved problems and hence always in research mode” 3/12/2017

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Wilhelm von Humboldt on the future University of Berlin (1810, cited by Elton, 2005, 110) “ .. universities should treat learning as not yet wholly solved problems and hence always in research mode” 3/12/2017

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