Design and prototyping is course in third semester. This is conducted just before specialization to learn the working environment on multidisciplinary projects with basic design and make the prototype. This course was designed with full of laboratory works and assignments. All the students were very much interested in this course. Continue reading
The roof top solar power plant is one of mostly promoted technology with net metering concept in Sri Lanka. This is purely to motivate the renewable energy technologies in Sri Lanka. The decision makers correctly identified the four Faculties of Engineering as excellent places for placing pilot power pants for demonstrating this technology to the industries and other institutions. Original project proposal was formulate by discussions forum contains experts from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering of the University of Peradeniya (UOP), Sri Lanka Sustainable Energy Authority (SEA) and Resource Management Association (RMA) Pvt. Ltd. during the year 2011.
The project on “Australian-Sri Lankan University partnerships to develop community-based waste recycling businesses” is selected to work in-collaboration with the Faculty of Engineering of the University of Jaffna. This project will be manage by Professor Caroline Baillie, Randika Jayasinghe and Eric Feinblatt from the University of Western Australia while local Universities as collaborating partners from the University of Moratuwa, University of Jaffna and University of Sri Jayewardenepura. The implementation partner is waste of life.
It is a longstanding dream comes true for the University of Jaffna and the people of the region with the establishment of the Faculty of Engineering. The Faculty is enrolling its first ever batch of students in 2013 and willing to serve the nation in the years to come. The campus is located in Ariviyalnagar approximately 7 km south of Killinochi.
Yarl Geek Challenge (YGC) is a competition aimed to find innovators and it gives support to new ideas for entrepreneurship. This time this was organized in collaboration with the Lanka Angel Network. In order to short list the participants of around 25 teams from many state and private Universities such as University of Moratuwa, University of Peradeniya, University of Jaffna and SLIIT, YGC has organized a three day selection competition. This selection event was targeted to check how the competitors’ ideas are flavored for a business model and the competitors were expected to demonstrate, if possibly, with their working prototypes in front of the audience and selection panel.
Professor Eliathamby Ambikairajah, Head of School of Electrical Engineering & Telecommunications at the University of New South Wales in Australia, has continued the Electronic Dice Souvenir project for the second batch of engineering students of Faculty of Engineering, University of Jaffna. This project was very well appreciated by the first batch and now continues with the second batch students. He has donated all components and the associated circuit diagram to make an electronic dice as an Electronic Souvenir. Continue reading
Professor Kumar David, who was involved in writing the original proposal of the Faculty of Engineering in 1979, visited to the Faculty with his friends. He was very happy with the development took place and the growth of the Faculty of Engineering. He wishes the Faculty, Staff and the University of Jaffna for further development and their good services.
Re-awakening Project, Provincial Project Management Unit (North) under Ministry of Economic Development handed over complete sets of 2 total stations and 5 levelling instruments to the Department of Civil Engineering. Eng. A. Robert V. Peries, former Additional Project Director (North), Re-awakening Project handed over the items to Dr. A. Atputharajah, Acting Dean, Faculty of Engineering, Dr. S. Sivakumar, Acting Head, Department of Civil Engineering, Dr. A. Anburuvel, Senior Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering and Ms. K. Janaki, Assistant Registrar, Faculty of Engineering at the Faculty on March and April 2015. Continue reading
The University of Jaffna has recruited laboratory attendants purely based on performance in the examination and interview. It is a golden opportunity to get five of those laboratory attendants to the Faculty of Engineering. This will help to build up the faculty with the performance based human resources. The faculty thanks all the top level officers from the University, UGC and the Ministry of Higher Education for their help in the recruitment process. Continue reading
The Engineering graduates from E/01 batch, Peradeniya, presently living in Australia donated Drawing Instruments worth of approximately Rs. 95, 000 to the Engineering Students Society (ESS). Presently, ESS lend drawing instruments to the students when they need it for a small amount of rent. This rental plan was first proposed by the first batch and continues successfully for the second batch too. Continue reading