Central Library

VISION:

To provide an accessible and exceptional center for reference, learning, and creativity focused on student, faculty and staff success.

 MISSION:

To provide active learning environment in which students, faculty, and staff will use innovative tools and resources to create and access information intelligently, efficiently,  with integrity.

  1. To establish and maintain an effective relationship with the students, faculty, researchers and staff of the Institute to ensure an informed and integrated approach to the creation and delivery of information services.
  2. To select, collect, create, organize, preserve, manage and provide access to information sources to support scholarly pursuit, learning, teaching and research in the Institute.
  3. To serve as Learning Resource Centre for knowledge enhancement in the area of Engineering, Science & Technology.
  4. To promote the records of human knowledge and to keep them updated in accordance with the growing needs and requirements of the users in day to day basis.
  5. To promote and provide information about the Library programs, resources and activities.
  6. To provide an environment that encourages development of Library staff capabilities and skills.

  • Users are required to maintain silence inside the library.
  • All the students, faculty and staff should sign in at the entrance in the system provided for In-out Management.
  • Users are requested to deposit their bags, books, mobile phones, umbrella, (other than valuables) at the personal belongings counter.
  • Each student is allowed to draw three books from library. Teaching faculty can draw six books and other faculty can avail two books from the library.
  • Students should show their identity cards to the librarian for the purpose of identification at the time of using any library facility and borrowing books.
  • Students should verify the physical condition of the book(s) by themselves before they are taken out from the library on loan. Any subsequent complaint about the deficiency or defacement of the book will not be entertained. Any book found to be defective at the time of return will not be accepted and the concerned student should replace the book by a new one.
  • Any book reported to be lost by the borrower should be replaced by a new one, failing which the borrower should pay an amount twice the cost of the book lost.
  • Books other than reference books and journals will be issued to the students for a period of 15 days at the first instance with the provision for renewal for a further period of 15 days. Extension beyond the first renewal will be permitted only if there is no request for reservation of the book by any other user.
  • Reference books, Project Reports, Journals and Question papers will not be lent out. But, students can make photocopies to a bare minimum number of pages from the books.
  • Overnight book will be issued on producing the card and should be returned within 11AM of the very next day.
  • Books should be returned on the due dates. Belated returns will be accepted only on payment of fine calculated as per the rules in force. If a book is overdue, the following penal fee will be considered.
Period of borrowingPenal fee per day
First three days from the due dateRs.5/-
Next three daysRs.10/-
Overnight book fineRs.25/day
Faculty and StaffRs.10/day
  • Book bank books should be returned immediately after the semester exam.
  • The defaulters after the above period of due date have to pay all the late fees and double the cost of the books to the accounts department before issuing the hall ticket.
  • All library cards are to be returned to the library at the time of leaving the college, failing which a fine amount of Rs.100/- per card or the cost of the book loaned on the card and not returned, whichever is higher will be collected.
  • Misuse of library facilities is an offence and calls for punishment as decided by the competent authority.
  • To obtain “No Dues Certificate from the college, members should return all books borrowed, pay overdue charges if any and surrender the borrower’s card to the library.
  • Keep the library always clean.



Mr. Deepak.S
Librarian
Experience: 3 Years 6 Months





Ms. Akshitha H
Assistant Librarian
Experience: 6 Years




Ms. Savitha
Assistant Librarian
Experience: 6 Months


 



Ms. Sharadha 
Assistant Librarian 
 




Ms. Deepa
Library Assistant
Experience: 2 Years 6 Months





Ms. Rekha
Library Attendant 

 

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Mr. Sudhakar Poojary
Library Attendant
Experience: 20 Years



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Mrs. Mallika Shanbhogue
Library Attendant
Experience: 15 Years


  • Circulation Section
  • Reading Section
  • Reference Section
  • Book Bank Section
  • Periodical Section
  • Group Study Room
  • Digital Library

  • To keep records of check books in and out of the library, circulation and materials.
  • Promote library facilities, resources, equipment, and services, and provide information about library policies.
  • Review and evaluate resource material, such as book reviews and catalogs, in order to select and order print, audiovisual, and electronic resources.
  • Classify Indian standard codes, Catalogue books, publications, films, audiovisual aids, and other library materials based on subject matter or standard library classification systems.
  • Respond to student/staff complaints and take necessary action.
  • Supervise budgeting, planning for the library development and conducting programs to create awareness about importance of library.
  • Evaluate library resources to categorize outdated / unused items and to dispose.
  • Managing resources in an efficient, cost-effective and environmentally sustainable way in accordance with the College’s policies and procedures.
  • Negotiate contracts for library services, materials and equipments for providing library facilities.

NEW ARRIVALS 2023-24
                                                       NEW ARRIVALS 2023-24
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1Advertising Brands & Consumer Behavior the Indian ContextS Ramesh Kumar
2Business Communication Connecting In A Digital worldRaymond V Lesikar
3Business Research MethodsS N Murthy
4Elementary Number TheoryDavid M Burton
5Engineering Mathematics For 1st Year 1& 2 Semester Combined: VTU 2022 SyllabusK S Chandrashekar
6Entrepreneurship Theory process practiceDonald F Kuratko
7Fundamentals of Mathematics StatisticsS C Gupta
8Human Resources management: Theory & PracticeR C Sharma
9Leadership Theory & PracticePeter G Northouse
10Linear Algebra & Its ApplicationsDavid C Lay
11MarketingMichael J Etzel
12Marketing Management: ?Indian Context Global PerspectiveV S Ramaswamy
13MGMT: Principles of Management A South Asian PerspectiveChuck Williams
14MKTG Principles of MarketingCharles W Lamb
15New Product ManagementC Merle Crawford
16Practical Linear Algebra for data science : From Core Concepts to applications using pythonMike Cohen
17Practical Statistics for Data science 50Essential Concepts Using R & pythonPeter Bruce
18Probability & Statistics for Engineering & ScientistsRonald E Walpole
19Rapid Prototyping:3D Printing & Additive Manufacturing Principles & ApplicationsChee Kai Chua
20Machine LearningS Sridhar
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1Engineering Mathematics (I & II)Dr. KSC
2Engineering Drawing I & IIK R Gopalakrishna
3Communication SkillsSanjay Kumar
4Scientific Foundations of HealthDr L Thimmesha
5A TB of Engineering PhysicsAvadhanulu
6A TB of Basic Electrical EngineeringM V Rao
7Basic Electrical EngineeringD C Kulshresshtha
8Non-Conventional Energy SourcesG D Rai
9Solar EnergyS P Sukhatme
10Constitution of India, Professional Ethics & Human RightsPavan Soni
11Design Your ThinkingPavan Soni
12Electronic Device & CircuitsDavid A Bell
13Op-Amps & Linear Integrated CircuitsGayakwad
14Nanotechnology-The Science of smallShah
15Introduction to Automata Theory, LanguageHopcroft John E
16Digital DesignM Morris Mano
17Operating System ConceptsSilberschatz’s
18Fundamentals of data structures in CHorowitz
19Java- The Complete ReferenceHerbert Schildt
20Higher Engineering MathematicsB S Grewal
21Computer Organization& Embedded SystemsCarl Hamacher
22Probability, Queuing Theory & Reliably Engineering

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