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The document outlines requirements and conditions for deploying various engineering prototypes across multiple disciplines, including Civil, Electrical, Computer Science, Mechanical, Chemical, and Electronics Engineering. Each prototype includes specific inputs, outputs, deliverables, and conditions that must be met, such as accuracy, speed, and compliance. The focus is on creating systems for urban flood prediction, earthquake assessment, energy management, resource allocation, and monitoring systems, among others.

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The document outlines requirements and conditions for deploying various engineering prototypes across multiple disciplines, including Civil, Electrical, Computer Science, Mechanical, Chemical, and Electronics Engineering. Each prototype includes specific inputs, outputs, deliverables, and conditions that must be met, such as accuracy, speed, and compliance. The focus is on creating systems for urban flood prediction, earthquake assessment, energy management, resource allocation, and monitoring systems, among others.

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Requirements and Conditions in deploying Prototypes

Civil Engineering

[Link] Urban Flood Prediction & Alert System

❖ Inputs: rainfall, water-level sensors, elevation data.


❖ Output: flood risk level + alerts.
❖ Deliverable: live demo + dashboard.
❖ Conditions: forecast at least 3 hours ahead; handle missing sensor data; show risk on
map.
[Link] Damage Rapid Assessment Tool

❖ Inputs: magnitude, location, building data.


❖ Output: damage severity map.
❖ Deliverable: heat map dashboard.
❖ Conditions: run under 5 seconds; show confidence per zone; justify damage model.

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

[Link] Street Lighting Control & Energy Analytics

❖ Inputs: ambient light, traffic, power usage.


❖ Output: adaptive brightness + savings report.
❖ Deliverable: control logic + dashboard.
❖ Conditions: show ≥20% simulated energy saving; explain control logic; compare with
fixed lighting.

[Link] Energy Audit & Power Quality Analysis

❖ Inputs: voltage, current, power factor.


❖ Output: fault alerts + efficiency score.
❖ Deliverable: anomaly detection model + charts.
❖ Conditions: detect at least 2 fault types; handle noisy data; report precision/recall.

[Link] EV Charging Station Planning & Monitoring

❖ Inputs: EV demand, traffic, grid capacity.


❖ Output: charger location plan + usage forecast.
❖ Deliverable: map-based web app.
❖ Conditions: justify locations with data; show peak-load handling; avoid grid overload.

[Link] Theft Detection Using Data Analytics

❖ Inputs: smart meter consumption data.


❖ Output: theft probability per consumer.
❖ Deliverable: detection model + dashboard.
❖ Conditions: minimize false positives; report precision/recall; explain feature selection.

Computer Science & Engineering

[Link] Elective Allocation System

❖ Inputs: preferences, CGPA, seat limits.


❖ Output: conflict-free allotment.
❖ Deliverable: web portal.
❖ Conditions: no seat overflow; CGPA priority enforced; no manual edits.
[Link] Guide Allocation System
❖ Inputs: interests, guide expertise, capacity.
❖ Output: optimized guide list.
❖ Deliverable: admin dashboard.
❖ Conditions: no guide exceeds capacity; no unassigned student; show matching logic.

[Link] Hall Allocation System

❖ Inputs: student count, hall capacity, subjects.


❖ Output: zero-overlap seating.
❖ Deliverable: seating plan.
❖ Conditions: no room overflow; same-subject students separated; exportable PDF/CSV.

[Link] Timetable Generator

❖ Inputs: faculty availability, rooms, subjects.


❖ Output: clash-free timetable.
❖ Deliverable: generator app.
❖ Conditions: zero faculty clashes; respect unavailability; auto-regenerate on change.
Mechanical Engineering
[Link] Maintenance Scheduling System

❖ Inputs: machine usage, failure history.


❖ Output: maintenance schedule.
❖ Deliverable: dashboard.
❖ Conditions: reduce predicted downtime; justify schedule logic; show before/after.

[Link] Resource Management System

❖ Inputs: tool inventory, usage logs.


❖ Output: resource allocation plan.
❖ Deliverable: booking system.
❖ Conditions: no double booking; show utilization improvement; log every transaction.

[Link] Efficiency Analysis of Mechanical Systems

❖ Inputs: energy data, operating cycles.


❖ Output: efficiency score + tips.
❖ Deliverable: performance dashboard.
❖ Conditions: show before/after comparison; quantify savings; highlight top 3
inefficiencies.

Chemical Engineering
[Link] Laboratory Inventory Management System
❖ Inputs: stock, expiry, usage rate.
❖ Output: reorder alerts.
❖ Deliverable: inventory web app.
❖ Conditions: zero stockouts in simulation; track expired chemicals; audit log export.

[Link] Waste Disposal Monitoring System

❖ Inputs: waste type, quantity, logs.


❖ Output: compliance alerts.
❖ Deliverable: monitoring dashboard.
❖ Conditions: flag non-compliance; maintain audit trail; show disposal history.

[Link] Parameter Monitoring System

❖ Inputs: temperature, pressure, flow.


❖ Output: abnormal alerts.
❖ Deliverable: real-time dashboard.
❖ Conditions: detect threshold violations; log fault timestamps; show trend graphs.
Electronics & Communication Engineering
[Link] Classroom Attendance Monitoring System

❖ Inputs: camera feed or RFID.


❖ Output: attendance report.
❖ Deliverable: working prototype.
❖ Conditions: accuracy > 90%; works in low light; prevent duplicate entries.

[Link]-Wide Digital Notice & Alert System

❖ Inputs: admin alerts, priority levels.


❖ Output: real-time notifications.
❖ Deliverable: web or mobile app.
❖ Conditions: priority alerts first; latency < 2 seconds; delivery status shown.

[Link] Examination Surveillance Assistance System

❖ Inputs: live CCTV feed.


❖ Output: suspicious activity alerts.
❖ Deliverable: real-time dashboard.
❖ Conditions: near real-time processing; show flagged frames with confidence; store event
logs.

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