About the Department

The Department of Mathematics as started in the year 1980-81 with the sanctioned strength of students 25 in each English Medium and Tamil Medium. Applications from students seeking admission for U.G Mathematics are increasing every year. We are admitting additional 30% strength with the permission of the university every year. In this year, 453 students are doing UG, 66 students are doing P.G. and 32 students doing their Ph.D Programmes.

The International genius in Mathematics, Sir Sri Srinivasa Ramanujan was born in Thanjavur District. The Students of Mathematics have been getting Distinctions and there are many Rank Holders for the past many years. The Department consists of very well qualified faculty members with M.Phil and Ph.D degrees. They have also acquired specialized knowledge in computers. A good number of faculty members in the Department are interested in updating their Knowledge and they enthusiastically participate in seminars and conferences and publish their papers in reputed National and International journals. The Mathematics department conducted the UGC sponsored National Conference on "Development in Mathematical Applications" in the year 2005 and also conducted UGC Sponsored "National Conference on Advances in Mathematics: Scientific Development and Engineering Applications" in the year 2009.
The Research Advisors of the department perform research activities in the following areas: Mathematical Modeling, Stochastic Processes, Fuzzy Mathematics, Operations Research. TANSCHE sponsored State Level Conference conducted in the year 2015 , a State Level Webinar conducted on “ The Innovation Process and Challenges of Fuzzy Modelling” on 04.06.2020 and a National Level Workshop conducted on “ Role of Mathematics and Statistics in TNPSC Examinations” on 20.12.2021.  The International conference on “Recent Trends in Mathematical Science and Technology (RTMST 2024)” is organized by the Department of Mathematics, Kunthavai Naacchiyaar Government Arts College for Women (Autonomous) on 1st March 2024.

Vision:    To empower women to emerge as trailblazers in the real of mathematics, nurturing a climate of innovation, creativity and scholarly distinction  
Mission:   To deliver an exhaustive and exacting mathematical curriculum that empowers students with the capabilities, understanding and assurance to thrive across various vocational and academic avenues.  By means of exploration, cooperation and civic involvement the department endeavors to propel the boundaries of mathematical understanding while championing equality and multiplicity within the mathematical sphere.

Objectives and goals

• The goals and objectives of a mathematics department typically include fostering  a deep understanding of mathematical concepts, promoting critical thinking skills, preparing students for further education are careers in mathematics related fields.
• Additionally, department may aim to enhance mathematical literacy and appreciation among students and the broader community.
• To promote Research and Development activities and kindle creative thinking of the students and encourage their innovative ideas and projects.
• To develop knowledgeable and responsible citizens for participating in nation building activities.
• To motivate students to take part competitive exam and to enhance their placement.
• To circulate entrepreneurial employability skills and team spirit.
• To create an awareness of the impact of mathematics on the environment, society and development outside of the scientific community.

Key initiatives and projects

• Prediction of solid waste disposal by using multi decision making method.

      This project is financially sponsored by Tamil Nadu State Council for Higher Education, Chennai.
      To effectively allocate the inventories and cost of waste with in particular place in order to maximize the revenues generated by the facilities from the treatment of work. Also, this work is allocating the flow of waste under the restrictions of transportion, inventory holding, waste treatment and disposal operation. 

• Mathematical modeling to predict solid waste disposal.

      This project is financially sponsored by TamilNadu State Council for Science and Student Project Proposal.
      Waste management problems consist of technology different uncertain parameters while considering the real life situation. They may be considered as waste generation rates, availability of workers at treatment facilities, inventory capacities of different units etc. treatment facility centres utilize the usable components of waste in manufacturing different products of waste in manufacturing different products and thus serves as an excellent alternative to disposal centres. Although the non-usable components of waste as well as residuals generated on treatment need to be dumped into land fills. Treatment of waste at treatment centres requires certain amount of time for the treatment of waste. Future research should focus to manage fully proper disposal of solid waste in environment.

Collaborations and Partnerships

S.No	Academic Year	Collabrative	Activities	Resource Person	Date	No. of Beneficiaries
1	2022-2023	Annai Vailankanni Arts and Science College, Thanjavur	One day state level workshop on LaTeX	Dr.A.Mohamed Ismayil, Associate Professor, PG and Research Department of Mathematics, Jamal Mohamed College,Trichy	25.10.2022	13
2	2023-2024	Annai Vailankanni Arts and Science College, Thanjavur	A one day workshop on COMPETITIVE EXAM ABOUT CSIR/SET	Dr.B.Mohamed Harif, Associate Professor, PG and Research Department of Mathematics, Rajah Serfoji Government college, Thanjavur	25.8.2023	29
		Annai Vailankanni Arts and Science College, Thanjavur	Hands-on Training Program “MATLAB USUAGE”	Dr.G.Gandhimathi, ,Associate Professor, Department of ECE, SRM TRP Engineering college, Trichy	5.10.2023	29

 

PERFORMANCE METRICS

RESULT ANALYSIS

	S.No	Academic Year	No. of Candidates Appeared	No. of Candidates Passed	Pass Percentage
UG	1	2018-2019	134	134	100%
	2	2019-2020	139	139	100%
	3	2020-2021	122	122	100%
	4	2021-2022	118	118	100%
	5	2022-2023	123	122	99.19%
PG	1	2018-2019	35	34	97.14%
	2	2019-2020	30	30	100%
	3	2020-2021	30	30	100%
	4	2021-2022	29	29	100%
	5	2022-2023	29	29	100%

Resources and infrastructures

S.NO	Name of the item	Numbers
1	Calculator	6
2	1 KVA line Interaction UPS System	1
3	Godrej – OHP Projector	1
4	Samsung Lazer Printer	1
5	Thamb drive(4GB)	3
6	Classical Manual Screen	1
7	Sony Laptop	1
8	Sony LCD Projector	3
9	Lumeni Screen Size 5 x 5	2
10	Canon Copies	4
11	Sharp Xerox machine with stand	1
12	Sharp Toner	1
13	6 ½ steel bureau	2
14	Micha Tap Table	6
15	Computer Table	25
16	Air Conditioner	2
17	HCL Computer	6
18	MATLAB Software installation	10
19	5 ½ Bureau Green	1
20	1500 XVA UPS	1
21	150 Ah Tabular Battery	1
22	1000 VA Mahindra UPS	1
23	200 Ah Tabular Battery	1
24	Numeric 600 VA UPS	5
25	Computers Lenova	9
26	Vaccum Cleaner	1
27	Podium Mike	1
28	Steel bureau 5 ½	1
29	Fridge	1
30	Purifier	1
31	HP Laptop	5
32	Photo Shoot ( Camera)	1
33	GR Battery	1
34	4-1 Canon Copies	1
35	Home UPS	1
36	White Board	1
37	Epson Printer	1
38	Acer Computer	5
39	5 KV invertor	1
40	Zebronic UPS	11
41	RICOH(Xerox machine)	1
42	Foxmi UPS	1
43	UPS Battery	1
44	Class Room	10
45	Staff Room	1
46	Smart Class Room	1
47	Mathematics Lab	1

 

Future Plans and Directions

In the future , Mathematics  is likely to exploring  applications of mathematics in emerging fields like artificial intelligences and data sciences

• To increase collaboration with other disciplines for interdisciplinary research projects.
• To invest in computational resources to support advanced mathematical research and simulations.
• To provide excellent academic ambience to the students, to identify and take care of the performance of every students.
• To address the societal  challenges through mathematical modeling and problem solving approaches.

Best Practices

• Our department conducted online webinars , workshops and  International Conferences to UG, PG students and Research scholars.
• Conducted Department Association meetings to UG and PG students.
• Implemented MOU with two colleges.
• Conducted one value added course to all Department students of our college.
• Conducted Mathematics Exhibition to all Department students of our college.
• Special core to slow learners.
• Mentor ward method to analyze the students academic activities and to solve their personal grievances.
• To embarking on a comprehensive French course has proven to be one of the best practices for mastering both vocabulary and grammar.
• Inter-college competitions serve as platform for students to showcase their talents and skills, making them an invaluable best practice in the educational system.

Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed. Click to view

Faculty Members

Sl.No	Faculty Name	Designation	View
1	Dr.S. Indrakala	Assistant Professor & Head	View
2	Dr. M. Anusuya	Assistant Professor	View
3	Dr.T. Geetha	Assistant Professor	View
4	Dr.R.Punithavathi	Assistant Professor	View
5	Dr.D.Gomathi	Assistant Professor	View
6	Dr.S.Kavitha	Assistant Professor (Deputation)	View
7	Dr.N.Vanitha	Guest Lecturer	View
8	Mrs.G.Vidhya	Guest Lecturer	View
9	Dr.D.Thamaraiselvi	Guest Lecturer	View
10	Dr.M.Goperundevi	Guest Lecturer	View
11	Dr.K. Karthika	Guest Lecturer	View
12	Dr.R. Padmapriya	Guest Lecturer	View
13	Dr.C.Arivazhagi	Guest Lecturer	View
14	Dr.M.Senbagavalli	Guest Lecturer	View
15	K.Karpagavalli	Guest Lecturer	View
16	M.Lakshmi	Guest Lecturer	View
17	S.Dhanalakshmi	Guest Lecturer	View
18	U.Ramyadevi	Guest Lecturer	View
19	Dr.S.Jeevitha	Guest Lecturer	View

Syllabi

Sl.No	Programme Code	Programme Name	2022-2023	2023-2024
1	UMA	B.Sc. Mathematics	View	View
2	PMA	M.Sc.Mathematics	View	View

Contact Information

Email.ID  : mathematics.2021@gmail.com