Computer Graphics Technology Directory

Ananth Sriraman M.E., M.H.R.D.

Clinical Assistant Professor
Campus: New Albany
Contact
Department: Computer Graphics Technology
Department: Mechanical Engineering Technology
Office: N 1153
Phone: 812.206.8392
Fax:812-206-8295

Biography:

Curriculum Focus

• 3 D Geometric Modeling
• Technical Graphics Communication
• Production Design Specification
• Engineering Mechanics

Research Interest 

• 3D-Geomrtic Modeling
• Solid Modeling
• Geometric Dimensioning & Tolerance
• Rapid Prototyping

Sriraman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Graphics Technology & Mechanical Engineering Technology at College of Technology, Purdue University - New Albany. He has industrial experience in the design of guiding tools using CAD, as well as critical product support. He has experience as an instructional faculty. His teaching experience includes teaching introductory level engineering courses for the freshman and sophomores students.
Professor Sriraman is a member of American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE).

B.E, Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering - Guindy, Anna University, India
M.E., Industrial Systems Engineering, University of Regina, SK, Canada
M.H.R.D., Master of Human Resource Development, University of Regina, SK, Canada

Publications

Conferences Attended

Sriraman, A. and R. V. Mayorga, “A Fuzzy Inference System Approach for Greenhouse Climate Control”, published in Environmental Informatics Archives, Volume 2, Pages 630 – 641, for the ISEIS 2004 International Conference on Environmental Informatics, Regina, 2004.

Journals

Sriraman, A. and R. V. Mayorga, “Climate Control inside a Greenhouse: An Intelligence System Approach Using Fuzzy Logic Programming”, Journal of Environmental Informatics, page 68-74, Volume 10, Number 2, December  2007.

Non-refereed Conference Proceedings

Sriraman, A. and R. V. Mayorga, “Intelligent Greenhouse Climate Control”, Information and communication Technology Network Forum, Regina, Saskatchewan, 2004.