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student development ACTIVitiES


Various number of student development activities are constantly being practiced in each classrooms, enforced by our Center of Learning and Teaching.

teaching pedagogies

best practices

Integration of technology into education has enhanced the teaching/learning process to a higher level. The effective use of ICT in pedagogy has helped in grabbing the attention of the student throughout the session. Teaching-learning through various best practices such as Flipped Classroom, Role Play, Case Study, Group Discussion, Small Group Learning, Problem Based Learning, Project Based Learning etc., has elevated the level of it.

  • Outbound Training given to students to keep them mentally fit
  • Implementing Design Thinking mode of Learning
  • Kahoot Assessment
  • Debate on Current Topics
  • ICT enabled Classrooms and Teaching
  • Well developed curriculum and advanced learning materials through an online platform Courseware
  • Technical game play in current topics
  • Demo models for practical exposure
  • Adopting Bloom’s Taxonomy for deep learning and understanding
  • Providing students with all materials needed to complete an assignment
  • Defining clear classroom and assignment expectations and procedures
  • Presenting the goal and objective for each assignment
  • Encouragement and positive feedback to students
  • Allowing students to keep track of their learning progress
  • Accessibility of students via electronic communication
  • Monitoring student work
  • Allowing students to progress through assignments at their own pace
  • Providing help to understand and practice new knowledge
  • Allowing students to ask questions during online courses/assignments
  • Solutions-based teaching to solve problems
  • Supported by a collection of strategies and methods.
  • Develop empathy and understand the needs of the people we are designing solutions for.
  • Define problems and opportunities for designing solutions.
  • Generate and visualize creative ideas.
  • Develop prototypes.
  • Evaluate and test their designed solutions.
  • Learning Through Argumentation
  • Incidental Learning
  • Computational Thinking
  • Class Room Delivery Structure Description with photos & Links for sample
  • SNS Courseware
  • Teachers Manual and Workbook
  • Bloom’s Taxonomy
  • CO Assessment
  • Project-Based Learning, Problem Based Learning, Activity Based Learning, Google Class
  • Room and Onsite Teaching
  • Gallery Walk, Game-Based Learning, Mind mapping chart, Industry based case study

An online platform for students and teachers to share and access their course materials

Demo Models (Used by Faculty Members in Classroom)

Demo Models 

STUDENT PROGRESSION

Every student right from the first year are given personal care through tailored activities with a specially assigned mentor. Talent search and personality identification of each student is done at large and they are taught, trained, challenged and guided in a systematic progression. From the first year onwards, students are encouraged and guided to be globally competent through various competition and challenging forums. The capable students are also given the opportunity to customise the courses that they learn by hand picking electives. There are also means by which the student can even choose who would teach a specific course to increase the faculty-student interaction and understanding. Through personal mentorship programme, each student is given special and individual care to help them grow and mature in academic, social and personal skills and talents. At the end of the four years, it is made sure that every student progress in systematic, customized and challenging manner in all need knowledge and skills to sets.

The student progression is monitored by keeping a record of all the activities like attendance & assessment for each course by the respective faculty. Apart from the mentoring system, the students’ progress is monitored through class tests, online quizzes, assignments, development of teaching material for specific topics, submission of journal abstracts of current status of the technology, by making them attend conferences/seminar/webinars on relevant topics. This exercise makes them involve themselves and makes them proceed beyond communication barriers, rural/ urban background and get a sense of team work. Slow and fast learners are identified and special work or coaching are given.

industrial

case study


Naturally, students are more inductive than deductive, they learn better from examples than from logic. So, we believe that the use of case studies is a very effective classroom technique. Students will be provided with an industrial case study linked with the concept or subject, where they got to explore how their learning are applied in the real world situations. This helps the students to actively engage in figuring out the principles from the examples.

  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Automobile Industry into Medical Manufacturing Units
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Industry 4 0
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Wood Carving Machine
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on India economics covid 19
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on The role of Tensile strength in Industrial component
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Design of roller conveyor and its industrial applications link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Economic recession of Textile industry in this COVID period link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Pencil Manufacturing Industries link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Overview of Indian Railways Locomotive Engines link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Chain Pulling Mechanism Works In Train link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Gold : A New Currency ? link
  • Dr.E.Mohankumar presented an industrial case study on Global eye ware market – present scenario link
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Hybrid / Electric Vehicle
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Buckling Analysis of a can
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Investigation of gear failure using Ansys.
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Royal Enfield Industry
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on ABS
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Bio-Fuel
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Passenger safety
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Failure of Hindustan Motors
  • Mr.D.Rajesh Kumar presented an industrial case study on Takata Airbag”

students'

mini projects

Project-based learning is an instructional approach, which helps the students in developing knowledge and skills by engaging in projects and solving real world challenges/problems. We practice project based learning by encouraging the students to do minimum two mini project per semester. Students are progressively taking up the tasks and projects to pad up their skill-set.