The "PRAYATHNA 2023" five-day placement training program, organized by the Department of ECE, was held from 20 to 25 September 2023, at Spoorthi Hall. This program was designed to equip final-year ECE students to refresh the concepts in fundamental subjects and the skills needed for success in core company placements. The event was coordinated by the placement coordinators of the department Ms. Florence Nishmitha and Ms. Simi Thomas.
Day 1: [20/09/2023]
Session 1: 9.30 am to 12.30 pm
Subject: Analog Electronic Circuits
Resource person: Ms. Padmini Bhatt, Mr. Prasad S.M, Ms. Priya Seema Miranda
The session provided a comprehensive introduction to Analog Electronic Circuits, encompassing fundamental concepts such as RC circuits, operational amplifiers, transistors, and the art of circuit design tailored for specific applications.
Session 2: 2.00 pm to 04.00 pm
Subject: Embedded Systems
Resource person: Mr. Aldrin Claytus Vaz, Mr. Vijay Ganesh P C, Ms. K Aaryashri
The session had the dual purpose of imparting participants with a solid grasp of Embedded systems, covering fundamental concepts, while also equipping them with proficiency in the design, programming, and problem-solving aspects of embedded systems.
Day 2: [21/09/2023]
Session 1: 09.30 am to 12.30 pm
Subject: Network Theory
Resource person: Dr. Roshan Ramakrishna Nayak, Dr. Arjun Sunil Rao
The session aimed to empower participants by deepening their comprehension and proficiency in Network Theory. It comprehensively explored network theorems and their real-world applications
Session 2: 2.00 pm to 04.00 pm
Subject: Communication Systems
Resource person: Ms. Shama B.N, Ms. Vinitha Pasanha
The session was designed to enrich participants' expertise and proficiency in the realm of Communication Systems, encompassing both Analog and Digital. It offered a thorough grasp of Analog Communication systems, delving into their fundamental principles, constituent components, and practical applications. Additionally, the session delved into Digital Modulation techniques, such as ASK, FSK, and PSK, along with their real-world applications.
Day 3: [22/09/2023]
Session 1: 09.30 am to 12.30 pm
Subject: Digital System Design
Resource Person: Ms. Deepthi S R, Ms. Jayalakshmi K P, Ms. Vijayalakshmi H M,
Ms. Jennifer C Saldanha
The session had the goal of equipping participants with a thorough grasp of digital electronics principles, circuits, and their real-world applications. Furthermore, it aimed to cultivate problem-solving abilities in the field of digital electronics and empower participants to proficiently design and analyze digital systems.
Session 2: 2.00 pm to 3.00 pm
Resume review conducted by Mr Glenson Toney briefing the students on the format of the resume, the contents to be inculcated, and the key points to be highlighted. Mr Aldrin Claytus, Ms Jenifer, Ms Florence Nishmitha and Dr Arjun Sunil Rao reviewed the resumes of all the students through one-to-one interaction.
Session 3: 3.00 pm to 4.00 pm
Group Discussion paneled by Mr Glenson Toney, Assistant Professor, Department of ECE and Dr Binu K G, Professor, Dept of Mechanical Engineering conducted GD by combining students of ECE and Mechanical.
Session 4: 4.00 pm to 5.00 pm
A session on the importance of Networking and Developing Interpersonal skills was delivered by Ms Preetha Aroza, Counsellor, SJEC. The target audience included students in final year Mechanical Engineering and Electronics and Communication Engineering.
Day 4: [23/09/2023]
Session 1: 11.15 am to 1.00 pm
A simulated group discussion was organized for students, overseen by Ms. Preetha Aroza, the Campus Counsellor at SJEC. The primary focus was to assess students' communication skills and their ability to articulate their views on the assigned topic, while also emphasizing proper etiquette during a group discussion. Additionally, students were given the role of evaluators to give feedback to their peers who were part of GD, followed by a comprehensive review from the main panel.
Session 2: 2.00 pm to 03.30 pm
Name of Session: Alumni Interaction
Name of Alumni: Mr. Pranav Sethur (Batch of 2020)
The Alumni Interaction was a significant and enriching experience for the current final-year students of our department. The purpose of this event was to bridge the gap between current students and alumni, providing students with the opportunity to gain insights, guidance, and inspiration from those who have already embarked on their professional joueys. It fostered seamless knowledge exchange between seasoned alumni and current students, which enabled the latter to gain deeper insights into diverse career trajectories and industries. The interaction served as a source of inspiration for students, as it highlights the remarkable success stories and accomplishments of alumni who once traversed the same academic corridors."
Session 3: 03.45 pm to 05.00 pm
Name of Session: Interview Etiquettes
Resource person: Ms. Diana Bangera, Senior HR Generalist, Novigo Solutions.
The session has been crafted to offer students valuable insights into the recruitment process, empowering them to prepare effectively for job interviews. It encompasses a range of topics, such as interview preparation, typical interview questions, interview etiquette, and strategies for effectively highlighting their skills and experiences. Effective communication in the corporate sector was demonstrated through an activity, while email etiquette was explained briefly.
Day 5: [25/09/2023]
Session 1: 09.30 am to 12.30 pm
Course: Programming Skills
Course Advisors: Ms. Nandini N Maninarayana, Ms. Aswathi T
The programming skills session, centered around C programming and Python, aimed to empower participants with essential programming knowledge and proficiency in both languages. The session also offered practical, hands-on experience and real-world examples for both programming languages, enabling participants to sharpen their problem-solving skills through engaging coding exercises.
Session 2: 02.00 pm to 04.00 pm
Name of Session: Alumni Interaction
Name of Alumni: Mr. Karthik Shetty (Batch of 2008)
The Alumni Interaction was a significant and enriching experience for the current final-year students of our department. The purpose of this event was to bridge the gap between current students and alumni, providing students with the opportunity to gain insights, guidance, and inspiration from those who have already embarked on their professional joueys. It fostered seamless knowledge exchange between seasoned alumni and current students, which enabled the latter to gain deeper insights into diverse career trajectories and industries. The interaction served as a source of inspiration for students, as it highlights the remarkable success stories and accomplishments of alumni who once traversed the same academic corridors."
