Objective of the workshop :                

• This workshop must help the students to understand and take better use of the Arduino Uno, Raspberry pi 2  and its working, components of Arduino Uno, Application of different sensors , Integration of sensors to the Ardunio chip, Program writing  ,development and implementation of application using Arduino Chip and different sensors. 
• After this workshop students can develop  Arduino chip and sensor based  applications.

Pre-requisite: Knowledge of C, C++ .

Pedagogy:

• Session based on Introduction and application of Arduino chip and sensors is conducted in Lecture cum Discussion mode.
• Rest of the session conducted in Computer Lab by live demonstration of each of the topic.

Content of the workshop:

• Fundamentals of Internet of Things , Introduction of different IoT supporting hardware including Microcontrollers chips and Micro Processor chip , Different kinds of sensors like light sensors , Ultrasonic Sensors etc.
• Introduction to Arduino UNO chip and Raspberry pi,  Programming in c/c++
• Programming in  C++ for LED , Ultrasonic Sensor, Push Buttons, Light sensors , Temperature and humidity sensors etc
• Demonstration and Hands on based on Ardunio IDE and application of Adrunio chip and sensors based sketch

 27   students from MCA Vth Sem on date 19-09-2019 and 51 students from MCA III on 20-09-2019 were participated in this workshop. Students showed their interest to learn this technology and I am sure that participants of this workshop can develop apps by using Arduino  IDE and supporting sensors.
Workshop schedule and attendance is attached for reference.

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The students were taken to the zone where actual processing is done. Students were shown some of the tests which Mother Dairy performs before delivering the milk to its customers. There are total 25 tests which are performed on the milk so that it is safely delivered to the people.

Some of Faculty Members of Department of I.T. including Prof. Saurabh Saxena, Prof. Varun Arora , Prof. K.P.Singh, Dr. Umang  accompanied the group of 70 students.

At the end of the visit students were served with Glass of Fresh Milk and Ice Creams. Students enjoyed the whole visit and were also aware about the process of Mother Dairy

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A Special Session on "Cyber Security" was organized on Wednesday 18th September 2019 for MCA Students of I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad. In this Session, Mr Abel Daniel, Director (International Alliances) shared his knowledge on the importance of Cyber Security in today's scenario. The Session was very informative and various issues were discussed and touched upon with live use cases. It was overall nice experience for all participants.

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Students were briefed about the history of the company, the research of probiotics and the benefits of Yakult. This was followed by refreshments provided to the students.

Students raised many questions pertaining to the fermentation process and the marketing of the two Yakult variants. The students inspected the manufacturing plant through a window, with the step-by-step process of seed phase fermentation to the packaging of the two variants of Yakult. 

Overall, the visit was a great learning platform for the students. 

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The activity was conducted by coordinator of binary club Prof. Mansi Singh. The purpose of the activity was to evaluate and enhance the IT related knowledge with analytic skills of students with respect to the parameters of remembrance and accuracy.

There were 3 rounds in the activity. In the first round , around  40 teams of 2 students each have participated, out of which 8 teams were promoted to the second round.

The second round was a buzzer round, where 6 questions were asked from each team, where all the teams were performed their best to compete and win. It was really a tough competition among all.

In the third and final round, 4 teams were selected and given alogo to redesign where students need to redesign the logo of snapchat and also explain the tagline for the same. The third round was of highest difficulty level to raise the bar of the competition.

Winners of the event were Suhani & Neha Tyagi, Ashmita Chaudhary &MuskanKasana, Anuj Pandey &Tushar  Saxena for Ist , IInd&IIIrd positions respectively.

Activity was concluded with the Prize Distribution Ceremony by Honorable Judge Prof. Shikha Aggarwal.The winners were felicitated with certificates and amazing prizes.

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The event started with the welcome address by Mr. Neotia, President, AIMA mentioned about increasing global share and global trade governance. Mr. Sanjeev Goenka, Past President, AIMA and Chairman, RP-Sanjiv Goenka Group mentioned about efficiency and innovation in Birla group which has multiplied Birla group by 25 times.Mr. Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman, Aditya Birla Group mentioned about global uncertainty and he talked about the longerterm view for India to become world’s largest economy.

He mentioned unique Indian way of globalisation covered that bilateral trade between China and USA will be closer.

Mr.Singhania mentioned India as pool of young talent and entrepreneurs. India need to find local solutions to local problems. Mr. Sanjeev Goenka introduced Mr.Amit Shah, Hon. Home Minister, Government of India talked about iron man Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel towards the sovereignty of India. He talked about multiparty parliamentary system in 2014.  He mentioned that growth in agricultural and industrial has been taken hand in hand. Mr.Ravi Shankar Prasad, Minister of Law and Justice; Communications; Electronics and IT, Government of India mentioned that if India want to emerge there has to be emphasized on reform, perform in order to transform.
In Next session Pranjal Sharma being the session moderator asked the purpose of AI and Mr. Amod Malviya explained AI as a medium to give personalised access to intelligence. Mr. Sandipan mentioned AI as logical programmingand further ad technological astrology. Amod referred AI as GPT(general purpose technology). Mr. Amod updated that UDDAN is a B2B company, where they deal in fraud detection, forecasting demand, logistics network design, on real time basis. Mr. Rishab talked about identifying skills through AI.

Panel Discussion Economic Reforms for New India was graced by the presence of Sudhir Jalan Chairman, Neo Foods Pvt. Ltd. Panelists Vikram Singh Mehta Chairman, Brookings India & Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Ajit Ranade Group Executive President and Chief Economist, Aditya Birla Group Akhil Bansal Deputy CEO, KPMG in India TN Ninan Chairman, Business Standard Pvt Limited. In this session major points discussed were measures to boost GDP, support to SME and ease of business to SME.

Panel Discussion Making India a $ 5 trillion-dollar economy in the next 5 years, was actually a good discussion between Mr. Sanjeev Sanyal Principal Economic Adviser in Ministry of Finance Government of India and Mr. Sunil Kant Munjal Past President AIMA & Chairman, Hero Enterprise.

Last session of the day was Ease of mobility: Innovations for faster, safer transportation, witnessed a very motivating address by Mr. Nitin Gadkari Minister of Road Transport & Highways; Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Government of India, who shared the developments been taken to increase transport through water ways and developing network of industrial corridors.

First session of next day was Panel Discussion: - Innovation first: Disruption as Strategy followed by the session Winning in the Digital World, Panel Discussion: - Reviving Growth: An Imperative for India and Creative Nation: Fostering a Culture of Innovation. In this session Mr. Amitabh Kant CEO, NITI Aayog emphasized on India needs to move on from adoption and adaptation of innovations to creating previously unthinkable technologies, processes, products and services. Innovation is not about meeting the needs but about redefining the needs, and it demands a big shift in everyday attitudes and practices.

The Convention was a great experience.

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During the visit, students were briefed via video session followed by discussion  about the establishment and history of the company along with Growth phases of Coca Cola by the Marketing Manager.

The knowledge and information given was really enlightening. This was followed by queries from the students related to diverse areas like operations, production, supply chain, HR and marketing. 

Students also enjoyed beverages (Cold Drinks) offered to them. 

Overall it was a great learning platform and an enjoyable experience for the students

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Mr. Biraj shared that FMCG companies today are staring at a major disruption in their distribution model. Other than some basic technology very little changed over the decades. The primary reason for the lack of change is the more or less static retail environment we have seen –close to 90% of retail even today is dominated by General Trader in India, this was as high as 98% till a decade or so ago.

Mr. Patro emphasized that wider adoption of technology to track inventory & sales through the implementation of DMS and SFA. Launch and rapid growth of Modern Trade (MT) from 2000 onwards, followed by e- commerce in the last five years.

Mr. Patro has shared FMCG companies outsourcing their Sales Reps to third parties to reduce complexity for GT coverage. GST roll out in 2018, which for the first time allowed manufacturers to view India as ‘One Market’ and adapt their distribution networks accordingly.

 Mr. Biraj explained MT’s growing strength of distributing to the GT channel is likely to also allow them to sell more of their private label products through that channel, directly competing with established FMCG brands and creating a bigger fight for shelf space in GT.

 He concluded that even though this all may seem disruptive, it is likely to emerge as the most efficient model in the coming years, where disaggregation will lead to “disowning” a large of the distribution network, and lead to partnering with regional and national players to enable the most efficient and lowest ‘cost to serve’ distribution model for FMCG brands across all channels.

 During his discussion, he shared his diverse experience with students. At the end of the corporate lecture, a special vote of thanks was given to him.

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Celebration began with the ceremonial lamp lighting by Dr.Vidya Sekhri, Director (Management) and Dr. Anusha Agarwal Chairperson (MBA).Dr. Vidya Sekhri welcomed the new enrolled students and expressed her best wishes for their well-being in future for better prospects of life.

This wonderful celebration was coupled with various Cultural Programs, Ganesh Vandana, Ramp Walk,Group Dance and Singing organized by students.Kapil Sharma was declared Mr. Fresher and Ravika was declared Ms. Fresher after several rounds of fashion show and question answer session.

Students enjoyed DJ night followed by dinner for all.

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In Session, Mr Michael MacDonald Chief Digital Officer, Huawei and  Mr Victor Lapian, Renowned Speaker & Executive Product Manager, Huawei SEA Enterprise focused along with various examples on Agile based Campus and Cloud Based Campus using 6 Wifi AP and its implementations in real scenario. In this session, Mr MacDonald told about how Campus networks support digital transformation across industries. Award winning proven success cases were also discussed.

It was overall good experience for all participants.

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,Intentional Energy Forum 2018,Visiting Faculty at Chengdu University-China, DU-India. Mr Ahuja has around 7+ years of experience in giving his expertise in Chinese language at various National and International platform which includes PM Modi’s speech during Vibrant Gujrat-2019, International Energy Forum-2018 and at NITI AYOG. He has enriched experience in interpreting Chinese Language at various high level Conferences/Meetings/Seminars. He is also regularly visiting Chengdu University-China and DU-India for his sessions. He, very vividly shared the concept of PESTEL and aligned the concept with various examples from the Chinese culture. He described the value system, Communication pattern, social set up, Political, Legal, Ecological Environment, EXIM policies, Historical Silk Route vs Modern Silk route in China with students. He also highlighted the reasons for China’s development ahead of India in various sectors. He also laid emphasis on various aspects of Sales and Negotiation from Chinese perspective. He supported the concepts by showing various Chinese items like Chopsticks, Chinese fans and picture of their eating habits. The session was highly interactive and interesting.

Dr Garima Srivastav (International Marketing Faculty) shared the vote of thanks to Mr Ahuja for wonderful deliberation and imparting the complete insight of Chinese culture and discussing the Indo-China Trade relationships with the students.

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Mr. Varun encouraged students to start investing in the Stock Market for building Wealth and contributing to the economy as a whole. This talk was a true enabler for equity market enthusiasts and for those who believe in the power of equity markets to create long term wealth. 

Mr Varun discussed how to solving the Stock Market puzzle: What to buy, when to buy & when to sell. Speaker emphasized the importance of buying ETF’s and holding it for long duration to reap handsome gains.

He talked about Investment Psychology. Identifying bubbles in financial markets and remain cautious during the times of extreme euphoria that leaves lot many investors trapped in the market.

He discussed how investing in the stock market can create passive income and can be alternate to fixed pension plans. How small investments with the help of compounding can create substantial wealth through compounding technique.

During his discussion, he shared his diverse experience with students. At the end of the corporate lecture, a special vote of thanks was given to him.

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Aviral started off the programme prior to prayer by explaining to the children the significance of India’s attempted moon landing. In the process he tried to simplify the technicalities of Chandrayan-2 and its components. As the main classes resumed following the prayer, he took to speaking about the Parts of Speech – the starting point of English grammar. He deftly explained the seven elements with appropriate examples so that the learners understood the purpose fulfilled by each.

Next it was the turn of Tulika to delve into the history behind and the significance of Teachers’ Day. She discussed how the birthday of Dr Sarvopalli Radhakrishnan came to be observed as Teachers’ Day.

The by now statutory quiz followed as a means of revision. The volunteers had taken the initiative of donating the books, copies and stationary among the kids on this occasion. This was followed by the handing out of Britannia Good Day biscuits and Parle Kachcha Aam toffees before the children dispersed homewards.

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at The Leela AmbienceGurugram Hotel &Residences. The objective of this forum was to have discussion on “Changing needs of workloads as driving cloud strategies”. The Forum was conducted by the members of Dell Technologies. There were many sessions going parallel. The forum had discussions about many topics including the differentiation between existing workloads and cloud native workloads. It was also suggested by the speakers that organizations require multiple clouds. Every organization is having its expectation but in reality they get something else. The Dell Team also IntroducedDell Technologies Cloud. They said that Dell Technologies Cloud Data Centre is as a Service for their customer. In this forum VMWare Cloud on Dell EMC was also introduced.

It was also discussed that speed is the new currency of business, an intense pace of innovation is continuing. Today’s network speeds are not only millions of times faster, but carry millions of time data persecond. They said that 96% of the world’s banks , airlines, and retailers run over Fibre Channel which is the most trusted widely deployed network infrastructure for enterprise storage.

Overall the sessions in this Forum were informative and addition to our knowledge.

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The guest speaker was Mr. Gopal Chandra Mondal (CFO & Director -Financial Control, Tax & Regulatory in IDFC).

Mr. Gopal shared that India’s banking sector is expanding rapidly and has the potential to become the fifth largest banking industry in the world by 2020 and third largest by 2025.He shared how Services provided by banks have expanded rapidly in the last decade. In addition to the traditional “savings and loans”, banks started providing a wide gamut of financial services likes insurance, investment, asset management, etc.

Mr. Mondal explained how in amidst the signs of progress; the Indian banking sector has been facing multiple challenges in recent times like - Non Performing Assets, Losses in Rural Branches and over-dues, Competition from Non-Banking Financial Institution, Advance to Priority Sector, Political and Bureaucratization pressure.

Mr. Gopal has also explained that through partnerships and acquisitions, banks are trying to integrate financial services, wallets, payments, shopping services etc., there by adding depth to their financial services.

In order to achieve the goal of faster and inclusive growth, it is high time the government and banking industry undertake a comprehensive relook into the existing policies and structures.

During his discussion, he shared his diverse experience with students. At the end of the corporate lecture, a special vote of thanks was given to him.

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