Seminar on The Importance of Staying Current with the Technology.

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Electronics Club had organized a seminar exclusively for the I year PME and CME students on a topic, “Importance of staying current with the technology”, on Tuesday 20 August 2013 at seminar Hall, Block 2, from 2 to 4pm. All the students from the I year PME and CME classes with the faculty members from the department of Electronics attended the seminar.

The resource persons Ms. Sujata M S and Mr. Mansur Ali Khan were from the industry, Vasundara Automation and engineering services Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore.

Mr. Mukund N Naragund, faculty I/C, introduced the speakers to the audience.

Ms. Sujata M S, Manager, Training Division of Vasundara Automation and Engineering services, Bangalore, started the session with a mention of various fields of electronics, looking for the candidates with good imagination and technical knowledge. She also showed a few videos on how the electronics plays an important role in the industry sector. The video on IC manufacturing process grabbed the attention of the audience. “Keep on working with electronic devices and circuits, which is a fun and better learning experience” was the summary of her talk.

Mr. Mansur, a Business development manager presented a talk on, “how can you be a part of industry?”  As a part of his presentation, he shared very useful tips on meaningful usage, extension and acquisition of knowledge, productive habits of mind and attitude and perception. He ended his presentation with another video on electronics applied in automobile industry.

Ms. Apeksha from I sem PME on behalf of the Electronics Club, proposed vote of thanks.

The students interacted with the resource persons after the session with a lot of queries on job opportunities, internship possibilities and subjects for their future studies etc.

Prof. Benny Sebastian, Head, Dept of Electronics being instrumental in arranging this session for the students, also attended the seminar.

Mukund N Naragund

Teacher I/C

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