Technical Talk on Waste Water Management and its Conservation in the present scenario

Dr. Ravishankar, Environmental Consultant, Bengaluru addressed the faculty of all departments of Sahyadri about the role of Waste Water Management and the recent technological development in the field. He spoke about the possibilities of implementing the practice of Solid waste management and further, designing a Sewage Treatment Plant for the college campus. He emphasized on the conservation of waste water and further recycling and reusing the waste water. He also spoke about the need for effective algae removal from the water bodies.
Further, Dr. Manjappa Sarathi, Director-R&D and Consultancy gave an insight towards the quantum of waste water generated in and around Sahyadri Campus and biodegradable food waste generated in the Food court of Sahyadri Campus. He requested Dr. Ravishankar to pay a visit to the campus, in order to provide suggestions for implementation of a Sewage treatment plant in the college campus. Mr. Devdas Hegde, Trustee; Dr. Nalini E Rebello, Dean-Academics and Prof. Hemanth Prabhu B, HOD-Dept. of Civil Engineering were present during the talk.

Interaction with all Heads of Departments, Section Heads and Lab Instructors on Stock Register Maintenance

Dr. Manjappa Sarathi, Director-R&D and Consultancy, addressed the HoDs, Section Heads, and Lab Instructors of all departments. He emphasized on the need for maintaining Stock registers in all departments. Dr. Manjappa suggested that any item procured should undergo quality check and only after being certified of its quality, the item details entries should be maintained in Daily Register. The Daily Register will contain details of all items procured in the department daily. As and when time is available, entries should be transferred to the Stock Register. A separate Ledger has to be maintained for Permanent items/Equipment and separate ones to be maintained for consumables or recurring items in the list. Prof. Balakrishna S S, Vice-Principal suggested that Separate Stock registers have to be maintained for each individual laboratory.
Dr. Manjappa stated that new Stock Registers will be given to all departments and proper documentation has to be maintained effective October 1st, 2021. The stocks maintained so far will have to be filled in the Inventory and from there onwards, new Registers have to be maintained. The stocks will be verified at the end of every semester during an Audit between Departments. Items sent for service, unusable or obsolete have to be mentioned in the Stock Ledger and suitable action will be taken only after the Principal's decision. There was an interaction with various Faculty members at the end of the Session.

CSE Students selected for Internship at Gurucool Fun Private Limited through TCE Industry Connect Program

Bhumi Khokhani and Shishir Alva S from 4th year Computer Science & Engineering have been selected for the internship at Gurucool Fun Private Limited for the role of Product Development Intern.
Gurucool is a young and growing organization that serves as an Indian cultural companion for children and parents of the Indian diaspora. Gurucool is on a mission to take the ancient Indic wisdom to young minds in an innovative, cool, and fun ways. Gurucool presents Indian culture and heritage as fun board and card games and conducts virtual tours and storytelling workshops and produces original digital content. Gurucool Fun Private Limited is one of the startup partners of Technical Career Education Private Limited.
For more details, visit: https://gurucool.fun/

MBA Faculty invited as Resource Person on “Future skills for Future Managers” at Dr. NSAM First Grade College Nitte

Prof. Padmanabha B, Dept. of Business Administration, was the resource person for Session on "Future Skills for Future Managers" conducted by Dr. NSAM First Grade College Nitte for graduate students. In his address, he emphasized on the future job skill - Tech-savviness. The fourth industrial revolution is bringing together a lot of major technology trends. On their own, these individual technologies would transform businesses, but together they are completely reshaping the world. These technologies are referred to as ‘Future Skills’ which consists of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, and Cyber Security. Employers want potential candidates to possess these future skills. Everyone needs to understand what these change are, how fast these different technologies are developing, and what that means for the business. Prof. Archana Bhat was the coordinator for the programme.

Upcoming Event

Placement and Training - Wipro ELITE National Talent Hunt

Wipro is conducting the first round of online assessments in the span of three days starting from the 25th to 27th September’21 for the Engineering students of 2022 Outgoing Batch.
Elite National Talent Hunt 2021 (NTH) is a fresher’s hiring initiative to attract the best of 2021 engineering talent across the country. The objective of this initiative is to enable an equal opportunity for employment to the most deserving talent from Computer Science, Information Technology & Circuital Engineering streams in India.

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Money and success don’t change people; they merely amplify what is already there.
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