The department consistently invests in the professional development of its young faculty members by sending them to faculty empowerment programs organized by reputed industries and universities. Many faculty members have participated in the Mission 10X program, conducted by WIPRO Technologies, both on our college campus and at their facility in Electronic City, Bangalore. Additionally, our faculty members have undergone training at the INFOSYS campus in Mysore. To further enhance their skills, the department regularly organizes Faculty Development Programs (FDPs) and workshops focused on the latest advancements in technology.

Students often face various challenges due to their tight schedules, making it crucial to streamline their academic and personal development for success. In this context, the proctorship system plays a vital role. Each faculty member is assigned a group of students under their care, providing a point of contact for discussions on academics and other matters. Proctors meet with their students weekly to offer counseling and guidance, ensuring that student performance is regularly monitored.

Additionally, a Parent-Teacher Meeting is held every month after the Internal Assessment, giving parents an opportunity to meet with teachers for one-on-one discussions. This helps identify any problem areas and allows for targeted solutions to support student progress.

Short Term Goals

• To promote R&D activities in the field of Computer Science & Engineering.
• To improve the academic standard to the extent of securing 100% result.
• To encourage faculties and students to present/publish Research papers in reputed national & international journals/conferences.
• To equip faculties and students with the latest technology and help them to compete with the international standards.
• To motivate students to do internship projects in reputed industries.

The Department launched a VTU-approved Research Center in the 2012-13 academic year, accredited by the NBA. It facilitates diverse research activities involving faculty and students. Faculty from the institute and other institutions have also enrolled in Ph.D. programs through this center. For more details, visit the department’s website.

“PRATYUSHA” Forum: A student forum that facilitates a Journey from Darkness to Light!

The “PRATYUSHA” forum, fondly known as a guiding light, was inauguarated in the year established in 2009,

The very essence of “Pratyusha” encapsulates a profound meaning – a voyage from obscurity towards illumination. Year after year, this departmental forum orchestrates a medley of technical and non-technical events that resonate with this illuminating journey.

In the realm of technology, “Pratyusha” offers a diverse array of events. Technical enthusiasts gather for seminars, workshops, quizzes, and debugging competitions, fostering an environment of continuous learning and innovation. These activities not only bolster participants’ knowledge but also ignite their problem-solving acumen, all of which are invaluable attributes in the modern professional landscape.

Simultaneously, the forum recognizes the significance of non-technical facets of personal and professional development. Cultural programs and sporting events stand as vibrant threads woven into the fabric of “Pratyusha.” These activities not only infuse a sense of camaraderie but also nurture qualities like teamwork, creativity, and resilience.

The overarching objective of “Pratyusha” is to sculpt well-rounded individuals poised for success in the real world. By providing a platform for these events, the forum empowers students to develop practical skills, ranging from effective communication to critical thinking. Armed with newfound confidence, participants are better equipped to confront the challenges that lie ahead, including various interview scenarios and competitive situations.

A pivotal role within “Pratyusha” is reserved for the Student President, an individual who exemplifies excellence in both academic pursuits and extracurricular undertakings. This prestigious position not only acknowledges scholastic achievements but also underscores the importance of holistic development, where leadership, empathy, and the ability to inspire others converge.

In summation, “Pratyusha” is more than a forum; it’s a transformative journey. It encapsulates the spirit of progress and the pursuit of knowledge, equipping students with the tools they need to navigate the complexities of the world beyond academia. Through its myriad activities, “Pratyusha” kindles the flames of ambition, fostering a community that continuously strives to move from darkness towards a brighter, more enlightened future.

To enhance students’ technical knowledge and provide exposure to unconventional machining processes, the department organized industrial visits to IIHT, Bangalore. These visits offered students a clear understanding of hardware and networking concepts, which are essential for developing the skills needed in the current IT industry.