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SOFT SKILLS

Self Study Report (SSR) Cycle 1, Year: 2020

REPORT ON

CAREER OPPURTUNITIES IN VLSI

PLATFORM USED GOOGLE MEET

ORGANIZED BY ET DEPARTMENT

DATE MAY 29, 2020

DURATION 1:00 HR (TIME: 2:00 PM -3:00PM)

NO OF STUDENTS PARTICIPATED 21

DETAILED REPORT:

With the support and keen interest shown by many Students to aware about the

CAREER OPPURTUNITIES IN VLSI Electronics and Telecommunication Department,

College of Engineering Roorkee organized webinar on May 29, 2020.

The speaker of the webinar was Mr. Sanjay Mahawar, Tatpurush Semiconductor

Ghaziabad, U.P. India. The speaker has vast experience of working in industry, training

and Research in VLSI Domain from last several Years.

Moderator of the webinar was Mr B D Patel, Head of the Department initially welcomed

the guest speaker and all the participants and introduced the guest speaker to the

participants.

Then Mr Sanjay Mahawar shared his experience on one of the most demanding and

job oriented area in the filed of Electronics Engineering i.e is VLSI- Very Large Scale

Integration .Speaker started his talk by first explaining the field and then he talked on


which subjects needs to be studied deeply to make career in VLSI Field. He said there

are two domains in VLSI field one is Analog CMOS and other is Digital CMOS. In India

Ample job opportunities are available in both domains but Analog CMOS has very high

package job opportunities available in India starting from 8 lac to 40 Lac for 1 to 2

years’ experience holder. He shared the books from where to study and also the Tools

to be used like P spice and H spice for analog and VHDL Verilog

for the Digital CMOS. He said there are many companies in India which are working in

this domain like Intel, cadence, ST Microelectronics and many.

One student asked question on what is 32 Nanometer which explained by saying it is

the distance between source and drain. Participants were very happy to know that in

India there are job opportunities in India but the awareness is less and student

generally look for easy options like software industry but in VLSI area which require

deep knowledge of theory has very good career growth as well stability and good perks.

Many participants asked the questions during the webinar and speaker was very happy

to answer them.

Vote of Thanks was given by Mr B D Patel, HOD ET Department who thanks Speaker,

participants and faculty members for active participation. Also assure all the students

that in future speaker will be happy to help the students in all possible ways.


LIST OF PARTICIPANTS

S. No Name Email Feedback by Participant

1 Akhil Dangwal [email protected] Very valuable information

provided

2 Dr. Gaurav

Kumar [email protected] No, everything was very good

3 N. K. Agarwal [email protected] Very Informative

4 Arvind Kumar [email protected] Such type webinar should be

conducted regularly

5 B D Patel [email protected] Good

6 Chirag Khatri [email protected] Very Informative

7 Shubham Kumar [email protected] Good

8 Ritik Sangam [email protected] There should be atleast one

webinar in a month

9 Harshita

Upadhyay [email protected] Very Informative

10 N. K. Agarwal [email protected] Looking forward for more

11 Priyanshu

Agarwal [email protected] Very Informative

12 Anjali [email protected] Good

13 Kamal Singh [email protected] Explanation could be more

detailed.

14 Sheetal sharma [email protected] this webinar was good nd i

think u organzied more webinar

15 Chanchal yadav [email protected] Good

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S. No Name Email Feedback by Participant

16 Jahangeer

Ahmad Rather [email protected] No suggestion

17 Ujjwal Raj [email protected]

I would like to join some more

webinar on such interesting

topics like AI and IOT, so on.

18 Shivam

Chaudhary [email protected] good

19 Rishabh Verma [email protected] Very good

20 Vaishali chauhan [email protected] I expect more webinar in

future.

21 Shivam Kumar

Solzar [email protected]

Sir, WEBINAR was going deep

and deep

He knows so many things &

knowledgeable persons

But it is better there is chance

to ask the students problem

I mean to the point like as

GATE WEBINAR








REPORT ON

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND SOFT SKILLS

PLATFORM USED ZOOM

ORGANIZED BY CIVIL DEPARTMENT

DATE MAY 28, 2020


Being to communicate effectively is perhaps the most important of life skills. It is what

enables us to pass information to other people, and to understand what is said to us.

Communication, at its simplest, is the act of transferring information from one place to

another. It may be vocally (using voice), written (using printed or digital media such as

books, magazines, websites or emails), visually (using logos, maps, charts or graphs) or

non-verbally (using body language, gestures and the tone and pitch of voice).

In practice, it is often a combination of several of these.

Importance of Good Communication Skills:

Developing communication skills can help all aspects of life, from professional life to

social gatherings and everything in between.

The ability to communicate information accurately, clearly and as intended, is a vital life

skill and something that should not be overlooked.


Professionally, if applying for jobs or looking for a promotion with current

employer, it is almost certainly needed to demonstrate good communication

skills.

In personal life, good communication skills can improve personal relationships by

helping to understand others, and to be understood.

Communication skills can also ensure that interactions with businesses and

organizations are being managed.


Looking the benefits and need of Communication skills, the Civil Engineering

Department of COER has planned to conduct a webinar on the same topic, so that

maximum students can be benefitted of it.

Date & Time: 28th May 2020, 11.00 AM onwards

Objectives of the session:

The main objectives of this session are, to make students learn about:

1. creating awareness

2. imparting knowledge

3. projecting an image

4. shaping attitudes

5. stimulating a want or desire

6. How to appear confident and reasonably relaxed.

Something about Speaker:

Dr. Shifu Verma

(Certified IDP & PTE Trainer)

SSDN GLOBAL Education Services


Participants:

Over 50 Students from second, third and final year of Civil Engineering Department

have participated in the webinar.

The attendees are listed below:

S.No. Name S.No. Name

1 Abhishek haryal 26 Mohd Shadab

2 Aditi Gupta 27 Mohd Uvesh

3 Akash Gupta 28 Pradyumn Kumar

4 Akshit kumar 29 Prem Bahadur Bist

5 Amit Bisht 30 Rahul Ranjan

6 Amit Jarngal 31 Rishabh Maurya

7 Anirudh Pal 32 Rishabh Raj Singh Deopa

8 Ankit Kumar Anshu 33 Rohit Sharma

9 Anmol Kumar 34 Sagar Goel

10 Ashutosh Singh 35 Sarthak Mishra

11 Awais Siddiqui 36 Shamiyanka Thakur

12 Ayush Chauhan 37 Shivam

13 Danish Munwar Lone 38 Shivam Kalyan

14 Debabrata Sinha 39 Shubham Chaudhary

15 Devang Kapil 40 Sudhanshu Saini


16 Gagan Singhal 41 Sumit Kumar

17 Harsh Chaudhary 42 Sumit Shandilya

18 Indrapal 43 Ujjwal Kapil

19 Juhi Raushan 44 Utkrisht Burman

20 Kamakshi Chauhan 45 Vaishnavi Agarwal

21 Kirti Pal 46 Vasudev Chauhan

22 Mayank Goswami 47 Vijay Pal Singh Chauhan

23 Meenu Sunil 48 Vipul Saini

24 Mohd Faishal 49 Virendra Kumar

25 Mohd Mohsim 50 Vishant Saini

Outcomes:

After Completion of the webinar students have known about the focused areas.

Along with the Technical knowledge and learning, it is important to learn about

extras.

Some of the glimpse of the event:


REPORT ON

SOFT SKILLS (RESUME WRITING COMPETITION)

PLATFORM USED ZOOM

ORGANIZED BY HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT

DATE APR 11, 2020


The event was open to all students of first year

Convener of the event : Dr. Rashmi Gupta

Coordinator of the event : Dr. Pinki Chugh

The event was organized by Humanities department for the students of all

departments. Around 15 students sent their resumes. Out of 15 students following were

declared as the winner

1st: Akshat Aggarwal, IT (4th year)

2nd: Aditya Naman, IT (1st year)

3rd: Nakshatra Garg, IT (2nd year)


REPORT ON

INNOVATION DESIGN: IDEATION TO REALIZATION

(A visit to Design Innovation Center (DIC), IIT Roorkee)

ORGANIZED BY ET DEPARTMENT

DATE FEB 12, 2020


A visit of students of Electronics and Telecommunication students was scheduled on 14

Feb 2020 to Design innovation center (DIC), IIT Roorkee. The students visited

Tinkering lab. The faculty coordinators were Mr. Rishabh Yadav and Mr N K Agarwal.


REPORT ON

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON CAREER OPTIONS


DATE FEB 25, 2020


OBJECTIVE:

A special lecture on Career Options was organized by Department of Civil Engineering in

association with the English Department under the aegis of TEQIP III, Uttarakhand

Technical University and Institute’s Innovation Cell. The seminar was conducted with

the aim to introduce new career opportunities to the students and guide them towards

programs that could result in employability, with emphasize on Engineering as listed

below. To inculcate the spirit of Entrepreneurship and the power of building a local

economy that results in jobs and opportunities in the local but with a Global context.

ENGINEERING: THE PAST & THE FUTURE

➤ EMPLOYABILITY INDEX IN INDIA & HOW TO IMPROVE IT

➤ CURRENT GLOBAL SITUATION

➤ GLOBALISATION : A NEW REALITY

➤ IMPACT OF INTERNATIONAL STUDIES IN YOUR CAREER

➤ WHY STUDY ABROAD ?


➤ ELIGIBILTY

➤ LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY SKILLS & ITS IMPORTANCE

➤ MAJOR GLOBAL STUDY LOCATIONS

The main objective of the lecture was to give an exposure to students to various

options to which they can opt after completing their technical and professional courses.

Students of various branches of Engineering and Management courses attended the

lecture enthusiastically.

EXPERT SPEAKER:

The Expert Speaker of the event on “Career Option” was Dr. Shifu Verma, Founder,

SSDN Global Education Services, Civil Lines, Roorkee. She is an IDP Certified Trainer.

She has agreat zeal for soft skill development in aspirants and is responsible for

development and delivery of course content, bringing world class training to drive

effective IELTS training and spoken English. She has ample experience in preparing

students for gateway exams like IELTS, PTE etc. She has given successful training to

more than 500 students in her career of 5 years and the journey is still continuing.

PARTICIPANTS:

Students: A total of about 120 students have participated in the lecture. Students of

third year & fourth year of various Engineering branches and Management studies

enthusiastically participated in the seminar.

Faculty: Faculty members around 30 have also participated in the seminar those are

willing to go abroad for higher education.


DISCUSSION:

The SEMINAR on CAREER OPTIONS started from 10:30 am and continued till 1:30 pm.

Dr. Shifu Verma discussed various suitable fields which students can opt as a career.

Firstly she interacted with the students and asks about their future career plans. The

students keenly answered all her questions. Then she gave knowledge about the

various exams clearing which helps students to study abroad. These exams include

IELTS, TOFEL, PTE etc. A necessary focus was made on the presentation skills of the

students and English being the most important tool for an effective communication. She

further briefed about her institute to accomplish higher goals of education or working

abroad is a challenge which only SSDN Global can solve with its very specific and one to

one career counselling, research and profiling according to each and every aspirant.

Because they strongly believe that every individual is unique and have their own vision

and future goals. She makes sure that aspirant is free from the limitations like: ongoing

job, no good educational institution within reach, expensive higher qualifications, etc.

This pedagogy of super-specialized training gives the aspirants an exhaustive idea of

what skills & knowledge is actually required by the International Universities and

Colleges in CANADA, AUSTRALIA, USA, FRANCE, GERMENY, NEW ZEALAND, IRELAND,

ITALY etc. and thus makes the aspirants ready from the day 1 of their bright career.

She deeply analyses aspiration of students and, they are given an opportunity to choose

and decide the particular set of profiles under a chosen domain. This makes the task of

a trainer easy as now they have the clear understanding of each individual student’s

aspiration and the required knowledge or set of skills to be developed. She also

discussed about taking part in English debates, Group discussions, reading newspaper

which will give a wider approach for effective communication. International Education

Services are giving scholarships to students who really excelled in their soft skills and

clear exams like IELTS. The key to success is to present and share your knowledge


effectively in front of other people. Two-way communication is very important in

technical education. Effective communication is a process of exchanging ideas,

thoughts, knowledge and information such that the purpose or intention is fulfilled in

the best possible manner.

In simple words, it is nothing but the presentation of views by the sender in a way best

understood by the receiver. The Five C's of Effective Communications include Clarity,

Consistency, Creativity, Content, and Connections. If you simply include these qualities

of communications in your daily life, your business and personal relations will improve.

Further discussed the benefits of good communication

1. Team Building. When teams effectively communicate, information flows freely from

side to side and top to bottom.

2. Employee Morale.

3. Increases Customer Satisfaction.

4. Increases Productivity.

Workplace communication is very important to companies because it allows companies

to be productive and operate effectively. Employees can experience an increase in

morale, productivity and commitment if they are able to communicate up and down

the communication chain in an organization.

Everyone wants to improve upon the Spoken English skills as it has become a necessity

in this day and age. Your search for an institute that can provide excellent training in

Spoken English has ended at the right place. Students who desire to study abroad or

settle there cannot ignore the fact that Spoken English skills are the backbone of

studying abroad. To be successful you must possess good communication skill in

English. If you lack spoken English skills, then your chances of working or studying in a


foreign land becomes dim and you in spite of having a good experience would lose the

opportunity. Basic knowledge is given to the students who know English but it is

difficult to write & speak for them. They have less knowledge of grammar and cannot

form correct sentences. Vocabulary is also poor of such students. We help these

students learning accurate grammar, develop their vocabulary & reading skills and

improve conversation & pronunciation.

OUTCOMES

The seminar was very successfully delivered and foster in students the new options

which they can opt to pursue a suitable career. Such kinds of lectures are very useful as

they enhance the student’s knowledge on different platforms. The students along with

their subjective knowledge also get an exposure of the practical world and how they

need to prepare themselves to survive in the practical world. As the level of competition

is increasing day by day, it is very important for students to excel in specific domains to

be successful.

GLIMPSE OF THE SEMINAR:


Concluding Remark

As youths are the future leaders of our nation and the task of molding them into

responsible, potential and intelligent citizen is a great one for all of us in the teaching

and learning process.

Our special thanks to Dr. S.P. Gupta, DG, COER and Dr. B.M Singh, Dean (A) for their

continuous support during the planning and execution of this seminar. A major thanks

to all Heads of the Department encourage their students to participate in the seminar.

The students are highly benefited with the seminar and guided then the right career

path.


REPORT ON

FIVE DAYS WORKSHOP ON SOFT SKILLS


DATE JAN 13-17, 2020


An in Campus Technical Skill Development Program as Winter Internship

Program (WIP) has been conducted in the Civil Engineering Department under the

aegis of TEQIP III. WIP aimed at transforming Engineers into Multi-Skilled

Technical Professionals and that is why course content is developed based on strong

demand from industry.

The training was provided by Morling Global, India’s leading “In Service Industrial

Technology Training Company” having expertise on almost all the domains of Technical

and Non-Technical courses.

The program conducted in the department was of Civil Structural Design

Engineering (CSDE) discipline in which students were provided hands on training on

ETABS.

ETABS: It is an ultimate integrated software package for the structural analysis of

buildings. It offers unmatched 3D object based modeling and visualization tools,

blazingly fast liner and nonlinear analytical power, sophisticated and comprehensive

design capabilities for a wide range of materials, and insightful graphic displays, reports


and schematic drawings that allow users to quickly and easily decipher and understand

analysis and design results.

DETAILS OF THE PROGRAM:

Objective: To make students learn recent trends of solving civil engineering problems

of design and analysis.

Duration of the event: 13-17 January 2020

No. of students participated: 120 students have participated in the event.

Name of the Trainer: Praveen Sharma (Morling Global)

The schedule for the program is as follows:

Day 1: Geometric Modeling of Structures

ETABS Training Module 1

Main Grid of the Structure

Secondary Grids for auxiliary structure

Material Properties

Grade of Concrete for Beams, Columns, and Slabs

Grade of Reinforcement

Member Properties

Geometrical properties of Beam

Geometrical properties of Column

Thickness of Slab


Thickness of Wall

Construction of the geometry of entire structure using the members defined.

Day 2: Loading On Structures

Beams

Different types of Beams and their properties

Study of BMD, SFD and AFD for a Propped Cantilever

Design of beam section via Neutral Axis Derivation using IS 456

Limit state of Serviceability

Column

Study of BMD, SFD and AFD for a Portal Frame

Design of Column Section for Axial load and Uniaxial bending moment using IS

456

Day 3: Analysis and Design

ETABS Training Module 2

Load Cases

Load Combinations as per IS 456

Assignment of Load

Dead Load

Imposed Load

Wind Load


Earthquake Load

End Conditions for Beam

Load Distribution for Slab (One Way &Two Way)

Day 4: Case Study from Industry

Slab Design

One Way Slab

Two Way Slab

Limit State of Serviceability

ETABS Training module 3

Analysis of Structure

Interpretation of the results

Design of Structure

Interpretation of the results

Day 5: Design Session By Participants

Sample problem statement along with the supplementary data shall be provided to

all the students

Modeling, analysis and design of structure in ETABS by all participants in groups.


Some of the Glimpse of the Event:


CONCLUSION

The Winter Internship Program (WIP) was conducted in the Civil Engineering

Department under the aegis of TEQIP III. It aimed at transforming Engineers into

Multi-Skilled Technical Professionals. The program was conducted successfully in

which a good 51 no. of student’s participation was seen. The program benefitted the

students in a good way. It enriched the students’ knowledge in the discipline which is

trending in the market.

At last, Civil Engineering Department expresses its thanks of gratitude to Dr. Prabhat

Kumar (Training Coordinator), Dr. Aadesh Arya (Event Coordinator), Dr. S.P. Gupta

(Director General, COER), and Shri J.C. Jain (Chairman, COER) for cooperation, and

facilitate us with whatever required to organize such a wonderful event.


REPORT ON

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON SOFT SKILLS

Date: 15.11.2019.

Time: 11:00a.m-2:00 p.m

Venue: EE Seminar Hall

A one-day workshop was organized under the flagship of TEQIP by English Department

of College of Engineering Roorkee.

The expert speakers were Prof. (Dr.) Nagendra Kumar, H.O.D, Humanities, IIT Roorkee

and Prof. (Dr.) Binod Mishra, IIT Roorkee. The objective of the Soft Skills training

workshop was to give each student a realistic perspective of work and work

expectations, to help them formulate problem solving skills, to guide students in making

appropriate and responsible decisions, to create a desire to fulfill individual goals and to

educate students about unproductive thinking, self-defeating emotional impulses, and

self- defeating behaviors. This workshop was comprised in two sessions.

Session -1 was on the ‘Importance of Soft Skills in the Technical World’. Prof. Nagendra

Kumar highlighted the resilient link between soft skills and hard skills.

Session-2 was on ‘Soft Skills: Mantras to Succeed in Life’. Prof. Binod Mishra left the

audience spell bound with his elocution and delivery of speech. He talked about

identifying the hidden skills and sharpen them to succeed in life. He laid emphasis on

the fact that everybody is born with some talent, we need to have confidence and

positive approach towards life.


Total number of participants: 75

Students attended this workshop and understood how to mend their behavior to suit

the requirements of the workplace, Work ethics.

Dr. D. V. Gupta, Dean Humanities and Basic Sciences showed gratitude by presenting

the mementos to the guest speakers.

Students participated with enthusiasm. Some students asked questions. All the queries

were handled by Speaker.

Students enjoyed this activity. It proved to be a useful activity for the students.


REPORT ON

SOFT SKILL CORPORATE TRAINING PROGRAM

Soft skills are a combination of people skills, social skills, communication

skills, character or personality traits, attitudes, career attributes, social

intelligence and emotional intelligence quotients, among others, that enable people to

navigate their environment, work well with others, perform well, and achieve their goals

with complementing hard skills.

"Soft skills" are also termed as desirable qualities for certain forms of employment that

do not depend on acquired knowledge: they include common sense, the ability to deal

with people, and a positive flexible attitude

Objectives of the session:

1. To learn industry expectations from fresher’s.

2. To learn organizational structure.

3. To eliminate stage fear of students.

4. To learn email writing skills.

5. Learn how to dress up to impress.

6. To learn body language.

Details of the session:

1. The training on soft skills has been conducted in the civil engineering department

by Rubicon skill development Pvt. Ltd.

2. The trainer was Ms. Manmeet Agarwal.

3. The session was from 19/08/2019 to 22/08/2019.

4. The session was organized for final year and third year students.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/People_skills

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_skills

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_skills

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Communication_skills

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_traits

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_intelligence

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_intelligence

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emotional_intelligence

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_skills

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_sense


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REPORT ON

EXPERIENCE SHARING COMPETITION "HOW MY MOBILE PHONE

IS HELPING ME IN ACADEMIC STUDIES"

An experience sharing competition was organized for the school students of class X,

XI and XII other than COER. The topic was “How my mobile phone is helping in my

academic studies/ training” and the CAS prizes were distributed to the students. More

than 100 students of class 10th, 11th & 12th participated in the event.


INNOVATION DESIGN: IDEATION TO REALIZATION 12- MAR 2019

REPORT ON



ORGANIZED BY EN DEPARTMENT

DATE MAR 12, 2019


A visit of students of Electronics and Telecommunication students was scheduled on

14 Feb 2020 to Design innovation center (DIC), IIT Roorkee. The students visited

Tinkering lab. The faculty coordinators were Mr. Nitin Chand and Mr Vaibhav Agarwal.


REPORT ON



ORGANIZED BY ME DEPARTMENT

DATE FEB 04, 2019


A visit of students of Electronics and Telecommunication students was scheduled on

04 Feb 2019 to Design innovation center (DIC), IIT Roorkee. The students visited

Tinkering lab. The faculty coordinators were Mr. Nitin Chand and Mr Vaibhav Agarwal.


PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT CLASSES

January to March 2019

In-house personality development classes are arranged for third year students of all

branches. Ms Kajal Tiwari was the trainer for the program. A slot of the PDP is given in

the time table of all years.


REPORT ON

ONE DAY WORKHOP ON

“IMPORTANCE OF SOFT SKILLS AT WORK PLACE”

Date: 15.09.2015

Time: 10:00a.m-12:00 noon

Venue: Conference Hall

A one-day workshop was organized by English Department of College of Engineering

Roorkee.

The expert speakers were Prof. (Dr.) B. S. Verma, H.O.D, Humanities, COER, Roorkee.

The objective of the Soft Skills training workshop was to give each student a realistic

perspective of work and work expectations, to help them formulate problem solving

skills, to guide students in making appropriate and responsible decisions, to create a

desire to fulfill individual goals and to educate students about productive thinking, self-

defeating emotional impulses, and self- defeating behaviors.


Students attended this workshop and understood how to mend their behavior to suit

the requirements of the workplace, Work ethics.


were handled by Speaker.

Students enjoyed this activity. It proved to be a useful activity for the students


Language and communication skills


MOCK-TELEPHONIC INTERVIEW

REPORT

Date: 21.03.2020 TO 14.04.2020

‘Mock Telephonic Interview’ was conducted during the first lockdown phase. The

students had registered themselves before the date of registration i.e. 21-03-2020. The

Interviewer was Mr. Neeraj Malik, Sr. Manager (IT) at Accenture, Chicago, USA having

an experience of more than 20 years. He belongs to the engineering field and has

excellent communication skills and accent.

For the interview, each student was informed 30mins.Prior to the call. Students were

asked to record their calls and send to Dr. Pinki Chugh, the coordinator. The calls were

assessed later by the department HOD, Dr. Rashmi Gupta and a joint decision was

taken to decide the winners of the competition. The grounds for winning were the

confidence level, pronunciation, vocabulary and telephonic etiquettes of the students.

The objective of this event was to give firsthand experience of Job Interview to the

students. It also aimed to enhance their confidence level and prepare them for the real

interview for their dream job in future.

All the students B.Tech and BBA, BCA, MCA were eligible to participate in this

competition.

Total number of participants:15

Students from all branches participated with zeal and enthusiasm and enhanced their

Knowledge about International English Language Testing System, Assessed the

communication skills and boosted confidence level and awarded about the telephonic

interviews and etiquettes.


MINI ESSAY WRITING CONTEST

REPORT

Date: 29.02.2020.

Time: 12:00p.m-1:30 p.m

Venue: Seminar Hall, CE105

A Mini Essay Writing competition was organized by English Department under the aegis

of Basic Science and Humanities Department. Speaker in the session was Ms. Nidhi

Jindal, Assistant Professor, English Department COER. The basic purpose of this event

was to enhance the writing skills and the creativity of the minds of the students with a

time limit. All the students of B.Tech First Year students were eligible to participate in

this activity to enhance their writing skills. Students from all branches participated with

zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this event was to assess their writing skills.

TOPICS FOR THE ESSAY WRITING:

1. Outcome of digitalization in India

2. Classroom learning or online learning: Support your views

3. Marriages at 20s or at 30s which are better

4. 5G Mobile Phone Technology


ONE DAY EVENT ON “KNOW YOUR SPONTANOUS SPEAKING SKILLS

THROUGH JAM SESSION”

REPORT

Date: 12.02.2020.

Time: 12:00p.m-1:30 p.m.


A one-day event on, “Know Your Spontaneous Speaking Skills through JAM Session”

was organized by English Department under the aegis of Basic Science Department.

Speaker in the session was Ms. Nidhi Jindal, Assistant Professor, English Department

COER. The basic purpose of this event was to show the presence and readiness of the

mind within a minute on the given topic for the speaking without repetition of the

sentence and idea.

All the students of B.Tech First Year students were eligible to participate in this activity

to enhance their speaking skills spontaneously. Students from all branches participated

with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this event was to bring awareness among the students about spoken

English and to assess their speaking skills. JAM session is a way of thinking to exercise

the speaker’s mind. Students participated with enthusiasm. All the queries made by the

students were handled by HOD.


TOPICS FOR THE JAM SESSION:

1. My goal in life

2. Role model of life

3. Swacch Bharat Abhiyaan

4. Why team sports are good

5. School life vs College life


WORKSHOP

ON

“TECHOVATION: POWER POINT PRESENTATION COMPETITION”

REPORT

Date: 29.03.2019

Time: 12:00-1:30 p.m


A one-day workshop was organized by the Department to give firsthand knowledge of

Power Point Making to the students.

Speaker was Ms. Nidhi Jindal, Assistant Professor, English Department, COER.

All the students B.Tech and BBA, BCA, MCA were eligible to participate in this

competition. Students from all branches participated with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this event was to acquaint the students with the process of slide

making and using animations. It also aimed to enhance their confidence level and

prepare them for the real interview for their dream job in future.

The complete process of making a ppt was explained. How to use bullet points, colour

scheme, font size and how to make a ppt more appealing were discussed. Students

participated with enthusiasm. Some students asked questions. All the queries were

handled to the point of satisfaction from students’ side.

Few students were called on the stage and were asked to prepare some slides on the

spot. Students enjoyed this workshop. It proved to be a useful workshop to them.


PICTURE PERCEPTION ACTIVITY

REPORT

Date: 12.03.2019.

Time: 11:00a.m-1:00 p.m


A one-day activity was organized by the department of English to enhance the

knowledge of the students.

Speaker in the session was Ms. Nidhi Jindal, Assistant Professor, English Department

COER.

All the students of B.Tech were eligible to participate in this activity. Students from all

branches participated with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this activity was to improve imagination power and writing skills as well

as to improve the presence of mind. The basic purpose of this activity was also to

enhance the creative power of the students. It also aimed to enhance their confidence

level and prepare them for the real interview for their dream job in future.

Students participated with enthusiasm. All the queries asked by students were handled

by HOD, Dr. Rashmi Gupta.



LISTENING COMPREHENSION ACTIVITY

REPORT

Date: 25.10.2018.

Time: 2:00p.m - 4:00 p.m.


A one-day activity was organized by the Department of English to enhance the


Speaker in the session was Dr. Pinki Chugh, Assistant Professor, English Department

COER.

All the students of B.Tech , First Year were eligible to participate in this activity.

Students from all branches participated with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this activity was to improve students listening skills for the second

language. The basic purpose of this activity was to make the students aware how much

they can understand English language by listening.


were handled by Dr. Rashmi Gupta, HOD, English.



VOCABULARY QUIZ

Date: 07.02.2018

Time: 12:00p.m-1:00 p.m.

Venue: Seminar Hall, CE - 105

A one-day quiz was organized by the Department of English to improve the knowledge

of the students on vocabulary to make them versatile and to enhance their proficiency

in English language.

Speaker in the session was Dr. Rashmi Gupta, Assistant Professor, HOD English COER.

All the students of B.Tech , BBA, BCA and MCA were eligible to participate in this quiz.



The objective of this quiz was to improve vocabulary skills and word formation of the

students. The basic purpose of this quiz was to make the students responsive about

vocabulary concepts for sentence framing and content writing for professional

documentation.



ONE DAY EVENT ON GROUP DISCUSSION

REPORT

Date: 12.09.2017

Time: 12:00p.m-2:00 p.m


A one day event on Group Discussion was organized by English Department under the

aegis of Basic Science Department. Speaker in the session was Dr. Pinki Chugh,

Assistant Professor, English Department COER. The basic purpose of this event was to

show the presence and sharpness of the mind within the given chance. It means

participants have to think over the topic and speak on the given topic without repetition

of the sentences.

All the students of B.Tech First Year students were eligible to participate in this activity

to enhance their speaking skills spontaneously. Students from all branches participated

with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this event was to bring awareness among the students about spoken

English and to assess their speaking skills. Group Discussion is a way of thinking to

exercise the speaker’s mind. Students participated with enthusiasm. All the Jury

members raised questions and satisfactory answers were replied by the participants. Six

team of seven students made and topic of the Group Discussion allotted to the

participants by a draw of slip system


LECTURE ON IMPORTANCE OF COMMUNICATION SKILLS

REPORT

Date: 31.08.2017

Time: 2:00p.m-4:00 p.m


A Two hours lecture was organized by the Department of English to enhance the


Speaker in the session was Dr. Rashmi Gupta, HOD, English

All the students of B.Tech , BBA, BCA and MCA were eligible to attend this lecture.

Students from all branches attended this lecture with zeal and enthusiasm.


The objective of this lecture was to aware students the importance of Communication

skills in their academic and professional fields. The basic purpose of this lecture was to

inform about the relevance of Communication in the technical field. It also aimed to

enhance students’ confidence level in their communication skills so that they can

express their knowledge well.

Students participated with zeal and enthusiasm. All the queries of the participants were

handled by Speaker.

Students were well informed in this lecture. It proved to be a useful lecture for the

students.


STORY WRITING COMPETITION

REPORT

Date: 23.04.2017

Time: 2:00p.m-4:00 p.m


A one-day activity was organized by the Department of English to enhance the writing

skills of the students.

The Convener of the activity was Dr. Pinki Chugh, Assistant Professor, English

Department COER.

All the students of B.Tech First Year were eligible to participate in this activity.



The objective of this activity was to improve writing skills as well as the sentence

construction of the students. The basic purpose of this activity was to make the

students proficient in the presentation of their idea creatively.



A WORKSHOP ON PHONETIC TRANSCRIPTION

REPORT

Date: 23.03.2017

Time: 2:00p.m-3:00 p.m.


A one-day workshop on Phonetic Transcription was organized by the Department of

English to enhance the knowledge of the students about phonology, morphology,

syntax, phonetics and semantics.

Speaker in the session was Dr. Rashmi Gupta, Assistant Professor, English COER.

All the students of B.Tech, First Year were eligible to participate in this workshop.



The objective of this workshop was to improve the students’ knowledge about all 44

sound of English language. Students were made aware for the duality of the sound in

English words pronunciation. How all organs of speech help in articulation of words was

taught to students.

Students enjoyed this workshop a lot. It proved to be a useful and successful workshop

for the students.


SENTENCE MAKING COMPETITION

REPORT

Date: 13.02.2017

Time: 2:00p.m-3:00 p.m.


A one-hour activity was organized by the Department of English to make students

proficient in their sentence construction. Many jumble sentences were given to

students for rearranging words and by putting them on the right places. Coordinator in

the session was Dr. Pinki Chugh, Assistant Professor Humanities Department

All the students of B.Tech First year students were eligible to participate in this activity.



The objective of this activity was to aware students about the importance right

sentence framing for good content wring

Students from all the branches participated this event.



Life skills (Yoga, physical fitness, health and hygiene)


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Webinar On Environment & Health During Covid - 19

Date: 05-06-2020

Mode: Through WebEx App

No. of Teachers participated: 30

No. of Students participated: 112

Guest Lecturer: Deepak Kumar

SUMMARY OF EVENT

CONVENOR & ORGANIZING

SECRETARY Dr. Aadesh Arya, Assistant Professor, COER

RESOURCE PERSONS Dr. Deepak Kumar, Wellness Advisor

Topic: Environment & Health during COVID -19

COORDINATORS Dr. Mridula (Associate Professor, CE)

Ms Reena Rana (Assistant Professor, CE)

PROGRAM REPORT

A webinar on the occasion of the environment day- 5thJune, was organized for students

and faculty members on 5th June, 2020 covering the topics of Environment & Health

during COVID -19 and Climate Change & its Mitigation. In this webinar there was a one

hour’s session by Dr. Deepak Kumar, Wellness Advisor followed by a one-hour session


of Dr. Deep Gupta, HoD, Agriculture Department, COER and a one-hour session by Mr.

Ashish Garg, Chief General Manager, ONGC, Dehradun at the end.

Session 1

Dr. Deepak Kumar, is a Motivational Guru and has conducted several workshops on

Stress Busting through Spiritual Healing. He is a life coach and conducts workshops on

leadership and team work. The session was started by Dr. Mridula, Associate Professor,

COER with welcome speech. Dr. Kumar gave the tips to take care of our physical and

mental health during this pandemic.

Prof. S P Gupta, DG COER conveyed vote of thanks to Dr. Deepak Kumar.

ACTIVITY PHOTOGRAPHS


FEEDBACK OF WORKSHOP (BASES ON 32 RESPONSES)

Parameters Environment & Health

during

COVID -19

Climate Change & its

Mitigation

How helpful was

the webinar for

you ?

The relevance

and selection of

the Contents

The webinar was

-

The expert was

knowledgeable.


SUGGESTIONS RECEIVED

Very informative session

Helpful webinar

Keep such activities continue

Duration may be extended

Background noise should be silenced, should have started in the right time and

that is all.

Overall performance of the lecture was excellent.

Good attempt.

Along with Network issues, pace was bit fast as I couldn't read all the data in

slides.

Overall the session was good and informative.

This event is very good and interesting.

More such webinars on environmental mitigation can be organized

Well organized.

Webinar is very informative.


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Community Development and Welfare activities

Department of Mathematics organized three days' workshop on "Community

Development & welfare Activities".

Day and date: Tuesday- Thursday, February 25th -27th, 2020

Time: 2:00 PM-03:30 PM

Venue: Seminar Hall

Guest Speakers:

Dr. Mudita Agnihotri, Professor, Department of English, Gurukul Kangri

Vishvidhalaya, Haridwar,

Dr. Smita Jha, Professor in English, Department, IIT Roorkee

Dr. D. Bharat, Assistant Professor of Economics, Department of Humanities &

Social Sciences,IIT Roorkee

Community development is important because it provides the foundation to improve the

lives of its citizens. It creates strong, diverse communities that are able to attract and

keep talent, start and grow businesses, and overcome issues that arises.


WORKSHOP ON “WORK LIFE BALANCE” FOR UG STUDENTS (SPECIALLY FOR

SC/ST AND GIRLS STUDENTS) FACULTY & STAFF

PROGRAM REPORT

Date:30-01-2020

Venue: Conference Hall, College of Engineering Roorkee (COER)



Collaboration: Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun under the aegis of TEQIP-III

COORDINATOR Dr. Veeralakshmi.B (Associate Professor, COER-SM)

Objective of the Event:

1. To understand the issues and challenges of work life balance.

2. To learn the techniques to cope up with the issues for better management of

work and life for students as well as faculty.

Description of the Event:

In continuation of AICTE mandates regarding enhancing the strategies to deal with

issues related to gender equity of SC/ST/Girls students/Faculty and staff, Uttarakhand

Technical University, Dehradun under the aegis of Technical Education Quality

Improvement Programme (TEQIP-III) organized one day workshop on “Work Life


Balance ” for UG students (Specially for SC/ST and Girls Students) faculty &

staff on 30 January, 2020 at College of Engineering Roorkee (COER).

Workshop aimed to discuss stress in work life and related issues. It also provides a

platform to know the better management of work and life balance.

Session started with inauguration and welcome address by Coordinator.

Dr (Prof) V K Singh, Dean S&W, COER emphasized on importance of managing stress

and related issues in one’s life and work. He enriched the session by getting into the

details of the emerging social scenario where people are working to sustain and meet

the expectations of life. The real difficulty lies in work-life balance. Despite a great deal

of progress, women's work and career aspirations still suffer from restrictions. Men too

are undergoing a lot of pressure causing life threatening health issues. He gave

different techniques to practice at home that can minimize the ill effect of disbalance in

professional life and at personal end. Like, 360-degree appraisal of everyday activities

and devotion of time not only for professional achievement but also for family, friends

and most important for SELF.

Sh.Varun Pratap Singh, Assistant Prof. from ME department discussed on IT tools based

on internet of things that can minimize the stress and improve the efficiency.

Maj Gen Dr (Prof) O P Soni VSM Director General COER has discussed on “Constitutional

Rights : Article 14,15,16,17,23,24 and 46 for SC/ST and Women along with Directive

Principles.


One Day Workshop on

“GENDER SENSITIVY (HEALTH AND HYGIENE)”

Date: 24-01-2020

Venue: Common Room of Tarawati Bhawan (Girls Hostel), College of Engineering

Roorkee (COER)



Collaboration: Uttarakhand Technical University, Dehradun under the aegis of TEQIP-III

COORDINATOR Dr. Deep Gupta (Professor, COER-SM)

Mrs. Anuradha (Assistant Professor, Department of EN)

PROGRAM REPORT

Objective of the Event:

1. To generate awareness that women and men have equal rights and self-

determination in all aspects and stages of their lives.

2. To promote and adopt the healthy lifestyles among women.

3. To develop, implement and evaluate a community-based health promotion

program to increase rates of healthy eating and exercise, and increased

knowledge on healthy lifestyle.

Description of the Event:

Female students and Faculty members from academic institutes affiliated to UTU,

Dehradun and Scientists/ Engineers working in Private/ Public/ Government


organizations/ industries etc. have participated in the workshop on “Gender Sensitivity

(Health and Hygiene)”. Dr. Sunita Gupta Gynecologist, Sai Hospita Laldhang, Haridwar

Road, Uttarakhand was the expert speaker.

Dr. Sunita Gupta’s area of expertise is Women’s health and hygiene and malnutrition in

the girls and women.She gave detail information about balanced and nutritional food

for the girl students, women faculty and staff. Her attempt was to break the social

taboos like impurity with regard to women’s biological nature of the body, inactivity,

carelessnesstowards body fitness and hygiene. Her presentation also enlightened about

the UTI infection, breast cancer disease etc. in women. She demonstrated some simple

exercises and PRANAYAMS (प्राणायाम) like Anulom Vilom, Bhastrika (भस्त्रिका), Ujjayi

(उज्जयी) and Chakrasana etc.This was further followed byquestion-answer session.

Femalestudents andfemale faculty in the workshopshowed their interest in

understanding about the healthy life style.



Three Days Workshop

On

Impact of Heartfulness Meditation on Inner Development

through Yogic Techniques

Organized By

Department of Electrical Engineering, COER, Roorkee

Objective: Heartfulness meditation is a simple and practical way to experience

balance, peace and well-being. It helps us relax and feel the lightness and

joy of our true nature.

Course Duration: Three Days

Venue : Seminar Hall, CE-105

Date : 1st July, 2019 – 3rd July, 2019

Time : 9: 30 AM – 10: 30 AM, All to be present by 9: 15 AM

Trainers: Mrs. Chhavi Sisodia & Dr. Sushma Viladkar

Heartfulness Institute, Kanha Shanti Vanam, Hyderabad

Outcome:

The effect of cleaning and meditation on BP(S) was significant with values at end

of the session being lower than baseline values.

Overall, Heartfulness processes of cleaning and meditation had a positive effect

on sympathovagal balance.


Meditation was found to be as effective to treat anxiety and depression

as antidepressant drug therapy.

Meditation helps reduce symptoms of panic disorder

Meditation increases grey matter concentration in the brain


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LECTURE ON TIME MANAGEMENT

Date: 20.08.2018.

Time: 2:00p.m-4:00 PM


A Two-hour lecture was organized by the Department of English to enhance the

managerial skills and utilization of time management in daily routine life of the students.

Speaker in the session was Dr. Sushil Jindal, Assistant Professor Humanities

Department, College of Engineering Roorkee

All the students of B.Tech First year students were eligible to participate in this lecture.



The objective of this lecture was to alert students the importance of time so newly

admitted students can make plan of utilization of time in their academic and personal

workings and to improve managerial skills. The basic purpose of this lecture was to

bring awareness among students about the relevance of time.

Students and faculty of Basic Sciences Department attended this lecture. Some

students asked questions. All the queries were handled by Speaker.



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A lecture on the topic "Exploring Inner Potential & Designing the Personality”

Date: 3 May 2018

Venue: Seminar hall: CE 105

Number of participants: 34

Speaker: Dr Sushma Viladkar, Heartfulness Institute


International Yoga Day Celebration

Every year on 21st June International Yoga Days is celebrated. Following are Glimpses

of the Yoga Day celebrated at the Institute level and also Participation of the faculty

members in the Yoga Day at Forest Research Institute, FRI, Dehradun.


LECTURE ON STRESS MANAGEMENT

REPORT

Date: 29.09.2016

Time: 2:00p.m-4:00 PM


A Two-hour lecture was organized by the Department of English to enhance the

listening, managerial skills and know about how to reduce wok burden in daily routine

life of the students.

Speaker in the session was Dr. Sushil Jindal, Assistant Professor Humanities Department

All the students of B.Tech First year students were eligible to participate in this lecture.



The objective of this lecture was to aware students the importance of stress free work

so newly admitted students can make plan for maximum output in a minimum resource

after getting tips of stress reduction tools and can utilize time in their academic and

personal workings to improve managerial skills. The basic purpose of this lecture was

conducted to make the students aware about relevance of time and proper planning in

the life for reducing stress and best output of the work in technical studies. It also

aimed to enhance their confidence level and prepare them for accept every challenges

in the carrier building in future.

Students and faculty of Basic Sciences Department attended this lecture. Some students

asked questions. All the queries were handled by Speaker.



ICT/computing skills


SMART INDIA HACKATHON

Students of college of engineering Roorkee regularly participate in Smart India

Hackathon (SIH) every year. Some of the glimpses of the event organized at the

Institute level for selection of team are as shown below


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Hands on Networking-2019

Date: 11-12 Feb 2019

Venue: IBM Lab

Objective: The purpose of the event is to enhance the skills of the students in

networking. We will cover the basic of networking and subneting with the

help of a tool CISCO packet tracer 7.2

Description: This workshop was divided into two parts. On first day of workshop we

covered the theoretical part and tool introduction. On second day we

covered the tools with 10 experiments in which student performed the

task. All student learns how to design the network.


Poster Released


Participation Details


WORKSHOPS/SIP/WIP for Computing and ICT skills


Notice for Summer Internship under Microsoft Technology Associates (MTA)

Certificate Sample for Summer Internship under Microsoft Technology Associates (MTA)


Workshop

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Utilization of Cad Cam in Civil Engineering BY CADD CENTER

soft skills - coer

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