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Report on Workshop Energy Conservation (PCRA)

18 Feb 2016 Objective of the Workshop

Main Objective of this Workshop is to create energy conservation awareness in final year and

pre final year students. In today era energy conservation is main focus for global market. Prime

focus of workshop is to create more awareness about energy conservation and various tools &

techniques to reduce energy wasted.

The program was conducted as per standard program schedule prescribed by PCRA.

- Need for Energy Conservation

- Energy Audit & Instrumentation

- EC Opportunities in Industrial utilities

- Energy Conservation Act – PAT Scheme, BEE Star Labeling, ECBC, NCE, etc.

- Renewable Energy Sources & Applications

- Screening of some documentary – animation films

The total 175 nos. of students and teachers, who participated, found the technical sessions very

interesting and they actively interacted with the speakers during the Q&A session.

Technical sessions

The workshop began with quiz for the students and was followed by description of the energy &

environment scenario of the World and India. India Energy & Environment Policies & Action

Plan was discussed for making a background of the need to conserve energy. During the post

lunch session, two separate sessions were conducted – in classroom and the machines lab.

Presentation on the topic of “Renewable energy sources” along with films on Solar Rooftop was

shown.

Students actively participated in question-answer session and they were guided to spread the

awareness about energy conservation to other students in the college. The subjects covered

during the workshop are included in the college curriculum and so it generated a lot of curiosity

amongst the participants. The knowledge imparted and the information shared, by the expert

speaker Mr. Vaibhav Rai Khare (Energy Analysit, EDS Global) during the workshop, will be

valuable and useful to the students in their professional careers. The content of the workshop was

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very useful and knowledge was very essential for fighting climate change for which energy

usage is a major reason. Therefore, it is essential to educate everyone about the pros & cons of

the situation so that they can make their contribution to mitigate climate change. The college is

grateful to PCRA for this creative initiative and financial support for organizing such a

meaningful program for students as well as teachers. Such programs add great value to the

education we impart at the college and hence should be continued in future.

Outcome of the Event

From this workshop, students are motivated and committed to save energy by reducing energy

wasted and learn many techniques by which students can conserve energy. Experts also discuss

about various loop holes presents in industrial equipment which is also help to students for

betterment of their carrier in industry. Expert also discusses problems and solution of various

equipment used in industry.

GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAIPUR

Ref. No. GIT/GCT/15/Notice/2166 Date: 12th February, 2016

NOTICE

A work shop on Energy Conservation is going to be held on 18/02/2016. The

workshop is being led by Mr. Vaibhav Rai Khare (Energy Analysit, EDS Global).

Mr. Manish Shrivastava (Asst.Prof., EE) will coordinate the workshop.

(Dr. Renu Joshi)

Director, GIT

Copy for information: 1. Chairman/Vice Chairman 2. Director, GIT 3. Principal, GIT 4. Mr.Manish Shrivastav (Asst.Prof.,EE) 5. HOD’s of All Departments, GIT 6. All Notice Boards GIT

Global Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

Report on Workshop

Renewable Energy Technology and Environment Protection

22 January 2016

To create awareness about the current advances of research in Renewable Energy and

considering the importance of the knowledge of solving real life and industrial problems in the

process of achieving the individual, collective and social goals with sustainable technology,

processes and products, a workshop “Renewable Energy Technology and Environmental

Protection” was organized by department of electrical engineering ,Global Institute of

Technology with Coordinators Mr. Ravi Hada (Assistant Professor, Electrical Eengineering)

Workshop started at 9:00 AM on 22 January 2016 with an inaugural speech of Director of

Global Institute of Technology, Dr. Renu Joshi. Overview of the workshop was given by Mrs.

Ekta Sharma, HOD, Electrical Engineering Department and brief introduction of guest speakers

was given by Mr. Ravi Hada, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department, GIT.

After that the chief guest and speaker for the day Dr. H. P. Tiwari, Professor, MNIT Jaipur

started the first technical session. He had delivered a lecture on development of hydrogen

powered vehicles also he gave brief overview of hydrogen fuel cell. In the second technical

session Mr. Gaurav Jain, Assistant Professor, GIT had presented a topic on some fundamental

aspect of organic solar cell. He also explained recent technologies and trends in organic solar

cells. The third technical session was conducted by Mr. Kapil Jani, Auditor from JP Technosoft.

He discussed case study on 10 MW Narmada Canal Top PV cells, their orientations, operation,

maintenance and other associate difficulties.

Finally in valedictory ceremony oral feedback from participants were taken and vote of thanks

were given by Mr. Ravi Hada..

Seminar on “Financial Schemes of Banks and Business Opportunities”

As unemployment is a big issue and most of our engineers are not getting suitable

placements. These are getting frustrated and getting into different crimes instead of

doing creative. These engineering graduates have lot of potential; they can do

better in other fields. Some of them may be industrialist, entrepreneur, some them

may be traders, some them may be Contractors, Builders etc. Only to do is guiding

them in proper directions with know how required in that field and to avail the

funds easily on easy terms. Many industrialist, traders, consultants, contractors and

builders may come out this worthless crowd of unemployed engineers. For

Boosting energy in engineering students A Seminar on “Financial Schemes of

Banks and Business Opportunities” was organized on 15th December 2015 at

Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur.

Mr. Hitesh Godhwani, Regional head ICICI bank was the Resource person. In his

address, he motivated the participants for setting up their own business, own start

up (industry) own consultancy and construction company. He shared the

knowledge for how to conduct market survey for any product, how to prepare

project report, how to get registered in industries department for setting up any

industry? How to get registered Commercial taxes department? How to get

assistance from financial institutions? Mr. Hitesh Godhwani is also a motivational

speaker. He had boosted energy in our students for being a Job provider rather than

being a Job seeker. This seminar will be beneficial to reduce unemployment of

young engineers and definitely will increase a tendency toward self employment,

to set up new start up’s and business so that they can become job providers also.

He appreciated the management of GIT for conducting this Seminar. In this

Seminar student, academician and researchers from all the departments had

participated.

This Seminar was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr. Renu Joshi Director

Global Technical Campus.

Global Institute of Technology

Report on Two-Days Workshop on Energy Conservation (PCRA)

20 Feb. 2017 – 21 Feb. 2017

Objective of the Workshop

Main Objective of this Workshop is to create energy conservation awareness in final year and pre final year

students. In today era energy conservation is main focus for global market. Prime focus of workshop is to create

more awareness about energy conservation and various tools & techniques to reduce energy wasted.

The program was conducted as per standard program schedule prescribed by PCRA.

1. Need for Energy Conservation – Energy Scenario

2. Systems Approach & Energy Audit

3. EC Opportunities in Motors

4. Pumps, Fans & Variable Speed Drives

5. Energy Efficient Lighting-Techniques & Technologies

6. EC Opportunities in Refrigeration, Air-conditioning & Compressors

The total 155 nos. of students and teachers, who participated, found the technical sessions very interesting and

they actively interacted with the speakers during the Q&A session.

Technical sessions

In the first phase of the program, Dr. A.K.Pathak presented the report of the program. In the two day workshop,

on first day, lectures were given by the various national and international speakers on the various aspects of the

non conventional energy. On the second day, the students were made aware of the different techniques of

saving and making energy. A professor from MNIT taught to make electricity from “Jamun” (Blackberry).

According to him, electricity can be produced through fruits as well. He presented a model for the purpose.

Dr. Gaurav jain displayed a model for Solar Energy. She related her Model made by Foil paper to Solar

Energy.

On the second and concluding day of the workshop, the Chief Guest of the program, Dr. Shashank Vyas, ,

Associate fellow, Electricity & Fuel Division ,The Energy & Resource Institute ,New Delhi addressing the

program said that lots of use is being made of non conventional energy today. Nations like Germany, Japan etc.

are making almost 90 % use of non conventional energy on large scale. According to Dr. shashank, ‘Awareness

is much important than knowledge in this field’. Today we need to think getting out of selfishness, narrow

mindedness, and idleness so that everyone can execute one’s responsibility properly.

Outcome of the Event

From this workshop, students are motivated and committed to save energy by reducing energy wasted and learn

many techniques by which students can conserve energy. Experts also discuss about various loop holes presents

in industrial equipment which is also help to students for betterment of their carrier in industry. Expert also

discusses problems and solution of various equipment used in industry.

Global Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

Report on Workshop Power system Automation and SCADA

10 January 2017

Objective-The workshop was based on the applications of Power system Automationand SCADA (Supervisory

Control and Data Acquisition

Resource Persons

Department of Electrical Engineering, GIT conducted a workshop on Industrial Automation with technical

support by Vision World Tech Pvt. Limited on 10th of January 2017. The workshop was based on the

applications of PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data

Acquisition). Mr. Shispal and Mr. Jayant explained the present scenario of the industrialization. He focused

over the demand of the various industries and differentiated between the work field of diploma students and

engineers. He shared his experience very well and also stated that the syllabi of Engineering which is more than

30 years old when there was just initialization of the automation in industries, but now everything has changed

and so the syllabi should also be based on the present scenario and as per the present demand of the industries.

ABB (Asia Brown Boveri) the France Company is the global leader in power and automation technologies

based in Zurich, Switzerland. It is one of the world's largest engineering multinational companies with

operations in around 100 countries. The company has five divisions: Power Products, Power Systems, Discrete

Automation & Motion, Low Voltage Products and Process Automation. DFE (Dongfang Electronics), the China

Company founded in 1957 and registered in 2009, has provided the intelligent automation control products and

solutions in terms of power generation, power transmission, power transformation, power distribution and power

utilization, and has made great achievements in the research and application of radio frequency identification (RFID)

technology.

Mr. Jitendra explained how the advantages of PLC dominated over the disadvantages of Microcontrollers in the

terms of numbers of inputs and outputs, memory, networking etc. He told that automation encompasses many

different products that are all used to allow companies to make their products faster and in a more efficient

manner. This allows the companies to make more products while spending less money, thus allowing them to

be Competitive in their marketplace. Industrial Automation is the industry of helping business to automate the

systems that produce their goods or services in the most efficient manner possible. He explained more about

automation by giving some examples that were automobile assembly line, parcel sorting system, batch brewing

system, amusement park ride, bottling lines. In automation the most important part is control system. He gave a

brief introduction on PLC (Programmable Logic Controller). PLCs look at states of Inputs. Based on these

states, the PLC makes decisions, and then commands output states. The instructions that tell the output devices

what to do base on the conditions returned by the input devices are written in programs that are stored and run

by the PLC.

The earliest automation systems were nothing but directly wired systems i.e. a control system where all the

components are designed and tested together and then sold as a complete system. You do not get many choices

for controllers, I/O, networks, and software. Eventually, PLCs were developed that could be programmed. This

allowed the engineers to easily create much more complex systems than relay panels allowed.

The programming for PLC was practiced by the students and working on SCADA software was also taught. At

last, the team informed about various courses offered by MERC such as GATE/PSU/IES coaching, Embedded

and Robotic Training, Industrial Panel Designing, Industrial Automation Training, PLC/SCADA etc.

Global Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

Report on Workshop

Renewable Energy Technology and Environment Protection

13 February 2017

Renewable Energy Technology and Environment Protection Workshop was conduct on 13th

Feburary 2017 with an inaugural speech of Honorable Director Dr.Renu Joshi. Overview of the

workshop was given by Ms.Ekta sharma, Assistant Professor Electrical Engineering, GIT and

brief introduction of guest speakers was given by Mr.Ravi Hada, Assistant Professor, Electrical

Engineering Department.

The objective of workshop was to create awareness among participants about one of the most

challenging and growing field of Renewable Energy, its fundamentals, usage and wide

industrial applications.

chief guest and speaker Dr. Ranjan Srivastava had started the technical session. He had

delivered a lecture on development of hydrogen powered vehicles also he gave brief overview

of hydrogen fuel cell. In the second technical session Dr. Manish Bhargava had presented a

topic on some fundamental aspect of organic solar cell. He also explained recent technologies

and trends in organic solar cells. He also discussed case study on 10 MW Narmada Canal Top

PV cells, their orientations, operation, maintenance and other associate difficulties.

Seminar on Financial Schemes Bank Business Opportunity

In Jaipur, Sitapura Industrial Area located engineering institute Global Institute of

Technology organized a one day Seminar on Financial Schemes Bank Business

Opportunity, with the help to thinking in developing a business idea into a revenue

generating entity. The Seminar was organized on July 12, 2016. The Seminar was

conceptualized by Motivational Speech to motivate Students.

Honorable CEO Mr. Naman Kandoi, along with Director of the institution Dr.

Renu Joshi, inaugurated the Seminar in the presence of Mr. Vinay jain, A GIT

Alumni, Mr. Sumit Shrivastav and others. Mr Jain Deliver Motivational speech to

motivate the faculty and students and share some business idea.He renowned and

promising entrepreneurs who have been successfully running their Start-ups took

initiative to join and discuss their future plan and business ideas.

CEO, Mr.Naman Kandoi, Dr. Nidhi Singhal and other dignitaries also inspired the

students with their super motivational speeches. The work-shop concluded with

business plan presentation, Ideation with the help of bank business opportunity and

question answer session.

Workshop on Linux

On 23/02/2017 the workshop on Linux was organized in GIT, Jaipur campus. 193 students of

BTech 3rd - 4th year and 16 faculties were taken part to this workshop. The workshop includes all

basic modules of programming technologies. The goal of the workshop provides technical

support for various programming languages.

The speaker Mr. Vimal Daga World Record Holder | TEDx Speaker | Philanthropist | Sr.

Principal Consultant | Entrepreneur | Founder LW Informatics Bangalore, Karnataka, India.

Mr. Vimal Daga, known as an Technologist & also a Technology Motivational Speaker, Sr. IT

Consultant & Corporate Trainer having Expertize in Latest and High-End Technologies like

Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Deep Learning,IoT, NLP, Splunk, PingFederate,

Delphix, AppDynamics, Docker, DevOps, AWS, Cloud Computing, Big Data Analytics Dollar

Universe..

He said that,The need for more effective information has the chance to develop ideas for using

the Linux in your classroom, and to connect with a network of other educators.

The objectiveness of this kind of knowledge to develop computing, students will apply new-

found knowledge to a series of challenges.

Linux is an open-source operating system. It is like Windows, Mac, Android, etc.

Unix is also an operating system like Linux. It is an commercial OS. It consists of three parts: Kernal, Shell and Programs. Most of the Unix and Linux commands are similar in nature.

The Linux workshop includes all topics of Linux OS such as Linux commands, Directories, Files, Man Pages, File Contents, File Permissions, shells, VI editor etc. There is also given Linux interview questions to help you better understand the Linux operating system.

Linux is completely different from other operating systems in many ways.

o It is an open source OS which gives a great advantage to the programmers as they can

design their own custom operating systems.

o It gives you a lot of option of programs having some different features so you can choose

according to your need.

o A global development community looks at different ways to enhance its security, hence it

is highly secured and robust so you don't need an anti virus to scan it regularly.

Companies like Google, Amazon and Facebook use linux in order to protect their servers

as it is highly reliable and stable.

o Above all you don't have to pay for software and server licensing to install Linux, its

absolutely free and you can install it on as many computers as you want.

o Its completely trouble free operating system and don't have an issue with viruses,

malware and slowing down your computer.

Maintaining a system's network is a task of System/Network administrator. Their task includes

network configuration and troubleshooting.

Workshop on .NET

On 20/12/2016 the workshop on .NET was organized SPC Computer Classes - ISO Certified Institute Jaipur in GIT, Jaipur campus. 142 students of BTech 3rd - 4th year and 12 faculties were taken part to this workshop. The workshop includes all basic modules of programming technologies. The goal of the workshop provides technical support for various programming languages.

The speaker Ms. Swati Saxena she has MCA, OCJP certified. She has strong experience of teaching in institution, college, university, companies. Presently she is working as corporate trainer in Jaipur.

The main focus on the topic .NET is a framework to develop software applications. It is designed and developed by Microsoft and the first beta version released in 2000. It is used to develop applications for web, Windows, phone. Moreover, it provides a broad range of functionalities and support.

This framework contains a large number of class libraries known as Framework Class Library

(FCL). The software programs written in .NET are executed in the execution environment, which

is called CLR (Common Language Runtime). These are the core and essential parts of the .NET

framework. This framework provides various services like memory management, networking,

security, memory management, and type-safety.

The .Net Framework supports more than 60 programming languages such as C#, F#, VB.NET, J#, VC++, JScript.NET, APL, COBOL, Perl, Oberon, ML, Pascal, Eiffel, Smalltalk, Python, Cobra, ADA, etc. Following is the .NET framework Stack that shows the modules and components of the Framework.

The .NET Framework is composed of four main components:

1. Common Language Runtime (CLR)

2. Framework Class Library (FCL),

3. Core Languages (WinForms, ASP.NET, and ADO.NET), and

4. Other Modules (WCF, WPF, WF, Card Space, LINQ, Entity Framework, Parallel LINQ,

Task Parallel Library, etc.)

CLR (Common Language Runtime)

It is a program execution engine that loads and executes the program. It converts the program

into native code. It acts as an interface between the framework and operating system. It does

exception handling, memory management, and garbage collection. Moreover, it provides

security, type-safety, interoperability, and portablility

FCL (Framework Class Library)

It is a standard library that is a collection of thousands of classes and used to build an application. The BCL (Base Class Library) is the core of the FCL and provides basic functionalities.

WinForms

Windows Forms is a smart client technology for the .NET Framework, a set of managed libraries that simplify common application tasks such as reading and writing to the file system.

ASP.NET

ASP.NET is a web framework designed and developed by Microsoft. It is used to develop websites, web applications, and web services. It provides a fantastic integration of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It was first released in January 2002.

ADO.NET

ADO.NET is a module of .Net Framework, which is used to establish a connection between application and data sources. Data sources can be such as SQL Server and XML. ADO .NET consists of classes that can be used to connect, retrieve, insert, and delete data.

WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation)

Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) is a graphical subsystem by Microsoft for rendering user interfaces in Windows-based applications. WPF, previously known as "Avalon", was initially released as part of .NET Framework 3.0 in 2006. WPF uses DirectX.

WCF (Windows Communication Foundation)

It is a framework for building service-oriented applications. Using WCF, you can send data as asynchronous messages from one service endpoint to another.

WF (Workflow Foundation)

Windows Workflow Foundation (WF) is a Microsoft technology that provides an API, an in-process workflow engine, and a rehostable designer to implement long-running processes as workflows within .NET applications.

LINQ (Language Integrated Query)

It is a query language, introduced in .NET 3.5 framework. It is used to make the query for data sources with C# or Visual Basics programming languages.

Entity Framework

It is an ORM based open source framework which is used to work with a database using .NET objects. It eliminates a lot of developers effort to handle the database. It is Microsoft's recommended technology to deal with the database.

Parallel LINQ

Parallel LINQ or PLINQ is a parallel implementation of LINQ to objects. It combines the simplicity and readability of LINQ and provides the power of parallel programming.

It can improve and provide fast speed to execute the LINQ query by using all available computer capabilities.

Workshop On PHP

Workshop on PHP held on 22 September 2016 which focused on latest Projects based on PHP.

Guest speaker informed that more than three-fourths of all websites use PHP,

server side scripting language, for web development. MySQL is a popular, easy to

use database system. PHP & MySQL are used together to develop cross-platform

dynamic web pages, i.e. web pages that interact with the user.

Workshop on Web Development using PHP & MySQL with live projects will

enable participants to design and develop GUI driven web pages using PHP - by

merging PHP code into HTML web pages, and connecting the PHP code with

database programming using MySQL.

Course Highlights:

Exposure to Web based application development through Interactive lecture sessions

Encourages participants to think and come up with new website designs Group discussions to encourage innovation Good multimedia content to help students grasp the material easily Career guidance by experienced faculty

Certification courses:

All Code Instruct certificates have a unique ID which can be verified online for authentication

Certificate of Completion Certificate of Completion with Distinction (for top performers)

Software & Material

XAMPP. Booklet on PHP and MySQL.

ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON BREAKING OF MYTH

Myths are false stories or beliefs prevalent in a society that block the mental or

psychological development of the people. Global Institute of Technology assists in

breaking the myth by conduction a one day Workshop on 2 June 2016 on

‘Breaking OF Myth’ to eliminate these limiting beliefs from the society and to

promote rational thinking among the students. Speaker Dr. Rashmi Bharadwaj said

that Human beings are vulnerable when met with misfortunes like Failure and loss

in business. Dr Nidhi Singhal and Mr. Naman Kandoi also expressed their views

on removing these baseless myths from the society.

Dr. Rashmi Said that There are many myths associated with creativity and

innovation. These are not aristocratic concepts for a privileged few. Rather

creativity and innovation is about routine thinking and working methods. These

must be a part of our habits.

This techno-behavioural one day workshop is designed to break myths & develop

“behaviour based creativity”.

Learning Objectives of workshop:

Develop creative attitude, Improve capability to respond pro-actively and

creatively to problems & opportunities.

Learn a variety of approaches designed to develop ideas & manage innovation.

Help to establish an organizational climate of creativity & innovation.

Global Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

Report on Workshop Future Trends in Energy Generation and Harvesting

06 January 2018

The Department of Electrical Engineering, Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur has organized a one day

workshop on “Future Trends in Energy Generation and Harvesting” on 6th January 2018 ,with an aim of

getting faculty and student working in the area of energy generation and harvesting under one platform to

emphasize the importance of this area of research and development.

About the Workshop

It is well known that energy sector has its own impact on the progress and development of any nation. An

energy crisis across the globe is driving force for optimal utilization of energy resources for sustainable

development. Energy crisis had led to many innovations in all sectors. The opulent availability of energy

resources and capability of manufacturing smart products are the key factors in the economic growth of any

nation.

Objectives of Workshop:

1. To train teachers & students to edify energy awareness for sustainable development

2. To create awareness to conserve, prepare and make informed energy choices

3. To know the current trends and technologies in renewable energy sector

4. To comprehend the future of renewable energy technology

5. To exhibit recent renewable energy technologies

6. To arrange visit to renewable energy industry / academia.

Scope of the Workshop:

1. Solar Thermal, Photovoltaic & Hybrid Technology

2. Energy from Urban & Industrial Waste

3. Waste heat recovery, Fuel cells, Hydrogen etc.

4. Wind Energy, Biomass gasification and Biogas

5. Efficient Energy Appliances and Technologies, e.g. LED, CFL Luminaries, Hybrid vehiclesetc.

The inauguration of the workshop was held on 6th January, 2018 at GIT auditorium in the esteemed presence of

Dr. Renu Joshi Director, GIT, Dr. A.K. Pathak, Dean Academic, GIT and invited speaker Dr. Arun Kumar,

MNIT, Jaipur. He presented current need of non-conventional energy sources like solar, wind, Tidal Power,

Geothermal power, Hydropower, Biomass etc and key challenges. Also he had discussed specifically the solar

and wind energy systems as case studies; those are very helpful for researchers who are willing to work in these

areas.

Session on Instructional Delivery

A Session on Instructional Delivery was conducted on 10 November 2017, by

Education and Educational Management Department, through the Institute of

Communication and Technology at Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur, at the

auditorium 2 for students and faculty altogether.

Instructional Design - Communication & Effectiveness is a classroom program that

aims at imparting five cores Instructional Design (ID) skills to participants;

determining learning needs, defining measurable learning outcomes, devising

teaching methods, planning for content development and planning for evaluation of

learning effectiveness. These core skills constitute the basic framework of ID that

can help you design and manage learning regardless of the media.

Mr. Suresh Babu from ICT India addressed the gathering of the students about

Instructional Delivery in the process of Teaching and learning. He also said about

technological advancement in the field of education. This session was conducted

under the aegis of Education and Education management. All the dignitaries of the

institution were present at the session.

Mr. Suresh Babu Said that Learning is not what it used to be. Exploring concepts

of flipped classrooms and micro-learning; while going steady with the old and

faithful e-learning. The one thing about learning that is unchanging however its

need to be designed is. Wherever it goes, whatever it becomes, to be effective, it

must have design by its side, always.

At the end of seminar Director Dr.Renu Joshi Presented a memento to speaker

Mr.Suresh Babu and delivered vote of thanks.

Seminar on Cyber Security

Seminar on Cyber Security held on 17 January 2018 which focused on Latest Cyber security.

Speaker: Mr. Sachin Sharma

Designation: Cyber Expert

Speaker Mr. Sachin Sharma aware about Growing challenges of managing security of the data in

organizations, corporate and government, that are increasingly connected with their global

suppliers, partners and contractors, and the increasing exposure to threats and attacks demand a

comprehensive approach to information security.

Cyber attack can generate outcomes that range from the simple defacing of a website to the

stealing of data and intellectual property, and even disruption of critical services.

In the current times of increased global data flows, understanding cyber security and data

protection becomes critical to harmonize the operations and build trust for Indian industries and

government entities.

The one day seminar will feature sessions on Evolution of Privacy in India, Cyber Security, IT

and topical issues highlighting the current state and need for data protection and cyber security.

The seminar will provide a platform for government and corporate entities to connect with like

minded security professionals from Chandigarh and learn the latest in data security and privacy

domain.

Seminar on Financial Schemes- Bank, Business Opportunities

A seminar on Financial Schemes bank, business opportunities conducted at Global

Institute of Technology. The objective of seminar was to help in thinking and

developing a business idea into a revenue generating entity. The Seminar was

organized on July 12, 2016. The Seminar was conceptualized by Motivational

Speech to motivate Students.

Honorable CEO Mr.Naman Kandoi, along with Director of the institution Dr. Renu

Joshi, inaugurated the Seminar in the presence of Mr. Vinay jain, A GIT Alumni,

Mr. Sumit Shrivastav and others. Mr Jain Deliver Motivational speech to motivate

the faculty and students and share some business idea. He renowned and promising

entrepreneurs who have been successfully running their Start-ups took initiative to

join and discuss their future plan and business ideas.

CEO Naman Kandoi, Director Dr. Nidhi Singhal and other dignitaries also inspired

the students with their motivational speeches. The work-shop concluded with

business plan presentation, Ideation with the help of bank business opportunity and

question answer session.

SEMINAR ON IOT:

Seminar on IOT held on 9 Feb 2018 which focused and introduces latest product as Microsoft Azure IoT.

Speakers: Dr. Anila Saroliya

She discussed about the IoT technology that will create huge opportunities for individuals as well as organizations to grow in the tech industry. IoT is the emerging technology with lots of future & job scope. By 2020 IoT will require number of developers. Students also asked the career options available in market in the field of IOT and each field pays accordingly meeting the needs like. He also explained about the terminology:

IoT Product Managers. These are the professionals who keep an eye on the execution part of the project.

IoT Architect’,IoT Developer,Data Scientists,Robot Coordinator.,IOT Cloud Engineer,Industrial Engineer.

Global Institute of Technology Department of Electrical Engineering

Report on Seminar Overall Electrical Maintenance in a Continuous Process Plant

30 April 2018 The department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering has organized a seminar on “Overall Electrical

Maintenance in a Continuous Process Plant”on 30 April 2018 in seminar hall EE

Department.

Resource Person: Er. Manoj Sharma, Deputy Manager, Electrical, Chambal fertilizer & chemical limited

(CFCL) Kota Rajasthan

Venue: Seminal Hall Electrical Department

Beneficiaries: All II, III and IV Year Electrical Students

The objective of this guest lecture is to impart fundamental of Electrical Maintenance in a Continuous Process

Plant. The resource person was Mr. Manoj Sharma, the session by interacting with the students about the gap

between engineering academic curriculum and industry requirements. He delivered lecture on “Overall

Electrical Maintenance in a Continuous Process Plant. Mr. Manoj Sharma explained the brief introduction on

the role of switch gear and protection in a continuous process plant. He gave an in depth idea of the challenge of

electrical maintenance in a continuous process plant.

This expert lectures are arranged in the institute to make the students aware of the latest trends in their domain

and acquire the skills required for the industry. Such type of expert sessions would also be conducted in the

future by the Department of Electrical Engineering which will give the students exposure on the latest

happenings in the development of technologies in these areas.

Mrs Ekta Sharma, Head of Department, and Mr. Vikas Sharma, Co-coordinator from the department co-

ordinated the seminar.

Workshop on HTML, CSS and JAVA SCRIPT

On 18/10/2017 the workshop on HTML, CSS and JAVA SCRIPT was organized by Keyprompt

Technologies Private Limited, Jaipur in GIT, Jaipur campus. 142 students of BTech 3rd - 4th year

and 12 faculties were taken part to this workshop. The workshop includes all basic modules of

programming technologies. The goal of the workshop provides technical support for various

programming languages.

Keyprompt Technologies Private Limited is majorly in Business Services business from last 11

years and currently, company operations are strike off. Current board members & directors are

SONAL CHADHA and SATISH KUMAR MALHOTRA.

The speaker satish kumar malhotra known as an Technologist & also a Technology Motivational

Speaker, Sr. IT Consultant & Corporate Trainer.

The workshop is exclusively designed for the students preparing for recruitment and is geared

towards ensuring that the students are well equipped to get through the recruitment process of

various IT companies by gathering the inputs from the job-seekers and placement-providers.

Workshop ensures that our students can handle the recruitment process with panache irrespective

of the company that comes onto the campus or out of it, and grab those coveted job offers from

top IT companies.

Students in their final step of engineering studies or qualified candidates looking for placement

in reputed organizations can make use of this workshop to get trained to deliver their best in the

selection processes of organizations

HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language, which is the most widely used language on Web to develop web pages. HTML was created by Berners-Lee in late 1991 but "HTML 2.0" was the first standard HTML specification which was published in 1995. HTML 4.01 was a major version of HTML and it was published in late 1999. Though HTML 4.01 version is widely used but currently we are having HTML-5 version which is an extension to HTML 4.01, and this version was published in 2012.

Originally, HTML was developed with the intent of defining the structure of documents like headings, paragraphs, lists, and so forth to facilitate the sharing of scientific information between researchers. Now, HTML is being widely used to format web pages with the help of different tags available in HTML language.

HTML is a MUST for students and working professionals to become a great Software Engineer especially when they are working in Web Development Domain.

CSS is used to control the style of a web document in a simple and easy way.

CSS is the acronym for "Cascading Style Sheet". This tutorial covers both the versions CSS1, CSS2 and CSS3, and gives a complete understanding of CSS, starting from its basics to advanced concepts.

Cascading Style Sheets, fondly referred to as CSS, is a simple design language intended to simplify the process of making web pages presentable.

CSS is a MUST for students and working professionals to become a great Software Engineer specially when they are working in Web Development Domain.

JavaScript is a lightweight, interpreted programming language. It is designed for creating network-centric applications. It is complimentary to and integrated with Java. JavaScript is very easy to implement because it is integrated with HTML. It is open and cross-platform.

Javascript is a MUST for students and working professionals to become a great Software Engineer especially when they are working in Web Development Domain

The speaker told that there could be 1000s of good reasons to learn Javascript Programming. But one thing for sure, to learn any programming language, not only Javascript, you just need to code, and code and finally code until you become expert.

Global Institute of Technology

Report on Workshop Paper writing using LATEX

13 November 2017 The Department of Electrical Engineering, GIT, Jaipur has organized a “ISTE sponsored workshop on Paper writing using Latex”. The aim was to provide hands on practice to the students on the aspects of doing documentation work on open source, scientific tool. This workshop targets those students who are not at all familiar with Latex. Mr. Sumit Mathur was the trainer of this workshop. Objective: To expose the student in emerging technologies in the areas of Documentary Designing System.

Participants will develop a basic understanding of how to make a documentary or how to work with the

designing techniques. This workshop introduces fundamental concept of making documentary more suitable

and attractive and at the greatest ease.

Gain the knowledge about documentation on open source tool.

Participants was developed a basic understanding of Latex.

Outlines of the workshop: LaTeX is a document preparation system. LaTeX is a high-quality type setting

system; it includes features designed for the production of technical and scientific documentation. Latex is

available as free software. The workshop primarily meant for all researches in various discipline. Any

researchers need to bring out the quality of research work by publisher his or her papers in peer reviewed

journals. Most of the peer reviewed journals require the paper to be submitted in Latex format. LaTeX provides

a facility for portable document format (pdf) and post script (ps) type of output.

What is Latex ?

Why should we use Latex.

Latex Installation and Environment Setup.

Resume Writing

Report Writing

Paper Writing

Presentation Preparation

Feedback from Students: Students experienced a special hands on practice learning session through which

they got a better understanding of Latex tool and applications for it. Students understood the importance of

Latex. The content delivery was as per the needs of every student along with the huge interaction.

Workshop Output: Every student edited IEEE research paper on Latex and gain how to insert image, sub

images, equation, table, cross reference in research paper. Now they can insert all these confidently in any kind

of latex format of IEEE, Elsevier and Springer. Also they learn how to make resume in different Latex format.

We also used sharelatex.com to use online tool for perform all above mentioned operation.

Awareness Talk on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)

An Awareness talk on “Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Awareness” is organized

on 17th October 2019 at Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur.

Mr. Khemraj Chaudhary, IAS and Additional Secretary, Animal Husbandry,

Fisheries and Gopaalan Department, Commissioner Fisheries Department

Rajasthan, was the Resource person. In his address, he insisted the participants for

filing of patents of their academic research and innovations to protect their

intellectual work. He expressed that, this talk will enlighten the participants to go

for filing of patents, industrial design and copy rights of their research work and

innovations. Mr.Chaudhary oriented students and faculty members about the need

and significance of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). The workshop equipped the

students with necessary critical assessment skills, insight and analytical ability to

practice effectively in this field of law and occupy the position of experts in IP

Law. He encouraged the participants to think innovatively and acquainted them

with basics of Patents, filing of patents and the procedure from application to

acquisition of patents.

He appreciated the management of GIT for conducting this awareness Talk.

In this awareness talk, students, academician, researchers and doctors from

different institutions participated. Experts from different patent facilitations centers

and IP analysis’s gave talk on IPR and litigation issues.

This awareness talk concluded with vote of thanks by Mr. Ghanshyam Mishra

HoD, Mechanical Engineering.

GLOBAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, JAIPUR

REPORT ON FUNDRAISING FUNDAMENTALS

Session Goal

Sitapura Industrial Area located engineering institute Global Institute of Technology organized a one day work-shop on Fundraising Fundamentals. The work-shop was organized on September 21, 2019. The work-shop was conceptualized by Start-up School Initiative taken by the institute.

Honorable CEO Mr Naman Kandoi, along with Director of the institution Dr. Nidhi Singhal, Principal Dr. Ishwar Chand Sharma inaugurated the work-shop in the presence of Dilnawaz Khan, A GIT Alumni, Mr. Sumit Shrivastav and others. These renowned and promising entrepreneurs who have been successfully running their Start-ups took initiative to join hands with the Institute of promote Start-up Thinking among the budding engineers of the institute.

This synopsis deals with the Introduction, methods, fundraising environment, incorporation

of different departments, and the integrated development plan. To broaden awareness of the fundraising/developing profession by familiarising you with the culture of philanthropy, common terminology, key staff members and their functions, and best practices.

Mr. Dilnawaz Khan explain about Philanthropy means "love of humanity" in the sense of caring,nourishing, developing and enhancing what it is to be human.It is experienced by both the benefactor and the beneficiary but in different ways. The former exercises his or her values by giving (time, resources) and the latter by receiving.Philanthropy and charity are related but are not the same thing. This is basically due to the Altruistic behaviour. In return, they expect a Prompt thank, Opportunities to be engaged other than just monetary donations, and Communications with staff whose programs they supported. But they do not gift, High fundraising costs, and Over-solicitation.

Mr.sumit shrivastava said that ,The fundraising environment deals with Marketing and Development. Marketing is related to the employed by commercial enterprises to influence prospective customers to purchase products.The development has the process by which nonprofits influence prospective donors to support their needs through gifts and grants.

The fundraising environment is highly diverse, ubiquitous, Goal and numbers-oriented, Relationship intensive, Communications intensive, and highly competitive. The primary role is dependent on the Director of development and whose work is to create a process of outreach to donors by organising & using others to seek funds and to make the involvement of different department. The different sources for fundraising are as follows Individuals,

Foundations, Cooperations, Governmental Entities and Capital campaign. The best practice is somewhere is related to making the Integrated Development Plan that is like a comprehensive plan to raise funds needed to support the organisation’s mission. It is somewhere identical to a business plan used in the for-profit world. Development professionals serve the public trust by promoting ethical and effective fundraising practices by demonstrating values in all aspects of our personal, professional, organisational and public lives.

At the end of workshop Director Dr. Nidhi Singhal presented mementos to keyspeakers Mr. Dilnawaz Khan and Mr.Sumit Srivastava.

Ideation Using Design Thinking

Sitapura Industrial Area located engineering institute Global Institute of

Technology organized a one day work-shop on Ideation with the help design

thinking in developing a business idea into a revenue generating entity. The work-

shop was organized on August 7, 2019. The work-shop was conceptualized by

Start-up School Initiative taken by the institute.

Honorable CEO Mr Naman Kandoi, along with Director of the institution Dr.

Nidhi Singhal, Principal Dr. Ishwar Chand Sharma inaugurated the work-shop in

the presence of Dilnawaz Khan, A GIT Alumni, Mr. Sumit Shrivastav and others.

These renowned and promising entrepreneurs who have been successfully running

their Start-ups took initiative to join hands with the Institute of promote Start-up

Thinking among the budding engineers of the institute.

This workshop witnessed huge turn up from students from the students of all the

years and majors. They learnt about design thinking and its application in devising

strategy to initiate their start-up idea. Mr. Dilnawaj Khan illuminated the students

about his own struggle and making process. He inspired the students to focus on

becoming a job giver instead of job taker. He was quoted as saying that an

entrepreneur turns abstraction into reality, a reality that feeds you and serves the

humanity.

CEO, Naman Kandoi, Dr. Nidhi Singhal and other dignitaries also inspired the

students with their super motivational speeches. The work-shop concluded with

business plan presentation, Ideation with the help of design thinking, and question

answer session.

Lean Model Canvas

Global Institute of Technology organized a one day work-shop on Lean Model Canvas for quickly formulate possible business models, product launches, campaigns in developing a business idea into a revenue generating entity.

The work-shop was organized on August 23, 2019. The work-shop was conceptualized by Start-up School Initiative taken by the institute.

Honorable CEO Mr Naman Kandoi, along with Principal Dr. I.C.Sharma,

inaugurated the work-shop in the presence of Dilnawaz Khan, A GIT Alumni, Ms.

Neha Katta. These renowned and promising entrepreneurs who have been

successfully running their Start-ups took initiative to join hands with the Institute

of promote Start-up Thinking among the budding engineers of the institute.

In this workshop they explained that Lean Canvas uses the same 9 blocks concept

except they’ve been modified slightly to suit the needs/ purposes/requirements of a

Lean Startup. The Lean Canvas is the perfect one-page format for brainstorming

possible business models; the blocks guide you through logical steps starting with your customer problems right through to your unfair advantage .These 9 blocks of

Lan Canvas are:

1. Problem

Each customer segment (CS) you are thinking to work with will have a set of problems that they need solving. In this box try listing the one to three high priority problems that you CS has. Without a problem to solve, you don’t have a product/service to offer.

2. Customer Segments

The problem and Customer Segments can be viewed as intrinsically connected. without a CS in mind you can’t think of their problems, and vice-versa.

3. Unique Value Proposition

In the middle of the canvas is the UVP. A value proposition is a promise of value to be delivered. It’s the primary reason a prospect should buy from you. A way to get your head around this is to think why are you different and why should your CS buy/invest time in this.

4. Solution

Finding a solution to the problem is the golden egg! You’re not going to get this right off the first bat — it’s OK, as that’s what Lean is all about.

5. Channels

Channels are ways for you to reach your CS. And remember that in the initial stages it’s important not to think about scale but to focus on learning. With that in mind try to think which channels will give you enough access to your CS at the same time give you enough learning. Channels can be email, social, CPC ads, blogs, articles, trade shows, radio & TV, webinars etc. and BTW you don’t have to be on all of them, just where your CS are.

6. Revenue Streams

How you price your business will depend on the type of model it is, however, it’s quite common for startups to lower their cost, even offer it for free to gain traction, however, this can pose a few problems. The key being it actually delays/avoids validation. Getting people to sign up for something for free is a lot different than asking them to pay. There is also the idea of perceived value.

7. Cost Structure

Here you should list all the operational costs for taking this business to market. How much will it cost to build / landing page? What is your burn rate — your total monthly running costs? How much will it cost to interview your customer segment? How much do market research papers cost? etc. You can then use these costs and potential revenue streams to calculate a rough break-even point.

8. Key Metrics

Every business, no matter what industry or size, will have some key metrics that are used to monitor performance. The best way to help with this is to visualize a funnel top down that flows from the large open top, through multiple stages to the narrow end.

9. Unfair Advantage

This is the most difficult to block to answer. However, do try to think about this as having an unfair advantage can help when it comes seeking partners & investors.

At the end of session Principal Dr. I.C. Sharma convey vot of thanks to speakers and attending participants.

Workshop on Market Analysis

Global Institute of Technology organized the one day successful workshop/seminar

on Market Selection, Quality Compliances and Product Development, Market

Analysis with supported by Start-up School Initiative taken by the institute on 14

August 2109. Around 130 students participated with keen interests of

knowledge/awareness on the export understandings.

The seminar was aimed to educate the student about entrepreneurs and market Risk

of start-ups.

The guest speaker, Ms. Neha Katta (CEO and Founder of Codesign Labs) shared

her views on Market analysis and start-up. she aware that ,due to the lack of

knowledge of exports, exports market, and product development could not explore

their markets and by organizing this type of seminars, it could able to explain

them to know about the Market situation, quality & its standards, Valuable

marketing and Development.

Ms. Neha is known for her great story-telling skills and marketing strategies that

have worked wonders for clients at Codesign Labs.

She shared her views also on digital Marketing. She said that Digital marketing is

an umbrella term for the marketing of products or services using digital

technologies, mainly on the Internet, but also including mobile phones, display

advertising, and any other digital medium. Digital marketing techniques such as

search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing (SEM), content

marketing, influencer marketing, content automation, campaign marketing, data-

driven marketing and e-commerce marketing, social media marketing, social media

optimization, e-mail direct marketing, display advertising, e–books, optical disks

and games, are becoming more and more common in our advancing technology. In

fact, this extends to non-Internet channels that provide digital media, such as

mobile phones (SMS and MMS), callback and on-hold mobile ring tones.

The session ended over by the vote of thanks by director Ms. Nidhi Singhal.

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Seminar on Marketing and PR

A marketing and Personal Relationship development Seminar was held in Audi-2

on 4th October 2019, under the banner of Start-up School for the students who took

initiative to come up with their idea and who showed interest in learning the basics

of business and marketing. All the dignitaries including the CEO Mr. Naman

Kandoi were present at the seminar. The Speaker Mr. umesh Katta is a renowned

marketing and PR professional in the renowned business organization .the speaker

was very energetic and driven towards the session, he shared his experience and

life journey with the gathering of young and ignited minds then he moved to the

basics of Marketing and Personal Relation and emphasized the importance of

Marketing in the success of any business venture as well as an individual. He

affirmed the Networking is the juice of success in Business. The more you develop

relations with people, the easier the process of running a business will become. The

speaker also threw some light on B to B and B to C marketing in business with the

help of some real time case studies.

After the seminar director Dr. Nidhi Singhal Delevered vote of thanks and present

a memento to the guest speaker mr. Umesh Katta.

MVP Development Workshop

Global Institute of Technology organized a one day work-shop on

MVP Development to learn about validation (or invalidation) product

assumptions and learn how target users react and experience product’s core

functionality.

The work-shop was organized on August 30, 2019. The work-shop was

conceptualized by Start-up School Initiative taken by the Global Institute of

Technology.

Honorable CEO Mr Naman Kandoi, along with Principal Dr. I.C.Sharma,

inaugurated the work-shop in the presence of Dilnawaz Khan, A GIT Alumni,

and Ms. Neha Katta. These renowned and promising entrepreneurs who have been

successfully running their Start-ups took initiative to join hands with the Institute

of promote Start-up Thinking among the budding engineers of the institute.

Mr. Dilnawaz Khan explained about MVP that, MVP is a minimal form of your

product that is tested on the market. This development strategy allows your team to

validate (or invalidate) product assumptions and learn how your target users react

and experience your product’s core functionality. This approach will provide

insight into properly allocating your budget to satisfy your overall business

objectives. Building an MVP is an iterative process designed to identify user pain

points and determine the appropriate product functionality to address those needs

over time.

Workshop outline: Students’ will learn and practice building MVPs that

reduce waste, build a shared team understanding, and create a path for

successful innovation.

MVP definition and confusion

Why MVPs work

Keys to effective MVPs:

Two Days workshop on ‘Use of sintered products in Home

Appliances, Automobiles and Transmission’

Two days workshop on Use of sintered products in Home Appliances,

Automobiles and Transmission’ has been conducted on 14 December 2018 to 15

Dec. 2018, at Global Institute of Technology, Jaipur in order to increase industry

Academia interface.

Mr. Vivek Sharma from Kandoi Metals Said that Indian industry has a great need

for trained engineers and technicians, who could quickly adapt to the demands of

the industry.

He said about the demand of sintered products .he focused on the use of ferrous

and non-ferrous sintered products, used in varied industries such as,

Home Appliances, Automobiles & Transmission

Ensuring adherence to international quality standards with customer-oriented

approach , industries, has developed a wide range of sintered products,

This particular workshop, designed for final and pre- students of the Mechanical

Engineering. The workshop is a blend of both theory and practical sessions and is

spread over three hour sessions of two days conducted during evening hours. The

course is being conducted by a dedicated team of kandoi metals of the

Department of Mechanical Engineering.

On the second day of workshop around 80 students of Mechanical Engineering

visited kandoi metals and experienced the practical knowledge about sintered

products.

Workshop on Converting metals into powder ATOMISATION and

ELECTROLYSIS

Two days workshop on ‘Converting metals into powder atomisation and

electrolysis’ was held at Global Institute of Technology on 12-13 April, 2019. Mr.

Amit Dhawan, Asst. Manager at kandoi Metals, Jaipur gave an enlightening and

informative lecture on the process of powder atomization and electrolysis. He also

suggested increasing industry-Academic interface so that students can update

current technological knowledge.

He Explained that Copper is the most important metal for electric and electronic

applications, with a corresponding long and successful history of PM applications

involving both usage after consolidation process and of powder as such. The two

most important copper powder production routes – atomization and electrolysis –

allow, especially in the case of electrolytic reduction, a substantial control over

shape and granulometry of particles, through careful control of process parameters.

This translates into important differences in processing, dimensional and electrical

properties of sintered component with the same nominal composition. The present

work looks at the influence of copper powder features such as shape, particle size

distribution and specific surface on processing, dimensional, electrical and

densification properties of pure copper sintered components. The relationship

between powder and product properties is then discussed.

On the second day of workshop

Engineering visited kandoi metals and experienced the practical knowledge of

process.

of workshop around 65 students of Mechanical & Electrical

kandoi metals and experienced the practical knowledge of

around 65 students of Mechanical & Electrical

kandoi metals and experienced the practical knowledge of