Memory Lane I only have good things to reminisce about from my four-year-long, light-years-esque odyssey at PIET. In this journey, I witnessed some of the most real phenomena of nature. From the northern lights shining in Arbuda to the glittering Oasis in every lecture I attended, I was fortunate enough to see it all. It all seems surreal now, looking at it in hindsight. I am not going to pretend as if it was all hunky-dory. Yes, there were a lot of detours and way too many regrets. (One of them must be me not even coming close to becoming a Jedi and/or a wizard.) Many shoulda woulda coulda. Things I would want to set straight and do differently given a chance, but all that matters is that even if I would never be able to redo those things differently, I will always be able to learn from the things I did the way I did. I am nothing but grateful to every professor I learned from, every place I visited, and every friend I made during this journey.And I wish that everyone who leaves or has left is grateful too. I hope that the lessons I learned will help me become a Jedi or a wizard someday in the next journey that awaits me. Lastly, to everyone who has completed the journey or is set to complete it: May the force be with us, always! VISHRUTH JOSHI System Analyst, Infosys When I arrived at the Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, I was just an average introvert student with big dreams. This college gave me the perfect environment and opportunities to make me a better version of myself. These four years in college made me a better person professionally as well as personally. I am thankful to all the faculties, seniors and the whole management of the Poornima group for all the knowledge, unique opportunities, pre-placement training and preparations which helped me to evolve as a better person, to get a good job as a software engineer and later to crack the Merchant navy entrance exam as well as interview to be an Electro-Technical Ofcer in merchant ships. AJAY KUMAR Alumni, PIET My experience in PIET has been both educational and fun. I have met and made so many friends and interacted with seniors and juniors. The college lives up to everything it offers. Two of the most important things I can honestly say that, students grasp through the engineering are a head start on college goals and a more concrete idea of careers of the future. The journey of engineering has truly been exhilarating and wonderful. I would like to thank PIET and CSE department and my peers for being so supportive and helping me throughout to develop my personality thereby making what I am today. The faculty and college management have been very helpful as well. I wish this institution goes on doing great stuff and help students achieve their dreams. HARLEEN KAUR Application Developer UI - GBS ASE at IBM Annual Magazine 2020-21 99 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
As mere kids who graduated school, the 40 some months at college cultivated us with moral engagements eventually lending us the lens to perceive an intellectual understanding of the world out there. I now reect on those lessons back in the dull classroom benches and realize how we fell on deaf ears for all of that was silently coming along and all of that which now helps us understand the bigger picture. PIET, to me, has been all about learning to set less important priorities over more important ones and still be able to ace it, learning to rise and more remarking rising after a fall, learning to make a special position, if not in the society, then probably in the good books of those we have always looked up to. So besides engaging with this remote rapid development, ya'll college goers (for a more informal expression, put in italics), get yourself to persuade and pursue the choice that you have made for yourself. Own that choice and be the captain of your own ship. All hats off to the remarkable faculty staff at the department, phenomenal lot of seniors and excellent juniors for all the best and not-best times I've learnt, grown and shared. VARUCHI Asst. System Engineer TATA Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. My experience in Poornima Group of Institutions has been an amazing one it was a roller coaster journey for me. I have learned many new skills and it provided me platform to upgrade my existing skillset. Not only limited to my academics but also all other extracurricular activities be it going for hackathons or participation in dancing competition and icing on the cake was to win it and be on the rst position. Although there were attendance criteria but balancing it through out my engineering and still be able to enjoy this journey to the fullest.Also made some beautiful bonds for lifetime. The faculties were always there to encourage and support the students for all activities. And lastly, I would also like to give a piece of advice to my wonderful juniors that indulge in all the activities going out there in or outside the college and not only prioritize your academics but also all other elds too. ANKIT KALYA Infosys TCoE SAP Tester When we entered the phases of Lockdown at the beginning of this pandemic, I personally didn't expect that it'll affect our lives so much, nor did I knew its impact on our Professional Life. This last year has taught us a lot, beginning from Virtually experiencing our work life to balancing Personal Life and working hours which was never a problem with In-Ofce presence earlier. I myself completed my Post Graduate during this Pandemic and continued online learning with Faculties sitting at different places altogether, not just that, even the MNC's and start-ups incorporated the Idea of Virtual Internships during this time, from 100% Virtual On-Boarding to Online team learning sessions, all of it was possible only because of this technology. This Pandemic taught us to take many precautions, and also it gave us an opportunity to innovate and adapt to the new World Change. Poornima itself is an example of this Change going around. YASH BHAN SINGH EXL Analytics Annual Magazine 2020-21 100 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
“Time ies’ like an arrow”. The days I spent at PIET were exactly like this proverb. MyP classmates and me have put a great deal of painstaking efforts into studies and all our energy into unforgettable events and activities. Unlike its relaxing surroundings, academic life at this College has been lled with learning challenging. My rst year in this College was ooded with assignments, quizzes, presentation, papers and exams. However, with the guidance from enthusiastic teachers all the efforts made by me were rewarded at last. It was a great experience studying at PIET College, a memory to cherish for lifetime. My experience at PIET was full of learning and grooming. My days at PIET reminds me of the colorful stage, the vibrant classrooms and the super supportive faculty. The entire faculty and department leave no stone unturned to shape one's future. It's their efforts that make me to count myself into better professionals. College made me the person who I am today… Bold & condent…!! At This College I gained friendship and experiences which added a different perspective to my life. When I reminisce about my four years of college life in PIET, I see the transferable set of competencies that got build up over a period of time in me. I will denitely not talk about the knowledge piece here but I would like to talk about the skills and mindsets that help to raise the bar of excellence. And when I hark back to my journey of four years I think skills like strategic planning, optimism, coaching, managing self and time got developed at grass root level that certainly played a vital role post graduation. We don’t grow when things are easy, we grow when we face challenges.” I resonate completely with this adage. And those four years were challenging. They escalated me on the learning curve and led to my personal development. When I say challenging I talk about those series of tests in each semester that build the knowledge and pedagogy, I also talk about the interventions that college had for personal development classes (mock interviews, classes in each semester etc). I also talk about the opportunities available in four years to hone the skills- fest (cultural + technical) and workshops. It is easy to whine for things that we didn’t get access to but do we really make best use of the ones that were available to us? The most important thing I learnt was that there is no shortcut to success. The carbon needs to be cut, burnt, pressurized and nally polished to become a diamond. We should have dreams and we should work hard to fulll those dreams. AMIT SHARMA Senior Designer in NK Buildcon I IMESSAGE Thanks to all the Teams collaborating with Poornima Panorama, and the respected faculty members for keeping the spirit high in such times. My best wishes to Simranjeet Sir, and Priya Ma'am for always guiding me in the right direction during graduation. Glad to be part of the Poornima Group. Cheers :) #StaySafe Annual Magazine 2020-21 101 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
FACULTY EMINENCE Dr. Dinesh Goyal • Published 2 SCI and 8 Scopus Papers in peer reviewed Journal • Published 3 Books with leading Publishers IGI Global and Taylor & Francis • Received Fund of Rs. 12.8 Lakh from AICTE MODROBS Establishing Deep Learning in PIET • Organized 2 Major Conferences ICIMMI 2020 (24-25 July 2020) & ICPCC (5-6 March 2021) • Resource Person in 1 AICTE-ATAL FDP organized by Poojya Doddappa Appa College of Engineering, Kalaburagi, 2-6 Nov 2020 • Published 2 Patents with IPR Cell, Government of India • Delivered Lecture for “Lecture Series on “Precision Farming” 29th June 2020-03rd July 2020, IDP- NAHEP, G. B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pantnagar • Delivered lecture, on “Building of IoT & its Research Directions” at Two-day online workshop on “Research Methodology: Internet of Things as a Methodological Concept” on 29-30 September 2020. Department of Computer Science, St. Xavier College, Jaipur • Attended Annual International Conference on Data Science, Machine Learning and Blockchain Technology (AICDMB-2020) held at, Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysore, India 12-13 Feb 2020 • Attended Workshop at VIT Vellore on Machine Learning 7-8 January 2020 Mr. Deepak Moud • 1.P ublished paper titled A Review on Offline Signature Verification Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network in International conference on Information Management & Machine Intelligence ICIMMI 2019: Information Management and Machine Intelligence pp 15-21| 2. Published paper A Comparative Analysis on Offline Signature Verification System Using Deep Convolutional Neural Network in Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence pp 609-618. 3. Conducted “Five Days AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Faculty Development Programme on “Big Data Analytics with Deep Learning from August 18 - 22, 2020.2. 4. Attended 2. 6-Day Short Term Training Programme (Online) on “Image Processing & its Application\" sponsored by AICTE-AQIS. This STTP is targeted towards Faculty members/Research Scholar from Universities/AICTE recognised Institutions. STTP 3- September 21-26, 2020. 5. Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Artificial Intelligence\" Organized by KIIT from 2020-10-15 to 2020-10-19 6. Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on Deep learning from 7 July-2021 to 11 July-2021. 7. Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure AI Fundamental. 8. Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure Data Fundamental 9. participation and successful completion of 5 days Faculty Development Program- Student Induction on UHV conducted online during 28 June-2 July, 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 102 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Rekha Jain • NPTEL Online certification in Database Management Systems in 2020. • NPTEL Chapter Translation (English to Hindi) for the course Real Time Operating Systems Course offered by IIT Kharagpur, June 2020 • NPTEL Chapter Translation (English to Hindi) for the course Artificial Intelligence offered by IIT Madras, May 2020 • Acting as convenor in ICISC-2021 (International Conference in Intelligent Systems & Computation -2021) to be held on August 20-21, 2021 at Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur • Delivered lecture in 5 days ATAL FDP on Big Data Analytics with Deep Learning (August 18-August 22, 2020) organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology on the topic Natural Language Processing • Attended FDP on ATAL FDP on Cyber Security (October 06- October 10, 2020) organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology • Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Artificial Intelligence\" Organized by KIIT from 2020-10-15 to 2020-10-19 • Attended FDP on Java programming (December 20- December 24 2020) organized by Oracle Academy • Attended FDP on Machine Learning (January 11- January 23 2021) organized by IIT Kanpur • AI Azure Fundamentals certification by Microsoft in June 2021. Dr. Anil Kumar • Coordinated Aicte Training and Learning Program on “Recent Trends in Digital Image Processing”on 5th June-9th June, 2021. • Attended AICTE ATAL FDP organized by IIT Vadodara on “Information and Cyber Security 12th July-16th July 2021. • Attended AICTE ATAL FDP Organized by Vivekanand Education Society Institute Of Technology 5th July- 9th July 2021. • Microsoft Azure Fundamentals( AZ-900) Certification Achieved on 14th July 2021. • Indian Patent Filed and Published on” Development of scene perception system for visually impaired People using IOT Based System”Published On 12-03-2021. • Webinar Conducted on “Cyber Threats in Current Era of Covid 19”on 4th June 2021 • Faculty Development Program Organized and Participated as a Resource Person in the same on “Cyber Threats and Ethical Hacking”29th-1st June 2021. • Paper Published in IJERGS on “A Comparative Study of Online E-Learning Tools during Covid-19”ISSN 2455-1597. • Attended AICTE ATAL FDP organized by Poornima Institute Of Engineering and Technology on “Big Data Analytics With Deep Learning”on 18-22 Aug 2020. • Participated in “Carrier Edge Knockdown the Lockdown “Online Course Offered by TCSiON on 16th May 2020. Annual Magazine 2020-21 103 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Rakhi Mutha • Published Book Chapter “History and Generations of Security Protocols”, Book “Design and Analysis of Security Protocol for Communication” in Scrivener Publishing , Wiley Online https://doi.org/10.1002/9781119555759.ch1. • Paper Published “A Review on Simulation of Black Hole Attack in Network using AODV Routing Protocol on Ns2”, IJRECE VOL. 7 ISSUE 2, ISSN: 2393-9028 • Successfully completed 5 Days ATAL FDP topic “ BLOCK CHAIN TECHNOLOGY: CURRENT TRENDS AND FUTURE ASPECTS IN SMART GRID” during July,12 to July 16, 2021. • Deliver expert lecture as a Resource person in one day workshop \"Network Simulation\" using \"NS2\" on 17-07-21. • Deliver expert lecture as a Resource person on “Research Methodology” for First Year Students on 26 June 21 • Deliver expert lecture as a Resource person in one day workshop on “PHP-MYSQL” for students 2020. • Successfully completed a one month program on topic “Research Methodology, Research Manuscript Drafting and Publication” under EDUDOXIA Research Centre from 30 April to 29 June 2021. • Organized 5 Days RTU-TEQIP III FDP “Block Chain& its Applications “ jointly organised by PIET and RTU TEQIP III • Attended 12 Days FDP on “ 2021-Tools-for-Writing-Authoring-n-Reviewing” organize by ICT – “MNIT ”, Jaipur from 12 July to 23 July 21. • Attending the Webinar on Basics of Research Paper Writing organized by (PIIC), IETE Student's Chapter, ISTE Student's Chapter, and IEEE Student's Chapter, on June 25, 2021. • Attended AICTE ATAL FDP organized by Poornima Institute Of Engineering and Technology on “Big Data Analytics With Deep Learning”on 18-22 Aug 2020. • Approved Application for AICTE ATAL FDP on “Block Chain & its Applications “ from 21-25 Sept 2021. Dr. Keshav Krishna Agrawal • Presented a paper on Future challenges & issues in cloud computing at Balaji Engineering College Jaipur in National conference on 13.01.2020. • Attended a Faculty Development Program on La-Tex organized by Poornima University Jaipur from4.5.2020 to 8.5.20. • Attended a Faculty Development Program on Artificial Intelligence organized by Lendi Institute of Engineering & Technology from 22.5.2020 to 26.5.2020. • Attended National Webinar on Data Sc. & Data modeling organized by Chemeli group of institutions Indore on 23.5.2020. • Attended an International Webinar organized by PoornimaCollegengineering on Cyber Security on 02.06.2020. • Attended National Webinar organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology Jaipur on Software Development Trends & Opportunity on 05.06.2020. • Attended a National Workshop held by Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology Jaipuron Internet Of Things from 24.06.2020 to 26.06.2020. • Attended a Faculty Development Program organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering & TechnologyJaipur from 29.06.2020 to 01.07.2020. Annual Magazine 2020-21 104 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Priya Mathur • Invited Speaker- Online Five-Day International Faculty Development Program On Mathematics and its application in science and engineering, at Shivalik College of Engineering, Dehradun,1-5, Sep.2020 • Invited Speaker- Online Five-Day International Faculty Development Program on Computational Mathematics for Engineers & Researchers” during 10–12 July 2020.at Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur • Invited Speaker- Online Five-Day Faculty Development Program On Research Methodology And Scientific Tools at Government College Satnali, Mahendragarh,9-13 Sep.2020 • Presented Paper in International E conference on ‘Market Led extension management: Focus on COVID- 19’ at NIAM Jaipur from 17-18. October,2020 • Received Fellowship Engineering Teachers for mentoring by INAE Fellows for the Year 2020-21. • Organizing Secretary in International Conference on ICIMMI-2020 will be held on 24-25th July 2020 with the collaboration with RTU, Kota under TEQIP-III • Certificate Program in Digital Teaching Techniques which is sponsored by ICT academy, Atos Syntel under their CSR Initiative S Prayas from December 07-12, .2020. • National Level Faculty Development Programme on LaTeX at Poornima University Jaipur, 4th May, 2020 to 8th May, 2020. • Organized International FDP from 10-12 July 2020 on “Computational Mathematics for Engineers and Researchers. • Certification from NPTEL for the course “Discrete Mathematics”. SCI Journal • Mishra, S.R., Mathur, P., Ali, H.M. Analysis of homogeneous–heterogeneous reactions in a micropolar nanofluid past a nonlinear stretching surface: semi-analytical approach, (2021) Journal of Thermal Analysis and Calorimetry, 144 (6), pp. 2247-2257 • Mishra, S.R., Mathur, P. Williamson nanofluid flow through porous medium in the presence of melting heat transfer boundary condition: semi-analytical approach (2021) Multidiscipline Modelling in Materials and Structures, 17 (1), pp. 19-33. Cited 2 times. • Priya Mathur, Amit Kumar Gupta and Vijendra Singh, Prediction of COVID-19 pandemic measuring criteria using support vector machine, prophet and linear regression model in Indian Scenerio, Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics, 25 November,2020. • Mathur, P., Mishra, S.R. Free convective Poiseuille flow through porous medium between two infinite vertical plates in slip flow regime (2020) Pramana - Journal of Physics, 94 (1), art. no. 69. Scopus Publication • Mathur R., Gupta A.K., Mathur P. (2021) A Survey on Various Cryptography Techniques for Image Encryption and Decryption. In: Goyal D., Gupta A.K., Piuri V., Ganzha M., Paprzycki M. (eds) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 166. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15- 9689-6_43. Annual Magazine 2020-21 105 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
• Mathur, P., Mishra, S.R., Pattnaik, P.K., Dash, R.K.Characteristics of Darcy–Forchheimer drag coefficients and velocity slip on the flow of micropolar nanofluid (2021) Heat Transfer, • Bari R., Gupta A.K., Mathur P. (2021) An Overview of the Emerging Technology: Sixth Sense Technology: A Review. In: Goyal D., Gupta A.K., Piuri V., Ganzha M., Paprzycki M. (eds) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 166. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9689-6_28 • Agrawal P., Gupta A.K., Mathur P. (2021) CPU Scheduling in Operating System: A Review. In: Goyal D., Gupta A.K., Piuri V., Ganzha M., Paprzycki M. (eds) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 166. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9689-6_31 • Midha M., Gupta A.K., Mathur P. (2021) Review on Zero-Knowledge Proof Method. In: Goyal D., Gupta A.K., Piuri V., Ganzha M., Paprzycki M. (eds) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 166. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9689-6_33 • Jain N., Gupta A.K., Mathur P. (2021) Autonomous Drone Using ROS for Surveillance and 3D Mapping Using Satellite Map. In: Goyal D., Gupta A.K., Piuri V., Ganzha M., Paprzycki M. (eds) Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 166. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-9689- 6_29 Dr. Megha Gupta • Participated in faculty enabled program on \"Python programming through INFYTQ Program\" conducted in online mode on WEBEX platform from 22 june to 29 june 2020 by Infosys Ltd and awarded with A+ Grade. • Participated in 12 hours FDP on Introduction to Python Programming (Online Live FDP) conducted by ICT Academy on 26 Apr 2021 to 30 Apr 2021. • Successfully completed skill Enhancement programme on \"Advanced Python(OOPs and Database)\" conducted by Forsk Coding school between 16-20 April 2020. • Completed an online course on \"Programming for everybody(getting started with Python\" on Coursera. • Attended National Level Online FDP on \"Machine learning using Python\" from 19th may to 22 may 2020 organized by department of CSE Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology. • Successfully completed 2 days online FDP on \"Migration of IT INFRA using cloud on 20-21 may 2020. • Organized an STTP on \"Flask python web app framework\" sponsored by RTU TEQIP III for all students of PIET,PGI and PCE from 11th Jan to 15th Jan 2020. • Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure Data Fundamental on 28 July 2021 • Attended five days AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on “Data Science & Machine Learning with Python” Under the banner of ATAL from 5th July -9thJuly, 2020-21. • Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Artificial Intelligence\" Organized by KIIT from 2021-7-25 to 2021-7-30 Annual Magazine 2020-21 106 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Sandeep Tuli • Published a paper “Compatibility study of installation of operating system with boot modes and partitioning styles configuration” in Scopus indexed Journal Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications, Bentham Science Volume 14 , Issue 5 , 2021 DOI : 10.2174/2666255813999200904133345. • Published a paper “A Review on Offline Signature Verification Using Deep Convolution Neural Network, in International Conference on Information Management & Machine Intelligence-2019 (ICIMMI 2019). Which is published in Springer Book Series “Information Management and Machine Intelligence” pp 15-21 inSeptember 2020 • Conducted Six Days – STTP, of a Series of three AICTE-AQIS sponsored STTP on “Image Processing & Its Application\", August 24-29, 2020 as a Cocordinator. • Attended Series of Three AICTE-AQIS sponsored STTP on “Image Processing & Its Application\"from August 24-29,2020, September 7- 12,2020 and from September 21- 26,2020 • Five Days AICTE Training And Learning(ATAL) Faculty Development Programme on “Cyber Security ” 6th - 10th, October 2020 • Attended 5-day online FDP on the theme “Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education” organized by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE) from 28 June, 2021 to 2 July, 2021. • Attended Five Days AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Faculty Development Program on “Recent Trends In Digital Image Processing” June 07-11,2021 • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on Advanced Excel with Data Visualization organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 21-16, 2021 Ms. Neeraj Bhardwaj • Research Paper Published in Web of science (ESCI) Neeraj, Meenakshi Nawal, Mahesh Bundele, P. K. Suri. (2021). Design and Implement Intelligent System in Water Distribution Network through Fuzzy Logic Using MATLAB 2020. International Journal of Modern Agriculture, 10(2),4449-4461.Retrievedfrom http://www.modern-journals.com/index.php/ijma/article/view/1384 • Neeraj, Meenakshi Nawal, Mahesh Bundele, P. K. Suri. (2021). Design and Implement a Real Network in EPANET Tool and Detect Leak through Head Loss. International Journal of Modern Agriculture, 10(2), 4518 - 4528. Retrieved from http://www.modern-journals.com / index.php / ijma / article / view / 1390 • Organised a one day Workshop on “Advanced cisco Packet” for 4th Semester CS Students in PIET on 05 July, 2021. • Organised a one day Workshop on “Network Simulation using NS2” for 4th Semester CS Students in PIET on 17 July, 2021. • Organised a two day Workshop on “Infosys Placement Drive Preparation- Batch 2022” for 6th Semester CS Students in PIET on 12 & 13 July, 2021. • Participated in the Faculty Development Program on “Cloud computing”conducted by E & ICT Academy on 07 June, 2021 to 12 JUne, 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 107 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Ms. Pooja Sharma • Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure AI Fundamental. • Certification of MOOC NPTEL in Machine Learning in 2020. • Published Paper “A Review of Crop Diseases Identification Using Convolutional Neural Network, Part of the Algorithms for Intelligent Systems book series (AIS), 17 September 2020. • Published paper “A Review of Plant Diseases Identification Using Deep Learning,Part of the Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems book series (LNNS, volume 166) , 2021 • Conducted Six Days – STTP, of a Series of three AICTE-AQIS sponsored STTP on “Image Processing & Its Application\", September 7-12, 2020 • Resource Person in ATAL FDP on Big data Analytics and Machine Learning August 18-25 2020 on topic entitled as Machine Learning (Regression & Classification) . • Resource Person in Five Days AICTE Training And Learning(ATAL) Faculty Development Programme on “Recent Trends in Digital Image Processing ” 07 th -11 th , June 2021 on “Image classification using CNN”. • Delivered 4 Technical session in First National Level FDP on Machine Learning using Python • Delivered 4 Technical session in Second National level FDP on Machine Learning using Python • Took 6 sessions on AI & Data Science in the I Year Induction Program. • Attended RTU TEQIP III FDP on Block Chain and Its Applications\" Jointly organized by Rajasthan Technical university, Kota and the Department of Computer Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur from 15.9.2020-19-9.2020 • Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Internet of Things (IoT)\" from 2020-10-12 to 2020-10-16 at Indian Institute of Information Technology Kota. • Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Cyber Security\" from 2020-10-6 to 2020-10-10 at Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology • Attended First Short Term Training Programme(STTP) AICTE-AQIS sponsored STTP on “Image Processing & Its Application\"from August 24-29,2020. Mrs. Mamta Sakpal • Five Days AICTE Training And Learning(ATAL) Faculty Development Programme on “Cyber Security ” 6th - 10th, October 2020 • Attended 5-day online FDP on the theme “Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education” organized by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE) from 28 June, 2021 to 2 July, 2021. • Attended Five Days AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Faculty Development Program on “ Data Science using python” 5 July -09 ,2021 • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on Advanced Excel with Data Visualization organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 12-18 , 2021 • Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure AI Fundamental. • Published books on Operating System and Machine Learning (ISBN: 9789380343501,ISBN: 9788194450139) Annual Magazine 2020-21 108 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Manish Bhardwaj • Microsoft Certified Professional for Azure AI Fundamentals • Certified Innovation Ambassador by MoE’s innovation cell and MHRD • Published a patent on A REAL TIME DROWSINESS DETECTION USING MACHINE LEARNING & ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE • Published Book chapter titled as “Performance improvement of Heterogeneous Hadoop Clusters Using query optimization and Map Reduce for Big Data” in the “Information Management and Machine Learning (Springer)” with DOI 10.1007/978-981-15_4936-6_9 • Published Book chapter titled as “A hybrid cluster technique for improving the efficiency of colour image segmentation” in the “World Review of Entrepreneurship, Management and Sustainable Development ( I n d e r s c i e n c e ) ” w i t h P r i n t I S S N : 1 7 4 6 - 0 5 7 3 O n l i n e I S S N : 1 7 4 6 - 0 5 8 1 w i t h D O I 1504/WREMSD.2020.111405. • Published Book chapter titled as “AN IMPROVED MACHINE LEARNING MODEL FOR IOT-BASED CROP MANAGEMENT SYSTEM” in the “Congress on intelligent systems (springer) ” with Print ISSN: 2194- 5357 • Published paper titled as “Application of machine learning in agriculture sector :A comparative survey” in an International conference on recent advancements in computer science and engineering. • Published paper titled as “ A Comparative Study of Online E-Learning Tools during Covid-19” in International Journal of Engineering Research and Generic Science (IJERGS) with print ISSN: 2455 - 1597 • Convenor Toycathon (digital hackathon ) among TOP 83 institutes across INDIA sponsored by MHRD, MOE, AICTE, GOI, Ministry of textiles etc. • Coordinator first ever hackathon in poornima history “ RTU POORNIMA HACKATHON 2021 with participation of 2000+ registrations. • Deputy head Poornima Business Incubation Centreand 5 incubations have been turned up into startups. • Organized 5 RTU TEQIP expert sessions. • Organized 5 webinars on business communication & leadership skills. • Participated in AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on “Biology in Computer Science\" • Participated in AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on “Data Science\" • Participated in E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur on Faculty Development Program on “Python” • Participated in RTU TEQIP sponsored FDP on “Blockchain and its applications” • Participation in 20+ national/ international webinars • Participation in 20+ AICTE/ TEQIP sponsored FDPs Mr. Atrakesh Pandey • Participated and Successfully completed for the Java Programming (Online FDP) is confirmed. Kindly on 5th Jan 2021 to 7th Jan 2021 organised by Oracle Academy. • Organised and attended a 4 day Faculty Development Program on “Mobile Application Development using Android Studio” in PIET from April 9-13, 2021. • Organised and attended a 5 day Student Development Program on “Mobile Application Development using Android Studio” in PIET from June 1-5, 2021. • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on App Development with Android organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 7-12, 2021. • Organising and taking a one-day workshop on “Core Java ” on June 26, 2021. • Successfully completed ATAL FDP program on “Nano Sensors” from July 5 2021 to 9 july 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 109 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Rahul Gupta • Attended Three Days online FDP on IoT from 05-05-2020 to 07-05-2020 • Attended International Online FDP on ‘ Cyber Threats and Ethical Hacking’ from 29- 06-2020- to 01-07-2020 • Attended STTP on Image Processing and its Application(I) from 24-08-2020- to 29- 08-2020 • Attended STTP on Image Processing and its Application(II) from 07-09-2020 to 12- 09-2020 • Attended Five Days online ATAL FDP on DIP from 07-06-2021 to 11-06-2021 • Organized Yoga Session on 22nd May 2021. • Paper published in Published in ICIMMI- 2020 “EMOTION RECOGNITION THROUGH FACE” • Paper published in Research & Reviews: A Journal of Health Professions - entitled “Pandemia 2020- Gatewayto the Golden Hour. Ms. Shikha Gautam • Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure Data Fundamental • Participated and Successfully completed 5-day Online FDP on the theme “Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education” organized by All India Council for Technical Education(AICTE) from 28 June, 2021 to 2 July, 2021. • Attended 5-day TEQIP-III (RTU-ATU) SPONSORED WORKSHOP ON “WEB DEVELOPMENT USING PHP AND MYSQL” from March 01-05, 2021 • Participated and Successfully completed ISTE sponsored Two-Days Online Faculty Development Program on “Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects” during 13-14 April, 2021 organized by Department of Applied Science, PIET, Jaipur. • Participated in the One-Day TEQIP-III Sponsored Expert Lecture by Industry Personnel on \"AI, Cloud and Serverless Architecture\" held on 24 th ,March, 2021 at Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur • Attended AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on Software Testing : Emerging Trends from 26 -30 July-2021. • Published a Paper “ A Review on Software Testing Using Machine Learning Techniques” in t h e International Conferenceo n Recent Advancements inC omputer Science and Engineering( ICRACSE) held during June2 8-30,2 021a t Poornima University, Jaipur. • Organised a One day Workshop on “Database Connectivity with PHP and MySQL” for II Year Computer Engineering Students in PIET on 21 June, 2021. Ms. Ramandeep Kaur • Attended Five Days Faculty Development Program on “Mobile Application Development Using Android Studio from April 9-13, 2021 • Conducted One Day Hands on Workshop with Lab Coordinator on Cisco Packet Tracer to Established Network on Simulator on May 24, 2021 • Attended Five Days Faculty Development Program-SI UHV Online - “AICTE Incorporating Universal Human Values in Education (An AICTE Initiative)” from May 31- June 4, 2021 • Conducted One Day Hands on Session on \"Network Simulation\" using \"NS2\" on July 17, 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 110 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Ms. Alka Rani • NPTEL Online certification in Microprocessor and Microcontroller in 2020. • NPTEL Chapter Translation (English to Hindi) for the course Design for Internet of Things offered by IISc Bangalore, November 2020. • Made 3 Automatic Hand Sanitizing Machines and successfully install in all campuses of Poornima • Published a paper on “A Comprehensive Analysis on Encryption/Decryption Techniques for IoT Attack Avoidance” Springer Series, Volume-166, proceedings of the second international conference on Information Management and Machine Intelligence (ICIMMI-2020), Jan 2021, pp 203-210 • Conducted National Level online FDP on IOT using Raspberry –Pi on 07 July -10 July, 2020. • Attended ATAL-FDP on IoT over edge & cloud computing 1.0 (IECC-1.0) 14 June -19 June, 2021 • Attended ATAL-FDP on Recent Trends In Digital Image Processing from 7 June -11 June, 2021 • Attended ATAL-FDP on Applications of IoT in Agriculture at Gandhi Institute for Technology, Bhubaneswar from 06 July- 10 July, 2021 • Attended 5-day online FDP on Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education organized by All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE) from 21 June - 25 June, 2021 Mr. Vikram Khandelwal • Attended five days online Faculty Development Program on “Data Science & Machine Learning with Python” Under the banner of ATAL from 5th July -9th July, 2020-21. • Organised a 4 day Faculty Development Program on “Mobile Application Development using Android Studio” in PIET from April 9-13, 2021. • Organised a 5 day Student Development Program on “Mobile Application Development using Android Studio” in PIET from June 1-5, 2021. • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on Advanced Excel with Data Visualization organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 21-16, 2021. • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on Website Development using WordPress organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 14-19, 2021. • Attended 6-days Faculty Development Program on App Development with Android organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from June 7-12, 2021. • Organised a One day Workshop on “Database Connectivity with PHP and MySQL” for II Year Computer Engineering Students in PIET on 21 June, 2021. Mr. Chandan Kumar Dubey • National Level online FDP on IOT using Raspberry –Pi on July 07, 2020-July 10,2020. • Successfully completed One Week Instructor Led Live Online Training On Image Processing Using open CV Python held during 22-26 February 2021 • Successfully completed One Week Instructor Led Live Online Training On Internet of Things Using Raspberry Pi held during 14-18 September 2020 Organized by Finland Labs (A Unit of Revert Technology Pvt. Ltd.) in Association with National Social Summit, IIT Roorkee • Attended two Week Training (21 September-2 October 2020) On Internet of Things Using Amazon AWS conducted by Finland lab in Association with National Social Summit, IIT Roorkee Annual Magazine 2020-21 111 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Abhishek Dadhich • Published a paper on “A Novel Work on Analyzing Stress and Depression level of Indian Population During COVID-19” in Recent Advances in Computer Science and Communications, 2021, 13, (1-10) has been published in scopous indexed Journal in Bantam Science.(DOI:- https://doi.org/10.2174/2666255813999201022113918) • Published a paper on “Epileptic Seizure Onset Prediction Using EEG with Machine Learning Algorithms” research paper in springer conference proceedings of ICIMMI 2019.(DOI:-https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-4936-6_16) • Conducted National Level online FDP on IOT using Raspberry –Pi on dated July 07, 2020-July 10,2020. • Attended ATAL-FDP on Internet of Things 1-5 June 2021 • Attended ATAL-FDP on Recent Trends In Digital Image Processing from Jun7,2021 to Jun 11,2021 • Attended Four days FDP on Mobile Robotics and Internet of Things in PIET from Sep 16-09-2020 to 19- 09-2020 • Attended STTP on Image Processing and its Application in PIET from 21-09-2020 to 26-09-2020 • Attended STTP on Image Processing and its Application in PIET from 07-09-2020 to 12-09-2020 • Attended STTP on Image Processing and its Application in PIET from 24-08-2020- to 29-08-2020 • Certification MOOC -TI Embedded System Design using MSP 430 MCU MOOC from 18 Jan 2021 to 09 Apr 2021 • Mentor of team AIMERS2.0 in Smart India Hackathon 2020 from 01-08-2020 to 03-08-2020 • Published books on Operating System and Machine Learning (ISBN: 9789380343501,ISBN: 9788194450139) • Paper published on Cross-Platform App Development: Trends, Tactics & Tools in ICIMMI- 2020 • Paper published on An Overview On Security In Wireless Sensor Networks • Paper published on A Review of research on Email Security Protocols Mr. Pawan Kumar Patidar • Research Paper `` Obstruction Removal in an Image `` presented in 3rd International Conference on Smart City Convergence 2021 Organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur from August 20- 21, 2021. • Participated 6-days Faculty Development Program on Advanced Excel with Data Visualization organized by E & ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur from July 20-25, 2021. • Research Paper `` Diabetes Prognosis Model Using Various Machine Learning Techniques`` presented in International Conference on Recent Advancements in Computer Science and Engineering ( ICRACSE-2021 ) Organized by Poornima University, Jaipur, India on 29 June - 30 June, 2021. • Achieved Microsoft certification on Microsoft Azure Data Fundamental on 23 June, 2021. • Organised a one day Workshop on “Database Connectivity” for 4th Semester CS Students in PIET on 21 June, 2021. • Coordinated 5 days RTU TEQIP-III Sponsored workshop on “Web Development using PHP and Mysql” in PIET from 01 March-05 March, 2021. • Participated in the Faculty Development Program on Oracle - Database design & Programming With SQL(Online Live FDP) conducted by ICT Academy on 05 Jan 2021 to 08 Jan 2021. • Coordinated 5-days TEQIP-III (RTU-ATU) SPONSORED Workshop on “Software Testing: A Practical Approach” held from 19/08/2020 to 23/08/2020. • Participated in the Faculty Development Programme on “Cyber Threats Ethical Hacking” organised by the Department of Computer Engineering, PIET from 29 June to 1 July, 2020. Annual Magazine 2020-21 112 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Punit Kumar • Attended One Week TEQIP-III Sponsored Faculty Development Program on “Recent Advancement in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence” from 16/03/2021 to 20/03/2021. • Attended One Week E&ICT Academy, IIT Kanpur Faculty Development Program on “CLOUD COMPUTING” from 7th June 2021 to 12th June 2021. • Attended five days online Faculty Development Program Under the banner of ATAL on \"Data Science & Machine Learning with Python\" from 2021-7-5 to 2021-7-9. • Organized a workshop for Second Year Students on “Cloud computing “on 16/6/2021. • Organized a workshop for Second Year Students on ”PHP and DBMS Connectivity” on 21/6/2021. Dr. Pooja Gupta • Nominated as a member in the DRC committee of Department of Civil Engineering, RTU, Kota. • Organized one week Faculty Development Programme on Geotechnical Assessment with Industrial Exposure in association with RTU, Kota from 15 to 19 February, 2021. • Organized Webinar on “A journey of a thesis or research paper to a patent” on 9th February, 2021. • Active role as Co- Convener in International Conference ICSIE-2020 • Acting as Convener in International Conference ICSIE-2021. • Attended Faculty Development Programme on the theme Inculcating Universal Values in Technical Education organized by AICTE from June 21 to 25, 2021. • Attended ATAL Faculty Development Programme on Life Skill Management organized by Indian Institute of Space Science & Technology, from July 12 to 16, 2021. • Attended Short Term Course, Organized by Civil Engineering Department, • Rajasthan Technical University, Kota on Recent Developments in Concrete and • Assessment of RCC Structures from 6-8 July, 2020. • Attended TEQIP-III Sponsored Faculty Development Programme, organized by Rajasthan Technical University, Kota on Accreditation- A tool for Continuous Improvement from 27-29 August, 2020. • Attended Online Workshop sponsored by TEQUIP-III, on Train the trainers on Examination Reforms 4-7 December, 2020 • Attended Webinar on iThenticate - Publish with Confidence on July 15, 2021 • Paper Published on End-bearing granular pile-effect of non-linearity of soil and granular pile in South East Asian Geotechnical Society Journal, Vol. 51 No. 4, December- 2020 (ISSN 0046-5828 pp. 108-121.) • Paper published in International Conference ICSIE-2020 “A case study of quality of drinking water of urban Jaipur”. • Paper published in International Conference ICSIE-2021 “To study the purification of water by the use of Moringaoleifera (drumstick)”. Annual Magazine 2020-21 113 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Prannath Dadhich KEYNOTE ADDRESS/LECTURE • Keynote address on “GIS for Future Monitoring and Planning” in International Conference on Nascent Trends in Civil Engineering organized by Laxmi Devi Institute of Engineering and Technology. (2021) • TRAINING/FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ORGANIZED: • Training Title: Faculty Development program on “Geotechnical Assessment with Industrial Exposure” • Training Title: A short term training program on “Intelligent Transport System for Sustainable Development in India” • Training Title: Faculty Development Program on “Design & Analysis of building structure using Extended Three-Dimensional analysis of Building System” CONFERENCE/SYMPOSIUM/SEMINAR ORGANIZED: • Program Chair of International Conference on “International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Environment”, held on 20-21 August 2021, organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Convener of International Conference on “International Conference on Smart Infrastructure and Environment”, held on 20-21 March 2020, organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. Refereed Journal Articles: • Dadhich A.P., Goyal R. and Dadhich P.N. (2021) “Assessment and Prediction of Groundwater using Geospatial and ANN Modeling” Water Resources Management https://doi.org/10.1007/s11269-021- 02874-8 • Dadhich P.N. Khandal, A. Sharma, C. and Sharma, K. (2020) “Case Study on Ground Water Quality of Mansarovar Industrial Area” Dogo Rangsang Research Journal (UGC Care Journal) Vol-10-Issue-07 (06) • Dadhich P.N., Sharma, P. K. Navaratan Tanwar, N. and Meena, K. (2020) “The Review Paper on Self-Healing Concrete” Dogo Rangsang Research Journal (UGC Care Journal) Vol-10-Issue-07 (05) • Dadhich P.N., Jain R., Singh R., Kumar R. & Siddhartha, S. “Transportation System Assessment of Satellite Towns of Jaipur” Dogo Rangsang Research Journal (UGC Care Journal) Vol-10-Issue-07 (05) • Meena, S.K., Sheetal, Punjabi,T. and Dadhich P.N. (2020) “Crop Water Estimation for Chaksu Tehsil of Jaipur using CROPWAT and GIS” International Journal of Advance Science and Technology, Vol. 29, No. 10S, pp.3540-3551 International Conference/Symposium Papers: • Dadhich A.P., Dadhich P.N., Goyal R. (2021) “Groundwater quality evaluation for drinking and agriculture use in Phagi block, Jaipur District” Hydro 2020, 25th International Conference on Hydraulics, Water Resources and Coastal Engineering, In Proceedings of Hydro2020, NIT, Rourkela Pune, India, April. 26- 28. Annual Magazine 2020-21 114 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Mukul Nama • Attended five days online Faculty Development Program Under the banner of ATAL from 5th July to 9th July, 2021 • Attended five days online Faculty Development Program Under the banner of ATAL from 31st May to 4th June, 2021 • Organized and Host Institute Coordinator in RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III Sponsored Workshop on “INTELLIGENT TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA” in 2021 • Served as a Diligent Coordinator in International Webinar on “EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT \" organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Organizing Secretaries of International Conference on “SMART INFRASTRUCTURE & ENVIRONMENT- 2020” held on 20-21 March 2020, organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Served as a Diligent Coordinator in National Webinar on “EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON CLIMATE CHANGE AND WATER RESOURCES \" organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Served as a Diligent Coordinator in International Webinar on “EFFECTS OF COVID-19 ON SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT \" organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Served as a Diligent Coordinator in International Webinar on “SMART URBAN TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM \" organized by Department of Civil Engineering, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur. • Successfully completed module on Best practices in submitting research for highly selective journals on 2nd June, 2020 organized by Researcher academy Elsevier. • Completed an online non-credit course on “Work Smarter, Not Harder: Time Management for Personal & Professional Productivity” authorized by University of California, Irvine and offered through Coursera. • Participated in National Web Conference in “Creating Infrastructure Digital Twin & Digital construction Technology” conducted by CADD Centre Training Services Pvt. Ltd. in association with Bentley Institute on 29 & 30 April, 2020. • Participated in the Five Days TEQIP-III RTU (ATU) Sponsored Online Faculty Development Programme on “Design & Analysis of Building Structure by using Extended Three-Dimensional Analysis of Building System (ETABS)\" held from 21/12/2020 to 25/12/2020. • Paper published “A Case Study On Verification Of Traffic Census And Analysis Of Major District Road Of Jaipur City ”, \"International Conference on Smart Infrastructure & Environment \" ICSIE 2020. • Paper published at UGC Care Journal 2020 on A Study on The Water Quality in Different Villages Near Jaipur City Annual Magazine 2020-21 115 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Sama Jain • Published paper on Role of Mass Media During Pandemic in Journal of Multimedia Technology & Recent Advancements ISSN: 2349-9028 Volume 8, Issue 1, 2021 DOI (Journal): 10.37591/JoMTRA • Published paper on Impact of Covid 19 on Indian Economy in “E-Commerce for Future & Trends” ISSN: 2454-9347 Volume 8, Issue 1, 2021 DOI (Journal): 10.37591/ECFT • Published paper on \"Nanotechnology and Water Treatment: A Review on Applications and Emerging Openings for Smart City Development\" in Bi annual Interdisciplinary Research Journal \"Highbrow\" ISSN; 2350-1154, Volume VI, Issue II, April 2020 • Presented paper on Advanced Oxidation Processes for Effective Water Treatment during National Conference on Emerging Trends in Water Quantity and Quality Management -III (ETWQQM-2021) organized by School of Science & Humanities and School of Engineering & Technology, Poornima University, Jaipur on 22 April 2021 • Conference Chair of “International Conference on Post Covid Challenges on Life & Livelihood (ICPCC-21)” held on 5-6 March, 2021 sponsored by TEQIP-III, RTU, Kota • Organized ISTE Sponsored FDP program on \"Smart Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects\" on 13-14 April 2021. • Organized Five Days Short Term Training Program “Environmental Impacts of COVID-19 Pandemic: Challenges and Remedies through Science and Engineering” from July 27-31, 2020 • Organized webinar on \"Nanoclay Application for Environment &Energy\" on June 18, 2020 by Dr. Rakesh Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, IIT Jodhpur. • Organized webinar on \"Stress Management: Healthy Mindset for Success\" on May 25, 2020 by Dr. Akhilesh Jain, Psychiatry &Nodal Officer Media & PR in ESI Model Hospital, Jaipur • Participated in the Online AICTE Recognized Faculty Development Programme on \"Essential Chemistry for Engineers from 03/05/2021 to 07/05/2021 (one Week) Conducted by Applied Science Department NITTTR, Chandigarh • Participated & completed successfully AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online FDP on \"Leadership & Excellence\" from 2020-9-7 to 2020-9-11 at Government Engineering College, Haveri. • Participated in webinar on the topic Literacy on New Education Policy organized by NITTTR Chandigarh on 8 September 2020. • Participated in webinar on Role of Chemical Sciences and Computer Technology for Environmental Sustainability: A Covid 19 Perspective organized by Shri Satya Sai College for Women, Bhopal held on 18 August 2020. • Participated in TEQIP III sponsored FDP on Manufacturing and Recyclization of Engineering Materials- Cement, Glass Ceramics (Self Reliant India) MRCGC2020 organized by SKIT Jaipur held on 10-14 August 2020. • Participated in the Online AICTE Recognized Faculty Development Programme on \"Evaluation and Setting Question Papers\" from 20/07/2020 to 24/07/2020 (One Week) Organized by Education and Educational Management Department, NITTTR, Chandigarh • Participated and successfully completed the online workshop on Universal Human Values on the theme “Inculcating Universal Human Values in Technical Education” during 21-25 June, 2020 as organized by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). • Participated and successfully completed 3-days “Faculty Development Program for Student Induction (FDP-SI)” during 27-29 May 2019 at Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur organized by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Annual Magazine 2020-21 116 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr. Omprakash Sikhwal • Two thesis are evaluated for Ph. D. research scholars, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli, India • One thesis is evaluated for Ph. D. research scholar, Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad, Gujarat-India • Viva-Voce conducted for Ph. D. research scholars, Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad, Gujarat-India as an external examiner on 30.03.2021 • Renewable sources of energy generation from waste material, Dogo Rangsang Research Journal (UGC Care Group I Journal), Vol. 10, issue 7, No. 7, July 2020, 45-49. • Online Quiz contest is organized on “National Mathematics Day” at Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur on December 22, 2020. • Poster making competition organized on the occasion of “National Science Day” on February 27, 2021. • Attended online FDP on 3-days International FDP on \"Computational Mathematics for Engineers and Researchers\" organized by Department of Mathematics, Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur during July 10-12, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored online Faculty Development Program on “Machine Learning & Deep Learning Techniques with its Applications” organized by Rajasthan Technical University, Kota and Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur in association with IEEE Rajasthan Sub Section during August 18-22, 2020. • Attended International Five-Day E-FDP on “Fixed Point Theory and its applications” organized by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, School of Basic Sciences, Manipal University, Jaipur during September 15-19, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Preparing For NBA Accreditation” organized by IQC, Geetanjali Institute of Technical Studies (GITS), Dabok, Udaipur, Rajasthan during September 21-23, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Applications of Mathematical Sciences in Engineering and Technology (AMSET- 2020)” organized by Department of Mathematics, Swami Keshvanand Institute of Technology, Management & Gramothan (SKIT), Jaipur held during September 23-27, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Latent Mathematics in Sanskrit Context” organized by Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur during September 28-30, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored Short Term Course (STC) on “computational Methods in Engineering Science” organized by Department of Humanities and Science (Mathematics), Women Engineering College, Ajmer and Department of Chemical Engineering, Dr. B. R. Ambedkar, National Institute of Technology, Jalandhar during October 24-28, 2020. • Attended ISTE sponsored Two Days Online Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects” organized by Department of Applied Science, PIET, Jaipur during April 13-14, 2021. • Attended Online Three Days Online Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Research Methodology & Scientific Tools” organized by B. K. Birla Institute of Engineering & Technology, Pilani, Rajasthan held during April 13-15, 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 117 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
• Participated and successfully completed 5-Days Online Faculty Development Program (FDP) on the theme “Inculcating Universal Human Values in technical Education” organized by All India council for Technical Education (AICTE) during June 14-18, 2021. • Attended National Webinar on \"Numerical and Scientific computing’\" organized by the department of Mathematics and Statistics, School of Basic Sciences, Manipal University, Jaipur on 1st July 2020. • Attended Webinar on \"Industry 4.0 Trends, Challenges and opportunities’\" organized by SRM Institute of Science and Technology, Delhi NCR Campus Ghaziabad (U. P.) on 11th July 2020. • Attended a session on \"an Awareness session on IPR, patent and Trademark’\" organized by Poornima Business Incubation, Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur on 14th July 2020. • Attended TEQIP-III sponsored Webinar on \"Gender Equality and Women Rights’\" organized by Poornima College of Engineering, Jaipur on 17th July 2020. • Attended national webinar on \"New Education Policy 2020: Samagra Drishti’\" organized by JECRC University, Jaipur and Shiksha Sanskrity Utthan Nyas, Prant Jaipur on 24th August 2020. • Attended national webinar on \"New Education Policy 2020’\" organized by and Shiksha Sanskrity Utthan Nyas, Prant Jaipur on 28th August 2020. • Attended national webinar on \"Overcome Your fear for Mathematics with Dr. H. K. Pathak’\" organized by Shri Vaishnav Institute of Management, Indore (M. P.) on October 6, 2020. • Attended national webinar on \"LATEX, MAPLE and SPSS’\" organized by Government college Patharia, DAMOH (M. P.) on January 9, 2021. • Attended International seminar on \"Application of mathematics in Computer Science and Real Life’\" organized by Government college Timarni, HARDA (M. P.) on March 25, 2021. • Attended one day International webinar on \"Eco Literature & pandemic’\" organized by Department of applied Science and Humanities, B. K. Birla Institute of Engineering and Technology, Pilani (Rajasthan) on April 12, 2021. • Attended webinar on \" Academic Integrity and the Role of the Similarity Report\" organized by Turnitin, on April 23, 2021. • Attended International Online Workshop on “New Trends in Fuzzy and Rough Set Theory and its Applications”, organized by the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, School of Basic Sciences, Manipal University, Jaipur held during September 25-29, 2020. • Attended E-Workshop on \"Recent Advances of Mathematics in Science & Technology” Under IQAC organized by Department of Applied Science, SIRTE, Bhopal (M. P.) on November 25, 2020. • Attended Two Days Online Workshop on “Product Design And Development” organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, School of Engineering and Technology, Poornima University, Jaipur during December 21-22, 2020. • Attended RTU (ATU) TEQIP-III sponsored One Week Workshop on “Application of MATLAB Tools” organized by Kautilya Institute of Technology & Engineering, Jaipur during December 26-30, 2020. • Attended one day International Workshop on \"Industrial Management’\" organized by Department of Mechanical Engineering, B. K. Birla Institute of Engineering and Technology, Pilani (Rajasthan) on April 9, 2021. • Attended Three day National Workshop on \"NAAC Assessment and Accreditation: A Step by Step Process’\" organized by Chadalawada Ramanamma Engineering College, Tirupati, Andhra Pradesh from May 27 to May 29, 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 118 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Dr Ritu Soryan • Attended five days online Faculty Development Program Under the banner of ATAL from 21st June -25th June, 2020-21 • Organized Workshop on C & C++ (29th February, 2020) under the banner of IIT Bombay as a Remote Center Coordinator of PIET. • Invited Speaker for VI International Conference at the Unis Group, Brazil, on 29th June, 2019 on the topic of “Transforming Humanity through Right Understanding: Perspectives on Prosperity and Sustainability”. • Resilience in Conflict Situations - An invited speaker for the International postgraduate studies module on SOFT SKILLS of the UNIS Educational Group, Brazil, 20th October, 2020. • Organized a workshop for First Year Students on “Developing Communication Skills” from 29th October to 9th November 2020. • Communication A Pathway to Success – An invited speaker for i3 Day Poornima Group, October, 2020. • Organized a Short-Term Program on “Basic Communication Skills” - An invited speaker for Ten days workshop for First Year Students at Poornima University, 2020 in Online mode from 5th October – 15th October, 2020. • Invited Speaker for VII International Conference at the Unis Group, Brazil, on 18thMay, 2020-21 on the topic of “Self- Control: Inner- Engineering- A Tool for happy & prosperous life”. • Invited Speaker for Podcast on the topic of Pursuing Happiness and Self-control during the pandemic - with Unis Group Speaker Bruna on 26th June, 2020. • Paper published in Research & Reviews: A Journal of Health Professions - entitled “Pandemia 2020- Gatewayto the Golden Hour. Nitin Mukesh Mathur • Paper presented in “2nd International Online Conference On “Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2021” June 28-30, 2021 on title “A review on “Applications of Polylactic acid and its polymers.” • Attended AICTE sponsored 6 days short term training programme on “Eclectic Research Trends in Manufacturing (Part-2) from Dec 21-26, 2020. • Attended AICTE-AQIS sponsored online STTP (Phase-3) on \"Optimization and Control Design Techniques: Innovations and Challenges\" from June 21-26,2021. • Paper presented in “International Conference on “Emerging Trends in Multi-Disciplinary Research “ETMDR-2020” on title SUGARCANE BAGASSE AS FUTURE COMPOSITE MATERIAL- A REVIEW on” July23-25, 2020. • Participated & completed successfully AICTE Training And Learning (ATAL) Academy Online Elementary FDP on \"Sustainable Green Composites: Design, Manufacturing and Characterization\" from 09/08/2021 to 13/08/2021 at NIT Meghalaya. Annual Magazine 2020-21 119 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mohit Bajpai • Paricipated in ATAL- FDP on Stretegy orgnized by Amity Business School held on 7- 11 December 2020. • Participated in ATAL-FDP on Technology Management organized by Delhi Technical Univeristy heldo on 24-28 August 2020. • Chief Editor, for Book Chapter in \"Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology (Volume - 1) & (Volume - 2). • Paricipated in webinar on the topic of Improving Research Ethics and Academic Integity Using turnitin Software organized by Rajgiri College of Social Science on 9th April 2021. • Invited as external Examiner for taking online M.Tech Desertation Examination ,RTU kota on 13 January 2021 hosted by Poornima College of Engineering Jaipur. • Guide students for paper publication and published in UGC-care journal. • Reviewer at RTU TEQIP-III Sponsored 2nd International Conference on “Artificial Intelligence: Advances and Applications (ICAIAA 2021)” • Joint Organizing Secretary of International Conference on Post Covid Challenges on Life & Livelihood (ICPCC-21) held on 5-6 March, 2021 sponsored by TEQIP-III, RTU, Kota • Organized 03 days workshop on Internet of Things Programming |Sensors| project |Server scripting |Product prototyping in association with Shoolin LABS(i-start under Govt. of Rajasthan) & LIFEGRAPH BIOMEDICAL INSTRUMENTATION Pvt.ltd( IIT Patna, Incubation Centre) from 24-26, june, 2020. • Co-Convener 02 days FDP on Empower in adopting outcome based Teaching Tools, Techniques & Methodologies 29-30, June, 2020. • Coordinator of RTU-Poornima hackathon sposored by TEQUIP-III, from 23-24, March 2021. Mr. Udit Mamodiya • Published Austrellian Patent (Patent No. - 2021100143 )entitled with Computer Implemented method for encryption over blockchain data sharing in secure network • Published paper entitled with Effects of Single and Double Wide Slots on Microstrip Patch Antennas Characteristics Using Direct Contact Probe Feed Excitation with • Broadsided Radiation. Proceedings of Second International Conference on Smart Energy and Communication. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems. Springer, Singapore. • Published paper entitled with Design, Implementation & Performance Analysis of Solar Tracking System on Simulink Platform”, IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering 988 (1),012118, 2021 • Published paper entitled with The Performance Enhancing Technique Analysis for Automatic Tracking Tilt Angle Optimization of the Solar Panel with Soft-Computing Process”, International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, Vol. 29, Issue. 10S, pp.3587-3601, 2020 • Organized webinar on \"Cross Skill Training: Need of Changing Industry\" on June 17, 2020 by Mr Kunal Thanvi, Teachincal Lead ,Mindtree LLP ,Illnoies State,USA • Organized FDP on \"Migration of IT Infra Using Cloud\" on May 20-21, 2020 by Mr. Ronak, SamriyaNetwork Engineer, Zeetron Networks Pvt. Ltd., Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 120 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Arshad Ali • Coordinated International Conference on Post Covid Challenges on Life and Livelihood (ICPCC), 5-6th March, 2021 with Scopus indexed publication. • Organized One Day Session on “Business Communication and Leadership Skills for Startups”, 20th January, 2021. • Coordinated ISTE Sponsored Online Two Days Online FDP on “Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects, 13-14th April, 2021. Manish Mathuria • Research Citations (639), h-index (10), i10-index (10), Google Scholar profile. • Expert in AICTE (ATAL) FDP on \"Cyber Security\" from 6th-10th Oct, 2020. • Reviewer in ICAIAA-2021, March 27-28, 2021. • Coordinator in HACKATHON-2021 Kit Prepration and Distribuation. • Coordinator ISTE Sponsored International FDP on Cyber Threats and Ethical Hacking from 29 June to 1 July, 2020. • Coordinator Traning Program on Microsoft Power Point for 1st Year PIET students, date: 21-27 October, 2020. • Research paper in Scopus Indexed proceeding (ICIMMI) published in Springer Nature on 23-01-2021, Title: \"Synthesis of Game Refinement Theory for Cricket\". • Research paper in Scopus Indexed proceeding (ICIMMI) published in Springer Nature on 17-09-2020, Title: \"Identity Recognition Using Same Face in Different Context\". • Research paper in Scopus Indexed proceeding (ICAIAA) published in Springer Nature on 29-02-2020, Title: \"Improved Fingerprint Recognition System Using Filtering Techniques\". • Participated in 5-days RTU TEQIP-III sponsered FDP on Blockchain & Its Applications, date: 15-19 September, 2020. • Participated in AICTE-AQIS Sponsered one week STTP program on Image Processing and its application orgnized by Poornima Institute of Technology Jaipur held on 21-26 September 2020. • Participated in AICTE Sponsered one week STTP program on Image Processing and its application orgnized by Poornima Institute of Technology Jaipur held on 24-29, August 2020. • Participated in ISTE Sponsored two day online FDP on Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects, date:13-14 April, 2021. • Participated in ISTE Sponsored National Level Online FDP on Machine Learning using Python from 19-22, May, 2020. • Participated in ISTE Sponsored Second National Level Online FDP on Machine Learning using Python from 8-10, June, 2020. • Participated in ISTE Sponsored Internation FDP on Cyber Threats and Ethical Hacking from 29 June to 1 July, 2020. • Participated in Training Program on Cyber Security organized by WebTek Labs Pvt. Ltd., September, 2020. Annual Magazine 2020-21 121 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Priyanka Sharma • Recognized as Microsoft certified: Azure AI Fundamentals • Attended & Completed ATAL Faculty Development on Machine Learning and its Applications organized by Dr. Harisingh Gour University held on 21-25 June 2021. • Attended & completed one day workshop on Ultimate Secrets to Quickly get your Research Paper Published organized by Aristocrat IT Solutions Pvt Ltd. • A patent titled “Method for Semantic Segmentation of Digital Image in Electronic Device Interface Using Machine Learning” has been published with Patent Application No. is 202041048753 in Intellectual Property of India • A patent titled “System for Vehicle Tracking and Counting Based on Internet of Things and Image Processing” has been published with Patent Application No. is 202111021508 in Intellectual Property of India • Attended & Completed AICTE AQIS Sponsored One-week STTP on Image processing and its application organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology jaipur held on 24-29 August 2021. • Attended & Completed NITTT training Module 1 - Orientation Towards Technical education and Curriculum Aspects and Got Certificate by NTA Exam 2020-21 • Paper Published entitled with An Internet Of Things For Prevention Of Security Attack On Cloud Medical Data Using Artifical Intelligence” in International Journal of Grid and Distributed Computing ,Vol. 14 No. 1 (2021),2005-4262(ESCI) • Paper Published entitled with Segmentation and Recognition of the Diseases in CT Scan Pictures and Blurry Borders By Using Machine Learning Approach in International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(10s), 3571-3586. (Scopus) • Paper Published entitled with Medical Image Analysis and Reconstruction For Tumor Application Using Machine Learning in International Journal of Advanced Science and Technology, 29(11s), 3415- 3425.(Scopus) • Paper Published entitled with Effects of Single and Double Wide Slots on Microstrip Patch Antennas Characteristics Using Direct Contact Probe Feed Excitation with Broadsided Radiation in Proceedings of Second International Conference on Smart Energy and Communication. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems Springer, Singapore • Paper Published entitled with A Review on Radiomic Analysis for Medical Imaging in Proceedings of Second International Conference on Smart Energy and Communication. Algorithms for Intelligent Systems Springer, Singapore. Saurabh Agarwal • Paricipated in ISTE Sponsered FDP program on Smart Nano Sciences for innovative Engineering aspects organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology Jaipur held on 13-14 April 2021. • Successfully Completed NITTT training Module 1 - Orientation Towards Technical education and Curriculam Aspects and Got Cerificate by NTA Exam. Annual Magazine 2020-21 122 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Mr. Rajendra Singh • Publish a paper “Review on Power Quality Analysis” JETIR, Volume 7, Issue 2. February 2020 (ISSN-2349-5162). • “Challenges and Opportunities in Engineering” after organized by Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Technology & Engineering, Maharana Pratap University of Agriculture and Technology, Udaipur during June 29-July 03, 2020 held in on-line mode. • Three Days Online Research Methodology Workshop from 18 April, 2020 to 20 April, 2020 organized by REST Society for Research International (RSRI), Krishnagiri, Tamil Nadu, India. • ISTE sponsored Two-Days Online Faculty Development Program on “Smart Application of Nano Sciences for Innovative Engineering Aspects” during 13-14 April, 2021 organized by Department of Applied Science, PIET, Jaipur. • One week Faculty Development Programme on “Solar Energy Conversion & Storage” from 31/08/2020 to 04/09/2020 held at \"Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur\". • Five dayes faculty Devlopment program on the “Smart City Development and Green Energy” held from 27/01/2021 to 31/01/2021 sponsored by TEQIP-III. • five day faculty development program on “ Renewable Energy Tecnologies “ held from 26/02/21 to02/03/2021 at BK Birla institute of Engineering and Technology, Pilani, sponsored by TEQIP-III • AICTE sponsored six days short term Traning program on the “ Be the change TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS” from 7/12/20 to 12/12/2020, organized by the HR and faculty training Acadmy, B.S. abdur Rahman crescent institute of science & Technology, Chennai, Tamilnadu. • AICTE sponsored six days online short term Training program on “ power utilities and Artificial intelligence leveraging the data” during 07-12 Dec, 2020 organized by the department of Electrical& Electronics Engineering, CMR institute of Technology, Bengaluru. • One week faculty development program on “Green Energy :- The Energy of Future (GEEF-2020)” held from 07/09/2020 to 11/09/2020 at SKIT Jaipur, sponsored by the TEQIP-III. • Five days TEQIP-IIIRTU (ATU) sponsored online faculty development program on the “ Renewable Energy “ held from 14/12/2020 to 18/12/2020 at poornima college of Engineering, Jaipur. Nandani Sharma • Participated in faculty development program on fundamental of kotlin organized by ICT Academy on date 9-13 November 2020. • Participated in AICTE-AQIS Sponsered one week STTP program on Image Processing and its application orgnized by Poornima Institute of Technology Jaipur held on 21-26 September 2020. • Participated in three day FDP on Latent mathematics in Sanskrit Context organized by Poornima College of Engineering Jaipur held on 28-30 September 2020. • Paricipated in ISTE Sponsered FDP Program on Mobile Application Development using Android Studio organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology Jaipur held on 9-13 April 2021. • Paricipated in ISTE Sponsered FDP program on Smart Nano Sciences for innovative Engineering aspects organized by Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology Jaipur held on 13-14 April 2021. Annual Magazine 2020-21 123 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Parents’ Speaks Parents of Priyanshi Goyal Each parent needs what's best for their little girl in each Mr. Vishal Goyal and Mrs. Ruchi Goyal perspective and in each ield of life. At the point when she moved on from twelfth class it was one more critical time of settling on another choice to shape her life. We, as guardians, have been incredibly lucky to see our daughter develop into an expert. Directly from the start of the irst semester, the blend of extra-curricular activities and academics at Poornima has helped her grow into a multi-tasker. It has been roughly 1 year that she has been a part of this regarded establishment and we are so happy to admit that this was the best choice we made for her. Coming here, we found that Poornima stands irm on the norms for which it is renowned. Seeing her transform every day in this Institution is a bliss. We wish all the luck to the Poornima Group and the students to achieve everything they aspire for. Parents of Yash Katta Each parent needs what is best for their kid in each angle Mr. Vivek Katta and Mrs. Vaishali Katta and in each ield of life. My child was in every case great with innovation and doohickeys we never utilized at our time. Taking a gander at him we realized that it was his advantage and his aspiration to work with the cutting- edge innovation and with that for us it was to give him the best of ices he can accomplish his objectives and satisfy his fantasies. This foundation has given my child a stage to exhibit his abilities, resources to push him to accomplish his objectives and the executives to offer adequate of chances. I have seen him improve in these 2 years of his college. Seeing him change regularly in this Organization is an euphoria. We wish all the karma to the Poornima Gathering and the understudies to accomplish all that they yearn for. And furthermore, it's our 'persistent effort' that determines what our 'destiny' has to bring to the table! So have faith in yourself and continue to carry out your things. Annual Magazine 2020-21 124 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
When we look back the day, we were deciding colleges for Parents of our daughter, we had tons of options in front of us and Bhavya Maheshwari one of them was Poornima. Evidently, we chose Poornima, and the most important reason was how Mr. Shivaji Maheshwari and completely this college develop children. Mrs. Madhu Maheshwari They develop students not only in technical ields but Parents of Uday Mathur also in extra curricular. The college organizes numerous events which give opportunities to all the students to Mr. Sarvesh Mathur and take up where their interest lies. This helps students to Mrs. Deepali Andleigh be tech-world ready by the end of last semester. Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV) In addition, the college has clubs of various ields, for instance coding club, aptitude club, social club, etc. This enhances students to grow in different directions and widen their horizons, it also let students learn more about new things coming in the world. Above everything, the teachers in the college are super supportive and are there for all the students. The college also organizes various technical tours for respective streams of engineering which helps students to see the real world. We are elated to see our daughter studying in this great place and growing in various directions. Instruction is not just propounding youthful personalities with bunches of information yet additionally it ought to stimulate the feeling of oneself in the person. At whatever point one discussion about the best schools we gladly say that we are concentrating in one of those. It has been roughly 1 year that he has been a piece of this regarded foundation and we are so happy to admit that this was the best choice we made for her. Coming here, we found that Poornima stands irm on the norms for which it is popular. The uniqueness of the school lies in its imaginative instructing and targets supporting the understudies and causing them to understand their actual potential and type. Poornima is among the top organizations of Jaipur. We can detect the adjustment of our son as well, from a joyful young lad; he has changed into a dependable, scholarly, and lifelong arranged young lad. To each parent, who might try for a superior fate of their youngster, we would prescribe them to pick. for Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology. We wish that PIET consistently ascends to more prominent heights. Annual Magazine 2020-21 125
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Department of First Year “The Covid-19 pandemic is certainly the next big thing in world history and sure to ind a place among the milestones marking mankind’s calendar” Disaster is a laboratory for innovation. During a war, or in the consequences of an Dr Sama Jain earthquake, Flood, cloud burst, drought, the whole societies or common man get HOD, First Year activated to face the direct and indirect challenges, while a group of researchers looks for a way to transform the disaster into advances that will improve lives, or save lives, in the future. The global COVID-19 pandemic is also such type of challenge. The Covid-19 pandemic is certainly the next immense thing in world history and certainly to ind a place among the milestones for mankind’s calendar. It is true that technology will not be capable to avoid the onset of a pandemic; but, it can help out in managing a crisis more effectively in such a progressive way with minimum losses to human being and nature for sustainable survival. We know how adversely COVID-19 has impacted our lives at different personal, social and professional stages. During this time of absolute uncertainty and invariable panic, our readiness and dependency to adopt technology becomes our lifeline. Epidemics and pandemics have been bullying the human race again and again. SARS, H1N1, Ebola and more have shown their teeth in the past, but with each such outbreak; we are learning new ways of ighting and managing such unexpected diseases that can potentially kill millions of people around the globe. Technology has affected our lives in the current COVID-19 pandemic at different levels. Five most familiar and accepted areas in Indian context are discussed at this point Distance Learning during Pandemic in India : The COVID-19 has resulted in schools close all across the world. Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom. As a result, education has changed signi icantly with the unique increase of e-learning adaptability, where teaching and learning is governed on digital platforms. When educational institutes closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the government has been encouraging online education to attain academic stability. Mostly educational institutions at Public and private sectors have started using online platforms such as Zoom, Google classrooms, Microsoft teams, etc., while many still ind it a complicated assignment. The challenges of online education are versatile. It is time that we Indians, as a society, understand the realms of online education – in India, for India. There are de initely some challenges to online learning. Some students without reliable internet access and/or technology struggle to participate in digital learning. E-learning requires 40-60% less time to learn than in a traditional classroom setting because students can learn at their own pace. Online Entertainment during Pandemic in India : It has been a year that most of us have stayed at home, with masks becoming a part of life and work from home becoming the new normal. In times like this, ilms, TV and OTT became our means to escape, allowing us to forget that we are in the middle of a pandemic for a few moments. The entertainment industry, however, was badly impacted too – theatres closed down, shootings were halted, TV shows were cancelled and daily wage workers wondered where their next meals were coming from. Annual Magazine 2020-21 127 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Over The Top (OTT) platforms are gaining acceptance among viewers in the country, with an increasing number of ilm makers opting to stream movies on this medium since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic last year. Earlier, the OTT platforms were limited to cities. However, now it is available in every corner of even villages. And the results are there for everyone to see. Technology-Based Temperature Monitoring : The outbreak of COVID-19 has brought rigorous challenges to public health and has attracted great attention from the research and health care communities. Most patients infected with COVID-19 will have fever. Therefore, the monitoring of body temperature has become one of the most important bases for pandemic prevention and testing. So, the measurement of body temperature is the most direct through the Forehead Thermometer, but the measurement speed is relatively slow. The cost of fast-checking body temperature measurement equipment, such as infrared body temperature detection and face recognition temperature machine, is too high, and it is dif icult to build Disease Surveillance System (DSS). To solve the above-mentioned problems, the Intelligent pandemic prevention Temperature Measurement System (ITMS) and Pandemic Prevention situation Analysis System (PPAS) are proposed across the globe by researchers. Work From Home (WFH) : Almost exactly one and half year ago, COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization. And then the unbelievable happened in working culture. Companies right away close their of ices and employees were asked to work from home (WFH) for an inde inite period. While, at irst, many employees and employers thought distant working would inish with the passing of the pandemic, but now it seems somehow different. The payback of distant working is different for both organizations and their employees. For employers, there are no ixed costs, globalised recruitment, and the option to hire from anywhere. For employees, WFH means working from the comfort of your place of choice, no travel time, and improved ef iciency. Fitness & Health Apps : At the start of 2020, itness centers were doing good business across the globe as people were looking to get in better shape. And then, the immense COVID-19 spread forced these community-based centers to shut. Thanks to the age of digitalization that provides us an easy access to health applications and other platforms that simplify our monitoring to itness regimes. In the present situation, schooling alongside the executives goes about as a fruitful ground to foster pioneering abilities, autonomous reasoning, and capacity to spot openings, hazard taking capacity, and at last turning into a resource in the ield of designing. For understudies iguring out how to become engineers growing up as fruitful business visionaries, a decent mix of hypothetical establishing and reasonable openness and association with business visionaries could be an aid. In Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, a few measures are being taken to inbuilt trust in their thoughts, homeroom instruction along modern preparing openness are the critical highlights of PIET. The excellence of schooling lies in the Dr. Gautam Singh measure of brilliant work contributed. Chief Proctor & Registrar The solid assurance of each individual PIETIAN lies in the achievement proportion of each individual character related with the administration of Poornima. The instruction area, by empowering enterprising soul could itself become a set up development industry. What's more, subsequently, we here at PIET lourish to give a chasing ground to ind the stowed away sprouting designing business visionaries from among the generally scholastically capable yield of understudies. Annual Magazine 2020-21 128 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
A few workshops are led and seen like clockwork for the understudies of PIET beginning from the principal year to the last year. The principle saying of this drive is to teach each necessary expertise in the student so he can look for information from each and every source present around him. By having openness to these practices, understudies can get inclined to learning and applying information essentially. Development on the other angle has the noticeable potential to enhance essentially everything. It doesn't generally need to be of inancial worth which is the principle apparent explanation that it assumes a crucial part in the ield of designing. It is a critical driver for expanding expectations for everyday comforts and personal satisfaction. With a similar belief system, we solidly have faith in taking forward a similar tradition of not getting best from others however our own self. Furthermore, effectively looking for each chance coming in the manner and giving out the best and fruitful yields. DEPARTMENT’S PEN CRAFT In our country educational institutions (schools, colleges, and universities) are mainly based only on traditional methods of classroom teaching, that is, they have face-to-face interactive lectures in a classroom. Although many academic units have also started blended learning, still a many of them are stuck with old methods and not getting much outputs. The sudden outbreak of a deadly disease called Covid-19 caused by a Corona Virus (SARS-CoV-2) shook the entire world. This pandemic challenged the education system across the world and forced teachers and students to shift to an online mode of teaching. Students can take bene it of Online Learning (Opportunity) • Ef iciency • Accessibility of Time and Place • Affordability • Attendance • Suits a Variety of Learning Styles They can also feel like, (Challenges) • Inability to Focus on Screens • Technology Issues • Sense of Isolation • Manage Screen Time Many academic institutions that were earlier reluctant to change their traditional pedagogical approach had no option but to shift entirely on online teaching–learning. Students will ind from the article importance of online learning and Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, & Challenges (SWOC). Students need not loose with pandemic, grow and learn with time. Mohit Bajpai Dy. HoD (Academic/Admin) Department of First Year Annual Magazine 2020-21 129 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
“Education is not the learning of facts, but the training of the mind to think” -Albert Einstein Department of First Year provides a strong footing to the students in First Year of the Engineering where students get acquainted with wide range of basic science and technical subjects and gets hands on experience on various instruments. This inculcates con idence and makes them ready for the task ahead by developing their logical and analytical skills, which will help them to prosper further in their career. To improve the overall academics of students Department of First Year follows different practices like Quizzes, Pre Mid Term Test, Revision Classes, and Remedial Classes for weak students. To nurture the students the department organizes Conferences and Workshops time to time, runs non syllabus project scheme where each student gets an opportunity to develop project so that their innovative and managerial skills can also be improved in the First Year itself. The departments run various club under its venture to grow students in all directions. To develop human ethics in the students the department follows best practices like Social Visits, Swacchata Pakhwara, Blood Donation Camp, Village visits etc. Arshad Ali Assistant Professor Department of First Year TODAY'S NEED: SMART MATERIALS Wise design is a framework that contains numerous useful segments that can bode well, control, and execution; is an antiquated simple of the living body. Brilliant structure materials are utilized to construct these shrewd structures, which can perform both tangible and useful functions. \"I.Q.\" of protected innovation is estimated by its \"reaction\" to natural components and their \"aptitude\". The principal condition requires a critical change in adequacy, while the second furnishes quicker reaction properties with a higher \"Level of intelligence\". The structure materials and structures that are frequently connected with them can be isolated into three unique levels: (I) single-stage materials, (ii) composite materials, and (iii) insightful structures. Most ferric objects and those with at least one varieties related with the developmental states of the class are of the top of the line. Useful mixes are generally intended to utilize dormant materials to improve utilitarian properties or to consolidate a few practical components to shape a blend of numerous capacities. The third stage is the mix of sensors, actuators, and a control framework that emulates the living body in performing numerous attractive capacities, for example, adjusting to natural changes, ixing itself, etc. These three levels include the overall meaning of building and underlying knowledge. In this short rundown, we will utilize a couple of guides to delineate those plans and give general rules to planning \"shrewd\" programs. The distinction between a norm and a \"savvy\" thing can be shown by the accompanying harmony (PTC) things - the dismissal things. The enormous gathering of temperature sensors relies upon the warm reliance of the electrical resistivity of the transmitters. Platinum, for instance, is a broadly utilized PTC sensor. Opposition is continually expanding with expanding temperature over a scope of around 20 to 1,500 K. Temperature sensors dependent on this material show the bene its of having solid synthetic and mechanical strength and covering a wide scope of temperatures with nearly a similar factor. The change, be that as it may, Annual Magazine 2020-21 130 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
is not exactly - 03 μω⋅cm/K. Hence, the hardware can't be utilized for self-warming purposes. An illustration of a keen PTC material is benefactor doped barium titanate pottery. For this situation, there is a wide scope of temperatures (from - 350 to 450 K) where the resistivity increments by around six signi icant degrees. (Ref.1) We hear a lot about new experiments done using 4D printing. 4D printing technology uses the same printing process as 3D printing, the difference between the two production methods is: the use of what we call intelligent materials allows the creation of 4D printed objects. If 3D printing has already completely transformed the industrial world, 4D printing could also be a real turning point. Indeed, this process can allow for the creation of more vertical structures. Intelligent objects are objects that respond to external stimuli and have one or more spaces. We can also call them responsive ones. These substances can change the shape or behavior of hot water, pressure, chemicals, light or heat. Researchers from the University of Bristol and the University of Bath work on inspired material. For example, they are encouraged by the behavior of a pine conifer in water. Indeed, underwater, a lump of pine changes its shape and releases itself. In this trial, researchers worked with cellulose. Cellulose is a truly absorbent substance and is the most abundant polymer in the world. They decided to use a sealing material such as a pine cone, in contact with water, to make ink, which includes hydrogel, particles of clay and cellulose pulp. This experiment leads to the creation of an intelligent object, capable of reacting to regeneration. Environmental stimulation is not a new approach for researchers. It is actually called Biomimicry. This process helps us develop new products that bring new production opportunities. We can look at it, learn from it, and use it to our advantage. Polymer memory is a clever material that provides the most lexible twisting, in natural reaction. In order to change its structure and improve its durability, the material must be exposed to heat, light, electricity, moisture, for example. There are many requests for smart devices, here we are talking about 4 D printing only. To save Human Lives- 3D printing is actually really helping the medical industry, and the development of bioprinting is also helping. What could be the role of 4D printing for healthcare? Shape memory polymers could be inserted inside the body and react to the changes and stimulation of the body. Indeed, it could allow to create brand new antibiotics reacting, for example, to the body temperature changes. Energy ef icient Device: A possible use of shape memory materials would be on solar panels that would be working as sensors for detecting the sun. This way, solar panels could totally be auto-rotating towards the right direction. Combined to robotics, it could allow to create solar panels totally optimized to get the maximum solar energy. Smart materials for construction: Combining traditional construction materials with smart material could actually be a great solution to get structures able to grow, self-repair or adapt quite quickly to their environment. That is precisely what the DARPA’s Engineered Living Materials (ELM) is looking at: using living biomaterials for architecture and construction! Aeronautics and Motorized: Airbus SAS is starting to use a 4D-related “smart” material that reacts to temperature to cool jet engines and a wing that morphs according to aerodynamic conditions to decrease air resistance. Getting devices adapted to external condition automatically could be a major asset for many different industries. References- Dr Priya Mathur Associate Professor • https://www.sculpteo.com/en/3d-learning-hub/best-articles-about-3d-printing/smart-materials/ Department of Mathematics • W. Cao, H. H. Cudney, and R. Waser, “Smart materials and structures,” 1999. [Online]. Available: www.pnas.org. • Photo courtesy-Google. Annual Magazine 2020-21 131 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
OPPORTUNITIES IN PANDEMIC Pandemics are threatening humanity with time, again and again. H1N1, Ebola, and more have shown their effects on various countries in past and currently COVID 19 stretched its leg all over the world, but with each such outbreak, we are adopting new ways of understanding, managing, and ighting such unexpected disease, which will affect the lives of millions of people. Technology cannot prevent the arrival of a pandemic but it can educate, aware, empower and help in preventing the spread. Today with a lot of connecting technologies like mobile, laptop, 4G/5G, cloud analytic, high-speed internet. It’s become possible to check several innovative approaches to pandemic responses. Today technology is playing a vital role in the ight against COVID 19 from online education to the development of the vaccine. We all know how badly COVID 19 has impacted lives, both personally, and professionally. During this time of sheer uncertainty and constant fear, our willingness to adopt technology has been our lifeline. Major areas where technology plays a vital role: - 1. Fighting misinformation: There are numerous misinformation regarding medicines, treatment, vaccines, precautions, etc. which creates more panic and anxiety among the population. To reduce such false information companies like Google, Facebook and YouTube are guiding people about right and WHO veri ied information. 2. Online shopping: During the spread of COVID 19, people were limited to their homes only so, online shopping became the safest option for buying vegetables, medicines, and other essential items. Online shopping has seen massive growth in the lockdown period, owing to the increasing demand among consumers. 3. Entertainment during a lockdown: Without any outdoor entertainment, lockdown led people towards the OTT platform which refers to “over-the-top” is used for the delivery of ilm and TV content via the internet. During lockdown OTT platforms like Hotstar, Amazon prime videos, Net lix, ZEE 5, and Voot select saw a rise in their viewership and app downloads. 4. Online education: After the announcement of the closure of schools, colleges and universities, impacted studies of about 1.57 billion students all over the world. Educational institutions have started to offer their courses online to make sure education is not disrupted due to the pandemic. 5. Developing and producing vaccines: To ight against a pandemic like this, there is a need for effective treatment. Technology is making this process faster. AI is playing an important role in developing vaccines by suggesting components of a vaccine by understanding virus protein structure. Then during production robotic machines are making the vaccine at a faster rate so that it could be available to everyone as soon as possible. Technology is also playing a vital role in various other activities such as contact tracing, stock market, contactless online deliveries, itness and health apps, temperature monitoring, work from home and so on. COVID 19 has proved that technology is helping in the proper management and controlling of the pandemic. COVID 19 has given us a lesson and warning of being well prepared in advance at an individual as well as collective level. All we need to ight a pandemic like COVID 19 is preparedness. Advancement in technology is continuously progressing. It will undoubtedly continue to grow sharply. It’s our “Humans” duty to adapt to the changes in technology faster and continue to invest in building the technology systems for better preparation to ight any a situation like this in the future. Rohan Kandpal First Year, Sec-D, PIET, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 132 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
POSITIVE & NEGATIVE ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY IN FIGHT AGAINST CORONA What do you mean by technology? Technology is the machinery and equipment developed from the application of scienti ic knowledge. The world is growing very fast in terms of technological development. In the current situation of the pandemic in which we are restricted to go out, technology is playing a very important role. Aristotle coined the Greek term Technologia and split scienti ic knowledge into three parts: theoretical science, practical science, and productive science (technology). Technology is playing two types of roles, positive and negative. On one side technology is helping people to connect with doctors, relatives, etc. By technology people are taking treatment at home, it is educating people and making them aware of the situation. This is the positive side of technology. Whereas on the other side many people are using technology for misleading others. They are transferring unnecessary information which is developing anxiety among people. But the big companies or social media platforms like Google, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram etc. are working to reduce the transmission of this types of false information and give people the right information which can help to deal with this pandemic. In India, telecom operators like Jio, BSNL, Airtel and more, are using the caller tunes to spread awareness about the pandemic and the importance of the vaccination. The best examples of positive technology in this pandemic are Infrared thermometers, Oximeter which is now a day is in great use and plays a very important role in testing series of Corona. These are being used at checkpoints of of ices, airports, hotels, hospitals, train stations, shops, and other public places. AI is seen playing important role in suggesting components of a vaccine. Using AI platforms, it has become easier for researchers to quickly ind relevant studies that can potentially lead to new insight or approaches to address the COVID-19 outbreak. As pandemics or other calamities keep threatening the business world, working from home ensures business continuity as well as facilities. In such a scenario, technology that enables secure to data, enterprise applications, virtual meetings, cloud conferencing, and virtual/mixed/augmented reality is the forefront leaders to ensure deliverables are not impacted. Self-driving cars, drones, robots can be seen helping when the need is to avoid human contact. As recently seen in the news that many are scamming people who need oxygen cylinders urgently by taking money in advance and not giving them oxygen cylinders. CONCLUSION - The conclusion is that technology is playing a crucial role in this situation. Without technology will not able to ight against this pandemic. But the condition is that we should be aware of the fake news spreading on social media and should not believe in any news without any authentication. Annual Magazine 2020-21 Vishakha Agrawal and Gargi Singh Tanwar First Year, Sec-D, PIET, Jaipur 133 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
THE IMPORTANCE OF TECHNOLOGY DURING THE PANDEMIC COVID-19 is an unprecedented, worldwide pandemic that has been compared to the Second World War, the Great Depression, and the 1918 Spanish Flu in terms of the impact on human behavior. To control the COVID-19 pandemic, physical distancing, and quarantine measures were mandated. To meet this mandate while trying to maintain the status quo, various types of human behavior (e.g., shopping, learning, working, meeting, and entertaining) shifted from of line to online. Now one basic question that needs to be answered is how much literature has been accumulated and how much is known about the digital technology used during the COVID -19 pandemic. The coronavirus (COVID -19) pandemic closed schools across the globe and our kids had to suddenly rely on technology for their online studies and adapt to a new style of learning, almost overnight. The vicarious interventions were undertaken to contain the virus forced the government to issue ‘stay-at-home orders that resulted in our kids engaging in, (and in some places) still using online learning for long periods. Any good parent will already have had certain guidelines in place for their kid's screen time, but these were thrown out the window as a rise in technology for our kids became a necessity! Technology was already integrated into the fabric of our modern lives but a global pandemic was the key to our kid's learning, kept businesses running and families connected as well all battened down the hatches and tried to ride out the storm. Schools were thrown a massive curveball with over 1.2 billion kids out of the classroom and had to immediately put steps in place they had never foreseen as a result education changed dramatically. Our kids had to adapt and adjust to this ‘new normal’ style of learning where teaching was undertaken remotely on digital platforms. All of their studies started to take place on Zoom with the use of e- learning platforms like Udemy or WizIQ and many other portals made possible by the use of technology. Technology in our kid's lives and the ongoing debate on how they should manage this, but let’s face it, where would we have been these last 14 months without it. Digital learning has now emerged as a necessary resource for students and schools all over the world. The Pros must include the ef iciency as it offered teachers an ef icient way to deliver lessons to students beyond traditional textbooks. Through the use of communication tools such as videos, PDFs, podcasts teachers were able to become more ef icient educators. It also allowed students to attend classes from any location which resulted in improved attendance as there were fewer chances bonus is that online lectures can be recorded, achieved, and shared for future reference. This allows students to access the learning materials at a time of their comfort. Every student has a different learning journey and style, the online system with its range of options and resources can be personalized in many ways which is an advantage especially for students who do not thrive in a classroom setting or who are distracted by large groups. The Cons among the most obvious disadvantages of students being easily distracted by social media and other sides, by far one the biggest challenges of online learning are the struggle with focusing on the screen for long periods. Teachers were challenged to keep their online classes engaging and interactive to help students stay focused on the lesson. Another key issue of online classes is internet connectivity. With billions of users now relying daily on the internet for school and business, staying connected at a decent speed is a problem, especially in more rural areas. Without a consistent internet connection continuity in learning can be both frustrating for students and detrimental to their learning. The state news reported that felt demotivated, anxious, isolated, loss of sleep, and a notable increase in poor vision, posture, and other physical problems due to staying hunched in front of a screen. Mukesh Singh First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur (Under the guidance of Mr. Prince Dawar Sir) Annual Magazine 2020-21 134 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
PANDEMIC AND TECHNOLOGY In this world, we have been facing issues from human-made to natural calamities. One of them is epidemic; we humans have already dealt with epidemics like SARS, H1N1, Ebola, and now Covid-19. Yes, technology can't prevent the onset of pandemics but it can help mitigate the effects, in almost every ield be it education, medication, or business. Today, technologies like mobile, AI/ML, etc are playing a vital role. During this pandemic, we consumers have moved drastically towards e-platforms, and companies have responded too. Various surveys were conducted to gather data on such a rapid shift from of line to online modes. And since India is a developing country. We are always open to new challenges and changes. Some of the main areas where technology comes in handy: 1. Discovery of Drugs 2. Resisting and reporting misinformation 3. Increase transparency through data sharing 4. Facial recognition and AI 5. Contact-less deliveries through autonomous vehicles, drones, and robots 6. Temperature monitoring Surprisingly, technology was the only way out of this pandemic, where people could’ve lost their lives due to hunger and poverty. But that’s not it; technology played a supreme role in gaining inancial stability in hard times through e-commerce (electronic commerce) and e-business. Not only students but teachers and business experts are learning new technologies to survive ef iciently. This is not just helping them but also the educated and responsible citizens in the country are increasing. Idle students are now learning freelancing and stock markets which is going to upsurge their careers. People are trying new apps and software to maintain their health and routine, which gave the developers a glimpse of earning, and now we have our startup programs leading to a better nation. India is a self-dependent country because of such brilliant ideologies of serving the nation. In conclusion, COVID-19 has demonstrated that technological innovations have been helping in managing the epidemic in a prompt, structured, and calm manner. And it taught us to be cautious and prepared, not only at the individual but at the collective level. We all fought well, but what we need now is a fast adaptation of technology in our daily lives since technology will be growing exponentially. And as soon as we get familiar with this, we’ll be counted in those developed countries. AKSHARA PAREEK First Year, Sec-G, PGI, Jaipur TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC When the world was reduced by the coronavirus epidemic, the world of the internet opened new doors of opportunity for us. We kept experimenting with the Internet and our time passed, but even today the Internet is a far cry for many people. There is no doubt that the Internet is one of the most important things in today. Without the internet, it seems that something is missing in life. When news agencies irst reported the suspected disease in Wuhan, China, it was the Internet through which this mysterious disease was discussed all over the world. Over time, news about this disease also started coming after iltering from China. After newspaper, TV, and magazine, information related to this started coming on our WhatsApp also. Some misleading and some false but some news was also real. Annual Magazine 2020-21 135 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
When the lockdown happened, everything came to a standstill. People started making contact with their parents, siblings, and relatives through video calls and chatting while staying at home. The cocktail of smartphones and the Internet made life easier for people who were away from family in times of crisis and needed emotional connection. In such a situation, talking to parents or other family members by making video calls, their mind becomes lighter and they do not feel lonely in the stranger city. Of ice work, which was earlier done from the of ice itself, was also possible to do from home and after the holiday or of ice work, people would like to entertain themselves at home on the over-the-top platform for any show, ilm, or other entertainment material. Started watching. On mobile, no less than a treasure like an internet. You can watch your favorite movie or web series sitting in any corner of the house or on the balcony. School education is also being given through the Internet and for this, there is pressure on the family to buy a laptop or smartphone at home. Many people buy smartphones but have to buy internet data every month. Before the Corona era, parents used to avoid this expense. Connecting to the Internet in villages and remote areas is still a big challenge. Even during the Corona period in Kashmir, the people there are deprived of high- speed internet and they do not know when they will get the facility of full speed web browsing in the future. Different platforms used in COVID-19 to help in the educational system: - Diksha portal contains e-Learning content for students, teachers, and parents aligned to the curriculum, including video lessons, worksheets, textbooks, and assessments. Microsoft Teams, Google Meet, Zoom are the various platforms that provide both teacher and students a classroom where teachers taught students about their subjects and we can interact with them directly. With the help of these online platforms, we can continue our studies without any kind of interruption or any kind of price/cost. Krishna Sharma First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC : A SUCCESS STORY The Covid-19 pandemic has led to a certain low in the use of digital technologies due to the social distancing and lockdown. Due to this pandemic situation, people use technology in every work. Now everyone is doing “work from home”. Even students take their classes in online mode. We can see a rapid change in the number of people who use technology. As the virus has spread, people around the world have increasingly turned to social media for news and information. But the pandemic has been convoy by a lood of unreliable information. In response, social media platforms have taken steps to decent content and promote of icial sources of information actions that they had long been unenthusiastic to undertake. A new chapter in the history of humanity has just begun: as of April 2020, 195 countries already have cases of coronavirus and are ighting this pandemic. We have seen how the appropriate use of technology can be of great support to control the spread of disease and reduce mortality as well as the socio-economic impact of the crisis. Beyond social distancing and isolation currently affecting 3.9 billion people worldwide, some countries are taking successful measures based on arti icial intelligence, big data, and more, and ef iciently understanding them. The speed with which each government leverages information and technological resources show a very diverse impact on social health and economic realities Nowadays we use technology even for very small work because of that we are now witnessing a rise in online fraud, scams, intrusions, and security breaches. Digital payments have a key role in the post-pandemic situation. We use digital payment because it is contact-less and safer. Conclusion: We understand that a pandemic can have severe consequences including destroying empires, changing political things. For the Covid-19 pandemi, we predict a dramatic shift in digital usage with impacts on all aspects of work and life. Gurjot Singh First Year, Sec-G, PGI, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 136 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC Pandemic is a type of dangerous disease that spreads in many countries, because of which a lot of people are affected and in short duration of time and many people are death. Nowadays one more pandemic situation we are facing is COVID-19, to control these types of pandemic technology helps us a lot. Nowadays due to covid-19 whole country is facing lockdown everything is going online. IT companies develops many applications which is help us in this situation like we all are doing work from; classes are going online. In industrial area technology is using to manufacturing products faster and effective. In medical area technology is moving towards develop. We are seeing robots are taking care of patients in many hospitals. In current situation that is covid-19 pandemic robots are used to delivered food to those people who are in quarantine. Not only this technology is also use to check vaccination status of covid-19, quick information about covid-19 patients, these days with the help of technology and medical facilities we can get covid-19 report of any person quick and easily. These are the advantage of technology that our work is well and effective, but another side these are very harmful and dangerous effect of technology that we are totally depending on the technology. Niku Kumar Singh First Year, Sec-C, PIET, Jaipur TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC According to a report the average time spent on mobile phone by an average person has gone up by 25 percent after April 2020 up to 7 hours a day. This not only suggests that pandemic has been a period of boom for technology but also that people have been more accepting of technology. While the other sectors were in devastating loses, the tech sector posted record breaking pro its. The year 2020 has improved the grip of technology on many sectors. Once education online was just a sidekick to the traditional classroom method. Now online is the most prominent form of method to learn. This ensured public's faith in an online education system which is way more convenient and way better than the conventional classroom method. E learning platforms like Unacademy and Vedantu have been able to capture a large portion of the education sector because of the lockdown as they were cheaper and easily accessible than the coaching classes. Tech have been a vital part in ighting the pandemic as well. From ighting fake news to resource management tech has been at the center of it all. As a student who aspires to work in the same sector this gives me a lot of reassurance as well as con idence in my chosen carrier. Shubham Mishra First Year, Sec-C, PIET, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 137 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC No doubt development in technology is one of the biggest achievements of human history. It has not only created history for creation of technical gadgets leading to the ease of human life and improvement of standards of living. It has transformed the world by introducing such things that could never be imaginable in the earlier days. It has brought us to modernization. Today the world is dealing with COVID-19 (Novel Coronavirus). It has converted a prosperous and peaceful world into threatening and miserable one. Technology played a vital role in stabling such situation to some extent. Invention and discoveries of medicines and vaccines are only a result of technical development. It had allowed the medical sector to deal with such situation by enabling them to invent new medicines, test accessories, machines, treatment equipment. The number of deaths is increasing day by day. There is a threat in humans. Those who are affected by corona virus are not only in pain but also alone in isolation centers. Isolation is not so easy it could make a person weaker, but in such a situation technical and electronic gadget have allowed them to be in contact of their love ones and share their feelings and pain with each other. Mobile phones, laptops, and others have contributed to make them healthy again. Moreover, it had strengthened country’s infrastructure in such an pandemic situation by opening the doors of self-development and self-suf iciency. It has allowed us to stand with world in such a worse situation. Nowadays the Supply of oxygen is in demand and is has become necessary to produce more and more oxygen. This could be possible by establishing new laboratories and factories with proper technology to ful ill such need. Development in Technology can be considered as a vital necessity for the world. It has saved the life of many families and happiness of many children. Education was a very important factor affected by the lockdown due to the crisis. It was a need to study for those who are preparing for boards. Online classes had brought the new world of education. A new method of learning and teaching. It also led to increase in technical knowledge and intelligence of students. Development of medicines and machinery had made us to overcome such situation. In the absence of technology, it would be very dif icult to bear such a crisis. Technology on the one had contributed to medical and human development, on the other hand it led to economic and social development also. It could be considered a blessing of God. Technical development has made the history in the world in order to overcome such a pandemic situation Shubham Kumawat First Year, Sec-G, PGI, Jaipur TECHNOLOGY IN PANDEMIC “Technology will not be able to avoid the onset of a pandemic but, it can assist in managing a crisis more effectively.” As we all know how badly COVID-19 has impacted our lives, both personal and professional, the world is hit by a big crisis. This duration of time is full of constant fear and uncertainity , making contact with people was full of risk, government started applying lockdown due to which of ice, shops ,schools everything got closed and all were stuck at the place here they were staying weather their home or out of state or nation. Then our willingness to adopt has been our lifeline. Let’s see how technology impacted our lives in the current covid-19 pandemic. Annual Magazine 2020-21 138 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Distance Learning : According to a recent survey, around 191 countries have either implemented or announced the closure of schools and universities, which has directly impacted close to 1.57 billion students. So most of the educational institutes started offering their online courses so that education do not gets disturbed due to the pandemic. Online Entertainment : As people were locked at their homes online streaming of live shows and concerts have gained traction across the world. Film production companies have also been releasing their movies via Over The Top (OTT) platforms such as Amazon Prime Video, Hotstar, Net lix, etc. The lockdown has helped people in realising the ease of viewing content on OTT platforms. OTT platforms have witnessed a signi icant rise in both app downloads and viewership during the lockdown period On the other hand, Many gaming platforms have witnessed substantial growth in their user base. . People are using gaming as an option to deal with COVID-19 stress. Work From Home (WFH) : The work from home option has ensured business continuity for various companies and businesses. Internet, data privacy security, virtual meetings, cloud conferencing, etc. have assisted professionals in adapting themselves to work from the home scenario with ease. , which has helped us to a great extent to maintain and follow social distancing protocols. Fitness & Health Apps : New alternatives are being introduced by health and itness apps to help people remain it at the comfort of staying indoors due to the pandemic situation. Several itness and health brands have started conducting live workout sessions on their apps and social media platforms. These initiatives have also seen decent traction. Contact Tracing Applications : Contact tracing apps like Aarogya Setu have assisted in tracking the COVID- 19 spread. Technology has also helped in educating people about the entire situation and reminding them to take the necessary precautions. . Telecom operators have used caller tunes for spreading awareness about the pandemic. The facial recognition technology has helped in identifying people accurately even when they are wearing a mask. Technology has also helped in monitoring the movement of quarantined people. CCTV cameras which are enabled with facial recognition feature have helped in identifying infected individuals who do not follow the rules and step out of their homes despite being quarantined. A Final Note COVID-19 has proved that technology innovations have been helping in managing the epidemic in a timely, systematic, and calm manner. A lesson learnt from the COVID-19 pandemic has been to stay prepared well in advance against any crisis at both an individual and collective level. All we need to ight an epidemic like COVID-19 is preparedness. Advancement in technology is steadily progressing; it will undoubtedly continue to grow exponentially. It’s we humans who have to adapt to changes in technology faster and continue to invest in building the technology systems for better preparedness. Jagdeep Mahala First Year, Sec-G, PIET, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 139 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY The industrial revolution (1760-1840) lead to the development of new technologies with immense power. This was succeeded by continued technological advancements in the developed countries like USA, UK, etc. which lead to the development of advanced technologies arounds the world. Since then there was a negative impact of technology on environment which include misuse and damage of natural earth. These technologies have damaged our planet in two main ways; pollution and depletion of natural resources. Due to these negative impacts of the technology on environment and rise in global concern for climate change led to the development of Environmental technology which helps to reduce or solve the negative effects of technology on environment. Environmental Technology is also called ‘green’ or ‘clean’ technology as it means the development of new technologies which helps to save, monitor and reduce the environmental hazards of technology. The new technologies include- Renewable Energy : It refers to the clean energy which can be renewed and cannot be exhausted. It is obtained from renewable resources like sunlight, wind, biogas, hydroelectric energy and geothermal heat. In India renewable energy sector is the fourth most attractive renewable energy market in the world. The government is aiming to achieve 227 GW of renewable energy capacity (including 114 GW of solar capacity addition and 67 GW of wind power capacity) by 2022, more than its 175 GW targets as per the Paris Agreement. Smart Technology : Smart home technology uses devices such as sensor connectivity and other Internet- connected (IoT) devices that can be monitored and con igured remotely to be as energy ef icient as possible and responsive to users' needs. Internet of Things (IoT) is a network of online objects that are able to collect and exchange data using integrated sensor technology. This data allows devices in the network to 'make decisions' independently based on real-time information. For example, smart lighting systems only illuminate the areas they need and the smart thermostat keeps homes at certain temperatures at certain times of the day, thus reducing wastage of energy. Electric Vehicles : Electric vehicles are propelled by electric motors(single or multiple) and they use energy stored in rechargeable batteries. Since 2008 there is an increase in the manufacturing of electric vehicles as they are environment friendly and also they do not cause greenhouse effect because they don’t release carbon emissions. Further they do not contribute to pollution which means they are not harmful to environment, animals, plants and humans. DAC (Direct Air Capture) : DAC technology helps in capturing the carbon dioxide from that the atmosphere and producing a concentrated stream of CO2 for sequestration or utilization. This technology is still in early stages of development. Full scale DACs can absorb annual carbon emissions of average 250,000 cars. In recent years there has been a boost in development of new technologies which has several negative impacts on environment, hence environmental technology is necessary as it uses creative and innovative methods to create environment friendly products. It also aims at development of technology which leads to sustainable development. We should use environmental technology ef iciently then only we can ensure the availability of natural resources and other valuable resources for the upcoming generations. Lakshya Tanwani First Year, Sec-B, PIET, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 140 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
GLOBAL WARMING Introduction : Global warming is the long-term heating of Earth's climate system observed since the pre-industrial period (between 1850 and 1900) due to human activities, primarily fossil fuel burning, which increases heat-trapping greenhouse gas levels in Earth's atmosphere. In simple words, Global warming is the temperature of Earth's surface, oceans and atmosphere going up over tens to thousands of years. Cause of global warming : Global warming is mostly because of people burning things, like gasoline to make cars go and natural gas to keep houses warm. But the heat from the burning itself only makes the world a tiny bit warmer: it is the carbon dioxide from the burning which is the biggest part of the problem. Among the greenhouse gases, the increase of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is the main cause of global warming. When people burn fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas this adds carbon dioxide into the air. This is because fossil fuels contain lots of carbon and burning means joining most of the atoms in the fuel with oxygen. When people cut down many trees (deforestation), this means less carbon dioxide is taken out of the atmosphere by those plants. Conclusion • The atmospheric concentration of CO2 has increased by at least 25 percent since preindustrial times and is currently increasing at about 0.5 percent per year. • Atmospheric concentrations of CFCs, which are a result of industrial activities and have been released into the atmosphere in quantity only since World War II, are currently increasing at about 4 percent per year. • Human-induced climate change has contributed to changing patterns of extreme weather across the globe, from longer and hotter heat waves to heavier rains. • Pollution, fossil fuels, and high population are Main cause of global warming . • There are many of effects that happened already like melting ice. • Most warming is probably the result of human activities. • There will be positive and negative repercussions from global warming. Yogesh Bhutla First Year, Sec-D, PIET, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 141 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Activities conducted by Department of First Year Workshop On “Developing Communication Skills”: Developing communication skills can help many aspects of your life, from your professional career, to social gatherings, to your family life. Communication can be de ined as the process of understanding and sharing meaning. To communicate well is to understand, and be understood. Communication skills are needed to speak appropriately with a wide variety of people whilst maintaining good eye contact, demonstrate a varied vocabulary and tailor your language to your audience, listen effectively, present your ideas appropriately, write clearly and concisely, and work well in a group. The workshop was conducted from 29th October – 9th November, 2020 on the online platform Google Meet, by Dr. Ritu Soryan. The training was a great success as it ended up by giving the trainees all new life lessons and adding another achievement in the trainer’s shaft as well. A wealth of information was presented at the workshop on which much of this report was based. Participants improved their speaking ability in English both in terms of luency and comprehensibility. This online training was welcomed by the attendee’s whole heartedly as well as with full enthusiasm. They not only grasped the concepts but demanded more of this form of workshops. Their dedication and feedbacks have become a trademark and a promise to organize another workshop soon. Ice- Breaking & Team Building : An Ice-breaking & team building workshop took place on November 3rd, 2020. It was conducted by Dr. Ritu Soryan, from irst year department. Student were able to understand the grey areas related to speaking skills. This activity was an extension and illustration of patterns of perception that are covered in class. It gave students an opportunity to see what sort of evidence use to measure and analyze the presence of mind. E-Quiz on “Advance Engineering Mathematics”: Department of Mathematics, Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur, India organized an \"E-Quiz on Advanced Engineering Mathematics\", from 22nd June, 2020 to 24 June, 2020. No registration fees were taken from the participants and an E-certi icate was shared with them on their registered email IDs. Approximately 500 National and International Students/Faculty were participated in this quiz and 307 participants have received the E-certi icates. Workshop to Empower in Adopting Outcome Based Teaching Tools, Techniques & Methodologies : Department of Applied Sciences, PIET; conducted a two days workshop on \"Enabling Technical Teachers for Annual Magazine 2020-21 142 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Adopting Outcome Based Teaching Tools, Techniques, Methodologies\", pro icient school educators will know various sorts of dynamic instructing learning exercises, they need to design, their importance, obvious agreement, and the right cycle to plan and casing for accomplishing signi icant course result. Distinctive progressed instruments, procedures, and approaches will be talked about and shown which can assist instructors with improving learning results. Components of planning guidance conveyance or encouraging arrangement will be clari ied that can assist educators with arranging compelling instructing learning exercises. Modest bunch tips for executing the most recent and exceptionally successful appraisal apparatus as endorsed by updated NBA standards will be introduced. Instructors got hands of involvement to execute the substance of workshop conveyance by doing straightforward activities identi ied with the course they are instructing. The result of the workshop was to improve the instructional method, nature of the educating learning cycle, and in general result of the organization. Workshop to Entrepreneurial Achievement Motivation : The session was conducted on 29 May, 2021, from 9 am onwards and continued till 11:00 am. It was organized for the First-year students and Dr. Ritu Soryan and Mr. Manish Mathuria were the af iliated faulty coordinators. The objective of the session was to explore Entrepreneurial Achievement and Motivation advantages in engineering study. And to introduce Entrepreneurial self-startup bene its for students like get Project’s domain. The session saw 100+ entries which. Participation and registration in workshop were free of cost. Students experienced a special learning session through which they got a better understanding of Entrepreneurial Achievement and Motivation. Students understood the importance of Entrepreneurial. Students are very motivated and happy to know more about it. The content delivery was as per the needs of every student along with the huge interaction. Overall, the workshop was productive. How to Utilize: Design of Experiment for Assessing Quality Research : An online webinar session was executed by Department of Applied Science (First Year), PIET on “Utilization of Design of Experiment to assess quality research”. The session was taken by Dr. Anup Malik (Assistant Professor in Mechanical Engineering Department MNIT, Jaipur). Almost 100 members were presented during the session from various backgrounds and different parts of country. The session was started with a brief introduction of Dr. Malik by Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Director PIET. Then the session was coordinated by Dr. Sama Jain (HOD, First Year). During this session, Dr Anup Malik discussed about: • Basic fundamentals of Design of Experiment and its evolution • Its importance in research and Industrial (R&D). • Explained basic terminologies, which plays a vital role in experimental design • Approach to achieve experimental design • Best Guess approach (Trail & Error method). • One Factor at a Time Approach (OFAT or OVAT) • Factorial Design method. • Some initials of Taguchi Design. He mainly focused on “the selection of various optimization techniques\" which must be according to the Annual Magazine 2020-21 143 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
speci ic research problem. He explained that irst of all the research problem must be formulated well. Later on, the type of data elicitation during the experiments would help to know the number of experiments. These numbers of experiments must be conducted as per the selected technique by following DOE principles. He emphasized that these techniques save the time and cost of experimenter and maintain the quality of research and robustness as well. Dr. Anup Malik also answered important questions asked by participants. At last, Vote of Thanks was proposed by Dr. Krishna Kumar Gupta and Mrs. Priyanka Sharma to our esteemed guest, Dr. Anup Malik, Management of Poornima Group for providing technical support and publicity and to all participants in a very beautiful way. One Day Workshop to Celebrate World Environment Day on the theme \"Ecosystem Restoration\" : The world environment day is celebrated every year on 5th June to raise global awareness to take positive environmental action to protect nature and the planet Earth. It is a day that reminds one and all on the planet to get concerned in environment friendly activities for sustainable approach towards life. With this aim, Department of First Year, Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology has organized a one-day workshop to celebrate World Environment Day with the theme of \"Ecosystem Restoration\" through virtual mode. The workshop was started with the welcome note and blessings presented by Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Principal & Director, PIET, Jaipur. An Expert talk session was conducted by Dr. Gayatri Sharma, Asstt. Professor, UCET, BTU, Bikaner from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM on \"Disaster and Climate Risk Reduction by Innovative Approach\". An online Quiz competition was also organized to spread awareness among students. More than 250 students have participated in the workshop. The workshop was coordinated by Dr. Sama Jain, HoD, Department of First Year, PIET, Jaipur and Vote of Thanks was given by Dr. Neelima Jain, PIET, Jaipur FDP on Internet of Things in association with Shoolin LABS : This FDP program will give a stage to plan and foster constant activities or models utilizing the idea of IoT. An open-source stage will be utilized to reenact and comprehend the idea and strategies for programming regulators and IoT Dashboard. What's more, members will know how the idea of IoT is taking care of the issue of different areas (HealthCare, Agriculture, water bodies, and a lot more through project exhibition. Aside from specialized preparation, the member will get the prologue to the IT-based Incubation community and item improvement stage in the medical care area. What's more, a concise presentation meeting on Entrepreneurship openings in the ESDM area. IoT gadgets can be utilized to screen and control the mechanical, electrical, and electronic frameworks utilized in different kinds of structures (e.g., public and private, modern, organizations, or private) in home computerization and building robotization frameworks. It helps members in different regions like Programming, Sensors, Project, Server Scripting and Product Prototyping Sports Day : After the re-opening of the college, SPORTS CLUB and 1ST YEAR DEPARTMENT together coordinated SPORTS DAY for the 1ST YEAR understudies on twentieth FEBRUARY, SATURDAY. The movement was held during school hours (9 AM - 5 PM) in particular. This was the irst disconnected action coordinated by the games club, in this meeting. With the ideal help and direction of the 1ST YEAR DEPARTMENT, that action had effectively been coordinated. SPORTS DAY was an entire day program, organized in such a way with the goal that the understudies stayed occupied with sports for the entire day. Annual Magazine 2020-21 144 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
It comprised of four games - CRICKET, KHO - KHO, CARROM, and CHESS. First year department had attempted to explore new territory and inconsistent action, which had not at any point been performed before so the understudies get engaged and appreciate the entire day. It was likewise a brilliant chance for all the irst-year understudies to feature their gifts and abilities before the Poornima audience. Webinar on Stress Management: Healthy Mindset for Success : An online class meeting was executed by the Department of First-Year, PIET on \"Stress Management: Healthy Mindset for Success\". The meeting was taken by Dr. Akhilesh Jain (Psychiatry &Nodal Of icer Media and PR in ESI Model Hospital, Jaipur). Very nearly 90 individuals were introduced during the meeting from different foundations and various pieces of the country. The meeting was begun with a concise presentation of Dr. Jain given by Dr. Dinesh Goyal, Director PIET. At that point, the meeting was facilitated by Dr. Sama Jain (HOD, First Year) and Mr. Udit Mamodiya. During one meeting, Dr. Akhilesh Jain has talked about: • Likely explanations of Stress in Students • Side effects of Stress • Sorts of Stress (External and Internal) • The connection among Stress and Performance • Stress the board strategy and so on He zeroed in on the \"Be Assertive Technique\" which means defending your own privileges, communicating your musings, sentiments, and convictions sincerely. Be informative to family, companions, keep a positive mentality and recognize negative reasoning and guarantee prosperity by the positive climate to self just as environmental factors. Dr. Akhilesh Jain has additionally addressed some signi icant inquiries posed by members. Finally, a Vote of Thanks was proposed by Mr. Udit Mamodiya to our regarded visitor, Dr. Akhilesh Jain, Management of Poornima Group for offering specialized help and exposure and to all members in an excellent manner. AICTE Sponsored Five-Days Online Faculty Development Program On \"Life Skills Management – Road – Leadership & Excellence\" : GITAM (Deemed to be University) Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering Department and AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy jointly organized a ive days online Faculty Development Program on \"Life Skills Management – Road – Leadership & Excellence “from 21st -25th June 2021. Dr. Ritu Soryan, Associate Professor from Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur attended the online workshop. The main objective of Life Skills online workshop organized by GITAM under the banner of AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy was to create awareness among the professionals and faculties about life skills management. The organizers of the workshop had arranged fourteen online sessions over the period of ive days. The major topics covering - Introduction of Life Skills Management Road; Mind, Body Harmony Skills and Mind over mood. After completing the FDP, the faculty will itself felt the difference in terms of Holistic Development, Enhanced Potential, Fair-mindedness and Patience Annual Magazine 2020-21 145 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Workshop on GIT & GITHUB : The session was scheduled to be organized on 15 May, 2021. The session started at 9 am and ended at 11 am. The objective of the session was to explore GIT & GITHUB advantages in engineering study. And to introduce GITHUB online bene its for students like get Project’s domain name and web hosting without any charges. The session was organized for 1st year students and Participation and as well as registration were free of cost. Students experienced a special learning session through which they got a better understanding of GIT and GITHUB. Students understood the importance of GITHUB. Students are very motivated and happy by making their own repository at GITHUB. The content delivery was as per the needs of every student along with the huge interaction. Overall, the workshop was productive. The workshop was really appreciated by I year students. GIT & GITHUB environment gives an industry approach experience, actually how the IT companies manages their codes and their versions. They also provides student bene its under college email id, so all the students got their account on GITHUB. Both the experts of Workshop were student of Poornima Campus, so they shared the importance of this topic to juniors (participants). This workshop was also useful in the reference of placement, research, and higher studies of students. Webinar on \"Algae for Food, Energy and Sustainable Environmental Solutions\" : The Department of I Year, Poornima Institute of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur organized a webinar on \"Algae for Food, Energy and Sustainable Environmental Solutions\" on July 4,2020. The expert, Dr. Shailesh Kumar Patidar, Assistant Professor in School for Earth Science, Central University of Rajasthan, Ajmer delivered his thoughts on various topics which the participants appreciated and all the participants gained knowledge from it. The webinar ended with a vote of thanks to the expert and the participants proposed by Dr. Sama Jain, Head of the Department, I year. Workshop on “Empowering Technical Teachers for Adopting Outcome Based Teaching Tools, Techniques, Methodologies” : The Department of First Year, PIET organized a workshop on “Empowering Technical Teachers For Adopting Outcome Based Teaching Tools, Techniques, Methodologies” in association with Vihangam Techno Holistic Organization from 29-30 June, 2020 to make professional college teachers know of different types of active teaching learning activities, and understanding and correct process to design and frame for achieving meaningful course outcome and so on. More than 200 candidates registered for the same and it included various sessions taken by the expert, Prof. Dr. Mrs. Mangal Hemant Dhend, Assistant Professor & Coordinator, Center of Excellence in Teaching & Learning, AISSMS COE, Pune, Maharashtra, India. The event ended with vote of thanks proposed by head of the department of I year, Dr. Sama Jain Ma’am. Student Excellence & Learning Program (SELP) : The Department of I Year, PGI organized a One Week TEQIP-III sponsored Student Excellence & Learning Program (SELP) from February 22-27, 2021 under the leadership of RTU, Kota. It was a twelve hours online fun- illed interactive training given by the certi ied trainers of The Art of Living. It included various activities and sessions on Time Management, Leadership skills, Improved relationship, Sudarshan Kriya, Deep breathing, relaxation, practical de- stressing techniques etc. More than ifty students of PGI participated in it. The activity ended with a vote of thanks to the expert: Mr. Anshul Kalra (Faculty, Art of Living) and the students. Annual Magazine 2020-21 146 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
SKETCHES Piyush Agarwal CS, First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur Kapil Agarwal CS, First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur Ayush Arya Krishna Sharma CS, First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur CS, First Year, Sec-F, PGI, Jaipur Annual Magazine 2020-21 147 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
Department of Civil Engineering “To succeed in your mission, you must have single-minded devotion to your goal.” As the problems the society faces are multi-dimensional so must be our efforts at combatting them. With this view in mind, since the inception of the Department, our goal is to do research in challenging engineering problems and provide ef icient engineering solutions in the various sub-disciplines of Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, Dr Pran Nath Dadheech construction, and maintenance of physically built works like roads, bridges, canals, HOD, Civil dams, and buildings. Civil engineers are important to society as they are often referred to as ‘Builders of Nation’. Teaching-learning process that focuses on skill development of students is very essential for Civil Engineering students. The aim of the programs is to enable students to acquire specialized knowledge related to various technologies in Civil Engineering, as well as to enrich the student's personal, social and cognitive development to meet the challenges of today and tomorrow. Many activities have to do in the regular curriculum in the department of civil engineering. like Road alignments activity, survey camp activity, workshop on building information modeling, software training, and many more are for the enhancement of knowledge with multidisciplinary approach. Civil Engineering is the most important branch in which we • Build • Destroy • Built again • Development directions to society • Clean the water • Provide the best environment for living and growing. The Department of Civil Engineering with its multifaceted faculty maintains its strong links with the construction industry by engaging in consultancy activities. The students here are encouraged to engage in extra-curricular and co-curricular activities which are essential for personality development, nurturing of team spirit, and development of organizational skills. The civil engineering department has well-quali ied, dynamic, and professionally committed staff to cope up with the curriculum. The faculty members are being updated regularly by seminars/workshops with the modern trends in civil engineering to impart quality education for the students. Many research works have to be done for a better future where students explore their minds with the best examples. Our departments have research areas of Transportation Systems Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Water Resources Engineering, Structural Engineering, Remote Sensing, and Construction Technology and Management. Faculties have good knowledge of different skills with their best knowledge. Different types of MOOC courses are to explain and students have to join these courses for their improvement and knowing the living standard in the society. We also give live examples for environment friendly. If the energy of the students is directed to constructive purposes, the whole country will taste the all-around development. A nation can progress if its youth is sincere and educated. Annual Magazine 2020-21 148 Poornima Panorama (Issue-XIV)
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