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·        To provide basic understanding in Port Operations.

·        To understand the process of loading and unloading cargo operations.

·        To understand the traffic process of vessels into the port.

·        Students along with staff reached the VOC Port at 11.30 a.m.  After paying the necessary entry fee, the port authority permitted to visit the unloading area of Berth No. 9, where a bulk carrier vessel was unloading the Coal cargo.

·        Later, we were permitted to enter in to the deck of the ship and observed the loading process.

·        Finally, we visited the signal station of the port, where the station in charge explained the process of entry and exit traffic into the port.

·        The students were able to

·        understand the basic port operations in the port and obtained the hands- on training of loading process inside the bulk career ship.

·        understand the traffic operations of the vessels inside the port.

v Total No. of students participated: 35

v Total No. of staff participated: 2

v To Provide Knowledge about Government Plans and Entrepreneurship Programmes.

v To Promote First Generation Businessman among students community.

v To provide an idea for start-up business and incubation centre

v The BBA Zeal Association organized the program.

v The Guest Prof. Thiirukoshtiyur K. Manikandan explained the concepts like ethics in Administration, Time Management, Innovation, and Creativity.

v The speaker narrated the qualities of successful entrepreneur, SWOT Analysis, and the various government funding agencies that promote students entrepreneurs.

v The students were accompanied by Dr.Kumaran Thayumanavan, HoD, Dr. B. Meenakshi Sundaram Assistant Professor and Mr. B. Vairamuthu, Assistant Professor – Department of BBA.

v Students were able to understand the concept of Startup ideas.

v The Students showed keen interest in generating business ideas They also obtained the knowledge and guidance from the speaker to become an entrepreneur.

v Total No. of students participated: 109

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 3

1)  Ms. V.V Vinothini

2)  Ms. M Sarmila

3)  Ms. T. K Kiruthika Lakshmi

I B.Com B&I (Proprietor – Vino Bakes)

I B.Com B&I

I B.Com B&I

ü  To develop their skills as an entrepreneur, innovators, and leaders.

ü  To create essential awareness amongst the students on “Entrepreneurship as a career option”.

ü  To explore entrepreneurship as a potential career.

ü  To improve their knowledge base about entrepreneurship trends and opportunities.

ü  The IIC aims to create an entrepreneurial ecosystem in the campus.

ü  Ms. V.V Vinothini, I B.Com (Banking and Insurance), Proprietor of Vino Bakes presented her own experience in the setup of her new business to the students of I B.Com (B&I).

ü  Ms. M Sarmila, I B.Com (Banking and Insurance), delivered a presentation on “Entrepreneur (Triple E’s)” to I B.Com (Banking and Insurance) students, in an efficient manner.

ü  Ms. T K Kiruthika Lakshmi, I B.Com (Banking and Insurance), delivered a presentation on “Entrepreneur (Business Risk)” to the student of I B.Com (Banking and Insurance) in an efficient manner.

At the end of the program,

ü  Students expressed interest and intention to explore entrepreneurship as a career.

ü  Direct interaction between students promoted active learning.

ü  The program enhanced the confidence of the students to become an entrepreneur.

ü  Students asked for clarification regarding – the business startups and management of the business, the speaker clarified their doubts.

Total No. of students participated: 66

Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 4

·         To enable the students to understand ‘Event photography’ and know the required materials.

·         To create an insight as to how we can quote price for a particular event.

Mr. ThameemAnsar explained in detail about photography. He explained the different types of cameras and different types of lighting. He also explained 360° Camera and its history. Photography is an art of capturing light with a camera. The students appreciated the session.

·         The studentsacquired a clear knowledge about ‘Event photography’.

·         The students were able to quote prices that were in the industry standards.

·         The students came to know as to how they have to approach a customer.

v  Total No. of students participated: Total – 30[(I B.Sc(Ani)- 21, I B.Sc.(Viscom)-8,I M.Sc.(Viscom)-1]

v  Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: Viscom – 5, Animation – 2.

v  Peer teaching will enhance learning by enabling learners to take responsibility for reviewing, organizing, and consolidating existing knowledge and materials.

v  Peer learning will enable them to move away from dependence on teachers and gain more opportunities to enhance their learning

v  They have the chance to experience and learn that “teaching is the best teacher.”

v  The Department of Commerce B.Com (Banking and Insurance) organized a peer teaching session on 01.07.2022 in the 1^st year B.Com (B&I) classroom as a tool of participative learning.

v  Mr. J. Pandi Ajay from I^st year B.Com (B&I) handled the topic “Royalty Accounts” to the peers.

v  He explained the topic in an efficient manner.

v  All the students observed their effective teaching attentively. The session was lively and interactive.

v  Direct interaction between students promoted active learning.

v  Peer teachers reinforced their learning by instructing others.

v  Students felt more comfortable when interacting with the peer.

v  Peers and students shared a similar discourse, allowing for greater understanding.

v  Peer teaching helped the students build confidence and communication abilities.

v  Total No. of students participated: 78

v  Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 4

v To create awareness among the villagers about the maintenance of Physical and Mental Health by practising Yoga regularly.

v To observe World Yoga Day.

v The Students of I BBA prepared Posters on the theme “Tips for maintaining physical and mental health by practising yoga” and visited Nedumadurai Village which is nearby our College.

v The students explained the importance of our ancient practice “Yoga:” that leads to peaceful mind and healthy body.

v They also insisted the villagers to practise some simple  yogasanas and explained the benefits of yoga to them.

v The students were accompanied by Mr. B. Vairamuthu, Assistant Professor – Department of BBA

v The villagers in Nedumadurai understood the importance of yoga to their life and promised to follow the methods.

v They also requested us to conduct  yoga training to them.

v Total No. of students participated: 28

v Total No. of Villagers participated: Around 72

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 1

PO1: To realize the basics of object orientation mechanism.

PO2: To acquire the knowledge about the comparison of object orientation with procedure orientation

PO3: To obtain the importance of object orientation mechanism applied in real time applications such as RedBus, MakeMyTrip etc.

PO4: To gain more information about software companies which focuses on object orientation paradigm.

A few major points explained by the speaker to the participants:

1.      Reusability of object oriented mechanism

2.      Comparison of object orientation with procedure orientation

3.     Development of ERP softwares using object oriented concepts like inheritance, reusable of pre-defined code.

At the end of the  session, the participants  were able to:

1.      Understand the basics of object orientation mechanismand know the employable opportunities in that domain.

2.      Get knowledge about the comparison of object orientation with procedure orientation.

3.      Obtain the importance of object orientation mechanism applied in real time applications such as RedBus, MakeMyTrip etc.

4.     Gain more information about software companies which focuses on object orientation paradigm.

v Total No. of students participated: 81

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 5

v To create awareness among the villagers about the ramification of Child  labour.

v To develop and improve children’s abilities by imparting the values of Education, Health and Nutrition.

v The Students of I BBA prepared Posters on the theme “Avoid Child Labour” and visited the Solankuruni Village which is nearby our College.

v The students explained the importance of childhood and insisted the villagers to encourage and nourish the children through Education, Health and Nutrition.

v They also explained how the child labours are affected mentally and physically in the society.

v The students were accompanied by Dr. B. Meenakshi Sundaram Assistant Professor and Mr. B. Vairamuthu, Assistant Professor – Department of BBA

v The villagers in Solankuruni promised that they will not allow their children to become a labour in future. .

v Total No. of students participated: 11

v Total No. of Villagers participated: 33

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 2

v To know about brief history of IPR, its types and Description

v To  know about  salient features of Intellectual Properties such as Patent Rights, Trademarks , Industrial Design, Geographical Indication, Copyrights etc.

v To know about the benefits of  Patent, copyright and trademark

v To know the method of applying IPR

v  The expert speaker gave a brief introduction on IPR and explained various related terms such as copyrights ,patents and trade mark etc.

v The expert speaker explained  in detail the benefits of the licensor and  licensee by IPR

v He also discussed about the types of Intellectual Properties and Description.

v Learn and understand the nature of IPR

v Obtain awareness on various aspects of Intellectual Properties like What is a Patent, Patent Rights, Trademark, Industrial Design, Geographical Location

v Understand the method of applying Patent, Copyrights, Trademark and Industrial Design

v Student learned  about the benefits of registering for IPR

v Total No. of students participated:  262

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated:  16

v To create awareness about the evil effects of Smoking

v To insist on avoidance of Tobacco usage.

v The Students of I BBA prepared Posters on the theme “Avoid Smoking” and visited the Eliyarpathi Village, nearby our College.

v They explained the evil effects of smoking and advised to stop smoking by creating the awareness among the general public.

v The students were accompanied by Dr, Chandran, AP – Department of Tamil

v The villagers and the businessmen in and around Eliyarpathi village appreciated the students and their concern in establishing the health among the villagers.

v Total No. of students participated: 8

v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 1