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Title of the Session: Webinar “Software Development Prototype”
Organizer (Department / Club / Cell/ Committee / Association)	Department of Computer Science
Date : 22.05.2022	Time: 10.30 am to 11.30 am
Mode of the Session : Online	Venue: Webinar
Theme(If Applicable) : Design Thinking
Expert / Speaker Details:
Name: Mr. N. Shaliya	Designation: Founder and Managing Director
Organisation: Zerame Infotech,Coimbatore
Objective(s) of the activity:  PO1: To understand various prototype models used in software development field. PO2: To get the knowledge about the Waterfall Model. PO3: To acquire the insight on Agile Development Model. PO4: To obtain more information about Scrum Model.
Key Highlights: A few major points explained by the speaker to the participants: 1.     Concepts of Prototype Models 2.     Waterfall Model 3.     Agile Development Model 4.     Scrum Model
Outcome(s) of the activity: At the end of the  session, the participants  were able to: 1.     Understand the concepts of Prototype Models in Software development field. 2.     Get knowledge about the Waterfall Model 3.     Acquire the knowledge on Agile Development Model 4.     Imbibe  more information about Scrum Model
Participants Details: v Total No. of students participated: 62 v Total No. of staff (Teaching / Non-Teaching) participated: 5

Cultural Heritage of India was introduced as an extra credit course in the academic year 2021-22 for the 2020-23 batch students. It was resourced by DHAN Foundation, a leading National Professional NGO, who handled the session for 15 hours. It was conducted on 18^th December of 2021 and, 26^th February ,5^th ,12^th & 26^th of March 2022. The topics covered were Society State and Policy in India, Indian Literature, Culture, Tradition, and Practices, Indian Religion, Philosophy and Practice, Cultural Heritage and Performing Arts and Science Management and Indian Knowledge System. The objective of the course is to make the students explore native aspects of knowledge and not only harmonies their way of life but also bring about Moral and Material development of India. It also aims to infuse interest in the students to understand native literature, religion, philosophy and cultural heritage. A total number of 259 students participated and benefitted with a certificate of completion. An extra credit of one is awarded to students who fulfill the criteria of attendance, assignments and online test at the end of the Program. A feedback was also collected.

Trade club of Our Subbalakshimi Lakshmipathy college of science organised an annual day competition – Mimicry on 12.03.2022 (Saturday). Students from various department of our college have been participated and Nivethan BSc F&IS got first place, Jeevayogesh M BSc F&IS got second place. Mr. S. Ravishankar, Head of the department, Bcom Honours and Mr. I. Vivek Ramkumar, Head of the department, Department of Fire and safety were played the role of judges for the competition.   This activity was organised by Mr. A. Raja, Trade Club Coordinator.

Trade club of Our Subbalakshimi Lakshmipathy college of science organised an annual day competition – Connection on 11.03.2022 (Friday). Around 24 students from various department of our college have been participated, customized 8 teams were created among Team 7 (Bhuvana G II ACCA, Snekha II B&I and Janani D U II FSPM) got first place. Mr. S. Ravishankar, Head of the department, Bcom Honours and Mr. Satish Prabhu, Assistant Professor, Department of Fire and safety were played the role of judge for the competition. This activity was organised by Mr. A. Raja, Trade Club Coordinator.

Trade club of Our Subbalakshimi Lakshmipathy college of science organised an annual day competition – Connection on 11.03.2022 (Friday). Around 24 students from various department of our college have been participated, customized 8 teams were created among Team 7 (Bhuvana G II ACCA, Snekha II B&I and Janani D U II FSPM) got first place. Mr. S. Ravishankar, Head of the department, Bcom Honours and Mr. Satish Prabhu, Assistant Professor, Department of Fire and safety were played the role of judge for the competition. This activity was organised by Mr. A. Raja, Trade Club Coordinator.

The Electoral literacy club of SLCS commemorated the national voter’s day on 25.01.2022 by taking the pledge as follows.

“We, the citizens of India having, abiding faith in democracy, hereby pledge to uphold the democratic traditions of our country and the dignity of free, fair and peaceful elections, and to vote in every election fearlessly and without being influenced by considerations of religion, race, caste, community, language or any other inducement”.

Totally 15 faculty members participated.

The Students Forum, Students Corner Club in association with NSS celebrated the NATIONAL YOUTH DAY / YUWA DIVAS 2022 on 12^th January, 2022 and organized a Quiz Competition on the life of Swamiji Vivekananda. Students enthusiastically participated in the quiz competition and gained lots of insights. The responses were scrutinised by Dr.S.Priya, Dean-Academics and Ms.T.Shunmuga Priya, Coordinator, Students Forum. The quiz was shared in a Google form and 284 responses were collected from students and faculty members. The quiz enlightened the students to honour the ideals and thoughts of Swamiji Vivekananda who had tremendous faith in youth. Students learnt moral and ethical values through this quiz. Totally 284 students were benefited by attending this online quiz.            E-Certificates were issued to the students.

Cultural Heritage of India was introduced as an extra credit course in the academic year 2020-21 for the 2019-22 batch students. It was resourced by DHAN Foundation, a leading National Professional NGO, who handled the session for 15 hours. The objective of the course is to make the students explore native aspects of knowledge and not only harmonies their way of life but also bring about Moral and Material development of India. It is also aimed to also infuse interest in the students to understand native literature, religion, philosophy and cultural heritage. A total number of 349 students participated and benefitted from the Program. An extra credit of one is awarded to students who fulfill the criteria of attendance, assignments and online test at the end of the Program.

The feedback responses are as below.

Commemorate “International Journalist Remembrance Day” we the Library Managing Club & Readers Hub jointly organized a seminar on “Journalism” on 2nd November, 2021 in the Seminar Hall at 3.00 pm to 4.00 p.m. the programme was inaugurated by Mrs. M. Gunasundari, Asst.Librarian.

Ms. Catherin Esther Roselin, Asst. Professor Dept of Viscom, the special invitee of our programme delivered a valuable speech about the “Journalism”

In this, she explained about the current trend and the importance of Journalism. Around 60 First year students were participated in this programme. All the students got benefited in this programme.

Selvan. A. Deepak, I Year/ Computer science proposed the vote of thanks.