DOGRA HERALD BUREAU
JAMMU, Dec 1
The industrial visit orchestrated by the Department of Computer Science Engineering at Yogananda College of Engineering and Technology (YCET) to AVI Softwares in Channi Himat, Jammu, stands out as a commendable initiative, tailored specifically for the 7th, 5th, and 3rd-semester students.
Recognizing the pivotal role of industrial visits in engineering education, the department aimed to bridge the theoretical-practical gap, exposing students to the forefront of technological advancements. These experiences provide a nuanced understanding of industry operations, shedding light on challenges and constraints. The overarching goal is to equip students with the adaptability required for evolving technological landscapes, fostering self-identification of strengths, and paving the way for enhanced future performance in their careers.
Avinash Kumar Sharma, the Director of AVI Softwares, played a pivotal role during the visit, delivering a comprehensive briefing on the company’s inner workings.
This encompassed ongoing projects and a spectrum of services ranging from Website Designing, Computer Training, and Online Software Applications to Search Engine Optimization and Offline Software Applications. The interactive sessions with former YCET students, Muskan and Jatin, added a personal touch to the visit. Their shared experiences served not only to motivate the current students but also to underscore the practical importance of active engagement in such industrial experiences for future opportunities.
The impact of the industrial visit was palpable, offering students a transformative and enriching experience that went beyond traditional classroom learning. The recognition and commendation from the management of JGEI underscore the significance of such initiatives.
The call for making these visits a continuous practice aligns with the commitment to providing students with ongoing opportunities for practical exposure.
Director YCET, Dr. Mukesh Kumar Rana, Er. Dinesh Gupta (Dean Academics), and Er. B.R. Verma (Chief Coordinator, YCET) extended their heartfelt compliments to the Computer Science Engineering Department for orchestrating a successful and educational visit. This acknowledgment reflects not only the success of this particular initiative but also the ongoing dedication of the department to holistic student development.
