Activities
under Industry-Institute Interaction
A wide variety of activities has been taken up in collaboration with industry to improve the quality of pass outs. The scope of the scheme is to promote industry-institute interaction in improving the quality of pass outs. All concerned have freedom to think of additional inputs from industry, relate them to functions of technical education system, ultimate outcomes and system improvement. Some of the major activities in the area of industry-institute interaction are: -
1.
Industrial
Training of students and staff
The
students are provided training in the industries in the relevant fields and
teachers are also exposed to industrial innovatives.
2.
Industrial
Visits
The minimum two industrial visits are planned in each semester.
3.
Extension
Lectures
About 10 extension and expert lectures are organized in various fields for students.
4.
Project
work
All the students have to prepare one major and one minor project and students are preparing the utility items in their workshop practices.
5.
Students
Evaluation
The evaluation of students is carried out by associating practising engineers and experts from industry.
6.
Research Development and
consultancy
To update the knowledge and skill of teachers, the research development and consultancy activities have been undertaken by the institute. This will also generate revenue.
7.
Continuing
Education
The
institution has identified some continuing education programmes for working
professionals in tune with changing industrial requirements.
8.
Career
Guidance and job Placement of students
Industry
– Institute Interaction Cell is organizing career opportunities, seminars and
conferences.
9.
Entrepreneurship
Development
With the
industrial globalisation, the enterprises have to be developed by the budding
engineers so six week entrepreneurship development programmes are regularly
organized in the institute in collaboration with HARDICON and other banks
10.
Cooperative Education Programmes
Some of
emerging areas like; computer, electronics, mechanical, the efforts are being
made to redesign these conventional programmes on co-operative basis.
11.
Apprenticeship Training Programmes
There
is a great potential of existing statutory provisions under the apprenticeship
act for providing industrial exposure and inhand experience.
31 seats have been provided to the institute by Board of Entrepreneurship
Training, Kanpur for Graduate Engineers, Diploma Engineers & I.T.I./Vocational
Technicians.
12.
Internal Revenue Generation
The sharing of industrial resources with the industries and utilizing the competence of staff to solve the industrial programme. The revenue is being generated.
