BRAKES INDIA
The
students of our college attended the drive for Brakes India on 13th
October, 2023. The students were to be present at the CSE department for the
drive in the proper attire with laptops fully charged and all the
specifications given by the organization. Only LAN enabled laptops are to be
used by the students. Everyone who attended the drive had done well and had given their best. “Do the best you can till you know better. Then when you know
better, do better.”
EDIFY ENGINEERING SOLUTION DRIVE
The
drive conducted on 11th October, 2023 for Edify Engineering Solution. The students
and volunteers were all present at Sangamam Hall for the round one drive. The
students had performed well and have learnt a lot. Among them, Jeya Shree.M –
4th year EEE and Rajalakshmi.B – 4th year MECH were the students who got placed
in the Edify Engineering Solutions Congratulations to the students for their
achievements and those who took part in the drive putting in their utmost
efforts.
On
the whole, the total placements – 32, with students from respective
departments,
ECE
– 10
EEE
- 9
CSE
– 7
MECH
– 5
CIVIL
– 1
NSS ORIENTATION
The
National Service Scheme of our college conducted its Orientation program on 12th
October,2023 at Murugappa hall. The first and second year NSS volunteers of our
college attended the program. Our principal Dr. P. K Palani sir presided over the
function and Chief guest Mr. M. Martin Luther King sir, Tahsildar delivered a
lecture on “Students contribution to the society” in the presence of the
Program Officers Mr. S. Balasundar sir, Dr. S.M. Sivagami ma’am and Dr.R.N.Mariammal
ma’am.
YRC ORIENTATION
“To
serve” as the motto is, YRC aims to help everyone and likeminded people with
likeminded goals must come together. With regard to this, YRC conducted the
orientation for the students of the 2nd years on 12th
October, 2023 in the Gallery Hall. The students were informed about what YRC is
all about and the camp that would be conducted. They were also taught about
importance of CPR and how to perform it. The students participated with great
enthusiasm and have learnt a lot from the program.
“Here’s
to the dreams yet to be realized, the talents yet to be discovered, and the
friendships yet to be formed.”
The
department of Electronics and Communication conducted ‘NEO FIESTA’, a welcoming
freshers’ party for their first year young blossoms along with their
association, ECEA. The Head of the Department, Dr. A. Sivanantha Raja Sir
presided over the function and our respected Principal Dr. P. K. Palani Sir
felicitated it. Teaching Faculties, Non-teaching Faculties, technical staffs
and students from all years invited for the function. The final year ECE
students conducted it in a joyful manner making each and everyone to interact
with one another.
The Chairman of GATE-JAM 2024 and a professor of Biotechnology Department in IITM, Dr. Rapala Suresh Kumar came to our college campus to provide a short introduction session on gate examination. The session was inducted on 12th October from 2:45 P.M. in Sangamam Hall. Students from third and final year took part in this program along with their Faculty Advisors and got benefitted. The syllabus, papers and some important aspects of Gate examination was explained by the Chairman himself.
EMPOWER’23
The EMPOWER conference is a yearly technical gathering that aims to bring together all parties involved in the assistive technology industry, including researchers, user organizations, businesses, and policymakers. Members of the EMPOWER Program Committee are from the assistive technology domain of top NGOs, technology incubators, and academic institutions. The EMPOWER’23 Conference was held at IITM Research Park, Chennai from 5th – 7th October. Various workshop has been conducted on the very first day of the conference. As a part of the conference, Student design challenge has also been conducted in which participants were given with five problem statement related to Assistive technology. Three teams from our college participated in the Design challenge but not qualified to the finals. It was announced in this conference that the next conference will be held at the National Institute of Speech and Hearing, Trivandrum.
TECHBYTES:
BRAIN FINGERPRINTING:
Brain fingerprinting is a
neuroscientific technique used to determine whether a person has specific
information stored in their brain. Brain fingerprinting is based on the idea
that the brain generates distinct electrical responses (P300 waves) when a
person recognizes familiar information. This recognition response can be
measured using electroencephalography (EEG). Brain fingerprinting has been used
in criminal investigations to determine if a suspect has specific knowledge of
a crime scene or event. It has also been explored in the fields of counterterrorism
and national security for detecting potential threats. Brain fingerprinting is
not foolproof and can produce false positives or false negatives. The technique
relies on the assumption that memory recognition is a reliable indicator of
guilt or innocence, which may not always be the case. It is a subject of debate
regarding its accuracy and ethical implications.
APTITUDE:
1.What is the next number in the series: 2, 6, 12, 20, __?
(a) 30
(b) 24
(c) 36
(d) 42
2. If you toss a fair coin three times, what is the probability of getting at least one head?
(a) 1/8
(b) 7/8
(c) 1/4
(d) 3/4
3.
If it takes 6 hours for 8 workers to complete a project, how long will it take
for 12 workers to complete the same project?
(a) 2 hours
(b) 4 hours
(c)3 hours
(d) 8 hours
4. If the price of a product increases from $50 to $60, what is the percentage increase?
(a) 10%
(b) 15%
(c) 20%
(d) 25%
5.
A, B, C, and D are sitting in a circle. If A is sitting next to D, who is
sitting next to B?
(a) C
(b) D
(c) A
(d) It can't be determined.
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