Academic Planning & Activities

Academic Planning & Activities

The MDM Centre implements several innovative and student-centric practices to ensure a well-rounded academic experience. These include:

Curriculum Design and Development

  • Integration of interdisciplinary courses.
  • Regular curriculum revisions to align with industry trends and accreditation guidelines (e.g.NBA, NAAC).
  • Inclusion of project-based and experiential learning modules.

Research and Innovation Initiatives

  • Establishing research groups for emerging fields like Geomatics, AgriTech, Sustainability and Quantum Technologies.
  • Collaboration with industry for funded research projects and internships.
  • Organizing hackathons, ideation contests, and innovation challenges.

Laboratory and Infrastructure Development

  • Development of labs and infrastructure aligned with the respective MDMs.
  • Promoting virtual labs and remote experimentation for online learners.

Comprehensive Mentorship Program

  • Each student is assigned a faculty mentor to provide personalized guidance in academics, career planning, and personal development.
  • Regular mentorship meetings ensure continuous tracking of student progress and timely intervention for challenges.

Class Advisors (Teachers)

  • Every class has a designated MDM faculty lead who monitors academic performance, attendance, and overall well-being.
  • These faculty leads collaborate with students to set academic and career goals while ensuring compliance with institutional requirements.
  • For A.Y.2024-2025 following class teachers assigned,
  1. FY B.Tech – Mr Sandeep Nevagi

Departmental Committees

  • Board of Studies (BoS):

Board of study committee Review Curriculum Design & approves curriculum, Industry Integration, Skill Development, Outcome Monitoring, Accreditation Support, Stakeholder Feedback

  • The MDM Centre Advisory Board (DAB) plays a pivotal role in guiding the department toward achieving academic and professional excellence.

Program Delivery with Emphasis on Experiential Learning

  • Integration of project-based learning across courses to develop problem-solving and analytical skills.
  • Collaboration with industry partners for live projects, case studies, and workshops on trending technologies.
  • Use of cutting-edge tools, simulation platforms, for each MDM stream.

Projects and Mini-Projects

  • Students undertake mini-projects in sixth semesters and major projects in final year, encouraging application-based learning and research problem statements.
  • Projects will be focussed on solving real-world problems, with themes as below:
  • Organizing project showcases and hackathons to promote innovation and teamwork.
  • Mini Project and mega project guides are assigned to each group to evaluate student progress.

Industry Visits and Internships

  • Regular industrial visits to top robotics, automation and drone companies, startups, and research centres provide students with practical exposure to organizational workflows and cutting-edge technologies.
  • Internship opportunities during semester breaks enable students to gain hands-on experience in real-world projects and applications.

Seminars, Workshops, and Technical Events

  • Regular departmental seminars and guest lectures by industry professionals and academic experts on emerging trends like drones, application of robotics, etc.
  • Workshops on programming languages, frameworks, and tools such as Python and IoT.
  • Hosting hackathons, coding contests, and innovation challenges to foster creativity and competitive spirit among students.

Skill Development Initiatives

  • Conducting soft skills development workshops focusing on communication, teamwork, and leadership.

Research-Oriented Activities

  • Establishing research groups in fields like drones, EV club, etc.
  • Encouraging students to publish research papers, participate in technical conferences, and apply for innovation grants.
  • Collaboration with faculty to develop innovative solutions and products for industry and societal challenges.

Technical Clubs and Extracurricular Activities

  • Active student-run clubs such as Coding Club, Robotics Club, to promote peer learning.
  • Organizing intra- and inter-college competitions to encourage networking and knowledge sharing.
  • Our Students are growing through club culture in curricular and extra-curricular activities.

Continuous Evaluation and Improvement

  • Regular feedback from students and faculty on teaching methods, curriculum design, and overall experience.
  • Adapting to the latest trends in technology and pedagogy to maintain academic excellence.
  • Continuous Evaluation is done for laboratory courses by taking Laboratory Assessment 1 and 2(30 Marks) End Semester Examination (40 Mark)
  • Continuous Evaluation for the theory courses are taken in the form of In semester evaluation 1 and 2 (20 Mark) Mid Semester Evaluation (30 Mark) End Semester Evaluation (50 Mark)
  • In semester evaluation taken in the form of Oral, Quiz, Presentation, MCQ etc.

 Program Delivery

  • The department emphasizes experiential and project-based learning to foster practical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
  • Strong industry collaborations ensure students gain exposure to real-world applications through live projects, guest lectures, and internships.
  • Departmental faculty use different innovative methods to engage lecturers like video lecture, interactive lectures, Discussions etc.

Industry-Academia Collaboration

  • Partnerships for internships, co-op programs, and guest lectures.
  • Establishing incubation centers for student startups.

Inviting industry experts for curriculum input and mentorship

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