Reduce gap between classroom teaching and industry requirements'

December 10, 2011

Nitte, December 10: Now a days there is a big gap between the classroom teaching and industry requirements and the technical colleges should see that this gap is reduced by proper designing of the engineering education curriculum, said Er Chandrashekharaiah S.B Executive Engineer, SCADA (Design) SLDC, KPTCL., Bangalore.

He was inaugurating two-day national level conference on Advances in Electrical Engineering (NCAEE-2011) held in NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE from Friday.

The quality engineers can produce quality products which not only suit the requirements of the common man but also can compete in the international market. Such conference will help the technologists to update the knowledge in producing quality products and also the area in which the advancement of technology is required, he said.

Dr S Y Kulkarni, Principal of the institute in his presidential speech said: “Advances in any field is a perception and we have to reach to the level of thinking of the advanced countries. The advancement in any field including technology can happen only through research and such conferences will help the researchers to face the future challenges. He also said “Research should not be the continuation of the previous work. The researcher should have a deep knowledge in the chosen field and the result of the research should reach to the common man”.

Prof Vasudeva Shettigar, Head of the department of Electrical &Electronics Engineering welcomed the gathering. Prof Latha Shenoy introduced the Chief Guest. Raksha Adapa proposed the vote of thanks. Arul Lobo compered the ceremony. More than 75 delegates from all over the country registered to present their technical papers in the conference.

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