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New Tech-Based UG Courses

Offering New Tech-Based Under Graduate Courses

B.C.A (Internet of Things)

B.C.A (Data Science)

B.Sc. ( Bio-Medical Electronics)

 

SYNOPSIS OF THREE NEW UNDERGRADUATE COURSES:

The National college ,Jayanagar is introducing three new and unique undergraduate programs from 2019 – 20.  The program is designed to build the theoretical fundamentals in the areas of Data Science, Internet of Things and Bio Medical electronics. The coursework has been designed to suit the industry needs. A panel of National college Alumni like Dr. S. Sitharam Iyengar Distinguished University Professor and Director of Florida International University, Miami, FloridaK.S.G Shankar (Former VP & Chief Quality officer, Symphony Services corporation), Phanibhushan Y Sharma(Chief-Coordinator, Education, Research and Technology, NES) MV Bhujanga,Mentor,  and Alumni  from the Industry and the academic staff of National college have come together to design an exciting curriculum which makes the Students ready for the industry after graduation. The Curriculum builds strong fundamentals in respective subjects, helps the students to apply the theory in practical applications and provides a hands-on approach while learning

On Successful Completion of the Course , Job is Certain since the industry demand in the 3 new areas are growing at a very high rate.

Bio-Medical Electronics:

The 3 year Biomedical electronics undergraduate program prepares the students to develop themselves professionally to meet the current needs in Healthcare technology. Healthcare industry is progressing rapidly with technology. The demand for professionals in this industry segment is projected grow significantly over the years.

During the first two semesters, students learn the fundamentals in Electronics for the embedded technology, They will get hands on experience in handling microcontrollers and  acquire programming skills in C and Verilog. They shall also be exposed to managing large data by learning fundamental theory in Mathematics, Statistics and Database management. The data management is an added skill since the future in  Healthcare industry  involves understanding and analysing of large amount of data.

During the 3rd and 4th semesters students learn 2 streams:  (1)Learning the Human anatomy and physiology,  sensors and equipment’s used in Bio medical instrumentation which capture the data and Signal processing of the Bio-Medical instrumentation data (2) Data Analytics including data analysis, presentation of the analysed data.  Students shall use tools like MATLAB to understand the theory in the laboratory, build projects with ARM controller to learn how to create products for the Healthcare industry using embedded electronics.

The 5th and 6th semesters are focussed on teaching students to apply the skills  learnt in the first 4 semesters in practical applications through hardware software integration, Clinical instrumentation and Biomedical nanotechnology. Students shall get the requisite experience valued by the industry, through projects aligned to industry demand and challenges in the 6th Semester.

The 3 year undergraduate program shall enable to students equip themselves with fundamentals needed to succeed in the area of Biomedical instrumentation, Healthcare data analytics and building embedded products for the Biomedical industry.

Internet of Things:

The 3 year Internet of Things (IoT) undergraduate program prepares the students to develop themselves into professional needs of the IoT technology. IoT industry is a fast growing field with devices and applications enabling communication and decision making between devices. Though the program teaches the basics of the technology, it is focused towards the industrial IoT, IoT in automobile industry segment which is fast growing in India. The demand for professionals in this industry segment is projected grow significantly over the years.

During the first two semesters, students learn the fundamentals in Electronics for the embedded technology, They will get hands on experience in handling microcontrollers and  acquire programming skills in C and Verilog. They shall also be exposed to managing large data by learning fundamental theory in Mathematics, Statistics and Database management. The data management is an added skill since the future in  automobile industry  involves understanding and analysing of large amount of data.

During the 3rd and 4th semesters students learn 2 streams:   (1)Embedded system design, IoT architecture and protocols, communication fundamentals in IoT technology(2) Data Analytics including data analysis, presentation of the analysed data, Cloud computing .  Students shall use tools like RTOS to understand the theory in the laboratory, build projects with ARM controller to learn how to create products for the Automobile industry using embedded electronics and also learn programming Python

The 5th and 6th semesters are focussed on teaching students to apply the skills  learnt in the first 4 semesters in practical applications through building products or applications using IoT technology. In addition, students shall be taught state of the art subjects like Mobile communication systems and Software defined networks for IoT. There will be an opportunity for the students to do an Internship for a full semester with some of the leading organisations to get an exposure to the practical need of the Industry.

The 3 year undergraduate program shall enable to students equip themselves with fundamentals needed to succeed in the areas using IoT technology, Automobile data analytics and building embedded products  and applications using IoT technology.

Data Science:

The 3 year Data Science undergraduate program prepares the students to develop themselves to pursue a career as Data Scientists. Data science is a multidisciplinary blend of data inference, algorithm development, and technology in order to solve analytically complex problems. Data science is a fast growing field of Science which  not only does the exploratory analysis to discover insights from data, but also uses various advanced machine learning algorithms to identify the occurrence of a particular event in the future. A Data Scientist will look at the data from many angles, sometimes angles not known earlier. All domains of business are increasingly moving towards data based predictions increasing the demand of data Scientists across the industry segments.

At the heart of data science  is the ability to view the data through a quantitative lens.  A data scientist needs strong fundamentals in Mathematics and Statistics. Data Scientist should have the capability to develop algorithms and ability to use structured and unstructured data. The 3 years data science program at National college is a blend of Mathematics and statistics fundamentals, Extracting , managing data from large datasets by developing algorithms and  usage of tools to predict and present the conclusions.

During the first 2 semesters, students learn Mathematics and fundamental statistics, Computer organisation , data structures. They shall also be exposed to managing large data by learning fundamental theory in Mathematics, Statistics and Database management. They will also get hands on experience in using tools like Excel and Tableau to apply the theoretical fundamentals of statistics  in practical applications.

During the 3rd and 4th Semesters, students learn analysis and design of algorithms, understanding and using unstructured data, extraction and usage of large datasets. They shall learn the prediction methods through fundamentals of machine learning . They shall learn programming in Python to develop applications for data analytics. They shall be exposed top various open source tools popular in the industry in the field of machine learning.

The 5th and 6th semesters are focussed on teaching students to apply the skills  learnt in the first 4 semesters in practical applications through building r applications using machine learning . They shall be exposed to advanced topics like deep learning , NLP etc. There will be an opportunity for the students to do an Internship for a full semester with some of the leading organisations to get an exposure to the practical need of the Industry.

The 3 year undergraduate program shall enable to students develop themselves as data scientists and contribute to the industry with sound theoretical fundamentals with practical applications.

 

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Add-on Courses

  • Nanotechnology & Nanomaterials

  • Applications of ODE via Mathematical Modeling and Linear Programing

  • Media Writing/Anchoring

  • PCB Design & Fabrication

  • Introduction to programing & .net technology

  • Goods & Services Tax(GST)

  • Consumer Rights & Protection

  • Soft Skills Education

  • Effective English Speaking Course

N E S Sponsored ADD-ON CERTIFICATE COURSE on
‘GANDHI AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT’

It is proposed to introduce an Add-on Certificate Course on ‘Gandhi and Social Development’ for the benefit of the students of the National College Jayanagar, Bangalore-70, with the whole hearted support and good will of its management- The National Education Society of Karnataka (R),Bangalore-04.

A Prelude:
“The Earth provides enough to satisfy every man’s need but not every man’s greed.” – Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the Indian independence movement, venerated today as the “father of the nation,” can be viewed from many different angles – there is Gandhi the nationalist; there is Gandhi the politician; there is Gandhi the prophet of non-violence; and then, there is the Gandhi of Hind Swaraj, the repudiator of modernity and technology and “Western-style” industrial development. One of the greatest figures of the twentieth century, and perhaps of the millennium, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in Gujarat on October 2nd, 1869, and was assassinated January 30th, 1948.

Gandhi declared that “Action is my domain”, so it is necessary to study the details of his life to begin to form a clear picture of his Leadership. The start point is also the end – he was called both “Mahatma”, meaning great soul, and “Bapu”, meaning Father. He was both of those things, not only to his native India, but also to millions of people around the world.

Gandhian approach has always said about the voluntary wants, the need for self-sufficient village communities and the issues relating to better balance between man and nature. Gandhi wanted to have an ideal society of his own imagination and his economic ideas are a part and parcel of his philosophical and sociological ideas. He was interested in the growth of human beings and more significantly the growth of the deprived and underprivileged group of people. He was, in fact, the supporter of the maximization of social welfare and he had a belief that the growth of an economy is relied on the development of the totality of human personality.

Gandhi pleaded for the humanization of knowledge for immunization against the ideas of distrust among the communities of the nations and the nationalities of the world. He wanted to take the country from areas of hostility into areas of harmony of faiths through tolerance, so that we could work towards understanding each other. His mass contact programme was specifically aimed at generating a climate of confidence and competition and eliminating misgiving and misconceptions, conflicts and confrontation. Gandhi also held that bridging the gulf between the well off and the rest was as essential for national integration as inter-religious record. He said that we must work for economic equality and social justice, which would remove the ills caused by distress and bitterness.

The name of Mahatma Gandhi transcends the bounds of race, religion and nation- states, and has emerged as the prophetic voice of the 21st century. He is remembered for his passionate adherence to the practice of non-violence and his supreme humanism. After the great Buddha and Jesus, he once again demonstrated that non-violence could also be effective instruments of social change.

Gandhi too talked of globalization but in a positive manner. His uniqueness did not lie in the fact that he was extraordinary but in his being extraordinarily ordinary and this simplicity of his was reflected in his thoughts too. His idea of swadeshi which talks of “production for neighbors” if applied to the world at large with his theory of “antyodaya” or “the last man” which speaks of providing every individual with the basic necessities can negate the effects of globalization by ensuring everyone fruits of developmental process. It is our firm conviction that, the Weapon of “satya”, “ahimsa” and “compassion” comes into play and helps in restoring the light to the darkening world.

Hence, there is a great need to acquaint the teachers and students, with his thinking and work and involve them in studies, research and extension services for constructive work. Gandhiji’s ideas are desired to be applied to the reconstruction of human society on moral, ethical, non-violent and spiritual foundations.

The Course Objectives:

  • To acquaint the students about the life and works of Mahatma Gandhi;
  • To assess the relevance of Gandhian philosophy to the current modern world situations;
  • To analyse the various Gandhian concepts and relate it to the current problems and concerns;
  • To promote awareness of the principles of Gandhiji’s philosophy for the sustained development of society.
  • To inculcate ethical values propagated by Gandhiji for a healthy growth of personality of the student.

Course Details:

  1. Title of the Course:
    ADD-ON CERTIFICATE COURSE on‘GANDHI AND SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT’
  2. Duration of the Course:
    Six Months – July To December consisting of 30 hours of Class room teaching, Guest lectures by eminent scholars, Audio-visual presentations and 30 hours of Field visits & Social Service.
  3. Eligibility:
    I, III & V Semester Degree Students of all streams
  4. Fees:
    Admission Fee of Rs. 100-00 [One hundred only]
  5. Evaluation:
    a)A test in the month of October, Assignments, Book Reviews,
    Field Work and Final Examination in the month of December.
    b)Marks Breakup: (Total Marks of the course: 200)

    1. Theory Paper for 100 marks
    2. (a) Dissertation on Field work= 50 marks
      (b) Social Service & Attendance=40+10= 50 marks;
      Total: 100 Marks