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The objective of this industry visit was to provide students with practical exposure to current industry practices and emerging technologies, bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world application. BCA third-semester students participated in the visit to enhance understanding of how the technologies like Microsoft 365 Copilot, Power Apps, Artificial Intelligence, Block chain, etc are used in professional settings.
students visiting MCN Solutions Pvt. Ltd, aimed at bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world applications. The visit exposed students to cutting-edge technologies such as Microsoft 365 Copilot, Power Apps, Artificial Intelligence, and Blockchain.
The session began with a warm welcome by Mr. Atul Gupta (Project Lead), followed by an insightful demonstration by Mr. Shiv Sharma (Software Architect) on AI tools and Copilot integration in Microsoft 365. Later, Mr. Rohit Gupta introduced Blockchain fundamentals and real-world uses, while also offering certifications in areas like Prompt Engineering, Cyber Security, and Python.
This hands-on experience helped students gain practical knowledge through live demos and expert interactions, enhancing their skills and preparing them for future career opportunities.

I.T.S UG campus, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad organized a workshop on "IOT, Python, SQL and AI/ML" on 28th July’ 2025 by Dr. Sumedha Sharma from Boston University.
I.T.S UG Campus is committed towards the vision of preparing students to be safe, responsible, and innovative digital citizens. This workshop was an endeavour to improve the quality of its continuing academic courses and expose students to global technology trends.
The objective of this workshop was to foster an understanding of global technology trends, introduce the core concepts of IoT, AI, and ML, highlight the pivotal role of data in the contemporary world, and provide a foundational understanding of Python and SQL.
The speaker of the session was Dr. Sumedha Sharma, a results-driven Data Analyst from Boston University. She is currently pursuing her Master's in Applied Data Analytics from Boston University and holds postgraduate credentials in Data Science and Business Analytics from The University of Texas at Austin and Great Lakes Institute of Management. Dr. Sharma has over 5 years of experience in data research and analytics, including her previous role as a Senior Researcher at Industrial Info Resources. She is technically proficient in Python, R, and SQL, along with various data science libraries and tools.
The event commenced with a warm welcome extended to the distinguished speaker. The respectable Chairperson of the BCA Program, Dr. Vidushi Singh, formally started the session. She expressed her heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Sumedha Sharma for accepting the invitation and emphasized the importance of such interactions in bridging the academic-industry gap and enriching the student learning experience.
This was followed by an address from the respected Vice Principal-UG Campus, Dr. Nancy Sharma, who warmly welcomed Dr. Sharma on behalf of the institution. She appreciated the relevance of the session's theme and encouraged students to remain proactive and inquisitive throughout the workshop. She highlighted the significance of acquiring interdisciplinary technical knowledge in today’s rapidly evolving digital environment.
The session was further graced by the presence of the honourable Director-UG Campus, Dr. Sunil Kumar Pandey, who extended his warm regards to the speaker and applauded her vast experience in the field of data analytics. In his remarks, he motivated students to leverage such opportunities to stay aligned with global technology trends and urged them to explore the limitless possibilities emerging in areas like AI, IoT, and data science.
Dr. Sumedha Sharma then commenced her insightful presentation.

• She began with an overview of "The Global Tech Landscape", identifying the 4th Industrial Revolution as a nucleus of innovation driven by AI, IoT, Cloud, and Big Data.
• Dr. Sharma explained that AI involves machines that learn, IoT connects devices, Cloud enables data access from anywhere, and Big Data is key to understanding the world through massive datasets. She noted that companies like Google, TCS, Infosys, and Tesla are actively hiring in these fields for applications like smart homes and self-driving cars.

• The lecture explored IoT as a network of connected devices, covering its components like sensors, connectivity, and data processing. Examples such as smart fridges, fitness trackers, and their application in India's smart cities and agri-tech were discussed.

• Transitioning to Artificial Intelligence (AI), it was described as the science of making machines mimic human intelligence, with applications like chatbots and image recognition. This was followed by an interactive "Quick True or False Game", where students enthusiastically participated through chat and raised hands.

• Machine Learning (ML) was presented as a subset of AI that learns from data, with types including Supervised, Unsupervised, and Reinforcement learning. The session emphasized that "Data is the New Oil," highlighting its critical role in decision-making for sectors like eCommerce and healthcare.

• The final part of the session focused on practical tools. SQL was described as the language for communicating with databases, and Python as a flexible language for data processing using libraries like Pandas, NumPy, and Matplotlib. Dr. Sharma conducted a mini hands-on demo for both SQL and Python.
The session was highly engaging and concluded with Dr. Sharma, sharing valuable resources for continuous learning, including W3Schools, DataCamp, Kaggle, and the "Alex The Analyst" YouTube channel. Students actively interacted with the speaker, asked pertinent questions, and gained a clearer understanding of these cutting-edge technologies.

Approx. 500 students from BBA and BCA 2nd & 3rd year who had registered for the IIC session and for Placement Readiness Enhancement Program attended the Expert Talk that was led by Mr. Rishabh Agarwal, Director- Xovian Aerospace Technologies, Vadodara, Gujarat. During his session Mr. Rishabh shed light on how AI is transforming the Supply Chain in the EPC Arena. He discussed upon what EPC is, what are the challenges in traditional EPC supply chain, what are long lead items and the procurement and purchase orders are to be planned and prepared for such items. He also shared inputs on material planning and BOM forecasting. He then discussed where all in the world are the EPC equipment made and how the logistics have to be planned, which are the major ports and the supplier hotspots across the world.
He also shed light on how route surveys are done for transporting the material and equipment, discussed the INCOTERMS, SOLAS, VGM & Maritime Compliance, role of LSPs in Project Success and later shared inputs on the rise of AI in supply chain focusing on real time logistics viability, digitalization in EPC Documentation and Training.
The entire session was very informative and enlightening for the students who were attentive throughout the discussions. The speaker answered to the queries of the students related to hacking of data and how data security can be achieved while using digitalized AI models.

The objective of this PREP Module is to sensitize the students with Soft skill development, Java Programming skill , Mathematical and aptitude learning , Aptitude test Preparation.
Session : 1
Session 1 was taken by Dr. Aniket . In his session ,he covered many important topics like :
• Importance of aptitude in placement tests
• Introduction to divisibility rules
• Divisibility rules for numbers 5,6,8,11 etc .
• Shortcut techniques to check divisibility quickly .
• Practice questions and live problem-solving .
• Tips and tricks to solve problems under time constraints.
Students expressed interest in having such sessions on topics like LCM & HCF. They also asked many queries and doubts in this session.
Session :2
Second session was taken by Prof. Amit Singh & Prof. Monika Kansal. The session aimed was to introduce students to the fundamentals of Java programming to help students understand Java syntax, structure, and key programming concepts to lay a strong foundation for future software development or placement preparation. The following topics were covered during the two-hour interactive session:
 History of Java ,JDK, JVM,JRE, JIT
 Static block,Abstract Classes, Interfaces, Method overloading, Method overriding.
Session :3
Third session was taken by Pro. Anjali Gupta . The session aimed to improve students’ command over English vocabulary and grammar, which are essential for effective communication, competitive exams, academic writing, and professional development.
In her session , she explained many new important words and their use in corporate .She also explained ,how an employee in the company can grow by using a good quality words .She also explained that a good communication is also important for good placements , growth in the company .
Session :4
Fourth session was taken by Prof. Munna Mishra . The purpose of the session was to enhance students’ soft skills, which play a vital role in personal development and career readiness. The session focused on communication, teamwork, leadership, adaptability, and interpersonal skills—all of which are crucial for academic success and professional growth.