Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Institute of Technology (IOT), University of Kashmir conducted one day technical/educational tour to Doordarshan Kendra (DDK) Srinagar,

which took place on 26.09.2024 in which a total of 35 students from B.Tech 8thand M.Tech 4th semester of our Department participated in the event. The students were accompanied to the site by department faculty members Er. RoufulAlam Bhat, Dr Bilal Ahmad Malik, Dr Mohammad Ayoub Sofi,and Dr Shazia Ashraf. The tour captured the significant learnings and site visits that contributed to the academic growth of the participants particularly in the field of communication engineering (audio/video transmission and reception).

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, Institute of Technology, Zakura Campus, University of Kashmir Hosts 'Let Us Talk' Event for Open Dialogue Between Students of 3rd sem batch 2023 and Faculty

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at the University of Kashmir successfully organized a unique event titled "Let Us Talk" in the month of August. This interactive session was designed to foster open communication between students and faculty, providing a platform for students from all semesters to voice their thoughts, concerns, and aspirations.

During the event, students openly discussed a wide range of topics, including personal and academic challenges, dreams for the future, societal issues, and suggestions for improving the college experience. The session was structured to encourage candid conversations, allowing students to provide direct feedback to the department and faculty members.

TED-X NIT Srinagar, under the banner of Explore -X organised a Technical Speaker Talent hunt, at the Dept. of ECE, Where many students delivered technical talks.The Explore-X event is a precursor to the main event organised by NIT Srinagar and held at University of Kashmir,The best speakers  selected from the Explore-X will be part of the main event. Ms. Aroos Rasool and Mr. Hadi Badri of the Dept. of ECE were declared as winners and will hence represent the Dept. at TED-X NIT.

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering conducted a highly engaging online seminar titled "Artificial Intelligence: Skilling Yourself for the Future" on the 3rd of September, 2024.

The event brought together students, faculty members, and external participants to discuss the latest trends in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how individuals can prepare themselves for the evolving landscape of technology. The seminar was conducted in a hybrid format, with participants attending both online via Google Meet and in-person at the Zakura Campus. The primary aim of the seminar was to equip students and faculty members with an understanding of the advancements in AI and how to develop skills relevant to the future job market. The discussions emphasized the importance of staying up-to-date with AI trends and innovations to be future-ready. The seminar featured three distinguished speakers, each an expert in the field of Artificial Intelligence and technology:

 

The students of Degree College ,Athura,Baramullah,paid a visit to the lab facilities of the Department on 2nd September 2024, where Ms. Aroos Rasool, Head Girl,8th semester ECE made them abreast with the facilities present in the department.The students were acquainted with various prospects in ECE branch and STEM education.

Er. Rouf Ul Alam and Dr. Abdul Mueed hafiz, Sr. Assistant Professors of the dept. secured a Patent on a novel device to check for hazardous and abnoxious gases in tunnels and deep wells before any manual works.

HiQmah's (iQuasar) &  Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Host Corporate Readiness Workshop organized on 27th  August, 2024

HiQmah, a prominent skill development organization dedicated to bridging the gap between academia and industry, in collaboration with the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, recently organized a one-day Corporate Readiness Workshop for college students in Jammu & Kashmir. The workshop, designed to prepare students for the professional world, was conducted over five hours and divided into two interactive sessions of 2.5 hours each.

The workshop focused on essential skills for thriving in a corporate environment:

  • Effective Communication Skills: Emphasizing the importance of clear and confident communication, both written and verbal, to make strong first impressions and foster successful collaboration.

  • Teamwork and Collaboration: Building the ability to work effectively within teams, creating a positive and productive work environment.

  • Time and Task Management: Teaching strategies for efficient time management, task prioritization, and meeting deadlines while minimizing distractions.

  • Interview Preparation: Preparing students to confidently navigate job interviews, showcasing their strengths and qualifications.

  • Proposal Development: Training in the development of clear and compelling proposals.

The workshop aimed to equip students with the skills necessary to become effective team players, manage their time efficiently, minimize distractions for optimized productivity, and approach job interviews with confidence.

This collaborative effort between HiQmah and the Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering underscores their commitment to enhancing the career readiness of students in Jammu & Kashmir, ensuring they are well-prepared to enter the corporate world.






DEPT. OF ECE CONDUCT ASPIRERS MEET INSPIRERS EVENT   on 22nd  August, 2024

 

The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering at the University of Kashmir successfully organized a one-day event titled "Tech Futures: Alumni Insights for Students," aimed at bridging the gap between academic learning and real-world technology careers. The event took place on 22nd August, 2024 and featured Er. Aijaz, a distinguished alumnus of the department and currently a Senior System Engineer at Qualcomm.

Er. Aijaz, who has an impressive academic and professional background, qualified the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) in 2019. He went on to complete his Master of Technology (M.Tech) from IIT Jammu, where he graduated as a Gold Medalist. His journey from being a student at the University of Kashmir to securing a pivotal role at Qualcomm served as an inspiring example for the current students.

During the event, Er. Aijaz shared his experiences and provided invaluable insights into the rapidly evolving tech industry. He emphasized the importance of staying updated with the latest technological trends and how students can leverage their academic knowledge to build successful careers in the tech sector.

The interactive session allowed students to ask questions and gain a deeper understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the tech world. The event was well-received, with students expressing their appreciation for the opportunity to connect with a successful alumnus and learn from his experiences.

The Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering continues to focus on providing students with opportunities to enhance their learning beyond the classroom, and events like "Tech Futures: Alumni Insights for Students" play a crucial role in achieving this goal.







Hands-On Learning: Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering’s Technical Tour to Upper Sindh Hydroelectric Power Station

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at the University of Kashmir recently organized a one-day technical tour on 20th August, 2024 to the Upper Sindh Hydroelectric Power Station. The tour provided students with a hands-on learning experience, allowing them to explore the practical aspects of power generation and the functioning of a hydroelectric power station.

During the visit, students were given an in-depth overview of the station's operations, including the mechanics of hydroelectric power generation, the role of turbines and generators, and the significance of such power stations in meeting the energy demands of the region. The tour also included a detailed explanation of the environmental and engineering challenges involved in operating a hydroelectric power facility.

The technical tour was an excellent opportunity for students to connect theoretical knowledge from their coursework with real-world applications, enhancing their understanding of the field. The faculty members accompanying the students ensured that the visit was both informative and engaging, addressing various technical queries raised by the students.

This initiative is part of the department's ongoing efforts to provide students with experiential learning opportunities, bridging the gap between classroom education and industry practices.





Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, Institute of Technology, Zakura Campus, University of Kashmir Hosts 'Let Us Talk' Event for Open Dialogue Between Students and Faculty

The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering at the University of Kashmir successfully organized a unique event titled "Let Us Talk" in the month of August. This interactive session was designed to foster open communication between students and faculty, providing a platform for students from all semesters to voice their thoughts, concerns, and aspirations.

During the event, students openly discussed a wide range of topics, including personal and academic challenges, dreams for the future, societal issues, and suggestions for improving the college experience. The session was structured to encourage candid conversations, allowing students to provide direct feedback to the department and faculty members.

Key topics of discussion included:

  • Academic Challenges: Students shared their experiences and challenges related to coursework, exams, and research opportunities.

  • College Improvements: Suggestions were made regarding campus facilities, extracurricular activities, and overall student support services.

  • Societal Issues: Broader societal concerns and their impact on students were also discussed, highlighting the importance of a supportive academic environment.

  • Future Aspirations: Students expressed their goals and dreams, seeking guidance on how the department can help them achieve these ambitions.

The "Let Us Talk" event was well-received by both students and faculty, with many participants appreciating the opportunity for open dialogue. The feedback gathered during the session will be instrumental in guiding future departmental initiatives and improvements.

This event reflects the department's commitment to creating an inclusive and supportive environment where students feel heard and valued.