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Dr. Ashima Mehta |
Advance Java |
Project Based Learning |
Real-World Projects: Assign projects that simulate real-world scenarios and applications.
Incremental Projects: Break down large projects into smaller, manageable tasks that build on each other |
1. Improved Critical Thinking 2. Prepares students for professional environments. 3.Cultivates leadership skills and confidence |
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Dr. Yashvardhan Soni |
Data Structure |
Video Lectures |
Visual Learning Enhances Understanding: Video lectures can include visual aids like animations, diagrams, and flowcharts to represent how these structures work, making it easier for students to grasp difficult ideas. Flexible Learning Pace: Video lectures allow students to learn at their own pace. They can pause, rewind, or rewatch sections of the video that explain difficult concepts, ensuring they fully understand before moving on. |
Provide a flexible, engaging, and highly effective learning tool that supports various learning styles, promotes self-paced learning, and strengthens the student-faculty connection. They enhance comprehension, retention, and classroom preparedness while ensuring consistent and personalized delivery of course content. |
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Dr. Renu |
Computer Networks |
Experiential Learning |
Organize visits to data centers, network operations centers (NOCs), and other relevant facilities to give students a firsthand look at professional network environments. |
1. Practical Exposure to Real-World Networking. 2. Deepens Understanding of Network Infrastructure 3. Enhances Learning of Advanced Concepts |
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Dr. Vimmi Malhotra |
Compiler Design |
Interactive Simulations and Visualizations |
Introduce students to interactive tools and simulators (e.g., ANTLR, Flex & Bison) that visualize the lexing, parsing, and semantic analysis phases of compilers. |
These interactive elements foster active learning, making the subject more engaging and accessible, especially for students who may struggle with purely theoretical explanations. |
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Mr. Ashwani Kumar |
Operating System |
Cloud-Based Labs |
Utilize cloud platforms (e.g., AWS, Google Cloud) to set up labs where students can deploy and manage virtual machines running different OS configurations. This allows exploration of distributed systems, scalability challenges, and cloud-native OS features |
1. Hands-on Experience with Real Environments 2. Collaborative Learning and Group Projects 3. Exposure to Modern Cloud and Virtualization Technologies |
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Ms. Pankaj Kumari |
Programming in C++ |
Use of Visualization Tools and Simulations |
Enhances understanding of abstract concepts, improves retention, and provides a more engaging learning experience |
1. Enhanced Understanding of Abstract Concepts 2. Improved Debugging and Problem-Solving Skills. 3. Development of Computational Thinking |
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Dr. Chain Singh |
Programming in JAVA |
Gamification and Coding Competitions |
By incorporating game-like elements and competitive coding challenges, these methods encourage students to practice problem-solving, improve coding proficiency, and build confidence in their Java programming skills. |
1. Increased Student Engagement and Motivation 2. Improved Learning Outcomes and Retention. 3. Enhanced Problem-Solving and Critical Thinking Skills |
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8 |
Dr. Shimpy Goyal |
Advanced Database Management System |
Flipped Classroom Approach |
Provide video lectures, readings, and tutorials for students to review before class, using class time for interactive activities, discussions, and practical exercises. |
1. Deeper Understanding of Complex Topics 2. Improved Problem-Solving and Practical Skills 3. Collaborative Learning and Peer Interaction |
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Ms. Anita Choudhary |
Artificial Intelligence |
Research and Innovation Labs |
Establish dedicated labs where students can work on cutting-edge AI research projects, experiment with new technologies, and develop innovative solutions. |
1. Develop new AI applocations 2. foster collaboration between computer science and other fields 3. hands-on experience working with cutting-edge technologies and solve real-world problems. |
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Dr. Hansraj Yadav |
Computer Networks |
Industry Partnerships |
Invite industry experts to give talks or conduct workshops, providing students with insights into current trends, technologies, and practices. Facilitate internship opportunities with tech companies to give students hands-on experience and exposure to professional network environments. |
1. Guest lectures by industry professionals introduce students to the latest trends and technologies 2. Industry partnerships often provide access to real-world networking problems and case studies. |
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Mr. Chirag Goyal |
Computer Organization & Architecture |
Collaborative Online Tools |
Utilize platforms like Git for version control in group projects, collaborative IDEs for coding assignments related to assembly language programming or microarchitecture simulations. Tools like Google Workspace or Microsoft Teams can enhance collaboration and communication among students. |
1. Enhanced Learning through Visualization. 2. Collaborative Problem Solving. 3. Collaborative tools allow for scalable teamwork |
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Ms. Sukrati Chaturvedi |
Data Science |
Hybrid and Online Learning |
Combine in-person and online learning to provide flexibility and accessibility. Use online platforms for lectures and in-person sessions for hands-on activities and collaboration. |
1. With online learning, students can access lecture materials, tutorials, datasets, and tools from anywhere at any time 2. enable students to engage with real-world data science problems. |
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