Subject: BAID22405 – PRINCIPLES & APPLICATIONS OF VASTUSHASTRA

Semester: BAID IV Semester

Date: 24th January 2024, Wednesday

Conducted by: Prof. (Ar.) Samruddhi Chitnis

Site 1: SHRIRAM BUNGALOW, NARKESRI SOCIETY, GANESH NAGAR, DHAYRI

Site 2: STATURE APARTMENT, FLAT NO. 603, SINHGAD RD. DHAYRI

Objective:

The case study site visits were organized as part of the curriculum for PRINCIPLES & APPLICATIONS OF VASTUSHASTRA to provide students with practical experiences and enhance their understanding of real-world design challenges. The focus was on exploring Vastu principles for residential spaces, emphasizing the perfect positioning of individual spaces within houses and the application of remedies for Vastu corrections based on directional aspects.

Learning Highlights:

During the site visits, students had the opportunity to:

1. Vastu Perfect Positions: Understand and analyze the application of Vastushastra principles in residential spaces, focusing on perfect positions for different areas of the house.
2. Remedies for Vastu Corrections: Learn about the practical application of remedies for Vastu corrections, addressing directional aspects for better energy flow and harmony.Lighting & AC Design: Understanding the role of lighting and air conditioning in creating a comfortable and appealing shopping environment.

Subject: MAID22202 – Design of Commercial Spaces

Semester: MAID II Semester

Date: 17 January, 2024 - Wednesday

Conducted by: Prof. (Ar.) Samruddhi Chitnis

Objective:

The site visit aimed to provide practical exposure and hands-on experience to MAID II Sem students in understanding the complexities and challenges involved in designing a Branded Garment Showroom. This real-world case study enriches their education and enhances their ability to tackle design problems in a professional setting.

Learning Highlights:

During the visit, students explored various aspects related to the design problem, including:

1. Clothing Sections: Understanding the layout and organization of different clothing sections within the showroom.
2. Branding Strategies: Analyzing the branding strategies employed by PANTALOONS to create a cohesive and recognizable brand identity.
3. Visual Display Design: Examining the visual display design, including island and regular display arrangements, to attract and engage customers.
4. Flexibility of Displays: Learning about the flexibility of displays to adapt to changing trends and seasons.
5. Dimensional Data: Gaining insights into the importance of dimensional data in designing effective and functional spaces.
6. Lighting & AC Design: Understanding the role of lighting and air conditioning in creating a comfortable and appealing shopping environment.

Subject: Workshop II

Semester: BAID IV Semester

Date: 02 February, 2024 - Friday

Conducted by: Prof. (Ar.) Samruddhi Chitnis

Objective:

The Mandala Painting Workshop aimed to introduce students to the ancient art form of mandala, known for its geometric patterns and spiritual symbolism. Beyond the artistic aspect, the workshop focused on fostering creativity, mindfulness, and an appreciation for the meditative qualities of mandala painting.

Learning Highlights:

1. Mandala Origins: Understanding the historical and cultural roots of mandala art across various traditions.
2. Geometric Patterns: Exploring the intricate geometric patterns and designs associated with mandalas.
3. Color Symbolism: Learning about the significance of colors in mandala art and their impact on mood and perception.
4. Mindful Creation: Emphasizing the meditative and calming aspects of mandala painting as a form of self-expression.

Subject: Workshop II

Semester: BAID IV Semester

Date: 19 January, 2024 - Friday

Conducted by: Prof. (Ar.) Amruta Gangakhedkar

Objective:

The workshop aimed to introduce students to the traditional art form of Warli painting, originating from the Warli tribe in Maharashtra. Beyond the artistic aspect, the workshop aimed to foster an appreciation for cultural heritage and provide students with a hands-on experience in this unique form of expression.

Learning Highlights:

1. Cultural Context: Understanding the historical and cultural significance of Warli art within the context of Indian traditions.
2. Techniques and Styles: Exploring the techniques and distinctive styles that define Warli paintings.
3. Hands-on Experience: Engaging in practical sessions, allowing students to create their own Warli art pieces under the guidance of Prof. Amruta Gangakhedkar.

Title of the Activity: Visionary Techfest  '24 - Vishwakarma University and Binghamton University Unite for Techfest: A Fusion of Innovation and Art

Date and Time: 8 th Feb, 2024

Venue: Vishwakarma University Campus

Brief Description (max 100 words):

Visionary Techfest '24, hosted by Vishwakarma University in collaboration with Binghamton University, concluded on 8 th Feb, 2024 with resounding success, marking an extraordinary display of innovation, creativity, and technical prowess. The event brought together 258 participants from various institutions, creating a vibrant atmosphere of collaboration and knowledge exchange. Visionary Techfest '24 was a testament to the commitment of Vishwakarma University to fostering technological innovation and providing a platform for students to showcase their talents.

Highlights of Visionary Techfest '24:

Cutting-Edge Projects: Participants presented a diverse range of projects encompassing fields such as Internet of Things, Cybersecurity, Artificial Intelligence, and Design and Thinking reflecting the latest trends and advancements in technology.

Sessions by Binghamton University representatives: The event featured enlightening sessions by esteemed speakers, including Madhusudhan Govindaraju (Vice Provost for International Education and Global Affairs) and Michael Testani (Senior Director of Outreach & Engagement) providing valuable insights into the ever-evolving world of technology.

Competitions and Challenges: Techfest witnessed intense competitions, challenging participants to apply their skills in real-world scenarios. The innovative solutions presented were commendable.

Project Exhibition: A display of impactful projects highlighted the practical applications of theoretical knowledge, demonstrating the participants' ability to bring ideas to life.

Art Exhibition: The creative flair of students shone through an impressive art exhibition, showcasing the fusion of technology and artistic expression.

The legal landscape is undergoing a transformation, and at the heart of this evolution is the integration of business acumen with legal expertise. At Vishwakarma University, we recognize the growing significance of this blend, which is why our BBA LLB program is designed to meet the contemporary demands of both the corporate and legal worlds. While many students ponder over BA LLB vs BBA LLB, we’re here to illuminate why a BBA LLB could be the superior choice for your legal education and career, especially when you are at an institution that excels in this field.

The Bachelor of Business Administration in International Business (BBA IB) is an expansive field that opens up a world of possibilities for graduates. As globalization tightens its grip on the market, professionals who can navigate the international business landscape are in high demand. This blog post explores the lucrative career paths one can embark upon after earning a BBA IB degree, the potential salary expectations, and the diverse subjects covered during the course.

Date - 24 th February 2024

The much-awaited sports fest “Vishwaayan Sports Fest” has been started from 24th February 2024. Several indoor activities like chess, carom and Table Tennis were conducted on inaugural day. The participating players were encouraged and cheered throughout the matches. Approx 120 students showcased a great sense of discipline and mastery of skill achieved through months of hard work. The spirit of sportsmanship was in the air. Many more sports events will be conducted in upcoming weeks.

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Date - 2nd March 2024

Event – Badminton

Badminton matches were conducted on Saturday, 2nd March 2024. Almost 150 students were participated with full enthusiasm and sportsman spirit. Approx 140 matches were played on three wooden courts in a day.

Date – 16th & 17th March 2024

Event – Cricket

Cricket tournament were conducted on 16th and 17th March 2024. Almost 340 students were participated and 32 matches were played.

Date – 22nd & 23rd March 2024

Event – Football & Volleyball

Football and Volleyball tournament were conducted on 22nd and 23rd March 2024. Almost 210 students were participated and 20 matches were played.

Date – 29th March 2024

Event – Prize distribution ceremony for all the events

All the winners and Runners were awarded with trophies and medals on the Final day of “Vishwaayan 2024” 29th March 2024.