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Tuesday, 11 February 2025 09:34

Manashakti Research Centre, Guest Session

Date:- Friday, 24th November 2023

Place:- Vishwakarma University, Pune.

BY:- Manashakti Research Centre

                       The guest session was conducted on Friday, 24th November 2023, by Mr Sukrut Hukkerikar from Manashakti Research Centre based in Lonavala, the research centre is known for its unique and creative ways for achieving peace and balance in life. The topic of the session was “Tension-Free Life” and “Understanding Myself & My Stress”, both the topics chosen by the research centre for the session were relevant to the students making the session interactive and proactive.

                        The speaker started the session by giving a brief introduction about the Manashakti Research Centre, its working, the facilities it provides, their research findings and research areas and how they are a non-profit organization that does not take up any money in the form of donations or charity but fund the organization by the activities that they conduct by themselves in the centre. The session then progressed with some common engagements and a brief of what the session had in store for the students. The session entailed with Mr Sukrut asking the students about the different types of stressors that are present in their lives like educational stress, the prevailing of exams, their relationships be it romantic or platonic or just family, financial stress etc. He then discussed how different people deal with this stress and then showed the students how different emotions were processed by the different parts of the brain and taught them the concepts of brain waves and the different parts of the brain. As our smart speaker started to see the students try hard to focus on the complex topic of the brain and its functions, he immediately indulged them in activities that evoked them to stay woke and pay attention. The students learned to check their pulses and saw how their pulses calmed and reduced after they meditated and calmed down. They were introduced to the concept of their brain being divided into two halves and how one half was more dominant than the other. The students were fascinated to discover that there were activities that could show them which half of their brain was more dominant and what it meant. In the end the speaker concluded the session by introducing the students to the different books and activities that the center provides and how they could benefit from them.

                      In all the session conducted was incredibly wholesome and insightful for the students and they would without missing a beat want to visit the research centre themselves and not only learn and explore more but volunteer for the good cause as well. 

Anytime, Any day.









Prof. Ashwini Sanjay Sengar

Mr. Harish Motekar

Thursday, 06 February 2025 12:46

Report Of St. Xaviers Catholic Church Sketching Exercise:

Day/Date: 08 Jan  ‘25

Timing: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

Lecture Organized For: Second Year, Third Year

For The Subject Of :  Elective- III & HWA-II

No. of Participants in the Activity:  13


Visit Organised By: Ar. Aakriti Dewan
Co-ordinated By : Ar. Aakriti Dewan, Ar. Rupesh Kochure

 

Objective Of The Lecture Organised:

  1. Observational Analysis – To closely observe and document the architectural details, craftsmanship, and materials of St. Xavier’s Catholic Church, enhancing appreciation for heritage structures.
  2. Skill Enhancement – To refine manual sketching skills by capturing intricate elements such as textures, proportions, and decorative details without the use of digital tools.
  3. Heritage Understanding – To develop an awareness of architectural conservation principles through direct engagement with a historic site.

 

Important Aspects/Points Of The Lecture Delivered:

  1. Attention to Detail – Students must focus on the finer architectural elements, such as carvings, ornamentation, and materiality, to produce a comprehensive sketch.
  2. Discipline & Respect – Maintaining decorum, being punctual, working silently, and respecting the sanctity of the heritage site are key expectations.
  3. Submission & Learning Outcome – A detailed sketch must be submitted by 10.01.25, serving as a foundational exercise in architectural conservation and visual documentation.













Vishakha Ashok Salunkhe

Mayuri Bharat Satpute

Wednesday, 05 February 2025 08:46

One Week Short-Term Training Programme on DATA ANALYTICS

Event Title : One Week Short-Term Training Programme (STTP) on Data Analytics

Day, Date : Monday, 11th November 2024 - Friday, 15th November, 2024

 

The One-Week Short-Term Training Programme (STTP) on Data Analytics, organised by the department of Artificial Intelligence in collaboration with CTL, Vishwakarma University, offered a comprehensive exploration of key tools and techniques in the field, led by expert resource persons. Each day focused on a specific topic, blending theory with hands-on practice.

 

Day 1: Data Analytics Fundamentals

Prof. Kanchan Katake introduced the basics of data analytics using Python. The session began with an interactive quiz, followed by practical exercises on data cleaning, visualization, and creating plots like line and bar charts. Real-world applications in marketing, healthcare, and finance highlighted the relevance of these skills.

 

Day 2: Power BI

Prof. Prajakta Dhamdhere guided participants through Power BI, a versatile tool for data visualization and business intelligence. Attendees imported datasets, created visualizations such as pie charts and bar graphs, and built interactive dashboards, gaining confidence in using Power BI for analytics.

 

Day 3: Tableau

Prof. Richa Agnihotri led an engaging session on Tableau, focusing on data preparation and visualization. Participants created heat maps, scatter plots, and interactive dashboards, gaining practical experience to apply Tableau in professional settings.

 

Day 4: Social and Mobile Analytics

Dr. Kavita Kumawat explored analytics for social media and mobile platforms, covering metrics like engagement rates and sentiment analysis. Real-world examples demonstrated how these insights drive decision-making in marketing and customer engagement.

 

Day 5: Unstructured Data Analytics

Prof. Jayendra Jadhav concluded the program with a deep dive into unstructured data, including text, images, and videos. Hands-on exercises in text mining and image recognition showcased applications in social media monitoring and medical imaging.

 

The STTP provided participants with a strong foundation in data analytics, equipping them with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills to excel in this rapidly evolving field.















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