Initiatives & Innovative Practices

The faculty members of ECE department focuses on the holistic development of the students. For this they adopt various pedagogies of the modern era. Some of which are as follows:

Collaborative Learning:

In Collaborative Learning the concept is already shared in form of a powerpoint presentation, lecture videos or learning materials and then the learners are expected to form a group of 4-5 and are allowed to be involved in an activity or group discussion and then are allowed to discuss among peers and the instructor will give constructive feedback on the learners understanding. This type of learning facilitates-

This type of learning facilitates

Time Management
Self-study
Team work
Leadership
Presentation skill Enhancement
Peer Learning
Group Interaction skill

Project Based Learning:

In Project based learning, the students work on a project that will be mapped to the outcomes of the course. Project based learning facilitates the students to inculcate practical skills.

This will enable the students to think critically and participate in various events with their projects like Smart India Hackathons, workshops, Model Displays, Startup Events like eYantra, etc. By incorporating technology and real-world context into the curriculum, PBL motivates students to work independently, critically, and continuously. Some of the courses which are taught through this pedagogy are:

E-WASTE MANAGEMENT
PLC WORKSHOP
DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

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Industrial Visits:

Industrial visits are an excellent way for students to gain practical, real-world experience and enhance their academic learning. By visiting companies and organizations in their field of study, students of the ECE department at Manav Rachna University will have the opportunity to see firsthand how the theories and concepts they learn in the classroom are applied in the industry.

VACS

Value Added Courses (VACs) are an excellent initiative for innovative practice, as they offer students of the department of Electronics and Communication Engineering additional skills and knowledge beyond their regular coursework. The VACs also provide an excellent platform for students to develop their soft skills, such as communication, teamwork, and problem-solving, which are highly valued by employers.