Cyber Jagrukta Diwas observed at GNKCW
Under the aegis of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), the Department of Computer Science and Applications observed ‘Cyber Jagrukta Diwas’ on December 03, 2021. Under the directions from University Grants Commission (UGC), the event was marked to raise awareness regarding cyber crime and the ways to deal with it. Ms. Daisy Wadhwa, Head, Department of Computer Science was the resource person. She provided a virtual walkthrough of the Government of India portal on cybercrime reporting. The students were informed about the types of cybercrime and pointers on being vigilant to safeguard themselves from the same.
World Computer Literacy Day celebrated
Under the aegis of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), the Department of Computer Science and Applications celebrated World Computer Literacy Day on December 02, 2021. Speaking on the occasion, Ms. Daisy Wadhwa, Head of Computer Science Department highlighted the importance of computers in daily life. She also emphasized the need for affordable computer literacy for all to bridge the digital divide. As a part of the event, the students presented their ideas on the innovative applications of computers in the real world.
‘Plants Langar’ organized to celebrate Gurpurab
To celebrate the birth anniversary of Guru Nanak Dev Ji, the Department of Computer Science and Applications and the Swachhta Action Plan (SAP) committee, under the aegis of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) organized ‘Plants Langar’ on November 25, 2021. This activity was organized under the guidance of SAP coordinator, Dr. Praveen Arora and Head of the Computer Science Department, Ms. Daisy Wadhwa.
Awareness Drive on e-waste management
Under the aegis of IQAC of the college, an awareness drive was organized to sensitize students about the rise of e-waste and the need for its responsible collection, disposal, and recycling on October 28, 2021. This activity was conducted under the guidance of the Head of the Department, Ms. Daisy Wadhwa.
Department of Computer Science and Applications celebrates International Day of Girl child
To mark the International Day of the Girl Child on October 11, 2021, the Department of Computer Science and Applications organized a discussion session in which the faculty and the students of the department discussed the Digital initiatives undertaken during the COVID- 19 lockdown period.
One Week FDP on ‘Spark your basic computing skills’
Day/ Date | Sessions |
Day 1
September 6, 2021 |
Basic Computer Skills |
Day 2
September 7, 2021 |
Gmail Basics |
Day 3
September 8, 2021 |
MS Excel Bootcamp (Part-I) |
Day 4
September 9, 2021 |
MS Excel Bootcamp (Part-II) |
Day 5
September 10, 2021 |
Google Forms: The Basics |
Day 6
September 11, 2021 |
Unlock the power of Google Forms
Valedictory Session |
Day 7
September 12, 2021 |
Feedback and Review Session |
Amarpreet Kaur | Inderjit Kaur | Punpreet Kaur |
Dr. Balbir Kaur | Jyoti | Rachna Kanojia |
Balwinder Kaur | Kirti Loomba | Rajveer Kaur |
Dr. Kuldeep Kaur | Kritika Gupta | Rajwinder Kaur |
Dr. Anupam Vatsyayan | Maninder Kaur | Sandeep Kaur |
Dr. Madhu Dhawan | Manmeet Kaur | Sarabjeet Kaur |
Dr. Neetu Prakash | Manpreet Kaur | Seema Devi |
Gurarpan Kaur | Neha Dawar | Seema Dua |
Harpreet Kaur | Nidhi | Shikha Bajaj |
Harvinder Kaur | Parveen | Shikha Kalra |
As a preparatory step, a survey regarding participant awareness of the technological tools was conducted. The data of the survey formed the basis of the planning and conduction of the sessions.
The first day of the FDP started with the inaugural session. The principal of the college, Dr. Maneeta Kahlon, encouraged the participants to enthusiastically participate in the FDP. Ms. Daisy Wadhwa, Head of, Department of Computer Science and Applications shared the FDP plan. Ms. Harpreet Kaur explained the agenda of the day.
On Day 1, the session focused on the topics of working with documents, USB drives, WhatsApp web, as well as taking screenshots and creating zipped files. The lab session that followed provided participants with ample opportunities for hands-on practice.
On Day 2, a demonstration session on how to use the different features of Gmail was conducted.
The participants worked on the features explained by the resource person simultaneously on their devices and the session buzzed with doubts and clarifications. The interactions and queries were taken up and resolved during the session by the instructor.
On Day 3, a session was conducted to explain to the participants of the importance and use of spreadsheets. The session saw energetic participation from the participants posing interesting questions.
To mark International Literacy Day a one-hour session on email management was also conducted for Class IV employees of the college.
On Day 4, a session on Advanced features of the spreadsheet, including, formatting cells, applying formulas, setting up the spreadsheet for printing was conducted. The activities for the lab session were designed based on the spreadsheet utility in education scenarios.
Day 5 focussed on the use of Google Drive as cloud storage. A demonstration on the creation and sharing of Google Forms was provided. Participants were also informed about the ways of accessing and analyzing the data collected through the form.
Day 6 built upon the previous day’s session on Google Forms. The entire session focussed on creating a quiz out of a Google Form. This was followed by a review of assignment submissions and a clarification of queries.
During the grand finale- valedictory session, the principal of the college, Dr. Maneeta Kahlon congratulated the participants and the Department of Computer Science on the successful completion of the FDP. During her valedictory address, she emphasized that learning is a lifelong process and as educators, it is important to stay updated with the latest in the world of technology. She further highlighted that regular training programs are essential for the professional development of the teachers.
Feedback from participants highlighted the interactive and immersive learning strategy of the FDP. Some feedback and reviews shared by the participants are provided below: