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| ACTIVITIES |
Industry Institution Interaction Professional and Technical Education has to be always kept abreast with the latest developments and demands of the Industry which can only be done by keeping a close liaison with the Industry. Thus the Institute, thoroughout every Session, is constantly organising Visits to various Industries, Inviting Professionals from the Industry as Guest Speakers and Workshops conducted by Experts from reputed Organisations in the Field. In this Session (2004-2005) the Institute has organised 32 such Activities, Brief details given below. 13 Industry Visits were organised to gain a first hand knowledge and hands on Experience. Some of the Industries visited were Media-Expo - a Digital Centric Exhibition, M/s. Glorious Styling, M/s. Shivalik Printing Mill, M/s. Amco Exports, M/s. Rajkamal Industries, Digital Art Studio of Mr. Hardesh Dhingra, Film City, M/s. Glow Plast (India), PRINTZ ARTZ-Printing House . Design is an area which is directly related with the Industry and to have the latest information, the Institute invites Experts as Speakers to have interaction with the students. In this Session, the Institute invited 12 Guest Speakers who gave talks on "Home Furnishing Export being a promising sector", "Creativity and its relation to Advertising", "Decorative Laminates and its uses", "Nature as a source of inspiration", "Vaastu Science and its relation to Interiors", "Importance of Storyboard making & Script Writing in the Advertising field", "Creative Exploration with Fibres and Fabrics", "Portfolio and Presentation Techniques" Similarly in the area of latest technical know how it is a known fact that master Craftsmen, Technicians of a specific field or even Creative people are known for a particular skill. The Institute is constantly trying to identify such people for conducting Workshops for the students at different levels. This year we conducted 7 such Workshops on "Illustration and Narration", "Fabric Collage", "Stain Glass", "Sculpture from Junk", "Mock-up models of Interiors in Plastic". |
