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MoU Signed between Vemana Institute of Technology and Laghu Udyog Bharati Karnataka (LUB-K) - On 09-02-2021

Internships are foundational in preparing students for the workforce and providing opportunities after graduation. Most employers seek career-ready college graduates who have been equipped with prior experiences and skills in a given field. In this direction, Vemana Institute of Technology Signed the MoU with Laghu Udyog Bharati Karnataka (LUB-K) with the following objectives:

1. Industrial Training and Visits
2. Skill Development Programs
3. Guest Lectures
4. Internship and Placement

Vemana Institute of Technology & Peenya Industries Association

Vemana Institute of Technology & Peenya Industries Association have signed the MoU for Internships, Faculty Development Programmes, Research & Development, Skill Development, Placements and Consultancy Services on Tuesday, 16th February 2021.

Vemana Institute of Technology & Electronic City Industries Association (ELCIA)-Cluster

Internships are foundational in preparing students for the workforce and providing opportunities after graduation. Most employers seek career-ready college graduates who have been equipped with prior experiences and skills in a given field. In this direction, Vemana Institute of Technology Signed the MoU with Electronics City Industries Association (ELCIA) – Cluster, # 3(P), West Phase, and Electronics City on Monday, 2nd February 2021 with the following objectives:

1. Industrial Training and Visits
2. Skill Development Programs
3. Guest Lectures
4. Internship and Placement
5. Incubation Facilities

The event is represented by the Hon. President Sri. S. Jayaram Reddy, Karnataka Reddy Jana Sangha (KRJS) & the Principal Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B. G., Vemana IT and Sri. Veerabadrappa .G .S President, ELCIA cluster.

Department of Computer Science / Information Science Engineering: For Internet of Things (IoT) in association with M/s. Subex Digital LLP, Bengaluru.

Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering: For Embedded Systems in association with M/s. Texas Instruments.

Department Mechanical Engineering: For Diesel Engines & Transmission System in association with Toyota Kirloskar Motor Private Limited.

INDUSTRY TECHNICAL TALKS

Academic Year: 2020-21

Academic Year: 2019-20

Academic Year: 2018-19

Academic Year: 2017-18

"Embedded systems in Internet of Things (IoT)"

Speaker: Mr. Gurjit Singh

Member - ELCIA, Managing Director - Gil Instruments Pvt. Ltd
Topic: Embedded Systems & IoT
Date: 11 - 02 - 2021

Gurjit Singh is a Founder Director and Design Head of Gill Instruments Bangalore.

Speaker has enlightened on how embedded systems play a vital role in developing a real time product. Embedded systems in Internet of Things (IoT) has their unique characteristics and features such as real time computing, low power consumption, low maintenance and high availability are becoming the key enabler of IoT.

Speaker discussed the importance of IoT and Its applications in real world such as Temperature Monitor, Humidity, Wind, Speed & Direction and Pressure, Air Temperature, House hold applications.

Gill Instruments has developed a mobile app named "Gil Sense" which monitors the instruments like Level gauge, wireless water management service, remote sensing and commissioning, energy management, etc. Speaker has motivated the students and faculty community to build an IoT applications required for the real world and also assured to provide for the financial support for the same.

Academic Year: 2019-20

Academic Year: 2018-19

Academic Year: 2017-18

Five Day Faculty Development Program - “ Empowering Faculty with Cutting Edge Technologies” from 20th to 24th January 2026

Vemana Institute of Technology successfully hosted a comprehensive five-day Faculty Development Program (FDP) from 20th to 24th January 2026. The program featured a robust curriculum covering both foundational pedagogical themes and specialized discipline-specific domains.

Orchestrated under the leadership of Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal and Dr.SM Chandrashekar, Vice Principal, the organizing committee of the FDP comprised the following members:

•Dr.Rajanna M, HoD, Information Science & Engineering, FDP In-charge
• Dr. Sunil H, Dept. Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Prof. K N Meenalochani, Dept. Mechanical Engineering
• Prof. Ankitha A, Dept. Electronics & Communication Engineering
• Prof. Bhavana Nagaraj, Dept. Information Science &Engineering
• Prof. Shilpa Reddy K , Dept. Computer Science & Engineering
• Prof. Lakshmi N H, Dept. Civil Engineering
• Prof. Shalini M, Dept. Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
• Prof. R Kohilambal, Dept.CSE- Data Science & Engineering.

Inauguration ceremony :

The Inauguration ceremony of FDP was hosted by Prof.Bhavana Nagaraj, who welcomed the gathering and highlighted the importance of continuous learning in the evolving academic landscape, setting the stage for the sessions to follow.

To invoke the blessings of the Almighty, the program commenced with a serene invocation prayer performed by the students Ms.Spoorthi & team.

Following tradition, the lighting of the lamp was performed by the Chief Guest, accompanied by the Principal and other dignitaries.

The welcome address was delivered by Dr.Rajanna M, who formally greeted the dignitaries, resource persons and the participants

Providing a strategic overview of the FDP, Prof. Ankitha A detailed the program’s objectives, key modules, and the expertise of the invited resource persons. The overview highlighted how the FDP would equip faculty with cutting-edge tools and pedagogical techniques essential for transformative teaching.

Principal, Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B G then emphasized the institution's commitment to academic growth and expressed gratitude to the attendees for their participation.

The ceremony ended on a high note of optimism, marking the official commencement of the training sessions.

Comprehensive Five-Day Overview: A detailed breakdown of the program's schedule and key learnings

Day 1- 20th January 2026

Participants gained clarity on effective teaching–learning pedagogy with a focus on outcome-based education practices such as Course Outcomes (CO) and Program Outcomes (PO) mapping. They learned how to design courses, lesson plans, and assessments aligned with defined learning outcomes to ensure measurable student achievement. Through practical illustrations, participants explored CO–PO mapping, attainment calculations, and continuous improvement strategies. Overall, the session enhanced their ability to plan, deliver, and evaluate courses systematically, strengthened their understanding of accreditation requirements, and supported the adoption of learner-centric and outcome-driven teaching practices.

Day 2- 21st January 2026

Participants gained a foundational understanding of Generative AI and its capabilities in creating content, insights, and solutions across diverse domains. They learned about key GenAI concepts, models, and workflows, along with responsible and ethical use of AI tools in academic and professional settings. Through practical examples and demonstrations, participants explored applications of GenAI in teaching, research, automation, and problem-solving. Overall, the session enhanced their awareness of GenAI potential, built confidence in leveraging AI tools effectively, and encouraged thoughtful adoption of Generative AI to improve productivity and creativity. Pic 2a:

Day 3- 22nd January 2026

Multiple Disciplinary topics followed by a session on Cybersecurity

Day three featured expert lectures from multiple disciplines, covering diverse domain-specific topics such as

 Quantum Computing by Mr.Karthiganesh Durai, Founger KwamtumG for Basic science & Computer science streams,
 Open RAN by Mr. Sudarshan, Associate Vice President, Tejas Networks for ECE stream,
 Application of BIM by Anil Ghaste, Founder & Technical Director, Auto Desk for Civil Engg. Stream.
 Human-Centric Automation with emphasis on user interfaces by Dr. Parkavi A, Associate Professor, Dept. Mech Engg.MSRIT for Mechanical Engineering stream
 Massive MIMO by Mr.Pradeep Naru, Scientist C-DOT for ECE stream.

The day came to a close with an enlightening session on Cybersecurity, as Dr. Muralidhara B. L., Senior Professor at Bangalore University, shared real-world case studies underscoring the critical need for awareness of cyber laws and security strategies.

session covered discussions on qubits, quantum circuits, and quantum algorithms, along with case studies showcasing the practical applications of quantum algorithms. The participants developed insight into the working principles of key quantum algorithms and how these differ from classical approaches. Overall, the session enhanced their conceptual clarity, built confidence in discussing core quantum computing ideas, and sparked interest in further exploration and application of quantum technologies.

The session provided valuable insights into the evolution of radio access networks, highlighting the concept of Open RAN and its role in building flexible, interoperable, and cost-effective 5G networks. Mr. Sudarshan explained the architecture, key components, and advantages of Open RAN, emphasizing its importance for innovation, vendor neutrality, and future wireless communication systems.

The session focused on the principles and significance of Massive MIMO technology in modern wireless communication systems, particularly for 4G and 5G networks. Mr. Pradeep Naru explained the concept of using large antenna arrays to improve spectral efficiency, data rates, and network capacity, while also discussing practical challenges and real-world implementations. The session provided valuable technical insights and helped participants gain a deeper understanding of advanced antenna technologies and their role in next-generation communication systems.

Participants gained an understanding of human-centric automation concepts and how the UiPath framework can be leveraged to design efficient, user-friendly automation solutions. They learned how automation can complement human decision-making in mechanical engineering workflows, improving accuracy, productivity, and process consistency. The session helped participants recognize the relevance of robotic process automation in mechanical engineering, build confidence in applying UiPath tools, and appreciate the role of human-in-the-loop automation for sustainable and scalable industrial processes.

Participants gained a comprehensive understanding of Building Information Modeling (BIM) and its role in enhancing planning, design, construction, and management of civil engineering projects. They learned how BIM enables integrated collaboration among stakeholders through accurate 3D models, data-driven decision-making, and efficient project coordination. Through practical examples and applications, participants explored the use of BIM in quantity take-offs, clash detection, scheduling, and lifecycle management of infrastructure projects.

Participants explored the application of cybersecurity tools through practical examples and real-world scenario and frameworks to safeguard information assets and ensure system resilience. Overall, the session enhanced their awareness of cybersecurity challenges, strengthened their ability to adopt secure practices, and emphasized the critical role of cybersecurity in today’s increasingly digital and interconnected environments.

Ms. Anusha Hegde and Ms. Alka Nair from Harman International, presented an interactive session on topics such as Advantages of Edge AI, Challenges in Edge AI and addressing Edge AI challenges with respect to memory and compute - Pruning, Quantization, Knowledge Distillation Inference frameworks for deployment.

Dr. S. T. Aruna, Senior Scientist at NAL on Funding Proposal Writing guided participants through the intricacies of effective proposal writing and provided insights into various funding agencies. Fundamental aspects to writing a grant proposal along with TRL Progressions, Project management timelines were discussed elaborately.

The FDP concluded on a high note with an enlightening session by Dr. T. Ram Prabhu, Scientist, DRDO, who provided valuable insights into funding schemes in India, R&D priorities, and the development of a strong institutional R&D ecosystem. The session also provided a vital discussion on women-centric schemes and the various sabbatical options.

The Faculty Development Program drew to a close with a comprehensive report presented by Prof. Bhavana Nagaraj, outlining the key proceedings and outcomes.

Following this, Vice Principal Dr. S M Chandradhekar delivered a valedictory summary, reflecting on the program’s overall impact and successful execution. The formal Vote of Thanks was proposed by Prof. Sunil H, who extended sincere appreciation to the dignitaries, resource persons, and participants for their contributions to the program's success.

In a gesture of appreciation, certificates of participation were handed out to the attendees, marking the successful culmination of their intensive learning journey.

By synthesizing the technical insights and pedagogical shifts explored during the sessions, the report underscored the institution's unwavering commitment to academic excellence and faculty empowerment. As the FDP concluded, participants left with not only enhanced technical expertise but also a renewed vision for integrating these advanced concepts into their future teaching and research endeavors.