As Srinivasan emphasized the significance of studying Sales Force Management, particularly for its potential benefits to businesses, the program sought to equip educators with the latest tools and techniques. The collaboration between academic institutions, represented by participants from Bhimavaram Sri Vishnu Engineering College for Women, Tadepalli Gudem Vasavi Engineering College, and SRKER Engineering College, underlines the collective commitment to staying abreast of technological advancements.
The principal, KV Muralikrishnam Raju, highlighted the importance of teachers continuously updating their knowledge to provide students with modern technology. This convergence of academia and industry leaders not only signifies a step towards enhanced education but also underscores the pivotal role of technology in shaping the future of teaching and business management.
Former student of SRKR Engineering College Mohammed Mahaboobunnisa Hashmi, who pursued MS in the United States, delivered an inspiring talk via online, showcasing the importance of honing English language skills alongside technical studies. Meanwhile, Dr. N. Lakshmi, Head of English and Foreign Languages, and Dr. N. Gopalakrishnamurthy, Head of the Technology Center, shared their experiences with the student, motivating current students to excel. Coordinated by Dr. M. Suresh Babu, Head of the Computer Science And Design, and Dr. P. Bhuvaneshwari, Women Empowerment Cell Coordinator, the workshop aimed to inspire students through the achievements of former students, as articulated by Vice-President E.V. Rangaraju.
S.R.K.R Engineering College's Coding Club, under the leadership of Director Dr. M. Jagapathiraju, recently organized the highly anticipated ICONCODERZ-2K24 competition, attracting students from diverse engineering branches. Principal Dr. B.H. V.S. Ramakrishnammaraju emphasized the importance of coding skills in securing lucrative job opportunities, encouraging continuous learning in programming. The event, lauded by Convener K. David Raju, witnessed enthusiastic participation, culminating in Teja Venkat Kumar's first-place win, highlighting the college's commitment to interdisciplinary education and preparing students for the competitive tech industry.
In a special event, the distinguished Dr. Rajinikanth was honored for his groundbreaking research by JNTU Hyderabad. Dr. Rajinikanth shared insights into his work, specifically focusing on "Temperature Detection Using Data Mining Techniques in Monitoring." JNTU Hyderabad acknowledged the significance of his research by granting him a PhD.
During the event, Dr. M Jagapathi Raju, the college director, commended Dr. Rajinikanth's achievements and urged the academic community to stay abreast of current affairs. Dr. Raju highlighted the importance of research, especially in emerging fields like Internet of Things and Blockchain Technology, and suggested further exploration in these areas.
The Computer Science Engineering department expressed their congratulations to Dr. Rajinikanth, acknowledging the collective efforts of faculty and non-teaching staff in supporting and fostering a culture of research and innovation.
Sagi Rama Krishna Nishant Varma garu, Secretary, and Correspondent of Bhimavaram SRKR Engineering College emphasized the potential job opportunities available for students excelling in sports, particularly through the Sports Quota. He made these remarks during a felicitation program held on Tuesday at the college, honoring the outstanding achievements of G. Eswara Rao, who secured gold medals in a recent bodybuilding competition.
College Director M. Jaga Pathiraju garu, Principal KV Muralikrishnam Raju garu, along with Physical Director CH Harimohan, Assistant Physical Director G. Sarika, and others, actively participated in the program to applaud and encourage the achievements of these talented students. The college's commitment to recognizing and supporting sporting excellence was evident throughout the event, emphasizing the holistic development of students both academically and athletically.
