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Students exhorted to take part in inter-disciplinary projects
Prof. SN Merchant, IIT Bombay, exhorted students to take part in interdisciplinary projects and share knowledge. The experience of multifarious disciplines will yield goes a long way in making students dynamic in personality, said Merchant while addressing students at the National Conference on Circuits Signals and Systems (NCCSS) organised by the MuffakhamJah College of Engineering and Technology (MJCET) here on Friday.
Hyderabad: Prof. SN Merchant, IIT Bombay, exhorted students to take part in interdisciplinary projects and share knowledge. The experience of multifarious disciplines will yield goes a long way in making students dynamic in personality, said Merchant while addressing students at the National Conference on Circuits Signals and Systems (NCCSS) organised by the MuffakhamJah College of Engineering and Technology (MJCET) here on Friday.
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Prof. Aurobinda Routra, IIT Kharagpur, explained how signal processing and electronics can help drivers avoid accidents. Dr. Rajeev Johsi, research scientist at IBM USA spoke in detail on chip designing and low power consumption. About 30 research papers would be presented in the conference, with participation of more than 100 delegates. The extended version of selected papers would be published by ELEktriKA, a Malaysia-based international journal on electronics. The three-day conference will conclude on Saturday.
