Department
of Computer Science and Engineering is participating in IFEHE National
Creativity Aptitude Test (NCAT) for the all-round development of students.
Goals and benefits of NCAT
Research
on ‘executive success’ indicates that problem solving skill is perhaps the
single most important factor in the success of individuals and organizations.
The willingness and ability to work hard is a necessary condition for success,
it is however not a sufficient one. The NCAT is designed to sensitize the
students to the domain of creative thinking and motivate them to read, learn
and practice the same. We also wish to establish that there is no known
correlation between memory, logical abilities, linguistic talent and
creativity. NCAT may throw up a set of students who don’t seem to be the
front-runners in the curricular subjects as creative geniuses and motivate them
to sharpen their talent. The primary objectives of this test are -one, to sensitize
the student and two, to appeal to his /her competitive spirit to make him/her
an achiever.
Under
the able guidance of Dr. Rajneesh Talwar (Principal, CGC-COE) & Dr SS Kang
(HOD CSE), the exam was conducted in the college on 8th Feb’14 from 9:30am –
11:30 am.
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students appeared in the exam for Category 2 and 3. The result of Round I exam
would be declared on 15th March’14. Two toppers from each category will be sent
for second round to IIT, Delhi on 14th June ’14. The result of 2nd round will
be announced on 17th June’14.
In second half of the second day
a championship contest was organized amongst the students. Four students got
the merit positions and were awarded with Merit Certificates by HOD(CSE), further more they will get direct
entry in AppsFluxus -2014 Competition to be held at IIT-Roorkee in March 2014. All other students received
participation certificates from AppsFluxus -2014. In the two day duration of
workshop the projects developed by students were Login Application, Dialing Application, Camera
Application, Calling Application, Internet Application, Music Player
Application and Picture Animation Application. Overall, it was good learning
experience for the students and they demanded that more such competitions and
workshops should be organized.
were divided into 5 teams of 7 students each. A choice of latest HOT
TOPICS was given to the students to prepare. The event was held in the seminar
hall on fourth floor of CGC-COE. Dr. Rajneesh Talwar, principal CGC-COE was the
guest of honor in the event and was the judge as well. Mrs. Kestina Rai,
Assistant Professor CGC-COE also judged the event. The students put up a very
good discussion on the topics given to 
