GIST as Remote Center of IIT Bombay

About

Geethanjali Institute of Science and Technology has been identified as a Remote Center of IIT Bombay since July 2013 for conducting mega-workshops and to train number of teachers and students. These workshops shall be conducted in the distance mode, using A-VIEW software and Internet, as part of the National Mission on Education through ICT (MHRD, Govt. of India). IIT Bombay & IIT Kharagpur assigned the star rating for the 518 Remote Centers in all over India. Star Rating is assigned based on the timely testing, facilities and timely submission of Utilization certificates etc. We secured 3 Star rating out of 5 star.

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A Remote Center acts as the intermediary between IIT Bombay and the participating teachers during the workshop. It is usually a reputed engineering college, with high academic standards, excellent infrastructure and good faculty with expertise and experience of handling workshop subjects, to guide the participants in Lab work. IIT Kharagpur is also declared as a partner institution for these initiatives.

IIT Bombay partially funds the conduct of the workshops at the Remote Centers.

A Remote Center (RC) is a place from where the participants/people can interact with the instructor (faculty at IIT) who is conducting the course or delivering a lecture from IIT Bombay. The live lectures are transmitted at Remote Centers using A-VIEW software.

Reasons for GIST being selected as a remote center of IIT Bombay

  • The Remote Center (RC) GIST is usually a reputed engineering college with good facility and infrastructure.
  • GIST acts as a host for the virtual classroom environment created by A-VIEW.
  • The participant can attend the workshop in a RC close to his/her place. The RC minimizes the logistics of travel, boarding and lodging.
  • GIST is centrally located with a number of engineering colleges in the area, so as to attract a large number of participants.
  • GIST has a well equipped classroom and labs with broadband internet connection, for a minimum of 50 participants.
  • Backup of internet at venue if main internet connectivity fails due to any issue.
  • The classroom and labs should be equipped with overhead projector with minimum 12×9 feet screen.
  • The venue on where workshop will be conducted, is equipped with professional audio system.
  • Sufficient UPS to sustain Power if main line fails due to any issue.

IIT Bombay Project

GIST as Aakash Remote Center

Workshops Organized

Spoken Tutorial Video Links

Spoken Tutorial Courses/Video Links

S.No. Course Application Link to
learn
Course
1 Arduino Arduino is open ­source hardware, software and micro-controller based kit.
It is used for building digital devices and
interactive objects that can sense and control physical devices.
Useful for High School and UG/PG Electronics students, hardware professional.		 view
2 Blender Open source equivalent to Maya and 3DMax.
Useful to create 3D Animation for Architecture & Animation students.
Can be used by UG/PG Civil Engineering students, also.		 view
3 C and C++ Powerful features, simple syntax, and portability make C a preferred language among programmers,
for business and industrial applications. Widely used in the development of operating systems.
Useful for UG/PG CSE/CS/IT students and anyone who wishes to learning basic programming.		 view
4 eSim eSim (previously known as Oscad / FreeEDA) is an open source EDA tool
for circuit design, simulation, analysis and PCB design.
It is an integrated tool built using open source software such as KiCad
(http://www.kicad-pcb.org) and
Ngspice (http://ngspice.sourceforge.net/).
Useful for UG/PG Electrical Engg/Electronics students.		 view
5 HTML HTML elements form the building blocks of all websites.
HTML allows embedding of images and objects and is
extensively used to create interactive forms and webpages.
Useful for UG/PG students, working professionals – Multi-disciplinary		 view
6 Introduction to
Computers		 Absolute basic tutorials on parts of a computer, connecting the parts using cables,
printer configuration, creating a gmail account, sending and
receiving mails and using the Google Drive.Useful for first-time computer users of any age group.		 view
7 Java Learn to use Java

Free and open source, high level, simple as well as object-oriented programming language.
Included in the curriculum of schools and colleges offering
Computer Science and IT subjects.

Useful for UG/PG CSE/IT/CS students

 view
8 Linux Free operating system, almost neutral to virus attacks and no hassles for licensing issues.

UG/PG students and system administrators will
benefit by learning to use the Linux OS.

 view
9 OpenFOAM Open source/ free CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) software available
for solving and analyzing problems and to create a real
world fluid flow movie.
Open source equivalent to FLUENT.
Widely used in Academics and is gaining popularity in Industry
as well- Companies including AUDI, Tata Steel, Volkswagen, and Govt.
agencies like BARC (Babha Atomic Research Center).
Useful for Mechanical, Civil, Chemical Engineering students
in 3rd and 4th year.Works only on Linux		 view
10 PHP & MySQL Package for developing interactive websites and establishing back-end
connectivity with a database – Famous websites using PHP include Facebook,
Google, and Wikipedia.Useful for UG/PG CSE/IT/CS students		 view
11 Python 3.4.3 Numerical computational software for Science and Engineering Education –
used in 3D animation and Gaming industry,
Artificial Intelligence, YouTube, NASA, CERN, Yahoo and so on.Useful for UG/PG CSE/IT/CS students		 view
12 QCAD QCAD is a free, open source application for computer aided drafting (CAD) in two dimensions (2D).

Learn to create technical drawings such as plans for buildings, interiors,
mechanical parts or schematics and diagrams using QCAD.

Useful for UG/PG architecture students

 view
13 R R is the most preferred open-source language for analytics and data science.
R offers a large variety of statistical (linear and nonlinear modelling,
classical statistical tests, time-series analysis, classification, clustering, …)
and graphical techniques, and is highly extensible.
Useful for UG/PG CSE/IT/CS students to learn statistics, big data, data science		 view
14 Scilab Mathematical and scientific calculation software, open source substitute
for MATLAB,very useful for all science and engineering students,
in academics particularly.		 view

Spoken Tutorial Organised

S No. Academic Year Name of the certification course Branch Date/s No of Students Registered
1 2021-22 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE 18-May-22 109
2 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- RDBMS PostgreSQL CSE 26-May-22 107
3 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE 28-Jun-22 122
4 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PHP and MySQL CSE 27-Dec-21 103
5 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE 29-Dec-21 104
6 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 07-Mar-22 107
7 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE(AIML) 27-Jun-22 58
8 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE(AIML) 10-Mar-22 57
9 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Arduino EEE 04-Apr-22 16
10 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-eSim EEE 06-Apr-22 34
11 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python EEE 30-Jun-22 32
12 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-C EEE 09-Jun-22 30
13 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Java EEE 30-May-22 35
14 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Java EEE 27-May-22 13
15 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-C EEE 14-May-22 9
16 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python ECE 29-Jun-22 1
17 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-R ECE 30-May-22 5
18 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-eSim ECE 28-May-22 16
19 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-C ECE 16-May-22 6
20 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Arduino ECE 06-Apr-22 17
21 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-eSim ECE 04-Apr-22 4
22 2020-21 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE 03-Jun-21 112
23 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Linux CSE 05-Jun-21 104
24 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Java CSE 07-Jun-21 122
25 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PHP and MySQL CSE 11-Dec-20 117
26 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Java CSE 14-Dec-20 105
27 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 16-Dec-20 107
28 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python EEE 08-Jul-21 44
29 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python EEE 05-Jul-21 10
30 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python EEE 28-Jun-21 3
31 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-C EEE 18-Jun-21 38
32 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-eSim EEE 17-Jun-21 36
33 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Scilab EEE 16-Jun-21 28
34 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Scilab ECE 06-Jul-21 24
35 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Arduino ECE 05-Jul-21 31
36 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Python ECE 18-Jun-21 27
37 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-C ECE 04-Jun-21 45
38 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Scilab ECE 03-Jun-21 18
39 2019-20 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- CPP CSE 04-Mar-20 109
40 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- LINUX CSE 03-Mar-20 115
41 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 16-Oct-19 109
42 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Java CSE 17-Oct-19 76
43 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python CSE 18-Oct-19 69
44 2018-19 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Qcad CE 22-Jan-19 19
45 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PYTHON EEE 22-Jan-19 16
46 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 31-Jan-19 118
47 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Scilab ECE 07-May-19 115
48 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Scilab ECE 04-Feb-19 188
49 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Python ECE 07-May-19 175
50 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Linux CSE 30-Jul-19 173
51 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Cpp CSE 27-Jul-19 164
52 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Java CSE 06-Aug-18 138
53 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 02-Aug-18 176
54 2017-18 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 12-Mar-18 117
55 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-  SCILAB ECE 12-Mar-18 65
56 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PYTHON ECE 14-Mar-18 59
57 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-PHP and MySQL CSE 19-Sep-17 56
58 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- LINUX CSE 14-Sep-17 101
59 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 25-Sep-17 124
60 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 31-Jan-18 125
61 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PYTHON CSE 01-Feb-18 50
62 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-PHP and MySQL CSE 02-Feb-18 105
63 2016-17 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C EEE 23-Aug-16 20
64 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Java EEE 20-Feb-17 42
65 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 22-Feb-17 69
66 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 19-Sep-16 57
67 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 17-Aug-16 55
68 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PHP and MySQL CSE 10-Aug-16 33
69 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Java CSE 09-Aug-16 53
70 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 08-Aug-16 59
71 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PYTHON CSE 17-Feb-17 58
72 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-LINUX CSE 16-Feb-17 56
73 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Java CSE 15-Feb-17 100
74 2015-16 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- Scilab ECE 22-Sep-15 80
75 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C ECE 25-Sep-15 53
76 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 21-Sep-15 64
77 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- PHP and MySQL CSE 23-Sep-15 54
78 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 01-Mar-16 88
79 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)-Java CSE 02-Mar-16 63
80 2014-15 Spoken Tutorial (IIT Bombay FOSS)- C CSE 10-Apr-15 19