Industry Visit to STPI, Lucknow

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1. Brief Description:

On 19th November 2024, Binary Brains, the official club of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, organized an industry visit to the Software Technology Park of India (STPI), Lucknow.
This visit was aimed at providing students with hands-on exposure to IT infrastructure, the incubation process for startups, and opportunities provided by STPI for budding entrepreneurs.

Mr. Rajeev Srivastava and Mr. Ravi, faculty members, accompanied the students to assist and guide them during the visit.


2. Program Date:

19th November 2024


3. Venue:

STPI (Software Technology Park of India), Lucknow


4. Resource Persons:

  • Ms. Disha Srivastava – Guide for Server Room

  • Mr. Satyam – Guide for Incubation Center

  • Mr. Vinod Kumar Gautam – Head of LAITKOR Consultancy Pvt. Ltd.

  • Mr. Jairam Yadav – Presenter in Conference Hall


5. Target Group:

Students of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering


6. Proposed Name of Faculty Coordinators:

  1. Dr. Anurag Tiwari – Head of the Department

  2. Mr. Gyanendra Kumar Dixit – Mentor of Binary Brains

  3. Mr. Rajeev Srivastava

  4. Mr. Ravi


7. Summary of the Event:

➤ Pre-Visit Activities:

  • The visit was approved after obtaining permissions from the Director and HOD of the department.

  • A group photo was taken with the faculty and students to commemorate the beginning of this significant academic excursion.


➤ Phase 1: Server Room Tour:

Led by Ms. Disha Srivastava, students were introduced to the operational aspects of a server room.

  • Topics included multiplexers, servers, and the mechanisms of providing services to users through LAN (Local Area Network) and WAN (Wide Area Network).

  • This phase offered students practical exposure to the backbone of IT infrastructure and real-world applications of networking concepts.


➤ Phase 2: Incubation Center Tour:

Under the guidance of Mr. Satyam, students explored the incubation center, which serves as a hub for nurturing startups.

  • He detailed the history and objectives of STPI and its commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship.

  • Key highlights included:

    • How STPI provides office space, stipends, and funding up to ₹25 lakhs for startups

    • The PNP (Plug-and-Play) model for startups

    • The CHUNAUTI Program, enabling startups to pitch their ideas to industry experts

  • Students also had an engaging session with Mr. Vinod Kumar Gautam, Head of LAITKOR Consultancy Pvt. Ltd., who provided valuable insights into the current hiring landscape and industry expectations. He patiently addressed students’ questions and offered practical advice.


➤ Phase 3: Conference Hall Presentation:

The final phase was conducted in the conference hall, where Mr. Jairam Yadav delivered an informative presentation on STPI’s mission and operations.

  • He discussed the foundation, objectives, and achievements of STPI.

  • Students were encouraged to think critically about their future plans, with Mr. Yadav interacting with them about their aspirations and providing guidance.

  • This interactive session motivated students to leverage the resources and opportunities provided by institutions like STPI.


➤ Faculty Assistance:

Mr. Rajeev Srivastava and Mr. Ravi provided continuous support and guidance throughout the visit, ensuring a smooth and enriching experience for all participants.


➤ Conclusion:

The visit was a resounding success, offering students exposure to cutting-edge IT infrastructure, startup incubation processes, and valuable industry insights.

8. Attendance of Participants:

A total of 68 students participated in the industry visit.
The attendance sheet has already been provided to the respective faculty member for reference.


FEEDBACK REPORT

➤ Clarity of Communication about the Topic:

  • Clear and precise, with resource persons explaining technical concepts and industry insights effectively.


➤ Relevance of the Content Discussed:

  • Highly relevant to students’ academic curriculum and career aspirations.


➤ Engagement Level of the Participants:

  • High: Students actively participated, asked questions, and gained valuable insights.

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