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www.facebook.com/icbs.india www.twitter.com/icbsindia www.imperialcollegeindia.in www.icbsindia.wordpress.com Find Us Online: Designed by: www.tenmotionarts.com Role of Extracurricular activities in Management Education Top 6 Qualities in a Tester Editor : Prof. Sonika Sharma, Dean Sub-Editor : Ms. Nisha P S, Assistant Professor Imperial Quanta Imperial College NURTURING TOMORROW’S LEADERS The Official E-Newsletter of ICBS Extracurricular activities as the term itself defines are activities which are extra in nature. Its effect on students is long lasting and life enhancing. These extracurricular activities can be indoor or outdoor but both can impart better understanding of one's own abilities, talents, and career goals. Taking part in these out-of-the-classroom activities helps students to understand the importance of critical thinking skills, time management, and academic and intellectual competence. Extracurricular activities provide a setting to become involved and to interact with other students leading to increased learning and enhanced development. As people say, “Extracurricular activities are completely optional. It is up to the student whether they undertake them or not” but according to me students can learn the importance of commitment and responsibility of their own can learn only through the extracurricular activities. The Major role of extracurricular activities is to make them understand the importance about responsibility, commitment, communication, teamwork skill and Time management skill. Activities held under Department of Management are Guest Lectures, Workshops, Seminars and Conferences, Events/ Inter B School Competitions , Club activities like HR Club, Finance Club and many more. It adds extra weightage to job and shows well-rounded personality. Different activities give you different roles in a team/group. Each role is important and teaches us leadership and management skills and sense of responsibility. Here it shows the area of expertise to utilize their subject skills like Financial skills, Marketing skills and various other fields of management. We, at Imperial College, encourage our students to participant in all the extracurricular activities. Every Saturday we conduct some events or activities in our campus which refresh our students from their routine curriculum. We give the opportunities to each and every individual student to participant in Conference, Guest Lecture, Workshop, Indoor/Outdoor Competitions and many such events. We proudly tell to our students “Extracurricular Activities challenges you and yours limits”. What is the Role of Extracurricular activity in management education? I got hands on experience by attending interviews for the position of a tester in IT industry which I want to share with the student community. According to me there are six points which a tester should keep in mind while giving the interview 1. Self Confidence – Testers should be sure of what they are doing, and should show this to their peers both in their Testing Team as well as to their Development peers. 2. Common Sense – As testers many times we need to make decisions based on incomplete pieces of information, the only way to succeed in this task is by having a good level of intelligence and common sense and often by extrapolating and “tying loose ends” in case of lack of sufficient information for decision making. 3. Communication Skills – This refers to the ability to explain and communicate an idea to someone who is not in your immediate working context. This is even more imperative of a tester who needs to explain non-trivial things like bugs, tests, and even potential risks related to the technical tasks they perform. 4. Knowledge (basic or advanced) of Testing - Today there is no excuse for not having some idea about the principles of testing since everything can be found on the Internet. If you want to go even further you can gain practical experience by joining some of the crowd sourcing testing communities 5. Some Knowledge of the Company they are Interviewing for – One should be always curious enough to learn (even a little) about the company they are interviewing for. The one who comes for a company interview without knowing their basic business is not interested enough in order to get the job at hand. 6. Truthfulness – Precisely, if a candidate is making things up and lying just to please me then I won't be able to trust him in the future. If someone is not truthful then I won't be able to trust him or his work. Volume I Issue II January 2013

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www.facebook.com/icbs.india

www.twitter.com/icbsindia

www.imperialcollegeindia.in

www.icbsindia.wordpress.com

Find Us Online:

Designed by: www.tenmotionarts.com

Role of Extracurricular activities in Management Education

Top 6 Qualities in a Tester

Editor : Prof. Sonika Sharma, Dean Sub-Editor : Ms. Nisha P S, Assistant Professor

Imperial Quanta Imperial

CollegeNURTURING TOMORROW’S LEADERS

The Official E-Newsletter of ICBS

Extracurricular activities as the term itself defines are activities which are extra in nature. Its

effect on students is long lasting and life enhancing. These extracurricular activities can be indoor or

outdoor but both can impart better understanding of one's own abilities, talents, and career goals.

Taking part in these out-of-the-classroom activities helps students to understand the

importance of critical thinking skills, time management, and academic and intellectual competence. Extracurricular

activities provide a setting to become involved and to interact with other students leading to increased learning and

enhanced development.

As people say, “Extracurricular activities are completely optional. It is up to the student whether they undertake

them or not” but according to me students can learn the importance of commitment and responsibility of their own can

learn only through the extracurricular activities.

The Major role of extracurricular activities is to make them understand the importance about responsibility,

commitment, communication, teamwork skill and Time management skill. Activities held under Department of

Management are Guest Lectures, Workshops, Seminars and Conferences, Events/ Inter B School Competitions , Club

activities like HR Club, Finance Club and many more. It adds extra weightage to job and shows well-rounded personality.

Different activities give you different roles in a team/group. Each role is important and teaches us leadership and

management skills and sense of responsibility. Here it shows the area of expertise to utilize their subject skills like Financial

skills, Marketing skills and various other fields of management.

We, at Imperial College, encourage our students to participant in all the extracurricular activities. Every Saturday

we conduct some events or activities in our campus which refresh our students from their routine curriculum. We give the

opportunities to each and every individual student to participant in Conference, Guest Lecture, Workshop, Indoor/Outdoor

Competitions and many such events.

We proudly tell to our students “Extracurricular Activities challenges you and yours limits”.

What is the Role of Extracurricular activity in management education?

I got hands on experience by attending interviews for the position of a tester in IT industry which I want to share with the student community. According to me there are six points which a tester should keep in mind while giving the interview

1. Self Confidence – Testers should be sure of what they are doing, and should show this to their peers both in their Testing Team as well as to their Development peers.

2. Common Sense – As testers many times we need to make decisions based on incomplete pieces of information, the only way to succeed in this task is by having a good level of intelligence and common sense and often by extrapolating and “tying loose ends” in case of lack of sufficient information for decision making.

3. Communication Skills – This refers to the ability to explain and communicate an idea to someone who is not in your immediate working context. This is even more imperative of a tester who needs to explain non-trivial things like bugs, tests, and even potential risks related to the technical tasks they perform.

4. Knowledge (basic or advanced) of Testing - Today there is no excuse for not having some idea about the principles of testing since everything can be found on the Internet. If you want to go even further you can gain practical experience by joining some of the crowd sourcing testing communities

5. Some Knowledge of the Company they are Interviewing for – One should be always curious enough to learn (even a little) about the company they are interviewing for. The one who comes for a company interview without knowing their basic business is not interested enough in order to get the job at hand.

6. Truthfulness – Precisely, if a candidate is making things up and lying just to please me then I won't be able to trust him

in the future. If someone is not truthful then I won't be able to trust him or his work.

Volume I Issue II January 2013

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Imperial Quanta Imperial

CollegeNURTURING TOMORROW’S LEADERS

The Official E-Newsletter of ICBSVolume I Issue II January 2013

January 5

Collage Competition

A collage completion was organized at the campus of Imperial college on th

5 January on the theame “ Fear Of Law”. Mr Dinesh Badagandi ,Founder &

CEO , VARNAAZ , honoured the occasion by being the judge of the competition.

The winners of the competition were following1st Prize - Geetha Rani (PGDM- I) & Gautam Banerjee (PGDM-I)2nd Prize - Jyothi Swaroop (PGDM-I) & A Rajayalakshmi (MBA-I)2nd Prize - Seetha (MBA-I) & I Rajeevi (MBA-I)3rd Prize - Vinod (BBM-I) & Surya M (BBM-I)3rd Prize - Lohith C (BBM-I) & Parthiban (BBM-I)

January 11

BMA National Convention

Imperial College organized BMA National Convention at Vivanta by Taj, Bangalore. Topic of the event was “ Public Sector Enterprises”- towards creating Competitive Human Capital, Innovation, Leading Change for Inclusive Growth. Dr.K. Kasturirangan, Member, Planning Commission, Govt of India and Dr. M. Veerappa Moily , Hon. Union minister for Petroleum & natural gas, Govt. Of India honored the event by being the key note speaker and the chief guest respectively. The student volunteers – Vinod, Surya, Shuli ,Shreya, Shubham, Jaipal, Sudarshanam & Sudhakar from BBM – I year and Swati, Jyotiswaroop and Gautam from PGDM-Iyear did a great job as volunteers under the guidance of Ms. Roopa & Ms. Nisha .

Image Management Workshop

An Exciting Workshop on "Image Management" by Eragam Institutions was organized at

Imperial College campus. The speaker of the day was a renowned trainer Ms. Kavita Kahlon.

She covered major aspects like Artistic Dress Style, Psychological, Physical, Social, Wardrobe

and Personal Style. All the students from PGDM, MBA and BBM attended the workshop

along with the faculty members.

Team Building Workshop

A four day electrifying workshop on Leadership skills for the PG students of the college was th thorganized at the campus from 16 to 19 January. This is third in the series of soft skill

workshops being conducted at the campus. It was a great learning experience for all the

participants.

Faculty Birthday CelebrationthAs a ritual, Imperial celebrated the birth day of Ms Nisha Chand on 19 January and of

thProf. Sonika Sharma on 26 of January.

Cooking Competition

A cooking competition was organized at the campus on 19 th January. The Competition was

all about “Cooking without Fire”. All ICBS ians were delighted with the spread and enjoyed

the dishes. Mrs . Ganga Bhavani Maram, Director- Imperial College (Jayanagar, Bangalore)

honored the event by ranking out the winners of the day. Winning team was consisted of

Suneel Kumar Chauhan. Swathi Vinayak from PGDM –I and Venkateshwaralu,

Mohasina Kausar from MBA-I.

January 25

HR Professional's Day , NIPM

The students and faculty of Imperial college witnessed 'HR Professional's Day' held at th

Hotel Lalit Ashok, Bangalore, organized by NIPM on 25 of January . The Chief guest of the event was Prof. Rangappa, Vice Chancellor, Mysore University. The topic of the day was “Making Gen Y ready for the future”.

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Editor : Prof. Sonika Sharma, Dean Sub-Editor : Ms. Nisha P S, Assistant Professor

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Imperial Quanta Imperial

CollegeNURTURING TOMORROW’S LEADERS

The Official E-Newsletter of ICBS

Collage competition participants Mr. Dinesh Baghandi at Imperial

ICBSians with Mr. Kasturirangan Dr. Maram at BMA National Convention

Image management workshop at Imperial Ms. Kavita Kahlon with team Imperial

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January - 2013, A Snapshot

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The Official E-Newsletter of ICBS

Ms. Nisha cutting B'day cake Prof. Sonika cutting B'day cake

Participants -Cooking competition Winning team of Cooking competition

Dr. Maram as a speaker at AIMA Confrence Dr. Maram with Hon.Minister, Primary Education, Karnataka

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January - 2013, A Snapshot

Volume I Issue II January 2013