Department of Statistics
Activities & Events
INTERNSHIP REPORT
The internship program, an add-on course organized by the Department of Statistics at RCSS, provided students with a valuable opportunity to gain practical experience in their field of study. Over the course of two months from November 16th to January 16th, students engaged in various activities aimed at enhancing their statistical skills and applying theoretical knowledge to real-world scenarios. During the internship period, students were involved in a range of activities including data collection, analysis, and interpretation. The internship program was closely monitored and evaluated by the department's faculty members through direct interactions and online meetings. At the culmination of the internship program, students presented their internship reports on January 30th and 31st. Following the presentations, students were required to submit a soft copy of their internship report by February 7th.
The internship program conducted by the Department of Statistics at RCSS provided students with a valuable opportunity to gain practical experience and apply theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting. Through hands-on projects, workshops, and seminars, students developed essential skills and competencies that will serve them well in their future careers.
Value based education
Value based education
Date and Time: 18/10/2024
The session on Value-Based Education led by Dr. Achamma Alex was a deeply engaging and enlightening experience for the students and faculty of Rajagiri College of Social Sciences. She began by encouraging students to identify their passions and set realistic goals, emphasizing that passion-driven work leads to less stress and greater fulfilment. Dr. Achamma stressed the importance of perseverance, consistency, and learning from failures, highlighting that small steps toward goals build resilience. She further explored how values such as self-reliance, responsibility, and accountability are vital for success in any field, while also touching upon family’s role in shaping an individual’s values. The session drew special attention to maintaining a positive mind set, focusing on the present, and cultivating gratitude, tolerance, cooperation, and respect to create a peaceful and harmonious society.
AI tools for research
AI tools for research
Date and Time: 17/10/2024
A session on AI tools conducted by Dr. B Elango provided valuable insights into the role of artificial intelligence in academic research. The program commenced with a warm welcome and introductory speech by Dr. Dais George, Head of the Department of Statistics. Dr. Elango explained how AI is increasingly shaping various fields, particularly in terms of simplifying complex tasks, improving efficiency, and enabling deeper insights into data. He then proceeded to demonstrate several AI tools that are designed to assist researchers in different stages of their work. One of the tools he highlighted was Perplexity, an AI search engine that helps users find relevant information and answers quickly. He also introduced Deep AI, which provides various AI services like image generation and natural language processing, and SciSpace, a tool that simplifies understanding research papers by summarizing and explaining difficult content.
“FINE TUNING”: Soft Skill Training
“FINE TUNING”: Soft Skill Training
Date and Time: 16/08/2024
On August 16, 2023, a comprehensive soft skill training program titled “FINE TUNING”
was conducted at Alex Hall. Mr. Baby Joseph, Assistant Librarian (Retd.), Mahatma Gandhi
was the keynote speaker. The program aimed at enhancing the personal and professional development of participants through a series of interactive and insightful sessions. The training was structured into four key sessions: Goal Setting, Soft Skills, Monitoring System for Life, and Emotional Management.
Independence Day celebrations
Independence Day celebrations
Date and Time: 09.08.2024, 14.08.2024
The Independence Day celebrations organized by the Department of Statistics were a resounding success, showcasing the students' talents, creativity, and patriotism. The competitions held on the 9th of August, including the quiz, face painting, and debate, not only provided a platform for intellectual and artistic expression but also fostered a spirit of healthy competition among participants from various departments. The official celebration on the 14th of August brought the entire department together, culminating in a heartfelt and vibrant commemoration of India's independence. The event was a true reflection of unity, enthusiasm, and respect for the nation's history, making it a memorable occasion for all involved.
Alumni talk and ED club inauguration
Alumni talk and ED club inauguration
Date and Time: 07/08/2024
As a part of the Department of Statistics' initiatives, an alumni talk and the inauguration of the Entrepreneurship Development (ED) Club were organized. The event aimed to celebrate the achievements of alumni and provide students with insights into entrepreneurial journeys and statistical applications in the real world. A total of 27 students and 5 faculty members attended the program. The resource person of the day was Mr. Parthiev K. S. He shared his journey of becoming an entrepreneur, offering valuable insights and experiences that greatly inspired the audience.
Lecture on Statistical Modelling
Lecture on Statistical Modelling
Date and time: 20/06/2024
Department of Statistics with Data Science at the Rajagiri College of Social Science organized a significant event to inaugurate a lecture series on "Theory and Application of Statistics." The inaugural event was followed by the first lecture focusing on "Some Basic Aspects of Statistical Modelling of Data Sets," delivered by Dr. K. Jayakumar, Senior Professor of the Department of Statistics.
Alumni Talk by Department of Statistics
Alumni Talk by Department of Statistics
Date and Time: 19/06/2024
The alumni talk of Department of Statistics in 2024 was held successfully on June 19. The session commenced with a welcome address by Asif Navaz, followed by an engaging class on Time Series Analysis conducted by Vyshnavi K T, a distinguished alumna who currently serves as a Probationary Officer (Junior Management Grade 1) at Federal Bank. Vyshnavi shared her expertise and experiences, enhancing the participants' understanding of the subject matter. It fostered a sense of community and provided an opportunity for attendees to learn from industry experts like Vyshnavi K T. The event concluded on a positive note with expressions of appreciation from Ann Rose George.