A course file is generally generated and finalized at the end of a semester or course compleation.

 

It is a comprehensive document that instructors (subject teachers) prepare to map out the course plan, assess student outcomes, and record all pedagogical activities for that specific semester. 

Key timelines for generating the course file include:

• Initial Setup: Prepared at the beginning of the semester (covering syllabus, timetable, and lesson plans).

Key Components Included in the Generated File:

• Core Information: Syllabus, lesson plan, and timetable.
• Assessment Data: Marks statements, top/bottom answer sheets, and question bank.
• Outcomes Mapping: CO-PO mapping and student feedback survey

Training and Demonstration Programme on IEEE Xplore............................................

 

Apart from the presentation, an hands-on demonstrations of the IEEE Xplore platform was also covered to explore the elucidated various features, which are as follows:

• Boolean Searches: Explained how to conduct precise searches using Boolean operators to refine search results.
• Alerts: Demonstrated the process of setting up alerts to receive notifications about relevant updates of specific journals.
• Author Details: Highlighted how users can access the comprehensive information about the authors, aiding in citation and research as well as it also allows the users to follow the authors.
• Full-text Access: Showcased the availability of full-text content in both HTML and PDF formats, ensuring accessibility and convenience for users.
• Many more…

SOME TODAY I QUOTED HERE …. NOBODY BEYOND /ESCAPE ……………. AGAIN I REPEAT DOCTOR /ACTOR/BILLIONAIRE/……..ANY NOBODY…… SRIMAN .......... among many one meaning........) RAM.A. DAYINABOYINA

 

Lockheed Martin F-22 Raptor .........WHO WILL DEFEAT? ....................stealth fighters...............Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL) planes are aircraft capable of taking off, hovering, and landing vertically without runways, often using vectored thrust, tiltrotors, or lift fans. Key examples include military jets like the F-35B Lightning II and AV-8B Harrier II, alongside transport craft such as the Bell Boeing V-22 Osprey and emerging electric urban mobility vehicles HARRIER JET....

............................................. renowned for its unmatched air superiority, extreme stealth, and superior maneuverability. With a radar cross-section (RCS) often compared to a small marble, it offers near-total invisibility to radars, remaining the most feared and dominant fighter in the skies.

• Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II (USA): A versatile fifth-generation multirole fighter widely operated by the U.S. and allies.
• Chengdu J-20 (China): A heavy, twin-engine fifth-generation fighter operated by the PLA Air Force.
• Sukhoi Su-57 (Russia): A fifth-generation multirole fighter designed to compete with U.S. counterparts.
• Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit (USA): A strategic, low-observable bomber capable of penetrating advanced defense systems
• B-21 Raider (USA): The next-generation strategic bomber, expected to serve as the backbone of the U.S. bomber fleet.
• HAL AMCA (India): A fifth-generation, twin-engine multirole fighter being developed for the Indian Air Force and Navy.
• Shenyang J-35 (China): A carrier-based stealth fighter intended for the Chinese navy.
• Sukhoi Su-75 Checkmate (Russia): A proposed single-engine stealth fighter.
• GCAP/Tempest (UK, Italy, Japan): A sixth-generation combat aircraft program aimed at operational capacity beyond 2035.

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