Orientation Session

LMS Orientation
Date: 10 July, 2026
An LMS (Learning Management System) Orientation was organised for newly joined faculty members to familiarize them with the institution's digital teaching and learning platform.

The session aimed to provide faculty with a comprehensive understanding of the LMS, including course creation and management, uploading learning resources, creating and grading assignments, managing assessments, tracking student progress, and facilitating effective communication with students. A live demonstration of the platform's key features and functionalities was conducted, enabling participants to gain hands-on experience in using the system for academic activities.

The orientation equipped the faculty members with the knowledge and confidence required to effectively integrate the LMS into their teaching practices, thereby enhancing digital pedagogy, streamlining course management, and promoting an engaging and technology-enabled learning environment.


Orientation on Effective Course Plan Making
Date: 27 June, 2026
The School of Biological and Forensic Sciences, Department of Forensic Science, conducted an Orientation on Effective Course Plan Making on 27/06/2026. The orientation aimed to familiarize faculty members with the IQAC-prescribed course plan format to ensure uniformity, consistency, and standardization in course planning across the department. The session provided guidance on preparing course plans in accordance with institutional requirements, promoting quality assurance and effective academic planning.


Orientation on Professional Ethics: A Guiding Framework
Date: 24 March, 2026
The Department of Forensic Science organised an orientation session on “Professional Ethics: A Guiding Framework” for first and second year M.Sc. Forensic Science students. The session was attended by 85 participants, making it an interactive and meaningful learning experience for all.

The resource person, Mr. Akhil Benny, Assistant Professor, Department of Forensic Science, delivered an insightful talk focusing on the significance of professional ethics in the field of forensic science. He provided students with a practical and reality-based understanding of how ethical principles play a crucial role in their future careers. The session highlighted key values such as integrity, honesty, objectivity, and accountability, which are essential for forensic professionals while dealing with sensitive evidence and legal procedures.

The speaker also shared real-life scenarios and workplace expectations, helping students understand the challenges they may face as they transition from academics to professional roles. Emphasis was placed on maintaining ethical standards even under pressure, thereby ensuring justice and credibility in forensic investigations.

Overall, the session was highly informative and thought-provoking, equipping students with the necessary ethical framework and preparing them to step confidently into their professional journeys in the field of forensic science.