Alliance University recently inaugurated the Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program for the 2024-28 batch. The event saw significant input from key figures within the university and the industry, focusing on the growing potential of the IT sector and the role of higher education in shaping future professionals.

Pro-Chancellor's Address

The Pro-Chancellor, Mr. Abhay G. Chebbi, addressed the new batch, highlighting the university's ecosystem and its ambition to address real-world problems. He emphasized the need for students to pursue specializations and explore subjects beyond core areas, including ethics and data privacy. Mr. Chebbi noted that such knowledge equips students to contribute effectively to society, transform industries, and engage with emerging technologies. He also mentioned that the Indian gaming market is expected to reach around $6 billion by 2028, encouraging students to seize these opportunities.

CEO's Perspective

The CEO of Ziroh Labs, Mr. Hrishikesh Dewan, advised students to remain authentic in their problem-solving approaches. He highlighted the importance of recognizing one’s strengths and weaknesses, focusing on specializations, and developing innovative ideas. Mr. Dewan encouraged students to pursue entrepreneurship within their fields, work diligently, and appreciate the university experience.

Vice-Chancellor's Emphasis

The Vice-Chancellor, Dr. B. Priestly Shan, stressed the value of questioning and critically engaging with class materials. Dr. Shan praised Mr. Dewan for his critical thinking and problem-solving skills and encouraged students to develop their potential to disrupt the market through innovative ideas and approaches.

Dean's Explanation

The Dean of Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Dr. Reeba Korah, discussed the segregation between science, technology, engineering, and computer sciences. She used semiconductors, transistors, and processors as examples to illustrate the relevance and opportunities within these fields. Dr. Korah emphasized the subject's importance in the current era due to its versatility.

Professor & HOD's Insights

The Professor & HOD (In Charge) at Alliance College of Engineering and Design, Dr. J. Lenin F., spoke about the need to extend learning beyond the classroom to foster innovation. He encouraged students to overcome weaknesses, realize their dreams, and focus on the transformative journey of their education.

Conclusion

Alliance University extends its best wishes to all students embarking on their academic journey in the BCA program.