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#My Excel Certificate



Today, I’ve completed my Excel course. My experience with this online course is
very positive. I’ve understood all things.

Earlier, I know that Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet program that’s used to
organize, analyze, and report on large amounts of data. But while learning this
course I was amazed how Excel quickly make many calculations that would take a
lot longer if done manually. The functions like SUM, PROPER, CONCATENATE,
SUBSTITUTE and many more helps alot. We can also create 3D graphs and diagrams
within seconds. Learning Excel was fun.


REPORT OF INDUCTION PROGRAMME

First day (10 July 2024)

Today was our first day at college, and we needed to arrive at the gurdwara
sahib by 9 am. After the Ardas, we received parsad and proceeded to langar. The
start of the day was very peaceful. Next, we headed to the auditorium to mark
our attendance and find our seats. The induction program began with a warm
welcome to all freshers by our principal and director. Additionally, alumni
shared their experiences at GNE and their life journeys. We learned a lot about
the college. Overall, the first day was as great as I had hoped.

Second Day (11 July 2024)

The second day began with the chanting of the Mul Mantra and Gayatri Mantra.
Following that our speaker, Mr. Arvind Dhingra “Chairman of the Technical
Activities Committee” arrived. He introduced us to various committees within the
college, including SCIE (Student Chapter of the Institution of Engineering),
ISTE (Indian Society for Technical Education), E2S2 (Electrical Engineering
Staff and Students), SAE India, and BAJA. Mr. Dhingra also shared insights on
the three P’s of success: Passion, Persistence, and Patience. Additionally, he
organized games to engage both the girls and boys.

Third Day (12 July 2024)

The third day was expected to be interesting as it involved interacting with our
seniors. The first lecture covered Excel and ChatGPT. We learned the basics of
Excel and how ChatGPT works. The lecture was very informative and peers shared
insights about their first-year experiences including dos and don’ts. The second
lecture focused on math, specifically the basics of calculus, including
differentiation, integration, and trigonometry. Everyone found it easy since the
topics were already familiar.

Forth Day (15 July 2024)

Today was auditorium day starting with the chanting of the Mul Mantra. Randhir
Sir then guided us on creating and using a GitHub profile. Mr. Pyare Lal Garg
was the main speaker. His confidence and storytelling were impressive. He shared
his life stories, experiences, and remarkable poetry, which everyone enjoyed.
The lecture was very inspiring.

The next lecture was given by the youthful speaker Mr. Sony Garg. He began with
a story about a character named Shubhi who wanted a balloon emphasizing that we
shouldn’t judge others by their caste, color, or creed. His slogan “One Two Ka
Four” involved everyone participating with hand gestures. He outlined key points
for the four years of a BTech program:

 1. Learn
 2. Enquire
 3. Future
 4. Explore

The lecture was memorable and left a strong impression on me and I found him to
be a great personality.

In the last lecture by our senior Panchan Jai Singh Gill Sir, he began by
walking in from the back of the auditorium. He provided us with valuable
insights on how to read a person’s body language, including how to distinguish
between a genuine smile and a fake one.

Fifth Day (16 July 2024)

Today, we did something really interesting. We had an English literature quiz in
teams of two. It was a lot of fun.

Sixth Day (17 July 2024)

Today started with a math lecture by Professor S Mehra. He began by reviewing
the basic identities of integration and types of integration, including
substitution and completing the square, all other topics which we’ve studied in
the 12th class. He demonstrated several problems to refresh our memory and then
gave us some questions to solve. The questions were easy since the topic is
already familiar.

The second lecture was on Universal Human Values (UHV), a completely new subject
for me. Professor Rishi Kapoor’s teaching style is very interesting. He covers
topics such as human values and ethics, aspirations and how to fulfill them,
natural acceptance and acceptance, harmony in society and self, and the
importance of understanding in relationships. He engaged us by asking questions,
and we answered by raising our hands.

Seventh Day (18 July 2024)

Our new day began with the same topic we left off on the previous day in UHV.
Professor Rishi reviewed the previous topics and then introduced new ones,
covering the difference between self and body, the needs of self and body, gross
misunderstanding, types of imagination, and the necessity of value education. He
asked random questions, and we answered. I noticed that everyone had different
opinions, which amazed me.

In our second lecture, we interacted with our peers who gave us a brief
description of the Canva app. We learned that Canva is a versatile tool used for
editing, creating templates, posters, Instagram posts, presentations, PDFs, and
more. We received a tutorial on how to make templates, and everyone created a
template on their own.

After a 45-minute break, we attended a lecture by Dr. Harwinder Singh, the
Associate NCC Officer (ANO). He explained the purpose of joining the NCC, the
benefits, the process for joining, and the number of available vacancies.
Following this, we had a lecture by Prof. Jasvir Singh Grewal, the Incharge of
NSS. He detailed how to join the NSS, its benefits for students, the role of NSS
members, and the responsibilities of NSS volunteers.

Eighth Day (19 July 2024)

Here’s a reworded version:

Today was amazing. We first interacted with Er. Kanwardeep Kalra, who was
exceptionally confident and understanding. She shared a wealth of knowledge
about the importance of soft skills and encouraged us to smile in every
situation.

Next, we had a lecture with Jaswinder Singh, a renowned figure who has received
the Shiksha Ratan award and invented the Lab on Wheels. His lecture was
outstanding, as he imparted extensive knowledge about science and mathematics,
emphasizing that mathematics is essential for balancing everything in the world.
He also demonstrated how to count the bones in our body and showed us various
physics experiments involving induction, mirrors, and lenses. Rohit, a CSE
student from our class, partnered with Singh during the entire lecture.

Ninth Day (22 July 2024)

The first speaker of the day was the respected Dr. S.B. Singh. Unlike many other
speakers, he didn’t just come and speak. His approach was unique and engaging.
He guided us on how to better understand ourselves by conducting a thoughtful
exercise. He instructed us to take a page from our notebook, write down our
name, the place where we completed our studies, our percentage in the 12th
examination, our address, and pin code. Additionally, he asked us to note our
weaknesses and strengths. Dr. Singh then gave us three minutes to envision a
dream and write it on the page. After collecting all the pages, he helped us
reflect on our hobbies, weaknesses, and strategies for overcoming challenges.
This activity greatly enhanced our self-awareness and understanding of how to
address our personal development.

Second speaker was Dr. Pushpinder Singh. He is a remarkable individual hailing
from a family with a strong medical background. He possesses extensive
knowledge, which he generously shared with us. He emphasized the importance of
identifying our skills and learning preferences, whether through writing,
listening, or other methods. I learned alot from him.

Tenth Day (23 July 2023)

Today’s lectures were held in classrooms. The first was a mathematics class with
Professor Sukh Kaur Grewal, who covered partial fraction questions related to
integration and differential equations.

The second lecture was in chemistry with Professor Karan Bhalla. He reviewed
12th-grade topics, including the basics of organic chemistry and several
inorganic concepts. He listed 15 important functional groups, discussed d block
configuration, and covered osmosis and salts in water in physical chemistry. For
homework, he assigned learning the molecular mass of the first 20 elements.

Both lectures were very informative.

Eleventh Day (24 July 2024)

Again another Day started with chanting mul mantra and gaytri mantra. Today’s
speaker was a young man Mr. Gauravdeep Singh. He is an outstanding individual
who has received numerous national awards. He is the owner of “IOC (Initiators
Of Change)” and comes from a modest background. He told us that how once he gave
up on himself but then stood up again because he never looses his hope. He
shared his life story that his mother struggled with depression, and his father
ran a dhaba (roadside eatery).He shared his journey of success with us,
highlighting his personal and academic challenges. During his early years, he
enjoyed life and achieved excellent results in his 10th-grade exams, which
allowed him to pursue the science stream. However, in 11th grade, he became less
serious about his studies and failed his exams. His principal called his mother
to school, and seeing her distress deeply affected him.Determined to make a
difference for his mother and improve his situation, he reassessed his goals and
chose the best path forward. He dedicated himself to his studies and ultimately
achieved an impressive 96.8% in his exams, topping the district.He also shared
his experiences with physical and financial challenges and provided insights on
how to address and overcome these issues. His lecture left a significant impact
on me, providing valuable knowledge and inspiration.

Secondly, we interacted with Er.Lakhveer singh Coordinator CML.Lakhveer sir tell
us about CML.He told us about the mission,vision and list of equipments.

Last interaction of the day was the causmic club. We got to know about causmic
club and were told about the opening of recuritmenrts. I found this club very
interesting. Some of the seniors and batchmates also performed and showed their
skills of singing and shayaris.

Twelveth Day (25 July 2024)

Today, our first lecture was a repeat of the one given by Mr. Arvind Dhingra on
the second day of induction. While it was familiar to us, as we had seen the
slides and games before, it was new for the other branches.

The second lecture, held in the chemistry classroom with Professor Karan Bhalla,
was very well-taught. He conducted a quick revision test on the previous
lecture’s material. We got to know about many new topics such as water hardness,
salts dissolved in water, and the differences between temporary and permanent
salts. He also assigned us some homework. After the lecture, we had an hour-long
break.

After the break, we had a math test of differentiation, integration, and
differential equations. My test went well.

Last Day (26 July 2024)

It was the last day and the day began with interaction with Dr. Kanwalpreet Kaur
Bhatt, a renowned homeopathic practitioner with 20 years of experience. As a
meditation counselor, she inspired us all with her wisdom and to make us
practice meditation, she held a practical session of meditation for 15 minutes.

Further, Principal Dr. Sehijpal Singh engaged with students, emphasizing the
importance of co-curricular activities. Director (NSET) S. Inderpal Singh also
gave a motivating speech to first year students. First-year students showcased
their incredible talents through various singing and dancing performances,
creating unforgettable memories. The ceremony was a moment of pride as students
were awarded prizes for their outstanding achievements in various competitions
during the cultural orientation.

A big shoutout to the NCC team and Causmic Club for organising this programme
with their dedication and hard work. All over the induction Program was
inspiring and motivational.

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