The document summarizes two reports on faculty development programs related to accounting software and value education initiatives. The first report discusses a program held by Tally Education on introducing accounting teachers to Tally ERP 9 software. Sessions covered getting started with Tally, voucher entries, and reports. The second half of the program discussed remote access and IFRS topics but was not very practical. The second report summarized a two-day program on value initiatives in higher education organized by a college and trust. Day one included inaugural speeches on value education and technical sessions on content development, delivery approaches, and assessment methods. Day two involved paper presentations on best practices and student perspectives, as well as a keynote on value initiatives in

1. REPORT ON “FDP ON AGE BUSINESS ACCOUNTING WITH TALLY .ERP 9”
Organised by Tally Education Pvt. Ltd in association with Department of Commerce,
Bangalore University on March 12th 2015 at SSMRV College Auditorium, Jayanagar,
Bengaluru.
The programme was inaugurated by the chief guest Pro.K.K.Seethamma, Registrar
Bangalore University, followed with a key note address by Rakesh Menon, National
Head, Tally Education Pvt. Ltd., He spoke about the new eras of Tally education in
business.
Dr.Eresi, Former Dean of Department of Commerce, Bangalore University who
addressed the gathering & told about rapid changes in Technology & its impact on
education which gave a clear view of necessity of conducting these kind of FDP for
teachers of Commerce. He was also told on the different eras of Indian Education
system.
The Guest of Honour by Prof.K.Muniraju, Dept. Of Commerce, Bangalore University was
also told on different & upcoming areas of competent education & how the Teaching
fraternity have to be challenged.
The FDP was totally on:
1st Session: INTRODUCTION TO TALLY for B.com 4th Semester
 Getting started with Tally
 Creation of Ledgers & Voucher Entry
 Reports on Tally. ERP 9
 Auditing with Tally ERP 9
2nd Session: for B.com 6th Semester
 Remote access
 Topics related to IFRS
The sessions went on till 5 p.m it was informative but not effective as it was not a
practical session. It was organised well.
Submitted by,
Smt. Vidya S Shivannavar
HOD of Commerce
Smt. B.G.Suma
Lecturer in Commerce

2. REPORT ON “VALUE INITIATIVES IN INSTITUTIONS OF HIGHER LEARNING” key to
YOUTH EMPOWERMENT organised by MAHARANI LAKSHMI AMMANNI COLLEGE FOR
WEMEN, in association with DISHA CHARITABLE TRUST FOR VALUE INITIATIVES on 3rd
February 2015: KNV Sastry Auditorium, Malleshwaram, Bengaluru, 4th February 2015: JN
Tata Auditorium, Yeshwanthpura, Bengaluru.
3rd February 2015
The programme was inaugurated by the chief guest Sri.Vajubhai Vala, Hon. Governor of
Karnataka, who was spoke on his Excellency in Value Education.
The Keynote Address by SWAMI ATMAPRIYANANDAJI MAHARAJ, Vice Chancellor, RKM
Vivekananda University, Kolkata, on “Value Education and Ancient Indian Wisdom” (10.00
am to 11.30 am)
The technical session started from 11.30 am to 5.15 pm
TECHNICAL SESSION SUB-THEME RESOURCE PERSONS
11:45 am – 1:15 pm
Content Development
Focusing upon Indian Values
in the Global Context
Holistic approach to
content development
Policy Initiatives towards
content development
Dr. Rajneesh Arora
Vice Chancellor, Punjab
Technical University,
Jalandhar
Sri. Ramakrishna Rao
Vice Presidewnt, Vidya
Bharathi
2.00 pm-3.30 pm
Content Delivery-
Effectiveness & impact
Traditional Vs Modern
approaches to Value
Education
Information &
Communication Technology
in Value Education
Dr. B.P.Sharma
President, Pacific University,
Udaipur
Dr. B.K.Kuthiala
VC, Makhanlal Chaturvedi
National University of
Journalism and
Communication, Bhopal
3.45 pm – 5.15 pm
Assessment & Quality
Subjective & Objective
Methods
New Paradigms in assessing
quality
NIMHANS and S-VYASA team
Dr. Gururaja Karajagi
Director, Academy for
Creative Teaching, Bangalore.

3. 4th February 2015
9.30 am onwards Paper Presentations
 SHARING OF BEST PRACTICES (Value Education Models of Selected academic
instructions)
 VALUE INITIATIVES: STUDENTS PERSPECTIVES
12.15 pm – 1.00 pm
 Keynote Address by Dr. A.D.N.Bajpai, Vice Chancellor, Himachal Pradesh University
on “VALUE INITIATIVES IN THE 21st CENTURY”
2.00 pm onwards
 Valedictory
 Prize distributions by the college & Disha
Submitted by,
Smt. Kantamma H. K
Lecturer in Commerce
Smt. B.G.Suma
Lecturer in Commerce