An internship program on PCB design, etching, and fabrication was conducted by Agni, an ECE faculty-owned startup company. 18 students from the S3 ECE class attended the week-long internship where they learned traditional PCB manufacturing processes as well as state-of-the-art PCB printing machines. Agni focuses on embedded systems development and training and is Trinity's first all-woman faculty startup founded by Assistant Professors Anu, Gayathri, and Nishi. This concluded the summer internship programs conducted by Trinity campus companies, which attracted over 250 students across departments.

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ONE WEEK INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
ECE faculty owned company Agni conducted an one week
internship program on PCB Design, Etching and fabrication. 18
students from S3 ECE attended the internship. They familiarised
with the traditional process as well as the state of the art pcb
printing machine. Agni is Trinity’s first all woman faculty startup.
Asst Professors Anu, Gayathri and Nishi are the partners in the
company. Agni focusses on embedded systems development and
training. This was the final internship conducted on campus for
the summer. The internships by Trinity campus companies attract­
ed more than 250 students across all branches.
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The second PTA meeting for semester S3 & S5 was conducted at the college auditorium on 23rd July
2018 at 2:30pm. The meeting was chaired by Rev. Fr. Popson Kuriakose & all the faculties from the
Civil department. In the meeting they discussed about discipline, valuation pattern , importance of series
exam, home works & mentor mentee communication.
CONVOCATION CEREMONY,
Our principal Dr.Arun Surendran
was part of the panel discussion
following the convocation ceremo­
ny of ProMeX Skill trained Engi­
neering graduates of Incatek. He
spoke on the importance of hands
on training when it comes to
employability.
Incatek, the skill development
agency that is approved by the
Kerala Academy of Skill Excel­
lence, is the brainchild of Engineer
Gopikrishnan. He had conducted pilot programs at Trinity three years ago which immensely benefitted
our Mechanical Engineering students. The panel discussion held at Mascot Hotel on 25 th July 201 8 was
chaired by Dr. Radhakrishnan, retd faculty of NT Madras and ex-director of KTU.
“ You cannot change your future, but, you can change your habits, and surely your habits will change
your future”. Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam
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