In the new session Creative Club activities of BCA started with “Best out of waste Competition” in IT Department of IMS NOIDA. This event was held on 23rd only creativity and presentation skills but also helped the students to realize the importance of recycling and reusing waste material available to them.The program began with the formation of teams, for enhancing the team spirit in the students while working. Ms. Nancy Mendiratta and Ms. Nidhi Sharma (Creative Club In-Charges) guided the students over how to use waste material available at home.Students were engaged in handicrafts using plastic bottle , sticks , newspapers, fused bulb, bottle cap and so on during the competition. They created Pen Stand , Flower vase , Night Lamp , Jewellery box and so on. Students actively participated in the event. Group 1 won the First Prize in the event (Pen Stand). Following are the members of the team: • Minal • Chetna • Megha Group 3 - 1st • Ravi Poonia • Parth • Sahil •
The inaugural session
of FDP began at Institute of Management Studies, Noida on 21st
March, 2014 followed by two days technical session program. The program began
with the lightening of lamp by Mr. P.K. Agarwal (Dean-Management), Mr. Vikas
Shrivastava (trainer), Dr. Manju Gupta (HOD, IT), Ms. Neetu Singh, Ms. Ruchi
Saxena and Ms. Priti Rani Rajvanshi. 
Mr. P.K. Agarwal (Dean-Management)
welcomed the delegates and enlightened them on the relevance of Big Data
Analytics. He said that more and more businesses are finding out that they need
to analyze their stored data to help them make better business decisions and
HADOOP now a day is a good solution provider in this regard.
On this occasion, the
trainer Mr. Vikas Srivastava told that HADOOP is a like a fine wine: It gets
better with age as rough edges (or flavor profiles) are smoothed out. This is
the technology of future of Big Data. He said that HADOOP, however, lets you
store as much data as you want in whatever form you need, simply by adding more
servers to a HADOOP cluster. Each new server (which can be commodity x86
machines with relatively small price tags) adds more storage and more
processing power to the overall cluster. This makes data storage with HADOOP
far less costly than prior methods of data storage.
Dr. Manju Gupta
(HOD-IT) also welcomed the delegates and gave vote of thanks. Ms. Neetu Singh
gave token of respect to the trainer. 
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