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Learning
at GISIPS
Our
unique approach to student learning prepares for
the challenges of life and work. The aim is to
help and fulfill their intellectual and personal
potential in a way that significantly contributes
to each and every with the help of following
resources & techniques.
Library
The
library serves as a backbone to all academic
activities; it houses a collection of more than
5,000 volumes of academic journals, research
reports, scientific magazines, as well as audio,
video and CDROMs. This collection has been
carefully selected from a number of national and
International professional bodies. The library has
an outstanding reading room with a large seating
capacity and areas dedicated to both silent and
group study.
Computer
Facilities
The computer laboratory is equipped with internet
access and the latest software, giving our
students access to the most up-to-date information
at the click of a button. We provide a network of
Pentium IV machines adequately matched and
supported by a host of printers, scanners, modems
and other peripherals. A large amount of space is
dedicated for students to learn independently in a
stimulating atmosphere.
Teaching
Methodology
Keeping in view the philosophy of student centered
learning; the teaching methodology at GISIPS
encourages freedom of thought and the questioning
& challenging of established view. Debates
after lessons and innovative teaching methodology
enables students to grasp and analyze the subject
instead of cramming. A combination of teacher
supervised and teacher independent learning
activities, at individual and group levels are
integrated into the system. Furthermore, GISIPS recognizes
the importance of direct practical, in addition to
theory based learning and therefore we ensure a
balance of the two is achieved in all courses
offered.
Independent
Learning
Assignment activities form the basis of student
independent learning. This involves conceiving,
planning and researching an activity, implementing
and completing it, as well as reflecting on
performance. Students thereby develop a wide range
of key transferable competencies, including organizational,
technical and interpersonal skills. Field studies,
laboratory activities, case studies, presentations
and group discussions all form part of a student's
independent learning process.
Interactive
Approach
The traditional mode of learning perpetuates memorizing
without the student ever grasping the
soul of the subject. This can result in a
situation where lessons taught are never learnt or
applied in real life. At GISIPS, students embrace
a unique learning process, absorbing the
teachings, which continue to pay devidends
throughout their working lives. The GISIPS method
encompasses constant interaction between
faculty and students.
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