OBJECTIVES OF ISTE

The major objectives of ISTE are

To formulate the general goals and responsibilities of technical education;
To adjust curriculum and educational processes to changing conditions;
To develop effective teachers and educational administrators;
To improve educational methods and practices and administrative usages;
To enhance professional ideals and standards;
To foster research as a function complementary to teaching;
To cultivate fraternal spirit amongst the teachers, administrators, industrialists, and professionals;
To bring about effective linkage between technical institutions, industry and society and
To arrange, institute and award appropriate fellowships, prizes, scholarships and stipends in furthering the objectives of the ISTE.

ACTIVITIES OF ISTE

Some of the activities of ISTE are

Curriculum development and updating;
AICTE-ISTE STTPs for engineering teachers and practicing engineers;
Preparation of teacher-manuals and other instructional resource material;
Continuing education for working professionals in selected arrears under C-NANCE of AICTE;
Special short term industrial exposure programs for teachers organized by industries in their premises;
Seminars/workshops/conferences on topics of relevance to technical education;
Computer education programs;
Project review and evaluation;
Preparation of directories on technical education facilities/expertise;
Publication of bi-monthly ISTE newsletter;
Publication of a quarterly Indian journal of technical education;
Publication of ISTE handbook;
Publication of learning materials in the area of electronics and computers;
Publication of various monograms.

ISTE CHAPTER

An ISTE chapter can be formed in any institution or a contiguous geographical area provided there are at least 25 members. The Chapter has to elect a Managing Committee consisting of a Chairman, a Secretary-cum-Treasurer and two or three members. Permission will be issued to form the Chapter on receiving the list of ISTE members included in the Chapter and the names of the members of the Managing Committee.

Chapters are very important units of the Society and they hold monthly meetings to discuss topics/issues of importance to technical education. Only one Chapter is allowed in an institution. However, it is desirable that two or more institutions in the same area or city join together and form a single Chapter.

Faculty Advisors

E & Ec Ms Ritika And Gurjeet Kaur

C Sc /IT Sh Trilok Chand

Electrical Sh Sulata Bhandari

Mechanical Sh P S Satsangi

Production Sh R M Belokar

Civil Sh Pradeep K Gupta

List of Chairpersons/secretaries

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (E & E C)

Chairperson- Nidhi Jain (4^th Year E &Ec)

Student’s Secretary- Nitin Gupta (4^th Year E &Ec)

Secretary- Mohit Handa (4^th Year E &Ec)

Technical- Rajat Garg (4^th Year E &Ec)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (Mech)

Chairperson- Vivek Mittal (4^th Year MECH)

Vice Chairperson- Taranjit Singh (4^th Year MECH)

Secretary- Anupam Bansal (4^th Year MECH)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (Comp Sc.)

Chairperson- Amarjot Singh Sidhu (4^th Year Comp Sc.)

Secretary- Baljinder Singh (4^th Year Comp Sc.)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (Civil)

Chairperson- Vishwajeet (4^th Year Civil)

Secretary- Nitin Goyal (4^th Year Civil)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (Electrical)

Chairperson- Rahul Kumar Kandoi (4^th year elec.)

ISTE Indian Society for Technical Education (Production, Aeronautics, Matallurgy)

Chairperson- Yogesh Babbar (3^rd aero.)

OBJECTIVES OF ISTE

Faculty Advisors