Udupi: BCA Student of St Mary’s College develop Teachers Evaluation Software

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Udupi, 05 Apr 2015: Quality enhancement and sustenance is the priority in higher education. Inspiring students to create something new which is highly practicable is seen at St Mary’s College, Shirva, near here.

Neil Jackson, a student of BCA has developed a Software useful to evaluate the teachers.

Professor Bhaskar Shetty, general secretary of, Private Colleges Management Association said after launching the software, ‘This software is highly useful to evaluate teachers in higher education; improvement is possible only when we are evaluated by others. The department of collegiate education introduced a manual system of evaluation of teachers by the students. A lot of money, effort and time are wasted in serving the forms, getting the feedback from the students and analysing the outcome. This is wonderful software, wherein analysis is completed in a fraction of a second.’

Professor Bhaskar congratulated Neil Jackson for his unique achievement.

 

 
Fr Stany Tauro, the correspondent of St Mary’s and Don Bosco Institutions, Shirva, near here said, ‘Any product ultimately should reach the customers. This is a unique achievement of a BCA student to develop a software which is user friendly and congratulated Neil Jackson.’

Speaking on the occasion, Professor Rajan V N, principal of the College said, ‘BCA course today one of the highly demanded course in the employment market. Most of the BCA students of the college are already recruited by WIPRO, TCS, RoboSoft and other software companies. We are proud on the achievement of Neil Jackson in developing the software.

Neil Jackson said on his introductory remarks that this software provides utmost privacy to the student to evaluate their teachers on various areas and it also serves as a mirror to the teacher.

Assistant Professor Praveen Kumar, head of the department of BCA recognised the achievers with cash prizes.

Sushmitha Bhat of II BCA compered the programme.

Assistant Professor Laxman, Director of IT Club organised the programme.