COMPUTER SCIENCE TEACHING METHOD

At the Department of Computer Science, we utilize a variety of teaching methods to ensure that our students receive a well-rounded education in the field of computer science. These methods include the traditional lecture method, remedial teaching, experiential learning, the use of ICT tools, and Google classroom. Our faculty members also invite industry experts to deliver guest lectures, providing students with a unique opportunity to learn from professionals who are actively working in the field.

1) Lecture Method: Our faculty members use the lecture method to introduce students to new concepts, theories, and technologies related to computer science. They use multimedia presentations and interactive whiteboards to make the lectures more engaging and interactive.

2) Remedial Teaching: Our faculty members provide remedial teaching to students who require extra help in understanding complex concepts. This approach helps students to bridge the gap between their current level of understanding and the expected level of understanding.

3) Experiential Learning: Our department believes in hands-on learning, and we encourage our students to participate in experiential learning activities. We organize workshops and practical sessions to provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge and skills in real-world scenarios.

4) Google Classroom: We use Google Classroom as a platform for online learning and communication. It provides students with access to course materials, assignments, and important announcements. Students can also interact with their peers and faculty members through this platform.

5) Use of ICT Tools: We incorporate the use of ICT tools, such as simulation software, programming environments, and project management tools, to enhance the learning experience of our students.

6) Guest Lectures: Our department regularly invites industry experts to deliver guest lectures on various topics related to computer science. These lectures provide students with a unique opportunity to learn from professionals who are actively working in the field.