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BHARATI
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BHARATI VIDY APEETH'S
COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
A-4, PASCHIM VIHAR, NEW DELHI - 110063
CERTIFICATE
ARYAN
GUPTA
Ayush
Mittal
This is to Certify that Mr./Miss.
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Communication skills
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Ayush
Mittal
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NAME OF THE EXPERIMENT
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to perform listening activity
to perform reading activity
to perform a speech activity
to perform a conversation activity
to perform a group discussion
to perform formal PPT activity
to perform informal PPT activity
to perform a mock interview
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Any Additional individual work done by students.
record audio explaining your mini project
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REMARKS
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Theory:
Synopsis:
About three and a half years ago, I made a discovery.
And this discovery profoundly changed my view on
how I thought the world worked, and it even
profoundly changed the way in which I operate in it.
As it turns out, there's a pattern.
Why? How? What? This little idea explains why
some organizations and some leaders are able to
inspire where others aren't. Let me define the terms
really quickly. Every single person, every single
organization on the planet knows what they do, 100
percent. Some know how they do it, whether you call
it your differentiated value proposition or your
proprietary process or your USP.
Let me give you an example. If Apple were like
everyone else, a
marketing message from them might sound like this:
"We make great computers. They're beautifully
designed, simple to use and user friendly. Want to
buy one?" "Meh." That's how most of us
communicate. In other words, when we communicate
from the outside in, yes, people can understand vast
amounts of complicated information like features and
benefits and facts and figures. It just doesn't drive
behavior. When we can communicate from the inside
out, we're talking directly to the part of the brain that
controls behavior, and then we allow people to
rationalize it with the tangible things we say and do.
How many of them showed up for him? Zero. They
showed up for themselves. It's what they believed
about America that got them to travel in a bus for
eight hours to stand in the sun in Washington in the
middle of August. It's what they believed, and it
wasn't about black versus white: 25% of the audience
was white.
Listen to politicians now, with their comprehensive
12-point plans. They're not inspiring anybody.
Because there are leaders and there are those who
lead. Leaders hold a position of power or authority,
but those who lead inspire us. Whether they're
individuals or organizations, we follow those who
lead, not because we have to, but because we want to.
We follow those who lead, not for them, but for
ourselves.
Link:
https://www.ted.com/talks/simon_sinek_how_great_l
eaders_inspire_action?referrer=playlistthe_10_most_popular_tedx_talks
Theory:
Deep learning
Deep learning is a type of machine learning and
artificial intelligence (AI) that imitates the way humans
gain certain types of knowledge. Deep learning is an
important element of data science, which includes
statistics and predictive modeling. It is extremely
beneficial to data scientists who are tasked with
collecting, analyzing and interpreting large amounts of
data; deep learning makes this process faster and
easier.
At its simplest, deep learning can be thought of as a
way to automate predictive analytics. While traditional
machine learning algorithms are linear, deep learning
algorithms are stacked in a hierarchy of increasing
complexity and abstraction.
To understand deep learning, imagine a toddler
whose first word is dog. The toddler learns what a dog
is -- and is not -- by pointing to objects and saying the
word dog. The parent says, "Yes, that is a dog," or,
"No, that is not a dog." As the toddler continues to
point to objects, he becomes more aware of the
features that all dogs possess. What the toddler does,
without knowing it, is clarify a complex abstraction -the concept of dog -- by building a hierarchy in which
each level of abstraction is created with knowledge
that was gained from the preceding layer of the
hierarchy.
Computer programs that use deep learning go through
much the same process as the toddler learning to identify
the dog. Each algorithm in the hierarchy applies a nonlinear
transformation to its input and uses what it learns to create
a statistical model as output. Iterations continue until the
output has reached an acceptable level of accuracy. The
number of processing layers through which data must pass
is what inspired the label deep.
In traditional machine learning, the learning process is
supervised, and the programmer has to be extremely
specific when telling the computer what types of
things it should be looking for to decide if an image
contains a dog or does not contain a dog. This is a
laborious process called feature extraction, and the
computer's success rate depends entirely upon the
programmer's ability to accurately define a feature set
for dog. The advantage of deep learning is the
program builds the feature set by itself without
supervision. Unsupervised learning is not only faster,
but it is usually more accurate.
Theory:
Motivational Speech
Many people are incredibly talented, and they
don't even know it.Their potential is limited not
by their circumstances but by their internal
assessment of themselves. Self-doubt will leave
you precariously clawing at the world to give you
any sign of significance. Some people can
become desperate and clingy. They are hoping
for any accolade to make them feel worthy.
To have energy to climb outside yourself, you
need lots of positive affirmation. Surround
yourself with positive messages. Here is a short
motivational speech to help you believe in
yourself. As a keynote speaker I know the power
of words to transform you.
Below is a motivational speech you can read to
yourself (or others) that will inspire you to know
your worth. Read it, write it out again, say it out
loud, watch the YouTube video. Repetition is
critical to crowd out negative, doubtful thoughts.
Replace them with thoughts that believe in your
self-worth.
Anytime you look outside yourself for your value,
you instigate self-doubt. It's like telling yourself
you don't matter, but perhaps someone else can
assess you and give you meaning. What you
are forgetting is that your worth is inside you.
Only you can determine it.
Today we rely heavily on others likes on social
media to give us a boost of self-worth. It's
making us long for something that someone else
can't give us. Only you can determine your
worth. And you should. If doubt holds you back,
you need to build yourself back up.
Deeply embroiled in our stress response is a
trigger that has you doubt yourself. It's
automatic, and it instantly makes you question
yourself. Deep in our survival instinct are
mechanisms that have us protect ourselves.
Fear causes us to shy away from situations that
too risky and make us question ourselves. Fear
is a strong emotion that most people flee. Don't
let fear get it's way.
If you don't know your worth, you are in a very
precarious position.
Theory:
Myself and Limon about the effects of flood
Myself : Hello, Limon. How are you?
Limon : Fine. You?
Myself : I am okay. But I think about flood. I
know you got a better experience about flood
last year. Would you tell me something about
flood.
Limon : Flood is very devastating. It affects us a
great deal.
Myself : Would you briefly narrate the effects of
flood.
Limon : During the flood roads and lands go
under the water. For this the sufferings of the
people know no bounds.
Myself : Pardon me, I will be glad if you
describe the people's sufferings.
Limon : People are rendered homeless. They
have to take shelter at the flood counter center.
The sufferings of the People cannot be described
in a single sentence.
Myself : Would you tell anything about the after
effects of flood?
Limon : After-effects of flood are very serious.
There arises an acute scarcity of pure drinking
water. As a result different kinds of diseases
break out.
Myself : This is the bad side of the flood. Is
there any good side to the flood?
Limon : Yes, there is a good side too. During
floods silts are scattered over the lands making
them fertile. As a result, people can get a lot of
crops.
Myself : Thank you very much for your wise
discussion, good-bye.
Theory:
Moderator: Would everybody please take turns
to introduce themselves by giving your name,
and briefly share with the group how often you
put on make-up.
A: Hi, I am Gina here. So normally I put on light
make up in school, when coming to school and
heavy make up for wedding dinner.
B: Hi, I am Gladys. How to said cause I put on
make-up most of the time but light.
C: Hi, I am Yong Qi. I put on make-up when I
am going to wedding dinner or clubbing.
D: Hi, I am Cheryl and I put on light make-up
when I go out. Moderator: As long as you going
out?
D: Sometimes I do not when I feel lazy but most
of the time when I going out as in like going
town.
E: Hi, I am Shree. I wear make-up almost every
day when I go out but like is usually light makeup, only for occasional, events will wear heavy
make-up. Moderator: So light make-up when
you go out and heavy make-up…
E: Heavy make-up when I have a wedding or
something to have.
F: Hi, I am Natalie Tang. I put on make-up when
I only I go outing with my friends. Light makeup I do not like heavy make-up because I have
sensitive skin.
Moderator: So you only go out with your friends
you put on make-up. So you go out alone you do
not put on make-up?
F: No. Too lazy.
EXP – 6
AIM – TO PERFORM INFORMAL PPT ACTIVITY
EXP – 7
AIM – TO PERFORM FORMAL PPT ACTIVITY
Theory: