The academic curriculum is not sufficient to provide the skills sets that can bridge the gap between the regular academic syllabus, and the research and industry. Both the academics and the research fields have grown to be very dynamic and versatile. Moreover, interdisciplinary research is important for the development and launch of various technologies. Thus, to equip the students with a holistic development and additional skill sets for better job and carrier opportunities, numerous new age programs, for both UG & PG, have been provided by the different departments of The Oxford College of Science. Recently, with the above vision, “The Oxford Science Skill Enhancement Centre (TOSSEC)”, anintegrated multidisciplinary center to train students and make them research and industry ready, was launched on 11th October 2019.The several new age courses offered by our college are as follows:
Name of new age course/program |
Docon stream processing (proteins) |
Insect-host plant selection |
Production & characterization of biosurfactants |
Nanomaterials |
Chromosomal aberrations as cytogenetic biomarkers for toxicology, genotoxicity and biomonitoring |
PCB designing |
Android App development |
ARDUINO microcontroller and interfacing |
Raspberry PI and interfacing |
Python programming |
Interfacing with PIC microcontroller |
Working with PSOC |
LateX |
LateXBeamer |
Web design |
HPLC- Module 1 |
HPLC- Module 2 |
Fluorescent microscopy- Module 1 |
Fluorescent microscopy- Module 2 |
Bioinformatics- Module 1 |
Bioinformatics- Module 2 |
PCR-Module 1 |
PCR-Module 2 |
Analytical tools in pharmaceutical industry-Module 1 |
Analytical tools in pharmaceutical industry-Module 2 |
Animal cell culture-Module 1 |
Animal cell culture-Module 2 |
Advanced clinical diagnostics |
Vinegar production |
Commercial tissue culture |
Organic farming |
Hydroponics |
Spirulina production |
Epitome mapping |
Virtual gene cloning |
3D modeling of proteins |
Fortified food & nutraceuticals |
Computational soft skills |
Research methodology |
Mushroom cultivation |
Internet of Things |