A soft approach towards gaining employability in IT professionals

Dubey, Richa Singh; Tewari, Vijayshri; Pandiya, Bhartrihari

doi:10.1109/ieem.2017.8289900

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“…References Ability to accept constructive criticism Andersson and Logofatu (2018), Dubey and Tiwari (2020) Adapting to changes (Flexibility) Yaacoub, Husseini and Choueiki (2011), Ahmed et al (2012), Robles (2012), Direito et al (2012), Abbas et al (2013), Yanaze and de Deus Lopes (2014), Naiem et al (2015), Taylor (2016), Dubey, Tiwari and Pandiya (2017), Andersson and Logofatu (2018), Wilson and Marnewick (2018), Chaibate, Hadek, Ajana, Bakkali and Faraj (2019), Hartanto, Huda, Fordiana (2019), Gopi Krishna, Suneetha Reddy, Chitra and Yadav (2019. ( 2019 Taylor (2016), Dubey and Tiwari (2020)…”

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T-Shaped Engineer: Horizontal Component Comprising of Soft Skills

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2020

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Under 21st century conditions, engineering education should focus not only on professional skills such as design, manufacture, and maintenance but also on soft skills, which play an important role in supporting career advancements, such as communication, interpersonal relations and teamwork. In other words, it is an obligation for engineers to be competent in their own discipline. In addition to its own discipline, it will be a plus to be able to work with individuals from other disciplines and to exchange information seamlessly in the work environment. In this context, graduation as a T-shaped engineer with sensitive skills that will enable this acquisition will be prominent in career planning. The aim of this study is to introduce the T-shaped term that is not yet widespread in Turkey and to investigate soft skills forming the horizontal component of the T-shaped engineer. In line with the purpose of the research, studies on the soft skills that engineers must acquire, the program outcomes determined by the accreditation boards and job ads are analyzed. In addition to the determination of soft skills, suggestions compiled from the literature are presented for higher education institutions to train their students as T-shaped engineers.

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T-Shaped Engineer: Horizontal Component Comprising of Soft Skills

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2020

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“…make use of hybrid vigiour) to improve fitness and fertility traits and to combine different characteristics in which the crossed breeds were valuable (Hanafi and Iraqi, 2001;William and Pollak, 1985). Crossbreeding involves diallel, pure-or line-breeding, line x tester, double and three way crosses to improve economic traits through the use of complementarities traits or economic heterosis (Sarkar et al, 1991;Das et al, 1997;Dubey et al, 2001;Gangopadhyay and Ravindran, 2006). Likewise, diallel crossing schemes make accessible the assessment of general and specific combining ability effects (Griffing 1956).…”

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Combining Ability Analysis of Four Ecoraces and C2 Breed of Eri Silkworm, Samia Ricini Donovan

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Samia ricini is a domesticated non-mulberry and multivoltine in nature. Four strains namely, Borduar Yellow Plain (BYP), Genung Yellow Plain (GYP), Titabar Greenish Blue Plain (TGBP) & Kokrajhar Greenish Blue Plain (KGBP) and C2 breed of eri silkworm, S. ricini were selected as superior strains after evaluation. These were subjected to estimate their General combining ability (GCA) in breeds and specific combining ability (SCA) in the hybrids crossed in a 5x5 diallel fashion. The analysis of variance for combining ability of eight yield contributing traits manifested significant GCA variance in all the traits, while significant SCA variances were observed in seven parameters. Significant reciprocal variances were observed in six parameters which were the indication of maternal effects in these traits in eri silkworm. Among the five inbred lines, BYP was found to be the best general combiner exhibited significant effects in six traits followed by TGBP for five traits and C2 breed in four traits. Among the crosses, BYPxTGBP, GYPxTGBP and C2xBYP showed significant SCA effect for several characters have been identified for further trail rearing for higher production of Eri silk.

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