Industrial TrainingWeekly Diary

Weekly Diary

For

Industrial Training

At

Name of Industry : DENITEK COMPUTER

Duration : From: 3-6-2024 To 13-7-2024

Name of Supervisor : MR. Stephen Dabre

Name of Mentor : Mrs.Manjula Athani

Designation of Supervisor : Hardware engineer

Name of Student : Shubham Ratilal Mhatre

Enrollment No : 2205630067

Branch of Engineering : Computer Engineering

Name of Polytechnic : Pravin Patil College of Diploma Engineering and

Technology, Bhayander(E)

Week 1: From 3-6-2024 to 9-6-2024

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Day Date Activities Carried Out

This was the beginning of industrial training at Denitek company. focusing on

Python. This language is widely used for web development, software
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creation, task automation, data analysis, and visualization.

First, we discussed the requirements and functionalities of Python. We learned

what Python is, what a programming language means, and the applications of
2 4-6-2024 Python. Due to the rise in digitalization in India since COVID, Python has
become popular in many industries.

We were doing great and developed many interests in our course. Since we
already knew C, C++, and Java, learning Python keywords was easier. We
3 5-6-2024 learned that Indentation in Python means 'space'. Some terms were different,
but we understood the concepts. We learned about variables, which store data in
memory, and wrote our first Python code using variables.

The training was smooth as we covered typecasting in Python, which is

6-6-2024 converting one datatype to another. We also learned Python shortcuts and
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keyword commands.

We learned about conditional statements, also known as decision-

7-6-2024 making statements, used to make decisions in code. We turned ideas and
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real-life examples into code using user inputs.

8-6-2024
6 Saturday

Signature of Student: ……………………… Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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Week 2: From 10-6-2024 to 14-6-2024

Day Date Activities Carried Out

At the start of the second week, we were given a task to complete. In the first
week, we covered Python basics. This week, we delved into actual
1 10-6-2024 programming, focusing on loops and their various types. We explored Boolean
expressions and performed arithmetic operations using loops.

We learned about data structures and organizing data. Since we had covered
11-6-2024 this in our 3rd semester DSU, it was easy to understand. We found that Python
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shares the same concepts as DSU, including built-in and user-defined data
structures.

We learned about Tuples and Lists in detail. Tuples are defined as immutable
sequences, while Lists are mutable sequences in Python. We explored their
3 12-6-2024 definitions, benefits, and where they are used. We performed operations like
fetching and modifying data from Tuples and Lists.

In the second week, we learned more about Python. We covered Dictionaries,

which are defined using curly braces `{}` and are mutable, allowing us to
13-6-2024 modify the data stored as key-value pairs. We also learned about Sets, which
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are immutable and do not allow changes to the data once they are defined. We
explored functions like `add()`, `remove()`, `pop()`, etc., that can be used with
Sets.

In the last week of our training, we learned how to create a Chatbot similar to
14-6-2024 Google Assistant. We started with a simple Chatbot using dictionaries and sets.
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We delved into functions in Python, understanding how they are defined and
called to execute code.

6 15-6-2024 SATURDAY

Signature of Student: ……………………… Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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Week 3: From 17-6-2024 to 22-6-2024

Day Date Activities Carried Out

In the third week, we began with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP)

17-6-2024 concepts, which are crucial for real-world programming. We focused on the
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main objectives of OOP, such as Constructors, References, Class objects, and
more.

We learned about Tuples and Lists in detail. Tuples are defined as immutable
18-6-2024 sequences, while Lists are mutable sequences in Python. We explored their
2 definitions, benefits, and where they are used. We performed operations like
fetching and modifying data from Tuples and Lists.

NumPy is widely used for its efficient handling of arrays and mathematical
functions, making it indispensable for tasks involving geometry and other
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mathematical operations in coding.

Continuing from the previous day, we explored various attributes and

20-6-2024 functionalities of arrays in NumPy. We learned about different NumPy
4 libraries and performed operations like creating custom datasets or lists, array
operations such as data fetching, arranging, sorting, reshaping, vector
operations, relational operations, and converting data from lists to tuples.

Continuing from the previous topic, we started learning about Pandas, which is
indeed as interesting as its name suggests. Pandas is a powerful library in
20-6-2024 Python used for data manipulation and analysis. You learned how to efficiently
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manipulate and analyze data within datasets using Pandas. One interesting
aspect you discovered was how to convert data from files into Excel format
using code.

22-6-2024
6 SATURDAY

Signature of Student: ……………………… Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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Week 4: From 24-6-2024 to 29-6-2024

Day Date Activities Carried Out

I presented my findings and recommendations on optimizing document

management practices within the ROR department. This presentation
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highlighted practical solutions for enhancing document organization and
retrieval, based on my research and hands-on experience.

Continuing with hardware responsibilities, I assisted in setting up new

hardware components for a departmental upgrade project. This involved
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documenting detailed procedures to guide future hardware maintenance
tasks effectively.

I conducted training sessions for new interns on ROR processes and

protocols. Sharing my knowledge and experience allowed me to
3 26/06/2024 contribute to the onboarding process and foster a collaborative learning
environment within the team.

Participating in preventive maintenance checks for office hardware

systems allowed me to apply my knowledge of hardware diagnostics
4 27/06/2024 and maintenance practices. This task aimed to proactively identify and
address potential hardware issues before they escalated.

I participated in routine hardware maintenance checks, reviewing

maintenance logs and updating documentation for hardware
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specifications. This documentation ensured accurate records and
streamlined future maintenance activities within the organization.

6 29/06/2024
SATURDAY

Signature of Student: ……………………… Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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Week 5: From 01/07/2024 TO 06/07/2024

Day Date Activities Carried Out

I focused on implementing further improvements in document indexing and

categorization to enhance operational efficiency within the ROR department.
1 01/07/2024 These enhancements aimed to optimize document retrieval processes and
support faster decision-making.

Conducting training sessions for new interns continued, with a focus on

educating them about ROR processes and best practices. This role allowed me
2 02/07/2024 to reinforce my own understanding while contributing to the development of
new team members.

I presented a detailed proposal for improving hardware inventory management

03/07/2024 systems. This proposal included recommendations for implementing systematic
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inventory tracking and management practices to optimize resource allocation
and reduce costs.

Conducting routine hardware maintenance checks remained a priority, ensuring

that all office hardware systems operated at peak efficiency. This task
4 04/07/2024 reinforced the importance of regular maintenance in preventing hardware
failures and maintaining overall system reliability.

I reviewed hardware maintenance logs and updated documentation for hardware

specifications. This meticulous documentation ensured that accurate records
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5 were maintained, supporting effective hardware management and future
maintenance planning.

6 06/07/2024 SATURDAY

Signature of Student: ……………………… Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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Week 6: From 08/07/2024 to 13/07/2024

Day Date Activities Carried Out

I finalized and presented a significant project on optimizing digitization

processes within the ROR department. This project aimed to streamline
1 08/07/2024 document digitization and improve data management practices, contributing to
overall departmental efficiency.

Presenting the outcomes of my project in a departmental review meeting

allowed me to showcase my achievements and receive valuable feedback from
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supervisors and colleagues. This session provided insights into project
management and presentation skills.

Reviewing and updating documentation for hardware specifications and

maintenance procedures ensured that comprehensive records were maintained
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for future reference. This task emphasized the importance of documentation in
supporting effective hardware management practices.

Concluding my internship with a feedback session provided an opportunity to

reflect on my experiences and discuss my learnings with supervisors. I
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received constructive feedback and valuable insights that will guide my
professional development moving forward.

Reflecting on my internship experiences and preparing final reports allowed me

to summarize my achievements and challenges faced during the six-week
5 period. This reflection process helped me identify areas for further growth and
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development in my future career endeavors.

We setup the PC’s in the bank.

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13/07/2024

Signature of Student:…………………….. Signature of Supervisor:………………………

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