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LEARNING METHODS

Class Room Learning: Classroom learning is meant primarily the theoretical and conceptual inputs. Combining lectures with group learning and the use of the case-method consolidates classroom learning.

Case Study: Students of JIM are expected to make rich use of the analytical tools learnt in the classroom through wide applications in solving hypothetical and real life cases. Students are expected to give full expression to their intellectual and creative capabilities in devising suitable strategies and action plans. Cases are derived from a pool of research and consultancy spanning diverse areas of operating policies, accounting methods, market analysis, strategic management and international business.

Simulation Techniques: At JIM, relentless emphasis is laid on experimenting with the techniques learnt in books and classrooms and applying them in a non-threatening environment. Such experimentation and testing takes place through regular Business games, In-basket-exercises, Role playing and other simulation techniques which keeps students engaged in continuous learning.

Presentations: Managers of today are facing increasing pressure to improve their presentation skills and improve the quality of oral communication. Students of JIM are required to make at least one presentation per fortnight on projects and case studies, in the process of which they become dexterous in conveying ideas and information in appealing managerial style.

Project Work: The knowledge gained in the classroom needs to be reinforced by the right attitude and proper skill to complete the gamut of developing managerial capability. Non-classroom curriculum consists of a variety of projects, which provide opportunities for application of the knowledge learnt in class to real life situations within the college and outside. Once the projects are complete, the students are required to submit project report and make presentation to the rest of the class.

Industrial visits: It provides an opportunity to the students to have first hand practical exposure and helps relate the conceptual and analytical skills acquired in the classroom to actual management practices wherein students make a group-visit to organizations of regional, national and international importance. During these visits, face-to-face discussions take place with senior executives. Students get an opportunity to interact around critical strategic and operational issues that corporate manager's face in managing corporate actions. The close academia & industry interaction is useful to corporate organizations because many time's indicative and creative solutions emerge to the benefit of the organizations. Note: - Each student should make a note of the fact that they are compulsorily required to attend the Industrial visits.

JODHPUR MANAGEMENT CLUB

JMC is the first management club in the history of suncity. This club aims at providing the environment of interaction full of knowledge, sophisticated touch and the learning edge. Here is an overview of the functioning of JMC.

Knowledge enhancement through -

• Personal interaction.
• Subject related discussions.
• Business awareness.
• Monthly business updates
• Developing effective communication skills.
• Focus on guest lectures and seminars.
• Debating on various current topics.
• Confidence building.

Management games to improve -

Teamwork. Mental ability. Decision-making.

organizing various competitions for -Idea generation. Brain storming. Improving mental skills.

This is the club that incorporates in you values, sincerity and dedication along with routine management subjects. This way you are equipped with the dynamic combination of cutting edge, knowledge and attitude that will take you higher. To make JMC successful we want all the management students to become its privileged associates.

...Come lets get together to harmonize our managerial skills.

JIM - Library

The JIM Library for the management discipline contains the latest titles on management and related disciplines. The Faculty has a good collection of books, periodicals and research journals in the areas of Management, Computers etc. The students are motivated to develop keen interest for using the library facilities for atleast half an hour daily.

Library has 3 sections namely the following:

1) The Printed library:

Every student will be given two non-transferable tickets for issue of books-one on each card.

The card should be kept secularly and by chance if it is missing the reader should immediately inform the librarian about the loss of the card. Any loss of book on this account will be treated as abnormal loss and double the cost of the book will be charged.

However, another card can be issued on payment of Rs 10/- on making a written request

It is expected that student shall not indulge in marking on the books, tearing off pages, tampering of the books or damage to the books in any way. If at any time this is discovered double the cost of the books will be charged from the student(s) and in addition disciplinary action will be taken.

A book will be issued to a student for 14 days and if it is not returned by the stipulated date, a fine of Rs. 21- on the first and doubling everyday thereafter will be charged. The Library reserves the right to recall any book from the readers. The readers should ensure that it is returned within 24 hours of recall.

Every student is expected to check the book for any damage at the time of issue. If any damage is reported later it will not be entertained.

Library will keep you informed of new facilities.

2) The Digital library:

The Digital library will be equipped with courseware on CDs, DVDs and VHS Tapes, to reinforce classroom learning. Await their arrival.

3) Newspaper, Periodicals & Magazines:

These will normally be not issued outside the library. However, on special request these can be issued overnight to be deposited on the next working day.

Partial list of Magazines & Journals available in the Library:-

• Business Today
• Business World
• Business India
• Business Barons
• Indian Management
• Vikalpa
• ICFAI Journals
• Reader's Digest
• General Management Review
• Strategic Management
• Economic & Political Weekly
• JIM - Computer Centre

JIM has one of the best computer center in the state of Rajasthan with about 20 LAN connected Intel P-III/PIV computers. The server has Windows-2000 operating system while the clients have the Windows-98 operating system.

The Computer centre in our institute is well equipped with the latest hardware and software to keep pace with the academic as well as the administrative needs of the institute. The software part includes Windows-98, Microsoft Office, Turbo C++ compiler etc. Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0 Enterprise Edition Package and Novell Netware 5.1 networking software. The students are encouraged to make utmost use of the hardware & software facilities to make the effective PowerPoint presentation on LCD projector. The institute has separate computers with Pentium processor to provide support to the administrative needs.

Internet Facilities

The efforts are being made by management to either have an ISDN connection or better still if we can have a leased line connection. As BSNL doesn't have the technical facilities for either ISDN or leased-line in this area for the present, we presently provide a dial-up connection with a proxy server to multiplex users. This is good enough to surf on the Internet using Satyam & Datainfosys I.S.P facilities. The BSNL is seriously considering our request & hopefully we will get the leased line connection/ISDN at the earliest.

Students are invited to make maximum use of the computer centre & the Internet. You may be required to register in the centre for orderliness

Note: - Shortly JIM will commence in house diploma courses in computers. (Dates & details to be announced later)