Visit to Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum Axis Colleges, which is dedicated to the whole student development and learning by doing, recently took students from the Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) and Information Technology (IT) departments on a notable educational trip to the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum. This one-of-a-kind trip blended learning about India’s history with learning about its technology, giving students a wide view of India’s rich history and how it has changed over time.
The Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum is a symbol of India’s democratic and cultural legacy. It lies in the middle of New Delhi. The visit gave students a unique chance to see the amazing buildings, interactive multimedia displays, and modern exhibits that show off the lives, work, and vision of India’s Presidents over the years.
The visit was extremely exciting for CSE and IT students since they saw how technology has been carefully used in the museum’s presentation. Digital galleries, augmented reality displays, and interactive kiosks were all real-life instances of how computer science and information technology are changing the way people visit museums and preserve history. Students learned how data visualization, multimedia techniques, and user interface design may help people connect with history more.
With the help of faculty members, the students went on guided tours and had significant conversations about how technology can change static archives into dynamic, accessible, and immersive experiences. Students were able to connect what they learned in school to real-world situations like digital storytelling, virtual simulation, and software-driven content delivery because of this experience.
The trip also helped the children learn more about other cultures and feel more proud of their country and mindful of their civic duties. Learning about how India’s leaders have changed over time using modern digital media made me even more aware of how important it is to use technology for education, nation-building, and social change.
Axis Colleges is proud to offer these kinds of learning experiences that mix culture, technology, and knowledge. The tour to the Rashtrapati Bhavan Museum shows how the school believes in learning outside of books, which helps pupils become more curious, think critically, and come up with new ideas.
This visit not only made the academic experience of CSE and IT students better, but it also showed how committed Axis Colleges are to making sure that its graduates are well-rounded professionals who know both the heritage they inherit and the future they may influence through technology.