Intensive Training Programme of the Department of Commerce
The Postgraduate and Research, Department of Commerce, Trinity College for Women, Namakkal, organized “Intensive Training Programme” for first year undergraduate students of Commerce (both B.Com., and B.Com., Computer Applications) on 01st July, 02nd July, 06th July and 7th July, 2026 in the College premises.
The details of the topics, resource persons & their highlights of speech
| S.No | Date | Topic of the Programme | Name & Designation of the Resource person | Highlights of their talks |
| 01 | 01.07.2026 | The role of Artificial Intelligence in adapting future technologies globally | Dr. R. Navamani,
Vice-Principal & Assistant Professor and HOD of UG-Computer Science, Trinity College for Women, Namakkal |
Today’s world has shifted toward artificial intelligence. It is used across many fields, including smartphones, social media, banking, healthcare, security, education, transportation, agriculture, retail, manufacturing, marketing, cybersecurity, entertainment, human resources, environmental management, law, smart cities, and navigation, etc. Students from disciplines other than computer science can also study these artificial intelligence related subjects, she said. Due to LPG (liberalization, privatization, and globalization), numerous employment opportunities are available for students both in India and abroad, she added. |
| 02 | 02.07.2026 | Fashion reflects who you are | Mrs. A.P. Pavithra, Assistant Professor and HOD of Costume Design and Fashion, Trinity College for Women,
Namakkal |
In India, the textile sector provides the highest number of jobs after the agricultural sector. Currently, many women are employed in these textile organizations. Clothes make the man. “We choose the right dress materials to enhance our appearance,” she said. |
| 03 | 06.07.2026 | The mind should be Firm | Dr. T. K. Anuradha, Assistant Professor and HOD of Postgraduate & Research – Tamil,
Trinity College for Women, Namakkal |
Today’s younger generations frequently use social websites such as YouTube, WhatsApp, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and so on. We often do not engage our brains for even simple calculations, relying instead on calculators for basic math. Every day, we read leading Tamil and English newspapers; this practice is beneficial for preparing for Government Competitive Examinations, she said.
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| 04 | 07.07.2026 | Not the Wrap-up…..But the Kick-off | Dr. M.R. Lakshiminarayanan, Principal,
Trinity College for Women, Namakkal |
Time, once lost, is never regained. Success does not come overnight. Deciding in advance is essential for all endeavors. Hard work, perseverance, and strategic management are necessary for success in life, he emphasized. Additionally, he highlighted the higher education and job opportunities available for commerce students in India and abroad. |
The programme was organized by the faculty members of Commerce, Dr. M. Sasikala, (HOD) , Dr. S. Devi, Dr. G. Sathiya Sangari, Dr. M. Umamageswari, Mrs. M. Rajapadmavathi, Mrs. A. Rajeswari, Dr. D. Indumathi and Mrs. R. Indhumathi.
