Pimpri Chinchwad Education Trust’s

Pimpri Chinchwad College of Engineering & Research Ravet,

Pune

Academic Year:2024-25 SE Computer Engineering BCS-210249 Hard Term: II

Skills, Soft Skills and SWOT Template

SWOT Analysis

Hard skills Soft Skills

Technical skills: Programming (Python, Java, C++), Communication: The ability to convey
data analysis, machine learning, and software information clearly and effectively, both
development. verbally and in writing.
Mathematical skills: Calculus, statistics, accounting, Teamwork: Collaborating effectively with
and financial modeling others, contributing to group goals, and
respecting diverse perspectives.
Computer proficiency: Proficiency in Microsoft Problem-solving: Analytical thinking to
Office, Excel, Powerpoint or specialized tools like Adobe identify issues and come up with effective
Photoshop solutions.
Languages: Fluency in foreign languages, like Japanese Time management: Prioritizing tasks,
English and german. managing deadlines, and optimizing
productivity.
Certifications: certifications in Python , Front-end Web Leadership: Guiding, motivating, and
Development influencing others to achieve goals, while
fostering a positive team environment.
Digital marketing: social media advertising, and email Creativity: The ability to generate
marketing, marketing in Events like Navadhara innovative ideas and think outside the box.

 Education and certifications

Bachlor in Engineering in Computer Engineering Pimpri Chinchwad collage of engineering and research,
Ravet

CERTIFICATIONS : Python Certification Course Great learning

Front-End Web development Certification

 Volunteering Experiences

Registration And Marketing Member Navdhara.

• To do marketing and registration of event
Developed and executed comprehensive marketing strategies for events, increasing registration by 25%
through targeted email campaigns, social media engagement, and partnership collaborations. And also
member of codecraft club.

 Values and Principles Johri’s Window

Strengths Weaknesses
 Technical knowledge: Strong foundation in  Limited professional experience: While
mathematics, physics, and specialized engineering technical skills may be strong, real-world work
subjects. experience might be limited.
 Problem-solving skills: Ability to analyze  Soft skills gap: Engineering students may
complex problems and devise practical solutions. sometimes prioritize technical knowledge over
communication, leadership, or interpersonal skills.
 Analytical thinking: Sharp analytical abilities  Narrow focus: Some students may be overly
fostered through coursework and project work. focused on specific fields and may lack broader
interdisciplinary knowledge.
 Hands-on experience: Opportunities for  Time management: Balancing academic
practical work through labs, projects, and demands with extracurricular activities or personal
internships. projects may be challenging.
 Teamwork: Experience working in  Networking: Limited professional network,
collaborative environments (e.g., group projects, which may make it harder to access job
study groups). opportunities after graduation.

Opportunities Threats

 Internships and co-ops: These offer a chance to  Intense competition: The engineering field is
gain hands-on experience and build professional highly competitive, with many students vying for
connections. limited top jobs.
 Certifications: Earning relevant certifications  Technological obsolescence: Rapid
(like PMP, Six Sigma, or PE) can enhance advancements in technology may render some
employability and expertise. skills or knowledge obsolete unless students
continuously update their skills.
 Global demand for engineers: Engineers are in  Industry-specific changes: Shifts in
demand worldwide, providing opportunities for industries (e.g., reduced demand in oil and gas)
international experience and work. may limit job availability in certain sectors.
 Professional networking: Attending industry  Automation and AI: As automation
conferences, joining student organizations, and progresses, some traditional engineering roles
participating in competitions can enhance visibility. may become less necessary or evolve, requiring
adaptation.

Rev.: 01 Date: 03-07-2023

 Divyesh Anant Ravane 15-07-2022

"My goal is to become a skilled full-stack web developer, mastering both front-
end and back-end technologies to build seamless, user-friendly applications. I
aim to continuously learn and stay updated with industry trends to create
efficient and scalable solutions."

1] Learn the Fundamentals: Start by mastering the core 1] Online Learning Platforms: Utilize platforms like
technologies of web development, including HTML, CSS, freeCodeCamp, Codeacademy, or Udemy to access
and JavaScript for front-end development, and a back- structured courses on full-stack development. These
end language like Node.js. resources often provide hands-on exercises and
projects that can help solidify your understanding of
2] Build Projects: Apply what you've learned by creating
personal or open-source projects. This hands-on
both front-end and back-end technologies.
experience is valuable for developing your skills and your
capabilities to potential employers.
2] Building a Strong Portfolio: Focus on creating a
3] Stay Updated and Network: Follow industry trends by
engaging with online communities, blogs, and forums.
diverse portfolio that showcases your projects.
Attend local meetups, workshops, or conferences to Include a mix of front-end and back-end work,
connect with other developers, learn from experts, and demonstrating your ability to build complete
expand your professional network. applications. Highlight your best projects on
platforms like GitHub, and consider creating a
4] Seek Internships or Freelance Opportunities: Gain
personal website to present your work professionally
real-world experience through internships or freelance
projects.

I will know I reached my goal because I secure a position as a

full-stack developer,
full-stack developer, successfully completing projects that showcase my skills in both front-end and back-end
development. I receive positive feedback from colleagues and clients on my work. Additionally, my portfolio reflects a
diverse range of applications that demonstrate my growth and proficiency in web development.
Goal Setting- Template-

 Physical Health:

1. Exercise Regularly: Aim to engage in at least 150 minutes of moderate aerobic activity or 75 minutes of
activity each week. Include strength training exercises at least twice a week.

2. Balanced Nutrition: Set goals to eat a well-rounded diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean
proteins, and healthy fats. Consider meal prepping to make healthier choices easier.

3. Sleep: Prioritize getting 7-9 hours of quality sleep each night to support overall health and well-being.

4. Health Check-ups: Schedule regular medical check-ups and screenings to catch any potential health issues
early.

 Educational

1. Lifelong Learning: Commit to taking at least one online course per year to expand knowledge in your
field.

2. Degree Completion: Set a timeline for completing any ongoing educational qualifications or certifications.

3. Skill Development: Identify and learn a new skill every six months that complements your career goals.

4. Networking: Attend educational workshops or conferences to meet peers and industry leaders.

 Career

1. Promotion: Aim for a specific position or promotion within your current job within the next year.

2. Professional Networking: Build relationships with at least five industry professionals each quarter.

3. Skill Mastery: Achieve proficiency in a key software or tool that is essential for your career progression
within six months.

4. Mentorship: Seek out a mentor who can provide guidance and support for your career growth.

 Pleasure

1. Travel: Plan and save for one new travel destination each year to explore new cultures.

2. Hobbies: Dedicate time each week to pursue hobbies that bring you joy, such as painting or hiking.

3. Reading Goals: Set a target to read a certain number of books each year for enjoyment.

Family
 Family

1. Quality Time: Schedule a weekly family night dedicated to activities together, like game nights or
movie nights.

2. Family Traditions: Create or maintain family traditions that foster connections and memories.

3. Communication: Establish a habit of regular check-ins with family members to strengthen

relationships.

4. Shared Goals: Set a collective family goal, such as a vacation or home improvement project, to work
on together.

 Financial

1. Budgeting: Create and stick to a monthly budget to improve financial literacy and savings.

2. Savings Goals: Aim to save a specific percentage of your income each month for emergencies or
future investments.

3. Debt Reduction: Set a timeline to pay off any outstanding debts to improve financial stability.

4. Investment Knowledge: Educate yourself about investment options and aim to start investing by a
certain date.

 Artistic

1. Creative Projects: Dedicate time each week to work on a personal art project or craft.

2. Art Classes: Enroll in art classes or workshops to develop your skills in a specific medium.

3. Portfolio Building: Create a portfolio of your artistic work to showcase your progress and creativity.

4. Public Display: Aim to exhibit your artwork in a local gallery or community center within the next
year.

 Attitude

1. Positive Mindset: Practice daily affirmations or gratitude journaling to cultivate a positive outlook.

2. Mindfulness: Incorporate mindfulness practices, such as meditation or yoga, into your routine to
enhance self-awareness.

3. Growth Mindset: Challenge yourself to embrace failures as learning opportunities and actively seek
feedback.

4. Community Involvement: Engage in community service or volunteer work to foster a sense of

gratitude and connection.

 Public Service

1. Volunteer Commitment: Dedicate a certain number of hours each month to a local charity or
organization.

2. Advocacy: Get involved in advocacy efforts for causes you care about, such as environmental issues
or education.

3. Skill Sharing: Offer your skills or expertise to non-profit organizations or community groups in need.

4. Community Projects: Organize or participate in community improvement projects to enhance local

living conditions