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The Department of Electronics presented a webinar on ‘A Students’ quest to understand: Basic Mathematical conceptions and misconceptions
The Department of Electronics organised a webinar on 28th of June, 2021 over Google Meet. The topic of deliverance was – Basic mathematical conceptions and misconceptions. The talk was delivered by Mr. Arkaprava Bhattacharjee, a London Mathematics Society member pursuing double majors in mathematics and applied statistics from The University of Alberta, Canada. The discussion was interesting and worthwhile throughout as the attendants pursuing their graduation found it helpful and cleared their misconceptions.
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