• Sun, 01 Oct 2023

    MIT Industry Projects - Melbourne

    Event by Melbourne Campus

    Date and time

    1. Sun, Oct 1 2023, 12 - 2:30pm

    Location: 

    288 La Trobe Street, Melbourne VIC 3000.

    Featured Projects

    Supervised by Dr Jayasinghe Hewa Dulige

    • Market Expansion Strategy & Competitive Analysis for a new product -Lemon based spirit, Zoncello Limoncello. 
    • Developing a risk management plan for an Educational and Migration Services Business, Grace International Group
    • Designing an inventory planner for a retail business, IGA
    • Developing an effective accounts receivable management system for Better Cash Flow, PackCentre Marketing services  

    Supervised by Dr Gayathri Nair

    • Nationwide Passenger Journey Analytics Platform, Baoan Australia
    • Designing an Effective Customer Survey Form for Enhanced Customer Insights, BRR Technology Solutions 

    Supervised by Dr Deepani Guruge

    • IoT based water quality monitoring system, Manhat Pty Ltd

    Supervised by Samar Shailendra

    • IoT-Enabled Water Monitoring System, Manhat Pty Ltd
      Prevention of SQLi in the Wiki platform, Daily Positive (D+) 

    Supervised by Dr Amoakoh Gyasi-Agyei

    • Websition Testing Tool for Performance and measure analysis, Websiteon
    • Arduino and ultrasonic sensors based smart dustbin for automatic dry-wet waste sorting
    • Cellular-Supported Remote Consumer Devices Control

    Supervised by Aakanksha Sharma

    • Graph Representations of Personal and Criminal Networks, Knowledge Management Pty Ltd

    Supervised by Ammara Mehmood

    • Secure Website Migration: Ensuring a Smooth Transition to a New Server, Daily Positive (D+)

    MIT Supervisor

    • Solar Power Usage Monitoring System From Sensor Data, Websiteon

     

    Sessions

    Industry connectivity

      The Industry Impact projects form an integral part of the MIT degree programs. Students work with industry partners and gain invaluable experience by working on real industry/commerce opportunities or solutions. Throughout the projects, students are challenged and supported by MIT’s academic staff to ensure they apply the learning gained from their degree studies.

      Employability skills

      During the project, students further develop their employability skills. Students learn to present their knowledge and ideas in ways that people can readily understand. As a team, they present their best project ideas and use their persuasive skills to gain support for their initiatives. It’s all part of their skills development.

      Commercial breakthroughs

      This trimester’s event promises to be an outstanding collection of the very best of MIT’s industry projects. As a significant part of their Business, IT Networking or Telecommunications Engineering degrees (for both undergraduate and postgraduate degrees), students and lecturers will share ideas that can become tomorrow’s commercial breakthroughs.

      Interwoven studies

      For the first time, this event will comprise projects from IT Networking, Telecommunications Engineering and Business in the same space. This illustrates the interwoven nature of studying Information Technology, Telecommunications and Business at MIT. This demonstrates how MIT prepares its graduates to stand-out from the crowd and be “job-ready”.