Our Department of Computer Science and Engineering conducted the Techno Debuggers Club successfully organized the event “TechNova Innovation Forum– Code Contest”, aimed at enhancing students’ coding skills, logical thinking, and teamwork through a series of competitive and engaging activities. The event featured coding battles, debugging challenges, quizzes, and collaborative code-building tasks that tested participants’ technical abilities and problem-solving strategies. With enthusiastic participation from students and support from faculty, the event fostered a spirit of innovation and collaboration. The celebration segment added a festive touch, recognizing winners and encouraging all to continue their tech journey. Overall, the event was a dynamic platform for learning, competition, and celebration of coding talent.

Our Department of Computer Science and Engineering conducted the Industry Guest Lecture successfully organized the event “Microsoft Azure Dev ops”, like Agile planning, continuous integration, and continuous delivery within the context of Azure’s integrated tools. Key topics would include an overview of the Azure DevOps platform, its main components Azure Boards, Repos, Pipelines, Test Plans, Artifacts. To provide comprehensive knowledge of Microsoft Azure DevOps and its components. To create awareness of Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD) processes. To demonstrate real-world integration of Azure DevOps with version control systems. To bridge the gap between theoretical learning and practical implementation in cloud based software engineering. Enhanced technical competency of students and faculty in cloud-based DevOps tools. Improved understanding of end-to-end software delivery pipelines. Exposure to industry best practices and potential career opportunities in DevOps.

Our Department of Computer Science and Engineering & Computer Science and Business Systems conducted “Code of Conduct” at A1 Block – 102 & 103 on 03.07.2023 for the 3^rd year students. Dr.P.C.Senthil Mahesh HOD/CSE welcomed and addressed the students about neat dress code, wearing ID Cards, shoes, professional haircut,  not using mobile phones in classrooms during class hours, computer centre, library, Maintenance of attendance percentage, Value Added Programs details, Honors and Minor Degree for 2021-2025 batch students, One credit course, NPTEL course Details, Course Registration Form Details, Fast track Mode, Placement Trainings, Not paying Tuition Fees/Hostel Fees/any other charges by specified time, No one is allowed to come to college by bike and All students are directed to ensure that they maintain discipline at all times etc.,

ATOS sponsored CSR initiative 15 days Value Added Course on “Data Analytics” conducted by Department of Computer Science and Engineering & Computer Science and Business Systems at TVR Hall. The resource person is Mr.Deepak Ganesan, Senior Technical Trainer, ICT ACADEMY. It is a good way to start preparing so that you can build up your resume and start applying for data analytics jobs is with some hands-on experience. Data analytics projects for grade students can help them learn big data analysis by doing instead of just gaining theoretical knowledge. Data analytics projects for practice help one identify their strengths and weaknesses with various big data tools and technologies. You may feel that you are better able to understand and grasp some projects or some parts of a project more than others. Exploring various big data projects gives a better idea of where your interests lie while working with different analytics tools. Working on advanced projects boosts your confidence with respect to working in the field of data analytics and gives you a sense of accomplishment once you manage to complete a certain project.