IEEE SB MUJ, in collaboration with Coding Ninjas, organized IEEE SB MUJ’s premium online coding competition Codephrenia 3.1. The students were bored sitting at home and this was a good time to do something productive and improve their coding skills. It was a great success and we saw the participation of 208 students. The event took place on 19th April 2020. The timings were from 8:00 – 9:30 PM.  

It was an hour-long competition and had 5 MCQs and 3 Coding problems. The MCQs required logical ability and the coding questions tested your coding skills.  

Students had a great experience; the problems were quite good and all students loved solving them. The platform for the competition was the Codezen by Coding Ninjas. The results were announced the next day and the top three students were featured on social media handles of Coding Ninjas.  

Mr. Manish K Tyagi is an engineer by profession, a TEDx & JOSH speaker, a retired Naval commander, an entrepreneur, and a famous stand-up comedian. He is a Postgraduate in Marine Engineering and PGD in Human Resource Management / MBA in Operations Management from Andhra University (Visakhapatnam) and IGNOU (New Delhi). 

 He has spoken at Josh Talks, 9 TEDx conclaves & is also a regular with corporate gigs and has performed for IamSMEofIndia, Madhyaam, Tata Sky, Tanishq, Tata Motors, VLCC, DSV India, McKinsey India, Cummins, various conferences, etc. 

 The speaker, Mr. Manish K Tyagi offered insights of how one can overcome any hurdle in their life. His style is full of unprecedented stories blended with wit and humour. He also spoke about his life in the Indian Navy and how he developed his leadership skills in challenging times on the sea. Additionally, Mr Tyagi expressed his journey of becoming a stand-up comedian and that one should never abandon the things the find joy in. The event concluded with a Question & Answer session where the attendees could interact with Mr. Manish Tyagi.

Open Gates to Success During Locked Times

The webinar, A Force for Space: Artificial Intelligence was organized in foresight with how humans’ curiosity quest for space can be solved using AI. The event was graced by the presence of Prof. A Q Ansari – IEEE Delhi SAC Chair, Dr.Rajveer Singh Shekhavat – Director SCIT, Manipal University Jaipur along with Dr. Arun Kumar Poonia – Assistant Professor &Assistant Director, Directorate of Students’ Welfare and Dr. Mahesh Jangid– Assistant Professor & Faculty Mentor IEEE SB MUJ.

The online event received more than 600 registrations from across India. The webinar was held on Webinar Ninjas platform which saw an audience of more than 500 people. This included many notable professors, professionals and students from various fields and colleges. 

The focus of the event was on how Artificial Intelligence has transformed space exploration and other major impacts of it. The speaker, Mr. ShreyanshDaftry also spoke of his journey to NASA and how he created opportunities for himself. Mr. Shreyansh gave a brief hindsight of his interests in robotics and how he incorporated computer science into it. He also gave an in-depth knowledge of AI can work in drones and rovers on Moon and Mars. Furthermore, he spoke of how AI can help rockets and robots reach distant planets and the future of space exploration and robotics.

The participants were able to interact with the speaker and ask questions in the field of AI, robotics and even career path. The event turned out to be a great success andthe participants were grateful to Mr. ShreyanshDaftry for sharing his knowledge and time. 

A Force for Space: Artificial Intelligence

Machine Learning has been one of the most proliferating technologies in today’s world. The rapid growth of ML & AI has helped humans achieve great things. The event focused on this topic so that young aspirants can learn more about this technology. The Speaker also highlighted the use of Computer vision which is a field of artificial intelligence that trains computers to interpret and understand the visual world. The workshop also dealt with using digital images from cameras and videos and deep learning models to make machines learn and develop accuracy.

Mr Naman Bhalla also gave the participants some career-based advice and took queries on this topic. The students were grateful for this workshop and very highly motivated.

How to Use Machine Learning in Computer Vision

Data Structures are one of the most important subjects in the field of Computer Sciences. The workshop focused specifically on Graphs which was attended by more than 200 people. The speaker, Mr Apaar Kamal gave insights into where this concept is incorporated in daily industrial use. He also gave a brief history of how graphs came into the field of computer sciences. The workshop dealt with the Bellman-Ford &FloyydWarshall algorithms. In the end, he took on questions based on this topic and interacting with enthusiastic minds. 

The workshop focused on making a Chatting application with the help of Kotlin. The participants were required to have the basic knowledge of C++ or Java. The software development was done on Android Studio and the host, Mr Pulkit gave a detailed insight into the software and the application development.

The participants were able to interact one-on-one with the host and clear their doubts as well. It was a very useful workshop where the students could develop a project to add to their portfolio.

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur collaborated with Coding Ninjas to host an online webinar on the topic - Machine Learning on 7th August from 8pm to 9pm. The interview was hosted by Ankur Goyel.

The webinar started off by them talking about their journey as data scientists, and elaborating on the vastness of the field. They educated the students about some interesting aspects of AI and ML along with its applications. This was followed by an interactive session with the participants, where all their queries were clarified.

The webinar was a complete success with a registration count of over 500 students, who secured knowledge on the importance of ML and also received tips on cracking interviews and placements.

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur collaborated with Coding Blocks to host an online workshop on Data Science - Face Detection on 19th August from 8pm to 9pm. The workshop was conducted by Coding Blocks mentor, Mohit Uniyal. 

 The workshop started off with introduction to basics of Python and its application in Data Science and Machine Learning. It proceeded with explanation of advanced python libraries like NumPy and Matplotlib, after which a model for Face Detection was rendered and tested. 

 The workshop was a successful one with over 600 attendees, who were given hands on training on how to build a face detection model. The mentor was extremely patient in answering all the doubts, and also covered some extra topics in Python which benefitted all the attendees. The workshop was a great starting point for implementing bigger projects in the upcoming field of Machine Learning and Data Science, and will surely help us in taking up more initiatives in the future as well.  

In the webinar our mentor covered the topics like introduction to SEO and Content Marketing in the digital world, how to drive leads and maximize revenues, the DOs and DON’Ts about Online-businesses and how to use Social Media at your disposal. His knowledge on current digital marketing scenarios taught a lot to the attendees and there were a lot of interesting questions by the viewers.

 The webinar was attended by over 100 attendees and our mentor answered all the questions asked in the comment section. All the attendees got information about how they can promote and sell their products online. Attendees also got an e-certificate for attending the webinar. It was a very insightful event explaining all nooks and corners of Digital marketing.

The event was organized keeping in mind the importance of design and interface has become in the growing market world. The participants were enthralled to learn of the opportunities and scope of the field. Our speaker, Mr. Punit Chawla shared his own experiences of how he began his journey and his learning curve. The event also focused on a hands-on session of using Adobe XD to make captivating mobile app prototype. There was also an interactive session for participants to ask their own questions that were answered by Mr. Punit Chawla. The participants were grateful for this event and were amazed by the opportunities the field of UI/UX designing can provide. 

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur in collaboration with WITech India hosted an online webinar on “Virtual Reality Converge with Robotics” and “Robotics Process Automation” on 26th August from 5pm-8pm. The workshop was conducted by WITech India speakers, Annalyn F Aban and Vrinda Jain . 

In the webinar our mentor covered the topics like introduction to Robotics and it’s use in reality and in virtual medium, especially how it has been even more useful during the COVID-19 pandemic. This interactive webinar combined interesting talks on Robotics, Technical Input and Practical, Hands on Experience. The participants were also taught about Robotic Process Automation how it is a technology to execute a business by integrating human actions into a robot. It also comprised the basics of using Virtual Robotics Toolkit. The webinar was followed by an interactive session of Q&A where the participant’s curiosity was satisfied by the experts.

The webinar was well-attended and our mentor was friendly and explained the concepts brilliantly. Attendees also got an e-certificate for attending the webinar. It was a very insightful event explaining all nooks and corners of Robotics Industry.

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur in collaboration with Hult Prize MUJ organised an  Article writing Contest  from 01stSep to 10th September. The competition aims to inculcate the qualities of critical thinking and analysis thereby stimulating creativity among the participants.

As a part of our Contest, we asked students to write an article on any one of the topics with a minimum word limit of 200 words- 

2.    Indian Education System, College life and Covid-19 

The response for the contest was phenomenal with participation from colleges all over the country. In the category of “Indian Education System, College life and Covid-19” the winner is Sriniket Sondur, for “Economical crisis Management”, the winner is Rajat Sikchi and for our most popular category, “Feminism and Pseudo Feminism” the winner is Indu Singh Tanwar”.

All the winning articles are published on our WIE Publication on Medium and everyone will be awarded a certificate of participation. We learnt a great deal about the thoughts of the youth on important topics of discussion and we hope the published articles will help initiate conversation amongst everyone.  

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur in collaboration with Hult Prize MUJ hosted an Interactive Session on 05th September from 6.30pm to 7.30pm. The webinar was conducted Educator, Writer and also  the founder of Scholar Strategy(a study abroad consultancy) ,Nistha Tripathi.  

 In the webinar our mentor covered the topics like admission criteria ,application process abroad, Profile building and  also roadmap about pursuing bachelors abroad . Our mentor also briefed us about how aptitudes set forward an individual regardless of scores through examples from her own life. Aside from this our mentor also depicted her experience writing books. There were a lot of interesting questions by the attendees.

 The webinar was attended by over 100 attendees and our mentor answered all the questions asked in the comment section. The session provided an overview to students about pursuing higher studies abroad. It was an exceptionally a right platform clarifying all niches and corners of Career Planning and profile building.

Data Structures are one of the core fundamentals of Computer Sciences. These help you design complex software, design applications, and solve multiple problems. Data Structures are the key part of many computer algorithms as they allow the programmers to do data management in an efficient way. A right selection of data structure can enhance the efficiency of computer program or algorithm in a better way.
 
 The event focused on explaining each of the topic under Data Structures and distinguishing them while explaining the real life use of it. The participants were also taught about the importance of these topics in terms of placements. This was an interactive session where the participants could ask their own doubts and get them resolved.

In the webinar our mentor covered the topics like what is Cryptocurrency, what is the role of Blockchain and much more. His passion and grasp in the field of cryptocurrency and blockchain filled the attendees with a new zest toward the topic and a lot of insightful questions were put up which made things clearer to the viewers.

 The webinar was attended by over 44 attendees and our mentor answered all the questions asked in the comment section. The attendees were benefited by great measures – they were enlightened and many of decided to take this topic on full time and saw a future in the field. They were provided by the initial spurt required, by the webinar. Attendees also got an e-certificate for attending the webinar. It was an enriching experience for the attendees along with the organizers.

Codephrenia Season 1 Episode 1 is a monthly competitive coding competition which involves programming enthusiasts to test their coding knowledge. Competitive programming is important because as technology becomes more advanced, societies will need to adjust, and algorithm contests can help that transition. Codephrenia involves participants to compete in the programming language of their choice to solve problems using concepts that can eventually help you solve real-life industrial problems.
 IEEE SB MUJ’s Codephrenia was an event open to all the students. The competition’s duration was of 1 Hour and 30 minutes. The winner’s skills were rewarded with cash prize and with CodeChef Laddus.

Ignited Minds 2.0 was the feature event to celebrate the annual IEEE Day. Considering the unique circumstances of 2020, this year’s IEEE Day’s event was held virtually on the 5th and 6th of October. The theme for the quiz was based on business-technology to incorporate the growing field of technology which is going in hand in hand with multinational conglomerates.

 The event was attended by many enthusiastic and bright students who were competing right until the last question. Not only did the quiz test their knowledge but it also helped them learn additional concepts and trivia. The competition was conducted over 2 rounds and the winners were awarded cash-prizes to acknowledge their efforts and knowledge. IEEE Day is a special day to celebrate the essence of technology and the people behind it that have helped mankind to reach what we are today. It was a fruitful event, and such events shall continue to ignite young minds eternally.

The workshop began with a discussion on how COVID-19 has affected our lives, and the Indian Economy. It proceeded with a detailed discussion on what finance really means, and how and where to wisely invest with due respect to current economic conditions. This was followed by a Q&A, where students clarified their doubts.

 The mentor was brilliant in the subject and in answering all the doubts, and also educated the students briefly about investments in gold, stock market and real estate. The workshop was a great initiative for students to learn about the essential role of finance in our lives and will surely help us in making wise investments in the future.

Financial Stability in life & Financial Condition during COVID

The event was based on the importance of job opportunities involving the field of data science and machine learning and the ability to work in the field on Computers from a Non-CS background. The participants were enthralled to learn of the opportunities and scope of the field and the interactive session for participants provided them lots of insight on this field. The event also focused on placement interviews and the questions and requirements that multinational companies look at before hiring software developers.

IEEE Women in Engineering Society of Manipal University Jaipur in collaboration with Progate organised a  Progate’s 40 hours of HTML/CSS  from 31stOctober to 1st November. The event aims to help our participants begin their web development journey.

Web development is a great career choice. You should have a general programming skill set to begin your career in the web world. As a part of our event, we asked our participants to join Progate team and register themselves for the  event. We also asked our participants to join the WhatsApp group for important notifications. The participants were asked to complete the study1 of HTML/CSS to receive access for further study.

The response for the event was phenomenal and impressive from all our participants from various colleges. All the queries and doubts of participants regarding the study were clarified by the team of progate. Every participant was offered certificate upon completion the course. The outcomes of the event show that  all of our participants have an abundance of thoughts, creativity and this  course will certainly help them  build captivating websites.

The event was organized keeping in mind the vast potential that the field of data science has to offer and it’s rising importance and application. The participants were enthralled to learn the practical application of data science can give great insights that to through social media platform like Snapchat. Our speaker, Mr. Mohit Uniyal shared his own experiences of how he began his journey and his learning curve. There was also an interactive session for participants to ask their own questions that were answered by Mr. Mohit Uniyal. The participants were grateful for this event and were amazed by the opportunities the field of data science can provide. 

IEEE SB MUJ recently conducted a seminar on basics of DSA and C++ programming. We were grateful to have with us Mr. Mohan Bishnoi, who is a mentor at GFG. He taught the students C++ and also guided them with the scope of different languages and the scope of various technologies. We also had with us Mr. Deevanshu who gave the students very insightful and practical guidance for their careers. He provided a strong roadmap for the students and provided the students with great perks on the GFG website, so that their learning and grooming never stops. The students were really pumped after the seminar and we received tremendous positive feedback. We were highly honoured to have the guests with us. IEEE as promised has provided students with a lot of value, and we aim to raise the bar each time.

The event was organized keeping in mind the importance of an introductory session which will get the incoming freshers started with programming. The participants were taught Python from scratch for 2 days and were enthralled to learn about the opportunities and scope the language has. Our speaker, Mr Priyam Kapoor related every concept with the help of real-life examples which made the session even more fruitful. The event also focused on a hands-on session of using the Tkinter library in Python to make an interactive prototype. There was also an interactive session simultaneously for the participants to ask their own doubts immediately while being explained a concept. The participants were really grateful for this event and were amazed by the competence of the speaker. 

The event was organized keeping in mind the importance of an entrepreneurial skills and the changing demands of industrial trends. With the incoming freshers enthusiastic to know the possible career paths, the speaker stressed on how to start early in your career and building a strong mindset for facing challenges at kickstarting a new business or a start-up. Mr. Deepak Pareek gave several personal life anecdotes of how he overcame tough situations and the importance of hard work, team building and networking with fellow peers. It was an enthralling session which gave brief insights of entrepreneurship to young minds.

The Google Summer of Code, often abbreviated to GSoC, is an international annual program in which Google awards stipends to students who successfully complete a free and open-source software coding project during the summer. The program is open to university students aged 18 or over. Considering the evolving competitive world, IEEE SB MUJ invited Mr. Vivek Nigam to talk about his experiences and his journey. He spoke about his works on Open-Source projects and his time working for the Google Summer of Code.

The Hackathon was a collaboration of IEEE SB MUJ with Code Warriors. The Hackathon: ‘Hack With CW’ was a free community-focused Virtual Hackathon, designed especially for the needs of the community itself. Whether you are a beginner or expert, this was a perfect chance to show your skills and witness a competitive yet inclusive developer community around it. Considering the Coronavirus outbreak, the safety and well-being were the primary concern and hence all the activities Related to Hack with CW like workshops, talks were conducted in an online mode.  

IEEE Women in Engineering MUJ, in collaboration with GirlScript Jaipur conducted a webinar on “Roadmap to Competitive Programming” on 24th January 2021. Kashish Gupta, an Incoming Summer Analyst at Goldman Sachs, and 4-star coder on CodeChef shared her journey of competitive programming, and some useful tips on cracking interviews and participating in online challenges. 

 The event started off with discussing the importance of Competitive coding, and how it builds one’s analytical skills and boosts concentration. The key is finding the most optimal solution in the least possible time. Some important topics for Competitive programming, starting from the very basics like Sorting and Searching, right till Dynamic programming were discussed. Then she proceeded to discuss online platforms for coding challenges. The event concluded with an interactive round of question/answers where all queries of the participants were answered. 

 The webinar was a complete success with a registration count of over 500 students, who gained all important information about competitive programming.

The event was organised for the purpose of educating students about the importance and methods to create an all-around attractive profile for securing internships to portray their skill sets and stand out amongst numerous competitors. With upskilling becoming more and more prevalent among students and internship opportunities having more competition than ever, making an attractive profile, and learning the specific skills required for each opportunity has become very crucial for every applicant. Mr Rahul Arulkumaran, founder of Widhya, and an expert in these topics, addressed and educated IEEE member-students about the importance and the methods required to meet this goal, as well as a smart portrayal of skills and making profiles stand out amongst a sea of competiton. The session was very informative and enthralling for the attendees and gave them a much-needed insight in this important process.

How to Build an Attractive Profile to Bag Internships

The event was organized keeping in mind the importance of Cyber Security in market and changing demands of industrial trends. Keeping the enthusiasm of blooming freshers in mind, the speaker emphasized on learning some of the most important skills of Cyber Security. He highlighted the points which included that where should one start learning cybersecurity and accessing its free resources to implement his expertise in that field and even produce new hacks from the grasped knowledge. Mr. Malhotra gave numerous personal life experiences of the ups and downs in his profession and how he continued to march on towards his goal’s despite of all the hurdles on his racetrack. He explained the importance of hard work, time management, discipline, consistency, persistence, and smartness which inspired the youth to take quick action. It was an electrifying session which geared up the students to move fast towards their goals and live the life of their dreams.

IEEE SB MUJ, in collaboration with Coding Ninjas, organized IEEE SB MUJ’s premium online coding competition Codephrenia and Codephrenia Junior. This edition featured an exclusive competition for the Freshers and the programmers who are just kickstarting their careers at competitive coding. Codephrenia focuses on testing the student’s skills by designed tailored questions that challenge the participants brains.

Competitive coding plays a very important role in terms of preparing for placements and even if many competitions where the practical and problems solving ability of an individual is tested thoroughly. The event saw a good turnout who were excited to participate and were eager to participate in such events in the future.

IEEE SB MUJ organized Manipal University Jaipur’s first virtual cryptic hunt. The event was organised to bring out the thrill when we are challenged to chase something down or seek something out. 

The event was a followed a knock-out based tournament where each team had to solve each clue and solving each clue will give you the password for opening the next pdf. There will be a google form given at the end of each set of rounds. 

Every team had to decipher their way through the clues and fill up the google form once you are done completing all their clues. The teams will be qualified to the next round on the basis of their answers and time of submission. The event saw a huge turnout from different branches of MUJ.  

Code minimum an hour every day for the next 100 days.

Tweet your progress every day with the #100DaysOfCode hashtag.

The webinar was quite informative and we learnt quite a lot of things. The speakers talked about various processes and procedures of studying abroad. The participants got to know about the opportunities available in education and careers ahead. The speakers discussed about the application process and minimum requirements. The went through the expected cost and scholarship opportunities. Then we had a Q&A session as well to solve the doubts of the participants.

The Football Analytics workshop was conducted by Mr.Nikhil Gupta in association with IEEE SB MUJ, Mr. Nikhil went over discussing how one’s passion of following a sport like Football could lead them into a career of Analytics, using multiple case studies, portfolio tools, data scouting techniques and guided the attendees on a person can individually keep track of information regarding multiple clubs in football and constantly scout available data  for predictions and conclusions.

Over 650 participants registered on the partner platform, Roostoo, where they were given 50,000 virtual US dollars to trade for various cryptocurrencies, whose values reflected real-world cryptocurrency trends and prices. The participants made many investments and actively indulged in and learnt about various tokens, investment techniques, portfolio and risk management as well as the merits and demerits of an unregulated, digital and ever-changing market. The market for cryptocurrencies rose and fell during the course of the competition, and participants could enter/exit te competition anytime within the 10 day duration

The session named "Blockchains, and why they matter" was for the learners to understand the fundamentals of Blockchain, to know about its applications and learn how to decode the problems through roadmap.  

The session was aimed to know about the Importance of blockchain technology, it’s career opportunities  and the reason for its increasing demand in today’s world.

It was a very interactive session in which the participants were explained the concept through real-life examples, with an encouragement to ask their doubts throughout the session.

Workshop on Blockchains and why they matter

The webinar was quite informative and we learnt quite a lot of things. We learnt that Technical analysis is a trading discipline employed to evaluate investments and identify trading opportunities by analyzing statistical trends gathered from trading activity, such as price movement and volume. Technical analysis is often used to generate short-term trading signals from various charting tools, but can also help improve the evaluation of a security's strength or weakness relative to the broader market or one of its sectors. This information helps analysts improve there overall valuation estimate. A very intriguing characteristic of Technical analysis is that it can be used on any security with historical trading data. This includes stocks, futures, commodities, fixed-income, currencies, and other securities. Overall the webinar was very helpful and will help the attendees to invest strategically and make profits..

Building Trading Strategies using Technical Analysis

The speaker, Dr. A.B. Gupta helped the students understand numerous fields in which they can conduct their research along with shedding light on how they can proceed with it. With his tremendous experience in the field of Environmental Science, he not only helped the students understand the standard procedure but also gave insights on some of his past experiences in this field while continually encouraging the students to explore the world of research further, making this event incredibly interactive, fruitful and interesting to attend.

Webinar on The Philosophy of Transdisciplinary Research

It was an organizing campaign by IEEE SB MUJ and MUJ ACM S-CHAP for all the coders to learn something new. The session on search algorithms was conducted to make the learners understand the fundamentals of search algorithms, to know about its different types and learn how to implement it.

The session aimed to serve a kickstarter for a collaborative campaign on data structures and web development.

It was an interactive session in which the participants were explained the concept with the help of real-life examples, polls were created to know their knowledge about the subject, students were encouraged to ask their doubts throughout the session and lastly a feedback form was also circulated.

It was organized by IEEE SB MUJ for all the coders to learn something new. The workshop on Computer Vision was conducted to make the learners understand the fundamentals of computer vision and their benefits. The session aimed to serve as a base to go in Artificial Science field. The workshop was conducted for beginners so that they can understand about computer vison and can form a strong base. 

It was an interactive session in which the participants were explained the concept with the help of real-life examples. Workshop ended with a hand on project which really helped viewers understand the topic. There was also a Q and A round where all the doubts and questions were cleared by the speaker.

It was a hands-on workshop event conducted by IEEE SB MUJ, using Studio Lens, an Augmented Reality application that focuses on providing powerful tools to create Snapchat Lenses that give the user unlimited customization choices, advanced tracking technologies, to create any sort of lens the user wishes to.The session aimed to serve a kick-starter for developing, and publishing lenses to snapchat using Lens Studio 4.0

It was an interactive and a hands-on session in which the participants were explained the concept of how lenses are powered by custom shaders, object tracking, text additions, editing color schemes, and segmentation techniques, which provide a huge pool of possibilities to create a unique lens.

Different speakers explained the multiple aspects of Lens creation. Adit Luhadia explained how a lens mask is created and encapsulates the facial dimensions. Kritika Mahkija explained the font size, colour and the hair colour methods alongside adding shaders to a lens. Aditya Jha explained colour integration and segmentations, and finally explained how a lens is exported and deployed over Snapchat.

The workshop was organized for all the passionate game developers to learn the basics of Game Development on the very famous Unreal Engine.The event was intended to cover the fundamental aspects of Game Development, to learn how to design and create a game without coding, and benefit themselves by improving their skills.It was an exciting and interactive session in which the participants were exhibited to the procedure on how to design the game. The participants also got the early access and paid assets.

Day 1
 18 Teams in Valorant and 25 teams in BGMI competed in the Qualifying round, hosted and managed by the Students Next Door Discord server. Out of these, 8 teams (Valorant) and 10 Teams (BGMI) were shortlisted for further rounds.
 
 Day 2

Valorant:  8 teams competed in the quarter finals, out of which 4 were selected for semi final round. The tournament culminated in a final between the top 2 teams, out of which the winner was announced.
 
 BGMI: The top 10 teams played a series of Best of 3 matches, and the top 2 teams with the top scores (decided by our Points table) were awarded the winners and runners-up prize. The tournament was livestreamed to YouTube.

The event was organized keeping in mind the importance of an introductory session which will get the target undergraduate audience started with research. The participants were addressed by the speaker and introduced to the concept, methodology and importance of research. Mr Jatin Bindra related every concept with the help of real-life examples which made the session even more fruitful. The students were also instructed about the various avenues, methodologies and ways to conduct and publish research through collaboration with academicians and organizations. It was an interactive session, and the participants were encouraged to ask their own doubts immediately while being explained a concept. The participants were grateful for this event and were amazed by the competence of the speaker. 

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Past Events

Webinar on International Education

Workshop on Football Analytics

CRYPTO CRUNCH

Workshop on Blockchains and why they matter

Building Trading Strategies using Technical Analysis

Webinar on The Philosophy of Transdisciplinary Research

RESPAWN GAMING EVENT

Game Development Workshop

Snapchat Lens Workshop

Computer Vision

100 Days of Code Challenge

How to Get into Research as an Undergrad

Search Algorithms

Breached

Codephrenia & Codephrenia Junior

Cyber Security: Need of the Future

How to Build an Attractive Profile to Bag Internships

Roadmap to Competitive Programming

Crush the GSoC

Hackathon

Entrepreneurial Mindset & The Challenges

Introduction to Python Programming

Introduction to DSA & C++

Data Science: Snapchat Filter

Progate’s 40 hours of HTML/CSS

Journey to SE-II at Walmart

Financial Stability in life & Financial Condition during COVID

IEEE Day Special: Ignited Minds 2.0

Codephrenia Season 1 Episode 1

Cryptocurrency and Blockchain

Webinar Data Structures

INTERACTIVE SESSION+Q&A

WRITER’S UNBLOCK

Robotech

Introduction to UI/UX

Digital Marketing

Data Science - Face Detection

Webinar On Machine Learning

Mobile Apps with Kotlin