IEEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2024-2025

IEEE Vemana IT SBC constitution will have the following Office Bearers from 01.01.2024 to 31.12.2024

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Prof. Ankitha A	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Student Branch Advisor, Counsellor.
2	Muskan Taj	Student Member	Chair
3	Harshini R	Student Member	Vice Chair
4	Pushpa R	Student Member	Treasurer
5	Poorva Reddy D	Student Member	Secretary
6	Kiran Kumar S	Student Member	Webmaster

Technical Quiz Competition

Date : 07th October, 2024

Venue : Seminar Hall, Vemana IT

As part of the IEEE Day celebrations, Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter hosted a Technical Quiz Competition on 7th October 2024. The event was designed to engage students from various engineering disciplines, providing an opportunity to test their knowledge and skills in a competitive yet collaborative environment. The competition was divided into two rounds, each focusing on different levels of technical depth.

In the first round, 70 participants competed in a rapid-fire quiz with 50 questions, each lasting 30 seconds. These questions covered fundamental concepts from disciplines such as Computer Science, Electronics & Communication, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, AI/ML, and Environmental Science. The questions were aimed at testing basic knowledge, allowing participants from all branches to engage with content they were familiar with. The diversity of topics ensured an inclusive competition, giving everyone a fair chance to advance to the next stage.

After the first round, the top 20 participants were shortlisted based on their performance. These top performers advanced to the second round, where they faced more technically challenging questions. This round featured 30 questions, each with a 20-second time limit, focusing on core technical topics that required deeper understanding and critical thinking. The intensity of the competition increased as participants were pushed to apply their knowledge in real-time, enhancing the overall challenge and excitement of the quiz.

At the conclusion of the event, two winners were announced, having demonstrated exceptional skill and quick thinking. The following are the winners:

1. R Prathyusha - ECE, 1VI21EC127
2. Nirmith V Ajri - CSE, 1VI23CS065

The event was a well-rounded success, with seamless organization and enthusiastic participation from students across various branches. It was a wonderful opportunity for students to not only test their knowledge but also learn from their peers. The quiz competition not only tested the technical knowledge of the participants but also highlighted the importance of quick decision-making under pressure. With limited time to answer each question, participants had to rely on both their foundational knowledge and their ability to think on their feet. This challenge simulated real-world problem-solving situations that engineers often face, where timely and accurate decisions are crucial. The event emphasized the need for a balance between theoretical understanding and practical application, giving students a well-rounded experience.

This quiz competition, organized as part of the IEEE Day celebrations, reflected the spirit of IEEE’s mission to foster innovation, education, and collaboration among young engineers. Overall, the quiz served as a platform for both intellectual growth and personal connection, making it a memorable part of the IEEE Day 2024 celebrations.

Ideathon

Date : 03^rd October 2024

Venue : Seminar Hall, Vemana IT

The Vemana IEEE Student Branch successfully hosted an Ideathon event on 03rd October 2024, bringing together innovative minds to develop creative solutions for real-world challenges. This collaborative event was designed to inspire participants to think critically and work as a team, fostering an environment where ideas could flourish and evolve into potential projects.

Event Overview: The Ideathon saw the participation of over 12 teams, each comprised of enthusiastic students from diverse academic backgrounds. Participants were encouraged to ideate, prototype, and pitch solutions to pressing technological and societal issues. With an aim to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, the Ideathon provided a platform for students to brainstorm, design, and present their ideas.

Competition Structure: The Ideathon was divided into three distinct phases. The first phase, Ideation, required teams to brainstorm innovative ideas around a given theme. Participants showcased their creative thinking and problem-solving abilities as they shared initial concepts. At the end of this phase, judges selected 12 teams with the most promising ideas to proceed to the next round.

In the second phase, Prototype Development, the shortlisted teams were challenged to create a working prototype of their idea. With access to resources and mentorship from faculty members, participants demonstrated their technical skills and innovation. The intensity of the competition heightened as teams worked under time constraints to bring their ideas to life.

The final phase, Pitch Presentation, tested each team’s ability to effectively communicate their project. Participants presented their prototypes and shared insights into their development process, expected impact, and future possibilities. Judges evaluated each presentation based on creativity, feasibility, and potential for real-world implementation.

Event Highlights: The Ideathon was a resounding success, with participants showcasing remarkable innovation and teamwork. The diversity in the ideas presented reflected the unique perspectives of each team, underscoring the importance of collaboration and knowledge-sharing. The event also fostered a spirit of healthy competition and camaraderie among participants, making it an unforgettable experience for all involved.

The Ideathon event was met with positive feedback, both from participants and audience members, who praised its well-organized structure and engaging atmosphere. The Vemana IEEE Student Branch remains committed to providing platforms for students to hone their skills, expand their knowledge, and contribute meaningfully to society.

Conclusion: Overall, the Ideathon was not just a competition but a celebration of creativity, innovation, and the power of collaboration. Events like these are invaluable for equipping students with the skills and experience needed to make a positive impact in the world, while fostering a passion for technology and problem-solving.

Collage Making Competition

Date : 1st October, 2024

Venue : Auditorium, Vemana IT

On the occasion of IEEE Day, the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter successfully organized a Collage Making Competition at Vemana Institute of Technology on 1st October 2024. The event saw an overwhelming response, with 39 teams participating, each eager to showcase their creativity and ideas through visual storytelling. The participants were given the freedom to use newspapers, magazines, printouts, and cuttings to craft posters based on the following forward-thinking themes:

1. AI in Healthcare
2. Future of 5G and Beyond
3. Smart Cities: Opportunities and Challenges
4. Renewable Energy for a Sustainable Future
5. Role of Engineers in Climate Change Mitigation

The event began with an introductory speech, welcoming all the participants, faculty advisors, and student volunteers. Prof. Ankitha A, Vemana IEEE Branch Counselor, extended a warm welcome to everyone present and emphasized the significance of IEEE Day in fostering innovation, creativity, and the spirit of engineering collaboration. She encouraged the participants to make the most of this opportunity to showcase their creativity while addressing key technological challenges through their chosen topics. She highlighted how the competition provided a unique platform for students to merge their technical knowledge with artistic expression, allowing them to think outside the box and visualize solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.

Following the introduction, the judge of the event, Prof. Shruthi M, Assistant Professor from the Department of ECE, was introduced. She addressed the participants, offering words of encouragement and highlighting the importance of creativity and innovation in engineering.

With the rules clearly outlined, the participants dived into their work. The room buzzed with excitement as teams cut, pasted, and arranged their materials, crafting thoughtful collages that reflected futuristic visions and actionable solutions. The level of creativity and deep thought behind the collages was remarkable. Many participants went beyond simple visuals, incorporating meaningful symbolism and messages into their work, effectively communicating complex ideas in a way that was both artistic and insightful.

As the competition concluded, each team was invited for a photoshoot with their completed collage, capturing their efforts and creativity. A final group photograph was taken with all the posters arranged, marking the end of a successful and enjoyable event. The event not only fostered teamwork and creativity among students but also deepened their understanding of pressing global challenges in technology and engineering.

Circuit Debugging

Date : 30th September,2024

Venue : ECESeminarHall, VemanaIT

The Vemana IEEE Student Branch successfully organized a Circuit Debugging competition on 30th September 2024. This technical competition aimed at enhancing the practical skills of participants by challenging them to identify and rectify faults in electronic circuits. The competition, which attracted a large number of participants, provided an excellent platform for students to showcase their analytical abilities and understanding of circuit design.

The competition saw the enthusiastic participation of 18 teams, each consisting of technically proficient and passionate students. The competition was conducted in three rounds, with each round designed to test different aspects of the participants’ circuit debugging skills. The preliminary round served as a filter to evaluate the fundamental understanding of basic electronic concepts and circuit analysis. Following a rigorous assessment, 12 teams were shortlisted to advance to the second round.

The second round posed more intricate challenges, focusing on real-world scenarios that required the participants to demonstrate a deeper level of problem-solving abilities. Participants were tasked with identifying and troubleshooting complex circuit faults, which demanded both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise. The level of difficulty significantly increased in this round, pushing the participants to think critically and act swiftly under time constraints. By the end of the second round, only 5 teams managed to secure their spot in the final round, marking their journey towards becoming adept circuit analysts.

The final round was designed to test the advanced debugging skills of the remaining teams. The participants had to diagnose faults in complex circuits with limited time and resources, showcasing their efficiency and technical acumen. Each team’s approach to the problem was unique, reflecting their diverse backgrounds and varied perspectives in tackling circuit-related challenges. Despite the heightened pressure and intensity, all teams displayed commendable perseverance and technical proficiency, making the competition fierce and closely contested.

The Circuit Debugging competition not only provided a learning opportunity for the participants but also encouraged them to apply their theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios. It fostered an environment of innovation, teamwork, and healthy competition. The organizers ensured that the competition was conducted seamlessly, with all necessary equipment and resources provided to the participants. The judging panel, comprised of experienced faculty members, evaluated the participants based on accuracy, speed, and methodology.

Overall, the Circuit Debugging competition by the Vemana IEEE Student Branch was a resounding success. It received positive feedback from both participants and the audience, who appreciated the competition's structure and organization. Such competitions are crucial for bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, thereby equipping students with the skills needed to excel in the electronics and communication domain.

Yoga Day Celebration

International Yoga Day is celebrated annually on June 21st.The day aims to raise awareness about the benefits of practicing yoga.In2024, International Yoga Day will mark its 8th anniversary.

Over 200 countries participate in International Yoga Day celebrations. Events include yoga sessions, workshops, and seminars .In 2024, the focus will be on promoting mental health through yoga practices.

Theme for 2024

The theme for International Yoga Day 2024 is "Yoga for Well-being. "This theme emphasizes the holistic benefits of yoga formind,body, and spirit .Activities will highlight the importance of self-care and mindfulness through yoga.

The theme for International Yoga Day 2024 is "Yoga for Well-being. "This theme emphasizes the holistic benefits of yoga formind,body, and spirit .Activities will highlight the importance of self-care and mindfulness through yoga.

YOGA DAY 2024 AT VEMANA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

At Vemana Institute of Technology On the 21st of June being the International Yoga Day Began with the breathing techniques by Ms Shailaja followed By Surya namsakara enlighting the students on how important it is for our body getting sunlight along with doing yoga.

At Vemana Institute of Technology On the 21st of June being the International Yoga Day Began with the breathing techniques by Ms Shailaja followed By Surya namsakara enlighting the students on how important it is for our body getting sunlight along with doing yoga.

Health Benefits

Practicing yoga regularly can improve flexibility, strength, and balance.Yoga also helps reduce stress, anxiety, and promote relaxation.The health benefits of yoga contribute to overall well-being and longevity

Practicing yoga regularly can improve flexibility, strength, and balance.Yoga also helps reduce stress, anxiety, and promote relaxation.The health benefits of yoga contribute to overall well-being and longevity

Documentation On Latex Workshop

A 2-Day Hands on Workshop on Documentation On Latex wasorganized by IEEE Vemana Student Branch on 7th and 8th ofJune,2024

ResourcePersons:
Dr.UmadeviV, Department of CSE, B.M.S.College of Engineering
Dr.K.Panimozhi, Department of CSE, B.M.S.College of Engineering

The workshop aimed to equip students with the skills to use LaTeX for preparing technical reports and use the knowledge to prepare IEEE conference papers. It provided an introduction to the LaTeX environment and included hands-on sessions for practical experience.

Agenda
1. IntroductiontoLaTeX
2. DocumentStructure
Documentclasses
Packages
Environments
3. Bibliography
IEEE Paper
ProjectReportDocumentation

4. LaTeXProgram
Sample.tex
LaTeXSoftware(Offline:MiKTeX,TeXnicCenter;Online:Overleaf)

5. AdvancedTopics
Tables
Figures
MathematicalEquations
Lists
Tabbing
BibTeX

The workshop was attended by students from the 1^1st, 2^nd and 3^rd years of Vemana Institute of Technology.These students participated actively in the two-day hands-on sessions, utilizing both offline and online tools for LaTeX document preparation.

KeyTakeaways
Understanding the basic and advanced features of LaTeX.
Practical experience in creating and formatting documents using LaTeX.
Insights into managing bibliographies and citations with BibTeX.
Exposure to both offline and online LaTeX platforms.

Conclusion: The two-day workshop successfully introduced theattendees to the versatile and powerful document preparation system, LaTeX, enhancing their technical documentation skills essential for their academic and research activities.

Modelling Re-Imagined Competition

"ModellingRe-Imagined"competition was organized by IEEEVemana Student Branch on 15th May 2024.

Modelling Re-Imagined gave opportunity for our students to Re-Discover, Re-Imagine and Re-Purpose the joy and curiosity behind the art of creating models of futuristic technologies. Present them to the world of endless possibilities. Judges for this competition were Anitha N Reddy, alumni of Vemana Institute of Technology and Senior software engineer IBM and Abhik Khandelwal, Founder & CEO Texnotrait Pvt Ltd.

Students from 1^styear, 2^ndyear and 3^rdyear showed their interest and participated showcasing their talent through projects . Projects displayed had a wide variety such as coding based models, science based and day today problem solving models.

A total of 22 teams participated from 1^st year and 6 teams participated form 2^ndand 3^ndyear.The models were judged based on creativity, Use/Re-use of materials, understanding the concept etc.

1^stPrize -from 1^styear was won by team Clove Crusade from AIML branch
Project -Magnetic field probe
Team members -NabeelRoshan, Mufeez Ahmed, Mridhul S, Nithin L and Nihaal P.

2^ndPrize -from 1^styear was won by team Drowning Detectors from CSE branch
Project -Device for drowning detector
Team members -Zaynah Waheed, SonukumariRand SyedaAina

3^rdPrize -from 1^styear was won by team Priority tech from CSE branch
Project -Traffic signal control preference to ambulance
Team members - NivedithaS, Nisarga, NithinKV, NithinCH

1^stPrize -from 2^ndyear was won by team Aqualog from ECE branch
Project -Smart Water Logging Management System
Team members - VinayS, ShreyaS, Rohith M D and Kavyashree R.

A talk on Global warming, climate change and Mitigating measures was organised by IEEE Vemana Student Branch on 5th, June,2024 inorder to celebrate world environment day.

Presenter: Prof. K. Jayanna, Professor of Practice at Vemana – IT, Consultant on Environmental Education and Clean Air Initiatives.

Audience: Faculties of Vemana Institute of Technology.

1. Global Warming and Climate Change
Definition and causes.
The rise in global temperatures over the past century and its effects (natural disasters, sea level rise).
Air pollution's role in exacerbating global warming.

2. Air Pollution
Sources of air pollution, including vehicular emissions and industrial activities.
Impact of air pollution on human health and the environment.

3. Government Norms
Overview of emission legislation in India.
Roadmap for Indian emission standards, focusing on vehicles and industrial emissions.

4. Technological Trends in Automobiles
Innovations aimed at reducing emissions, including new engine technologies and alternative fuels.

5. Mitigation Measures
Renewable energy sources (solar, wind, hydro, biofuels).
Waste management and recycling.
Organic farming and its benefits for soil health and biodiversity.
Rainwater harvesting techniques.

6. Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Detailed explanation of the SDGs related to environmental protection and sustainable development.
India's achievements in increasing forest cover, renewable energy capacity, and ethanol blending targets.

7. Community and Individual Actions
Importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling to minimize waste.
Promoting green initiatives at the community level.
Personal habits for better driving and vehicle maintenance to reduce emissions.

Significant Points:

Historical Significance of World Environment Day

Established by the United Nations in 1972 at the Stockholm Conference to raise global awareness on environmental issues. Facts About the Environment
Highlighted alarming statistics on deforestation and the extensive use of trees for products like toilet paper.

Global and Local Efforts

Emphasis on both international cooperation and local community efforts to combat environmental issues.
Encouraged proactive participation in environmental conservation activities

Conclusion:

The presentation by Mr. Jayanna highlighted the urgent need for collective action towards environmental conservation and sustainable living. It provided a comprehensive overview of the current environmental crisis, innovative solutions, and actionable steps for individuals and communities to contribute to a greener future

DATE:June 3rd, 2024

TIME:8:45 AM - 4:00 PM

JUDGES:

Rakesh Nyamagoud, Software Engineer, Intel India Pvt. Ltd
Anuj Bhati, Managing Director, Viewzen Labs Pvt. Ltd

EVENT SUMMARY

The Vemana Institute of Technology hosted an 8-hour hackathon on June 3rd, 2024, bringing together enthusiastic students and fostering a spirit of innovation. The event followed a structured format, encouraging participants to develop creative solutions within a limited timeframe. The problem statement was given to teams on the spot and participants were asked to come up with a solution. There were 3 rounds in which the participants were evaluated. The details are as follows.

ROUND 0 - IDEA PITCHING (8:45 AM - 12:30 PM)

Participating teams presented their initial project ideas to the judging panel.
Each team clearly defined their goal for the hackathon, outlining what they aimed to achieve by the end of Round 1.
Judges evaluated the pitches based on three key criteria: feasibility, innovative aspects, and potential impact of the proposed solutions.
Teams were required to submit a concise outline of their ideas alongside their proposed goals.
Following their pitches, teams were free to begin working on their projects.

ROUND 1 - PROGRESS EVALUATION (12:30 PM - 3:30 PM)

Teams showcased their progress to the judges, demonstrating how they were addressing the goals set in Round 0.
The judges assessed the teams' progress, evaluating if they had met their goals and the quality of their work.
Based on the project's progress and potential, the judges might have assigned additional tasks or challenges to further enhance the solutions.

FINAL ROUND (ROUND 2) - PROTOTYPE PRESENTATION (3:30 PM - 4:00 PM)

The final round witnessed teams showcasing their working prototypes to the judges and a wider audience.
Presentations focused on highlighting the functionalities, innovative aspects, and practical applications of the developed prototypes.
Based on a predefined set of criteria, the judges evaluated the prototypes and selected the winning teams.

EVENT PICTURES

The Vemana Institute of Technology 8-Hour Hackathon proved to be a successful platform for fostering creative problem-solving and innovation amongst participants. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to showcase their technical skills, collaborate effectively in teams, and develop working prototypes within a limited timeframe. Prizes were awarded to the winning teams: 1st Place - ₹1,000 INR, 2nd Place - ₹500 INR for all the departments.

EVENT PICTURES

TEAMS PARTICIPATED

1	Team Name: AI DUOS Team Leader:J Hitesh Domain: AIML Semester:2nd Semester Team Members:Nithin K V PS: Develop a linear regression model to predict house prices based on features like square foot age and number of bedrooms	22	Team Name:ATOM Team Leader: Nishith S Domain:Mechanical Semester:4th Sem Team Members: Tribhuvan G Sundaram Kumar Brundhan B A PS: Techiniques and equipment to Reduce over flow of waste
2	Team Name: Clove Crusade Team Leader: Nabeel Roshan Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Mridhul S Mohammed Musadiq PS: Creating a Web application for Expense tracking with user identification.	23	Team Name: Code Crusaders Team Leader: Jaunet S Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Adithya LS Likith S Deepak B PS:Creating a Webapplication for Expense tracking with user identification.
3	Team Name: CodeRed Team Leader: Priya Kumari Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Vennela S Rohit Sharma Tanya Singh PS: Online chat application	24	Team Name: Code Storm Team Leader: T.E.Kavicharan Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Yashwanth.C PS: Creating a Web application for Expense tracking with user identification.
4	Team Name: Cookie army Team Leader: SUNAY S Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: S KARTHIK SHRUTI SINGH YASHAS S PS: Flow chart generator web App	25	Team Name: Ctrl freaks Team Leader: Poorva Reddy d Domain: AIML Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Megha mv Marasani Indu Harini PS: create a basic chatbot using natural Processing language
5	Team Name: Error 404 Team Leader: Akash. A Domain: IoT Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Abhinav Harshini. R Kushitha. S PS:Waste management and recycling: building an IoT solution that enables smart waste collection by deploying sensorsintrashbins	26	Team Name: Guess Who..? Team Leader: Yashwanth C Reddy Domain: E-Commerce Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Shivakumar M R Sanghavi S Avadhani Sangeetha R PS: Build an online store with user registration ,login and profile management
6	Team Name: Hacktastic Four Team Leader: S Ganavi Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Pallavi G Vindya G Sankeerthi S Reddy PS: Create an online examination system with multiple question types and automatic grading	27	Team Name: Hacktivators Team Leader: Veeramma Sandimani Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Chaithra R Deepthi P C Harish Reddy PS:Develop a basic chat application with real-time messaging.
7	Team Name: Ideal Bits Team Leader: Bhumika Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Akshayanshu Kishore kumar Mythri M PS: Build a social networking site with user profiles,friend request,and feeds.	28	Team Name: Innov8 Coders Team Leader: Prashant Tiwari Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Subharup Nandi Sandeep Chinmai M PS: Design a static website for a local coffee shop with a menu andcontactform.
8	Team Name: Innovative Avengers Team Leader: Prabhath deep m Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Shreya sathisha Varsha d Jaykanth s k PS: Build a recipe adding website With user content.	29	Team Name: Ise A Team Leader: Charishma S Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: B yashaswini PS: Creating a Web application for Expense tracking with user identification.
9	Team Name: Mech 6 Team Leader: Dharani Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Hariharan M Nithin P PS:Techiniques ande quipment to reduce overflow of waste	30	Team Name: Mech 6 Team Leader: Swaroop M patil Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Arjun H PS: Techiniques and equipment to reduce overflow of waste
10	Team Name: Mech 6th sem Team Leader: Manoj Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Harish PS: Techiniques and equipment to reduce overflow of waste	31	Team Name: Mech 6th sem Team Leader: Angadi Abid Ali Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Avinash N Tej Kumar B PS: Techiniques and equipment to reduce overflow of waste
11	Team Name: Nouveau Quartet Team Leader: C Shashank Domain: Data Science Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Santosh Kumar S Rohan Reddy Sahana T S PS: Loan approval prediction using Machine learning model	32	Team Name: Passionate souls Team Leader: Mohammed Faizan Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Sai Shrethan jb PS: Build a social networking site with user profiles, friend request, and feeds.
12	Team Name: Quad-Core Team Leader: Punitha Reddy N Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Rahul Reddy T Prakruth Reddy G Muhammed Abdul PS: web application on student Resource management	33	Team Name: Quadtech Innovators Team Leader: POOJA R Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: POOJA PR SNEHA AJ VISHWAS S PS: Quiz Application with user login
13	Team Name: Backbenchers Team Leader: Shaik Mohammad Faiz Domain: Mechanical Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Chithra M Pujitha Lokesh R K PS: Techiniques and equipment to reduce overflow of waste	34	Team Name: Team Triumph Team Leader: Syed Abbas Domain: E-Commerce Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Rakshith KS Hari Krishna Vishnu S PS: Create a simple e-commerce site with product listings, a shopping cart And check out process.
14	Team Name: STRANGE Team Leader: Santosh S Bathi Domain: Io Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Vandana Shivaputrappa Puttallavar PS: Increasing security in RFID detectors	35	Team Name: The Hactivators Team Leader: Madhumitha M Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Kaviya T Garadi Nandini PS: Personal portfolio
15	Team Name: Tech Army Team Leader: LOKESH KUMAR P Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: P.V Chethan Reddy Niharika A.H PS: Creating a Web application for Expense tracking with user identification	36	Team Name: DIGITAL DESTROYERS Team Leader: Ahmedulla Fuzail Z Domain: IoT Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Shaik Ahmedulla PS: Iot based weather fore cast and storage device
16	Team Name: TVS Team Leader: V SHRICHARAN Domain: Mobile application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Vasanth A Thrishula N T Mohammed Maaz PS: weather Predictions	37	Team Name: Madhu and team Team Leader: Kiran Domain: Civil Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Manjunath A Madhu Mohammad Jan Sahib PS: green building plot longitudinal And cross section
17	Team Name: BrainStormers Team Leader: Abhinav G Domain: IoT Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Arbiya Chaitra G Akash R PS: Analyze a public dataset and provide insights using data visulization techniques	38	Team Name: Tech quad Team Leader: Huzaifa Tawin Domain: Data Science Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Hemalatha T Anishka Khot Ananya Pradhan PS: Develop a predictive model for employee attrition based on Historical data
18	Team Name: Sulfath and team Team Leader: Radhma Sulfath Domain: Civil Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Swathi K R Keerthi R VR Yashaswini PS: green building plot longitudinal and cross section	39	Team Name: Leaf Team Leader: Panindra Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Pavan Kumar S Madhu Sudhan Reddy Reddappa Reddy PS: green building plot longitudinal And cross section
19	Team Name: Numan and team Team Leader:Mohammed Numan Pasha Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Manasa G S Hemanth K Yashwanth Reddy E PS: green building plot longitudinal and cross section	40	Team Name: Ctrl + Team Leader: Manvith DO Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Rahul GP Prajwal M Prithiviraj PS: create a static web site for a local restaurant including menu And contact form
20	Team Name: Design Masters Team Leader: Mythra BG Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Niriksha S Gowtham Y T Jayakrishna PS: green building plot longitudinal And cross section	41	Team Name: Aura of Intelligence Team Leader: Rahul A Gowda Domain: AIML Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: N Punith Kumar S Naveen Gowda Hanish K S PS: Sign language conversion to speech With customizable hand gestures
21	Team Name: Innovative Buds Team Leader: Sushmita Domain: AIML Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Hiranmayee B Harshini TM Samatha P PS: e-commerce website with course Enrollment and progress tracking	42	Team Name: Odd Squad Team Leader: Jiya Agarwal Domain: E-Commerece Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Jeeva M Vivek M Kaushik PS: design a dynamic pricing a lgorithm based on demand
43	Team Name: Seam Team Leader: Tarun R Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Vimal Raj S Kaushal Reddy Vinith J R PS:Createa simple image recognition Model using aprelabeled dataset

Winners and runners-up:

From the 1st year, the team "Error404” having the members Akash A, Abhinav,Kushitha and Harshini secured the first place for “Building an IoT solution thatenables smart waste collection by deploying sensors in trash bins” While “Innov8 Coders”were term ed runners-up having members Prashant Tiwari,Subharup Nandi,Sandeep and Chinmai for “Static website for a local coffee shop with a menu and contact form”.

Moving on to the 2nd years, “Passionate Souls” consisting of Mohammed Faizanand Shrethan secured first place for their “Social networking site with user profiles,friend request, and feeds” while “Seam” consisting of Tarun R, Vimal Raj, KushalReddy and Vinith J Rwere runners-up for “Simple image recognition model using aprelabeled dataset”.

Finally the 3rd years, “Cookie army” having S Karthik, Shruti Singh, Sunay S,Yashas S trium ph as winners for “Flow chart generating web app” while “Aura of Intelligence” having members Rahul A Gowda, S Naveen Gowda, N Punith Kumarand Hanish K S took the position of runners-up for “Sign language conversion to speech using hand gestures”.

Event Poster: avishkar-report-1

An Inter college project exhibition 'AVISHKAR-2024' was organized by the Vemana Student Project Committee in association with the ISTE and IEEE Student Branch Chapter, Vemana IT. The event took place on 30th April, 2024, and brought together students from various institutions to showcase their innovative projects and ideas.

The event commenced with an inauguration ceremony, highlighted by a traditional lamp lighting ritual to symbolizing the dispelling of darkness through the light of knowledge and innovation.

The inauguration was graced by notable delegates from diverse domains, including:
1. SwapnilShrivastava, Lead Solution Architect
2. Sindhu K, Assistant Prof. BMS College of Engineering
3. Dr.Sowmya K S, Assistant Prof. BMS College of Engineering
4. Dr. Soma Pandey, AVP – IoT Devices, Jio Platform Limited
5. SujaWarriar, Director Academia at Wequity
6. RajaniKatiyar, Assistant Prof. R V College of Engineering
7. RavikiranPrabhakara, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
8. C Tharun Kumar, Structural Engineer, Neo Structures

The opening ceremony began with a welcome address by Dr. Reddy Sudarshana, Chairman, Student Project Committee, who emphasized the importance of innovation and technology in shaping the future. The delegates then addressed the attendees, emphasizing the significance of teamwork and interdisciplinary collaboration in technical projects, encouraging them to push the boundaries of traditional thinking and embrace creativity.

Following the inaugural ceremony, the exhibition floor buzzed with excitement as 26 project teams set up their displays, eager to present their work to the judges, delegates, and attendees. These projects spanned a wide range of topics within electronics and communication from innovative circuit designs to cutting-edge communication technologies, including Internet of Things (IoT), automation, signal processing, smart farming, robotics, and communication systems. The participants demonstrated not only their technical expertise but also their ability to address real-world problems through engineering solutions. This platform allowed them to gain valuable feedback and network with professionals in their respective fields. The diverse array of projects attracted a large number of visitors, including faculties and students.

The panel of judges, comprising industry experts and academic professionals, evaluated each project based on on several key criteria, including innovation, technical complexity, functionality, and real-world applicability. The judges were impressed with the quality and creativity displayed by the participants, noting that the projects demonstrated a strong understanding of engineering principles and a keen sense of problem-solving.

After thorough scrutiny, the top three projects were identified and announced as the winners of 'AVISHKAR-2024':

The event concluded with a valedictory ceremony to honor the winners, congratulating the winning teams and encouraging all participants to continue their pursuit of innovation. Cash prizes and certificates were awarded to the top three teams as a token of appreciation for their hard work and ingenuity. The first-place team received a cash prize of Rs.3,000, the second-place team received Rs.2,000, and the third-place team received Rs.1,500. Additionally, all participants received certificates of participation, acknowledging their contributions to the event.

Overall, 'AVISHKAR-2024' was a resounding success. The exhibition provided a valuable platform for students to showcase their talents, share their ideas, network with peers, and gain insights from industry experts within the engineering community. The event also highlighted the crucial role of nurturing young talent and promoting technological innovation

Awareness program on Career Scope and Employment Opportunities in UI/UX, Animation, VFX, and Gaming Industries

The Department of ISE has organized an awareness program on CAREER SCOPE AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN UI/UX, ANIMATION, VFX, AND GAMING INDUSTRIESon 27thFebruary 2024 @ 10:00am – 11:00 am.

Venue:ISE Seminar Hall

No. of Participants: 59

Resource Person:Ms.Priya Paikkadanon
Career Guidance Specialist iCAT Bengaluru

Content of the event:

MultimediaCombination:Theintegrationoftext,audio,media,andimagesinmultimediacontent.
Animation:Techniquessuchas3Dmodeling,texturing,andspecialeffects.
VFX:Visualeffectsdemonstratedthroughvideoexamples.
Gaming:Gamedesigning,artphase,development,andtesting.
Graphics:Fundamentaldesignterms,colortheory,typography,composition,layouts,forms,andperspective drawing.
UI/UX:Websitedesigning,staticanddynamicinterfaces,andtheinfluenceofnewtechnologieslikeARandVR.
Photography:Cameraangles,indoorandoutdoorshootingtechniques.
Career Opportunities: Opportunities in graphic design, UI/UX design, and stimulationartistry.
PlacementOpportunities:VariouscoursesavailableinVFX,gaming,UI/UX,photography,andmore.

Conclusion:

The seminar provided valuable insights into the diverse career paths within the multimedia industry and emphasized the importance of staying updated with emerging technologies.Overall, the seminar served as a comprehensive guide for individuals interested in pursuing careers in these dynamic and creative fields.

A day workshop on Resume Writing

The Department of ISE has organized a day workshopon RESUME WRITINGon 29thFebruary 2024 @11:15am.

Venue:ECE Seminar Hall

No. of Participants: 65

Resource Person:Ms.Suhas N
VLSI Engineer, Designer

Content of the event:

Resume Customization: Suhas N emphasized the importance of tailoring resumes to specific specializations or job roles. He suggested having 3-4 resumes with different focuses to maximize opportunities.

Resume Formatting Guidelines: Attendees learned about general resume rules, such as avoiding photos, using Times New Roman font, maintaining consistent spacing, and including a declaration.

Education Section: Suhas N advised arranging educational qualifications from most recent to oldest, allowing recruiters to quickly identify the candidate's latest achievements.

Feedback Session: Attendees had the opportunity to have their resumes reviewed by Suhas N, who provided personalized feedback and suggestions for improvement.

Sample Resumes: Suhas N showcased sample resumes to illustrate effective formatting, content organization, and alignment with industry standards.

ATS Resumes: The presenter discussed the importance of optimizing resumes for Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to increase the chances of passing through initial screenings.

Conclusion:

The workshop provided valuable insights into resume building strategies and best practices. Attendees gained practical knowledge on customizing resumes for different career paths, adhering to formatting guidelines, and optimizing resumes for ATS. Overall, the workshop served as a valuable resource for students at Vemana Institute of Technology, empowering them to create compelling resumes tailored to their professional aspirations.

Technical Skills Training Program on Code Crafting

The Department of ISE had organized the Technical Skills Training programme on Code Crafting - Unlock your coding potential and program your future,on 10thFebruary 2024from 11:30 am – 4:00 pm.

Venue:ISE Seminar Hall

No. of Participants: 92

Resource Person:Prof. Purushotham. B. V
Training Head (Senior Manager) at Comviva, Gurgaon, India

Content of the event:

What is programming?
Standards of programming
Conditional and unconditional statements
Uniprogramming andStructured or modular programming
Space and time complexities (with respect to different conditional statements)
Normal and efficient program (Example demo with respect to bubble sort)
Good programming practices.
Naming Conventions
Performance standards
Code Tuning- loop optimization or loop unswitching n jamming or fusion

Conclusion:

Students found the session very much interactive and informative. This session has helped them to gain theinsights about how to write an efficient program.

"KAUSHALYA" OPEN HOUSE PROJECT EXPO-2024

TITLE: Efficient Water Management in Agriculture: IoT Enabled Weather Monitoring Strategies

COLLEGE NAME: Vemana Institute Of Technology

TEAM MEMEBERS: Rakshitha S, Tejaswini Shivanand Vathar, Chitra H, Tharun S

GUIDE: Ankitha A, Assistant Professor

Design with Canva

"Design with Canva" workshop was organised by IEEE Vemana Student Branch on 21st February 2024.

Posters provide visual, colourful, simple ways to communicate community issues and events, and are suitable for display in community spaces.Posters offer a space of any chosen size indoor or outdoor where your business can market, advertise and promote your brand.

Poster designing workshops helps students to learn poster making from scratch. Posters allow students to use their imagination and experiment with elements like color, layout, and design, fostering their artistic skills.

Hence this workshop made students to learn poster designing using Canva app which is an online graphic design app for creating social media graphics and presentations.

The workshop was lead by our esteemed alumni,and our guest Suhas N. Suhas is an exemplary Advanced VLSI Design and Verification Engineer.Having earned his Bachelor's degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering from our institution, Suhas has since embarked on a remarkable journey, contributing significantly to the advancement of VLSI design and verification.

All the IEEE members actively took part in the session held and showed their interest and created a poster of their own interest.This workshop made students to learn the skill of poster designing for both technical and non technical events (themes).

Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter in association with Vemana IEEE Women in Engineering Affinity Group organised "Design with Canva" workshop on February 21st 2024. There were 60 participants.

And there was a small poster designing competition among the attendees and everyone participated enthusiastically.

The attendees were judged on creativity, originality, and the relevance of the message conveyed in their posters.

1st Prize was won by Chinmai .She designed the poster for an opening ceremony of fashion boutique using scratch

2nd Prize was won by Pranathi.She designed the poster for pet shop advertisement.

3rd Prize was won Akshay Bharadhwaj K.He designed the poster for advertising Iyengar Bakery.

There are another 2 designs which were appreciated done by Akash and Shreyas R

Science Sparks:Igniting Curiosity Through Hands On Experiment

On February 20,2024,the Out reach Program organized by Vemana IT successfully aimedto foster a love for science and environmental awareness among students of RJS School,Roopena Agrahara. Under the guidance of faculty coordinators prof. Suma B V and Prof.JayannaK and principal Dr.Vijayasimha Reddy BG,the event conducted a series of engaging experiments, demonstrations, and environmental activities, igniting curiosity and interest in various scientific phenomena while in still in gasense of responsibility towards the environment.

Types of Lenses:Demonstrated the properties of concave and convex lenses to introduce students to basic optics principles.
Tuning Fork:Illustrated the concept of sound waves and resonance using a tuning fork.
Simple Electrical Circuit:Familiarized student swith electric circuits through assembling a basic circuit and understanding Ohm'sLaw.
Filtration Techniques:Introduced sedimentation,decantation,and filtrationas methods of separating mixtures.
Traffic Light Reaction with Indigo Carmine Indicator:Demonstrated chemical reactions and pH indicators through a traffic light reaction.
Solubleand Ins oluble Salts:Differentiated between solubleand in soluble salts,emphasizing their importance in various fields.
Compound Microscope Working and Observing Tissue and Blood Cells: Explored the functioning of a compound microscope and observed microscopic structures.
Fertilization of Hibiscus and Observing Pollen Grains in Compound Microscope:Illustrated plant fertilization process and observed pollengrain sundera microscope.
Simple Pendulum:Demonstrated periodic motion,highlighting factors affecting period and frequency.
Spring Constant and Change in Load: Explored relationship between spring constant and load, emphasizing Hooke'sLaw.
Travelling Microscope:Introduced high-magnification microscopy for precise observation.
Dehydration of Sugarusing Sulphuric Acid:Demonstrated sugar dehydration reaction,emphasizing catalysts' role.
Plantation:Promoted environmental awareness by engaging students inplanting activities, fostering a sense of responsibility towards nature and making the students plant some plants in the school campus.

The Outreach Program successfully engaged students in various scientific experiments andactivities, fostering a deeper appreciation and understanding of science while promoting environmental stewardship. By making science interactive and relevant to everyday life, we hope to inspire the next generation of scientists and environmentally conscious citizens at RJSSchool,Roopena Agrahara.

Cyber Security Awareness Program

Cyber Security Awareness Preogram was organised by IEEE Vemana Student Branch mainly for non teaching Staff on 20thMarch 2024. Resource persons are Dr.P Deepa Shenoy,Chair,Cybesecurity,STC ,Dilip from UVCE and M.R.Zeba Rehaman from UVCE.There were 60 participants.

Creating a comprehensive cyber security awareness program is crucial for educating employees and users about potential threats and best practices to mitigate risks. The resource persons gave awarness on Introduction to Cyber Security:

Define what cyber security is and why it's important for individuals and the organization.
Highlight the increasing prevalence of cyber attacks and data breaches.

Types of Cyber Threats:

Discuss various types of cyber threats such as phishing, malware, ransomware, social engineering, etc.
Provide examples and real-life case studies to illustrate the impact of cyber attacks.

Password Security:

the significance of strong, unique passwords for each account.
Encourage the use of password managers to securely store and generate complex passwords.

Safe Internet Practices:

Advise on safe browsing habits, such as avoiding clicking on unknown links or downloading files from untrusted sources.
Highlight the risks associated with using public Wi-Fi networks and the importance of using VPNs when accessing sensitive information remotely.
Train employees to recognize social engineering tactics used by attackers to manipulate individuals into divulging confidential information or performing certain actions.
Provide examples of common social engineering techniques such as pretexting, baiting, and tailgating.

Finally they concluded by saying incorporating all these points into your cyber security awareness program, you can help empower employees to become the first line of defense against cyber threats and foster a culture of security consciousness within your organization.

WORLD ENVIRONMENTAL DAY- 2023

World environmental day with the theme "solutions to plastic pollution and finding ways to #BeatPlasticPollution" was celebrated on 5^th JUNE 2023 by Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter and NSSteam of Vemana Institute of Technology. In this regard the following activities were done.

1) Swatch campus by making the campus plastic free. In this activity 30 students were participated to clean the entire campus making the campus plastic free and also created awareness to avoid usage of plastic by displaying videos and Slides in the TV about the disadvantages of plastic and effect of plastic on environment.

2) Planting Saplings in the front garden. Plantation of 250 saplings was done by the NSS students in the front side of Vemana Institute of Technology. In this activity many students, staff and our management KRJS president S. Jayaram Reddy sir was also participated and motivated the students.

IEEE Paper Presentation 2023 was jointly organized and conducted by IEEE, the ISTE Karnataka Section and the Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore in association with Visvesvaraya Technological University, (VTU) Belgavi, with the theme “Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Future”. on 6^th May 2023. The Paper presentation intended to provide opportunities for students to showcase and share their innovative skills in addressing challenges of our times related to health care, renewable energy and environment using cutting edge technologies and also to increase teamwork require to play a lead role in the global arena and to build a strong network of students technocrats of multiscale for sustainable progress in the future.

The event started with the inauguration by the dignitaries Dr. B.P. Harish, Professor & Chairman, Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering, UVCE University, Bangalore, Dr. Ravi Kumar, Dr. Smitha J A.

There were 80 students who were present and attended the Paper Presentation event.

IEEE Avishkar 2023 was jointly organized and conducted by IEEE, the ISTE Karnataka Section and the Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore in association with Visvesvaraya Technological University,(VTU) Belgavi, with the theme “Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Future”. on 6^th May 2023. The Project Exhibition intended to provide opportunities for students to showcase and share their innovative skills in addressing challenges of our times related to health care, renewable energy and environment using cutting edge technologies and also to increase teamwork require to play a lead role in the global arena and to build a strong network of student’s technocrats of multiscale for sustainable progress in the future.

The event started with the inauguration bythe dignitaries Subhas Mondal, SVP & Head of Research and Development, Chair elect in IEEE communication society and Mr.Kannan Babu, Senior Principal Engineer in the Network Edge group and Mr.C.Tharun Kumar, Structural Engineer in Neo Structures Architects and Prof.S.Mohan, Group Director in Indian Space Research Organization and Saravannan Ganesh, Managing Director at Tech Sparx Technology Training School.

There were 108 Project Exhibition – 108 from various departments like IT : 45 Teams, ECE : 39, ME : 14, Civil : 10students who were present and attended the Project Exhibition event.

The event was successful, prize money was awarded to Mangalore Institute of Technology for the project “SMART BED WITH TOILET SYSTEM”

IEEE Ideathon 2023 was jointly organized and conducted by IEEE, the ISTE Karnataka Section and theVemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore in association with Visvesvaraya Technological University, (VTU) Belgavi, with the theme “Innovative Technologies for Sustainable Future”. on 6^th May 2023. The Ideathon 2023 intended to provide opportunities for students to showcase and share their innovative skills in addressing challenges of our times related to health care, renewable energy and environment using cutting edge technologies and also to increase teamwork require to play a lead role in the global arena and to build a strong network of student’s technocrats of multiscale for sustainable progress in the future.

The event started with the inauguration bythe dignitaries Ms. Sahana.

There were 40 teams who were present and attended the event.

CommSpeak: Engineering Minds at War A Technical Debate Competition

Date : 25^th September, 2024

Venue : ISE Seminar Hall, Vemana IT

The CommSpeak: Engineering Minds at War, a Technical Debate Competition, organized by the Vemana IEEE Communication Society in association with the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter, was successfully conducted on 25th September 2024, at 1:30 PM. The event took place in the ISE Seminar Hall, with enthusiastic participation from students. The competition aimed to engage engineering minds in thought-provoking discussions about emerging technologies.

The competition saw participation from 10 teams, each consisting of 2 members. The debate was centered around two mostly debated topics in the tech world:

1. "Will 6G significantly outperform 5G, or is it just a hype?"

"Are AI and machine learning advancements ethical in automated communication systems?"

Each topic had teams debating both for and against the proposition, resulting in stimulating discussions that highlighted the technical expertise and analytical skills of the participants. The debates were competitive, with all participants showcasing a strong command of the subject matter and excellent presentation skills.

The event was judged by Dr. Hemamalini G.E., Associate Professor in the Department of ECE with over 17 years of experience. Specializing in VLSI, Embedded Systems, and Digital Image Processing (DIP), Dr. Hemamalini evaluated the teams based on content, delivery, rebuttal skills, and technical knowledge. Her insightful feedback and fair judgment added immense value to the competition, motivating participants to further refine their debating and presentation skills.

The competition ran smoothly, with each team receiving ample time to present their arguments and counterpoints. The audience was engaged throughout, and the interactive nature of the event added to the overall experience.

Two teams emerged victorious-one from each debate topic. After the announcement of winners, the prize distribution ceremony was held, where both winning teams were awarded certificates and gifts. The details of the winning teams are provided in the following table:

Topic	View	Names
"Will 6G significantly outperform 5G, or is it just a hype?"	Against the topic	M Mohammed Reshath Kamran Ahmed
"Are AI and machine learning advancements ethical in automated communication systems?"	Against the topic	Jiya Agarwal Anush Richard

The CommSpeak event proved to be an excellent platform for students to sharpen their debating skills and gain exposure to emerging technological trends. We look forward to organizing more such engaging and intellectually stimulating events in the future.

CHATTRA SAMMELAN

Date: 22nd JUNE, 2024

Time: 9.30am-5.30pm

Venue: ISE Seminar hall

The IEEE ComSoc Bangalore Chapter, in association with the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter, hosted a successful event titled "Chattra Sammelan: IEEE ComSoc Bangalore Chapter Students Conclave." Held at Vemana Institute of Technology, the conclave brought together students, academicians, and industry professionals to engage in discussions on the latest advancements in communication technologies.

The event began with an invocation song performed by Jyothi and Poornima, setting a serene and auspicious tone. Prof. Ankitha A, the branch counsellor of Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter delivered the welcome speech, warmly greeting the attendees and highlighting the significance of the event. The lamp lighting ceremony, a symbolic act to invoke knowledge and wisdom, was graced by esteemed dignitaries including Mr. Anindya Saha, Chair of the ComSoc Bangalore Section, Ms. Laxmi Mukund, chief guest and Dr. Vijayasimhareddy, Principal of Vemana Institute of Technology. This act marked the formal commencement of the conclave.

Mr. Anindya Saha addressed the gathering, emphasizing the critical role of communication technologies in today's world and the IEEE's efforts to foster innovation and collaboration in this field. Dr. Vijayasimhareddy followed with his address, commending the IEEE Student Branch for their active involvement and encouraging students to seize the opportunities provided by such events. The chief guest, Ms. Laxmi Mukund, delivered an inspiring speech on the evolving landscape of communication technologies and the need for young engineers to stay abreast of these changes. She emphasized the importance of interdisciplinary knowledge and continuous learning.

The first technical talk, "Trends in Quantum Communication," by Mr. Anand M, Senior Research Engineer, Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DOT), Bangalore, provided insights into the cutting-edge developments in quantum communication, exploring its potential applications and challenges. The session was well-received, sparking interest and discussions among the attendees.

The next technical talk focused on "AI in Communication," by Dr. Saptarshi Chaudhuri, Head of Radio Access Network System Engineering and Layer1, Radisys Corporation (member of Reliance Industries), exploring how artificial intelligence is transforming communication systems and technologies. The speaker delved into AI-driven innovations, such as machine learning algorithms for optimizing network performance and AI-powered communication devices, highlighting the profound impact of AI on the future of communication.

Following the technical talks, a panel discussion on "Career Choices in Communication" provided valuable insights into various career paths in the field of communication engineering. The panellists shared their experiences and advice, guiding students on navigating their career journeys and the skills required to succeed. The panellists were:

Dr. Soma Pandey, Assistant Vice President (AVP) IoT Engineering, Jio Platforms Limited.
Mr. Subhas Mondal, Senior VP & Head of R&D - 5G Products, HFCL Limited.
Mr. Sudarshan, AVP - Wireless Solution, Tejas Networks.
Mr. Subodh Gajare, Senior Principal Architect, Cisco R&D Bangalore.

The workshop on resume writing by Mrs. Juthika Mondal, Social Impact Strategist, was a practical session where participants learned essential tips and techniques to create an impressive resume. The workshop covered aspects such as highlighting key skills, tailoring resumes for specific job roles, and the importance of clear and concise formatting.

One of the event's highlights was the demonstration and presentation on "Exploring 6G Enabling Technologies using MATLAB" by Mr. Jayamohan Govindaraj, Principal Application Engineer at MathWorks India. This session showcased the potential and advancements of 6G technologies through practical examples, providing an eye-opening glimpse into the future of communication technologies and their real-world applications.

The inter-college quiz competition on communication added excitement and friendly competition to the conclave. Teams from various colleges participated, answering questions related to communication technologies, encouraging collaborative learning and teamwork. As the event drew to a close, Dr. Sunil H., Faculty Advisor of the Vemana IEEE ComSoc, delivered the vote of thanks. He expressed gratitude to all the speakers, participants, and organizers for their contributions to the event's success. Dr. Sunil highlighted the importance of such gatherings in fostering a community of learning and innovation.

"Chattra Sammelan: IEEE ComSoc Bangalore Chapter Students Conclave" was a resounding success, providing a platform for students to learn, network, and explore the latest trends in communication technologies. The event reinforced the commitment of IEEE and its chapters to promote knowledge sharing and professional development among young engineers. Overall, the conclave was highly informative and inspiring, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees. The IEEE ComSoc Bangalore Chapter and the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter look forward to organizing more such events in the future, fostering a strong connection between alumni and current students

Talk on '5G Evolution and it's Relevance'

Date: 8th JUNE, 2024

Time: 12pm-1pm

Venue: ISE Seminar hall

Speaker: Mr. Sagar S Jairaj, Manager - Products & Solutions, QuadGen Wireless Solutions

The Vemana IEEE Communication Society, in association with the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter, hosted an insightful talk featuring Mr. Sagar S Jairaj, an alumnus of the Vemana IT, Electronics and Communication Engineering Branch. Mr. Sagar, an accomplished professional currently serving as the Manager of Products and Solutions at QuadGen Wireless Solutions, shared his extensive experience and expertise with the attendees. The event witnessed an enthusiastic participation with over 104 students, faculty members, and execom members present.

Mr. Sagar S Jairaj has had an illustrious career in the telecommunications industry. Beginning his journey in end-to-end RAN integration, scripting, and troubleshooting roles with global tier-one telecom giants like AT&T USA, he has since transitioned to a managerial role. At QuadGen Wireless Solutions, he oversees products and solutions across various verticals including 5G/LTE, wireless transmission networks, digital private networks, fiber grids, & other large scale system integration projects, and digital classroom solutions. Mr. Sagar has also represented his organization at numerous prestigious national and international forums.

The talk began with a warm welcome by the organizers, followed by an introduction to Mr. Sagar S Jairaj's professional background. Mr. Sagar commenced his presentation by reflecting on his career journey, sharing valuable insights from his early days in the industry to his current role. He emphasized the importance of continuous learning and adaptability in the ever evolving field of telecommunications.

Mr. Sagar delved into the technical aspects of his work, discussing the intricacies of 5G wireless transmission networks and the future of digital private networks. He provided a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in fiber grid technology and the critical role it plays in modern telecommunications infrastructure. Furthermore, he highlighted the significance of large-scale system integration projects and the emerging trend of digital classroom solutions.

Throughout the talk, Mr. Sagar engaged the audience with real-world examples and case studies, making complex concepts accessible and relatable. He also shared his experiences representing QuadGen Wireless Solutions at various national and international platforms, offering a glimpse into the global telecom landscape.

The presentation was followed by an interactive Q&A session, where students had the opportunity to ask questions and seek advice from him. Mr. Sagar's responses were insightful and encouraging, leaving the audience motivated and inspired.

The talk concluded with a talk by Prof. Manasa Charitha, Chapter Advisor, Vemana IEEE Communication Society. She expressed her gratitude to Mr. Sagar S Jairaj for his time and invaluable insights. The event was a resounding success, providing students with a unique opportunity to learn from an esteemed alumnus and gain a deeper understanding of the telecommunications industry.

Overall, the talk by Mr. Sagar was highly informative and inspiring, leaving a lasting impact on all attendees. The Vemana IEEE Communication Society and the Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter look forward to organizing more such events in the future, fostering a strong connection between alumni and the current students

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr. Sunil H	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT ComSoc Branch Advisor.
2	Tejas Aradhya M	Student Member	Chair
3	Nischal J	Student Member	Vice Chair
4	P. Nithya Sree	Student Member	Treasurer
5	Kishore Shetty S	Student Member	Secretary
6	Manjunath S	Student Member	Webmaster

Congratulations on your well-deserved success.

The Management, Principal and Staff congratulates the Mentor and Mentees of Electronics and Communication for enthusiastic participation and dedication in completing six-month Internship from JUNE 15,2023 to DEC 15,2023 under IEEE IGNITE 2023 conducted by IEEE Communication Society Bangalore Chapter.

Certificate Of Appreciation

IEEE MATLAB workshop
IEEE Vemana Student Branch In Association with Vemana IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity Group

MATLAB based Workshop on OFDM Fundamental was jointly organised by IEEE Vemana Student Branch In ssociation with Vemana IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity group from 1st September 2023 to 3rd September 2023.

DAY 1
Prof. Sunil introduced the guests of the workshop Mr Debabrata Das, who is Principal Engineer at Tejas Networks and Mr Anindya Saha , who is Chief technical officer , Saankhya Labs and IEEE ComSoc Bangalore section Chair.

DAY 2
The day started with Mr Debabrata taking over the workshop. He started the workshop by explaining about multicarrier system containing of single carrier system and multi carrier system.

He explained about the visualization of subcarrier orthogonality and about the rotations and de-rotationscycles. He also also explained about OFDM- a different view containing modulation, multiplexing where OFDM is combination ofmodulation/multiplexing .And the last topic on day 2 was about the effects of FFT on OFDM signalsusing the equations of FFT

DAY 3
The day started with Mr Debabrata Das taking over the workshop. He started the workshop by explaining about IFFT subcarrier mapping, then about the guard interval cyclic effect .

Orientation Talk on Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers(IEEE)

The Professional society committee of Vemana Institute of technology has organized ORIENTATION TALK ON INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS (IEEE) on 25^th February, 2023 for students and faculty. The session started with welcoming the speaker Dr.D.N.Sujatha, BMS College of Engineering.

Dr.D.N.Sujatha started the talk with the history of IEEE which is since from 1884 .This is the body with 422k+ members, 160+ countries, 46+technical societies, 220+journals, 1300+active standards and 5M documents. This includes student and faculty memberships and its benefits. This also provides 12 magazines, 12 newsletters and 6 potential magazines every year. This benefits the students with IEEE resume lab, IEEE job site, career alerts, IEEE e-learning library and many more..IEEE day is celebrated on 3rd October every year and IEEE AGM that is section funding Bangalore is on 1st Sunday of January every year. Vemana is planning for IEEE communication society and IEEE women in engineering society with chair, vice chair, treasurer, secretary.

The talk ended up with thank you note to the speaker and the audience.

ComSoc Inauguration

On 08^th April 2023, the inauguration ceremony of the IEEE- Communication Society student branch chapter was heldat Vemana Institute of Technology Bangalore. Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B. G, Principal, Vemana ITwelcomed the guests, faculties, and students.

The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp and releasing the banner of VEMANA IT- IEEE communication society student branch chapter by the chief guest Mr. Anindya Saha,Chair IEEE ComSoc Bangalore Chapter& theChief Technology Officer, Saankhya Labs.

Prof.Ankitha A, IEEE Branch Counsellor of Vemana IT briefed about the IEEE ComSoc Society and the events planned for the academic year 2023. She informed that On March 22^nd, 2023, Vemana Institute of Technology received approval from the IEEE for theformationof 3 Student Branch Chapters Namely Communications Society, Computer Society, and Circuits and Systems. Presently Vemana IT has 36 IEEE student members with 15 faculty.

The Vemana IT student branch Chapter aims at promoting the students to essential leadership, management,and professional skills. The followingtechnical events are planned by the IEEE ComSoc Vemana IT Student Branch Chapter.

Technical talks

Workshops on Drone and Scilab (2^nd week March 2023)

Project Exhibition (1^st week May, 2023)

Paper Presentation (1^st week May, 2023)

Hackathon(1^st week May, 2023)

Conference

Dr.Hemamalini G E, the chairmen, Professional body-VemanaIT introduced the chief guest. Chief Guest of the event Mr.Anindya Saha, Principal and Vice Principal awarded the badges for the Office Bearers of Vemana IT- IEEE ComSoc student branch chapter

Faculty Members : Dr.Sunil Hosur & Prof.Rashmi P.B

Student Members :

Chairman – Rudra Prasad

Secretary - Nikhilesh

Vice-Chair – Sheela D S

Treasurer- Vaishnavi D S

Webmaster – Spoorthi C

The inauguration was concluded with a vote of thanks by Dr. Chandra Shekar S M, Vice Principal and HoD of ECE Department, Vemana IT.

The session was continued with a technical talk by the chief guest Mr. Anindya Saha. The talk was on “Integrated Sensing and Communication in 5G-Advanced”

SCILAB is one of the free and open source software for numerical computation providing a powerful computing environment for engineering and scientific application. On this point of view Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering of Vemana institute of technology and IEEE communication Society Student Chapter and incubation center has organized a hands-on workshop on SCILAB on 8^th April 2023 by Kesavan Thirupati, senior software engineer, VLSI and MATLAB programmer innovation system plus. The session was on basics of SCILAB and its features, functions. The session continued with programs related to numerical problems and matrix operations. This workshop was very informative and enabled the students to execute simple Programs on image processing.

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr. Rashmi R	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Computer Society, Faculty Advisor
2	Prof. C A Bindyashree	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Computer Society, Chapter Advisor
3	Kiran Kumar S	Student Member	Chair
4	Leena Reddy G K	Student Member	Vice Chair
5	Shamitha K B	Student Member	Treasurer
6	Varsha Reddy	Student Member	Secretary
7	Akshay Bharadhwaj K	Student Member	Webmaster

TECH KRITHI 2024

Date : 12^th December 2024

Number of Registrations : 250+

Number of Events :
9 (Technical competitions, Creative competitions, Entrepreneurship competitions) & 1 Workshop

Promotion : Flash Mob

Prize Pool : ₹23,000 +

Organisation Committee :

Dr. Ramakrishna M	HoD & Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Dr. Rashmi R	Associate Professor Department of Computer & Science Engineering
Mrs Roopalakshmi S	Assistant Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Student Core : Bhushieth

Corporate Organizer : EDUTANTR - VDT EDU TANTR VENTURES PRIVATE LIMITED

Venue : Vemana Institute of Technology

INAUGURATION

Chief Guest	Guest Of Honour	Guest Of Honour
Mr. SAGNIK BANERJEE	Mr. LAKSHIT PANT	Ms. POORNIMA S
Azure Data Engineer & Consultant Microsoft	Managing MVP+Gold MLSA Program Microsoft	Next Gen Coach, Scrum Master Rock Paper Panda

EDUTANTR
VENU S	DEEPAK KUMAR	VINOTH E
Founder	Co- Founder	CTO

1. Website Design Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Number of Participants : 49 students | 20 Projects Showcased

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. Veena G (CSE), Prof. Jagadamba A (CSE)

Student Coordinators : Shreyas, Vaishnavi

Edutantr Judge : Mr. Ruthresh

Venue : Room.No: 403 (Lab)

Winners : (Cash Prize)

1st Place: Samrat SK for LMS Portal - ₹ 2000

2nd Place: Pandurang - ₹ 1000

Key Highlights:

● Theme: Learning Management System (LMS) Website

● Teams of 1-3 students showcased their creativity, technical skills, and innovative ideas by building fully functional websites

● Projects were hosted locally or on online platforms and evaluated for user experience, design, code complexity, presentation, and team involvement.

● Participants demonstrated their coding components and explained their website functionality, reflecting their dedication and deep understanding of the technologies used.

Event Impact:

The event was a resounding success, enabling students to apply their technical knowledge in a competitive and collaborative environment. By working on the LMS theme, participants gained hands-on experience in web development, coding practices, and teamwork.

This competition not only enhanced their problem-solving and presentation skills but also laid the foundation for future entrepreneurial ventures in tech. The enthusiasm and energy throughout the event were truly remarkable, making it an unforgettable learning experience for all.

Conclusion:

The Website Development Competition provided students with an excellent platform to showcase their technical prowess and creativity. It fostered teamwork, innovation, and practical coding experience, empowering participants to excel in web development. The event successfully inspired students to pursue technical excellence and entrepreneurial aspirations in the digital era.

2. Poster Design Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM

Number of Participants : 30 students | 25 Posters Submitted

Faculty Coordinators : Dr. Mary VidhyaJhon, Prof. Suma S

Student Coordinators : Paranjay, Nithin

Edutantr Judge : Miss. Nikitha

Venue : Room.No: 417

Winners : (Cash Prize)

1st Place: Keerthana R & Nayvashree R - ₹ 1500

2nd Place: Mohammad Afzal F - ₹ 1000

Key Highlights:

● Theme: Future Gadgets, Ecology, Sustainability

● Participants competed individually or in teams of up to 2 members.

● The theme encouraged students to design posters that integrate futuristic technology with sustainability and environmental consciousness.

● Posters adhered to A4 size, vertical orientation and were submitted in JPEG/PNG format within the 2-hour timeframe.

● Judging criteria focused on design aesthetics, theme alignment, innovation, and message clarity.

Event Impact:

The Poster Design Competition allowed students to creatively explore the intersection of futuristic gadgets, ecology, and sustainability. Participants delved into designing concepts that not only focused on innovative technology but also highlighted the importance of eco-friendly solutions for the future. The event challenged students to blend technological advancements with environmental consciousness, pushing them to think critically about the future of our planet.

Working under a tight timeframe, participants developed key skills in time management, digital design, and creative problem-solving. The competition also fostered collaboration and teamwork, as participants brainstormed ideas that combined technology and sustainability in compelling visual formats. The event provided students with a platform to enhance their communication skills, while offering valuable insights into real-world applications of eco-friendly design and technology.

Conclusion:

The Poster Design Competition was a brilliant showcase of student creativity and technical skills, merging futuristic concepts with ecological awareness. It empowered participants with essential design, innovation, and teamwork skills that are crucial for their future careers in technology and sustainability.

3. Technical Quiz Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 3.30:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Number of Participants : 120 students

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. Madhusudhan S (CV), Prof. Suma B (ECE)

Student Coordinators : Niriksha, Jitesh

Edutantr Host : Poornima S

Venue : Seminar Hall

Winners: ( Cash Prize and Goodies )

Hithesh and Shashank - ₹ 2000

Punith Reddy and Team - ₹ 1000

Heeam and Adihitya - Goodies

Sathiya and Team - Goodies

Suman Ram, Lahari and Samrath - Goodies

Key Highlights:

● Format:
The quiz event consisted of three thrilling rounds:
1. Paper and Pen Round
2. Buzzer Round
3. Rapid-Fire Round

● Teams of up to 3 participants competed against each other in a series of technical questions related to a pre-announced topic.

● Teams were eliminated after each round based on their scores, with the lowest score being eliminated. This continued until the final winning team emerged

● The competition tested participants' knowledge, quick thinking, and teamwork.

Event Impact:

The Technical Quiz event was an exciting display of knowledge, agility, and strategy. With the fast-paced rounds and the high stakes of elimination, students sharpened their critical thinking, problem-solving, and time management skills. The event created a highly engaging environment, where participants had to stay on their toes, be quick with their responses, and collaborate effectively within their teams.

As participants tackled challenging technical questions, they not only tested their understanding of the subject matter but also learned to work under pressure, which is a vital skill for their future careers in tech. The energy and enthusiasm throughout the event made it a remarkable learning experience for everyone involved.

Conclusion:

The Technical Quiz event was a great success, offering participants a chance to test their technical knowledge and quick thinking under pressure. It contributed significantly to enhancing their problemsolving, teamwork, and presentation skills—skills that will be crucial in their academic and professional journeys. The quiz not only served as a fun competition but also as a powerful learning experience.

4. Treasure Hunt Challenge

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Number of Participants : 160 students

Student Coordinators : Arvind, Madusudhan

Edutantr Host : Deepak Kumar

Location : VIT Campus

Winners:

Niharika and Team(1^st Place)

Sharan and Team m (2^nd Place)

Key Highlights:

● The Treasure Hunt competition was a fast-paced, exciting event designed to test participants’ problem-solving skills, agility, and ability to work under time pressure.

● Challenge Format: Each challenge had to be completed within 60 seconds, with players typically performing individually or in pairs (maximum of 2 participants per team)

● The event was divided into three levels, each building on the previous one, requiring quick thinking and speed to advance to the next challenge.

● Challenges varied, ranging from stacking objects to achieving specific goals, requiring players to complete the tasks within a short timeframe.

● Elimination Process: Only one attempt per challenge was allowed, and players could not tamper with materials or setups before their turn.

Event Impact:

The Treasure Hunt was an exhilarating event that challenged participants’ ability to think quickly, strategize, and collaborate under pressure. Each level pushed them to stay sharp and focused, fostering a competitive spirit and enhancing their teamwork and problem-solving skills. As participants progressed through the challenges, they developed key skills like time management and adaptability, all while having fun in a dynamic, competitive environment.

The event also provided an opportunity for students to bond with their teammates, work together effectively, and learn how to stay calm under pressure—a valuable skill in both academic and professional settings. The energy and excitement throughout the event created an unforgettable experience for all.

Conclusion:

The Treasure Hunt competition was a resounding success, offering a blend of fun, strategy, and skill development. Participants tested their ability to think on their feet, work in teams, and achieve goals within tight time constraints. This event not only enhanced problem-solving and teamwork skills but also provided a memorable, action-packed experience for everyone involved.

5. Photography Competition

Date : 12^th December 2024 | 11:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Number of Participants : 150 students

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. Shilpa Reddy K (CSE), Prof. Vijaya S C (ISE)

Student Coordinators : Harshitha, Tejas

Edutantr Judge : Vinoth E

Venue : Room No: 407

Winners : (Cash Prize)

1^st Place (Best Photo):Bharath and Rahul

Live Photography Winner:Naik

Competition Rules:

● Entries : A maximum of two entries per category per participant.

● Photo Size : : Each photo must not exceed 100 MB. Both landscape and portrait formats are allowed.

● Editing : Digital manipulation such as dust removal, cropping, exposure, color, or contrast adjustments is not allowed.

● Filters : Use of lens filters will result in disqualification.

● Content :

● Submission Links & Results : Will be announced on the official social media platforms.

Event Impact:

The Photography Competition was an exciting opportunity for students to showcase their photographic talent and creative vision. Participants had the chance to submit photos in the Best Photo and Live Photography categories, capturing moments that told powerful stories. The live photography category encouraged students to focus on the environment around them, capturing real-time moments and adding an element of spontaneity to their work.

This event allowed participants to demonstrate technical skills while adhering to ethical guidelines, emphasizing the importance of authenticity in the art of photography.

Conclusion:

The Photography Competition was a remarkable display of creativity and technical expertise. It provided students with a platform to express themselves through the lens, fostering an appreciation for both the artistry and ethics of photography. The competition was a great success, empowering participants to elevate their photographic skills and explore new ways of capturing the world around them.

6. Video Editing Competition

Date & Time : : 12^th December 2024 | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Number of Participants : 50 students

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. Anjali R K (BS)

Student Coordinators : Bhushieth, Megana

Edutantr Judge : Jeevanandham

Venue : Room No: 419

Winners:

1^st Place :Abishek Mannetharaj and Nandhini

2^nd Place : Diya and Keerthana

Competition Rules:

● Theme : Product or Service Advertisements

● Video Length : Must be between ^{1 to 3 minutes,} unless otherwise specified.

● Title Screen : Videos must include a ^{title screen} with the participant’s name and video title, not exceeding 5 seconds.

● Content Restrictions : Offensive, copyrighted, or inappropriate content will lead to disqualification.

● Editing Software : : Participants can use any video editing software, but submissions should highlight creativity and technical proficiency.

● Judging Criteria : Videos will be judged on creativity, technical skills, adherence to the theme, and overall impact.

● Accepted Formats : Videos should be in landscape (16:9) or reels (9:16) format.

● Submission Links & Results : Will be shared on official social media platforms.

Event Impact:

The Video Editing Competition challenged participants to create engaging advertisements with a focus on creativity and technical skills. Students were tasked with showcasing their video editing talents while adhering to the theme of Product or Service Advertisements. This event provided an opportunity for students to explore the world of marketing, design, and storytelling through video, enhancing their understanding of how to create impactful advertisements.

The competition emphasized the importance of time management, attention to detail, and the ability to deliver a concise message, all of which are essential skills in the field of video production.

Conclusion:

The Video Editing Competition was a fantastic display of creative energy and technical expertise. By adhering to the theme of advertisements, participants were able to demonstrate their skills in crafting compelling visual narratives. The event was a great success, offering valuable exposure to the world of video editing and helping students develop skills that will prove invaluable in the creative industry.

7. IT Mock Interview Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Number of Participants : 100 students

Faculty Coordinators : Dr. Namratha V (CIVIL), Prof. Mythili M (ISE)

Student Coordinators : Spurthi, Hrushik

Edutantr HRs : Suganya, Nikitha, Therisha

Venue : Placement Cell

Winners:

1^st Place : Suman Rana

Special Mention : Khushitha R L

Competition Rules:

● Pre-Event Requirement: All participants must submit an updated CV prior to the start of the event.

● Dress Code : Formal business attireis mandatory for all participants.

● Rounds :
○ Preliminary Round : Short HR or basic technical questions.
○ Final Round : Focus on case studies, problem-solving, overall personality, negotiation skills, and critical thinking.

● Interview Duration : Each session will last 7 minutes, depending on the round.

● Judging Criteria :Participants will be judged on:
○ Technical knowledge
○ Communication skills
○ Problem-solving ability
○ Professionalism (body language, attire)

● Final Decision: All decisions made by the judges are final and binding.

Event Impact :

The IT Mock Interview competition allowed students to experience real-world interview scenarios, where they could apply their technical knowledge and soft skills. It tested participants on their ability to think on their feet, solve complex problems, and demonstrate their personality in a professional setting.

Participants gained insights into the importance of effective communication, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills in interviews. The event also helped participants understand the importance of body language and attire in creating a positive first impression, which is essential for success in any professional environment.

Conclusion:

The IT Mock Interview competition was an excellent platform for students to practice and enhance their interviewing skills. It was a great opportunity to simulate real-world job interviews, helping students to become more prepared for the recruitment process. The event was an eye-opener for many in terms of the level of professionalism required to succeed in the competitive job market.

8. Business Insider Pitching Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Number of Participants : 40 students

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. Naveen HS (CSE), Prof. Gopal Krishna K

Student Coordinators : Varun, Hanshini

Edutantr Judge : Deepak Kumar

Venue : Room No: 416

Winners

1^st PlaceAdhithya

2^ndPlaceLahar

Competition Rules :

● Product Assignment : Participants are randomly assigned a product or service to sell.

● Pitching Time: Each challenge must be completed within 3 minutes.

● Buzzer Rule:If the pitch is deemed boring, the judges will use a buzzer, and the participant will be eliminated immediately.

● Attempts: Each participant gets one attempt per challenge unless otherwise specified.

● Challenge Requirements:
○ Tasks must be completed according to the given instructions (e.g., stacking objects, achieving a goal).
○ Participants are not allowed to tamper with materials or setup before their turn.

● Game Structure:
○ Level 1: Pitch freely, with no interruptions, focusing on the quality and creativity of the pitch.
○ Level 2: Face interruptions from fellow participants and the audience during the pitch.

● Judging Criteria: ○ 50% of the points will be based on the judges' scores. ○ 50% will come from audience voting.

Event Impact:

The Business Insider competition allowed participants to refine their pitching skills, helping them think quickly on their feet. By selling random products or services, participants demonstrated their ability to think creatively, adapt to unforeseen circumstances, and communicate ideas clearly and persuasively

This competition not only tested the communication and presentation skills of the participants but also challenged their problem-solving ability under pressure. The audience's involvement and the competitive nature of the game provided a realistic business environment where students could simulate real-world selling scenarios.

Conclusion:

The Business Insider competition was a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their pitching skills and get immediate feedback from both judges and the audience. It was a dynamic event that emphasized creativity, spontaneity, and the ability to engage an audience, making it a valuable learning experience for all participants.

9. Minute to Win Business Pitch Competition

Date & Time : 12^th December 2024 | 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM

Number of Participants : 60 students

Faculty Coordinators : Prof. R. Vijaya Lakshmi, Dr. Hemamalini GE (ECE)

Student Coordinators : Rohan, Rohini

Edutantr Judge : Suresh

Venue : Room No: 417

Winners

1^st PlaceLahar

2^nd PlaceAdithya, Tanuj, Raheema

Competition Rules:

● Elevator Pitch:Participants must deliver a 60-second business pitch, demonstrating their authority, communication, strategy, and problem-solving skills.

● Presentation:
○ The pitch should include PowerPoint slides, graphs, market research, and a clear unique selling proposition (USP).
○ The pitch must be strictly timed to 60 seconds, with any deviations potentially impacting the judging

● Team Structure:
○ Teams can consist of 1-3 members.

● Professionalism:
○ Inappropriate language or unprofessional behavior will result in disqualification.
○ Participants must present themselves professionally, as failure to do so may result in penalties.

● Judging Criteria:
○ Judging will be based on presentation skills, problem-solving ability, team demeanor, and how well participants meet the conditions set by the judges.

● Q&A Session : : Participants must be prepared to answer any questions related to their business plan from judges or the audience.

Event Overview:

The Minute to Win competition tested participants on how effectively they could communicate their business ideas within a strict one-minute time limit. It pushed participants to be concise yet impactful, incorporating essential elements like market research and a clear business strategy into their pitch.

Conclusion :

The Minute to Win competition was an exciting and dynamic challenge for participants to showcase their business acumen, communication skills, and ability to think on their feet. The fast-paced format allowed the students to simulate real-world business scenarios, where being clear and persuasive within a short window of time is crucial for success.

The winners, Lahar and the team of Adithya, Tanuj, and Raheema, demonstrated exceptional skills in presenting their business plans with creativity, clarity, and professionalism.

10. Power BI Workshop: Hands-on Session & Overview

Topic : Power BI Workshop

Date & Time 12^th December 2024 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Number of Participants : 30 students

Mentor from Edutantr : Vinoth E. - Data Scientist at PwC

Venue : Room No: 403

Workshop Highlights:

● Hands-on Session: Participants will get a practical, hands-on experience with Power BI, learning how to install the tool and navigate its core features.

● Installation & Overview: An introduction to Power BI will be followed by an installation walkthrough.

● Project Focus: Real-world Altiq Hospitality Analysis Project will be used to showcase Power BI’s capabilities in analyzing business data.

Learning Outcomes:

● Mastering Power BI: Understand the essential features of Power BI to analyze data and create interactive dashboards.

● Altiq Hospitality Analysis Project: Gain practical knowledge by working on a real business case, providing insights into hospitality industry data analysis.

This workshop is designed to give participants both theoretical insights and practical skills to navigate Power BI effectively, with the guidance of an experienced Data Scientist in the field.

Flash MOB

VALEDECTION

VOTE OF THANKS

DATE:June 3rd, 2024

TIME:8:45 AM - 4:00 PM

JUDGES:

Rakesh Nyamagoud, Software Engineer, Intel India Pvt. Ltd
Anuj Bhati, Managing Director, Viewzen Labs Pvt. Ltd

EVENT SUMMARY

The Vemana Institute of Technology hosted an 8-hour hackathon on June 3rd, 2024, bringing together enthusiastic students and fostering a spirit of innovation. The event followed a structured format, encouraging participants to develop creative solutions within a limited timeframe. The problem statement was given to teams on the spot and participants were asked to come up with a solution. There were 3 rounds in which the participants were evaluated. The details are as follows.

ROUND 0 - IDEA PITCHING (8:45 AM - 12:30 PM)

Participating teams presented their initial project ideas to the judging panel.
Each team clearly defined their goal for the hackathon, outlining what they aimed to achieve by the end of Round 1.
Judges evaluated the pitches based on three key criteria: feasibility, innovative aspects, and potential impact of the proposed solutions.
Teams were required to submit a concise outline of their ideas alongside their proposed goals.
Following their pitches, teams were free to begin working on their projects.

ROUND 1 - PROGRESS EVALUATION (12:30 PM - 3:30 PM)

Teams showcased their progress to the judges, demonstrating how they were addressing the goals set in Round 0.
The judges assessed the teams' progress, evaluating if they had met their goals and the quality of their work.
Based on the project's progress and potential, the judges might have assigned additional tasks or challenges to further enhance the solutions.

FINAL ROUND (ROUND 2) - PROTOTYPE PRESENTATION (3:30 PM - 4:00 PM)

The final round witnessed teams showcasing their working prototypes to the judges and a wider audience.
Presentations focused on highlighting the functionalities, innovative aspects, and practical applications of the developed prototypes.
Based on a predefined set of criteria, the judges evaluated the prototypes and selected the winning teams.

EVENT PICTURES

The Vemana Institute of Technology 8-Hour Hackathon proved to be a successful platform for fostering creative problem-solving and innovation amongst participants. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to showcase their technical skills, collaborate effectively in teams, and develop working prototypes within a limited timeframe. Prizes were awarded to the winning teams: 1st Place - ₹1,000 INR, 2nd Place - ₹500 INR for all the departments.

EVENT PICTURES

TEAMS PARTICIPATED

1	Team Name: AI DUOS Team Leader:J Hitesh Domain: AIML Semester:2nd Semester Team Members:Nithin K V	22	Team Name:ATOM Team Leader: Nishith S Domain:Mechanical Semester:4th Sem Team Members: Tribhuvan G Sundaram Kumar Brundhan B A
2	Team Name: Clove Crusade Team Leader: Nabeel Roshan Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Mridhul S Mohammed Musadiq	23	Team Name: Code Crusaders Team Leader: Jaunet S Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Adithya LS Likith S Deepak B
3	Team Name: CodeRed Team Leader: Priya Kumari Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Vennela S Rohit Sharma Tanya Singh	24	Team Name: Code Storm Team Leader: T.E.Kavicharan Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Yashwanth.C
4	Team Name: Cookie army Team Leader: SUNAY S Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: S KARTHIK SHRUTI SINGH YASHAS S	25	Team Name: Ctrl freaks Team Leader: Poorva Reddy d Domain: AIML Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Megha mv Marasani Indu Harini
5	Team Name: Error 404 Team Leader: Akash. A Domain: IoT Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Abhinav Harshini. R Kushitha. S	26	Team Name: Guess Who..? Team Leader: Yashwanth C Reddy Domain: E-Commerce Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Shivakumar M R Sanghavi S Avadhani Sangeetha R
6	Team Name: Hacktastic Four Team Leader: S Ganavi Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Pallavi G Vindya G Sankeerthi S Reddy	27	Team Name: Hacktivators Team Leader: Veeramma Sandimani Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Chaithra R Deepthi P C Harish Reddy
7	Team Name: Ideal Bits Team Leader: Bhumika Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Akshayanshu Kishore kumar Mythri M	28	Team Name: Innov8 Coders Team Leader: Prashant Tiwari Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Subharup Nandi Sandeep Chinmai M
8	Team Name: Innovative Avengers Team Leader: Prabhath deep m Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Shreya sathisha Varsha d Jaykanth s k	29	Team Name: Ise A Team Leader: Charishma S Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: B yashaswini
9	Team Name: Mech 6 Team Leader: Dharani Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Hariharan M Nithin P	30	Team Name: Mech 6 Team Leader: Swaroop M patil Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Arjun H
10	Team Name: Mech 6th sem Team Leader: Manoj Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Harish	31	Team Name: Mech 6th sem Team Leader: Angadi Abid Ali Domain: Mechanical Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Avinash N Tej Kumar B
11	Team Name: Nouveau Quartet Team Leader: C Shashank Domain: Data Science Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Santosh Kumar S Rohan Reddy Sahana T S	32	Team Name: Passionate souls Team Leader: Mohammed Faizan Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Sai Shrethan jb
12	Team Name: Quad-Core Team Leader: Punitha Reddy N Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Rahul Reddy T Prakruth Reddy G Muhammed Abdul	33	Team Name: Quadtech Innovators Team Leader: POOJA R Domain: Web application Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: POOJA PR SNEHA AJ VISHWAS S
13	Team Name: Backbenchers Team Leader: Shaik Mohammad Faiz Domain: Mechanical Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Chithra M Pujitha Lokesh R K	34	Team Name: Team Triumph Team Leader: Syed Abbas Domain: E-Commerce Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Rakshith KS Hari Krishna Vishnu S
14	Team Name: STRANGE Team Leader: Santosh S Bathi Domain: Io Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Vandana Shivaputrappa Puttallavar	35	Team Name: The Hactivators Team Leader: Madhumitha M Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Kaviya T Garadi Nandini
15	Team Name: Tech Army Team Leader: LOKESH KUMAR P Domain: Web application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: P.V Chethan Reddy Niharika A.H	36	Team Name: DIGITAL DESTROYERS Team Leader: Ahmedulla Fuzail Z Domain: IoT Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Shaik Ahmedulla
16	Team Name: TVS Team Leader: V SHRICHARAN Domain: Mobile application Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Vasanth A Thrishula N T Mohammed Maaz	37	Team Name: Madhu and team Team Leader: Kiran Domain: Civil Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Manjunath A Madhu Mohammad Jan Sahib
17	Team Name: BrainStormers Team Leader: Abhinav G Domain: IoT Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Arbiya Chaitra G Akash R	38	Team Name: Tech quad Team Leader: Huzaifa Tawin Domain: Data Science Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Hemalatha T Anishka Khot Ananya Pradhan
18	Team Name: Sulfath and team Team Leader: Radhma Sulfath Domain: Civil Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Swathi K R Keerthi R VR Yashaswini	39	Team Name: Leaf Team Leader: Panindra Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Pavan Kumar S Madhu Sudhan Reddy Reddappa Reddy
19	Team Name: Numan and team Team Leader:Mohammed Numan Pasha Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Manasa G S Hemanth K Yashwanth Reddy E	40	Team Name: Ctrl + Team Leader: Manvith DO Domain: Web application Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Rahul GP Prajwal M Prithiviraj
20	Team Name: Design Masters Team Leader: Mythra BG Domain: Civil Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Niriksha S Gowtham Y T Jayakrishna	41	Team Name: Aura of Intelligence Team Leader: Rahul A Gowda Domain: AIML Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: N Punith Kumar S Naveen Gowda Hanish K S
21	Team Name: Innovative Buds Team Leader: Sushmita Domain: AIML Semester: 6th Sem Team Members: Hiranmayee B Harshini TM Samatha P	42	Team Name: Odd Squad Team Leader: Jiya Agarwal Domain: E-Commerece Semester: 4th Sem Team Members: Jeeva M Vivek M Kaushik
43	Team Name: Seam Team Leader: Tarun R Domain: AIML Semester: 2nd Sem Team Members: Vimal Raj S Kaushal Reddy Vinith J R

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a3-Days workshop in association with IEEE & ISTE on “DevOp’s” for 6rth sem students on 24th -26th May 2024 at 9.00AM-5.00PM. The key speakers are Mr. Vishal G. R , Ms. Chaitra S ,Ms. Yuktha D , DevOps Engineer @ Sonata Software Pvt. Ltd , Bengaluru.The sessions are well planned and circulated to all the participants.

Few Snippets of workshop shown below:

Number of participants: 100 Students

Content:

Day 1: Mr.Vishal addressed on software development, the effective management of deployment processes, alongside adopting efficient methodologies like DevOps, Source Control Management (SCM), and Continuous Integration (CI), has become imperative for successful project delivery. He also explained the aims to provide an in-depth understanding of these foundational concepts, their significance, and their integration into modern software development workflows.

Ms. Chaitra addressed about Manual development process of deploying software applications or updates manually, typically performed by human operators without the assistance of automated tools.DevOps is a collaborative approach to software development and IT operations aimed at improving communication, collaboration, and integration between development and operations teams.

Ms. Yuktha Concluded on manual deployment practices, DevOps principles, SCM, and CI are integral components of modern software development workflows. While manual deployment still has its place in certain scenarios, the adoption of DevOps practices, alongside SCM and CI, enables organizations to streamline their development processes, improve collaboration, and deliver high-quality software efficiently and reliably. Embracing automation, continuous integration, and infrastructure as code is essential for staying competitive in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape.

Day 2: Ms.Yuktha addressed on Continuous Deployment is an extension of Continuous Integration (CI) where code changes are automatically deployed to production environments after passing automated tests. Docker is a leading containerization platform that enables developers to package applications and their dependencies into lightweight, portable containers. Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.

Ms. Chaitra concluded on continuous deployment practices, containerization with Docker, code quality analysis using SonarQube, container orchestration with Kubernetes, certification programs, and Azure Cloud services are integral components of contemporary software development workflows. By embracing these technologies and practices, organizations can accelerate application delivery, improve code quality, enhance scalability and resilience, and stay competitive in today's dynamic market landscape.

Day 3: Resource person has given overview on AWS Cloud ,AWS services,concepts and components,Hands-on: Creating and managing resources in AWS . Case Studies and Success Stories: Explore industry case studies and success stories to gain insights into how DevOps practices are revolutionizing businesses worldwide. Interactive Q & A addressed by experienced industry professionals and facilitators.

PO’s Covered: PO1, PO2, PO3,PO4,PO5,PO6,PO7,PO9, PO10,PO11, PO12/PSO1

3-Day Hands-On Workshop On “Machine Learning”

Resource person: Mr. MenahiSayan, Sr.Software Engineer @ Zenduty

Venue: 403 Central Computing Lab

Date: 12-01-2024 to 14-01-2024

The 3-days skill development hands-on workshop on "Machine Learning" was organized by department of Computer Science & Engineering& IEEE CS Society, Vemana Institute of Technology. The workshop seems to have covered a wide range of topics related to Machine Learning and current advancements in Artificial Intelligence providing participants with valuable insights and practical knowledge on ML Algorithms.
The workshop schedule appears to be well-structured, covering both theoretical concepts and practical applications. Participants were exposed to various aspects of Machine Learning, starting from fundamental concepts like Types of Machine learning problems, algorithms, Hands on Linear Regression and Data preprocessing.
It's also noteworthy that the hands-on sessions, where participants worked withSci-kit-py, Google colab, provided them with practical experience with Machine learning algorithms. This kind of interactive learning is vital for enhancing participants' skills and understanding. The workshop's focus on hands on of naïve baye’s, decision trees and random forest algorithms. By addressing the Indian context, the workshop seems to have tailored its content to the specific challenges, considerations relevant to the region, future scope and project ideas.

PO’s Covered:PO1,PO2,PO3,PO4,PO5,PO12 / PS01,PSO2,

“Power Of Visualization and Dashboards”

Resource person: Ms. Nidhi Bartakke, Data Analyst @Target, Major Retailer in US.

Venue: Seminar Hall

Date: 27-01-2024

Audience: 5^thSemester Students

Number of participants: 88 Students

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and IEEE CS society of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Guest Lecture On "Power of visualization and dashboards”on 27/01/2024 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as Ms. Nidhi Bartakke, Data Analyst @Target, Major Retailer in US.
Ms. Nidhi addressedondata visualization can easily identify patterns and anomalies from the data available. Visualizations allow business leaders to quickly recognize trends over time make predictions and drive decision-making. Dashboards are one of the easiest ways to visualize your company's data, which means you can easily understand how your business is operating on a daily basis. These tools allow you to gain insight into areas that need improvement as well as track performance so you know exactly where to focus your company's attention.
She has given differences on Data analytics & Data Science, Important element of Data Analytics is data visualization,Data visualization is one of the most important capabilities of any business intelligence (BI) and analytics solution. It helps people translate complex data into a visual context, like a chart or a graph, identify trends numbers alone can't easily reveal, and discover hidden patterns in your dashboard.She also enlighted on Data Viz, identifying trends and outliers,most common data visualization, dashboard, case studies on Data analysis, common tools for creating dashboards and hands on content shown below.

“Anomaly Detection as an Application of AI”

Event Overview: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology organized an enlightening event titled "Anomaly Detection as an Application of AI" on March 14, 2024. Held at 10 AM in the ISE seminar hall, the event aimed to explore the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in anomaly detection. Mr. Shubham Luharuka, a distinguished Machine Learning Engineer from CloudSEK, was invited as the guest speaker

Guest Speaker Profile: Mr. Shubham Luharuka, possessing extensive expertise as a Machine Learning Engineer, brought invaluable insights to the event. With a strong background in AI and machine learning, Mr. Luharuka has actively contributed to developing innovative solutions for anomaly detection, particularly in the cybersecurity domain. His participation promised to offer valuable perspectives on the convergence of AI and anomaly detection.

Audience: The event primarily targeted 8th-semester students from the Computer Science and Engineering branch at Vemana Institute of Technology. This audience demographic ensured that the content delivered by Mr. Luharuka resonated with individuals well-versed in computer science fundamentals, eager to explore advanced AI applications.

Event Proceedings: Mr. Luharuka commenced the event by providing a comprehensive overview of anomaly detection and its relevance across various sectors, including cybersecurity, finance, and healthcare. He delineated the challenges associated with identifying anomalies within extensive datasets and emphasized the pivotal role of AI algorithms in streamlining this process.
Throughout his presentation, Mr. Luharuka illustrated the efficacy of AI-driven anomaly detection systems through real-world case studies and practical examples. He elucidated the underlying machine learning techniques utilized in anomaly detection models, encompassing supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and deep learning methodologies.
The interactive session facilitated active engagement from attendees, who posed insightful questions and sought clarifications on intricate concepts. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks extended to Mr. Luharuka for his enlightening discourse, and to the attendees for their enthusiastic participation.

Closing Remarks: The event on "Anomaly Detection as an Application of AI" served as an invaluable platform for students to deepen their understanding of cutting-edge technologies shaping the computer science landscape. Mr. Shubham Luharuka's expertise and engaging presentation style left an indelible mark on the audience, inspiring them to explore the vast potential of AI in addressing contemporary challenges.

PO’s Covered: PO1,PO2,PO3,PO4,PO5,PO12 / PS01,PSO2,

In conclusion, the event facilitated a significant learning experience, fostering collaboration between academia and industry and empowering students to embrace the transformative power of AI in anomaly detection.

“AWS Cloud Computing”

Event Overview: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering in association with ISTE and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology organized an enlightening event titled "AWS-CLOUD COMPUTING" on April 1 and April 3, 2024. Held at 11:15 AM in the ISE seminar hall, the event aimed to explore the importance of Cloud computing in.Mr. Dilip D, was invited as the guest speaker.

Guest Speaker Profile: Mr. Dilip D is a highly experienced IT professional with over 10 years of expertise in cloud computing, encompassing a wide array of platforms including AWS, Azure, GCP, DevOps, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Throughout his career, he has worked with renowned IT companies such as DELL International, Cisco, HPE, Akamai, Shell, and Microsoft, gaining valuable insights and honing his skills in cloud technologies.As the CEO and Founder of Cloud Institution, Mr. Dilip D has demonstrated his commitment to advancing knowledge and expertise in cloud computing. He has not only contributed significantly to the field through his extensive experience but has also shared his insights and knowledge with others through numerous seminar sessions and training programs conducted for IT professionals across various companies.His diverse background and extensive industry experience make him a respected authority in the realm of cloud computing, and his contributions to the field have undoubtedly helped shape the landscape of IT infrastructure and services.

Audience: The event primarily targeted 2ndsemester students from the Computer Science andEngineering, Artificial intelligence and Machine learning, Information Science and Engineering and Data Science branch at Vemana Institute of Technology. This audience demographic ensuredthatthecontentdeliveredbyMr.Dilip resonatedwithindividualswell-versedincomputerscience fundamentals, were eager to delve deeper into advanced AWS-Cloud Computing.

Event Proceedings: During the event, Mr. Dilip D began by providing an introduction to cloud computing, laying the foundation for understanding the subsequent topics. He then delved into the basics of AWS (Amazon Web Services), one of the leading cloud service providers in the industry. Here's a breakdown of the topics covered:

1. Cloud Computing Introduction: Mr. Dilip provided an overview of cloud computing, explaining its significance, benefits, and key concepts.

2. AWS Cloud Basics: He introduced the audience to Amazon Web Services (AWS), discussing its features, services, and importance in the cloud computing landscape.

3. Server Infrastructure: Mr. Dilip explained the concept of server infrastructure, which forms the backbone of cloud computing, providing computing resources to users.

4. Data Centers and How They Work: He elaborated on data centers, the physical facilities that house servers and networking equipment, and explained how they function to support cloud services.

5. Virtualization Technology: Mr. Dilip covered virtualization technology, which allows multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical server, optimizing resource utilization.

6. Virtual Machines (VMs): He discussed virtual machines, which are simulated computers that run on a physical machine, enabling users to run multiple operating systems simultaneously.

7. Creating an EC2 Instance in AWS: Mr. Dilip demonstrated the process of creating an EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) instance, which provides scalable computing capacity in the AWS cloud.

8. Hosting a Website with Resume Output in AWS: He explained how to host a website on an EC2 instance and showcase a resume output using HTML files.

9. Creating Windows and Linux Virtual Machines in AWS: Mr. Dilip guided the audience through the steps to create both Windows and Linux virtual machines in the AWS environment.

10. HTML File Hosting on EC2 Machine: He demonstrated hosting HTML files on an EC2 instance, showcasing the practical application of web hosting in AWS.

11. Load Balancer: Mr. Dilip explained the concept of a load balancer, which distributes incoming network traffic across multiple servers to ensure high availability and reliability of applications.

12. Google Server's Use of Load Balancer: He provided insights into how Google servers utilize load balancers to handle heavy traffic loads efficiently.

13. Creating a Load Balancer in EC2 Instances: Lastly, Mr. Dilip walked the audience through the process of creating a load balancer in AWS EC2 instances, demonstrating its importance in scaling applications and ensuring their performance.
Throughout the event, Mr. Dilip D's comprehensive explanations and practical demonstrations equipped the audience with foundational knowledge and practical skills in AWS cloud computing.

Closing Remarks: The event on "AWS-CLOUD COMPUTING" served as an invaluable platform for students to deepen their understanding of cutting-edge technologies shaping thecomputer science landscape. Mr. Dilip D expertise and engaging presentationstyle left an indelible mark on the audience, inspiring them to explore the vast potential of Cloud Computing

PO’sCovered: PO1,PO2,PO3,PO12,PSO1

In conclusion, the event facilitated a significant learning experience, fostering collaboration between academia and industry and empowering students to embrace the transformative power of AWS Cloud computing.

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Co-ordinater:HoD

“Report Writing”

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering andIEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a in-house seminar “Report Writing”on 14/02/2024 at 02.00PM. The key speaker isDr. Ramakrishna M,Professor&HoD, Dept. of CSE, Vemana Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.

Dr.Ramakrishna M addressed about creating a report in Microsoft Word which involves several simple steps to ensure a well-structured and visually appealing document. First, you can start by selecting a template from the template gallery or setting up the document formatting according to your preferences, including page size, margins, and orientation. Then, begin your report with a title page, including essential information such as the title, your name, and the date. Optionally, you can add a table of contents to help readers navigate through longer reports, generated based on the headings you've used.

Next, proceed to write the content of your report, organizing it into sections with descriptive headings and subheadings. Utilize the formatting options in the "Home" tab to customize font styles, sizes, and alignment to enhance readability. Insert graphics, charts, or tables using the "Insert" tab to visually illustrate key points or data. Ensure that any external sources referenced in your report are properly cited using the features available in the "References" tab, including inserting citations and creating a bibliography or reference list.

Finally, review and edit your report for errors, inconsistencies, and overall coherence. Check for spelling and grammar mistakes, and refine formatting to ensure a polished final product. Once satisfied, save your report to your preferred location, whether it's your computer or cloud storage, and share it electronically or print it for distribution. With these steps, you can efficiently create a professional report in Microsoft Word that effectively communicates your findings and insights.

PO’s Covered:PO1, PO5, PO6, PO7,PO8,PO12/PSO1, PSO3

Seminar Report: “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees”

Introduction
The seminar on “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees” held at Vemana Institute of Technology was a significant event that brought together students, faculty, and industry experts. The purpose of this seminar was to explore two essential topics in data structures: priority queues and leftist trees. These data structures play a crucial role in various applications, and understanding their properties and implementations is vital for computer science students.

Event Details:

Event Name: Priority Queues and Leftist Trees
• Date: 19th February 2024
• Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
• Venue: Seminar Hall, Vemana Institute of Technology

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a in-house seminar “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees” on 19/02/2024 at 10.00 AM. The key speaker is Dr.Kantharaju H.C , HoD, Dept. of AIML, Vemana Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.

Agenda

1. Priority Queues:
Mr. Kantharajubegan by introducing priority queues—a fundamental data structure used to manage elements with associated priorities. Here are the key points covered:

• Definition and Importance: Participants learned that priority queues maintain a collection of items, each with an associated priority. These structures are essential in scenarios where efficient access to the highest-priority element is crucial.
• Operations: Mr. Kantharajuexplained the basic operations—insertion, deletion, and retrieval—in priority queues. He emphasized the need for efficient implementations to handle large datasets.
• Applications: Real-world examples were discussed, including task scheduling, network routing, and event-driven simulations.

2. Leftist Trees:
Next, the focus shifted to leftist trees (also known as leftist heaps). Mr.Kantharaju explored the following aspects:

• Definition and Properties: Leftist trees are binary trees with specific properties related to their left and right subtrees. Participants understood how these properties lead to efficient merge operations.
• Construction and Merge: Mr. Kantharajudemonstrated how leftist trees are constructed and how merging two leftist trees maintains the desired properties.
• Advantages: Participants learned that leftist trees optimize priority queue operations, especially merge and delete-min.

3. Real-World Applications:
The seminar highlighted practical scenarios where priority queues and leftist trees find applications:

• Network Routing: Efficiently managing network packets based on their priorities.
• Task Scheduling: Ensuring timely execution of tasks with varying priorities.
• Event Simulation: Simulating real-world events with different levels of urgency.

4. Interactive Session:
The seminar concluded with an engaging Q&A session:

• Participants asked questions related to implementation details, time complexities, and trade-offs.
• Mr. Kantharajupatiently addressed each query, ensuring everyone grasped the concepts thoroughly.

Takeaways:
• Deepened Understanding: Participants left with a deeper understanding of priority queues and leftist trees.
• Practical Insights: Mr. Kantharajupractical tips and real-world examples resonated with the audience.
• Networking: Attendees connected with industry experts and fellow students, fostering a collaborative environment.

Feedback:
Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive:

• “Insightful and well-structured.”
• “Mr. Kantharaju’sexpertise was invaluable.”
• “Looking forward to more such seminars.”

Conclusion: The seminar on priority queues and leftist trees was a significant step toward fostering a culture of continuous learning within our academic community. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr.Kantharajufor sharing his knowledge and inspiring the next generation of computer scientists.

PO’s Covered:PO1, PO5, PO6, PO7,PO8,PO12/PSO1, PSO3

Welcome IEEE- Computer Society student branch chapter

The inauguration ceremony of the IEEE- Computer Society student branch chapter was held on 31st May 2023, at Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. Dr. Kantharaju H C , Head of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Department, Vemana ITwelcomed the guests, faculties, and students.

The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries , student and faculty members.

Sunil of 4 sem CSE briefed about the IEEE Computer Society and the events planned for the academic year 2023. On March 22nd, 2023, Vemana Institute of Technology received approval from the IEEE for theformationof 3 Student Branch Chapters Namely Communications Society, Computer Society, and Circuits and Systems. Presently Vemana IT has 36 IEEE student members with 15 faculty.

The Vemana IT student branch Chapter aims at promoting the students to essential leadership, management and professional skills. The following technical events are planned by the IEEE

1. Technical talks
2. Project Exhibition
3. Paper Presentation
4. Hackathon
5. Conference
6. Industrial visits

Computer Society Vemana IT Student Branch Chapter.

The chief guests of the event Dr D N Sujatha,Vice chair ComSocExecom Member, Computer Society, Bengaluru section,Dr Vijayalakshmi K,chair IEEE WIE ,Bangalore section, Dr Ashwini Appaji M, Vice chair IEEE WIE, Bengaluru section addressed the students and briefed about the benefits of being IEEE members.

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr.M Ramakrishna	Advisor	IEEE Vemana IT Branch Advisor.
2	Dr. Kantharaju H C	Faculty Member	-
3	Prof Mary Vidya	Faculty Member	-
4	Paranjay Reddy N S	Student Member	Chairman
5	MasakutuMahendra Reddy	Student Member	Secretary
6	Harshini T M	Student Member	Vice-Chair
7	Sonith Reddy G	Student Member	Treasurer
8	Gowri M Deshpande	Student Member	Webmaster

IEEE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2024-2025

IEEE Vemana IT Circuits and Society SBC constitution will have the following Office Bearers from 01.01.2024 to 31.12.2024

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Prof. Prathima A	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT, Circuits and Society. Faculty Advisor
2	Chaitra G	Student Member	Chair
3	Akash R	Student Member	Vice Chair
4	Raksha	Student Member	Treasurer
5	Abhinav G	Student Member	Secretary
6	Megha M V	Student Member	Webmaster

Inauguration to CAS

Welcome IEEE- Circuits and System (CAS) Student Branch Chapter (SBC)

The inauguration ceremony of the IEEE- CAS SBC was held on 10th June 2023, at Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. Dr. S M Chandra Shekar, Head,Electronics and Communication Engineering Department, Vemana IT, welcomed the guests, faculties, and students. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, students, and faculty members.Followed by this, a talk on “Semiskills” (A Journey from Knowledge to skill in semiconductor Domain)was presented byMr. AyanDatta, Chair, IEEE CAS SBC.

The “Vemana IT CAS SBC” (VCAS) was formed under IEEE Bangalore student branch section. The official approval of the petition to form the VCAS chapter was approved on March 17, 2023 with the geo-code SBC14501B by IEEE Member Operations, MGA. Presently, VCAS has a total of 25 students and faculty members. The main objective of this chapter is to provide a platform for students to network with industry and faculty who are actively working in the field of VLSI design. The following events are planned for the academic calendar 2023 by the

Technical talks

Project Exhibition

Paper Presentation

Hackathon

Conference

Industrial visits

PCB Design Altium Designer Workshop

The PCB Design Altium Designer Workshop was held on 24^th June 2023, at PCB Design Lab, Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. Dr. Parameshwara M C, Associate Professor, Electronics and Communication Engineering Department, Vemana IT, welcomed the guests, faculties, and students. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, students, and faculty members. Followed by this , a talk on “PCB Design Flow” was presented by Mr. Vishal Subramanaya, Senior PCB Design Engineer at Wurth Electronics India Ltd.

WIE Inauguration

The inauguration ceremony of the IEEE- Women In Engineering student branch chapter was held on 31st May 2023, at Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. Prof. Ankitha A, IEEE branch counsellor Vemana IT welcomed theguests, faculties, and students.

The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp and releasing the banner of WIE student branch chapter by the dignitaries, students, and faculty members.

Deeksha SM chair of WIE of student branch of Vemana IT briefed about the WIE and the events planned for the academic year 2023. Presently Vemana IT has 36 WIE student members with 2 faculty. The Vemana IT student chapter aims at promoting the students to essential leadership, management, and professional skills. The inauguration was followed by quiz which was conducted by the chief guest Dr. Ashwini Appaji M. The students enjoyed the session and goodies were distributed.

Women In Engineering Vemana IT Student Branch Chapter.

The chief guests of the event was Dr Vijayalakshmi K, chair IEEE, WIE ,Bangalore section, Dr Ashwini Appaji M, Vice chair WIE, Bengaluru section addressed the students and briefed about the benefits of the WIE being an IEEE membersand quiz was organised by Dr . Ashwini Appaji

The inauguration was concluded with a vote of thanks by Harshini T M, 4th sem ECE Department, Vemana IT.

WIE TedTalk Report

IEEE Vemana Student Branch In Association with Vemana IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity Group

TED-TALK event was jointly organised by IEEE Vemana Student Branch In ssociation with Vemana IEEE Women In Engineering Affinity group on 4^th August 2023. Ted Talk(Technology, Entertainment and Design) events are conducted to provide a platform for experts, innovators, and inspiring individuals to share their ideas and experiences with a wide audience. The primary goal of Ted Talks is to spread knowledge, promote new perspectives, and spark meaningful conversations on various topics, ranging from science and technology to art and social issues. These events aim to foster learning, encourage creativity, and create a sense of community through the power of storytelling and impactful presentations.

Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter in association with Vemana IEEE Women in Engineering Affinity Group organised “TED-TALK” event on August 4^th 2023.There were 22 participants.

1st Prize was won by Bhagyashree C. She spoke on Social media boon or bane.

2nd Prize was won by Shaik Shariqa Nowsheen. She spoke on The Digital Duality : Unra.veling the Two Faces of Social Media.

3rd Prize was won by Muskan Taj. She spoke on Importance of mental health.

Consolation Prize was won by Tejas Aradhya M. He spoke on Water Depletion.

IEEE Vemana Student Branch WIE Self Defense

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr.Mukhul Manohar	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT SPS Branch Advisor.
2	Prof.Kusuma G S	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT SPSChapter Advisor.
3	Harshitha R	Student Member	Chair
4	Akshay Bharadhwaj K	Student Member	Vice Chair
5	Gowri M Deshpande	Student Member	Treasurer
6	Muskan Taj	Student Member	Secretary
7	Kiran Kumar S	Student Member	Webmaster

The Vemana IEEE Signal Processing Society, in collaboration with the Vemana IEEE Student Branch, organized a Technical talk titled "Signal Processing with Quantum Computing." This talk aimed to explore the intersection of quantum computing and signal processing, shedding light on the revolutionary changes quantum computing can bring to this field. Dr. Vaibhav Meshram, an eminent researcher in quantum computing, was the keynote speaker.

Dr. Vaibhav Meshram is a distinguished scientist in the field of quantum computing. With extensive experience in both theoretical and practical aspects of quantum technologies, Dr. Meshram has contributed significantly to research and development in this domain. His expertise includes quantum algorithms, quantum signal processing, and their applications in various fields.

The talk commenced with a welcome address by the Chair of the Vemana IEEE Signal Processing Society student branch, Ms.Harshini R. The Chair highlighted the importance of staying abreast with emerging technologies and how quantum computing represents a significant leap forward in computational capabilities.

Dr. Vaibhav Meshram began by introducing the basic principles of quantum computing, differentiating it from classical computing. Key concepts such as qubits, superposition, and entanglement were explained in a manner accessible to attendees from diverse academic backgrounds.Dr. Meshram discussed various quantum algorithms that have the potential to revolutionize signal processing.

The talk then transitioned to practical applications, where Dr. Meshram computing can enhance signal processing tasks such as:

Noise Reduction: Using quantum techniques to achieve better noise filtering in signals.
Image Processing: Enhancing image clarity and processing speeds through quantum algorithms.
Data Compression: Employing quantum computing for more efficient data compression methods.

Dr. Meshram also addressed the challenges currently faced in the field of quantum computing, including:
Error Correction: The need for robust quantum error correction techniques.
Scalability: Overcoming hardware limitations to build scalable quantum computers.
Interdisciplinary Collaboration: Emphasizing the importance of collaboration between computer scientists, physicists, and engineers.

He concluded by discussing future directions and potential breakthroughs in quantum computing that could further impact signal processing, urging students and researchers to actively participate in this cutting-edge field.

The event concluded with an interactive Q&A session where attendees posed insightful questions. Dr. Meshram provided detailed answers, encouraging students to pursue research opportunities in quantum computing and signal processing.

The event concluded with closing remarks from the Chapter advisor of the Vemana IEEE Signal Processing SocietyProf.Kusuma G S, who thanked Dr. Meshram for his enlightening presentation and the attendees for their active participation. The seminar was hailed as a success, with participants gaining a deeper understanding of the transformative potential of quantum computing in signal processing.

The Vemana IEEE Signal Processing Society and the Vemana IEEE Student Branch successfully fostered an environment of learning and curiosity, paving the way for future explorations in this exciting field.

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr.VijayasimhaReddy B G	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Robotics and Automation Society, Faculty Advisor
2	Dr. Ashokkumar C N	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Robotics and Automation Society, Chapter Advisor
3	Mr. Afnan Hussain	Student Member	Chair
4	Mr. T E Kavicharan	Student Member	Vice Chair
5	Ms. Pavithra D	Student Member	Treasurer
6	Mr S MayeelMurugan	Student Member	Secretary
7	Mr. Punith Reddy V	Student Member	Webmaster

The IEEE Robotics and Automation Student Branch Chapter Summit, followed by a hands-on workshop, was organized by the IEEE RAS Bangalore Section in collaboration with Vemana IEEE RAS on August 2, 2024. The event was inaugurated with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony by Mr. Gokulraj, a keynote speaker from Epicure Robotics, alongside Dr. A. A. Nippun Kumar, IEEE RAS Chair of the Bangalore Section, and Dr. Vijayasimhareddy B. G., Principal and Faculty Advisor of Vemana IT.

The inauguration also saw the presence of Mr. Basavaraja, Mr. Tarun, Mr. Nikhil U., and Mr. Bindu Sagar M. G. from Newrro Tech LLP, along with IEEE RAS student chapter members, Heads of Departments, professors, and faculty members from Vemana IT.

Dr. Vijayasimhareddy B G welcomed the distinguished guests, including Mr. Gokulraj, Dr. A. A. Nippun Kumar, and the other delegates, expressing gratitude for their support and participation in the event.

Dr. A. A. Nippun Kumar highlighted the purpose of the summit and the hands-on workshop on Robotics Operating System (ROS), emphasizing their role in advancing knowledge and skills in robotics and automation. He outlined the summit’s objectives, which included fostering collaboration among students, researchers, and industry professionals

Mr. Gokulraj, Co-founder of Epicure Robotics, highlighted strategies for achieving goals in the context of starting and running a startup. He discussed essential aspects such as identifying opportunities, setting clear objectives, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship. Mr. Gokulraj also elaborated on the roles and responsibilities of a startup founder, emphasizing the importance of leadership, vision, and adaptability.

Dr. Ashokkumar C. N., the chapter advisor of Vemana IEEE RAS, concluded the session with a vote of thanks. He expressed gratitude to the keynote speaker Mr. Gokulraj, Dr. A. A. Nippun Kumar, and all other delegates for their valuable contributions. Dr. Ashokkumar also thanked the participants, organizers, and volunteers for their active engagement and support, acknowledging the collective effort that made the summit and workshop a success.

Following the inauguration of the summit, the hands-on workshop commenced, featuring two distinct sessions focused on the Robotics Operating System (ROS).

Around twenty-seven students from various IEEE RAS Student Branch Chapters (SBCs) registered and participated in the hands-on workshop.

During the event, chapter advisors from different IEEE RAS Student Branch Chapters discussed the workshop, upcoming conferences, and student summits, with the aim of fostering greater collaboration and unity among the chapters. Additionally, Dr. A. A. Nippun Kumar announced plans to conduct a similar hands-on workshop at his campus in September 2024. This initiative is intended to extend the learning opportunities and build on the success of the current workshop, further promoting practical engagement and knowledge-sharing in the field of robotic

Students reported a highly positive experience, noting that they gained valuable insights into ROS and its applications. They appreciated the practical, interactive nature of the workshop, which allowed them to apply theoretical knowledge in a hands-on setting. Many participants expressed a strong desire for similar workshops in the future, highlighting their interest in continued learning opportunities in robotics and automation

The inauguration ceremony of the IEEE Photonics Society and RAS student branch chapter was held on 22nd May 2024, at Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. The program was hosted by student branch member of photonics and robotics society.The program started with an invocation song by Bhuvana. Poorva Reddy Student of ECE Dept.Dr. ASHOKKUMAR C. N., Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department, Vemana IT, welcomed the guests, faculties, and students. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, students, and faculty members

The Chief guests, Dr.T.Srinivas, Chair, IEEE Bangalore Section, Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.NippunKumAar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter and All the IEEE photonics and RAS student chapter members joined for lighting the lamp The IEEE Branch Student Member Keerthan Raj introduced Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.Nippun Kumar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter

IEEE Photonics Society:

Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Phototnic society, briefed about the IEEE Photonics Society and the events planned for the academic year 2024. She said that on 22ndMay 2024, Vemana Institute of Technology has received approval from IEEE to form IEEE Photonics Society Student Branch Chapter. In the society.

The Vemana IT student branch Chapter aims at promoting the students to essential leadership and management knowledge as well as skills. Also she explained the Ocean of Opportunities present in photonics society, how to present an effective paper along with that explained how to grasp ideas from the knowledgeable sessions.

One among the important topics Dr.Preeta Sharan mentioned about the Internship opportunity only present in Photonics, even about the Travel Grants which plays a major role of individual in building up their career while exploring the world without any travelling expenses.

Robotics and Automation Society(RAS):

Robotics and Automation Society: The Vemana IT RAS SBC was formed under IEEE Bangalore student branch section. The official approval of the petition to form the RAS chapter was approved on 3rd May 2024. Presently, RAS has a total of 13 IEEE RAS students and faculty members

Dr. A.A. Nippun Kumar, the Chair of the IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter, shared valuable insights on the fields of Automation and Robotics. During his talk, he discussed various upcoming events that are significant for professionals and enthusiasts in these fields. Additionally, he highlighted several sources that offer travel grants, which can be beneficial for those looking to attend conferences and workshops worldwide.

Dr. Kumar also provided detailed guidance on building a career in Mobile Robotics. He emphasized the importance of gaining a solid foundation in robotics principles, staying updated with the latest advancements, and engaging in hands-on projects and research. He recommended various educational resources, professional networks, and industry certifications that can help individuals progress in their careers.

Overall, his talk was a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future opportunities in Automation and Robotics, aimed at inspiring and equipping the next generation of professionals in these dynamic fields.

Dr. T. Srinivas, the Chair of the IEEE Bangalore Section, provided an insightful overview of MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) and MOEMS (Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Systems). He explained that these technologies are fabricated using a variety of materials and manufacturing methods. Examples of devices that utilize MEMS and MOEMS include optical switches, optical cross-connects, tunable VCSELs (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers), and micro bolometers.

Dr. Srinivas emphasized the importance of participating in IEEE activities, noting that students and professionals from any domain can join subject-specific societies within IEEE. He illustrated the concepts of MEMS and MOEMS with numerous examples, such as mirror chips, to enhance understanding of their functionality and applications.

Furthermore, he encouraged attending hands-on workshops and practical sessions to gain deeper insights and experience. He also chaired an Execom (Executive Committee) meeting, during which he gathered individual ideas aimed at improving IEEE Society Groups. Dr. Srinivas shared his own ideas for implementation, demonstrating a collaborative approach to advancing the society's objectives.

Dr. VijayaSimha Reddy B G, Principal of Vemana IT addressed the gathering and given highlights ofthe events.

Chief Guest of the event Dr.T.Srinivas, Chair, IEEE Bangalore Section, Dr.Preeta Sharan, Execom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.Nippun Kumar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter and Professors awarded the badges for IEEE Photonics and RAS Society student branch chapter like Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and Webmaster.

The IEEE Photonics Society Student Branch Members:

Faculty Members: Dr.Vijayasimhareddy B G, Faculty Advisor

Faculty Member :Dr. Ashokkumar C N, Chapter Advisor

Student Members:Chair - Mr. Afnan Hussain
Vice-Chair - Mr. T E Kavicharan
Treasurer - Ms.Pavithra D
Secretary - Mr S MayeelMurugan
Webmaster - Mr. Punith Reddy V

The IEEE RAS Society Student Branch Members:

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Dr.Vijayasimhareddy B G	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Robotics and Automation Society, Faculty Advisor
2	Dr. Ashokkumar C N	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Robotics and Automation Society, Chapter Advisor
3	Mr. Afnan Hussain	Student Member	Chair
4	Mr. T E Kavicharan	Student Member	Vice Chair
5	Ms.Pavithra D	Student Member	Treasurer
6	Mr S Mayeel Murugan	Student Member	Secretary
7	Mr. Punith Reddy V	Student Member	Webmaster

The IEEE RAS Society Student Branch Members:

Finally the programme was concluded by vote of thanks by Dr. Harshjada J. Patil, Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Vemana I T,

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Harshada J Patil	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Photonics Branch Advisor
2	Shreeneeth Reddy.N	Student Member	Chair
3	Shaik Raheema	Student Member	Vice Chairman
4	Shwetha H	Student Member	Treasurer
5	Nithish Surya Samanthige	Student Member	Secretary
6	Tarun Gowda R	Student Member	Web-Master

The workshop on “Basic Circuit Simulation using PSpice” was organized by Vemana IEEE Photonics Society and Vemana Circuits and Systems Society in association with Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter, on 27th September 2024 at Vemana IT. The program was hosted by Dr. Harshadha J Patel . Shaik Raheema student of ECE department welcomed and introduced the guest. Prathima A and Suma B V assistant professors of ECE department addressed the gathering of the event.

Dr. Meena Deshpande completed her B.E Degree from Pune University , M.E Degree from Mumbai University and PhD from BMS College of Engineering(VTU) University. She has worked with Government of Maharashtra, Info Institute of Engineering Coimbatore and currently she is working in AMC Engineering College. She is having total of 17 years of experience. Her research area includes image processing and bio-medical Engineering.

This workshop was organised for 3rdsem students from the Department of electronics and communication.35 students joined for the workshop with their own intrest. As they were new to the core subjects the students have no much idea about the circuits. So Dr.Meena Deshpande started the session with the explanation of basic components used in the circuits like what is resistors , capacitors and transistors,also how the trasistors act like a switch and amplifiers.

In the next session she explained how to download the PSpice and use it. She also explained how to debug the simple circuit using PSpice and simulation of simple circuit.Finally by the end of the session the students were able to design and simulate the simple circuits.

The workshop on “AI Tool for Research” was organized by Vemana IEEE Photonics Society and Vemana Circuits and Systems Society in association with Vemana IEEE Student Branch Chapter, on 28th September 2024 at Vemana IT. The program was hosted by Dr. Harshadha J Patel. ShaikRaheema student of ECE department welcomed and introduced the guest.Deepika J Pi assistant professors of ECE department addressed the gathering of the event.

Dr.Meena Deshpande completed her B.E Degree from Pune University, M.E Degree from Mumbai University and PhD from BMS College of Engineering(VTU) University. She has worked with Government of Maharashtra, Info Institute of Engineering Coimbatore and currently she is working in AMC Engineering College. She is having total of 17 years of experience. Her research area includes image processing and bio-medical Engineering.

The Resource Person Dr. Meena Deshpande taught us about a very useful tool called Mendeley, Zotero, and Research Rabbit are reference management and research tools, each offering unique ways to organize and discover academic literature. Mendeley provides reference management, PDF annotation, and collaboration features. Zotero is a flexible, open-source tool for organizing research, offering automatic citation generation and web browser integration.

Connecting Papers helps visualize and explore related academic papers through citation networks.

Gecko focuses on helping researchers create summaries of research papers with AI. Research Rabbit enhances literature exploration by visualizing connections between papers and researchers, offering discovery tools for academic works.

These tools streamline research, discovery, and citation processes for academics. Where this made easy for a student who can easily do literature surveys for the mini and major projects.

And we successfully ended the workshop by vote of thanks all members present for the support and cooperation extended for the successful conduction of the workshop for the “AI Tools for Research” and taking group photos, thanking the Resource Person with small Gift of Appreciation.

The inauguration ceremony of the IEEE Photonics Society and RAS student branch chapter was held on 22nd May 2024, at Vemana Institute of Technology Bengaluru. The program was hosted by student branch member of photonics and robotics society.The program started with an invocation song by Bhuvana. Poorva Reddy Student of ECE Dept. Dr. ASHOKKUMAR C. N., Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering Department, Vemana IT, welcomed the guests, faculties, and students. The program was inaugurated by lighting the lamp by the dignitaries, students, and faculty members

The Chief guests, Dr.T.Srinivas, Chair, IEEE Bangalore Section, Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.NippunKumAar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter and All the IEEE photonics and RAS student chapter members joined for lighting the lamp The IEEE Branch Student Member Keerthan Raj introduced Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.Nippun Kumar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter

IEEE Photonics Society:

Dr.Preeta Sharan, Excom Member, IEEE Phototnic society, briefed about the IEEE Photonics Society and the events planned for the academic year 2024. She said that on 22ndMay 2024, Vemana Institute of Technology has received approval from IEEE to form IEEE Photonics Society Student Branch Chapter. In the society.

The Vemana IT student branch Chapter aims at promoting the students to essential leadership and management knowledge as well as skills. Also she explained the Ocean of Opportunities present in photonics society, how to present an effective paper along with that explained how to grasp ideas from the knowledgeable sessions.

One among the important topics Dr.Preeta Sharan mentioned about the Internship opportunity only present in Photonics, even about the Travel Grants which plays a major role of individual in building up their career while exploring the world without any travelling expenses.

Robotics and Automation Society(RAS):

Robotics and Automation Society: The Vemana IT RAS SBC was formed under IEEE Bangalore student branch section. The official approval of the petition to form the RAS chapter was approved on 3rd May 2024. Presently, RAS has a total of 13 IEEE RAS students and faculty members

Dr. A.A. Nippun Kumar, the Chair of the IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter, shared valuable insights on the fields of Automation and Robotics. During his talk, he discussed various upcoming events that are significant for professionals and enthusiasts in these fields. Additionally, he highlighted several sources that offer travel grants, which can be beneficial for those looking to attend conferences and workshops worldwide.

Dr. Kumar also provided detailed guidance on building a career in Mobile Robotics. He emphasized the importance of gaining a solid foundation in robotics principles, staying updated with the latest advancements, and engaging in hands-on projects and research. He recommended various educational resources, professional networks, and industry certifications that can help individuals progress in their careers.

Overall, his talk was a comprehensive overview of the current landscape and future opportunities in Automation and Robotics, aimed at inspiring and equipping the next generation of professionals in these dynamic fields.

Dr. T. Srinivas, the Chair of the IEEE Bangalore Section, provided an insightful overview of MEMS (Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems) and MOEMS (Micro-Opto-Electro-Mechanical Systems). He explained that these technologies are fabricated using a variety of materials and manufacturing methods. Examples of devices that utilize MEMS and MOEMS include optical switches, optical cross-connects, tunable VCSELs (Vertical-Cavity Surface-Emitting Lasers), and micro bolometers.

Dr. Srinivas emphasized the importance of participating in IEEE activities, noting that students and professionals from any domain can join subject-specific societies within IEEE. He illustrated the concepts of MEMS and MOEMS with numerous examples, such as mirror chips, to enhance understanding of their functionality and applications.

Furthermore, he encouraged attending hands-on workshops and practical sessions to gain deeper insights and experience. He also chaired an Execom (Executive Committee) meeting, during which he gathered individual ideas aimed at improving IEEE Society Groups. Dr. Srinivas shared his own ideas for implementation, demonstrating a collaborative approach to advancing the society's objectives.

Dr. VijayaSimha Reddy B G, Principal of Vemana IT addressed the gathering and given highlights ofthe events.

Chief Guest of the event Dr.T.Srinivas, Chair, IEEE Bangalore Section, Dr.Preeta Sharan, Execom Member, IEEE Photonic Society, Dr.A.A.Nippun Kumar, Chair, IEEE RAS Bangalore chapter and Professors awarded the badges for IEEE Photonics and RAS Society student branch chapter like Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer and Webmaster.

The IEEE Photonics Society Student Branch Members:

Faculty Members: Dr. Harshjada J. Patil, Chapter Advisor of Photonics society

Student Members: Chair - Shreeneeth Reddy
Vice-Chair - Shaik Raheema
Treasurer - Shwetha H
Secretary - Nithish Surya Samanthige Web-Master - Tarun Gowda R

The IEEE RAS Society Student Branch Members:

SL. No	Name of the Member	Membership Category	Position
1	Harshada J Patil	Faculty Member	IEEE Vemana IT Photonics Branch Advisor
2	Shreeneeth Reddy.N	Student Member	Chair
3	Shaik Raheema	Student Member	Vice Chair
4	Shwetha H	Student Member	Treasurer
5	Nithish Surya Samanthige	Student Member	Secretary
6	Tarun Gowda R	Student Member	Web-Master

The IEEE RAS Society Student Branch Members:

Finally the programme was concluded by vote of thanks by Dr. Harshjada J. Patil, Associate Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Vemana I T,