CCET- ACM and ACM-W student chapter is organizing an event "C++ STL" under AICTE SPICE Scheme.In
this session the audience will be guided towards The C++ Standard Template Library.
CCET- ACM and ACM-W student chapter is organizing an event "Let us C Programming" under AICTE
SPICE Scheme. Concepts, such as introduction, functions, pointers, and structures, will be the
main focus of the session.
CCET- ACM and ACM-W student chapter is organizing an event "Talk Regarding Google Summer of
Code" under AICTE SPICE Scheme.
CCET- ACM and ACM-W student chapter is conducting an event "Talk with Alumni's" under AICTE
SPICE Scheme on securing placements and other prospects after college.
One Day Online Workshop on National Education Policy (NEP-2020) on the Topic "Technology Use and
Integration".
The session was conducted by Manraj Singh and Krish Kathuria. It was dedicated to the practical
part of committing, Forking, Branching, and making 4 pull requests in order to register for
HacktoberFest Swags i.e. T-shirts and Stickers from the HacktoberFest team. The students were
able to apply all that they had learnt already as well as new techniques that were introduced.
CCET ACM ACM & ACM-W student chapter (CASC) Under AICTE SPICES is glad to announce a session on
the blockchain. The session will focus on concepts, principles, and applications of blockchain,
starting with the basics of hashing and scaling up to cover the topics of proof of work, steak,
etc.
CCET ACM and ACM-W Student Chapter (CASC and CASC-W) organized an event on the occasion of
teacher’s day for our mentors who have given an impeccable contribution to shaping us and to
express our gratitude for their selfless service and dynamic support.
The event involved a cake cutting ceremony and students presenting heartfelt gift cards to our
mentors Dr. Sunil K Singh and Er. Sudhakar Kumar followed by a few inspirational words from both
the mentors.
The CCET ACM and ACM-W Student Chapter is back with another amazing Session on "Computer Vision
Syndrome - COVID Era Perspectives". Where you will be given insights about caring yourself from
computers and measures to improve our health.
The CCET ACM and ACM-W Student Chapter is back with another amazing workshop on " Robotics and
Embedded Systems" where you will be given an insight on Arduino and Embedded Systems🖱️💻.
DIC, UIET, Panjab University and CCET ACM student chapter brings you the opportunity to empower
your programming skills and deep-learning understanding through a virtual event DeepFake
Workshop cum Hackathon.
The CCET ACM and ACM-W Student Chapter is back with another amazing workshop on "Introduction to
Neural Networks" where you will be given an insight on Neural Networks and how they work with a
hands on session🖱️💻. Discover the world of Neural Networks and Deep Learning this weekend!
The CCET ACM and ACM-W Student Chapter is back with another amazing workshop on " Getting
Started with Arduino" where you will be given an insight on Arduino and Microcontrollers🖱️💻.
Discover the world of Arduino and Microcontrollers this weekend!!
Students in CASC's student chapter have organized a meeting with mentors with CCET faculty in
order to meet and greet mentors and learn more about the curriculum and technology Why connect
with a mentor... Whatever stage of your career you're at, Meet a Mentor mentor can assist you in
answering a variety of questions and giving you the right path to follow for success
The “Deep Dive into Deep learning ” was conducted by Inderpreet Singh and Rashandeep Singh from
the department of Computer Science and Engineering 4th year. The event was kick started by
Rashandeep Singh who gave a brief introduction about the topic to be discussed, why it is used
and projects related to it. Basics of Deep learning were also mentioned during the event.
The “Recruitment 2021” was conducted by ACM Student Chapter. As part of the interview process,
technical and non-technical questions were asked about computer science. The event majorly
focused on Recruitment of best talent for the field of Computer Science. Various queries of
students were resolved by interview taking students. A total of 61 students participated in the
event.
Announcement of CCET ACM - Women Chapter to encourage more active participation, especially from
women in the field of computing. The CCET ACM - Women Chapter inauguration was conducted by
Kriti Aggarwal from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering 3rd year.
The event was kick-started by Manisha Kumari and Shreya Pandey who gave a brief introduction
about the topic to be discussed, why it is used, and projects related to it. Basics of
Blockchain were also mentioned during the event. The event majorly focused on Blockchain
technologies. Various queries of students were resolved
The event was kick-started by Sidharth Sharma who gave a brief introduction about the topic to
be discussed, why it is used, and projects related to it. Basics of ethical hacking were also
mentioned during the event. The event majorly focused on Ethical Hacking and Network Privacy.
Various queries of students were resolved. Sidharth Sharma elaborated on the basics and
practical demonstration of the event. A total of 90 students took part in the event.
The event was kick started by Gopal Mengi who gave a brief introduction about the topic to be
discussed, why it is used and projects related to it. Basics of programming and AI were also
mentioned during the event.The event majorly focused on programming.Gopal Mengi and Deepak Mahto
performed various programs on IDE followed by hands-on exercises.
The event was kick started by Manraj Singh who gave a brief introduction about the topic to be
discussed, why it is used and projects related to it. Basics of data handling were also
mentioned during the event.The event majorly focused on Flutter.Akash Sharma performed various
programs on IDE followed by hands-on exercises.
The “Illustrating Poster Making with Adobe Illustrator” was conducted by Ashutosh Thakur and
Ishleen Kaur.The event majorly focused on Illustrator and tools to make posters. . Basics of
poster making were also mentioned during the event. Various queries of students were resolved.
The event majorly focused on Roadmap to Deep learning. Various queries of students were resolved
by Inderpreet Singh and Rashandeep Singh. Inderpreet Singh and Rashandeep Singh performed
various algorithms of Deep Learning on IDE followed by hands-on exercises.
CASC celebrated the HacktoberFest 2021 in which the students were introduced to the Open-Source
community and how it has made a huge impact in the present technical scenario, along with the
practical utility of the platform, GitHub. The event intended to introduce the students to the
perfect solution for creating commits and submitting Pull Requests.
On the occasion of the chapter’s 6th Foundation Day, CCET ACM Student Chapter brings you the
opportunity of learning the machine learning basics through its Two-day Workshop on Roadmap to
Machine Learning Algorithms!! In this two-day session, the audience will be guided about the
basic data analysis concepts and a few of the most common machine learning algorithms in the
python language.
CCET ACM Student Chapter (CASC) is organizing a Teacher’s Day Celebration Event. On this
beautiful occasion, let us take the opportunity to convey wishes to all our mentors who have
given an impeccable contribution in shaping us. Also a farewell for the core committee of
2020-21 will be brought about too. CASC has been fortunate to have one of the most brilliant
teams and it’s time for us to wish the core committee an eminent future ahead.
Over the years, CASC has been growing and involving more tech enthusiasts who share their
experience and knowledge of their domain with other budding technocrats through different
events. With huge success from past events, CASC conducted another grand event on August 31,
2021.
CCET ACM Student Chapter (CASC) invites you to the second day of Tech-Weekend on Insights into
Data Analysis & "Sewing code with pthreads" making it to the start of the project showcase
series. So we bring you the opportunity to dive deep into one of the core concepts of computer
science i.e, Reducing time and increasing performance.
In this discussion, the audience will be guided towards the different prospects of CS
undergraduates and some Dos and Donts. By the end of the session, participants will be able to:
Explore various CS Domains. Think about their plans for the future as from a broader outlook.
In this two-day session the audience will be guided about how a new high level programming
language is designed, and how a compiler translates that code to an assembly language and then
how an assembler translate it to executable machine code.
The event majorly focused on the fundamentals of python language. Anshul gupta performed various
fundamentals of python on IDE followed by Mukesh Sahani who taught about Object Oriented Python
and Module Formation, Hands-On Future Directions and Project Development.
The event majorly focused on the various aspects of logo designing and tools available, creating
workspace in illustrator, how to pen trace or draw and how to take innovative ideas from online
resources/vectors like pinterest, freepik , vecteezy and seeklogo. The maintenance of
originality, professionalism and resolution was highly emphasized.
The “Meet your mentors” event was kick started by CSE HOD, Dr. Sunil K. Singh and Faculty
Sponsor Mr. Sudhakar Kumar who gave a brief introduction about ACM student chapter, how it
started and talked about benefits of ACM student chapter.
The event was kick started by Mr. Sudhakar
Kumar who gave a brief introduction about ACM Student Chapter. He talked about membership of ACM
and all the benefits which are provided by ACM to its members. He also gave information about
work done in the ACM student chapter and talked about various kinds of projects students can
take upon.
The Recruitments drive for ACM 2021 was held virtually from March
27, 2021 till April 3, 2021. In this session, the appointed Core-Committee for ACM 2021,
interviewed as many as 94 participants from different branch and years. The questions focused on
the overall development, experience, projects, Technical Knowledge in C, C++, and basics of Data
Structure and Algorithms.
CASC celebrated the HacktoberFest 2020 in which the students were introduced to the Open-Source
community and how it has made a huge impact in the present technical scenario, along with the
practical utility of the platform, GitHub. The event intended to introduce the students to the
perfect solution for creating commits and submitting Pull Requests.
In this session, the attendees learnt the algorithms of deep learning right from scratch -
beginning with the algorithm of linear regression to complex neural networks. Also, they coded
through the one and two layered neural network in Python Programming Language.
By the end of the Session, participants were able to build their own Deep Learning Model and
implement it to solve real world problems.
A two hour workshop was conducted by Anshul Gupta to guide towards Alexa an intelligent personal
assistant developed by Amazon and Voice User Interface which allows the user to interact with a
system through voice or speech commands. The need, future scope and applications of Voice User
Interface were also discussed.
Attackers have an over-growing list of vulnerabilities to exploit in order to maliciously gain
access to particular web applications. New vulnerabilities are being discovered all the time by
computer security researchers, by attackers and even by users. Each time changes are made at any
level of the web-application infrastructure; there is the potential for new vulnerabilities to
be created. In this session participants were guided towards how the attacks have been performed
in real world scenarios.
The event was conducted by Raghav Arora, the founder of cocampus. He began the workshop by
emphasizing the need of building products over projects. He also discussed what the interviewer
seeks forth in a candidate. He introduced us about portfolios and how to make them appealing by
keeping it simple yet creative and avoiding information overload.
Students were introduced to various coding competitions including Google Summer of Code and
mozilla winter of security. The motive was to create awareness among the students on open source
culture and projects. The session was conducted by Ashlin K Siby and Kamalpreet Singh. A
detailed explanation of the GSoC programme was given to the students.
Students were introduced to Web Crawling, about its functioning as how it fetches and stores
links from a website and were then taught as to how to create a web crawler.The motive was to
create awareness among the student about the topic and also make them familiar with the wide
range of utility of this in data analysis.
A two round event based on computer science. First round being a MCQ round and the second being
buzzer round.
Students were introduced to about the Open-Source community and how it has made a huge impact in
the present technical scenario, along with the practical utility of platform, Github.The
students were introduced about the basics of Github i.e. how to create or fork a repository on
Github. Then they were told how to create commits and submit pull requests on Github while
working on a particular repository.
Students were introduced to UI/UX designing in a crash-course fashion, learning as much as
possible, along with the practical utility of various tools in the software. The motive was to
create awareness among the student about how to start as a designer and also they were
introduced to concepts in the design of User Interfaces and User Experiences, concepts which
affect every app, be it mobile, desktop or web.
As part of the interview process,
technical and non-technical questions were asked about computer science. The event majorly
focused on Recruitment of best talent for the field of Computer Science. Various queries of
students were resolved by interview taking students.
Wokshop on game development along with an introductory session on OOP.
