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Mtech 2020-2022 Farewell

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- July 22, 2022

Farewells are not happy moments...But when the teachers decided to take it as an opportunity to bless the students and wish them well...it became a happy occassion.

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Celebrating Sporting Excellence: Aadithya Shanil & Devika Devdas Honored as Best Outgoing Sportspersons

- February 13, 2025

Sree Chitra Thirunal College of Engineering (SCT) has always been a hub of academic and athletic brilliance, producing individuals who excel both in the classroom and on the field. This year, the Best Outgoing Sportsman and Best Outgoing Sportswoman awards were proudly presented to Aadithya Shanil and Devika Devdas from the Computer Science department , recognizing their outstanding contributions to sports. Aadithya Shanil: The Best Outgoing Sportsman Aadithya Shanil has been a pillar of strength and dedication in SCT’s sporting arena. His passion, perseverance, and exceptional skills across multiple sports have earned him this prestigious honor. The award was presented to him by the Principal Dr. C Satish Kumar , acknowledging his relentless efforts in bringing laurels to the college. Aadithya’s commitment to hard work, teamwork, and sportsmanship has set a high benchmark for future athletes at SCT. Devika Devdas: The Best Outgoing Sportswoman Devika Devdas has made a rema...

Hacktopia 2025: A 24-Hour Hackathon Ignites Innovation and Collaboration

- January 13, 2025

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) kicked off the new year with an exhilarating event— Hacktopia 2025 , a 24-hour hackathon held on January 11-12, 2025. This exciting challenge, organized with the support of Zacharia Solutions , a leading industry partner, brought together students, innovators, and developers to create, collaborate, and compete in a fast-paced, high-energy environment. Hacktopia was designed to push participants to their limits, blending creativity with technical skill in a race against time. The event attracted a diverse group of participants, all eager to dive into problem-solving and explore innovative solutions across various themes—ranging from software development and artificial intelligence to data science and machine learning. As the clock started ticking, teams of students huddled around laptops, brainstorming and coding relentlessly for 24 hours. The challenge wasn’t just about speed—it was about ingenuity, problem-solving, ...

Bridge Course on Data Structures in C: Laying a Strong Foundation for S3 Students

- June 25, 2025

The Department of Computer Science & Engineering , SCT College of Engineering, Trivandrum , successfully organized a Bridge Course on Data Structures in C for third semester (S3) students from June 23 to 25, 2025 . The course was designed to help students transition smoothly into core programming concepts and strengthen their understanding of one of the most fundamental areas in computer science — data structures . Held over three days, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm , the course combined interactive sessions , practical coding exercises , and collaborative learning activities , ensuring that participants not only learned theory but also gained hands-on experience. With the theme “From Basics to Brilliance,” the sessions aimed to build confidence in C programming and prepare students for advanced topics and real-world coding challenges. In addition to technical skill-building, the course also provided valuable networking opportunities , encouraging peer interaction and academic ...