Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, SCTCE

In a bid to empower and equip faculty members with the latest advancements in the field of information technology, the Department of Computer Science organized a comprehensive Five-Day Faculty Development Program (FDP) on "IT Workshop." This FDP was designed to familiarize faculty with the newly introduced theory and lab curriculum of GXESL208 IT WORKSHOP for the year 2024. The workshop was an invaluable opportunity for faculty from both the Computer Science (CS) and Electronics and Communication (EC) departments to enhance their skills and knowledge. Delivered by the experienced lab staff and faculty of the CS Department, the sessions covered a range of topics aimed at bridging the gap between the current educational framework and emerging IT trends. One of the highlights of the workshop was its hands-on approach. Faculty members were not just passive participants but actively engaged in the learning process. Practical sessions were conducted, ensuring that every participan...

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, ...

Allianz Tech Championship 2024: CSE Department's Remarkable Achievement In a remarkable achievement, five students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) of SCTCE, have emerged as winners of the prestigious Allianz Tech Championship 2024. The competition, organized by Allianz Technology, is an annual Ideathon that brings together young innovators from around the world. This year, Allianz offered 50 scholarships to brilliant minds, with the winners receiving €3000 in financial assistance, along with invaluable mentorship and networking opportunities with global tech leaders. The students who represented the department with distinction in the 2024 edition of the Allianz Tech Championship include: - Devanarayanan S(R5A) - Gowri B S(R5A) - Revathy P S(R5A) - Shaun G John (R5A) - Sreehari J R(R5B) This prestigious achievement is a testament to the immense talent and creativity nurtured within the department. The Ideathon challenged participants to develop innovati...

On July 24, 2024, a group of enthusiastic students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering had the exciting opportunity to attend the highly anticipated "Bridge" program at Carestack, Trivandrum. This unique initiative was designed to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and the practical skills required in today’s rapidly evolving tech industry. The "Bridge" program provided students with a first-hand experience of how the tech industry operates, exposing them to real-world challenges and industry best practices. The program featured insightful sessions led by seasoned professionals, covering a range of topics from software development methodologies to emerging technologies in cloud computing and artificial intelligence.

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is proud to organize Project Expo 2024 , a vibrant display of innovation and technical brilliance. This event highlights the outstanding projects developed by the 2024 graduated batch , offering valuable insights and inspiration to their juniors. Why Project Expo? The Project Expo serves as a platform for knowledge sharing, where students get to witness real-world applications of theoretical concepts. It provides junior batches with a first-hand look at projects ranging from software applications, AI-driven solutions, IoT-based innovations, blockchain applications, and more . Key Highlights of the Event Live Demonstrations : Students get to explore the functionality and implementation of various projects directly from their senior counterparts. Idea Generation : Juniors gain a better understanding of project selection, execution challenges, and industry-relevant technologies. Networking and Mentorship : Interaction with seniors ...

​ The Department of Computer Science & AI/ML is pleased to share the following curated YouTube video resources to support student learning in  Machine Learning . These videos cover key concepts including similarity measures, correlation, data reduction, decision trees, Naïve Bayes, evaluation metrics, and Artificial Neural Networks. 📘 1. Introduction to Machine Learning 🔗  https://youtu.be/7vbPliN2xuQ 📘 2. Similarity Measures 🔗  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ix4-E9oc0k 📘 3. Correlation 🔗  https://youtu.be/Dvc7LSk4GpU 📘 4. Data Reduction 🔗  https://youtu.be/9zc7NC0EBek 📘 5. Decision Tree – Part 1 🔗  https://youtu.be/zQxXnj-cn_4 📘 6. Naïve Bayes 🔗  https://youtu.be/HL6bEWZWxmc 📘 7. Metrics for Evaluating Classifiers 🔗  https://youtu.be/OaqEBhykDOE 📘 8. Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) Part 1 🔗  https://youtu.be/iTsV_4D_ygg Part 2 🔗  https://youtu.be/gbfADFk4X9A Part 3 🔗  https://youtu.be/NoyBTW5NKxc 📢  S...

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.