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Wednesday, November 19, 2025

EXTENSION ACTIVITY - CSR Program Sponsored by Samsung

CSR Program Sponsored by Samsung 


Department : Computer Science

Date & Time: 1st September to 25th October 2025

Nature of Activity : CSR Program Sponsored by Samsung

Place of Activity : LAB- III

Names of Faculty Involved: Aarthi Raju, SIC Program Trainer, K N Sireesha, G Deepthi

SUMMARY REPORT OF THE ACTIVITY

  • Intro & Setup: Python basics, VS Code/Jupyter installation, first programs.

  • Core Concepts: Variables, data types (int, float, str, bool), type conversion.

  • Operators: Arithmetic, comparison, logical, and assignment operators.

  • Flow Control: Conditional statements (if/elif/else), loops (for, while, break, continue, pass).

  • Practice Exercises: FizzBuzz, prime checking, palindromes, factorial.

  • Data Structures: Lists, tuples, slicing, nesting, methods; strings and string methods; dictionaries, sets, comprehensions.

  • Functions: def, return values, parameters, *args/**kwargs, scope, lambda, closures.

  • Mini-Projects: Calculator, contact book.

  • OOP: Classes, objects, constructors, inheritance, special methods (__str__, __repr__, __len__), encapsulation.

  • Data Structures & Algorithms: Stacks, queues, linked lists, hashing, bubble sort, insertion sort, merge sort, quick sort, time complexity, searching algorithms.

  • Advanced Topics: Recursion, backtracking, file handling (TXT/CSV with context managers).

  • Data Science Basics: NumPy arrays, operations, indexing; Pandas DataFrames/Series; filtering; visualization with Matplotlib and Seaborn; descriptive statistics.

  • Mini Project: (Titanic EDA / Expense Tracker CLI / Student Grade System with files & charts).

Extension Activity - CSR Program Sponsored by IBM

CSR Program Sponsored by IBM 


Department : Computer Science

Date & Time: 15th September 2025(1 week)

Nature of Activity : CSR Program Sponsored by IBM

Place of Activity : T4

Names of Faculty Involved: Trainer, K N Sireesha, G Deepthi

SUMMARY REPORT OF THE ACTIVITY

  • Communication and Personality Dynamics

  • Introduction to Artificial Intelligence

  • Natural Language Processing & Computer Vision

  • Machine Learning

  • Deep Learning

  • Run AI Models with IBM Watson Studio

  • AI Ethics



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Faculty Forum session - Teach Smart

 Teach Smart

Faculty Forum session -15/10/2025


Speaker: Mr. Gupteswar Rao , Founder – School of AI, Visakhapatnam

Session Topic: Teach Smart
VENUE: Seminar Hall

Time: 3:00-4:00

The Speaker focused on modern teaching strategies under the theme “Teach Smart.” He emphasized leveraging technology, innovative methodologies, and AI tools to enhance learning outcomes and make teaching more effective and engaging. He discussed the importance of understanding students’ learning patterns, using interactive techniques, and designing content that caters to diverse learning styles.

The speaker also demonstrated practical approaches to integrate smart teaching methods into everyday classroom practices, including digital tools, visualization techniques, and collaborative learning platforms. Participants were encouraged to adopt these strategies to improve student engagement, optimize lesson delivery, and foster an adaptive learning environment that prepares students for future challenges.

   


Faculty Forum session - Blogging – Mastering Google BlogSpot from Basics

Blogging – Mastering Google BlogSpot from Basics

Faculty Forum session -14/7/2025

Speaker: Mr. Krishna Prasad Sahu

Session Topic: Blogging – Mastering Google BlogSpot from Basics

VENUE: Seminar Hall

Time: 3:00-4:00

The Speaker enlightened the faculty members about  the fundamentals of blogging using Google Blogspot. He demonstrated how to create a blog, choose templates, customize layouts, and publish posts with text, images, and multimedia. He emphasized the importance of blogging for academic and professional communication and showed how to organize content effectively using labels and categories.

The session also covered basic SEO techniques, social media integration, and strategies to increase blog visibility and reader engagement. Participants actively created sample blogs during the interactive portion, and queries on content management, customization, and enhancing blog reach were addressed, equipping faculty with practical knowledge to share academic insights and professional experiences online.

       


Workshop on - FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPMENT

             Workshop on - FULL STACK WEB DEVELOPMENT


Department: Computer Science 

Date: 20/08/225

Class/ Target audience

  III BSC Computer Science & III BCOM

Name, Designation and Professional Details of the Resource Person: 

Chandra Krishna, CEO

K. Harsha, Managing Director

Joshi Shankar, Project Manager

CHV Apps, Visakhapatnam.


Synopsis of the Resource Talk

Full stack web development with React.js and Next.js combines the power of React for building interactive

user interfaces with Next.js’s advanced features for server-side rendering, static site generation, and API

route handling. React provides the component-based structure and dynamic client-side functionality,

while Next.js enhances performance, SEO, and routing through features like file-based routing and

built-in server-side rendering. With Next.js, developers can create both the front end and back end within

a single project, including API routes that act as serverless functions. This combination enables the

development of fast, scalable, and SEO-friendly web applications, making it ideal for modern web projects

like e-commerce sites, blogs, dashboards, and SaaS platforms.




National Programmers Day - DevCon 256

                          World Programmers Day-DevCon (the power of 28)

                                                     12th SEPTEMBER, 2025 10:00 AM


World Programmers’Day is celebrated every year on 12 September, which marks the 256th day of the year. The number 256 holds special significance in the world of computing because it is equal to 28, representing the total number of values one byte can store. Since this number is deeply connected to programming and computer science, the 256th day was chosen to honor programmers around the World. 

This day celebrates the creativity, intelligence, and dedication of programmers who build the digital systems we depend on every day.From applications and websites to artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and automation, programmers shape the modern world with logic and innovation. Their continuous effort in solving complex problems and improving technology drives progress in every field.On this special occasion, we appreciate and salute all programmers for turning ideas into reality, one line of code at a time.