1. Time-Limited: Hackathons have a set duration, which can vary from a few hours (known as “mini-hackathons”) to a weekend or even longer. Participants must work quickly and efficiently to produce a result within the allotted time.
2. Focus on Problem-Solving: Participants often tackle real-world problems, challenges, or projects during hackathons. These challenges can be related to technology, social issues, business innovation, or any other field.
3. Teamwork: Participants can work individually or form teams to collaborate on their projects. Teamwork encourages diverse skills and perspectives to solve complex problems.
4. Innovation and Creativity: Hackathons encourage participants to think outside the box, explore innovative solutions, and experiment with new technologies or ideas.
5. Learning Opportunity: Many hackathons are open to participants of various skill levels, making them a valuable learning experience for beginners and experienced professionals alike. Participants often gain hands-on experience, learn new tools, and expand their networks.
6. Presentations and Judging: At the end of the hackathon, teams or individuals present their projects to a panel of judges or the larger group. Prizes or recognition may be awarded to the most impressive or successful projects.
7. Networking: Hackathons provide opportunities for participants to meet like-minded individuals, mentors, and potential employers or collaborators. Networking is an important aspect of these events.
8. Community and Collaboration: Many hackathons foster a sense of community and collaboration within the tech and innovation sectors. They often have sponsors, mentors, and organizers who support and guide participants
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Hackathon Winner List

Congratulation to all winners

MoU Signed on 08/10/2023 between Dhole Patil College of Engineering, Computer Engineering Department, Pune and Brain O Vision, Hyderabad

Purpose/Scope of the Collaboration:

a)BRAINOVISION will conduct technical training programs, Workshops and guest lectures for both the faculty and the students of the college in College Premises /Online /Brainovision Office

b)BRAINOVISION will provide Technology training and technical support for executing outsourced projects at the college.

c)College will extend the services of their library, laboratories with Computers in fully functional state, Internet facilities for training and development on various Technologies.

d)The first party will offer the online technical tests for free throughout the year for the registered students.

Technical Programs Will be  Conducted in College:

 TECHNOLOGIES: 

Python,           Machine Learning,          Artificial intelligence,          IoT,          DART,      Flutter,

Mean Stack,        BI,         PEGA,     Design thinking,         Hadoop Big Data,        JAVA,    GO,

PHP,          Hybris,          Scala,            Ruby,       Perl

Event Name : Smart Cities Model Exhibition

Date : 20/09/2023

Executive Summary:

The Smart Cities Model Making Competition was a highly successful event that brought together participants, judges,  and the community to promote innovation, education, and engagement in the realm of smart city solutions. This report provides an overview of the event, its objectives, outcomes, and key takeaways.

1. Introduction: The Smart Cities Model Making Competition aimed to raise awareness about the concept of smart cities and encourage creative solutions to urban challenges. The event sought to engage participants in designing and presenting models representing innovative smart city solutions.

2. Event Highlights:

     2.1. Objectives:

• • Raise awareness about smart city concepts and technologies.
  • Encourage innovation and creative thinking in urban planning.
  • Foster community engagement in discussions about urban sustainability.

     2.2. Model Categories:

The competition focused on things such as transportation, energy, or waste management.

3. Event Execution:
     3.1. Model Presentations:

• Participants showcased their models to judges and the public.
• Detailed explanations of smart city solutions were encouraged.

     3.2. Judging Process:

A panel of expert judges evaluated models based on creativity, functionality, feasibility, and presentation

     3.3. Public Viewing:
The event was open to the public, allowing attendees to learn about smart city solutions and engage with participants.

4. Outcomes:

   4.1. Innovative Models:

• Participants showcased a diverse range of smart city models, demonstrating creativity and technical skill.
• Models addressed real-world urban challenges, sparking interest and discussions.

4.2. Community Engagement:

• The event drew a significant crowd, fostering community involvement in smart city initiatives.
• Attendees gained insights into the potential of smart technologies in urban development.

5.Lessons Learned:

• Effective communication and clear guidelines are crucial for a smooth event.
• Public engagement activities, such as interactive displays and informational booths, can enhance the overall experience

Event Name : Hands on Session using DELDSim Simulation Software

Date: 29 August 2023

Location: Comp Smart Classroom

No of SE Students Attended : 85

Takeaways :

• Introduction to Simulation  Software , Deldsim
• Significance of Simulation tool
• Practice of practical assignments using  simulator
• Demonstration of  Circuits
• Simulation  use cases
• Assignments on Activity  Framed

Event Name : FDP on “Enhanced Pedagogy to Teach Coding” in Association with CodeTantra Tech Solutions

Date: 22 July 2023

Location: IT Smart Classroom

No. of Faculties Attended: 13

Training and Placement cell and Department of Computer Engineering arranged Faculty development Program on Enhanced Pedagogy to Teach Coding in associating with CodeTantra Tech Solutions.

CodeTantra is a tech-startup company which has developed a Cloud Based Automated Programming Tutor that builds coding abilities through an interactive, learn by doing methodology.Mr. Tomesh Jain and Bhushan Mahendrakar from CodeTantra have given demonstration of Cloud Based Automated Programming Platform specially designed to teach coding. Also they have explained application and advantages of using CodeTantra Cloud Based Automated Programming platform in details.

FDP was very integrative and helpful for the faculty members to get knowledge about enhanced pedagogy.  Students will easily understand programming language concepts by Cloud based automated programming platform.The overall Management of the seminar was done by Prof. Sneha Deshmukh and Prof. Rahul Udata.

Event:  “NEP 2020”
Date: 26/07/2023 and 27/07/2023
Time: 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM
Day: Wednesday and Thursday
Location: Department of Computer Engineering, Dhole Patil College of Engineering, Pune
No. of students attended: 63

Department of Computer Engineering conducted Two Days Events on NEP-2020 for all Faculty members and Students with reference to the NEP-2020 Awareness week (24/07/2023-28/07/2023) proposed by SPPU.

On 26^th July, 2023, department organized an Expert Session on “NEP-2020”and the resource person for the session was Dr. Aarti A. Dandavate, HOD, Department of Computer Engineering. The expert session was organized for all the students of DPCOE and total 63 students attended the session.
The main focus of the Event was to give insights:
1.      Importance of education
2.      Difficulties in structuring a World Class Education in India
3.      NEP Vision and its highlights
4.      Role and purpose of Higher Education
5.      New Institutional Architecture-NEP 2020
6.      Advantages and Drawbacks of NEP-2020
On 27^th July, 2023, department organized short video/reels making drive for students where students have made short videos on NEP-2020 and videos are uploaded on department YouTube Channel https://youtube.com/@dpcoe-computerengg

Department of Computer Engineering, Dhole Patil College of Engineering organized a Workshop on “Blockchain Technology” for the BE Students. The Program was conducted on 12/08/2023. Resource person for the Workshop was from Social Continent training Ms. Aditi Polkam.

The main focus of the workshop was to get the students explore the field of Blockchain Technology. Following Topics were covered during workshop
·         Introduction of Blockchain
·         Features & Industry Applications of Blockchain
·         Centralized & Decentralized System with Examples
·         Distributed Ledger Technology
·         Digital Signatures and Demo of Blockchain Tools
·         Blockchain Computing Power, Hash & Merkle Tree with Hands-On
·         Blockchain Tools Meta Mask, Blockchain Wallet (Decentralized Wallet)
Ms. Aditi Polkam shared her expertise by delivering the lecture on the topic of “Blockchain Technology”. The overall Management of the Session was completed under the guidance of Dr. Aarti Dandavate, HOD, Computer Engineering and it as coordinated by Prof. Archana Priyadarshni .