The Branch Entry programme was organized by the Cultural & Arts Committee in CEC for the 3rd semester students at the Open Air Auditorium (Main Stage). Dr. Nagesh H.R Principal(CEC) inaugurated the event. Around 40 students participated in various events. The event concluded by around 5 PM with various cultural events like solo and group singing, dance & skit.

Ayudha Pooja was celebrated in the department of Computer science and Engineering as a aprt of Dussehra to seek the divine blessings of Lord Saraswati which will give more positive power to all the stakeholders in the department to prosper. Students showcased their creativity with vibrant Rangoli designs. The Faculty, staff & students of the department arranged the Bhajanas and decorated the Mantap with flowers and other offerings as prasada. The Pandit visited the department laboratory MicroProcessor Lab to perform the pooja and wished the department to have more admissions and placements in future. Following the Pooja, We distributed prasada to all participants, symbolizing unity and gratitude.

The department of computer science and engineering in association with UiPath Acdemic Alliance an activity titled “Exploring Robotic Process Automation using UiPath Studio” on August 28, 2024. The students of third semester Computer Science and Engineering participated in this activity. The faculty coordinators provided the guidance regarding Robotic Process Automation and its Applications along the Introduction to UiPath Studio. The students gained insights about the industry requirements for RPA tools and developers. The students gained knowledge regarding enrollment for the Automation Explorer Learning plans offered by UiPath Academy. The students also enrolled for the couse titled “Introduction to AI-powered automation”. A total of 178 students from all the three sections of Third semester, Dept, of CSE benefitted from the seminar. The activity was held in the Lecture Halls LH104, LH103 and LH109 from 2:00PM to 4:00PM.

On July 19th 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized "Technova2024" for 6th semester CSE students.The Project Expo showcased innovative solutions that seamlessly integrate front-end and back-end technologies to deliver robust and user-friendly applications. Focused on the latest tools and frameworks to create dynamic, responsive, and feature-rich platforms. Total 137 students participated in the project expo with a group of 4 members in a team. Objectives 1.Gain knowledge in designing software systems and architectures. 2.Enhance coding skills in relevant programming languages 3.Develop teamwork and collaboration skills. 4.Integrate various technologies and tools Outcomes 1.Students can design software systems and create architectural diagrams 2.Students demonstrate proficiency in coding with relevant programming languages 3.Students can produce thorough project documentation that is understandable and useful. Facebook link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/EbFnPBivaNGvcfwA/?mibextid=oFDknk Youtube link:https://youtu.be/NXsl8CoYgPg

Department of CSE organized sessions on "Technical writing using LaTeX" for 6th semester students in LH-201 & LH-202 from 30th April 2024 to 16th July 2024. Topics covered were: Creating sections with dummy text, Displaying abstract, Creating certificate page, title page, tables, equations, images, citations, algorithms & theorems. Miktex and Texmaker were the tools used for execution of latex scripts. Also students were asked to create report and research article by applying the topics discussed. About 137 students participated in the sessions.

The department of computer science and engineering in association with IIC and alumni cell organised an online seminar titled “Admist Technological Modernization“on July 13,2024. The students of fourth semester computer science and engineering attended the online seminar. Nitish addressed the students about how technologies evolved, the major technological areas in industries today and what advances may be over the next few years. He provided valuable inputs on various designations of employees in the industry and what is the role played by each designation. The students were also addressed about the knowledge areas to be possessed for each role. Nitish guided the students about identification of their interests and thereby focusing on the appropriate technical skill enhancements for better opportunities in their profession. 83 students benefited from the seminar. Prof. Kishore Shivataya from Computer science and engineering department assisted in the smooth conduction of the seminar. It was coordinated by Verdine Noronha Alumni coordinator for computer science department.

On July 10th 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on "Mobile Application Development using React Native:Series 2" for sixth semester CSE Section-A students in the class room LH201. Mr.Havyas A M and Mr. Abhishek M, both from the sixth semester, led hands-on sessions covering React Native Components. They gave insights of react native by setting up the react native development process tab navigation and tab screen. A total of 30 students participated, with coordination by Mr. Rajgopal K.T.

On July 10th 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on "Express js" for fourth semester CSE students in skill lab. Mr. Ashwin Shenoy, from the sixth semester, led session on building simple rest API using Express js. He gave introduction on HTTP Methods and building communication between front end and backend using axios. A total of 99 students participated, with coordination by Ms. Saritha Suvarna.

On July 10th 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on "React: Series 2" for sixth semester CSE Section-B students in the class room LH202. Mr. Pavan Naik and Mr. Praharsh T, both from the sixth semester, led hands-on sessions covering React. They gave hands on session on creating Todo app, routing, form handling and Tailwind CSS. A total of 54 students participated, with coordination by Mr. Rajgopal K.T.

On July 8, 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College hosted a practical session for sixth-semester CSE Section-B students with the theme "Building robust PHP applications with database connectivity.". Assistant Professor Mr. Alok Ranjan presented interactive sessions on building dynamic web applications using PHP scripts and database management systems. This includes executing queries, creating secure connections, handling errors with efficiency, and managing data transactions. In addition, he highlighted the importance of making use of PHP's features and practical database techniques to enhance application efficiency and client satisfaction. Twenty-four students attended the event, which was organized by Mrs. Saritha M.

On July 3rd 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on React: Series1 for sixth semester CSE Section-B students in the class room LH202. Mr. Pavan Naik and Mr. Praharsh T, both from the sixth semester, led hands-on sessions covering React. They gave insights of react by setting up the development environment, React components, state management, and lifecycle methods. A total of 49 students participated, with coordination by Mr. Rajgopal K.T. Objective: 1.Provide an overview of React.js, its architecture, and key concepts such as components, JSX, and the virtual DOM. 2.Guide students through setting up a development environment for React.js, including installing Node.js, npm (Node Package Manager), and a code editor. Outcome:Build interactive and dynamic user interfaces using React, leveraging component-based architecture and JSX syntax effectively. Youtube Url: https://youtu.be/2Wx7dfAtVXo Facebook Url: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/eyhB9ZQwoUPPhs2M/?mibextid=oFDknk

On July 3rd 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on Node js for fourth semester CSE students in skill lab. Mr. Dishanth ,from the sixth semester, led hands-on sessions covering  Node js. He gave introduction of vibrant ecosystem of libraries and tools provided by the Node Package Manager (NPM), making it a preferred choice for building backend services, APIs, and real-time applications. A total of 114 students participated, with coordination by Ms. Saritha Suvarna. Objectives: 1.Understand Node.js Fundamentals 2.Develop Server-side Applications Outcomes: 1. Ability to Develop Server-side Applications: Build robust server-side applications using Node.js and understand how to structure and organize code effectively. Youtube Url: https://youtu.be/muJ_V37X5yw Facebook Url: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/2ASpVzvgms9NF8f5/?mibextid=oFDknk

On July 3rd 2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at Canara Engineering College organized a hands on session on Mobile Application Development using React Native:Series 1 for sixth semester CSE Section-A students in the class room LH201. Mr.Havyas A M and Mr. Abhishek M, both from the sixth semester, led hands-on sessions covering  React native. They gave insights of react native by setting up the react native development process,libraries and framework. A total of 50 students participated, with coordination by Mr. Rajgopal K.T. Objective: 1.Understand the fundamentals of React Native, its architecture, and how it enables cross-platform mobile application development. 2.Set up a development environment for React Native, including installation of necessary tools, SDKs, and simulators/emulators. Outcome: 1.Develop cross-platform mobile applications using React Native, leveraging its component-based architecture and native UI elements. Youtube URL:https://youtu.be/8tFcrq1jENI Facebook URL:https://www.facebook.com/share/p/eyhB9ZQwoUPPhs2M/?mibextid=oFDknk

On June 26,2024, the Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a session on "Introduction to JavaScript and React JS " for fourth semester CSE students in the skill lab. Ms. Lavanya, 6th semester student of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering spoke on the JavaScript concepts. In a hands-on session, JavaScript enables dynamic web page creation with both synchronous, step-by-step task execution, and asynchronous operations that run independently, ideal for tasks like data fetching without blocking. The Document Object Model (DOM) empowers developers to dynamically manipulate web page content and structure, essential for creating interactive and responsive web applications. Mr. Abhinava, 6th semester student of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering continued the session by giving insights of React JS. In a hands-on session with React.js, topics typically cover setting up a React environment, creating components to encapsulate UI elements, managing state and props for data flow, and using lifecycle methods for handling component behavior.133 students took part in the session in total. Ms. Saritha Suvarna coordinated the event. Objectives: 1.Understand the basics of JavaScript, including its syntax and fundamental concepts. 2.Learn how to use JavaScript to manipulate the Document Object Model (DOM). 3.Explore the differences between synchronous and asynchronous JavaScript programming. 4.Learn how to build interactive and reusable UI components using React. 5.Explore state management and handling side effects in React applications. Outcomes: 1.Ability to write basic JavaScript programs and scripts. 2.Proficiency in manipulating web page elements using the DOM. 3.Understanding of how to handle asynchronous operations in JavaScript. 4.Proficiency in creating and structuring React applications. 5.Ability to build and reuse components to create dynamic user interfaces Youtube Url: https://youtu.be/fyz76wk0qt0 Facebook Url: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/cwdGTQDkNHuHW52o/?mibextid=oFDknk

A Session on Problem Solving Methods was organized by CSE Department in association with Coding Club on 12/06/2024, from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm, at Skill Lab for IV-Semester Students. The resource person Dr. Sunil Kumar B L, HOD, CSE Department, CEC, summarized the various methods for problem solving. The session aimed to enhance participants' programming problem-solving skills by introducing various methods, including debugging techniques, algorithm design, code review practices, testing, and tracing programs. Each method's strengths and weaknesses were discussed, followed by practical coding logic and different ways of solving problems. Participant feedback indicated a positive reception, particularly towards the logical thinking techniques. The session successfully met its objectives, and future sessions were suggested to include more time for in-depth exploration and additional coding case studies. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst. Professor, CSE Department, CEC, coordinated the event. About 136 students were benefited by this session.

A Session on Problem Solving Methods was organized by CSE Department in association with Coding Club on 05/06/2024, from 3.00 pm to 4.30 pm, at Lecture Hall-103 for IV-Semester C section Students. The resource person Mr. Kishor Shivathaya, Asst. Professor, Dept of CSE, CEC, provided an insight on the ways to solve problems on patterns efficiently. The session aimed to enhance participants' programming problem-solving skills by introducing various methods to solve problems on pattern display, starting with understanding the problem and then deriving solutions using different looping constructs in C. Participants’ feedback indicated a positive reception, particularly towards the logical thinking techniques. The session successfully met its objectives, and future sessions were suggested to include more time for in-depth exploration and additional coding case studies. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst. Professor, CSE Department, CEC, coordinated the event. Around 45 students were benefited by this session.

Department of CSE in association with IIC organized a talk on “Aligning Project Titles with Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” for VI semester students on 05/06/2024 in Seminar Hall-1. Mrs. Babitha Ganesh Kulal, Asst. Professor, Dept. of CSE was the resource person. Topics discussed were: Sustainability with examples, Aligning Project Titles to Sustainable Development Growth (SDGs), Project proposal writing & funding agencies. Expected outcomes of project work like patents & paper publications was discussed.SDG goals such as No poverty, Zero hunger, Good health & well-being, Quality education, Gender equality was highlighted. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst. Professor, Dept. of CSE coordinated the event. About 105 students from CS&E attended the event. Objectives: 1) Encourage students to carry out real-time projects that contributes to solve global problems. 2) Make students to know different data sources required for carrying out project. 3) Encourage students to convert their project work to patents and publications. Outcomes:Students will be able to 1) Encompass economic prosperity, environmental conservation, social equity. 2) Align or map their project titles to suitable Sustainable Development Growth (SDGs). Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/CgGnrSer5VELCV9z/?mibextid=oFDknk

Department of CSE in association with IIC organized a talk on “Academic Distinction: Exploring the Pathways of Minor and Honors Degrees” for IV & VI semester students on 05/06/2024 in Seminar Hall-1. Dr. Nagesh H R, Principal, CEC addressed the students. He motivated students to cultivate positive attitude & technical skills, pursue minor and honors degree in fields like Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things, Data Science. He also told that Innovation leads to Progress thereby incorporate project based learning. Eligibility criteria for Minor and Honors degree along with core & elective subjects were highlighted. Dr. Sunil Kumar B L, HOD Department of CSE was present during the talk. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst.Professor, Dept. of CSE coordinated the event. About 261 students from CS&E and 38 students from AI & ML attended the event. Objectives: 1) Motivate students to pursue minor and honor degree in emerging fields like Internet of Things, Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. 2) Encourage students to incorporate project based learning through online courses. Outcomes: 1) Improve skillset and employability prospects of students. 2) Provides higher level of academic achievement to students. Facebook URL: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/thukwfm49zkq2hqQ/?mibextid=oFDknk

A Session on Problem Solving Methods was organized by CSE Department in association with Coding Club on 05/06/2024, from 3.00 pm to 4.30 pm, at Lecture Hall-109 for IV-Semester, A section Students. The resource person Mr. Vinay P, Asst. Professor, Dept of CSE,CEC, provided an insight on the ways to solve problems involving decision making.The session aimed to enhance participants' programming problem-solving skills by introducing various methods to solve problems on decision making, starting with understanding the problem and then deriving solutions using different making statements in C. Participants’ feedback indicated a positive reception, particularly towards the logical thinking techniques. The session successfully met its objectives, and future sessions were suggested to include more time for in-depth exploration and additional coding case studies. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst. Professor, CSE Department, CEC, coordinated the event. About 46 students were benefited by this session.

A Session on Problem Solving Methods was organized by CSE Department in association with Coding Club on 05/06/2024, from 3.00 pm to 4.30 pm, at Lecture Hall-104 for IV-Semester B section Students. The resource person Dr. Sunil Kumar B L, HOD, CSE Department, CEC, provided an insight on the ways to solve problems on recursion. The session aimed to enhance participants' programming problem-solving skills by introducing various methods to solve problems, starting with understanding the problem and then deriving solutions using different techniques and data structures. Participant feedback indicated a positive reception, particularly towards the logical thinking techniques. The session successfully met its objectives, and future sessions were suggested to include more time for in-depth exploration and additional coding case studies. Mr. Rakshith M D, Asst. Professor, CSE Department, CEC, coordinated the event. About 53 students were benefited by this session.