The Department of Information Science and Engineering, in association with GeekHub and Industry Connect, conducted a session on " Bootstrapping Python: Setting Up your Coding Environment - Series 1" exclusively for the sixth-semester students on 5th March 2025. The session, attended by around 55 students, was led by Mr. Ramesh Nayak, Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE, who provided valuable insights into the basics of Python and setting up of coding platform. The session was coordinated by Ms. Sushma M D.

The Department of ISE, in association with the IQAC and ICT Academy, conducted a Five-Day Faculty Development Program on Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate from 24th Feb to 1st March 2025 at Canara Engineering College. Led by Ms. Sumathi Jeevanandham, the sessions covered data preparation, transformation, DAX calculations, and report designing through hands-on training. The program was coordinated by Mr. Ranganatha K under the guidance of Dr. H Manoj T Gadiyar, HoD, ISE. The objective of the Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate FDP To equip individuals with the skills necessary to effectively collect, transform, analyze, and visualize data using Power BI, enabling them to create interactive dashboards and reports that deliver actionable insights to business stakeholders, ultimately demonstrating proficiency in data analysis within a business context using the Power BI platform. The outcome of the Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate FDP Understanding how to build a logical data model in Power BI, including creating relationships between tables and optimizing data structures for efficient analysis Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Wr3Ex9PoS/

The Department of Information Science and Engineering, in association with the Research and Development Cell, organized an expert session on “Designing Brighter Minds: A Psychology-Driven Teaching Approach” for the faculty of Canara Engineering College on 22-02-2025, Saturday. Mr. Vinodd Nayak, a Career Counselor, Trainer, and Transformation Consultant, as resource person, emphasized faculty with insights into psychology-driven teaching methods to enhance student engagement and learning outcomes. It provided the faculty with insights into the importance of cognitive strategies, emotional intelligence, and adaptive teaching techniques for effective education.

The Department of Information Science and Engineering, in association with the Research and Development Cell, organized an expert session on “Beyond Degrees: Crafting a Purpose-Driven Career” for 6th-semester students on 21-02-2025, Friday. Mr. Vinodd Nayak, a Career Counselor, Trainer, and Transformation Consultant, as resource person, emphasized skill development, strategic career planning, and personal growth for long-term success. a total of 322 6th sem students of different departments participated in the event and gained knowledge in understanding themselves so that they can plan for their future.

The Department of Information Science and Engineering in association with GeekHub and Industry Connect conducted a session on "Fundamentals of Java - Series 1" exclusively for the fourth-semester A and B sections on 19th February 2025. The session attended by over 110 students, was led by Mr. Vasanth Nayak, Assistant Professor, Department of ISE and Ms. Geethalaxmi, Assistant Profesor, Department of ISE, who provided valuable insights into the basics of Java programming. The session was coordinated by Mr. Pradeep M, Assistant Professor, Department of ISE.

InnoTechX 2024, A Mini Project Expo was successfully organized by the Department of IS&E under the Institutions Innovation Council for 5th semester IS&E students on December 11,2024. The expo was evaluated by internal judges Mr. Ramesh Nayak, Assistant Professor Department of IS&E and Mr. Ajay Shet, Assistant Professor Department of CSE. A total of 16 teams consisting of 62 students participated and presented their project to the judges, faculties, and students of lower semester and other departments. All the projects done by the students were appreciated by the panel. Valuable suggestions were given to improve and add extra features into their projects. Projects titled “Mind-care: A sentiment analysis framework for mental health detection”, “Women Shield- A Secure and Safety Device” and “IoT based irrigation pump automation” were selected as the top 3 projects out of the 16 projects.

Department of Information Science & Engineering in association with Institutions Innovation Council (IIC) organized project exhibition “Nirmaan 2024 - Idea to Innovation”, on 10 December 2024, as part of College level project exhibition "Innovations Showcase". Seventeen Project teams (66 Students) participated and presented their project to the judges, faculties and to the students of lower semester during their visit. The projects were evaluated by Mr. Harish Neermarga, Accolade Tech Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Dr. Dinesh Naik, NITK Surathkal as external judge and Mrs. Sowmya K, Dept. of CSE and Mrs. Saritha Suvarna, Dept. of CSE as internal judge. Projects titled “Real-Time Collaborative code Editor for Seamless Tech Interviews” lead by Miss. Amulya Jois was selected as the best project followed by “HealthHub-Rapid Diagnosis Model” lead by Mr. Pradyumna D Bhat and “Advanced Browser Extension for Dark Pattern Detection and Mitigation” lead by Mr. Kartik Girish Pai scoring second and third place. All projects were appreciated by all the judges and have given valuable suggestions to improve their project.

On 5th December 2024 , our department 3rd -semester students embarked on an industrial visit to the Center of Excellence for Cyber Security at MIT Manipal, as well as the Manipal Universal Technology Business Bio-Incubator (MUTBI). A total of 108 students participated in this enlightening event, which was coordinated by Mr. Ranganatha K, Assistant Professor, Dr. Narayan Naik Associate Professor, Mrs. Shilpa B Assistant Professor, Mrs. Geethalaxmi Assistant Professor, Mr. Pradeep Murur Assistant Professor and Mr. Sowjan and Mr. Kishore are the student coordinator. During the visit, students gained valuable insights into IoT and learned about the functioning of cybersecurity in a smart city model. Furthermore, they acquired knowledge about the incubator facility and how it provides entrepreneurial opportunities for innovative ideas. Objectives: Explore the research, education, and training initiatives at the Center of Excellence for Cybersecurity. Gain insights into the technologies and methodologies being developed and tested at the center. Discuss potential collaborations between academia (MAHE) and industry in the field of cybersecurity Outcome: The visit would lead to a deeper understanding of cutting-edge technologies being explored in cybersecurity, such as advanced encryption techniques, threat intelligence, and vulnerability assessment tools. Link: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Un62mYAVA/

The Department of Information Science and Engineering (ISE), in collaboration with GeekHub, Industry Connect Club, and IIC, successfully conducted the technical event "INFOVATION" on 20th November 2024. The event, designed to provide students with valuable technical insights and skill-building opportunities, witnessed enthusiastic participation and was deemed a significant success. The formal function was followed by the events like error expedition, blind coding and UI Battle. The event concluded with a final round and the announcement of winners, celebrating the participants' efforts and achievements. "INFOVATION" provided a platform for students to showcase their abilities, fostered learning, and contributed significantly to their professional growth. The event was coordinated by Mr. Ranganath K., Assistant Professor, Department of IS&E. The objective : 1. Provide students with technical insights and skill-building opportunities. 2. Enhance students' practical knowledge in design, debugging, and error-solving through hands-on activities. Outcomes of the Program 1. Students gained valuable experience in UI design, debugging, and error correction, improving their technical proficiency. 2. The event enhanced participants' ability to approach technical problems analytically and creatively. 3. The activities bridged the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, equipping students with skills relevant to industry needs. Link : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/EeY7gRpT6cF32KZk/

The Department of Information Science and Engineering, in collaboration with GeekHub and Industry Connect Club, organized a comprehensive series of sessions titled "CISCO Routing and Switching: Best Practices and Essentials" from October 23, 2024, to December 12, 2024(30 hours) .Conducted on Wednesday from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM, these sessions featured Mr. Vasanth Nayak, Assistant Professor ISE as the resource person and attracted active participation of 60 students of 3rd year ISE. The program aimed to bridge theoretical knowledge in computer networks with hands-on practical applications, fostering an enriched learning experience and professional growth for students. The sessions delved into various aspects of CISCO IOS, focusing on its critical role in managing routers and switches. Key topics included the foundational configuration of routers and switches, the setup and configurations of routing protocols such as RIP, OSPF, and the exploration of real-world scenarios through detailed case studies. Emphasizing a practical approach to network management through various network layer protocols the series highlighted the importance of protocols, secure configurations, and robust network design

HacktoberFest24, hosted by Canara Engineering College from October 20th to October 30th, 2024, was a 11-day event open to students from all departments of the institution. Aimed at promoting open-source contributions and collaborative development, the event attracted 18 participants who actively engaged in meaningful coding projects and skill-building activities. The event featured a variety of activities such as open-source project contributions, code reviews, problem-solving challenges, and knowledge-sharing sessions. These activities were designed to cater to participants with diverse technical expertise, ensuring an inclusive and engaging experience. Students from different departments brought unique perspectives, enriching the collaborative efforts and broadening the scope of the projects tackled. HacktoberFest24 had a significant impact, fostering a culture of open-source contribution and enhancing participants' technical and teamwork skills. By engaging in hands-on activities, students gained practical knowledge, networked with peers, and developed a deeper appreciation for collaborative development.

A session on fostering research integration in engineering education was conducted on October 16, 2024, from 2 PM to 4 PM, with Dr. H Manoj T Gadiyar as the resource person. The session, attended by 47 participants, focused on how integrating research into engineering curricula can enhance students' learning and professional development. It explored various strategies for promoting research-based learning in engineering education, emphasizing practical approaches to encourage innovation and problem-solving.

Ms. Chaitra Nayak, an ISE alumnus and 2024 CEC graduate, spoke to the final-year ISE students and provided them with advice and information to help them get ready for the impending placement drive. She told us that the written exam for the first round would include questions about attitude, coding exercises, and riddles. She encouraged us to put in a lot of effort and stressed the significance of doing well in the first round. She also offers advice on how to perform well in the phase and on the upcoming t round.

A session on Prompt Engineering was conducted on September 25, 2024, from 2 PM to 4 PM, led by Mr. Akasha Javali, a 3rd-year ISE student. The session was attended by 47 participants and began with an introduction to the basics of prompt engineering and its applications in AI models. Key concepts of crafting, refining, and optimizing prompts were explored, with clear distinctions and use cases provided. The session also featured hands-on activities, where participants worked through practical examples to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed.

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A session on Machine Learning Fundamentals was conducted on July 10, 2024, at 2 PM, with Mr. Snehal Rai, a 2nd-year ISE student, as the resource person. The session was attended by a total of 59 participants. It began with an introduction to the basics of machine learning and its various types, including supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. Concepts of classification and clustering were explored, with clear distinctions and use cases provided for each. Practical demonstrations on Google Colab were also included, showcasing examples of classifiers to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed. On 10th July 2024, a session on Machine Learning Fundamentals was conducted starting at 2 PM, with Mr. Snehal Rai, a 2nd-year ISE student, as the resource person. The session was attended by a total of 59 participants. Mr. Rai began by explaining the basics of machine learning and its various types, including supervised, unsupervised, and reinforcement learning. He delved into the concepts of classification and clustering, providing clear distinctions and use cases for each. The session also included practical demonstrations on Google Colab, showcasing examples of classifiers to illustrate the theoretical concepts discussed.

A talk on “Promoting Responsible Behavior and Academic Excellence” was held on July 8th, 2024, at 3 PM for 4th semester ISE students. The session was led by Ms. Sandhya P, Counsellor of CEC, and coordinated by Mr. Ramesh Nayak, Assistant Professor in the ISE department. Ms. Sandhya emphasized the importance of maintaining a balanced approach to relationships and studies, highlighting that students should be friendly and avoid constant distractions from the mobile phones. She stressed the value of discipline, regular class attendance, and active participation in class activities. Additionally, she advised against over-reliance on artificial intelligence-supported answers, encouraging students to engage in self-learning and exploration. Approximately 62 students attended the session, which concluded with a feedback survey and a quiz.

The workshop on "Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and IP Management for Startups" was conducted by the Department of ISE in association with IIC on July 3, 2024, in the seminar hall. A total of 91 students from the 2nd and 3rd years participated in the workshop. Objective: The workshop focused on the importance of Intellectual Property Rights and covered various categories such as Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights, with examples. It was a great success and provided students with valuable knowledge. The workshop attracted a good number of participants and added significant value to all those who attended. It concluded with a team activity. Ms. Amulya Jois served as the MC, and Ms. Maithili R. Shetty introduced the guest. The program was coordinated by Mr. Ranganath K., Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE. Outcome: Students gained a comprehensive understanding of Intellectual Property Rights, including Patents, Trademarks, and Copyrights.procedures involved in filing for patents, registering trademarks, and securing copyrights. The concluding team activity provided students with hands-on experience, reinforcing the concepts learned during the workshop. Link : https://www.facebook.com/share/p/hCeZ8cR2XRXGzeNp/?mibextid=oFDknk

On July 2nd, 2024, a session on user awareness for 3rd-year students of ISE was held on Knimbus from 2 PM, with a total of 47 participants. The session aimed to enhance students' knowledge and skills in navigating and utilizing the Knimbus platform. Participants were introduced to various features and tools available on Knimbus, enabling them to maximize their research and learning capabilities.