Computer Science (Aided)

He has explained about  cyber security, cyber vulnerability, Cyber threats, key components of threat intelligence, Malware Analysis, Hacking, Ethical Hacking tools, futuristic technology of hacking.

It is organized to equip faculty members with essential knowledge on IPR and Modern Digital Tools that enhance teaching methodologies. It aimed to bridge the gap between research, innovation, and digital education while ensuring academic integrity and effective knowledge gain.

The competitions for school students including Drawing, Essay writing and Oratorical contests, were organized with the aim of promoting science education and fostering a competitive spirit among participants. The drawing competition stimulated creativity and artistic expression, allowing students to visually represent scientific concepts. The essay writing competition provided a platform for in-depth exploration of scientific topics, enhancing research and writing skills.

The competitions for school students including Quiz, Drawing, Essay writing and Oratorical contests, were organized with the aim of promoting science education and fostering a competitive spirit among participants. The Quiz competition tested students knowledge of scientific facts and principles, encouraging active learning and quick thinking. The drawing competition stimulated creativity and artistic expression, allowing students to visually represent scientific concepts.

The Department of Computer Science(Aided) organized a Workshop on Prompt Engineering on 12.09.2025 with the objective of equipping participants with the knowledge and skills to effectively interact with Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, particularly Large Language Models (LLMs).

The "Campus to Corporate Training" program has yielded significant outcomes in preparing students for a successful transition from academic life to the professional world. One of the most notable outcomes is the enhancement of communication skills. Participants developed the ability to express themselves clearly and confidently in both verbal and written forms, which is essential for interviews, presentations, and workplace interactions.

The primary aim of the workshop was to introduce participants to the fundamentals of animation and game design while offering them hands-on experience with industry-standard software and tools. The workshop attracted a diverse group of participants, including students, professionals, and aspiring designers, all eager to explore the exciting fields of animation and game development.

The Department of Computer Science (Aided) organized a one-day seminar titled “Exploring AI: From Smart Tools to Future Careers” on 19.09.2025 at C-34.

The session commences with a warm welcome address by Dr.A.Kavitha, Head of the Department, Computer Science (Aided).

Following the welcome, the session was led by Mr. K.M. Keerthi Raajan, Software Engineer, who delivered an insightful presentation focused on “Carrer Opportunities and Skill Development”.