Kunal Roy

    • One-Day Seminar on Machine Learning and Full Stack Development

    Date: September 19, 2024
    Venue: Seminar Hall, DIATM
    Organized by: Department of MCA, DIATM
    Participants: 80 Students
    Keynote Speaker: Mr. Krishna Kumar, Senior Data Scientist and Director of AICT

    Introduction

    On September 19, 2024, the Department of Master of Computer Applications (MCA) at DIATM successfully hosted a one-day seminar focused on the themes of Machine Learning and Full Stack Development. With the rapid evolution of technology, this seminar aimed to equip students with crucial insights and practical knowledge in these dynamic fields.

    Objectives

    The seminar aimed to:

    • Provide a foundational understanding of Machine Learning and Full Stack Development.
    • Highlight current trends and career opportunities within these domains.
    • Foster an interactive learning environment for students.

    Schedule

    The seminar featured a carefully curated schedule with insightful sessions led by industry experts.

    Morning Session: Machine Learning

    • 10:30 AM – 11:30 PM: Keynote Address by Mr. Krishna Kumar
      • Overview: Mr. Kumar delivered an engaging keynote address on the transformative impact of Machine Learning in various sectors. He discussed key algorithms, their applications, and the ethical considerations in AI development.
    • 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM: Advanced Machine Learning Techniques
      • Overview: Mr. Kumar provided insights into advanced techniques such as deep learning and neural networks, demonstrating their application through case studies.

    Afternoon Session: Full Stack Development

    • 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM: Introduction to Full Stack Development
      • Overview: The speaker discussed the full stack development lifecycle, introducing students to essential front-end and back-end technologies, including React, Node.js, and databases.
    • 3:00 PM – 4:30 PM: Hands-On Workshop: Building a Web Application
      • Overview: Participants engaged in a practical workshop where they collaborated to build a simple web application, reinforcing their understanding of concepts discussed earlier.

    Participation and Engagement

    The seminar attracted a total of 80 students, who actively participated in discussions and engaged with the speakers during Q&A sessions. The enthusiasm and curiosity displayed by the participants contributed to a vibrant atmosphere of learning.

    Feedback

    Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive:

    • Content Relevance: Many students praised the relevance and depth of the topics covered, particularly appreciating Mr. Kumar’s insights into Machine Learning applications.
    • Hands-On Experience: The practical workshop received commendations for its interactive format, allowing students to apply their knowledge in a collaborative setting.
    • Interest in Future Events: Participants expressed a keen interest in more advanced seminars and workshops that delve deeper into specific technologies and frameworks.

    Conclusion

    The one-day seminar on Machine Learning and Full Stack Development successfully achieved its objectives, providing valuable insights and practical skills to students. The Department of MCA at DIATM remains committed to fostering an educational environment that supports professional growth and innovation in technology.

    Acknowledgments

    We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Krishna Kumar for his keynote address, as well as to all speakers and workshop leaders for their contributions. Special thanks to the organizing committee and the administration for their support in facilitating this event.