Upcoming Events & Workshops
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We are currently planning our agenda for the next academic semester. Check back soon for announcements on upcoming technical workshops and coding competitions!
Past Events & Achievements
We regularly conduct technical workshops, gaming tournaments, and tech contests at the college level to drive hands-on learning and team collaboration.
2-Day Arduino Learning Workshop
A hands-on, two-day intensive training bootcamp focusing on microcontroller programming, basic sensor interfacing, and actuator controls.
F1 & Disney Speedstorm Racing Competition
An esports racing tournament featuring both F1 and Disney Speedstorm, attracting virtual drivers from all engineering departments to compete for the fastest lap time.
Free VR Experience Event
An interactive campus showcase where all club members could experience premium VR gaming and industrial simulator controls free of charge.
Poster Making Competition
A creative competition blending design and technology where participants designed posters utilizing all kinds of tools.
Algorithmic Coding Competition
A fast-paced algorithmic problem-solving contest testing students on efficiency, programming logic, and computational complexity.
Live PC Assembly Workshop
A live demonstration led by a hardware expert showing step-by-step assembly of custom computer rigs, component selection, and safety protocols.
Dirt Rally Competition
An exciting racing game competition where students competed for cash prizes by setting the fastest lap times in Dirt Rally.
Project Showcase Event
An exhibition where students presented their self-built robotics and electronics projects to faculty, peers, and the college principal.
El Caza 2.0
An exhilarating treasure hunt and Capture The Flag (CTF) event where teams raced against time to solve complex puzzles and claim the ultimate prize.
Introduction to Arduino Workshop
A foundational training session conducted in 2022 introducing students to the basics of microcontroller coding, sensor interfacing, and building simple autonomous systems.
