ACADEMIC YEAR 2025-2026
Department Activities: 2024-2025
The Pongal celebration, organized by the Department of Artificial Intelligence at DRBCCC Hindu College, was a grand occasion that highlighted the essence of Tamil culture and tradition. The event aimed to foster cultural awareness among students and staff while bringing the AI department together in festive spirit.
The celebration began at 10:00 am with a live demonstration of traditional Pongal cooking, where students and staff participated enthusiastically. Dance, songs, and skits depicting the significance of Pongal in Tamil culture. Students showcased traditional Tamil outfits, reflecting the spirit of Pongal.
The seminar titled “AI for Cyber Defense : Enhancing Security and Resilience” was organized by the
Department of Artificial Intelligence at DRBCCC Hindu College. The session aimed to provide insights
into cutting-edge advancements and technologies of AI in the field of Cyber Defense, shedding light on
the innovations, challenges, and potential applications in Cyber Defense.
The session began at 11:00 am with a welcome address by the Head of the Department of Artificial
Intelligence. Mr. Gunasekaran Loganathan took the stage at 11:15 am, delivering a comprehensive
presentation on AI in Cyber Defense and the role of immersive experiences of AI technologies and
applications in the world of Cyber Defense.
Key highlights from the session included:
1.An overview of AI in Cyber Defense, including Threat Detection and Prevention, Incident Response,
Deception Technology and Practical demonstrations of how AI in Cyber Defense is being utilized in the
Futuristic World.
2.A discussion on Cyber Defense and how it integrates AI with real world data.
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence, in association with the Alumni
Association, successfully organized an Alumni Guest Lecture followed by a Panel Discussion on January
31, 2025
The event was aimed at enhancing students' knowledge of career opportunities, skill development, and the
latest trends in the field of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence
Alumni Guest Lecture: "Current Blooming Opportunities"
The session was delivered by Mr. Mukesh Mani, who provided valuable insights into emerging trends in
networking, cybersecurity, and cloud computing. He discussed:
1 : The latest industry demands and job opportunities.
2 : The importance of certifications in networking (CCNA, AWS, etc.)
3 : The evolution of AI in networking and security.
Alumni Panel Discussion: "Career Guidance on Skills and Development"
The panel discussion, led by both resource persons, covered the importance of skill-building, interview
preparation, and career planning. Key takeaways included:
1 : Essential technical and soft skills required for IT and networking roles.
2 : Internships, projects, and certifications that boost employability
3 : Job market trends and emerging opportunities in AI and networking.
TThe AI and Data Science departments successfully conducted a life skills seminar titled "Beyond Taboos:
Embracing Hygiene & Wellness with Confidence." The program aimed to educate and empower female
students by providing essential knowledge on personal health, hygiene, and wellness while breaking
societal stigmas surrounding these topics on 13/02/2025.
Program Highlights
The session commenced with an opening address by Mrs.Gajalakshmi, Founder of Mahila emphasizing the
importance of life skills education in personal well-being. The event featured:
1 : Informative Sessions: Expert talks on hygiene management, self-care routines, and wellness tips.
2 : Interactive Discussions: Students were encouraged to share their concerns and ask questions in a
supportive environment.
3 : Myth-Busting Activity: A session debunking common misconceptions related to hygiene and wellness..
Key Takeaways
●Understanding the importance of proper hygiene management.
●Awareness of health issues and their preventive measures.
●Breaking the stigma associated with health-related discussions
●Boosting self-confidence and self-care practices.
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence, in association with the IQAC,
successfully organized World Computer Day by engaging students in technical and creative competitions
and followed by a Guest Lecture on February 15, 2025.
The event was aimed at enhancing students' knowledge and skills in AI, problem-solving, branding, and
logical reasoning. To provide insights into AI-powered applications and GPT-based innovations through a
guest lecture. To encourage inter-departmental participation and foster a spirit of innovation and
collaboration.
Event Highlights :
The event featured the following key components:
A. Interdepartmental Competitions
Four competitions were conducted to challenge students’ technical and analytical abilities:
1 : Findensekt – A tech-based scavenger hunt.
2 : Solution Showdown – A problem-solving and innovation challenge.
3 : BrandMark Battle – A marketing and branding competition.
4 : Logical Leap – A logic and reasoning challenge.
Participants showcased their skills in AI applications, critical thinking, and creativity, competing for
top honors.
B. Guest Lecture
A distinguished guest speaker, Mr. Gokul K (Software Developer, NeeVee Technologies), delivered a
session on:
"AI-Powered Apps: Transforming User Experience with GPT and Beyond"
1: The session explored the impact of Generative AI on user experience.
2 : Real-world applications of GPT-powered AI solutions were demonstrated.
3 : Students actively engaged in the Q&A session, gaining valuable insights into emerging AI trends.
The seminar titled “Unlocking Logic Programming: An Introduction to Prolog” was organized by the Department of Artificial Intelligence at DRBCCC Hindu College. The session aimed to provide insights into the emerging field of Artificial Intelligence with Prolog, shedding light on the innovations, challenges, and potential applications in various industries.
Key highlights from the session included:
1.An overview of Prologs, including Backtracking, Knowledge representation, and Declarative nature.
2.Practical demonstrations of how Prolog is being utilized in various sectors.
3.A discussion on Prolog and how it integrates AI with real world data.
4.Future prospects of Prolog and the career opportunities available for students in these growing
fields.
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence, in association with the Institution's
Innovation Council (IIC), celebrated World Youth Skills Day on July 15, 2024.
This event was designed to foster skill development, creativity, and innovation among students through a
series of competitions. The activities included a quiz competition, a debugging contest, and a poster
design competition.
competitions for the event include:
1. **Brain Battle:** To test students' knowledge on a variety of subjects related to skills development.
2. **Glitch Guardian:** Where students can showcase their problem-solving abilities by identifying and
correcting errors in computer programs.
3. **Poster Palooza:** To encourage artistic expression and communication of ideas related to skills
development.
4. **Cool Cuisine:** Promoting culinary skills through creative dishes that do not require conventional
cooking methods.
The primary objective of this event was to shed light on the increasing prevalence of modern diseases and explore how ancient yoga and nature cure methods can serve as effective remedies. The program aimed to promote awareness about holistic health practices that have been a part of India's traditional knowledge systems and to encourage participants to integrate these practices into their daily lives for better health and well-being.
A certified yoga instructor conducted a demonstration and workshop, showcasing various yoga asanas
(postures) and pranayama (breathing techniques) known for their therapeutic benefits. Participants were
encouraged to practice these techniques to enhance physical and mental well-being.
A presentation was given on the principles of nature cure, emphasizing the use of natural elements
such as diet, water, air, sunlight, and herbs in healing and maintaining health. The speaker elaborated
on how these methods can complement conventional treatments and offer sustainable solutions for common
ailments.
The event included an interactive session where participants could ask questions and share their experiences. This segment provided a platform for discussion and knowledge exchange on the practical applications of yoga and nature cure in daily life.
The B.Sc Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence Department organized a one-day visit to DakshinaChitra Museum and Mahabalipuram on 01st August 2024. The excursion aimed to provide students with an immersive experience in South Indian culture and heritage, enhancing their historical knowledge and appreciation for ancient art and architecture
DakshinaChitra Museum:
- Cultural Exhibits: Students were exposed to the diverse architectural styles of South Indian houses,
traditional crafts, and folk performances.
- Interactive Sessions: Craft demonstrations and interactive sessions with artisans provided students
with a hands-on understanding of traditional skills and techniques.
Mahabalipuram:
- Historical Monuments: The visit to Mahabalipuram allowed students to witness the grandeur of ancient
Pallava architecture, including the intricately carved rock-cut temples and sculptures.
- Guided Tours: Knowledgeable guides provided in-depth historical context and interesting anecdotes
about the significance of each monument, enhancing the learning experience.
Department Activities: 2023-2024
The Department of Artificial Intelligence at DRBCCC Hindu College hosted a national webinar titled "Cognizance of the Power of ChatGPT and Generative AI" on 30-08-2023 at Calavala Ramanujam Chetty Conference Hall. Speaker: The webinar featured a diverse speaker, Er. Ramkumar Ramasubramanian Iyer, Senior Software Engineer, Contiem. He is a renowned expert in the field of artificial intelligence. Agenda: The event began with warm welcome and an introduction to the objectives and expectations of the webinar by Dr.U. Urathal Alias Sri Swathiga, Head of the Department of Artificial Intelligence. The organizers emphasized the importance of understanding and harnessing the potential of ChatGPT. The Chief Guest Introduction done by Dr. A.Parimala, Assistant Professor, Department of Statistics. A Special Address given by Dr. N. Rajendra Naidu, Director from DRBCCC Hindu College. Paricipants: The webinar was attended by over 250 online participants from various colleges all over India and 96 students from the Department of Data Science and Artificial Intelligence. Conclusion: It facilitated meaningful discussions on the capabilities and ethical implications of AI, with a particular focus on ChatGPT. Dr. D. Lakshminarayanan, Head, Department of Data Science, would like to express their gratitude to all the speakers, participants, and sponsors who made this webinar possible. Special thanks to the Department of Artificial Intelligence at DRBCCC Hindu College for their dedication to advancing AI education and research.
On September 20, 2023, a group of 46 students from the department of Artificial Intelligence went on an education tour of the Connemara Public Library and the Government Museum, Egmore. The tour was organized by the department of Artificial Intelligence and was led by two teachers Dr. U. Urathal Alias Sri Swathiga and Prof. S. Sahayajothi. The purpose of the tour was to expose students to the rich cultural heritage of Chennai and to help them learn more about the history and culture of India.
On July 19, 2023, first-year AI students attended a Basics of Python quiz through Quizizz. The quiz was designed to assess their understanding of the fundamentals of Python programming, including data types, variables, functions, control flow, and object-oriented programming. Quizizz is a gamified learning platform that allows teachers to create and deliver interactive quizzes to students. Quizzes can be taken on any device with an internet connection, and students can compete against each other in real time. Students were given 30 minutes to complete the quiz. They were allowed to use their textbooks, notes, and other resources, but they were not allowed to collaborate with each other. After the quiz was completed, Quizizz automatically graded the results and generated a leaderboard. Students were able to see their scores and review their answers immediately. The quiz was a valuable learning experience for the students. It helped them to assess their understanding of the material and to identify any areas where they needed additional review. The quiz also provided the teacher with feedback on how well the students were learning the material.
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S.NO |
Name of Add on Certificate programs offered |
Duration of course Online |
Number of students enrolled in the year |
Number of Students completing the course in the year |
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1 |
Masterclass in Java Programming Pantech Learning |
21days |
38 |
5 |
|
2 |
JavaScript Essential Training |
5hrs 40 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
3 |
Python Essential Training |
4hrs 22 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
4 |
Learning Python |
3hrs 5 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
5 |
Learning Java 11 |
2hrs 43 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
6 |
HTML Essential Training |
2hrs 45 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
7 |
ISO 27001:2013- Cyber Security |
1hr 29 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
8 |
Cert Prep: Microsoft Security Operations Analyst Associate |
1hr 31 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
9 |
Information Security Governance |
1hr 48 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
10 |
Learning Canvas |
1hr 54 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
11 |
Customer insights and Consumer Analytics for organizations |
1hr 9 minutes |
2 |
2 |
|
12 |
SSL Certificates for Web Developers |
1hr 25 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
13 |
HTML and CSS: Linking |
1hr 44 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
14 |
2D Game Design and Development |
1hr 9 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
15 |
Cybersecurity Awareness: Cybersecurity Terminology |
44 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
16 |
Oracle Java Cerification: 1 Data Types |
34 minutes |
4 |
4 |
|
17 |
Oracle Java Certification: 2 Operators and Decision Statements |
32 minutes |
3 |
3 |
|
18 |
Oracle Java Certification: 3 Methods and Inheritance |
35 minutes |
1 |
1 |
|
19 |
Great Learning: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence |
1 |
1 |
|
|
20 |
Great Learning: Introduction to Deep Learning |
1 |
1 |