GDSC

Gen AI Study Jams provided students an opportunity to kickstart their learning on Gen AI technology and implement the learning by enabling them to build projects on the Google Cloud platform.

To further help the students in their careers, we launched 3-day workshops on Web Development and ML/Data Science that allowed them to build hands-on projects in these fields. We witnessed an enthusiastic participation of 120+ students, and the events were a major success in helping students gain skills in their preferred domains

Aspire is our annual event that invites students to gain career guidance in their preferred fields. This year, we drew out tailored road maps in Blockchain, Web Development, and ML/Data Science, and launched the GoogleVerse segment — a section that included all relevant careers that can be facilitated by Google Technologies.

Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) members from around the world come together to create innovative solutions to tackle some of the world's most pressing challenges. Solution Challenge is open to GDSC members from universities all over. GDSC Members gave an info session about the challenge, and help prepare students in articulating project ideas.

Chords and Clues was a prompt engineering event, where participants had to input prompts into Gemini by Google and make it guess movies and songs given to them. With rounds of varying difficulty, some rounds included them having to guess the song name from cryptic clues first. Participation of 27 students.

Codecharades was a competitive event with participants being asked to guess songs and movies from clues hidden in code snippets written in Bhai-lang. We saw a participation of over 100 students from different years and streams, and the event lasted two hours on Day 1 of Impressions.

This 2-day-workshop brought in the participation of 100+ students, where they were taught Kotlin and Jetpack Compose through hands-on building of a chat app with the students using Kotlin with Jetpack Compose for the UI and Firebase for the backend of the application. The chat app is exclusively for JIIT students using email ID authentication. Additionally, the application is comprehensive with all the concepts of Android development, hence helping all participants kickstart their experiences in app dev.

The Internal Hackathon for SIH was conducted online on September 23-24, 2023 with offline evaluations by faculty coordinators on September 25, 2023, for all students across JIIT-62 and 128. The internal hackathon acted as the qualifiers for the SIH 2023.

The event gained enormous popularity amongst the students across all academic years. The event management was done over Discord, namely in organizing:

Evaluative Feedback Round -1: Conducted by the student organizing team, this round allowed the students to present their ideas and visions and get feedback for further implementation.

Evaluative Feedback Round -2:Conducted by student evaluators and teachers, this round was for the students to get constructive criticism for their implementations and prepare them for the final offline evaluation scheduled for the next day.

The offline evaluation was conducted by 12 faculty panels and was managed by the student coordination team. This round was for scoring the students and effectively shortlisting the entry teams for SIH ‘23.

The orientation held on August 1 2023, was an interactive offline event held for all freshers who showed keen interest in getting acquainted with the club and its numerous initiatives. The team was ecstatic to introduce GDSC to the students, along with discussing the development culture and the trending technologies in the world. Many team members shared their own experiences with GDSC and the college which was insightful for the freshers. We wrapped up the evening with hints on upcoming hackathons and events for the academic year. Overall, it was a fun and informative event.

Hackin' Winters: Hacking winter is a Hackathon which was successfully organised  by GDSC -62 on campus from 19-11-2022 to 20-11-2022 in CL-1 to CL-4.   The main motto of the event was to promote dev culture and a spirit of  healthy competition among students.

This hackathon helped in creating opportunities for students to learn and develop new skills faster. It helped in  development of  time management skills, new coding languages, programming techniques, or tools during a timed event.

This event  helped  in becoming more noticeable within and outside potential tech industries. It also helped Students to  get approval from tech companies and develop new relationships with potential stakeholders of the industry. Similarly, gaining industry recognition can help them pursue their preferred professional career and establish themselves as an expert in the programming field.

Aspire Session: GDSC JIIT is glad to have organized Aspire on November 17, 2022, where students were not only guided for career paths in technology, but they got their doubts about being an engineering student cleared. Aspire was one of the most anticipated and successful events this year, with massive participation and diverse content exemplifying career roadmaps to app development, cyber security, data science, blockchain, and competitive programming.  The event unfolded the various layers of technological professions, which was a learning experience for everyone.

Introduction to hackathons and Next.js, Data Science for dummies, Blockchain for dummies: In today's fast-paced world, theoretical knowledge is never enough for success in any domain of life. To help students fortify their passion for development, GDSC organized various hands-on workshops from November 14 to November 18, 2022. These workshops got the students familiarized with data science, and blockchain, and introduced them to hackathons and Next.js. We witnessed fun participation all three days, with participants who were keen to improve their skills and learn new ones. All in all, it was a thoughtful initiative that helped students gain knowledge and refine themselves.

Orientation: The orientation held on October 17, 2022, was an interactive offline event held for all freshers who showed keen interest in getting acquainted with the club and its numerous initiatives. The team was ecstatic to introduce GDSC to the students, along with discussing the development culture and the trending technologies in the world. Many team members shared their own experiences with GDSC and the college which was insightful for the freshers. We wrapped up the evening with hints on upcoming hackathons and events for the academic year. Overall, it was a fun and informative event.

Compose Camp: Android Development is one of the most exciting technological prospects today, and the Compose Camp held by GDSC in October 2022, was one of the most notable opportunities to get introduced to Android and build the foundations of its development for future career paths. The camp had two online sessions which involved getting hands-on experience with coding in Jetpack Compose, an important tool for building the Android user interface. The event showed massive participation from students who were eager to take the first step toward android development. GDSC is glad to have organized such an interactive event that helped so many students with coding and development.

Learn to Make your Portfolio: The workshop, held on 26th and 27th September 2020 was focussed towards teaching attendees how to create their own portfolio website. The workshop was divided into two days each session spanning for two hours.

Day 1 - HTML & CSS: On the first day, the attendees got to know about the importance of having a portfolio website and what technologies are involved in making one. Further, a hands-on session was conducted. The development session began with HTML and further went on explaining about CSS. The event gained a great response from the audience with numerous doubts solved by the end of the first day.

Day 2 - Javascript : On the second day, the CSS part was included in the project showing the audience how CSS changes the look of a website. Further, basics of Javascript were explained and the portfolio website was completed by adding a few on-click events. At the end, a small task of making one’s own portfolio website was given. Many people did the task, shared it with us. They were applauded on our social media handles. 

Web: Behind the Scenes: The GDSC JIIT team kickstarted its activities of Odd Semester 2020 through their first workshop on Node JS on 13^th September 2020 at 5 pm. The Workshop was 2 hours long and had its recording uploaded on the Youtube channel of GDSC JIIT. The workshop covered all the basic aspects of NodeJS, its history, usage in the industry, and what makes it suitable for backend development. The workshop was aimed at making the attendees understand the process of backend development by walking through a step-by-step procedure of making a REST API. The workshop was tailor-made for beginners who were not familiarized with Javascript. The workshop informed the attendees about setting up a server, rendering pages through template engines, middleware, and handling different types of requests at the backend. Further knowledge about Express JS and MongoDB connection was also provided. The workshop gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the workshop.

The Google Developer Student Club at Jaypee Institute of Information Technology (GDSC-JIIT) facilitated more than 100 students from JIIT in the annual Cloud Study Jams organized by Google. This event provided an excellent opportunity for students to enhance their cloud computing skills. As a result of their active participation and dedication, these students were rewarded with exciting swags. The campus, through the relentless hard work and commitment of the GDSC team, successfully crossed Tier 3 of achievement in the program. This milestone reflects the team's perseverance and the students' enthusiasm for learning and growth.

Hackin’ Summer ’22: The GDSC JIIT team along with 3 other hubs of JIIT-62 organised Hackin’ Summer ‘22. The event started with an intro session with the rules of the hackathon introduced. Further, an internal qualification for Smart India Hackathon ‘22 took place in the Computer Labs during the event. Tech talks took place on the evening 8th, 9th and 10th April which are available on the Youtube Channel of GDSC JIIT. The event concluded with the announcement of results.

Flutter Festival: The GDSC JIIT team organized the flutter festivals that started from 14 Feb till 29 Feb. Vibhor Garg was the Flutter Festivals Facilitator for the event this year. About 100 students attended the first session and we witnessed a continued participation throughout the event. There were total of 3 sessions conducted specifically on Flutter development and 1 session was organized for hands-on in Flutter. The event gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the event.

Aspire - To Grow: The GDSC JIIT team organised their most awaiting event called ASPIRE. Under this workshop, team members who are experts in different technologies try to give a roadmap to the junior students. This workshop was organised on 3^rd February 2022 at 6 pm. The Workshop was around 2 hours long. The workshop covered a roadmap for the technologies like Machine Learning (ML), App Development, Website Development, and Competitive Programming. The workshop aimed at providing not just a roadmap, but a complete talk on how to start learning, the best resources and what all opportunities are there in the technology. The workshop was tailor-made for freshers who were not familiarized with different technologies. The workshop helped in interacting with the new students and informed the attendees about what they would be doing in the coming years of their degree. The workshop gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the workshop.

QnA on STEP and GGS: The GDSC JIIT team organised a QnA session on the two most famous women opportunities called Google STEP internship and Generation Google Scholarship. Under this workshop, our team invites two guest speakers named Sejal Jain (A student of GTBIT } Generation Google Scholar APAC ‘21) and Anshee Mongia (A student of IGDTUW | Google STEP Intern’21). This event was organised on 11^th November 2021 at 6.30 pm and was hosted live on the GDSC JIIT Youtube channel. Its recording is uploaded there as well. The Workshop was around 2 hours long. The event covered a roadmap for getting into these opportunities beginning with an introduction of what these cool opportunities are about. The event aimed at clearing all the doubts girls face while applying for the opportunities. The workshop helped in interacting with the new students and informed the attendees about what all they can gain by applying. The workshop gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the workshop.

30 Days of GCP: The GDSC JIIT team organized the flagship event of GDSC i.e. 30 Days of Google Cloud Program starting from 27 Sep till 27 Oct. Satakshi Garg was the Google Cloud Facilitator for the event this year. 116 students could successfully complete 1 track and 95 students could complete 2 tracks successfully. GDSC JIIT organized a training bootcamp of 11 days on YouTube to help students complete various labs. Students learnt technologies like Kubernetes, cloud cluster during the event. The winners got a chance to receive swags from Google. The event gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the event.

Aspire - Let’s Talk: The GDSC JIIT team started a new event called ASPIRE. Under this workshop, team members who are experts in different technologies try to give a roadmap to the junior students. This workshop was organised on 6^th December 2020 at 5 pm. The Workshop was around 2 hours long. The workshop covered a roadmap for the technologies like Machine Learning (ML), App Development, Website Development, etc. This time, we encouraged women participants more, so we had a dedicated talk on Women Opportunities too. The workshop aimed at providing not just a roadmap, but a complete talk on how to start learning, the best resources and what all opportunities are there in the technology. The workshop was tailor-made for freshers who were not familiarized with different technologies. The workshop helped in interacting with the new students and informed the attendees about what they would be doing in the coming years of their degree. The workshop gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the workshop.

30 Days of GCP: The GDSC JIIT team organized the flagship event of GDSC i.e. 30 Days of Google Cloud Program starting from 27 Sep till 27 Oct. Ayan Goel was the Google Cloud Facilitator for the event this year. GDSC JIIT organized a training bootcamp on YouTube and Google Meet to help students complete various labs. Students learnt technologies like Kubernetes, cloud cluster during the event. The winners got a chance to receive swags from Google. The event gained an enthusiastic response from the audience and a lot of doubts were answered throughout the course of the event.

Orientation

Program Type:

Awareness/Motivational Program;

Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation;

Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests;

Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs;

Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts

Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

IPR; 

Entrepreneurship/Startup; 

Innovation 

Knowledge enhancement

Any Other (Specify)

Website Designing Competition

Program Type:

Awareness/Motivational Program

Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation

Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests

Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs

Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts

Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

IPR

Entrepreneurship/Startup

Innovation 

Knowledge enhancement

Any Other (Specify)

Workshop on Flutter

Program Type:

• Awareness/Motivational Program
• Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation
• Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests
• Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs
• Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts
• Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

• IPR
• Entrepreneurship/Startup
• Innovation 
• Knowledge enhancement
• Any Other (Specify)

UNO DOS TRES

Program Type:

Awareness/Motivational Program

Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation

Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests

Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs

Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts

Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

IPR; 

Entrepreneurship/Startup; 

Innovation 

Knowledge enhancement

Any Other (Specify)

Treasure Hunt

Program Type:

Awareness/Motivational Program

Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation

Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests

Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs

Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts

Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

IPR

Entrepreneurship/Startup

Innovation 

Knowledge enhancement

Any Other (Specify)

Workshop on PWA:

Program Type:

• Awareness/Motivational Program;
• Workshop/Training/Seminar/Conference/FDP/Orientation
• Exhibition of Innovative Products/E-Summits/Tech-Fests
• Hackathons/Competition/Boot-Camp/Exchange Programs
• Yoga and Sports, Creativity, Visual Arts
• Other Related Programs

Program Theme:

• IPR
• Entrepreneurship/Startup
• Innovation 
• Knowledge enhancement
• Any Other (Specify)

Hackathon: DevFest 2018 was among the first hackathons cum speaker session conducted by DSC JIIT-62 upon its establishment. It was a mesmerizing experience for all the attendees as well as the organizers and the faculties who were a part of the managing team. On 18th November 2018, a 12 hours hackathon was held, where the club got to see the best of the developers with their skills on display in the labs of JIIT. Other than that, there were hands-on sessions carried out by the organizing team throughout the day along with a lot of speaker sessions by esteemed speakers from LinkedIn and Facebook.

Webdev 18.2 - Backend: 

Webdev 18.2 was among the first technical workshops conducted by Developer Students Club, JIIT Noida-62 after it was founded in 2018. The three day event consisted of three technical workshops, all based on backend technologies, first one being ‘networking’ followed by ‘php introduction’ and ‘databases’. These technical workshops aimed to build a better understanding for such concepts among the students and help them step further in the world of back end web development.

Webdev 18.1 - Frontend: 

Webdev 18.1 was among the first technical workshops conducted by Developer Students Club, JIIT Noida-62 after it was founded in 2018. The three day event consisted of three technical workshops, all based on frontend technologies, first one being ‘HTML’ followed by ‘CSS’ and ‘Javascript’. These technical workshops aimed to build a better understanding for such concepts among the students and help them step further in the world of front end web development.

Orientation: DSC JIIT Noida began its year 2018 with its first event. A platform for all the budding developers in the first year to interact along with fun quizzes. Orientation session provided a necessary step for the DSC club and laid the foundation stone among students and enlightened them with the knowledge of development and a club fully dedicated to it.