The Computer Science Department recently conducted an enlightening documentary program titled “Shielding the Earth: Understanding Ozone Day” for first-year students. The session provided participants with valuable insights into the importance of Ozone Day and the critical role the ozone layer plays in safeguarding our planet.
In observance of World First Aid Day, Malabar College of Arts and Science, Moodadi, organized an informative and practical class aimed at equipping students with essential first aid skills.
The Department of Computer Science, in association with IQAC, organized a program titled “ChatGPT: The Art of Conversation” for first-year BCA and BSc Computer Science students. The session aimed to introduce students to the workings of ChatGPT and raise awareness about its practical applications in conversation and problem-solving.
The LinkedIn program for fifth-semester Computer Science students sounds like a valuable initiative, especially with its focus on optimizing profiles, networking, and job search strategies. The positive feedback shows it made a meaningful impact, and it’s great that areas for future improvement were identified!
The Department of Computer Science at Malabar College of Arts and Science conducted a workshop titled “UML for Innovators: Crafting Software Architecture”.It aimed to enhance students’ understanding of Unified Modeling Language (UML), its types, and its practical applications in software architecture.
The seminar on Graph Theory sounds like it provided a valuable introduction to an important subject, especially with the active student participation. Events like these are great for fostering critical thinking and engagement with mathematical concepts!
The event ‘Pro File: Crafting the Perfect Resume’ sounds like it was a valuable experience for the students, giving them essential skills to enhance their resumes and prepare for future job opportunities.
Fifth semester BCA students of our college visited Cybrosys Technology, a leading IT company located at Kinfra Park, Kakkancheri, for an industrial visit. The objective of the visit was to provide students with hands-on experience and exposure to the latest technologies and industry practices.
The Computer Science Department successfully conducted an engaging event, “Emoji Tech Decode,” for 5th-semester BCA and BSc Computer Science students. Participants eagerly decoded technology-related terms using creative emoji combinations, promoting critical thinking while exploring modern technologies in a fun and interactive setting.
The department of science hosted a welcoming induction program for first year computer science and food technology students.
