Online Certifications

Python for Beginners Offered by: Christian Drumm, Stephan Jacobs Course dates: 2022-04-05 to 2022-06-01 Topics Python Fundamentals Lists and Loops Complex Data Types Reading and Writing Data Functions Libraries

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Name	Programming, Data Structures And Algorithms Using Python
Date	Jan 24, 2022 to Mar 18, 2022
Organizer	NPTEL, AICTE approved FDP course
Place	Online
Days	Eight weeks

 

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VTU Convocation

Let’s code with HackerRank

Department of CSE in association with UNICS - Coding Club was hosted an event “Let’s code with HackerRank” for 3rd semester CSE students on Dec 6, 2021 and Dec 7, 2021. The session aims to introduce students to the HackerRank platform. All 3rd semester students are hereby informed to attend the event without fail.

Time: 2pm‎ - ‎6pm, Venu: Room No. A348

Resource persons: Pooja R (7th Sem), Tejaswini T P (7th Sem) and Swetha M (7th Sem)

Student Coordinators: Sinchana Ughatge (5th Sem), Siri B A (5th Sem) and Neethu (5th Sem)

Script: Swaroop Aradhya N M(3rd Sem), Bhoomi Shree C P(3rd Sem), Tejashwini G M(3rd Sem) and Harshavardhan S Shet(3rd Sem)

Concept Design & Coding Club Incharge: Dr. Naveen Kumar K R Asst. Prof, CSE, BIET.

Program Coordinator: Dr. Nirmala C R Prof & Head, CSE, BIET.

Agenda:

1. Introduction of HackerRank to students

2. Creation of HackerRank account individually

3. Basic approach to problem solving

Event Report

Introduction to Python

Open Elective:  Python Application and Programming

Python is dynamically-typed and garbage-collected. It supports multiple programming paradigms, including structured (particularly, procedural), object-oriented and functional programming. It is often described as a "batteries included" language due to its comprehensive standard library.

Topics Discussed:

1. Dynamic type checking
2. Garbage collection
3. Programming paradigm
1. Imperative programming
1. Object-oriented programming
2. Declarative programming
1. Functional programming
4. Programming Examples

Performance Analysis

Delivered a session on Performance Analysis in the view of bridging curriculum gaps for the subject Data Structures and Applications to 3rd semester students on Oct 23, 2021. 

Topics discussed:

• Criteria for judging the programs
• Performance analysis 
• Program counter method
• Asymptotic notations
• Programming examples

Write Codes for Diagrams

INNOVATIVE TEACHING

Students are taught how to code for linked list by analyzing the stacks and heaps memory layouts.

Exam was conducted to evaluate the understanding. 

Students were given sample questions along with diagrams (memory layouts). They need to write the proper code.

Role-play: Comparison between Bubble sort and Insertion sort

Role Play was conducted for the Topic: Comparison between Bubble sort and Insertion sort on Oct 7, 2021.

Topic discussed:

Brief description of the Bubble Sort and Insertion Sort, Algorithm followed by role-play played by  the students (3rd A Section, CSE, BIET) to understand the working nature of the aforementioned sorting algorithms.