Media Release
Mangaluru, Oct 27: Srinivas University Institute of Engineering and Technology Mukka Organised a Code Meet 2023 an Educational, Collaborative and Inspirational Event conducted on October 27 to 29 at Srinivas University Mukka Campus.
On 27th of October, chief guest of the program, manager of Infosys Rohith Pai inaugurated the program and said, "Focus on your weaknesses but put more pressure on your strength. Life is not what happens to you it is what you do which happens to you." He advised students to make a user-friendly application so they connect people easily.
Srinivas University pro chancellor Dr A Srinivas Rao said, "Coding is a relationship between man and machine. The world has evolved so much in technology there should be a spirit while coding. Industry will be benefited if we are good in coding. This opportunity will help students with the profession."
Srinivas University chancellor Dr CA A Raghavendra Rao said in his presidential address, "Nothing is impossible, make up your mind to do coding. Devote time to learn new things. Skill is very important and it must be acquired. He advised students to be an asset to the society."
Srinivas University Board of Governors Trustee member Prof Er Mitra S Rao said, "There is a lot of change happening both in personal as well as in technology. We should work hard for making our country from developing country to developed country."
Srinivas University Board of Governors Trustee member A Vijayalakshmi R Rao congratulated the organisers for conducting this event and wished all the students.
Srinivas University Web flow Community mentor Dr Sushma Akkaraju briefed about the event and said, "This event is mainly held to focus the talents of the students. It is a technical platform to showcase the skills of the student and to face coding challenges."
Srinivas University registrar Dr Anil Kumar, Srinivas University development registrar Dr Ajay Kumar, program convener Ranjit Kolkar, student coordinators Sidharth V K and Abrar Navalur were present.
SUIET dean Dr Thomas Pinto extended a warm welcome, Prof Varsha G B proposed a vote of thanks.