Media Release
Udupi, Dec 15: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Shri Madhwa Vadiraja Institute of Technology and Management, Bantakal in association with IEEE, ISTE, Hobby Project Club, IIC, and Code Troopers conducted "28-Hour Internal Hackathon" on December 12- 13 in the institute premises.
Following the instructions, the hackathon commenced promptly, allowing teams to dive into ideation and project development without unnecessary delays. The preliminary round featured 52 software teams, each tasked with developing innovative solutions. After a rigorous evaluation, the number was reduced to 11 based on criteria such as creativity, technical proficiency, and project feasibility. In the hardware category, four teams initially presented their projects. Following a thorough evaluation, three teams progressed to the next stage based on factors like design complexity, functionality, and feasibility.
Throughout the event, expert mentors provided valuable guidance to teams, offering insights into technical challenges, project scope, and overall execution. This mentorship component played a crucial role in enhancing the quality of the projects.
At the conclusion of the hackathon, all 11 software teams and 3 hardware teams presented their projects through comprehensive demonstrations. Judges consisting of faculty members and industry professionals evaluated each project based on innovation, technical complexity, and practical applicability.
In the software section, "team-MP" secured the first place, followed by "team-Birmd" in 2nd place, and "team-code pundits" in 3rd place. In the hardware section, "team-X TO INFINITY" claimed the 1st place.
The Internal Hackathon at our college succeeded in providing a vibrant platform for students to explore, innovate, and collaborate. As an evolving tradition, this hackathon is poised to become a cornerstone in cultivating a culture of technological excellence within the college.
The event was organized by student coordinators Shridhar, Chandana, and Prathviraj from the Computer Science Department.