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Avishkaar-2K18 symposium on Sep 27, 28 in Bhimavaram
A two day national level technical symposium titled Avishkaar 2K18 under the aegis of computer science and engineering department of DNR College of Engineering and Technology will commence from September 27
Bhimavaram: A two-day national-level technical symposium titled Avishkaar-2K18 under the aegis of computer science and engineering department of DNR College of Engineering and Technology will commence from September 27.
The college association secretary, G Satyanarayana Raju released a poster in this connection here on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that as part of technical brainstorming initiative, the college had been conducting the symposium every year since 2016.
The programme was framed to bring experts, lecturers and students from all over India under one roof to discuss on the modern technology and changes being taken place in the computers and allied fields.
Technical events would be organised on subjects such as artificial intelligence and robotics, big data analytics, computer-assisted education, bio-informatics, cyber security apart from discussion on such subjects to update modern technology.
The college principal, Dr U Ranga Raju said that the intelligence and creativity of students would be improved as they discuss many things in the presence of experts in related fields.
About 500 delegates would attend the event. For registration and other details the interested students and others can visit the college website www.dnrcet.org, he added.
