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Festive atmosphere grips NITW
More than 50 events and workshops were being conducted as part of the event. This year spotlight events like Avion-E, Jahaaz, Wreckage and Hovermania, workshops on Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking, Cloud Computing, Tall Building Design, Motorcycle Overhauling, IC Engine and ATV Design, Android App Development and others are being held.
Warangal: Festive atmosphere gripped NIT Warangal as the institute celebrates its 11th edition of annual technical festival Technozion-2016. The tech fest will be concluded on Sunday.The student fraternity of the institute is organising the ISO 9001:2008 certified tech fest since 2006. It has become a popular and the biggest technical event in south India with its motto ‘Create, Conceive and Conquer.’
More than 50 events and workshops were being conducted as part of the event. This year spotlight events like Avion-E, Jahaaz, Wreckage and Hovermania, workshops on Cyber Security and Ethical Hacking, Cloud Computing, Tall Building Design, Motorcycle Overhauling, IC Engine and ATV Design, Android App Development and others are being held.
Chronos’ is the theme for this edition of Technozion presenting a timeline of technological revolution. About 4,000 students from nearly 500 institutes across the nation were participating in the event with a digital outreach to 2,00,000 persons, the organisers said.“It is really so good to see so much of creative work by the students at Technozion. It helps the students sharpen their minds in exploring technical possibilities,” said D Rajender, a government school teacher.
