The 8th International Conference on Emerging Applications of Information Technology (EAIT 2024) was held in St.Xavier's College (Autonomus), Kolkata, on 11th of January' 2024. It was organized by the Postgraduate and Research Department of Computer Science in collaboration with the Computer Society of India, Kolkata Chapter and Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers. The theme for the event was : "Machine Learning for Social Transformation".
The event commenced with an opening talk by Prof. Amlan Chakraborty, University of Calcutta. It was followed by a tutorial session conducted by Mr. Snehasis Banerjee, TCS. The concluding tutorial session was conducted by Dr. Siddharta Bhattacharya. Their lectures covered several intriguing topics on modern Artificial Intelligence and their relevance in society. The audience indulged in an interactive question and answer session following each talk. Several issues like AI in sports to sentiment analysis were addressed by the respected speakers. While the speaker sessions in the auditorium were drawing to a close, a conference for paper presentation on the theme of Machine Learning for Social Transformation commenced at a separate venue in St.Xavier's College(Autonomous) Kolkata where several brilliant ideas were proposed, each of which showcased potential , promise and possible betterment of society.
Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Kolkata aims to foster a vibrant tech community at St. Xavier's College by organizing events focused on developing skills in computer science and related fields.
GDSC SXCCAL organised a seminar on "Generative AI" which explored the potential and future of Generative AI technology.
We conducted a month-long "Google Cloud Study Jam". This month-long online program offered courses on Cloud Computing and Generative AI, equipping students with practical cloud development skills. Soon after, an online coding contest was organised.
Finally, our annual flagship event "Automaton" was held in which seminar was conducted on "Natural Language Processing" which delved into the fundamentals of NLP. A webinar was held to guide the first-year students on exploring potential career paths in tech. We concluded the flagship event with an online coding contest and a web development workshop which equipped students with web development skills, followed by a competition to showcase their acquired knowledge.
GDSC SXCCAL successfully conducted a diverse range of events, fostering a stimulating learning environment for students interested in computer science and related fields. The seminars, workshops, and coding competitions provided valuable opportunities to gain knowledge, develop practical skills, and explore career paths in the tech industry.
Parinama (Sanskrit for transformation) is a SENSOR-BASED INTELLIGENT LIGHTING SYSTEM developed by the Postgraduate and Research Dept. Of Comp Sc.
It is an endeavour towards optimized energy utilization...
Working Principle: The LDR (Light Dependent Resistor) measures ambient light levels and updates the controller. If the light level falls below the threshold (dusk or night), the controller activates the relay. The relay switches on the light.
When the light level rises above the threshold (dawn or daylight), the controller deactivates the relay, turning off the light.