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EVENTS 2026-27 Odd Sem
EVENTS 2026-27 Odd Sem
Hack-A-Matrix
Date: 16.09.2026
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 59
Topic: The 2-Hour Code-Blitz Hackathon, Where Mathematics Meets Machines
OBJECTIVE:
To give hands-on experience of rapid prototyping: one working feature in 120 minutes.
To encourage the use of mathematical thinking inside real, running code.
To foster teamwork and cross-branch collaboration in teams of three to four.
To tackle real problems across Campus, Sustainability, FinTech and Open Innovation tracks.
To build confidence in presenting technical work through live demos to judges.
DataVerse
Date: 27.08.2026
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 29
Topic: Where Data Meets Discovery and Numbers Tell Stories
OBJECTIVE:
To introduce students to the complete data science workflow, from raw data to prediction.
To build practical skills in cleaning and preparing messy, real-world datasets.
To encourage exploratory analysis for uncovering hidden patterns and insights.
To give hands-on experience in building predictive models in a Kaggle-style competition.
To strengthen data storytelling: communicating findings clearly through numbers.
EVENTS 2025-26 Even Sem
EVENTS 2025-26 Even Sem
PI Day Special Event: “Math Startup Lab”
Date: 11.03.2026
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 26
Topic: PI Day Special Event: “Math Startup Lab”
OBJECTIVE:
Help students see how mathematics can actually lead to real startup ideas and innovations.
Show that concepts learned in class can be applied to solve real-world engineering problems.
Encourage students to think creatively and come up with startup ideas using math and technology.
Build confidence in problem-solving and help students develop an entrepreneurial mindset.
Create interest in combining mathematics with areas like AI, engineering, and emerging technologies.
Code ∞ Calculate: The Mathematical Hackathon
Date: 25.03.2026
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 26
Topic: Code ∞ Calculate: The Mathematical Hackathon
OBJECTIVE:
Show how simple math ideas can turn into powerful business models.
Connect the dots between formulas, real-world problems, and market solutions.
Make complex numbers feel clear, practical, and investor-friendly.
Highlight how our math-driven approach reduces risk and boosts growth.
Inspire confidence that smart math leads to smart funding decisions.
“Mind Matrix”: Where Ideas Interconnect and Logic Comes Alive
Date: 06.05.2026
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 26
Topic: “Mind Matrix”: Where Ideas Interconnect and Logic Comes Alive
OBJECTIVE:
To enhance logical reasoning and analytical thinking through engaging intellectual challenges.
To foster creativity and innovative problem-solving among engineering students.
To encourage teamwork, collaboration, and effective exchange of ideas.
To showcase the practical applications of mathematics and logic in real-world scenarios.
To strengthen critical thinking and confident decision-making skills through interactive activities.
EVENTS 2025-26 Odd Sem
EVENTS 2025-26 Odd Sem
Math-AI Ideathon
Date: 28.08.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 26
Topic: Ideathon
OBJECTIVE:
To inspire students to explore how mathematical ideas can be applied in artificial intelligence.
To encourage creative problem-solving by blending theory with real-world applications.
To provide a platform where students can share fresh perspectives and innovative approaches.
To help participants develop teamwork, presentation, and critical thinking skills.
To spark interest in research and projects that connect mathematics with emerging technologies.
Startup Math Pitch: “Math Behind the Model”
Date: 10.09.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 27
Topic: From Formula to Funding
OBJECTIVE:
Show how simple math ideas can turn into powerful business models.
Connect the dots between formulas, real-world problems, and market solutions.
Make complex numbers feel clear, practical, and investor-friendly.
Highlight how our math-driven approach reduces risk and boosts growth.
Inspire confidence that smart math leads to smart funding decisions.
Math-AI Ideathon
Date: 24.09.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 42
Topic: Mathematics Shaping the Future of Science and Innovation
OBJECTIVE:
Explore how mathematics serves as the backbone of modern science and technology.
Show the role of math in driving discoveries and shaping future innovations.
Make advanced concepts feel approachable through real-world applications.
Highlight how our math-driven approach reduces risk and boosts growth.
Inspire participants to see mathematics as a tool for creativity and progress.
EVENTS 2024-25 Even Sem
EVENTS 2024-25 Even Sem
Hackathon 2025
Date: 12.05.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 07
Topic: Python for Engineers: Automating Math Computations
OBJECTIVE:
To empower engineering students to leverage Python for solving complex mathematical problems efficiently.
To foster innovation in automating repetitive and challenging mathematical computations.
To develop problem-solving skills through coding challenges rooted in real-world engineering applications.
To introduce participants to powerful Python libraries like NumPy, SciPy, SymPy, and Matplotlib.
To encourage teamwork, creativity, and practical coding experience in mathematical problem domains.
Innovators Connect
Date: 11.05.2025
Time: 9 AM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 08
Topic: A Startup Exposure visit to IIITB
OBJECTIVE:
To provide students with firsthand exposure to the dynamic startup ecosystem at IIIT Bangalore.
To foster interaction between budding innovators and established startup founders, mentors, and incubators.
To inspire entrepreneurial thinking by showcasing successful startup journeys and technology demonstrations.
To introduce students to available resources, funding avenues, and support systems for startups.
To promote collaborations between academic researchers and early-stage startups for real-world problem solving.
Numerical Methods Hackathon
Date: 14.05.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 22
Topic: Efficient Solutions to Real-World Engineering Problems
OBJECTIVE:
To encourage participants to apply numerical methods for solving complex, real-world engineering problems efficiently and accurately.
To enhance computational thinking and algorithm development skills through hands-on problem-solving and team collaboration.
To foster innovation by challenging participants to optimize solutions for speed, accuracy, and scalability using modern programming tools.
To provide a platform for students and professionals to showcase their analytical and coding capabilities in a competitive yet educational environment.
To bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical implementation of numerical techniques in diverse engineering applications.
Matrix Mastery
Date: 16.04.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 30
Topic: A Structural Load Analysis Quiz
OBJECTIVE:
Understand the purpose of matrix methods in structural analysis, including their advantages in automating and solving large structural systems.
Identify and interpret the components of the global stiffness matrix and their roles in relating forces and displacements.
Apply matrix operations such as inversion and multiplication to solve for unknown displacements in statically indeterminate structures.
Recognize the physical meaning of vectors such as the force vector and displacement vector in structural systems.
Ensure comprehension of compatibility and equilibrium conditions when assembling and analyzing structural systems using matrix methods
Essay Competition
Date: 26.03.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 140
Topic: “Mathematical Innovations: Driving the Future of AI and Machine Learning."
OBJECTIVE:
To encourage students and young researchers to explore the pivotal role of mathematics in shaping modern advancements in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
To foster analytical thinking and creativity by challenging participants to connect theoretical mathematical concepts with practical AI applications.
To promote interdisciplinary learning by highlighting the synergy between mathematics, computer science, and emerging technologies.
To identify and reward innovative ideas and insights that can contribute to the future development of intelligent systems.
To provide a platform for aspiring minds to express their perspectives and contribute to academic discussions on technology-driven progress.
Engineering Optimization Hackathon
Date: 14.03.2025 to 17.03.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 22
Topic: Designing Cost-Efficient Solutions
OBJECTIVE:
To develop innovative and cost-efficient bridge designs while maintaining structural integrity.
To optimize material selection and geometric configurations for maximum load-bearing capacity.
To encourage the use of computational modeling, AI, and simulation tools for structural analysis.
To promote sustainability by minimizing material waste and environmental impact.
To foster collaboration among engineers, designers, and data scientists in problem-solving.
To bridge the gap between theoretical optimization techniques and real-world engineering challenges.
EVENTS 2024-25 Odd Sem
EVENTS 2024-25 Odd Sem
Expert Talk:
Date: 30.10.2024
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 62
Topic: Innovative Approaches to Python with Math
OBJECTIVE:
The objective of this talk is to explore innovative ways of leveraging Python to solve complex mathematical problems efficiently. It aims to showcase how Python's rich ecosystem of libraries, such as NumPy, SymPy, and Matplotlib, can revolutionize mathematical computations and visualizations. The session will highlight real-world applications of Python in areas like data analysis, machine learning, and symbolic math. Attendees will gain insights into creative coding techniques that simplify problem-solving in mathematics. Ultimately, the talk will inspire participants to adopt Python as a powerful tool for mathematical exploration and innovation.
Seminar Presentation Competition:
in commemoration with
National Mathematics Day
Date: 26.12.2024
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 29
Topic: Contributions of Ramanujan to research in Mathematics
OBJECTIVE:
As we know that confidence is very important for everyone at each stage of life, which somewhere a science lacks as he or she did not have many opportunities to speak in front of audience. So, by attending these types of seminar compitation boosts up the confidence of a student which helps him or her during an interview. And students will understand Contributions of Ramanujan to research in Mathematics.
Debate Competition:
Date: 29.01.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 44
Topic: The universal language that every person requires is mathematics
OBJECTIVE:
Since many students have not had many opportunities to speak in front of an audience, they may lack the confidence that is so crucial to everyone at every stage of life. Thus, participating in these kinds of debate competitions helps students become more confident, which benefits them in interviews. Such a debate competition encourages students to think critically and investigate topics outside of their course curriculum while also educating them about the vast range of applications for mathematics in general as well as the origins, significance, and uses of PI.
Engineering Escape Room - The Lost Formula:
Date: 10.02.2025
Time: 2 PM - 4 PM
Total No of Participants: 30
OBJECTIVE:
Objective:
In this individual online event, participants must navigate a virtual escape room by solving a series of engineering-related puzzles and challenges to uncover "The Lost Formula." Using logic, problem-solving skills, and engineering concepts, they will decode hidden clues, unlock virtual mechanisms, and complete tasks within a set time limit. The goal is to test their analytical thinking and technical knowledge in a fun and engaging way while racing against the clock to retrieve the missing formula.
EVENTS 2023-24
EVENTS 2023-24
Essay Writing Competition:
in commemoration with
Women in Mathematics Day (May 1st – June 15th)
Date: 14.06.2023
Time: Till 6:00 PM
Total No of Participants: 10
Topic: Women in Math: Anytime, Anywhere
OBJECTIVE:
The objective of the Essay writing competition was to make the students get to know about Mathematics and about the origin, importance and application of Women in Mathematics. Such Essay writing competitions make students to think and study the subject even outside their syllabus and helps them to know the importance and contribution of women in mathematics and in general the applications of Mathematics.
Essay Writing Competition:
in commemoration with
Pi Approximation Day
Date: 28.07.2023
Time: Till 6:00 PM
Total No of Participants: 45
Topic: Pi’s (22/7) Significance in Innovative Research
OBJECTIVE:
As the event was being conducted on the occasion of PI Day, the objective was to remember the most used constant PI. The objective of the Essay Writing competition was to make the students get to know about PI Day and about the origin, importance and application of PI. Such Essay Writing competitions make students to think and study the subject even outside their syllabus and helps them to know the enormous possibilities of use of PI and in general the applications of Mathematics.
Seminar Presentation Competition:
Date: 30.08.2023
Time: 2 pm - 3 pm
Total No of Participants: 06
Topic: Applications of Mathematics to Engineering Discipline
OBJECTIVE:
As we know that confidence is very important for everyone at each stage of life, which somewhere a science lacks as he or she did not have many opportunities to speak in front of audience. So, by attending these types of seminar compitation boosts up the confidence of a student which helps him or her during an interview. And students will understand the importance of Mathematics in different fields as the participants are from the different branches of engineering.
Alumni Talk:
Date: 29.09.2023
Time: 11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Total No of Participants: 100
Topic: Industrial Training: to groom the students to take up their due place in industry after the completion of study period
OBJECTIVE:
The purpose of Industrial Training is to expose students to real work of environment experience and at the same time, to gain the knowledge through hands on observation and job execution. From the industrial training, the students will also develop skills in work ethics, communication, management and others. Moreover, this practical training program allows students to relate theoretical knowledge with its application in the manufacturing industry.
Seminar Presentation Competition:
in commemoration with
Mole Day (Avogadro's Day)
Date: 04.11.2023
Time: Till 6 PM
Total No of Participants: 66
Topic: Quiz Competition in commemoration with Mole Day (Avogadro’s Day)
OBJECTIVE:
Mole Day is marked on October 23 annually and is celebrated by Mathematicians, chemists, Mathematics students and Mathematics enthusiasts across the world. The day is commemorated in honor of Avogadro's number and is marked from 6:02 a.m. to 6:02 p.m.
Alumni Talk:
Date: 13.12.2023
Time: 02:00 pm - 03:00 pm
Total No of Participants: 17
Topic: Theme: Fibonacci Series
OBJECTIVE:
As we know that confidence is very important for everyone at each stage of life, which somewhere a science lacks as he or she did not have many opportunities to speak in front of audience. So, by attending these types of poster compitation boosts up the confidence of a student which helps him or her during an interview. And students will understand the importance of Fibonacci Series in different fields.
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