Mangaluru: The Training and Placement cell, in collaboration with the Sceptix Club of St Joseph Engineering College, Vamanjoor, organized a 30-day coding challenge from Dec 17, 2022. This coding challenge provided a platform for students to learn, hone, and build their coding skills. The challenge promoted problem-solving and established a community of innovators with a passion for coding. The month-long challenge saw students work on mathematical and logical problems involving number sequences, text encryption, and printing patterns hosted on GitHub. Each week culminated in a grand challenge hosted by Hacker rank. Weekly consistent participants and challenge winners received Amazon vouchers worth Rs 24,000.
Congratulating the organizers, Principal Dr Rio D’Souza emphasized the importance of networking and collaboration. “While a Hackathon significantly aids in idea generation, it also enables teams to plan and develop functional software or hardware solutions with a constraint on time and resources, encouraging teamwork and experimentation,” he added. Rev. Fr. Alwyn Richard D’Souza, Assistant Director, SJEC, Dr Rio D’Souza, Principal and Dr Purushotham Chippar, Vice Principal, honoured the top three teams in each category with cash awards worth Rs 50,000.
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