Speaker- Dr. Ravindra Utgikar (Vice President Project Sales), Mr. Ravindra Ulangawar (National Head of Water Management Buisness), Mr. Mukul Pendse from Wilo group and Mr. Shrikant Gabale (Managing Director – Graphias Solutions Pvt Ltd), Prof. Wasudeo Gade (Vice President Vishwakarma University),.

Overview : The primary objective was the statistics of water availability and its significance to find solutions to use it, was elaborated by Guest of Honor Ravindra Ulangwar.

The students of FY btech have demonstrated their projects completed from the subject of Introduction to Microcontroller Programming and based on sustainable use of water under the guidance of FY btech faculties. These projects are well appreciated by guests. 

The moderator Prof. Mrunmai Ranade has set the platform for Panel discussion with the members Mr. Ravindra Ulangwar, Mr. Shrikant Gabale, Prof. Umesh Patwardhan on the topic ‘Community involvement in Water conservation’. The competition based on Energy Literacy Training for SY Computer Engineering & AI students and Aqua Logic for FY students has provided the opportunity to undergo platforms like Energy Swaraj Foundation and Indiabiz. All the activities were about creating awareness about SDG 6,7,14 to sensitise students.

All winners and volunteers were felicitated to become motivation for others.

Key Topics Covered 

- Statistics of water availability

- Community involvement in Water conservation’

- Competition based on Energy Literacy Training and Aqua Logic

- Projects demonstration by FYBTech students

- Creating awareness about SDG 6,7,14

Guests- Mr. Govind Thirumalai, the Vice President of Business Intelligence at Parkview Health
Mr. Omkar Rajput, Representative Nath IT Hub
Mr. Dharmen Dhulla, Global Technology Leader

Overview:

The day featured engaging activities including expert talks, a project exhibition, and multiple competitions. The project demonstration session provided a platform for students to present working models and prototypes addressing real-world challenges through advanced technologies such as AI, IoT, and Web Development.

  - Artificial Intelligence (AI): Teams designed AI-based solutions to tackle real-world issues such as predicting climate changes, optimizing energy use, and improving waste management. The goal was to create smarter, data-driven approaches to sustainability.
   - Internet of Things (IoT): Participants built smart systems using sensors and automation to improve daily life. Projects included smart farming tools, air quality monitors, and automated systems for efficient resource management. These solutions aimed to make cities and industries more eco-friendly.
   - Web Development: Teams developed web applications focused on sustainability, such as platforms for tracking environmental impact, online solutions for reducing waste, and tools to raise awareness about sustainable practices. The emphasis was on creating user-friendly and impactful digital solutions.  

 
Each track encouraged participants to collaborate, think critically, and innovate, providing hands-on experience with industry-relevant technologies while addressing some of the most pressing global sustainability issues. The hackathon not only fostered technical skill development but also instilled a sense of social responsibility in the participants.

Competitions such as Dangal, Maze Maverick, Hackathon, and Hackerrank tested participant's technical skills and problem-solving abilities, enhancing their practical learning experience.
A total of 38 teams participated across different tracks, with each team comprising four students. The industry guest appreciated the student's work and encouraged them to pursue their ideas further for future prospects. All winners and volunteers were felicitated to become motivation for others.

Speakers- Krishnamurty BVS(Managing Director, XFO India Ltd), Prof.Maya Kurulekar(VU),Prof.Mrunmai Ranade, Dr. Jagadish Tawade (VU), Dr. Prachi D(VU), Prof. Noshir Tarapore(VU), Prof.Sriniwas Chipalkatti(VU)
Overview-The Department of Engineering Science, in faculty of Science & Technology, Vishwakarma University, successfully organized a four-day online and offline Induction Program for First-Year BTech students from 8/08/2023 to 11/08/2023. The program aimed to introduce students to the university environment, key technologies, academic practices, and interdisciplinary learning methods.
Introduction to MATLAB- An introductory session on MATLAB, a key tool for engineers and scientists, emphasizing its importance in academic and industry settings. Handling the Challenges of Massive Storage of Data & Its Faster Computation using Big Data Pipelines-A technical session highlighting the importance of Big Data management and computation in the modern engineering world.
Various technical sessions on Computer Networking and Overriding Stereotypes depending on the group. Sessions on Use of Mathematics in Computers, Data Warehousing, and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR). An Introduction to Flutter, a modern app development toolkit, was conducted for all groups. A creative session on Doodling was introduced to encourage artistic thinking.
The Induction Program provided a comprehensive orientation to first-year students, blending technical knowledge, creativity, and essential soft skills. It effectively laid a strong foundation for students to embark on their engineering journey at Vishwakarma University.

On April 26, 2024, Vishwakarma University held its annual Capstone Exhibition, where students presented their research projects through posters. This event served as a platform for students to showcase their innovative work and receive feedback from faculty members, who evaluated the posters to determine the best projects. Students presented posters on various research topics, demonstrating their analytical skills, creativity, and depth of knowledge. The research topics covered numerous fields, showcasing the interdisciplinary nature of the student's work. Faculty members served as judges, evaluating each poster based on several criteria including originality, clarity, methodology, and potential impact. The rigorous evaluation process ensured a fair assessment of the student's research work.
The Capstone Exhibition 2024 at Vishwakarma University was a great success, highlighting the dedication and innovative spirit of the students. The event provided a valuable opportunity for students to present their research, receive feedback, and engage with the academic community. The top posters were recognized for their outstanding contributions, setting a high standard for future research projects. Special thanks to the faculty members who served as judges, the organizing committee for coordinating the event, and all the students who participated with enthusiasm and commitment.