Unlock Java: Master the Aptitude code

Date: August 09, 2025
Time: 07:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Venue: Google Meet

Resource Person: Ms. Deepa Sreekumar (Senior Engineer and Corporate Trainer, specializing in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Cloud Technologies.)

The PG Department of Computer Applications organized an online session on Java through Google Meet on August 9, 2025, at 7:00 PM IST. The session was handled by Ms. Deepa Sreekumar, Senior Engineer and Corporate Trainer, specializing in Java, Spring Boot, Microservices, and Cloud Technologies.


The resource person delivered an engaging and insightful talk on the topic “Unlock Java: Master the Aptitude Code.” She introduced the core concepts of Java and highlighted how they are applied in solving aptitude-based coding problems. The session focused on strengthening programming logic, problem-solving techniques, and the practical use of Java in technical interviews and real-world applications.

Students actively participated, clarified their doubts, and gained a deeper understanding of Java fundamentals as well as advanced concepts. The resource person also shared valuable tips on approaching coding challenges effectively.



The session was highly informative, interactive, and beneficial for the MCA students, enhancing their confidence in coding and preparing them for future technical opportunities.

 

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Workshop On Subnetting & OSPF

Report on the Session by Shyam Sebastian On Workshop On Subnetting & OSPF

Venue: I MCA Classroom

Date: 07th August 2025

Time: 02:30 PM to 03:30 PM

Resource Persons: Shyam Sebastian

A one-day online workshop titled "ROUTECRAFT" was organized to provide students with an in-depth understanding of subnetting and the Open Shortest Path First (OSPF) routing protocol. The session was conducted by Mr. Shyam Sebastian, a Technical Training Consultant at IPSR Solutions Ltd., who joined the participants virtually to share his expertise in the domain of networking.

The workshop focused on foundational and advanced concepts related to IP subnetting and the implementation of dynamic routing using OSPF. Mr. Shyam Sebastian used the Red Hat Linux Administration System to deliver a hands-on session, demonstrating practical configurations and real-time examples that allowed students to visualize and apply the concepts being taught.

During the session, students learned how to calculate and design subnets, configure IP addressing schemes, and implement OSPF routing in a Linux environment. The workshop provided them with practical exposure to key networking operations, highlighting the significance of subnetting in network planning and the efficiency of OSPF as a routing protocol.

The session was highly interactive, encouraging students to engage with the resource person through questions and live demonstrations. The workshop helped participants gain a clearer understanding of how theoretical networking concepts are applied in real-world scenarios, especially in Linux-based systems.

Overall, the "ROUTECRAFT" workshop was an informative and skill-oriented experience that enhanced the participants' technical knowledge and confidence in networking, particularly in the use of subnetting and OSPF in a professional setting.

Alumni Interaction

 

REPORT ON ALUMNI MEET

Date: July 28, 2025
Time: 03:30 AM – 04:00 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Persons:

• Ms. Laya Rose Chacko

• Mr. Burrows Thomas
  (MCA Batch 2009–2012)

An Alumni Meet was held on July 28, 2025, at the MCA Department with Ms. Laya Rose Chacko and Mr. Burrows Thomas, proud alumni from the MCA 2009–2012 batch.

During the session, both alumni shared their career experiences, the skills that helped them succeed, and how their time at Marian shaped their professional journey. They also spoke about current industry trends and offered practical tips on building a strong career path in tech.

The session was interactive and motivating, giving students a chance to connect with their seniors and gain real-world insights.

Overall, it was a valuable and inspiring interaction for the current batch of MCA students.

Alumni Interaction

 

REPORT ON ALUMNI MEET

Date: July 16, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Person: Mr. Ajo P John (MCA Batch 2002–2005)

An Alumni Meet was organized for MCA students on July 16, 2025, at the MCA Department. The session was led by Mr. Ajo P John, an esteemed alumnus from the MCA 2002–2005 batch, who is currently working as an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Crown Castle, USA.

During the session, Mr. Ajo shared his inspiring career journey and gave students valuable insights into the industry trends and expectations. He spoke about the skills needed to excel in the tech world and the importance of continuous learning and adaptability. His words encouraged students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.

The session was interactive, with students engaging in a Q&A round where they asked about career paths, work culture abroad, and opportunities in enterprise-level IT solutions.

Overall, the alumni meet was an inspiring and enriching experience, offering students a glimpse into global career opportunities and real-world experiences from a successful former student.

Linux for Professionals: Red Hat RHCSA & RHCE Training Series – 1

Report on Linux for Professionals: Red Hat RHCSA & RHCE Training Series – 1

Organized for: MCA 2024–2026 Batch

Date: 17th February to 15th July 2025

Mode: Hybrid (Online & Offline)

Platform: Red Hat Academy

Instructor: Mr. Szen John P.

Red Hat Certified Instructor & Technical Leader, Specializing in Cloud & DevOps Training

Coordinated by: Department of Computer Applications, Marian College Kuttikkanam (Autonomous)

Overview:

As part of the Red Hat Academy initiative, the Department of Computer Applications organized an intensive hybrid training program titled "Linux for Professionals: Red Hat RHCSA & RHCE Training Series – 1" for students of the MCA 2024–2026 batch. Conducted from 17th February to 15th July 2025, this training was designed to provide in-depth practical knowledge and prepare students for two of the most in-demand Linux certifications: RHCSA (Red Hat Certified System Administrator) and RHCE (Red Hat Certified Engineer).

The sessions were facilitated by Mr. Szen John P., a Red Hat Certified Instructor & Technical Leader, known for his expertise in Cloud and DevOps training. His experience in delivering industry-aligned content significantly contributed to the quality and relevance of the sessions.

Objectives:

• To introduce students to Linux operating systems and enterprise system administration.
• To deliver comprehensive hands-on training aligned with RHCSA and RHCE certifications.
• To enhance student career readiness in Linux administration and DevOps roles.
• To offer certification-based training through Red Hat Academy resources.

Course Content Highlights:

• Linux architecture and command-line operations
• User management and permissions
• Software management and storage administration
• Networking, firewall configuration, and SELinux
• Logical Volume Management (LVM)
• Job scheduling, system services, and process control
• SSH, scripting, and automation tools
• System security and troubleshooting
• Configuration management using Ansible (RHCE component)

Training Methodology:

• Hybrid Mode: Sessions were conducted both online and offline to ensure flexibility and engagement.
• Hands-on Labs: Practical lab sessions were provided through Red Hat Academy’s official environment.
• Assessments & Assignments: Periodic evaluations helped monitor progress and reinforce learning.

Outcomes:

•  students from the MCA 2024–2026 batch actively participated in the training.
• Students gained significant command-line and administrative skills in Linux environments.
• Many participants are in the process of attempting the RHCSA/RHCE certification exams.
• The training enhanced both theoretical understanding and real-world technical skills.

Feedback Summary:

Participants highly appreciated the practical nature of the sessions, the clarity of instruction by Mr. Szen John P., and the structured learning provided through Red Hat Academy. Many expressed confidence in pursuing Red Hat certifications and Linux-based roles in the future.

Conclusion:

The "Linux for Professionals: Red Hat RHCSA & RHCE Training Series – 1" marked a major step toward industry-integrated learning for the MCA 2024–2026 batch. By combining expert instruction, Red Hat Academy resources, and flexible delivery, the program successfully bridged the gap between classroom learning and industry requirements. The department looks forward to organizing advanced modules and certification support in the coming semester.

Alumni Interaction

 

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Date: July 16, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Person: Mr. Ajo P John (MCA Batch 2002–2005)

An Alumni Meet was organized for MCA students on July 16, 2025, at the MCA Department. The session was led by Mr. Ajo P John, an esteemed alumnus from the MCA 2002–2005 batch, who is currently working as an Enterprise Solutions Architect at Crown Castle, USA

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During the session, Mr. Ajo shared his inspiring career journey and gave students valuable insights into the industry trends and expectations. He spoke about the skills needed to excel in the tech world and the importance of continuous learning and adaptability. His words encouraged students to dream big and work hard toward their goals.

The session was interactive, with students engaging in a Q&A round where they asked about career paths, work culture abroad, and opportunities in enterprise-level IT solutions.

Overall, the alumni meet was an inspiring and enriching experience, offering students a glimpse into global career opportunities and real-world experiences from a successful former student.

Alumni Interaction

 

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Date: July 16, 2025
Time: 10:30 AM – 11:30 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Persons:

• Teresa K George

• Junie Mathew George
  (MCA Batch 2009–2012)

An Alumni Interaction Session was conducted on July 4, 2025, at the MCA Department, featuring Ms. Teresa K George and Mr. Junie Mathew George from the MCA 2009–2012 batch.

The session focused on their professional journey, experiences in the IT industry, and the changing dynamics of the tech world. They shared useful tips for career growth, personal development, and adapting to industry trends.

Students actively participated and asked questions about job roles, workplace challenges, and career planning. The session was inspiring and offered valuable real-world perspectives.

Overall, it was an engaging and insightful session that strengthened the bond between alumni and current students.

Alumni Interaction

 REPORT ON ALUMNI INTERACTION SESSION

Date: July 04, 2025
Time: 11:30 AM – 12:30 PM
Venue: MCA Department
Resource Persons:

• Rohan Cherian – Mulesoft Developer, Motiveminds Consulting Pvt Ltd.

• Jacob Mathew – .NET Developer, Ihits Technologies
  (MCA Batch 2022–2024)

An Alumni Interaction Session was held on July 4, 2025, at the MCA Department with two alumni from the MCA 2022–2024 batch – Rohan Cherian and Jacob Mathew.

Rohan, currently working as a Mulesoft Developer at Motiveminds Consulting Pvt Ltd, and Jacob, a .NET Developer at Ihits Technologies, shared their experiences of transitioning from college to corporate life. They discussed the importance of technical skills, project work, internships, and how to prepare for placements.

They also gave tips on interview preparation and choosing the right career path. The session was interactive and helped current students understand industry expectations better.

Overall, it was a very informative and motivating session that encouraged students to be career-ready and confident.

Alumni Interace

 

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Venue: MCA Classroom

Date: 2025 February 06

Time: 11:40 AM – 12:00 PM

Resource Persons: MCA 2016-18 Batch

The MCA department organized an Alumni Meet on February 6, 2025, from 11:40 AM to 12:00 PM in the MCA Classroom. The session was attended by esteemed alumni from the MCA 2016-18 batch:

• Saji Alex

• Justin N.A

• Bibin Babu

• Rickky Joshy

• Amith P

• Nibin Mathew

Each of them shared their experiences, success stories, and valuable insights about the current job market. They highlighted the vast opportunities in the IT sector, emphasizing that it is not just about coding but offers diverse career paths. Their guidance on career growth and job opportunities was highly beneficial for the students.

The session was interactive and engaging, leaving students motivated and well-informed about the industry. It was a great opportunity to learn from their real-world experiences and gain practical knowledge about career possibilities. Overall, it was an informative and inspiring session.

Alumni Interaction

   

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Venue: MCA Classroom

Date: 2025 February 03

Time: 11:15 AM – 11:30 AM

Resource Person: Anitta George

The MCA department organized a short alumni meeting on February 3, 2025, from 11:15 to 11:30 AM in the MCA Classroom. Ms. Anitta George, an alumna of the MCA 2021-2023 batch, graced the session.

Ms. Anitta shared her experiences from her academic journey and career, inspiring the students with her success stories. She spoke about the challenges she faced and how she overcame them, motivating everyone to strive for their goals. She also shared the exciting news of her next job opportunity abroad, which made the session even more special.

The brief yet insightful session left the students encouraged and motivated. The meet concluded with a warm interaction and best wishes for her future endeavours.

Alumni Meet with Mr. Lijo Devasia

 

ALUMNI MEET WITH MR. LIJO DEVASIA

Venue: 2nd MCA Classroom

Date: 2024 August 2 1

Time: 1 2:30 pm - 1:30 pm

Resource Person: Mr. Lijo Devasia

On August 2 1, 2 02 4, we had the pleasure of hosting M r. Lijo Devasia, an esteemed  alumnus from the MCA batch of 2008 -11. The meet provides an invaluable opportunity for current students to connect with a successful graduate and gain insights from his personal experiences. The meeting was brief but highly impactful. M r Lijo took the time to share his journey since graduating, focusing on his career path and the lessons he has learned along the way.

Mr.Lijo detailed his career trajectory, starting from his initial job search after graduation to his current role. He emphasized the importance of pe reverence and adaptability in the professional world. He shared practical advice on navigating the job market, including how to identify and pursue opportunities that align with one 's passions and skills. His experiences under the significance of finding a job that not only provides financial stability but also personal fulfilment.

He stressed that job satisfaction is a key factor in long-term success and happiness. M r. Lijo responses were tho thoughtful and inspiring, providing practical tips and motivational insights that resonated with many attendees.

Interaction with Alumni

 

Venue: 1ST MCA Classroom

Date:  2024 August 19

Time: 11:30am - 1:30pm

Resource Person: Mr. Joji Joseph , South R&D Head ,mFilterIt

On August 19, 2024, we had the pleasure of hosting Mr. Joji Joseph, an esteemed alumnus from the MCA batch of 2013-16. The meet provided an invaluable opportunity for current students to connect with a successful graduate and gain insights from his personal experiences. The meeting was brief but highly impactful. Mr. Joseph took the time to share his journey since graduating, focusing on his career path and the lessons he has learned along the way.

Mr. Joseph detailed his career trajectory, starting from his initial job search after graduation to his current role. He emphasized the importance of perseverance and adaptability in the professional world. He shared practical advice on navigating the job market, including how to identify and pursue opportunities that align with one's passions and skills. His experiences underscored the significance of finding a job that not only provides financial stability but also personal fulfilment. Mr. Joseph encouraged students to pursue careers that they are genuinely interested in, rather than simply following conventional paths. He stressed that job satisfaction is a key factor in long-term success and happiness. Mr. Joseph’s responses were thoughtful and inspiring, providing practical tips and motivational insights that resonated with many attendees.

The alumni meet with Mr. Joji Joseph was a valuable experience for everyone involved. His candid sharing of personal experiences and professional advice offered a realistic and encouraging perspective on career development. His emphasis on pursuing one's passion was particularly motivating, leaving the attendees with a renewed sense of purpose and direction in their professional lives.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Joji Joseph for taking the time to visit and share his experiences with us. His contribution to the event was greatly appreciated and will undoubtedly leave a lasting impact on the current students.