Sunday, August 10, 2025

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.