Congragulations

 

Board of Studies Meeting

 

9th Board of Studies Meeting – PG Department of Computer Applications

Held on 28 May 2025 | Hybrid Mode

The PG Department of Computer Applications successfully conducted its 19th Board of Studies (BoS) Meeting on Friday, 28 May 2025, at 2:00 PM, in hybrid mode. Members joined both physically and online, ensuring active participation from all stakeholders.

The meeting opened with a warm welcome to all external and internal board members, followed by a review of the previous year’s academic activities. Key discussions focused on curriculum enhancement, integration of emerging technologies, strengthening industry–academia collaboration, and refining assessment practices to better suit evolving academic needs.

Valuable suggestions were provided regarding syllabus updates, skill-based course offerings, and student-centric learning approaches. The department expressed gratitude to all attendees for their insightful contributions, which will play an important role in shaping the academic roadmap for the upcoming year.

The meeting concluded on a positive note, reaffirming the department's commitment to continuous improvement and academic excellence.

Congragulations

 

Speak Up! Student Presentation Showcase

 SPEAK UP! - Student Presentation

• Date: 21st November, 2025
• Time: 09:00 AM – 04:00 PM
• Venue: I MCA Classroom, Marian College Kuttikkanam (Autonomous)

The "SPEAK UP! Student Presentation Showcase," organized by Marian College Kuttikkanam (Autonomous), was held on November 21st, 2025, from 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM at the I MCA Classroom to enhance students' presentation skills and project articulation. Led by key resource person Mr. Krishnaraj S (CEO, Synergy Thoughts & Master Trainer, ICT Academy of Kerala) alongside Dr. Brijesh George John (Head, Corporate Relations) and Mr. Jaison Mathew (Placement Officer), the event commenced with the strategic division of students into three groups to ensure personalized attention.

Group 1 was mentored directly by Mr. Krishnaraj S, focusing on professional delivery nuances, while Groups 2 and 3 were guided by Dr. Brijesh George John and Mr. Jaison Mathew, who provided critical insights into corporate expectations. This structure facilitated real-time feedback on communication styles and technical content, ultimately boosting student confidence and bridging the gap between academic work and professional standards.

The event concluded at 04:00 PM. It served as a vital exercise in professional development, bridging the gap between academic project work and professional corporate communication. Students received real-time constructive criticism regarding their communication styles and presentation slides.

Congratulations

 

Competitive Coding Skills Training Program - Session 2

 

Competitive Coding Skills Training Program - Session 2

Date: October 28,29, 2025
Time: 08:30 AM – 04:30 PM
Venue: MCA Classroom
Resource Person: Ms. Juhy Liz Consultant Trainer with 7+ years of experience in AI, ML, DSA, and programming languages (C, C++, Python, Java), specialized in tech interview preparation.

The UST Training Session for MCA students focused on Problem Solving and Interactive Learning, where students practiced solving programming questions in their preferred language — Java or Python. It included a combination of MCQs and coding exercises ranging from basic to intermediate difficulty levels.

Ms. Juhy Liz provided detailed explanations and shared valuable insights into different problem-solving strategies, helping students improve their logical reasoning and coding efficiency. The session was highly productive and motivated students to enhance their technical and analytical abilities, making it a valuable part of their training journey.

The second day of the UST Training Program was held as a continuation of the Problem Solving and Interactive Session. The session focused on advanced-level programming exercises in Java and Python, allowing students to apply and build upon the concepts learned on the first day.




Under the guidance of Ms. Juhy Liz, students practiced solving challenging MCQs and coding problems that tested their logical thinking and programming efficiency. She explained each solution in detail, highlighting effective strategies and clear reasoning behind every approach.


The session maintained a highly interactive atmosphere, encouraging students to actively participate and discuss different solutions. It proved to be an insightful and confidence-building experience, helping students strengthen their problem-solving and technical skills further.

SOCIAL GATHERING

REPORT ON SOCIAL GATHERING WITH MCA DEPARTMENT

Date: August 27, 2025

Time: 03:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Venue: LOGOS Hall

A social gathering was organized by the MCA department students as a farewell interaction with our teachers. The event took place in LOGOS Hall and lasted for about an hour. It was a warm and memorable session where students shared their experiences and reflections on their MCA journey, expressing gratitude for the guidance and support received throughout the course.

Teachers also shared their heartfelt words, appreciating the students’ efforts and wishing everyone success and happiness in their future endeavors. As a token of appreciation, each teacher was presented with a small gift. The event beautifully captured the bond between teachers and students, marking a joyful conclusion to our MCA journey.