Department of Information Technology

Value Added Course

Department of Information Technology organized a Five Days Value Added Course on AR/VR Application Building: Design, Prototype & Deployment through Fusion VR ARK Infosolutions, Bengaluru, from 09.12.2025 to 13.12.2025 for III-year B.Tech Information Technology Students. Mr. Logesh S , Unity Developer, Fusion VR ARK Infosolutions, Bengaluru was the resource person. The course was started on 09.12.2025 with a welcome address and Introduction to Resource Person. A total of 61 students from III Year IT department were actively participated and learned about AR/VR technology and its enhancements. On Day 01, students had an Introduction to Unity and Game Engine fundamentals. On Day 02, students gained knowledge about the C# scripting and interactivity with UI elements. On Day 03, students dived deep inside the Augmented Reality concepts. On Day 04, Visual Reality concepts were illuminated. On Day 05, students were assigned with Assignments and Assessments. A separate Google Drive was created and all the students submitted their work in the mentioned drive. On the last day 13.12.2025 certificates were provided to the students. The students Ms.Harini M, , Mr. Kirran S T shared their feedback about the course. Then the trainer cum Resource person also shared his feedback about the performance of the students. The course was organized and coordinated by Mrs.G.Sivasathiya ,AP/IT as per the directions provided by Dr.V.Anusuya, HOD/IT.

Department of Information Technology, organized a Five Days Value Added Course on Advanced IoT Systems Integration and Industrial Applications through Hashan Medicare, Rajapalayam from 14.07.2025 to 18.07.2025 for II-year B.Tech Information Technology Students. Mr. Arunpandi M, Research and Development (Head), Hashan Medicare was the resource person. The course was started on 14.07.2025 with a welcome address and Introduction to Resource Person.
A total of 58 students from II Year IT department were actively participated and learned about IoT system integration, its applications and about sensors, hands-on with sensors. On Day 01, students learned about the Introduction of IoT and also, they learned basic problems and calculations. On Day 02, students explored Arduino IDE and learned to have hands-on with LED. On Day 03, students gained knowledge to work with single sensor. The learned to connect the sensor, writing the code (sketch), and interpreting the sensor data. On Day 04, Students came across connecting multiple sensors to the appropriate Arduino pins and then programming the Arduino to read and process the data from each sensor. On Day 05, students completed their assigned project using advanced IoT tools.
During the Valedictory, Mrs.M.Rethina Kumari,AP/IT given vote-of thanks by concluding the entire 5 days course. The students Ms.Pooja Shree S, Ms.Murugalakshmi V, Mr.Surulivelan M shared their feedback about the course. Then the trainer cum Resource person also shared his feedback about the performance of the students. The course was organized and coordinated by Mrs.G.Sivasathiya, AP/IT as per the directions provided by Dr.V.Anusuya, HOD/IT.

The Department of Information Technology in association with IE(I)-IT, organized a Five Days Value Added Course on Simulation of Service Robots And Industrial Robots through READ Automation, Chennai, Tamilnadu from 06.01.2025 to 10.01.2025 for III-year B.Tech Information Technology Students. Mr. Dinesh Kumar M, Founder & CEO, READ Automation , Chennai was the resource person. The course was started on 06.01.2025 with a welcome address and Introduction to Resource Person.
A total of 57 students from III Year IT department were actively participated and learned about Robots, its classifications and about simulators for Robotics. On Day 01, students learned about the basics of Robotics and Simulation. On Day 02, students explored CoopeliaSIM and learned Lua Programming. On Day 03, students gained knowledge about Industrial Robot Simulation and had an understanding with ABB Robot Studio. On Day 04, Students visited the Robotics Laboratory established at Mechanical Department and they cited the working of robots with simple operations. On Day 05, students completed their assigned tasks and finished their assessment.
On the last day 10.01.2025 certificates were provided to the students. Ms.U.Thanishka Shree given vote-of thanks by concluding the entire 5 days course. The students Ms.Akshaya M, Ms.Sobana S, Ms.Swathi S, Mr. Joel Paulraj M and Mr. Sri Saru Kumar S shared their feedback about the course. Then the trainer cum Resource person also shared his feedback about the performance of the students. The course was organized and coordinated by Mrs.G.Sivasathiya ,AP/IT as per the directions provided by Dr.V.Anusuya, HOD/IT.

The Department of Information Technology organized a value-added course focussing on HTML, CSS & JavaScript for First Year Information Technology Students from 17.12.2024 to 19.12.2024. The course is designed to equip the students with the foundational skills necessary to create and maintain interactive and stylish web pages.
First Day, Mr. MV Balaganesh AP/IT and Mr S. Sakkaravarthi, AP/IT, led a hands-on session on HTML Tags. Students eagerly absorbed the knowledge and successfully created static web content. The practical approach enhanced their understanding of these fundamental web technologies. Second day, Mr. MV. Balaganesh, AP/IT, gave lecture on Cascading Style Sheets and its properties used to design a web page. Followed by Mr.S. Sakkaravarthi, AP/IT gave lecture on javascript programming and demonstrated the students about how to design interactive web pages using javascript. Third day, the web design contest was conducted for students and given problem statements for developing interactive web page. A total of 63 students of First Year IT attended the course and expressed that the course was very interesting and useful for them. Based on the evaluation scores, the winner of the contest was Mr. Shri Shabari Sudhan P, Mr. Hari Eswar M became 1st runner up and Mr. Kaniraj K became 2nd runner up. This course was organized by Mr. S. Sakkaravarthi, AP/IT, Mr. M.V. Balaganesh, AP/IT, Mrs.G. Sivasathiya, AP/IT under the guidance of Dr.V.Anusuya, Associate Professor & Head/IT.

The Design Analysis and Algorithms course is a value-added program aimed at providing second-year IT students with an in-depth understanding of core algorithmic strategies and their analysis. The course is designed to enhance students' ability to analyze, design, and optimize algorithms, which is essential for real-world applications in computer science and information technology. By covering essential topics, the course equips students with the tools required to address complex computational problems and optimize software solutions.
The course begins with an Introduction to Algorithmic Analysis on 20th December 2024, where Mrs. G. Mareeswari introduces the importance of analyzing algorithm efficiency and understanding time and space complexity. Following this, the Notations session (also conducted by Mrs. G. Mareeswari) focuses on Big-O, Omega, Theta, and Little-o notations, which are fundamental for evaluating the growth rates and efficiency of algorithms. The students are then introduced to the Divide and Conquer strategy by Mrs. A. Alagulakshmi, where they learn how to break problems into smaller subproblems and apply this method to algorithms such as merge sort and quick sort.
On the afternoon of 21st December, Mrs. M. Rethina Kumari teaches Dynamic Programming, a technique used to optimize solutions for problems with overlapping subproblems and optimal substructure. This is followed by a session on Backtracking by Mrs. M. Rethina Kumari, which focuses on the backtracking algorithmic technique, especially for solving combinatorial problems. The topic continues with Dr. K. Palraj, who provides further insights into Backtracking techniques, emphasizing practical problem-solving strategies.
The course concludes with a detailed exploration of Branch and Bound techniques, with Dr. K. Palraj explaining how this strategy can be applied to optimization problems by systematically exploring all possible solutions and pruning suboptimal branches. Mrs. M. Rethina Kumari then concludes the Branch and Bound sessions with additional case studies to solidify students understanding of the topic.
By the end of the course, students are expected to have a strong foundation in algorithmic thinking, problem-solving, and efficiency assessment. They will have developed the ability to approach complex computational problems and apply appropriate algorithmic strategies, such as divide and conquer, dynamic programming, backtracking, and branch and bound. This will not only enhance their programming skills but also prepare them for more advanced challenges in both academic and professional settings.

Department of Information Technology in association with RIT INFOTRIX, organized a Five Day Value Added Course on Microsoft Power BI Analytics PL-300 through ICT Academy, Tamilnadu from 11.03.2024 to 15.03.2024 for II-year B.Tech Information Technology Students. Dr. S.Thayammal, Eductator and Trainer from ICT Academy was the resource person. Second Year Student Ms.S.Sobana delivered the welcome address. A total of 49 students from II Year IT , I Year & IV CSE department were actively participated and learned about Power BI Data Analytics & visualization. The resource person gave a lecture about data analysis and visualization using Microsoft Power BI tool along with hands-on session. The participants expressed that the value-added course was very much interesting and informative.
The workshop was expertly managed by student coordinators including Mr.M.Joel Paulraj and Ms.K.V.Ashmitha. Student Ms.S.Sobana given the vote of thanks. The workshop was coordinated by Mr.S.Sakkaravarthi,AP/IT and Mr.M.V.Balaganesh,AP/IT under the guidance of Dr.V.Anusuya, HOD/IT.