Chels Association :

The name is inspired from the First AI–based Computer Program to defeat a professional human Go player, the first to defeat a Go world champion, and is arguably the strongest Go player in history. The aim of the association is to conducts various programs like workshops, seminars, and conferences are organized for the benefit of students.

Club (CREW):

Club activities within a department can play a crucial role in enhancing the overall academic and social experience for students. These activities provide opportunities for students to engage with their peers, faculty, and professionals in the field, fostering a sense of community and offering practical experiences beyond the classroom.

Here are some common types of club activities that may take place within a department:

Cyber Crew :

The cyber club aims to increase students’ awareness of computers and their uses in our daily life, with a view to prepare citizens of tomorrow who are better suited to deal with real world technology. A Cyber Club in an academic setting typically focuses on activities related to cybersecurity, information security, and technology. These clubs play a crucial role in enhancing students’ knowledge and skills in cyber security, promoting awareness, and providing a platform for practical experience.

Chels Association:

The name is inspired from the First AI–based Computer Program to defeat a professional human Go player, the first to defeat a Go world champion, and is arguably the strongest Go player in history. The aim of the association is to conducts various programs like workshops, seminars, and conferences are organized for the benefit of students.

Certification Support –

Assisting students in preparing for and obtaining industry-recognized cyber security certifications, such as Certified Ethical Hacker Security

Cyber security Competitions :

• Participating in external cyber security competitions and challenges.
• Organizing internal competitions to showcase students’ skills and knowledge.
• Cyber security Awareness Campaigns
• Raising awareness about cyber security issues among students and the broader academic community.
• Conducting campaigns on topics such as password hygiene, social engineering, and online privacy.

Web Designing Crew:

A Web Design Crew in an academic setting can provide a platform for students to enhance their web design skills, stay updated on industry trends, and collaborate on creative projects.

Design Challenges :

• Organizing design challenges or competitions where students can showcase their creativity and problem-solving skills.
• Providing themes or constraints to stimulate innovative design solutions.

Guest Speakers and Industry Insights:

• Inviting guest speakers from the web design industry to share their experiences, insights, and tips.
• Hosting panel discussions on current trends and future directions in web design.

Skill-sharing Sessions :

• Encouraging members to lead sessions on specific design techniques or tools they are proficient in.
• Fostering a culture of knowledge-sharing within the club.

Creativity Crew :

A Creative Club in an academic setting can provide a space for students to explore and express their artistic talents, engage in collaborative projects, and foster a vibrant creative community.

Art Jam Sessions :

• Casual and collaborative art-making sessions where members can work on individual or group projects.
• Providing a variety of art supplies for members to experiment with different mediums.

Guest Artist Workshops :

• Inviting local artists or professionals to conduct workshops or demonstrations.
• Providing insights into various art forms, techniques, or career paths in the creative industry.

Photography Expeditions :

• Organizing photography outings to capture interesting scenes on and off campus.
• Hosting photography contests to showcase members’ visual storytelling skills.