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A presentation which compiles some suggested events that the student branches can take up under the domain of IEEE Activities.Events and Ideas A Compilation

1The main motive behind organizing this event was to help the second year B.Tech students while making their Term Paper.

It helps students to select their topic of interest, how to carry out their research work , made them familiar with the Format of the Term paper.

discussion about the Benefits of making the Term Paper and how it can help them during their Engineering.

Write My Paper Contest2Workshop on TOEFL and GMATThe workshop organized to give a brief introduction to students focusing GMAT and TOEFL.

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All India Student Congress 2010 was organized and It was attended by over 100 student IEEE members from all over India.4Robotrek

Robotrek was an event for the robotics enthusiast. All the students who had earlier completed a level one robotics were encouraged to bring the cars which they had made for this event. They had to overcome a obstacle course in the least possible time with their car in one piece

5 In Mumbai IEEE- CRCE was honored with the privilege of organizing the inaugural lecture. The inaugural lecture was delivered Mr.Abhay Phansikar on Embedded system. Embedded Systems Seminar

6The workshop consisted of a brief presentation followed by demonstration of two way communication using ham radio.The workshop was conducted by Dr.M.G. Bhatia, Mr. Ketan Mehta and Mr. Jayesh Banatwala , who are all licensed Hams.Ham Radio Workshop

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Teaching the children of Balbhavan basic computing which included MS Word, MS PowerPoint and paint.Humanitarian8IEEE BOMBAY SECTIONSSTUDENT BRANCH COUNSELOR MEET 2012 MUMBAI SECTION CONGRESS SECTION EVENTS

Attended by Student Execomm Members from Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh and Goa.

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CIRCIUTRIX TECHNICALInitiative to help the students with the basic project building skills and implementation of the same .

10National Students Symposium5 September 2012

The National Level Technical Paper Presentation organized as a part of the college technical festival, BVEST ENSEMBLE.

The theme was Freedom Through Technology11Student Mentor Volunteer ProgramMeant to bridge the gap between the incoming first year students and the seniors.

Each first year student was allotted a senior to guide him in academic and non-academic areas.

Spanning over a period of one month it covered 70 volunteers from 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students.

Around 260 first year students benefitted from this program. October 201212IEEE Region 10S-PAC: Student Professional Awareness ConferenceStudent branches wishing to organize a conference on career development, management issues etc. RAB provides US$200 plus matches extra funding received externally (e.g. from Industry) to the amount of US$175. Submit proposal and budget.

S-PAVe: Student Professional Awareness VenturesStudent branches wishing to organize projects to develop awareness of engineering professionalism can apply for a small supporting grant. Funding the same as the SPAC. Submit proposal and budget.

Leadership WorkshopsOrganized by a Student Branch or a group Student Branches in a particular country in Region 10. Student Branches interested to organize a workshop known as Leadership Workshop to carry out membership recruitment and how to successfully run a Student Branch should contact R10 SAC for supporting grants.

13IEEE Delhi SectionNational Conference on Recent Developments in Electronics (NCRDE 2013)is being organized by IEEE EDS Delhi Chapter0

The conference will be held at Department of Electronic Science, University of Delhi South Campus, New Delhi during Jan 18-20, 2013 in conjunction withThird National Workshop On Recent Trends in Semiconductor Devices and Technology.14Project X focuses oncreativityand craftsmanship. Participants will be given afresh problem statement to build amodel of a real world entityfor a stipulated time of two hours using ice cream sticks, glue and other house hold items. The best working models during testing will walk away with cool prizes. The testing criteria primarily focus on efficiency, elegance and innovation of the working models.Gear up and letyour imagination run wild us..

PROJECT X

15If you think you are the best in the field of programming, then its for all those 'techies' with the gift of creative thinking and love for problem solving. With questions varying from a range of topics to participants from all overthe country, its that event to prove why you are the best in this field. The problem statement will require you to simulate a particular real life phenomenon/thought experiment. So keep your fingersmoving to win the event.

CODE MUTANTS

16 CODENIGMA a coding competition was organized on 1st September, 2012 in which the language was classified till the competition actually started. Students were asked to form teams of two or participate individually. There were around 90 teams that participated in this competition which was held in IPC (Information Processing Centre) in our campus. The competition was organized online on a platform called Mooshak. Mooshak is a system for managing programming contests on Web. The submitted programs were automatically judged on this platform. Winners were announced two days after the competition.

CODENIGMA A coding contest in esoteric language-Whenever17Auto Quiz by Mahindra: An event called up by Mr. Anupam Purwar which will be conducted by MahindraThis was one of the City Finals to be held in RajasthanThe logistics and event management was provided by IEEE BITS Pilani Chapter The Event was a huge success and around 50 teams participated from different colleges in Pilani and JaipurThe winner was a team of BITS Pilani which qualified for Final rounds of North Zone

Auto Quiz by Mahindra Auto

18An lecture was delivered by Mr. Anupam Purwar.The lecture was on ARM Microcontroller and their applicationThis lecture was a pre workshop Lecture open to every BITSIAN The Lecture was attended by around 80 students

ARM Microcontroller Lecture

19Two days workshop on Programming of ARM Microcontroller and Development of Autonomous Navigation system was organised on 27-28 October 2012 at the Information Processing Center of the Institute. The workshop focussed on teaching the Development of Autonomous Navigation System for preparing the students for the upcoming Competitions MICAV2013 NATIONAL COMPETITION FOR MICRO AIR VEHICLES and Students Autonomous Under Water Vehicle SAVe-2014

ARM Microcontroller Workshop 20 WIE MEETStudent branch presentations were given.Presentations were also given by Dr. Prerna Gaur, SAC-Delhi Region and Dr. Rachna Garg, Chairperson WIE,Delhi Region. Open Floor discussion was held to discuss future plans.Fun activities were also organised for the participants.

21 Placement TalkA leadership talk was organized with an ambition to apprise the students with the qualities of leadership and guiding them on how to aim for better placements.The Speaker Mr. Sandeep Mann cleared up the misperceptions of Tech and Non-Tech profiles, and guided the students on how to pursue each of the profiles.

22 Ethical Hacking WorkshopA workshop on Ethical Hacking was organized.Certificates and Tool Kits(Hacking Softwares) were given to all attendees at the end of the workshop.

23GOLD EVENTA GOLD(Graduate Of Last Decade) Event was organized in association with IEEE Delhi GOLD. The speakers for the day were Siddi Jai Prakash and Pawan Saraswat (Both NSIT Alumnus)The talk focused on the career aspects for electronics engineers.Both of them also spoke on the benefits of being an IEEE member and attending the various IEEE meets which are held across India.24 Delhi Student Congress

The objective for the event is to bring together a diverse group of students under one roof and provide them with an equivocal platform to exchange views and opinions.25 Industrial TripThe aim of the trip is to give the participants an Industrial Exposure and provide in some practical knowledge.

26International Symposium on Standards in Engineering and Technology The Symposium provided a platform for student researchers and professional experts to share and exchange their ideas and research findings which lead to dissemination of knowledge within the scientific community. The Symposium aimed to cogitate on the standards in the fields of smart grid, nuclear power and computer technology. This 3 day program included several keynote addresses and lectures from eminent academic and technical experts involved in standards development. Panel discussions were held on the role of students in the field of standards development to give students a tete-a-tete like experience with the industry professionals. To provide an impetus to budding student researchers the Symposium also included a poster presentation on the fields of electrical, electronics and computer engineering.

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28IEEE-PES DTUPES-DTU launched its first student chapter last year. This enjoyed huge participation and involvement from student members from Electrical (EE) and Electrical and Electronics (EEE) branches.The first event organized was Wattack- a Power and Energy Quiz.This was followed by a trip to Powergrid Corporation where the students learnt about Distribution and Economics of Power and SCADA System.Edisons Ecstasy was organized on 18 October 2012. This event was based on checking the knowledge of students about electrical circuits and basic switching and logic applications.It culminated with Electrocution which was organized in the Technical fest: TROIKA and saw participation from over 101 teams. This event was of 3 rounds : based on knowledge of circuit components, electrical energy conversion and networks.

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30STAR WorkshopAgenda: To encourage middle school children to learn and know about the engineering involved in objects that they see around them by means of activities, presentations, videos etc. Also, to motivate them to take up engineering as a career.

Session Content: Current and electricity, sources of its generation, need for conservation etc. 31WIE WEEKWIE Week, the flagship event of the Women In Engineering affinity group of IEEE Jamia Millia Islamia has been organized regularly for the past many years. 8 events spread over 4 days were organized, which included Dumb Charades, an Entertainment Quiz and a Tree Plantation Drive.

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