The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science conducted “Introductory Session on AAACET-Tenova Hackathon,” on September 26, 2025, at Sir C V Raman Hall, Third Floor, Cambridge Block. The event aimed to nurture thinking among students and provide practical knowledge on the processes involved in a hackathon.
The seminar featured Mr. Ajmeer Kaja Mohideen, Director of Operations. Drawing from his professional expertise, they delivered an insightful address covering multiple aspects of innovation, ideas, and procedures in the Tenova Hackathon. He explained the importance of the Python programming language and its various libraries, highlighting how they are widely used in real-time applications. Furthermore, he informed the students about an upcoming hackathon to be conducted exclusively for them, and clearly explained the rules and regulations for participation.
The second session was led by Mr. Mohamed Arshath, Chief Architect, who guided the students on how to approach a hackathon step by step. Starting from the basics, he explained the methods to participate effectively and how to proceed to the next level. His talk motivated the students to take part in the upcoming hackathon with confidence and enthusiasm. The sessions were not only informative but also highly engaging, sparking curiosity and enthusiasm among participants. By shedding light on real-world applications of Python, the importance of algorithms, and the strategic approach to hackathons.
The announcement of the upcoming Tenova Hackathon added a layer of excitement, encouraging students to apply the insights gained and actively participate. The clear explanation of rules and guidance on preparation helped demystify the process, making it accessible even to beginners. The presence of seasoned professional, Mr. Iham Khan, Advisor, as the chief guest, served as a source of inspiration, bridging the gap between academic learning and industry expectations. Overall, the event fostered a spirit of innovation and collaboration, empowering students to think creatively and work towards impactful solutions. It was a valuable initiative that not only enhanced technical knowledge but also boosted confidence, teamwork, and problem-solving skills—qualities essential for success in any field.
