The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, in association with, Computer Science
and Engineering, organized a workshop titled “RISC-V in Action: Hands-on with RIPES” on 6th
March 2026 at the Skill Development Lab. The workshop was conducted for S4 ADS and CSE
students with the objective of providing practical exposure to RISC-V architecture and processor
simulation using the RIPES simulator. The session was handled by Mr. Lomin Joy, Senior Project
Engineer, IIT Palakkad, who explained the fundamentals of processor architecture, instruction
formats, register operations, and pipeline stages in detail.
The workshop began with an introduction to the RISC-V instruction set architecture and its
importance in modern processor design. Students were then introduced to the RIPES simulator,
where they learned about register views, memory access, and pipeline visualization. Through
interactive demonstrations and hands-on activities, participants executed simple RISC-V assembly
programs and observed the step-by-step movement of instructions through various stages such as
Instruction Fetch, Decode, Execute, Memory Access, and Write Back.
The session was highly interactive, and students actively participated by experimenting with
different instructions and clarifying their doubts with the resource person. The workshop helped
students develop a better understanding of low-level programming concepts, processor components,
and instruction execution. Overall, the event successfully enhanced the practical and conceptual
knowledge of participants in the field of computer architecture and simulation.
1. Introduction
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a workshop titled WEBCRAFT on 27 February 2026 at 10:00 AM in the Skill Development Lab. The workshop was conducted in offline mode for S2 CSE and Artificial Intelligence & Data Science (ADS) – Batch D students. The program aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals of web design and development.
2. Objective of the Event
The objectives of the workshop were:
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, in association with the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science of Sree Narayana Guru College of Engineering and Technology, Payyanur, organized a workshop titled “WebCraft – Web Building Workshop” on 27 February 2026 at the Skill Development Lab from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The workshop was conducted with the objective of enhancing students’ knowledge and practical skills in web development and modern website creation techniques.
The resource person for the session was Mr. Sreeraj S, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, College of Engineering Thrikkarippur. He provided detailed guidance on the fundamentals of web designing, website structure, and the latest trends in web technologies. The session included practical demonstrations and interactive activities that helped students understand the process of developing responsive and user-friendly websites.
The event was coordinated by Ms. Divya C from the AP ADS Department and Ms. Ramya K V from the AP CSE Department. Students actively participated in the workshop and gained hands-on experience in web building tools and techniques.
The workshop was highly informative and beneficial for the participants, as it improved their technical knowledge and encouraged them to explore opportunities in web development and software design. The program concluded successfully with positive feedback from students and faculty members.
Report on Expert Talk- Cybersecurity: How Engineers Think? & How Engineers Defend?
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an Expert Talk on “Cybersecurity: How Hackers Think and How Engineers Defend” on 26.02.2026, from 09:30 AM to 12:15 PM. The session was delivered by Mr. Jobin Raj B S, AP, CSE, Mar Ephraem College of Engineering and Technology with the objective of enhancing students’ awareness and understanding of cybersecurity threats and defence strategies.
The session commenced with an introduction to the importance of cybersecurity in today’s digital era. The expert explained cybersecurity as the protection of systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, attacks, and damage. The session clearly differentiated between hackers and security engineers. Hackers attempt to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in systems, whereas security engineers focus on predicting threats, identifying weaknesses, and implementing protective measures. A key takeaway from the session was that effective system defence requires thinking like an attacker.
The speaker elaborated on the different types of hackers—White Hat (ethical hackers), Black Hat (criminal hackers), and Grey Hat (individuals with mixed intentions). Various common cyber threats such as phishing attacks, malware infections, password attacks, and social engineering techniques were discussed with practical examples. It was highlighted that hackers often exploit human errors, weak passwords, outdated software, and careless online behaviour. The concept of the CIA Triad—Confidentiality, Integrity, and Availability—was introduced as the foundation of cybersecurity principles. Students were encouraged to adopt strong password policies, use multi-factor authentication, verify suspicious emails, and maintain a proactive security mindset.
The session was highly interactive and informative, enabling students to understand both the offensive and defensive perspectives in cybersecurity. The talk concluded with valuable guidance for students interested in building careers in cybersecurity, emphasizing the importance of networking fundamentals, Linux knowledge, and ethical responsibility.
The program concluded with a vote of thanks, expressing sincere appreciation to the speaker for delivering an insightful and impactful session.
1. Introduction
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized a workshop titled
WEBNOVA on 26 February 2026 at 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM in the Skill Development Lab.
The workshop was conducted in offline mode for S2 Computer Science and Engineering
Batch C students. The program aimed to introduce students to the fundamentals of web
design and development.
2. Objective of the Event
The objectives of the workshop were:
AI insight towards CSV data : Simulation of human intelligence in machine was organized jointly by the Institution’s Innovation Council with Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data science on 3rd February 2026.
The training was handled by Ms. Divya C, Assistant Professor, Artificial Intelligence and Data science. The training session began with the Welcome Address by Mr. Sankeerth. The session began with an icebreaker and the resource person provided Applications of AI systems in healthcare to analyze medical records, detect patterns and provide faster and more accurate diagnoses. She also The AI analysis of the CSV data set provided meaningful insights that help understand the data set better.
Patterns, trends, correlations, and predictive behaviors were identified using a systematic machine-learning workflow. Several students raised queries regarding AI and CSV data’s advantages and threats, which were addressed by Ms. Divya C. She explained how AI is revolutionizing the field of education by providing personalized learning experience. The session was interactive and it served as a platform for the students to know more about AI.
The event concluded with the Vote of Thanks by Ms. Prarthana Prakash.
HACK THE ICE : The training session began with the Welcome Address by Mr. Manuwanth K M.The Department of Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence organized a motivational and interactive workshop titled “HACK THE ICE” for the first-year students with the aim of motivating students and helping them develop confidence, positivity, communication skills, and leadership qualities. The program was conducted on 17 January 2026 at Swami Bodhananda Hall at 10:00 AM under the coordination of Ms. Divya C and Ms. Rahna Chandran, Ms. Nirupama Kannan and Ms. Ramya K V. The session was handled by Mr. Arunjith Perambra, Founder of The MindQuest Academy, who conducted the workshop in a highly energetic and engaging manner.
The workshop was specially designed for first-year students to help them adapt to the college environment and overcome hesitation, fear, and lack of confidence. The session began with introductory interactions and ice-breaking activities that encouraged students to communicate freely with their classmates and actively participate in the program. Various fun-filled games and activities were organized throughout the session to create a friendly and positive atmosphere among the students.
Several communication-based activities were conducted to improve students’ interaction skills, self-expression, and public speaking abilities. Students were encouraged to share their thoughts, participate in discussions, and work together in teams. These activities helped students improve their confidence in speaking and interacting with others. Leadership activities were also included in the workshop to help students understand the importance of teamwork, coordination, responsibility, and decision-making. Group tasks and collaborative exercises enabled students to develop leadership qualities and interpersonal skills.
The workshop also focused on building positivity and motivation among students. The resource person shared inspiring thoughts and practical guidance on maintaining self-confidence, developing a positive attitude, and overcoming fear and stress in academic life. Through different games and group activities, students learned the value of cooperation, trust, participation, and mutual support. The interactive nature of the session made the students more active, enthusiastic, and comfortable with their peers.
The program witnessed enthusiastic participation from the first-year students of the Department of Computer Science. Students actively engaged in all activities and responded positively throughout the session. The workshop successfully created an energetic learning environment and helped students build better connections with classmates while improving their communication and leadership abilities.
Overall, “HACK THE ICE” was a successful and impactful workshop that effectively motivated first-year students and helped them develop confidence, positivity, teamwork, and communication skills. The session served as an excellent initiative to support the personality development of students and encouraged them to begin their academic journey with enthusiasm, confidence, and a positive mindset.
The event concluded with the Vote of Thanks by Mr.Aboobakkar Aziyan
Sree Narayana Guru College of Engineering & Technology (SNGCET), Payyanur Date & Time: 16th January 2026 | 11:00 AM – 01:00 PM Speaker / Resource Person: Ms. Soubhagya P S Assistant Professor, SNGCET Objective of the Program The objective of this program was to provide students with practical insights into effective sales and marketing strategies essential for startups. The session aimed to bridge the gap between technical knowledge and entrepreneurial skills by highlighting market-oriented thinking, customer engagement, branding, and revenue generation strategies for early-stage ventures. Description of the Program The Department of Mechanical Engineering, in association with the Institution’s Innovation Council (IIC), organized a talk titled “Mastering Effective Sales & Marketing Strategies for Startups.” The session was handled by Ms. Soubhagya P S, Assistant Professor, SNGCET. The speaker discussed the fundamentals of sales and marketing in the startup ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of understanding customer needs, value proposition design, market segmentation, and digital marketing tools. Real-life examples and case studies were used to explain how startups can scale their products and services effectively in competitive markets. Key Topics Covered • Introduction to startups and market dynamics • Importance of sales and marketing for startup success • Customer-centric approach and value proposition • Branding and positioning strategies • Digital marketing and social media outreach • Challenges faced by startups and ways to overcome them Outcome of the Program The program enhanced the participants’ understanding of how effective sales and marketing strategies contribute to the success of startups. Students gained practical knowledge on market analysis, customer engagement, and business growth strategies. The session motivated students to think innovatively and consider entrepreneurship as a viable career option. Participants The program was attended by undergraduate students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering and faculty members of SNGCET. Conclusion The session was informative and interactive, providing valuable insights into startup-oriented sales and marketing practices. The program successfully aligned with the objectives of the Institution’s Innovation Council by fostering innovation, entrepreneurial thinking, and industry- relevant skills among students.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Sree Narayana Guru College of Engineering & Technology, organized a Tech Talk titled “Trends, Tools and Technology” on 7th January 2026 at 12:30 PM in the S8 CSE Classroom. The session was conducted for S8 CSE students with the objective of providing insights into the latest technological trends and industry-relevant tools shaping the future of computer science and engineering. The session was delivered by Mr. Karthik Nambiar from the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada. The program was coordinated by Ms. Anagha M, Assistant Professor, CSE Department. The resource person shared valuable insights on emerging technologies, modern development tools, higher education opportunities abroad, research culture, and the importance of continuous learning to remain competitive in the rapidly evolving technology landscape.
The session was interactive and engaging, encouraging students to actively participate in discussions and clarify their queries regarding career pathways, higher studies, and global opportunities in the technology sector. The participants found the talk highly informative and inspiring. The Tech Talk successfully bridged academic learning with real-world industry trends and motivated students to upgrade their technical skills and explore advanced technological domains.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an expert talk and workshop
on 19th September 2025 at 9:00 AM at ADS Computer Lab attended by S5 CSE students. The
objective was to introduce the fundamentals of Cybersecurity and offer hands-on experience
through some penetration testing. The event began with a welcome address by Mr. Ismail KKP,
Student of S5 CSE, who expressed gratitude to the participants and faculty for their active
engagement and support. The session began with a lecture by Mr. Bineesh K. B., introducing
the participants to Networks and Cybersecurity. He covered an introduction to cybersecurity,
ethical hacking, creating virtual PCs using VirtualBox and VMware, practicing basic Linux
commands, installation of Kali Linux, Metasploitable 2, network traffic analysis, Wireshark,
Nmap, Whois/Nslookup, and their real-world applications, along with the challenges and
future scope of cybersecurity in emerging technologies. The talk also highlighted ethical
considerations and best practices in information gathering and penetration testing.
The hands-on session was conducted from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the ADS Computer Lab,
where students had the opportunity to practice information gathering and perform penetration
testing under the guidance of the resource person. Students worked individually and completed
all the hands-on workshop activities. The participants found the workshop useful in bridging
the gap between theory and practical applications. Feedback collected from both the students
and the resource person was overwhelmingly positive, indicating strong engagement and
interest.
The expert talk and hands-on workshop provided a valuable and enriching learning experience
for all participants. The practical sessions, in particular, enabled students to apply their
theoretical knowledge in real-time cybersecurity scenarios, fostering deeper engagement and
sparking continued interest in the fields of ethical hacking, information security, and penetration
testing.
IGNITING MINDS WITH AI – simulation of human intelligence in machine was organized by the Department of Artificial intelligence and Data Science on 15th September 2025.
The Session was handled by Ms. Anitha M P, Assistant Professor CSE Department, CET Payyanur. Dr.Shyamily P V , HOD ADS delivered the welcome address. The session began with an icebreaker and the resource person provided insight on the Applications of AI systems in healthcare to analyze medical records, detect patterns and provide faster and more accurate diagnoses. She also elaborated on AI-powered systems in finance that can identify market trends and make investment recommendations. The session was highly interactive, with students showing keen interest in the program. Several students raised queries regarding AI and its advantages and threats, which were well addressed by Ms. Anitha M P. She explained how AI is revolutionizing the field of education by providing personalized learning experience. The session was interactive and it served as a platform for the students to know more about AI.
The event concluded with the Vote of Thanks by Ms. Prarthana.
The Dance Club “Taal The Beat”, under the Hobby Club of SNGCET, brought energy and elegance to the Onam Celebration 2025. A lively flash mob during the Revealing Ceremony on 22nd August 2025 set a joyful tone for the festivities. Later, on 27th August 2025, the club delivered a vibrant dance performance blending traditional and modern styles, which received great appreciation from the audience. The performances highlighted the creativity, teamwork, and spirit of the club, adding charm to the celebration.
A one-day session on Building Rules was successfully conducted on August 25, 2025, at 10:00 AM at Swami Bodhananda Hall, for S1, S3, S5, S7 and Mtech students of civil engineering department under the joint auspices of LENSFED, the Department of Civil Engineering, and the Civil Engineering Students Association of Sree Narayana Guru College of Engineering and Technology (SNGCET). The event as coordinated by Ms. Revathi P and Ms. Shamya Sukumaran AP CE.
The event commenced with a Welcome Address by Ms. B Mary Sonia George, Head of the Department of Civil Engineering, who warmly greeted the dignitaries, faculty members, and students.
Following the welcome, the Presidential Address was delivered by Sri. K.V Praseej Kumar, Vice President of the LENSFED Kannur District Committee. He emphasized the importance of understanding building rules in shaping responsible civil engineers and professionals.
The session was inaugurated by Sri. Er. E.P. Unnikrishnan, State Vice President and District Charger of LENSFED. In his Inaugural Address, he highlighted the evolving nature of building regulations and their crucial role in sustainable and safe construction practices.
Dr. Susan Abraham, Dean of Academics at SNGCET, delivered the Dean’s Address, appreciating the collaborative initiative and stressing the academic value such expert sessions bring to the students' curriculum.
The faculty resource person for the session was introduced by Ms. Revathi P, Assistant Professor, Civil Engineering Department.
As a mark of respect and appreciation, the guest speaker was honoured by the organizers.
The core session was conducted by Sri. Er. Jabeer Thiruvoth, Convener of the State Building Rule Committee, LENSFED. He provided a comprehensive and insightful talk on the current building rules, key amendments, and their practical implications, along with real-world examples that engaged the student participants effectively.
The session concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Sri. Er. Jagathpyari V.C, Secretary of the LENSFED Kannur District Committee, who expressed gratitude to all dignitaries, faculty members, students, and organizing teams for making the event a success.
The session proved to be highly informative and beneficial for the budding civil engineers, equipping them with knowledge crucial for their professional journey.
The Hobby Club of Sree Narayana Guru College of Engineering and Technology, Payyanur, organized an inspiring session titled “Discover Your Spark” on August 18, 2025, at Kumaranasan Hall, as part of the Induction Programme 2025 for first-year students. The session was handled by Mr. Abhirosh K (Assistant Professor, S&H) and Ms. Soubhagya (Assistant Professor, ME). The event aimed to introduce the first-year students to the various creative platforms offered by the Hobby Club and to encourage them to explore their unique talents and interests beyond academics. As part of the session, students were engaged in various interactive activities such as dance, acting, and other performance-based tasks, which helped them express their creativity and build confidence. The enthusiastic participation and lively atmosphere reflected the students’ eagerness to showcase their hidden talents. The programme provided a refreshing break from the regular induction schedule and successfully motivated students to participate actively in the upcoming club events. The session truly helped them to “discover their spark” and embrace the spirit of creativity and collaboration at SNGCET.
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