Bangalore, April 14: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and CSE (AI-ML) at Gopalan College of Engineering and Management proudly hosted its flagship technical fest, ALGO-RHYTHM 3.0, This two-day event drew enthusiastic participation from students across 33 institutions, fostering a dynamic platform for technological innovation, creativity, and collaboration.
The fest showcased a comprehensive array of technical and non-technical events, including coding competitions, technical quizzes, gaming tournaments, and interactive fun activities. Attracting over 221 registrations and more than 500 participants, ALGO-RHYTHM 3.0 surpassed previous editions, establishing a new standard for student-led initiatives. Beyond textbooks, students gained invaluable hands-on learning outside the classroom, applying real-world problem-solving skills in a collaborative environment. This experiential approach equipped them with practical insights into tech innovation and teamwork.
Distinguished guests from academia and industry graced the occasion, offering invaluable insights on innovation, teamwork, and lifelong learning in the evolving tech landscape. Their engagement profoundly inspired attendees. “ALGO-RHYTHM 3.0 exemplifies the spirit of innovation and collaboration that defines Gopalan College of Engineering and Management. We are immensely proud of our students’ dedication and the vibrant energy they brought to this event, setting a benchmark for future tech fests,” said Ms Sunitha Prabhakar, Director, Gopalan Foundation.
The event’s seamless execution was underpinned by the exemplary dedication of student coordinators and volunteers, whose leadership and collaborative efforts ensured its resounding success.
The management, faculty, and organizing committee extend sincere gratitude to all participants, sponsors, guests, and volunteers for their contributions. Gopalan College of Engineering and Management anticipates hosting even more ambitious events in the future.
