Symposium proposal 1

INVITING FOR OUR SYMPOSIUM

CSESTA’25
A NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM

Organized By

DEPARTMENT OF CSE & IT

MRK INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY KATTUMANNARKOIL

Organizing Committee

Mr.K.ANANDAVELU Principal , Chief Patron

Mrs.N.HEMALATHA HOD OF CSE, Convener

STUDENT CO-ORDINATORS STAFF CO-ORDINATORS

Ms.S.AKSHAYA 3rd year-CSE Mr.K.VEERARAGAVAN AP/CSE

Mr.R.ERIC SHELDON 3rd year-CSE Mrs.K.RAJAPRIYA AP/CSE

VENUE: MAY 08, 2025 MRKIT, NATTARMANGALAM, KATTUMANNARKOIL

TIME: 9.00am – 4.30pm
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TECHNICAL EVENTS

1.Paper Fest

Description:
Paper Fest is a technical paper presentation event where participants showcase
innovative ideas and research on trending topics in technology, science, or
engineering. Each participant or team is required to submit and present a paper to a
panel of judges. Evaluation will be based on originality, clarity, technical depth,
presentation skills, and Q&A interaction.
Do’s:
❖ Choose a topic that is relevant and innovative.
❖ Prepare a clean and visually appealing PowerPoint presentation.
❖ Practice speaking clearly and confidently.
❖ Include case studies, real-world applications, and citations.
❖ Dress formally and maintain professional conduct.
Don’ts:
❖ Do not copy content directly from the internet (plagiarism leads to
disqualification).
❖ Avoid reading from slides; maintain eye contact.
❖ Don’t exceed the time limit allotted for presentation.
❖ Refrain from including overly complex terms without explanation.
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2. Reverse Coding

Description:
In Reverse Coding, participants are given output examples or expected behaviors,
and must work backward to write the logic/code that would generate the desired
result. This tests a participant’s understanding of algorithms, logic flow, and
debugging skills.
Do’s:
❖ Understand the expected output format thoroughly before starting.
❖ Use a structured approach to build logic step by step.
❖ Write clean, well-commented code (if applicable).
❖ Test your code for edge cases.
Don’ts:
❖ Don’t hardcode values to match outputs.
❖ Avoid using trial-and-error excessively without analyzing the problem.
❖ Don’t share or discuss your code with others during the contest.

3. AI Arena (Quiz)

Description:
AI Arena is a quiz competition designed to test participants on their knowledge of
Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and general tech trends. It includes
multiple rounds—MCQs, rapid-fire, and scenario-based questions.
Do’s:
❖ Brush up on fundamental AI/ML concepts, algorithms, and real-life
applications.
❖ Listen to instructions clearly in each round.
❖ Answer confidently and quickly when on the buzzer.
❖ Stay alert and focused throughout.
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Don’ts:
❖ Don’t talk or signal answers during the quiz.
❖ Avoid guessing without logic in negative marking rounds.
❖ Don’t argue with quizmasters over question clarity—seek clarifications
politely.
4. Code Hunt

Description:
Code Hunt is a gamified coding event that blends puzzle-solving with programming.
Participants must solve coding challenges that lead to clues, unlocking the next level
in a treasure hunt-style format.

Do’s:
❖ Keep your code optimized for time and efficiency.
❖ Divide tasks among team members (if team event).
❖ Think critically and logically to solve clue-based tasks.
❖ Stay organized and manage your time per level.
Don’ts:
❖ Don’t waste too much time on one level—move on if you're stuck.
❖ Avoid discussing answers with other teams.
❖ Don’t modify or tamper with the game environment or system files.
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NON-TECHNICAL EVENT

1. Connections

Description:
A fun-filled wordplay game where participants must identify a common connection
among a series of images, clues, or words. It tests logical reasoning, lateral thinking,
and creativity.

Example: You may be shown 3 unrelated pictures, and you’ll have to guess the word
or theme that connects them all.
Skills Involved: Logical thinking, observation, general knowledge, and creative
association.

2. Galaxy Gaming

Description:
For the gamers out there! Galaxy Gaming is an e-sports challenge that may include
popular titles like BGMI, Free Fire, Call of Duty, or retro games depending on the
setup. Participants compete in a high-energy gaming session filled with strategy,
teamwork, and quick reflexes.

Note: Games and rules will be announced prior to the event.

Skills Involved: Hand-eye coordination, strategic planning, and team
communication.
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3. Dumb Charades

Description:
The classic fun game where one teammate acts out the name of a movie, show, or
phrase without speaking, and the other guesses. This event is a hilarious test of
gestures, body language, and creativity.

Rounds May Include: Movie names (Tamil, English, or Hindi), tech terms, or
famous personalities.
Skills Involved: Non-verbal communication, imagination, and teamwork.

4. Advertise (Flyer Making)

Description:

This event blends creativity, design, and live presentation. Participants must first
create an engaging and innovative flyer or poster based on a surprise theme,
product, or event. But the twist? They don’t just design it—they step into the
shoes of a brand ambassador or marketer and act out a pitch to sell their idea
to the audience or judges.

Sample Pitch Scenario:

Topic: "Eco-Friendly Smart Bottle"

Flyer Design: A bottle that glows to remind hydration
Pitch:
“Tired of forgetting to drink water? Introducing GlowSip — the bottle that glows when your
body needs hydration. Eco-smart. Stylish. Essential. Grab yours now and glow with health!”
[Participant shows flyer and acts as if in a real ad or live product launch].
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GENRAL DO’S AND DON’TS

Do's:

1. Make sure to register for the symposium in advance and confirm your participation.
2. Dress in formal or semi-formal attire to maintain a professional appearance.

3. Arrive at the venue on time and attend all scheduled sessions punctually.

4. Carry your college ID, writing materials, chargers, and anything else required for your
events.

5. Be respectful and courteous to coordinators, speakers, faculty, and fellow participants.

6. Participate actively in presentations, discussions, and Q&A sessions.

7. Follow all the instructions given by organizers and event coordinators.

8. Keep the surroundings clean and dispose of waste properly.

9. Represent your college with dignity and maintain good conduct throughout.

10. Stay till the end of the event to attend the closing ceremony and prize distribution.
Don'ts:

1. Don’t arrive late or miss sessions without a valid reason.

2. Avoid using mobile phones during speeches or technical sessions.

3. Do not copy content from the internet for paper presentations or projects.

4. Don’t argue with judges or organizers about rules or results.

5. Avoid talking or disturbing others during events or sessions.

6. Don’t violate the dress code or wear overly casual clothes.

7. Avoid cheating or indulging in unfair practices in competitions.

8. Don’t skip academic sessions just to attend fun or informal ones.

9. Do not litter or cause any damage to the venue or college property.

10. Don’t leave midway through an event unless absolutely necessary.

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CONTACT US

STAFF CO-ORDINATORS:
1. Mr.K.VEERARAGAVAN AP/CSE – 9629315084
2. Mrs.K.RAJAPRIYA AP/CSE – 9360210454
STUDENT CO-ORDINATORS
1. Ms.S.AKSHAYA 3rd year-CSE – 93457177876
2. Mr.R.ERIC SHELDON 3rd year-CSE – 9786787873

MAIL TO : [email protected]
Last date for paper submission: 06.05.2025

Scan to Enrolled

Rs.150 – per head