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Puttur: Annual IT fest ‘Pinnacle 2K17’ held at St Philomena College

  •   Sun, Jan 15 2017 03:11:40 PM

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Puttur, Jan 15: Department of Computer Science of St Philomena College Puttur organized annual IT fest ‘Pinnacle 2017’ on January 12 in college auditorium.

Software Developer of Channel Bridge Software Labs, Bengaluru, Jeevan K A inaugurated the programme and said, “Participation in various intercollegiate competitions helps the students to develop their personality.”

Campus director Dr Antony Prakash Monteiro participated as the guest of honour. Principal Prof Leo Noronha presided over the programme. 

‘PINNACLE 2K17’ consisted of Product Launch, Treasure Hunt, Web-Code, Poster Presentation, IT Manager, IT Quiz, Paper Presentation, Collage, Gaming and Dance.

The students from 16 colleges affiliated to Mangalore University participated in these events.

Sharanya and team led the invocation. HoD of the department Vinayachandra welcomed the gathering. IT Club coordinator Rajeshwari M and student coordinator Anusha P J were present on this occasion. 

President of IT Club Fathim Samreen proposed the vote of thanks. Ganavi K compered the programme.

  

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