Media Release
Udupi, Aug 31: The department of computer science & engineering at SMVITM organised a guest talk titled "Social Coding" on August 31, specifically aimed at the 3rd semester students.
The event featured Dr Sudarshanmurthy, a distinguished principal researcher at Else Institute, who also serves as the founder and director of the data systems & solutions lab. With a rich background as a teacher, researcher, and technologist, Dr Sudarshanmurthy brought a wealth of knowledge and experience to the session.
The session was not only highly engaging but also deeply insightful, leaving a lasting impact on all who attended. Dr Sudarshanmurthy provided an in-depth overview of software engineering, emphasising the critical role it plays in modern technology development. He particularly highlighted the importance of teamwork in achieving goals, stressing that collaboration is key to success in any engineering project.
One of the central themes of Dr Sudarshanmurthy's talk was the continuous journey of learning. He encouraged both teachers and students to cultivate a passion for learning, underscoring that education is a lifelong process. According to Dr Sudarshanmurthy, sharing knowledge and actively seeking information from others is essential in fostering a vibrant learning community.
The interactive nature of the session encouraged lively brainstorming and idea exchange among the participants. This collaborative environment not only fostered creativity but also allowed students to explore new ideas and approaches in the field of software engineering.
The event was graced by the presence of Dr Thirumaleshwara Bhat, principal of SMVITM, and Dr Ganesh Aithal, vice-principal of SMVITM, who appreciated the value of the insights shared during the session. Their presence further underscored the importance of such academic engagements in the holistic development of students.
The session's impact was evident in the enthusiasm and creativity it sparked among the attendees, making it a memorable and enriching experience for all.