Date : 29th October 2024 Time : 5pm to 6pm No. Participants: 75 Venue : Assembly hall, Main building UCEOU IEEE SB OUCE hosted an enriching session on Python led by Kamalakaar Pallela, Founder of HBIC and a proud alumnus of the ECE department (Class of 1998-2002) on 29th October. …
Date: 04-10-2024Time: 4pm to 5pmNo.of participants: 45Venue: BME seminar hall,OUCE The event “Pulse” was organized by the Biomedical Engineering Society (EMBS), a student chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), on 4th October in the BME Seminar Hall, effectively equipped with 45 participants. The event commenced with …
A 2-day hands-on MATLAB workshop organized by the Department of Electrical Engineering to enhance your computational skills. The workshop covers MATLAB applications in signal processing, control systems, image processing, and machine learning.
Date – 23rd March 2024 E-Enigma is a technical quiz competition. It is an opportunity for the participants to showcase their knowledge in the different fields of electrical engineering. They also need to show the ability of recollecting important details from their vast technical knowledge
Date – 23rd march 2024 This event is a combination of technical knowledge and interpersonal skills where the participants are tested on their knowledge of electrical and electronic vocabulary and basic concepts of electrical engineering, and convey it to their teammates without using any verbal cues.
Date– 23rd March 2024 Pitch Perfect is an event encouraging aspiring entrepreneurs who will present their innovative ideas and business acumen by pitching their business ideas in front of a panel of expert judges, under deep scrutiny.
Date – 23rd march 2024 It is a technical event in which students present technical papers on a topic where they can showcase their technical expertise, share their insights and engage in meaningful discussion on the latest advancements in the field of electrical engineering.
Date – 23rd March 2024 Electric Frenzy is a crossword and circuit solving competition, where students must connect the dots in their mind to recognize and solve various problems based on circuits of commonly used electronic devices.
