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Event Schedule

Tech Events

Event Name Date Start Time Venue
Seeds to System 7th And 8th March Check Here
D1 Lab 104 & 107
Game Storm 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 Lab 209-1 & Room no: 206-1&2
Shark Tank 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 Seminar Hall
Legacy Quest 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 Room no: 208, 102, 103 & Lab 207
for day 2: 207 general lab
C-Volution 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 Lab 202 & 203
Rays of Hope 7th And 8th March Check Here D2 Building - 208
Robo Maze 7th And 8th March Check Here D2 Building Parking
Electro Vision 7th And 8th March Check Here D2 - 106
Bob the Builder 7th And 8th March Check Here D6 - 205
Spark of Poster 7th And 8th March Check Here D6 - 103
Hydro Maze 7th And 8th March Check Here D6 - Parking Area
Clash of CAD 7th And 8th March Check Here D-4 Computer Lab
Revolutionary Thinkers 7th And 8th March Check Here D7 - 103
The Junkyard Innovators 7th And 8th Marchn Check Here D7 - Workshop

Non-Tech Events

Event Name Date Start Time Venue
Squid Game 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 - Parking
CornHole 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 - Parking
The Gravity 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 - Parking
Shadow Move 7th And 8th March Check Here D1 - Parking
Debate 7th And 8th March Check Here Coming Soon
The Chamber of Challenges 7th And 8th March Check Here D3 - Reading Room
Human Foosball 7th And 8th March Check Here D3 - Faculty Parking Area
Dan Dhana Dan 7th And 8th March Check Here D3 - Student Parking Area
Wallstreet Wizards 7th And 8th March Check Here D3 - 108
Bidding Wars 7th And 8th March Check Here D3 - 108
Bhaukaal 7th And 8th March Check Here Round 1, 3 & 4 : D6 - Parking Area
Round 2 : D6 - 208
Revolt Cup 7th And 8th March Check Here D6 - Parking Area
Reel Revolution 7th And 8th March Check Here D7 - Parking Area
Boost Session 7th And 8th March Check Here D7 - Parking Area
Fortune Wheel 7th And 8th March Check Here D8 - Parking & G2 Class
Market Minds 7th And 8th March Check Here D8 - 103
Treasure Hunt 7th And 8th March Check Here D8 Building
Courtroom 7th And 8th March Check Here D- 8 – First Floor, Corridor

The Evolution of Computers

1st Generation (1940-1956) - Vacuum Tubes

Technology Used: Vacuum tubes for circuitry, magnetic drums for memory Characteristics: Large, expensive, consumed a lot of power, generated heat Programming Language: Machine language (binary) Examples: ENIAC, UNIVAC-I Usage: Scientific calculations, military applications

First Generation Computer

2nd Generation (1956-1963) - Transistors

Technology Used: Transistors replaced vacuum tubes Characteristics: Smaller, faster, more reliable, energy-efficient Programming Language: Assembly language, early high-level languages (COBOL, FORTRAN) Examples: IBM 1401, UNIVAC 1108 Usage: Business applications, scientific computing

Second Generation Computer

3rd Generation (1964-1971) - Integrated Circuits (ICs)

Technology Used: Integrated Circuits (ICs) replaced transistors Characteristics: Smaller size, better processing speed, lower cost Programming Language: High-level languages like C and BASIC Examples: IBM 360 series, PDP-8

Third Generation Computer

4th Generation (1971-Present) - Microprocessors

Technology Used: Microprocessors (thousands of ICs on a single chip) Characteristics: Personal computers (PCs) became common, graphical user interfaces (GUIs) Programming Language: C, C++, Java, Python Examples: Intel 4004, IBM PC, Apple Macintosh Usage: Office applications, entertainment, internet

Fourth Generation Computer

5th Generation (Present & Beyond) - Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Quantum Computing

Technology Used: AI, machine learning, quantum computing, nanotechnology Characteristics: Self-learning systems, advanced parallel processing, cloud computing Programming Language: Python, R, AI-based languages like Prolog, Lisp Examples: IBM Watson, Google's Quantum Computer Usage: AI-based decision-making, robotics, cloud computing, voice recognition

Fifth Generation Computer

6th Generation (Future & Beyond) - AI, Quantum & Beyond

Technology Used: Quantum computing, artificial intelligence (AGI), nanotechnology, optical computing Characteristics: Self-learning AI, ultra-fast quantum processing, human-brain-like computing, energy-efficient systems Programming Language: Python, R, Q# (Quantum), Prolog, Lisp Examples: Google's Quantum Supremacy, IBM's Q System One, AI-driven robotics Usage: AI-powered automation, fully autonomous robots, real-time global decision-making, medical advancements, space exploration

Sixth Generation Computer

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