The YCCE ACM Student Chapter organized an insightful and highly interactive event titled "Symposium on Know It All," aimed specifically at second-year students from Computer Technology (CT), Computer Science Engineering (CSE), and Information Technology (IT). The event provided a unique opportunity for participants to gain hands-on exposure to several technological domains, interact with industry professionals, and explore learning opportunities in tech resources from global MNCs. The symposium covered a wide range of topics, including web development, cloud computing, GitHub collaboration, machine learning, and more. The event featured informative presentations by distinguished speakers, interactive sessions, and Q&A rounds, which helped students grasp key industry trends and up-and-coming technologies.

Speakers and Topics:

1. Om Mane - Web Development

○ Discussed the latest trends and best practices in web development, highlighting key tools, frameworks, and methodologies essential for creating modern, responsive websites and applications.

2. Suyash Borikar - GitHub

○ Provided insights into GitHub as a platform for collaboration and open-source contribution.

Explained how to manage repositories, use version control effectively, and get involved in the global developer community.

3. Shantanu Nichante - Cloud Computing (Google Cloud)

○ Introduced cloud computing with Google Cloud, focusing on cloud infrastructure, services, and the benefits of transitioning to cloud-based solutions in modern enterprises.

4. Rayee Wasankar - Cybersecurity & Blockchain

○ Covered critical concepts in cybersecurity and the rising importance of blockchain technologies in enhancing security protocols and distributed networks.

5. Priyanshu Behere - Machine Learning

○ Discussed the applications of machine learning, explaining its core concepts, current use cases, and opportunities for students to explore AI-driven technologies in future projects.

6. Rudrav Mahure - Coding and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA)

○ Shared techniques for mastering coding and improving problem-solving skills using data structures and algorithms, key to excelling in technical interviews and competitive coding.

7. Khushi Nasare - GDSC, MLSA, GitHub Student Expert, GFG Student Chapter

○ Presented the resources and programs available through Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC), Microsoft Learn Student Ambassadors (MLSA), GitHub Student Experts, and GeeksforGeeks (GFG), encouraging students to leverage these platforms for personal and professional growth.