Events

A field visit was organized on 22/03/2026 for SY1 ECS students under the Entrepreneurship Development Lab (EDL) at Dadobaa oils OPC private limited under the guidance of Faculty Coordinators Ms. Jayashree Dhawale and Dr. Renuka V. Chimankare.

The purpose of the visit was to provide practical exposure to real-world entrepreneurial practices and business operations. Students were introduced to the functioning of a small-scale industry focused on cold-pressed oil production. The organization demonstrated traditional oil extraction techniques and explained the importance of maintaining product quality. Students also learned about sourcing raw materials, packaging, and marketing strategies.

An interactive session allowed students to understand challenges faced by entrepreneurs and startup growth. The visit helped in enhancing their knowledge of innovation and management in business. All students actively participated and showed enthusiasm throughout the visit. Necessary safety measures and discipline were maintained under the supervision of the faculty coordinators. Overall, the visit was informative and successful in achieving its objective of promoting entrepreneurial learning.

On 7th April 2026, an interactive 6-hour session was conducted on drone fundamentals, flight mechanics, applications, and practical flying.

The session provided students with an engaging, activity-driven, and hands-on experience. From understanding how drones work to real-time flying, the event effectively combined learning with active participation.

This session was conducted by our Final Year student Siddharth Gugaliya and Second Year student Rajat Adsule.

We appreciate their efforts in delivering an insightful and practical learning experience for all participants.

On 13^th April 2026, a demonstration session on the Unicorn Simulator (USIM) was conducted as part of the Entrepreneurship Development Lab to provide students with practical exposure to startup modeling and entrepreneurial decision-making. The session was delivered by Mr. Bhavey associated with the Unicorn Simulator platform from Cybranex Pvt. Ltd.

The primary objective of the session was to introduce students to the concept of startup simulation, where various business parameters such as revenue, costs, growth rate, and funding are analyzed to understand how a startup can scale into a unicorn.

The session aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real-world entrepreneurial practices by providing a hands-on understanding of business modeling tools.

The IEI-SAKEC Student Chapter, in collaboration with the ECS Department of Shah & Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College, successfully organized a One-Day Workshop on “Prompt Engineering – Where Pedagogy Meets AI Precision” on 7th March 2026.

The session was led by Ronak Parikh, Co-Founder of Techinfinity, Techinfinity Studios, Bespoke Bliss, and Technobotics, a 30 Under 30 recognized entrepreneur, whose ventures have also been featured among the Top 60 Startups of Maharashtra under MSSIDC.

Through insightful discussions and live demonstrations, participants explored:
 Fundamentals of Prompt Engineering
 AI-assisted productivity and teaching techniques
 Practical applications of AI tools in real-world workflows

The workshop highlighted how the right prompts can unlock the true potential of Artificial Intelligence, making it a crucial skill for students, educators, and professionals alike.

We extend our sincere gratitude to Hemant Shah and Shreyas Vinchu for their constant support and encouragement in making this initiative possible.

A big thank you to all the participants for their enthusiastic involvement and curiosity to learn. Looking forward to many more such knowledge-sharing initiatives! 

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An insightful technical session was conducted on 13th February 2026 by Ms. Purva Ambre, BTech student of Electronics and Computer Science focusing on the Anatomy of Drones, Aerodynamics, and ESP32 Applications in UAV Systems. The session provided students with an in-depth understanding of the structural and functional components of drones, including frame design, propulsion systems, flight controllers, sensors, and communication modules. Special emphasis was given to aerodynamic principles such as lift, drag, thrust, and stability that govern drone flight performance.
We appreciate Ms. Purva for her commendable effort and contribution towards enhancing technical knowledge among students.

A Training Session was conducted in online mode by Mr. Bhavey Mittal from Cybranex Centre of Excellence (CoE) team for SY ECS students on 8th January 2026 at 12:00 p.m. The speaker introduced the students about the Unicorn Simulator sponsored by Cybranex team CoE which is helpful for the students to run and understand the startup journey they learn in the Entrepreneurship and Development Lab subject in their curriculum.

A total of 71 students attended the session and played the simulator as per the instructions given by the speaker.

A workshop on “Dealing with Peer Pressure” was conducted by Ms. Hitakshi Joshi on 22nd January 2026 for the students of the Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) Department.
The session aimed to create awareness among students about the nature of peer pressure and its impact on personal choices, academic performance, and emotional well-being. Ms. Joshi engaged the students through interactive discussions, relatable real-life scenarios, and practical strategies to help them make confident and responsible decisions.
Students were encouraged to express their thoughts, share experiences, and learn healthy ways to handle external influences while staying true to their values and goals. The workshop helped students develop better self-awareness, decision-making skills, and confidence in handling social and academic pressures.
The session was well received by the students and proved to be insightful, engaging, and beneficial for their personal growth and overall development.

A highly informative session on “Basic Drone Designing” was successfully conducted on 11th February 2026 by our Electronics and Computer Science (ECS) Second Year student, Mr. Rajat Adsule.

The session provided valuable insights into the fundamentals of drone technology, including basic components, working principles, design considerations, and practical applications. Participants gained a clear understanding of drone structure, flight control mechanisms, and emerging opportunities in the field of unmanned aerial systems.

The session was interactive and engaging, encouraging the SY students to explore innovation and hands-on learning in drone development. Such peer-led initiatives reflect the technical enthusiasm and growing research culture within the ECS department.

We appreciate Mr. Rajat Adsule for his commendable effort and contribution towards enhancing technical knowledge among the SY ECS students.

The IEI Student Chapter, in collaboration with P2P Foundation, successfully organized an interactive workshop on Crypto and Web3 titled “Earn · Invest · Spend” on 2nd February 2026 at 201 Lab.
The workshop was designed to provide students with practical exposure to cryptocurrency and real-world Web3 applications, moving beyond theoretical concepts. The session covered crypto fundamentals, common mistakes and scams, earning and investment mechanisms, and everyday use cases of digital assets.
A key highlight of the event was the live interaction and hands-on learning experience, which included quizzes, user-generated content challenges, and a real-time application walkthrough. Selected students also received an opportunity to experience crypto usage in a controlled environment.
The session was conducted by Mr. Sarthak Pawar from P2P Foundation, who shared valuable industry insights and engaged students through interactive discussions. The workshop witnessed enthusiastic participation from students, fostering awareness, analytical thinking, and industry readiness.
This collaborative initiative reflects the institute’s commitment to exposing students to emerging technologies and strengthening industry academia interaction.

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Parent–teacher meeting of ECS department was held on 4th Oct 2025, from 1.00 pm onwards in 2nd-floor classrooms.

Dr. Asha Durafe, Head of the Department welcomed all & gave a brief idea about the department achievements, results, attendance rules and revised curriculum structure and its benefits. She also informed details about exam rules, exam scheme, exam conduction, as well as passing criteria for all exams.

🌟 Industry Expert Session on Linux Skill-Based Lab 🌟

The Department of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS), SAKEC, in collaboration with the IEI SAKEC Student Chapter, successfully organized an Industry Expert Session on “Linux Skill-Based Lab – Industry Perspectives” on 24th September 2025.

The session was conducted by Mr. Nikhil Gaikwad, from XL Dynamics India pvt Ltd. who shared valuable insights on Linux fundamentals, practical command-line usage, and industry applications, giving students hands-on exposure to essential tools and techniques.

Students gained a deeper understanding of how Linux skills are applied in real-world industry scenarios, helping them strengthen both their technical knowledge and employability. The interactive discussions and live demonstrations made the session engaging and highly impactful.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Mr. Nikhil Gaikwad for sharing his expertise and inspiring our students.

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🌟 Successful High Tea & Networking Get-Together at SAKEC! 🌟

The Electronics & Computer Science Department and Electronics & Telecommunication Department in collaboration with IDEA LAB of Shah and Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College (SAKEC) recently hosted a highly enriching High Tea & Networking Get-Together on 13th September 2025 at the Idea Lab.

This special session was designed exclusively for students yet to be placed, with the key objectives of:
✔️ Fostering meaningful connections with peers and faculty
✔️ Sharing valuable guidance and motivation to boost placement readiness
✔️ Creating awareness about upcoming opportunities and effective preparation strategies

We were delighted to see active participation from students and their parents, contributing to vibrant discussions and exchanging ideas to enhance career prospects.

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 Department of Electronics and Computer Science (ECS), SAKEC presents CompTIA Certification Courses! 

The Department of Electronics and Computer Science, Shah & Anchor Kutchhi Engineering College (SAKEC), in collaboration with the Global Cyber Security Association
(GCA), is excited to offer globally recognized CompTIA Certification Courses at more than 50% discount — exclusively for our students!

Courses Offered:

CompTIA A+
CompTIA Security+
CompTIA Network+
CompTIA Data+
☁️ CompTIA Cloud+
CompTIA Tech+
CompTIA SecurityX
…and many more specialized certifications designed to build your Cyber Security and IT infrastructure expertise!

Why Enroll?
✅ Internationally recognized certifications
✅ Enhance employability and technical competence
✅ Hands-on, skill-based learning
✅ Limited seats available — grab your spot now!

Registration link: https://forms.gle/buY4YV4CcgDzffjMA

For more details, contact:
Dr. Asha Durafe
Head of Department, ECS, SAKEC
Member, Global Cyber Security Association (GCA)

Department of Electronics & Computer Science organized an Industry Expert talk for second year and third year students on 17th January 2025 during 2pm to 3:30pm. The speaker, Mr. Pravin Jogdand, Industry Expert from SemTech, Pune gave valuable insights into the transformative role of embedded systems in the AI era. Dr. Asha Durafe from the Department of Electronics & Computer Science coordinated the event.

Key Highlights of the Lecture:

1. Introduction to Embedded Systems and AI: The session began with an overview of embedded systems and their integration into modern technology.

2. Applications and Use Cases: Real-world examples were presented, including AI-powered IoT devices, autonomous vehicles, smart appliances, and industrial automation.

3. Technological Challenges and Opportunities: Challenges such as hardware constraints, energy efficiency, and real-time processing were discussed.

4. Future Trends: The talk explored emerging trends, such as edge computing, neuromorphic chips, and the role of AI in improving security and scalability in embedded systems. The event received an overwhelming response, with 82 participants including staff and students actively attending. Feedback from attendees praised the speaker’s ability to simplify complex concepts and provide actionable insights.