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St. Joseph’s Institute of Technologyoseph's Institute of Technology
PLACEMENT & TRAINING
Hack-a-cloud 2.0
The St. Joseph's Group of
Institutions AWS Cloud Club
hosted Hack-a-Cloud 2.0 on
May 8, 2024, a premier cloud
Sharmistha S from 2nd year C section secured 3rd competition uniting aspiring
cloud computing enthusiasts.
place at the eXLog Symposium's Connexion event
Participants
conducted by SSN College of Engineering, winning Rs. in the event
and
showed
skills
1500. Her outstanding performance highlights her their using cloud
in
cleverness
dedication and skill, bringing pride to her institution. to address
technologies
Congratulations, Sharmistha! industry Proof of Concepts
(POCs), use cases, and real-
world challenges. Hack-a-Cloud
2.0 comprised two rounds,
attracting 52 teams organized into seven groups, totaling 106 students at the
outset. Renowned Judges Prabu Jayaselan, Associate Engineering Manager at
Virtusa, Keerthivasan Kannan, AWS Community Builder and Senior Cloud
Engineer at Mindera, and Raghul Gopal, AWS Community Builder and Machine
Learning Engineer at Verschool Holdings shortlisted the leading group for the
final round, where they competed for the highest honors. Gabriel Alwin Varun.S,
ADS, and Vigneshwaran J, CSE, emerged as the winners, while Arthi S, IT,
secured the runner-up position. Special mention was given to Krishnaa S, CSE,
and Brendan Ryan Devasagay.A, CSE. The overall champion was the Glacier
Guardians team. The winning and runner-up teams received a cash prize, a $100
worth voucher, AWS goodies, and a shield.
TBy participating in this initiative, students gained valuable problem-solving and
Machine learning competition _ Kaggle based
critical thinking skills crucial for navigating the complexities of the tech industry. This
workshop exemplifies the department's commitment to equipping students with the
necessary tools and knowledge to thrive in their academic and professional endeavors.
The Kaggle competition is hosted on May 6th 2024. The topic is water quality and portability
classification problem .Water quality and potability are crucial aspects of ensuring access to
safe and clean drinking water for human consumption. A Total of 32 batches completed the
work . Total batch got 71.49 accuracy. The event was a testament to the power of collaboration
and dedication in the field of AI. The scholars aspired to craft intricate models, meticulously
designed to forecast the potability of water, thereby adding their expertise to the noble pursuit
of safeguarding pristine and secure drinking water reservoirs, an endeavor paramount to the
preservation of human well-being.
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