BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:IEEE vTools.Events//EN CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Asia/Kolkata BEGIN:STANDARD DTSTART:19451014T230000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0630 TZOFFSETTO:+0530 TZNAME:IST END:STANDARD END:VTIMEZONE BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTAMP:20241227T174341Z UID:0F2DC918-454A-4D68-BF07-8FE9DCC8624F DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241007T100000 DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241007T123000 DESCRIPTION:EVENT DESCRIPTION:\nCipher Chase\, held on October 7\, 2024\, a s part of IEEE Day 2024 celebrations at Sri\nSairam Engineering College\, was a fast-paced two-round technical competition. The event\nchallenged pa rticipants on both logical reasoning and technical coding skills\, testing their\nability to solve puzzles and program effectively under pressure.\n A total of 25 teams participated in the event\, each composed of two membe rs. The first\nround was conducted via Educaplay\, focusing on future and emerging technologies\, while the\nsecond round was held on HackerRank\, e mphasizing multi-language programming.\nROUND 1:\nThe Turbo Track event be gan with Round 0 on October 1st\, 2024\, serving as an online\npreliminary session to help participants prepare for the main event. Teams attended a n\ninformative Q&A session\, where they clarified competition rules and ex pectations. The event\nteam showcased a demo RC car with basic features\, giving participants a firsthand look at the\ndesign elements and performan ce capabilities required for the competition. The session\nprovided valuab le insights\, helping participants fine-tune their own models.\nTeams Pres ented: 25\nNo. of Participants: 50\nROUND 2:\nIn the second round\, Treasu re Hunt – Code to Win\, teams were challenged with multilanguage program ming tasks on HackerRank. The round featured a unique dynamic where only\n one team member could code at a time\, while the other was kept away from the workspace.\nTeams were required to switch between coding turns\, makin g seamless communication and\nstrategy critical for success. The task invo lved solving programming problems in C\, Python\,\nJava\, and C++ to revea l missing letters in a partially completed word. Success in this round\nde manded not only technical proficiency in multiple programming languages bu t also effective\ncollaboration between team members\, as they frequently swapped roles.The top teams to\ncorrectly decode and complete the word by solving all the coding challenges were declared the\nwinners.\nTeams Prese nted: 10\nNo. of Participants: 20\n[]\n\nSRI SAIRAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE\, SAI LEO NAGAR\, WEST TAMBARAM\, CHENNAI\, Tamil Nadu\, India\, 600044 LOCATION:SRI SAIRAM ENGINEERING COLLEGE\, SAI LEO NAGAR\, WEST TAMBARAM\, C HENNAI\, Tamil Nadu\, India\, 600044 ORGANIZER:geethaeng01@gmail.com SEQUENCE:18 SUMMARY:CIPHER CHASE URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/439144 X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p><strong>EVENT DESCRIPTION:</strong><br>Cip her Chase\, held on October 7\, 2024\, as part of IEEE Day 2024 celebratio ns at Sri<br>Sairam Engineering College\, was a fast-paced two-round techn ical competition. The event<br>challenged participants on both logical rea soning and technical coding skills\, testing their<br>ability to solve puz zles and program effectively under pressure.<br>A total of 25 teams partic ipated in the event\, each composed of two members. The first<br>round was conducted via Educaplay\, focusing on future and emerging technologies\, while the<br>second round was held on HackerRank\, emphasizing multi-langu age programming.<br><strong>ROUND 1:</strong><br>The Turbo Track event beg an with Round 0 on October 1st\, 2024\, serving as an online<br>preliminar y session to help participants prepare for the main event. Teams attended an<br>informative Q&amp\;A session\, where they clarified competition rule s and expectations. The event<br>team showcased a demo RC car with basic f eatures\, giving participants a firsthand look at the<br>design elements a nd performance capabilities required for the competition. The session<br>p rovided valuable insights\, helping participants fine-tune their own model s.<br>Teams Presented: 25<br>No. of Participants: 50<br><strong>ROUND 2:</ strong><br>In the second round\, Treasure Hunt &ndash\; Code to Win\, team s were challenged with multilanguage programming tasks on HackerRank. The round featured a unique dynamic where only<br>one team member could code a t a time\, while the other was kept away from the workspace.<br>Teams were required to switch between coding turns\, making seamless communication a nd<br>strategy critical for success. The task involved solving programming problems in C\, Python\,<br>Java\, and C++ to reveal missing letters in a partially completed word. Success in this round<br>demanded not only tech nical proficiency in multiple programming languages but also effective<br> collaboration between team members\, as they frequently swapped roles.The top teams to<br>correctly decode and complete the word by solving all the coding challenges were declared the<br>winners.<br>Teams Presented: 10<br> No. of Participants: 20&nbsp\;<br><img src="https://events.vtools.ieee.org /vtools_ui/media/display/b6977275-e381-4b11-b4cd-7b381b66b628" alt="" widt h="553" height="487"></p> END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR