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POWER PULSE

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Abstract of the Event:

Event Name:	Power Pulse
Date & Time:	25th September, 2024 9:00 am to 4:00 pm
Event Duration:	7 hours
No. of Participants	Total: 130 IEEE: 95 Non-IEEE: 35
Location:	FISAT
Event Type: (Workshop, Seminar, Hackathon, etc.)	Workshop
COLLABORATION (YES/NO)	YES
Collaborator’s OU Names (with Geo-code)
Speakers Names:	Basil K Jeemon

Event Objectives and Agenda

The event began with a networking session led by Ashna K S, PES Secretary IEEE FISAT PES SBC, and Veena Prakash, WIP IEEE FISAT PES SBC. This session, lasting for two hours, included engaging activities that encouraged interaction and collaboration among participants. Following the networking session, the MATLAB workshop commenced in two phases. The first session was held from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM, where the basics of MATLAB were introduced. After a lunch break, the second session took place from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM, focusing on more advanced applications, ensuring participants gained practical experience with the software expertly led by Mr. Basil K. Jeemon, Assistant Professor in the ECE department. This session attracted a significant number of second-year students from the ECE, EEE, and EI departments, eager to enhance their programming skills. Mr. Basil K Jeemon introduced participants to the fundamentals of MATLAB, covering essential concepts such as programming structures, syntax, and execution techniques.

The workshop was structured to promote interaction and hands-on learning. Participants worked through examples and exercises, which not only helped solidify their understanding but also encouraged collaboration among peers. By the end of the session, the positive feedback from students highlighted their newfound ability to code simple programs independently, showcasing the effectiveness of the teaching approach.

After a brief break, this session built on the enthusiasm generated by the MATLAB workshop, allowing participants to delve into hardware programming and its applications. The instructor provided a clear overview of the Matlab platform, its components, and various project ideas, fostering creativity and innovation.

Hands-on activities were a key feature of this workshop as well. Students engaged in practical exercises, where they learned to set up circuits and write code to control hardware components. This interactive format not only enhanced their understanding of programming but also allowed them to experience the thrill of seeing their code come to life.

Overall, the workshop was highly successful in equipping students with valuable skills and knowledge. The positive atmosphere fostered a sense of community and collaboration, encouraging students to share ideas and learn from one another. Participants left the workshops with a greater confidence in their programming abilities and an eagerness to apply what they had learned in future projects. The success of these sessions laid a solid foundation for further technical events, promoting ongoing learning and innovation within the student body. We extend our heartfelt thanks to RAS IEEE FISAT SBC and the Energy Audit Cell for their collaboration in making this event a success.

Reference Links:

https://bit.ly/4gzgjiG - Event Registration Link