ST. VINCENT PALLOTTI
COLLEGE ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY, NAGPUR
An Autonomous Institution
Department of Computer Engineering
ACM CE Student Chapter
Educational visit to Persistent Systems featuring expert sessions on GenAI's impact on programming and effective coding with AI tools
Our educational visit to Persistent Systems provided an invaluable opportunity for students and faculty to gain insights into the latest developments in Generative AI and its transformative impact on the programming landscape. This industry exposure helped bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world applications.
The visit featured specialized sessions tailored for both students and faculty, focusing on practical applications of GenAI tools in software development and how educational institutions can adapt their curricula to prepare students for the AI-driven future of programming.
"The Impact of GenAI on Programming Courses" - Insights for curriculum development
"Writing Code Effectively with GenAI Tools" - Hands-on experience with AI coding assistants
Real-world applications and career opportunities in the AI-enhanced development landscape
Direct interaction with industry professionals and potential mentorship opportunities
Senior Researcher, IISc Bangalore & ACM India
Prof. Viraj Kumar is a renowned expert in artificial intelligence and computer science education. With over 15 years of experience in both academia and industry, he has been at the forefront of integrating AI technologies into educational frameworks. His research focuses on the intersection of AI and programming education, making him the perfect speaker for this industry visit.
Bus departure from college campus
Registration and welcome at Persistent Systems
Introduction to Persistent Systems and their AI initiatives
"The Impact of GenAI on Programming Courses"
Lunch with Persistent Systems employees
"Writing Code Effectively with GenAI Tools"
Guided tour of development centers and innovation labs
Interactive session and closing remarks
Return journey to SVPCET