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Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) are university-based community groups for students keen on developer technologies. We host workshops, events, and project-building activities to help students hone their skills. We also collaborate with local businesses and communities to craft solutions using Google technology.

GDSC NITK is a vibrant part of this network under the WebClub umbrella. Active for the past 5 years, we strive to boost participation in software development across the campus. Our activities include regular workshops, knowledge transfer sessions for newcomers, and a host of fun internal events!

Highlights of Our Activities

1. GDSC Info Session

An introductory session where we covered all aspects of the Google Developer Student Club at NITK. We had an overwhelming response, holding the event twice in a day to accommodate everyone.

Speaker: Abhishek Sathpathy, GDSC Lead, NITK Chapter

GDSC Info Session


2. UniDAO

In partnership with Devfolio and ETHIndia, we introduced UniDAO, a club to foster learning and building with Ethereum and Web3. NITK was among the only five colleges in India to join this initiative.

Leads:

  • Parth Mittal: UniDAO Lead, NITK
  • Mardav Chirag Gandhi & Ayush Kumar Singh: UniDAO Facilitators
  • Aniket Raj: Community Lead, Devfolio

UniDAO


3. Google Cloud Study Jams

A month-long journey into Google Cloud and Generative AI where students tackled various challenges. Successful participants earned swag and certifications.

Facilitators: Harshit Gupta, Abhishek Sathpathy, and Shashank SM

Google Cloud Study Jams


4. Web Server in Go

The event consisted of web fundamentals and server concepts. Benefits of golang over other languages for building backend systems were discussed followed by hands on building of a simple http server in replit with each of them having a final deployed live server.

Speaker: Shubham Rasal, Systems & GDSC SIG Member, Blockchain Enthusiast who also worked in a startup to build production backend systems in golang.

Web Server in Go


5. GDSC Solutions Challenge

We introduced the Google Solutions Challenge 2024, a global competition to address one of the 17 United Nations Sustainable Goals. Eight teams from NITK were selected for the regional bootcamps.

GDSC Solutions Challenge


6. Hackathons 101

An online session was conducted to discuss everything about hackathons - from what, why and how of hackathons to insider tips and tricks to help students win. This session was powered by AngelHack, a global leader in developer relations, having conducted countless developer-related programs in over 100+ cities worldwide.

Speakers: Parth Mittal, Asim Jawahir , and Saurabh Shetty from AngelHack.

Hackathons 101


7. Let’s Get Rusty

A hands-on session exploring the Rust programming language, its applications, and building an HTTP API server.

Speakers: Mardav Chirag Gandhi and Abhishek Sathpathy

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Let’s Get Rusty Let’s Get Rusty


8. Introduction to Android Development and Kotlin

A session introducing Android technologies like Jetpack Compose and Android Studio, including a hands-on demo for building a mobile app.

Speaker: Mohammed Arfath, 4th Year BTech Student

Android Development and Kotlin


9. HackClub

GDSC started an initiative called ‘HackClub’ to promote and grow the culture of hackathons within the club. Members can share upcoming hackathons, find teammates, ideate, find new tools, get their abstract reviewed from peers and share their achievements!

Starting April 2023, multiple members of WEC participated in 20+ hackathons, with 9+ wins totalling a winning amount of Rs 10L+ both online, offline and hybrid. Here is a list of the achievements.

  1. Fantom Hackathon Q1 2023:

    • Top 5 Student Prize: Asim Jawahir and Pratik Jallan
  2. ETHForAll:

  3. AngelHack's Polkadot Hackathon: Europe Edition:

    • 2nd Runner Up in the ink! Smart Contract Category: Parth Mittal, Pranav Agarwal, Mehul Todi, Shashank SM, Abhiraj Mengade
  4. Warpspeed by Lightspeed, GenAI Hackathon 2023:

    • 1st Runner-Up among 107 teams: Parth Mittal, Mardav Chirag Gandhi, Hriday Mehta, Ayush Kumar Singh
  5. HackToFuture, SJEC Mangalore:

    • Winners in the Social Innovation Category among 700 participants: Fahim Ahmed, Hriday Mehta, Mardav Chirag Gandhi
  6. NivHack'23 by Niveus Solutions, Mangalore:

    • 1st Place: Mardav Chirag Gandhi, Hriday Mehta, Ayush Kumar Singh
  7. Manipal Hackathon 2023:

    • Consolation prize: Abhishek Sathpathy, Fahim Ahmed, Shubham Rasal
  8. EthOnline'23:

    • Best use of Tableland, XMTP: Mardav Gandhi, Ayush Kumar Singh, Shubham Rasal
  9. MultiverseX Hackathon'23:

    • 2nd Runner Up in the AI Track: Asim Jawahir, Pratik Jallan
  10. ETHIndia'23 (World’s Largest Ethereum Hackathon):

  11. DevRev Forge'23:

    • 1st Runner Up: Mardav Chirag Gandhi, Hriday Mehta, Ayush Kumar Singh, Chinmaya Sahu
  12. AngelHack's HackBangalore:

    • 1st Runner Up (Financial Inclusion Track): Shubham Rasal

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10. Club Website Revamp

A project to revamp the WebClub website with a modern UI, including pages for events, blogs, and a team section. We also plan to add a reading list and use Strapi CMS for content management.

Participants: J Hariharan, Apoorva Agarwal, Aahil Rafiq, Krishna Tulsyan, G Vishwas, M Shree Harsha Bhat, Shubham S Rasal, Fahim Ahmed, Mardav Chirag Gandhi

Website Revamp Website Revamp


11. CI/CD Tech Talk

A detailed session on Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) practices.

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Speakers: Shreesha and Aryan Kashyap


12. Database Paradigms Unveiled Tech Talk

In our comprehensive tech talk, we explored various database paradigms, delving into the different types of databases and their practical applications. The session included insightful discussions on the structures and functions of both relational and NoSQL databases, led by our SIG members. A highlight was the detailed case study on Google Forms, where we uncovered how its underlying database works and how the system handles data. The talk sparked lively discussions and provided a deep understanding of how databases support diverse technological solutions.

Speakers: Anush and Krishna

Database Paradigms Talk


13. System Design Talk by Salman Shah

Salman Shah, an alumni of NITK took the System Design talk over google meet where he discussed in detail about approaching system design and took an example of a url shortener to explain about the same. The talk was very informative and received positive feedback.

System Design Talk System Design Talk


Stay tuned for more exciting events and opportunities to learn and grow with GDSC NITK!