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On the occasion of Engineer’s Day, the Department of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) at Quantum University proudly organized a Technical Project Exhibition on 15th September 2025 at Shyamji Auditorium. The event, coordinated by Ms. Parul Tyagi, was a grand success and drew the enthusiastic participation of nearly 300 B.Tech students from all years of study.

Distinguished Guests and Dignitaries

The exhibition was honored by the gracious presence of eminent dignitaries:

• Mr. Prakhar Goel, Trustee, Quantum University
   
• Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Kumar, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Quantum University
   
• Mr. Brij Mohan Singh, Director, QST
   
• Dr. Satender Kumar, Dean Academics, Quantum University
   

These distinguished guests interacted with the students, observed their projects in detail, and commended their spirit of innovation and problem-solving. Their presence added great value and motivation to the young innovators.

A Platform for Creativity and Innovation

The Technical Project Exhibition was designed to serve as a dynamic platform where students could display their creativity, technical expertise, and innovative problem-solving skills. The projects presented covered a diverse spectrum of themes, ranging from artificial intelligence, machine learning, software applications, IoT solutions, automation systems, robotics, cybersecurity, and sustainable technologies.

Students demonstrated how engineering knowledge could be translated into real-world applications, showcasing not only their technical skills but also their ability to think critically and address pressing global and societal challenges.

Encouragement from the Leaders

The dignitaries appreciated the quality of projects, applauded the innovative mindset of the students, and emphasized the importance of practical learning, hands-on experimentation, and industry-relevant skills in modern engineering education. They encouraged the students to integrate research and innovation into their learning journey and to continue exploring technologies that could contribute to society’s progress.

Speaking on the occasion, Prof. (Dr.) Vivek Kumar, Hon’ble Vice Chancellor of Quantum University, highlighted:

“Events like this reflect the true spirit of engineering education – not just theoretical knowledge, but the application of that knowledge to solve real-world problems. Our students are future innovators, and their projects are proof of the transformative ideas that can shape industries and communities.”

Student Engagement and Outcomes

The event was not only an exhibition but also a collaborative learning experience for the students. Participants gained exposure to project presentation, teamwork, and technical communication skills, while receiving valuable feedback from faculty and experts.

The Technical Project Exhibition reinforced the university’s commitment to experiential learning, ensuring that students move beyond textbooks to practical innovation. It provided them with the confidence and experience required to step into research, startups, and industry collaborations in the future.

Conclusion

The Engineer’s Day celebration through the Technical Project Exhibition was a resounding success, reaffirming Quantum University’s vision of nurturing future-ready engineers equipped with knowledge, skills, and innovative thinking. The event not only celebrated the legacy of engineering but also laid the foundation for new possibilities and technological breakthroughs by the budding engineers of tomorrow.