The Institution of Engineers (India),

Mining Engineer's Association of India

(MEAI) and Namibia University of

Science and Technology, on October 9 &

10, 2015 in Udaipur, Rajasthan.

The students of CSI student Branch –

Aishwarya Mr. Himanshu Soni, Ms Kritika

Chouhan, Ms Megha Gehlot and Ms Neha

Chouhan along with Dr Archana

Golwalkar attended the inaugural thceremony of ICICT 2015 on 9 October

2015 at Golden Tulip Hotel Udaipur. The

luminaries who graced the inaugural

were Dr L V MuraliKrishna Reddy,

President, The institution of Engineers

(India) as Chief Guest, Dr Anirban Basu,

Vice President, Computer Society of India

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Events and Activities

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06-10-2015: A written quiz competition

at college level was organized by CSI thStudent Branch Aishwarya on 6 October

2015 as a precursor to the state level

Quiz competition on “C Programming”.

Students of BCA and PGDCA participated

in the Quiz. The written quiz was

designed to assess the concepts and

programming skills of participants in

programming language 'C' which was

evaluated Dr Sunita Bhati and Dr Anita

Bhati. Top four students were Arun

Solviya, Vaseem Hussain, Rohit Jain and

Prabhu Lal Janwa, who were nominated

to participate in the state level Quiz

competition scheduled on 10-10-15.

09-10-2015 : International Congress on

Information and Communicat ion

Technology – ICICT 2015 concurrent

with National Excellence Awards 2015

was organized by Computer Society of

India (CSI) Udaipur Chapter, associated

with Association of Computer Machinery

(ACM), Agriculture Engineering Division,

CSI Quiz CSI Quiz COMPET ITION

Congratulations!!!?Arun Solviya, BCA III

?Vaseem Hussain, BCA II

?Rohit Jain, BCA III

?Prabhu Lal Janwa, BCA III

International Congress onInformation and Communication

Technology 2015

as Presidential Guest, Shri Aninda Bose,

Springer India Pvt. Ltd. as Guest of

honour, Dr Aynur Unal, Stanford

University USA and Dr Hemant Purohit,

Dignitaries after lighting the lamps inaugurating the International Congress

on ICT 2015

Prof. Aynul Unal delivering Keynote Address and Members of CSI Student Branch – Aishwarya, on the right

delivered two eminent speakers. Dr

Hemant Purohit on “Big Data Innovation

for Social Impact” wherein they were

exposed to IoT, Data deluge, Innovation

opportunit ies , human Behaviour,

linguistics along with cases and Modeling

behavior for social impact. Prof. Aynur

Unal delivered keynote address on

“Digital Monozukuri” (Monozukuri is

about having a state of mind, the spirit to

produce not only excellent products but

also have the the ability to constantly

improve the production system and its

processes), explaining about resource

called digitalmonozukuri.com is a way to

Open Innovation which is cheaper and

faster and opens up opportunities for all.

She marked that patenting a new product

is far more ahead than writing a research

paper further discussing on sustainable

secured systems and services including

cases of live projects.

It was a memorable learning experience

and interaction with the august

gathering.

George Mason University, USA as

keynote speakers, besides Dr

Durgesh Kumar Mishra, Chairperson

Division IV CSI and Dr S C Satapathy

Chairman Division V CSI were

special guests.

The main attraction for the CSI

Student Members from Aishwarya

College was the keynote address

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CSI State level Intercollegiate Technical Quiz Competition

on “C Programming”

Special Guest and the guest of honour

was Mr. Rakesh Kumar Sinha (Senior

Developer Xavoc Technocrats Pvt. Ltd.)

besides Mr Gowrav Vishwakarma

(Director Xavoc Technocrats Pvt. Ltd)

who was present online.

The program began by Welcoming and

introducing Guests by Ms Neelam Joshi

followed by lighting of the lamps. Dr

Archana Golwalkar (CSI SBC) shared

about the functioning of the CSI Student

Branch and its achievements stating the

o b j e c t ive o f t h e Te c h n i c a l Q u i z

Competition. There were 28 students in

1 4 t e a m s w h o j o i n e d t h e Q u i z

Competition and gave a strong fight. The

Quiz comprised of three rounds – Round

I - MCQ's, Round II - Rapid Fire and

Round III – Brain Drilling, which were

conducted by Dr Sunita and Dr Anita

Bhati. The winners were Mansi & Pragati

from MLV textile and Engineering

College, Bhilwara and the runners up

were Himanshu Pandey and Neha Joshi

10-10-15: A State level Intercollegiate

technical Quiz competition on “C thProgramming” was held on 10 October

2015, organized by CSI student Branch at

Aishwarya Institute of Management & IT,

Udaipur, Rajasthan under CSI Region III.

Higher Education Institutions in the state

of Rajasthan were invited to nominate

teams from B. Tech, B. Sc (Comp. Sci.),

BCA and PGDCA programmes for

participation in the Quiz Competition

with an objective of recognizing the

young talent.

The Program was graced by the luminous

presence of Dr Anirban Basu (CSI Vice

President cum President Elect) was the

Chief Guest, Ms Kriti Joshi (Developer

and Designer, Secure Meters) was the

Glimpses from the CSI Quiz Competition

Dr Anirban Basu (Vice President CSI) with Dr Archana Golwalkar (CSI SBC, SSC) during address (left) and Prize distribution (Right) with Winner and Runner up Team

from Vidhya Bhawan Rural Institute,

Udaipur, they received Certificates,

Trophies and Cash Prizes from the

distinguished guests. Response from

audience was also appreciated.

In the Chief Guest's address Dr Basu

congratulated all the participants coming

from various parts of the state and

encouraged further participation in

activities at National and International

Level. He focused on the need association

with bodies like Computer Society of

India and boosted the audience and

dignitaries present to promote CSI

Membership while updating on various

initiatives taken up by CSI.

Mr Gowrav Vishwakarma interacted with

the students online and shared with

them about the upcoming technology

NoSQL.

The program ended with the memento

presentation to the guests and vote of

thanks by Vasim Hussain.

Audience witnessing the Chief Guest's address

Moments of Achievement

There is a big difference between failing

and giving up. However, the line which

separates both failure and giving up is

foggy. Often we find it difficult to

differentiate which is the cause and

which is the result. People often get

confused whether they fail that is why

they give up or they give up that is why

the fail. We often see people more

successful than us and lose confidence. It

is difficult to achieve even the attainable

goals due to the low confidence. This is

why a large number of people are not

able to achieve their goals. They stop

their success journey mid-way and think

why did they not achieve their goals?

Aishwarya College of Education

Sansthan.

Prof. Bhatt then addressed the youth

on the need of the hour besides

focusing on the objectives of CSI and

its initiatives at various levels i.e.

Guests: (Chairman, CSI Udaipur Chapter) and

(Director, Xavoc Technocrats Pvt. Ltd.)

thOn 06 November 2015, CSI Student

Branch organized Oath taking Ceremony

of CSI Student Branch Committee

members for 2015-16 followed by a

Seminar based on “Programming Skills

based on recent trends”.

The CSI Student Members nominated for

2015-16 were:

President : MCA

Vice President: MCA

Secretary : PGDCA

Treasurer : BCA

Members of Committee

1. Megha Gehlot (PGDCA)

2. Pankaj Deendor (BCA)

3. Kritika Chouhan (PGDCA)

Prof. Yogesh Chandra Bhatt

M r G o w r a v V i s h w a k a r m a

Sushil Milkee,

Neelam Joshi,

Himanshu Soni,

Reeta Roat,

4. Daksh Upadhyay (BCA)

All the CSI Student Branch Committee

members took a pledge led by Prof. Y C

Bhatt for dedicating to the ideals of CSI

and serving faithfully by practice and

propagation of ICT in all aspects through

various activities of CSI Student Branch,

promoting the understanding, goodwill

and teamwork among all the members

and fellow students, keeping in mind the

repute of Computer Society of India and

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International, National, Regional, State

and local. He congratulated CSI Student

Branch Aishwarya on the achievements

and recognition in the past and wished

for a bright future, sharing about the CSI

Udaipur Chapter achievements and

activities as well.

In the second phase of the session a

technical seminar on “Programming

Skills based on recent trends” was on

track with the expert as Mr Gowrav

Vishwakarma who emphasized on the

c h a n g i n g t r e n d s i n a p p l i c a t i o n

development and latest advancements in

the software industry, which will prevail

in near future.

Oath taking ceremony of CSI Student Branch Executive CommitteeSeminar on “Programming Skills based on recent trends”

Prof. Y C Bhatt, Chairman, CSI Udaipur Chapter addressing students

Intercollegiate Presentation Competition27 November 2015 : There was a

P r e s e n t a t i o n C o m p e t i t i o n a t

intercollegiate level organized by CSI

Student Branch on the theme “Emerging

trends in Industry, Education, and

Modern Society” during a two days

National Conference 27-28 November

2015 (Friday & Saturday).

13 students participated and presented

on recent topics based on the theme from

various institutions. The chief guest was

Dr. Meera Mathur who judged the

performance of the participants.

Students actively participated in the

competition and made the most of the

opportunity. Dr. Meera Mathur in her

address shared on

e f f e c t i v e

presentation skills

and congratulated

the participants

and winners.

The winners were

Mr. Mufuddal Ali,

M r . V a s e e m

H u s s a i n , Vr i d h i

C h a n d a n d

consolation prize

was given to Ms

Sejal.

Sushil Milkee (President - CSI Student Branch Committee) welcoming the

expert Prof. Meera Mathur

Participants Presenting during the Competition

Expert Prof. Meera Mathur deliberating on effective

presentation skills

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People Don't Fail, They Give Up!

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2. Very tight timelines: Even if the aim

is set, it takes time to reach there. We

often work with a mindset that this

task should take this much time.

Sometimes, the things do not go as

per our calculations and if the goal is

not achieved within our decided time

frame, we give up mid-way. However,

the fact of the matter is that if we had

put in a little more time, we could

have been there!

3. N o H a r d Wo r k : S u c c e s s o r

achievement is not an easy task. It

takes a lots of efforts, time &

commitment to put forward our true

potential. We might underestimate

the difficulty level of a task in the

beginning but it might actually

require more resources & efforts to

get embodied. If we are not willing to

work hard than the set level, we are

highly likely to give up mid-way and

call it a failure while we have actually

given up.

4. Distractions: Today, there are so

many distractions that can distract

people from their path. These

distractions could be things like

electronics gadgets, social media

other people, etc. These distractions

consume our time and energy & we

give up mid-way. Can we call it a

failure?

5. Not worth the result: Many a times,

3. Starting over-excited: Every task we

take up requires a proper research

and execution plan. If we start over

excited, we might start with a lot of

e n e r g y a n d v i g o u r b u t n o t

anticipating things before beginning

makes things look difficult and we

give them up. This is a failure on our

planning and execution part!

4. Not applying our knowledge: Many

students really study hard but are not

able to apply their knowledge while

writing the paper. This could be

b e c a u s e o f n e r vo u s n e s s , l ow

confidence or whatever we may call

it. However, this is a failure to use our

knowledge at the place for which we

worked hard.

5. Opponent might be stronger: We

see in many team or individual sports

that the player fails despite the effort

from his end. He has worked hard, is

willing to face the opponent but the

opponent might be really more

skilled and experience. In such a

situation, you might not give up but

actually fail!

Determination and optimism are the

main strengths to make our goal a reality.

If we want to succeed at a task, however

small it may be, we need to ensure that

we are committed. At the same time, we

also need to see the reality and

attainability of our goals. This reduces

the chances of giving up midway and

terming it as a failure!

Conclusion:

Giving up is the reason!

1. Careless Goals: People often set

goals they don't even care about

or which are too ambitious to

achieve during the given time.

They always say that they want

to achieve a particular thing but

do not commit themselves to

achieve it.

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we realize midway that the efforts we

are putting in are not worth the

result and we give up. Can this be

termed as failure?

People do fail!

1. Cheating on the way: Many a times

we are really willing to put in the

hard work and time to achieve our

goals. However, we set unrealistic

goals which make us fail. Imagine,

you want to lose weight and are

willing to put in time and efforts to

make it real, but if you do not control

your diet and eat fatty food, will you

be able to achieve the figure you

wanted?

2. No time to research: Many a times

we do not do our research properly

before starting on a task. With

incomplete information, things do

look easy but when we enter into the

water, we realize that the water is too

deep. This is failing before starting

and can't be called giving up!