The workshop “Micro Master" on the Atmega8A microcontroller was conducted on 13th April 2024. A total of 55 students from the 1st and 2nd years participated in the workshop, displaying a high level of interest. The workshop focused on providing students with comprehensive knowledge and practical skills in programming and interfacing related to the Atmega8A microcontroller. The workshop successfully provided students with valuable insights into the practical applications of the Atmega8A microcontroller and encouraged them to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world projects and competitions. The event showcased the commitment and enthusiasm of the students in embracing technological advancements and honing their practical skills.

Oorja Society organized an event named GLEAM on 21 April’23, which was a great success with a total of 53 teams participating in the event. The event was divided into three rounds, which tested the participants' knowledge, skills, and technical expertise.
• Round 1: Quiz Round
The first round of the event was a quiz round in which the participants had to solve four quizzes. The quiz questions were based on various topics. Out of the 53 teams, 24 teams qualified for the next round.
• Round 2: Game Round
The second round was a game round, and each participant had to play four games within one minute. The games included Dart, Jenga, Boggle, and Spot the Difference. It was played simultaneously by all 4 members of the team and the scores of all four games were added to determine the final score. This round was tough, and the participants had to show their skills to qualify for the next round.

• Round 3: Technical Round
The third round was a surprise round, 7 teams qualified for this round and the participants were given one MCQ to solve. After solving the question, the participants were asked to implement the solution on a breadboard. This round was a technical round, and the participants had to show their technical skills and expertise to qualify for the top position. This round was tough, and only the best teams could perform well and qualify for the top position.

Winners of GLEAM

After the completion of all three rounds, the winners of the GLEAM event were announced.
The team who completed the circuit within a given time was declared the winner.

On 3rd March,2022 a workshop was organized in our college in collaboration with LOOM SOLAR. It was a captivating workshop as it received massive participation from students of the EN Department. Students were asked to register for the workshop through Google form online and later were asked to make a team of 4 members for the hands-on session which was after the workshop.

The workshop began with welcoming and introducing the guests of LOOM SOLAR followed by the words from Dr Hemant Ahuja Sir (HoD EN Department), The guests of honor were Mr. Amod Anand (Director – Loom Solar Pvt Ltd) Mr. Nishi Chandra (Head – Marketing) Mr. Abhishek Rathore (Head – New Product Development) and also an alumnus of AKGEC.

The workshop consisted of two sessions, which were;
• Theoretical Session
• Hands-on Session

Theoretical Session

In the Theoretical session, the people of LOOM SOLAR gave our students knowledge regarding Solar panels, how they work, how they can use them in their daily life etc. They also gave information about how to build your startup from core electrical engineering. Students also had the privilege to go through some solar equipment.

Hands-on Session

The Hands-on Session was for the students to have a real experience of how a solar panel works and how they can use it. In the workshop, they were provided with the equipment by which they had to light a mini tube light which everyone succeeded and all were inspected by our guests. The hands-on session gave students a better experience of what they learned in the theoretical session.

On 26th October 2021, a technical, as well as non-technical event, was organized in our college. It was an enthralling event as it received massive participation of students from various departments of all three years. More than 100 teams participated.

It included three rounds, namely:
● Scavenger Hunt
● Picture Puzzle with Crossword
● Surprise Round

Scavenger Hunt round included two sub-rounds 1-A & 1-B.

In Round 1-A, participating teams were given a list of 5 items and were asked to collect them within the stipulated time.
In Round 1-B, participants were asked to find 5 flags of different colors in a given sequence, which were hidden on the college campus by the team Oorja itself.

In Round 2, a puzzle of electrical components was given with a crossword. Participants were asked to solve the puzzle by putting the correct pieces in place. Out of 12 teams, first 5 teams who completed the round were taken to the last and final surprise round.

In Round 3, electrical components were provided. The participants were asked to make a working & well-presentable model. The team who completed the circuit within a given time was declared the winner.

We are overwhelmed by the participation of students hoping that such interactive events will be organized again giving the students a chance to display their talents.

One event was organized by Oorja Society during the Odd Semester 2019-20. The details of which are as follows:
Event Name: Effulgence
Venue: Near ME Lawn
Date: 08.11.2019
No. of participant : 80 students
Type of Event : Team (2 to 3 students per team)
Event consists of `3’ rounds:

• Questionnaire Round: Questions of domains like Science, Riddles and Netflix and Picture were asked which lasted for 30 minutes. The fourteen teams with highest score and minimum response time were qualified for the next round.
• Murder mystery Round: `3’ questions related to Murder Mystery and pictorial information were posed to be solved within minimum time. The five teams were qualified for the final round.
• Working Model Round (Final): The qualified teams were supplied certain components and were asked to built-up functional model out of the component given only. The `3’ teams built-up the functional model within least time declared first, second & third prize winners as listed below;

Team OORJA organized a bot battle event “ROBOCLASH" for students to grandstand their ability of robot fabrication and handling.

Two roles were assigned: a defender and an attacker. Attacker had to choose between two paths, one was full of hurdles and other was a maze, and defeat the defender by entering into the flagzone and hit the three flags. Each flag was assigned some points. The time limit for each team was 5 minutes.

The results of 'ROBOCLASH 2017' are as follows-

The three core technical societies of AKGEC namely OORJA, PHOENIX, and SAMVEG conducted 'ROBOTRIX’, an annual workshop on manual and autonomous robots.

This workshop is annually conducted by all the three societies together, with emphasis on basics of manual and autonomous robotics..

The workshop had witnessed wide participation form first year students with great zeal and enthusiasm.

Team OORJA organized 'EXUBRENZA'- a Technical Working Model Presentation & Demonstration encourage young minds to come up with innovative ideas and their implementation.

Dr. Bhupal Singh HoD (EN department) along with Prof. V.K.Parashar, Dean Students Welfare and Prof. I.P. Sharma, HoD (ME Department), graced the occasion with their presence during the event.

The event comprised of set of two rounds: the first round was synopsis submission in which 40 teams participated out of which 26 qualified, were for the final round. Large number of students from all the years and disciplines, had shown interest and visited the event.

The following faculty members adjudicated at the competition:

The following teams were declared prize winners:

The two core technical societies of AKGEC namely Oorja and Samveg conducted a workshop on ‘Quadrotor – Fundamentals and Design’ for 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students.

The workshop was held in the college for the very first time and it was a great success. With perfect coordination of the two societies and the teaching skills of resource persons the basic skills of Quadcopter were imparted to more than 200 students.

There were a few students who worked further and made a quadcopter of their own which was further presented to DSW Prof. V. K. Parashar in the event Exubrenza.