Signals of Tomorrow: Bridging Academic Learning with Real-World Applications

About Event

The Communion Club of the Department of ECE organized a quiz event “Signals of Tomorrow” on 23 January 2026. It aimed to enhance technical knowledge among students while encouraging teamwork and collaborative problem-solving. The event also promoted innovation and skill development. And the event also provided a platform to connect academic learning with real-world applications.

Technical Challenge

Mr. S. Shashi Kumar, Assistant Professor, coordinated the event. A total of 55 students from the second and third year of ECE branch participated. Participants answered technical questions related to AI, IoT, robotics, and sustainable engineering. The competition encouraged students to apply classroom knowledge to practical challenges. The event promoted collaboration and creativity. It also highlighted the importance of teamwork and innovation in engineering education.

Key Takeaways

Students gained hands-on exposure to emerging technologies through the quiz format. They understood how technical knowledge connects with sustainable practices and industry innovation. Participants appreciated the interactive nature of the event and the practical examples shared. Faculty observed that the event promoted inclusivity, teamwork, and critical thinking. Students expressed that the activity improved their confidence in solving real-world problems. Feedback was positive, with participants calling the event both educational and inspiring. The posters and discussions reflected strong messages of responsibility and innovation. The organizers expressed gratitude to the faculty, management, and participants for their support. They appreciated the enthusiasm and creativity shown by the students. The event concluded successfully, leaving participants motivated to pursue innovation and teamwork.