Podcast - Engineering Unplugged

Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University Delhi

28 Nov 2024, 5:30 am to 28 Nov 2024, 7:30 am

Duration: 2 hours

Seats: 800

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Venue

E-block Seminar hall, GGSIPU

Details

🎙️ Engineering Unplugged: Dive into the real stories of engineering life as two experienced seniors from our college spill the beans! From navigating academics to surviving hostel shenanigans, they’ll share insider tips, hilarious anecdotes, and wisdom to help you ace the engineering journey. Tune in for an engaging, unfiltered conversation! 🚀 #CollegeLife #EngineeringInsights

🔑 Insider Tips: Learn how to navigate engineering challenges like a pro.
🤯 Mind-Blowing Insights: Discover what they wish they knew back in the day!
😂 Relatable Tales: Laugh along with real, unfiltered stories from the engineering trenches.
🛠️ Practical Advice: Get actionable takeaways to make your college journey smoother.
🚀 Inspiration Galore: Fuel your motivation with their success stories and lessons learned.

Don’t miss this golden opportunity to unlock the secrets to surviving (and thriving) in engineering life! 🔥 #LevelUp #EngineeringLife

Speakers

Aadya Babbur

So I was ex-WIE chair at IEEE for over a year, and I completed my BTech in computer science and passed out this year only in 2024 in the month of August. I am currently pursuing master's in the US in the field of Artificial intelligence. My focus is mostly involved towards integrating AI with the creative industry be it graphics or game development or even fashion technology, in short anything that requires a great deal of creativity and imagination. When it comes to my college journey, along with our basic curriculum, I completed around three internships as an AI intern one through the campus from Prodigal AI and another two off campus. I worked at JNU as a research intern for over a year and was successful in publishing 2 articles which involved dealing with WSNs and blockchain. WIE IEEE was a huge part of my college life and I am incredibly satisfied with the work I did and I believe I was successful in achieving my goal of involving as much women in the club as possible and helped myself and them to make a difference. In a field like IT which is highly disproportionate when it comes to gender ratio I felt it was very essential for all the women and girls to have place where they can feel comfortable and take the lead without being questioned or judged by society on their ability to perform well in fact probably outdo men in some aspects.

Nilaksh Dureja

Software Developer

I completed my btech in computer science from GGSIPU and passed out this year in 2024 august . Currently I am working with development monitor LLC as a software developer and involved in working on software that can aid municipalities in assessing risk from potential landslides and floods to water supply system and population of the city. When it comes to college I was IEEE technical team lead and Web development team lead in GDSC. I have worked in two internships as a web developer both of which I approached off campus only. My ultimate goal is to develop something that can make a change for the good, and for that I am determined enough to try my hand on everything and expand my knowledge as much as possible.