TMU CCSIT Celebrated IEEE Day 2026 with Technical, Cultural and Sports Competitions
The College of Computing Sciences & IT (CCSIT), TMU celebrated IEEE Day 2026 on 9 and 10 October 2026. The two-day event encouraged students to develop their technical skills, creativity, teamwork and confidence through various competitions and activities.
The celebration provided a platform for students to showcase their talents in sports, cultural activities and technical events. Students participated enthusiastically and enjoyed the opportunity to learn, compete and share their ideas.
Sports, Cultural and Technical Competitions
The celebration included several competitions under three main categories: sports, cultural activities and technical events.
The sports category included Ludo, Carrom and Chess. These activities encouraged students to improve their concentration, strategic thinking and sportsmanship.
The cultural category featured Dance, Singing, Poetry and Stand-up Comedy. These competitions allowed students to express their creativity, showcase their talents and build confidence.
The technical category included Project Model Presentation, AI Prompt Engineering, Poster Presentation and Online Gaming. These activities gave students an opportunity to present their ideas, demonstrate their technical knowledge and explore new technologies. Students took part in the competitions with great enthusiasm. The activities created an environment of healthy competition, teamwork and learning.
The event also encouraged students to explore their interests beyond academics and improve their communication, problem-solving and interpersonal skills. It highlighted the importance of combining technical learning with creativity and overall personality development.
Winners Felicitated During the Closing Ceremony
During the closing ceremony, Dr. Ashok Kumar, Vice Principal, CCSIT, congratulated the winners and appreciated all participants for their efforts and performances.
He presented certificates and mementos to the winners and members of the organising committee in recognition of their achievements and contributions. He also highlighted the importance of such events in developing students' technical skills, creativity, leadership qualities and confidence.
Dr. Rohilla Naaz, IEEE Event Coordinator, thanked the organising committee, faculty coordinators and student volunteers for their support and hard work. She appreciated the active participation of students and acknowledged the collective efforts that helped make the event successful.
Conclusion
The two-day IEEE Day 2026 celebration concluded on a positive note at TMU's CCSIT. The event provided students with opportunities to showcase their talents, learn new skills and work together through sports, cultural and technical competitions. It also encouraged innovation, creativity, teamwork and overall student development.
