Computer Science Engineering (CSE)

Seminars / Workshops
  • LIST OF EVENTS

     1.  A guest lecture on “Fundamentals of Heat Transfer” by Dr K Venkata Subbaiah, Asssociate Professor,  Department of                                                    Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, IIT Hyderabad on 1st November 2018.

     2.  A guest lecture on “Fundamentals of Manufacturing Technology’ by DrG.Chandramohan Reddy-Professor of Mechanical Engineering, CBIT              Hyderabad, on 3rd November 2018.
     
    3.   A guest lecture on ” Advances in Manufacturing Process” by Dr Adepu Kumar- Professor of Mechanical Engineering, NIT Warangal, on 2nd                March 2019

    4.   Inauguration of EMEC (Eternal Mechanical Engineering Club) on 13th March 2019.

    5.   A guest lecture on “Thermodynamics in Daily Life” by Dr.Kiran Kumar- Asssociate Professor,  Department of Mechanical Engineering,  NIT                Warangal, on 15th March 2020.

    6.   One day Technical Workshop on “Computer Aided Design” in Association with CANTERCADD, Hyderabad on 27th March 2019.

    7.    One day National Workshop on Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Systems in collaboration with National Engineering, Vizag on 29th March               2019.
 
    8.  One day workshop on Robo RIO (Real time I/O Configuration) in Collaboration with Tech Fluent Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Hyderabad on 20.09.2019

    9.  Two day workshop on “Parametric Feature Solid Modeling using CREO)” in collaboration with Canter CADD, Hyderabad, on 26-02-2020 and               27-02-2020.
  • Cyber Security: Dark Web and Malicious URLs” was conducted by Dr. R. Sridevi
JNTUH college of Engineering Wanaparthy ,  organized “A One  Day Seminar  on  CYBER SECURITY 25” on 25-08-2025. In this seminar 90 students have attended the seminar. The seminar on “Cyber Security: Dark Web and Malicious URLs” was conducted by Dr. R. Sridevi. The session highlighted the growing threats in cyberspace and the importance of awareness in tackling them. Dr. Sridevi explained the concept of the Dark Web, its hidden layers beyond the surface web, and how it is often misused for illegal activities such as drug trafficking, data leaks, and financial fraud. She emphasized the role of anonymity tools like Tor, which make monitoring difficult for law enforcement. The seminar also covered malicious URLs, explaining how attackers use phishing links, drive-by downloads, and fake websites to trick users. Dr. Sridevi discussed detection techniques, preventive measures like firewalls and anti-phishing filters, and the importance of cyber hygiene such as not clicking suspicious links, using strong passwords, and updating software regularly.
The session concluded with a strong message on the need for cybersecurity awareness, safe browsing practices, and vigilance to protect personal and organizational data. The seminar was informative and gave valuable insights into real-world threats and preventive strategies.