Report on National Level Intercollegiate IT Fest - GATEWAYS 2014

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Gateways is a most effective way of bringing students under the same platform, for tomorrow's computer folks to meet up, compete, learn and grow. Students fight it out in an array of events and activities of technical and non-technical events. It is a vibrant place where many talented students showcased their skills and abilities from past few years. 


The Department of Computer Science organized national level Intercollegiate IT Fest - GATEWAYS 2014 on 9th and 10th September 2014. 


Inauguration – Chief Guest : Teja Manakame, Director IT, DELL INDIA

 
List of events conducted:

Coding & debugging, Web design, QUIZ, Product Launch, Best Manager, Video Making, JAM, Mock Parliament, Dumb charades, Photography, Treasure Hunt, Gaming.



Infobahn – Bi-annual IT Magazine released during the Gatways.

            
http://cs.christuniversity.in/infobahn/


Valedictory – Chief guest: Prof. Johny Jospeh, 
Registrar In charge and COE, Christ University.

The main aim of Gateways is to benefit the students by providing needed exposure which will in turn help them to know where they stand. It also helps in maintaining a good relationship with other colleges throughout the country. Since it's a fest organized by the students, it will help the students in developing their soft skills as well as organizational skills.Gateways-2014 ended successfully, most of the students has got excellent opportunities, participated with lot of enthusiasm and exhibited team spirit and displayed their talents. 

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