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The IEEE-DBIT

The IEEE-DBIT student chapter was inaugurated in March 2004. The student membership is 30 for the current year 2009. These students are working on various projects. Various workshops, seminars, competitions and industrial visits are organized under this chapter.
The IEEE-DBIT Chapter provides a platform for the students to showcase their technical talents and also gain plenty of knowledge. The activities conducted by the IEEE-DBIT Chapter aim to transform a student into a technically sound professional. The student organizers also learn leadership skills, team management, event organization, etc. This helps them strengthen their profile while also helping them improve their technical knowledge.

The activities organized by this chapter include

• Seminar on admissions abroad

• Paper/Seminar Presentation

• Workshop on Autonomous Robotics and competition

• Project Exhibition

• Workshop on Web Designing and Photoshop

• Workshop on PCB Designing & Assembly

• Workshop on MATLAB Programming

• Seminar on Circuit simulation using Proteus and Protel

• Workshop on AVR Programming

THE IEEE- DBIT Council (Last Update: March 2009)