The Department of Computer Science meticulously organized an alumni lecture on March 11, 2024, at Powathil Hall from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm, featuring Jitty Joseph, a software developer at TCS, and Shalu Thomas, a .NET developer at TCS. 92 students, including BSc Computer Science and BCA (Bachelor of Computer Applications) programs, actively participated in the event. The event commenced with a warm welcome speech by BCA faculty Amalu Jacob, creating a welcoming atmosphere for the attendees. The alumni shared their valuable experiences and insights, shedding light on the dynamic world of software development and the diverse career opportunities available.
A detailed PowerPoint presentation was showcased during the alumni lecture, highlighting various career paths within computer science. Attendees actively engaged in a Q&A session, seeking further clarification and gaining deeper insights from the experienced speakers. This interactive segment facilitated a fruitful exchange of knowledge and ideas, enriching the learning experience for all participants. The event provided aspiring computer science professionals a platform to broaden their understanding of industry trends and technological advancements.
The presence of Jitty Joseph and Shalu Thomas, both accomplished professionals in their respective roles at TCS, added significant value to the event. Their firsthand accounts of working in the industry provided attendees with practical insights and real-world perspectives on the challenges and opportunities within the field of software development. The alumni lecture inspired students and offered them a glimpse into the exciting possibilities that await them in their future careers. Overall, the event was a resounding success due to the collaborative efforts of the Department of Computer Science and the enthusiastic participation of all involved.