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An open session for AJIET students who want to join DevNation: what the club actually does, how its nine modules are run, and what is expected of a member week to week. On the agenda: • Introduction to DevNation and the current core team • Walkthrough of the modules and the projects each one owns • The ORBIT platform: leaderboard, events and project showcase • Selection process, timelines and time commitment • Question and answer with existing members Open to all years and branches. Register with your USN to reserve a seat.
AUG 08 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
A DevNation-only coding contest played on a Snakes and Ladders board where every square is a Data Structures and Algorithms problem: solve it to climb, miss it and slide back down. Format: • Individual entry, three timed rounds • Problems span arrays, strings, recursion, trees and graphs • Ladders are awarded for the fastest correct submission on a square • The board is projected live throughout Winners receive DevNation certificates and leaderboard points. Bring a laptop and an online judge account.
AUG 19 · Computer Lab 1, CSE Block
A hands-on workshop that takes a plain Node service from a Dockerfile to an automated deployment, covering images, layers, Compose and a GitHub Actions pipeline that builds and ships on every push. Covered in the session: • Writing a Dockerfile, and understanding layer caching • Multi-stage builds and keeping images small • Docker Compose for a service plus its database • GitHub Actions: build, test and deploy on push • Environment configuration and handling secrets Bring a laptop with Docker Desktop or Docker Engine already installed.
AUG 22 · Computer Lab 2, ISE Block
DevNation's annual Capture The Flag competition — a jeopardy-style board of security challenges, a live scoreboard, and a beginner track in every category so first-timers can score too. Categories: • Cryptography and classical ciphers • Web exploitation basics • Reverse engineering • Forensics and steganography • Logic puzzles and open-source intelligence Teams of up to three. A 30-minute primer runs before the start for anyone new to CTFs, and certificates go to the top three teams.
SEP 15 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
A guided study jam on modern language models: how attention works, what a pretrained checkpoint actually gives you, and how to fine-tune and evaluate one on a small dataset inside a notebook. Covered in the session: • From embeddings to attention, without the maths overhead • Tokenisers, checkpoints and what "pretrained" really means • Fine-tuning a small model on a labelled dataset • Evaluating honestly: baselines, splits and overfitting • Where inference cost comes from Basic Python and NumPy are assumed. A Google account is needed for the notebook.
SEP 26 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
DevNation's Hacktoberfest kickoff: an evening of pairing up, picking issues and getting a first pull request open against a real open-source project before October is a week old. On the agenda: • How Hacktoberfest works, and what counts as a valid contribution • Finding beginner-friendly issues that are genuinely maintained • Etiquette: claiming an issue, scoping a change, talking to maintainers • Live contribution hour with mentors on hand Open to all AJIET students. Bring a laptop with Git and a GitHub account ready.
OCT 03 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
Your DevNation command center is live.
Climb the ranks · scores update every 15 minutes.
RESETS MONTHLY
Submit your build to the projects board.
> /projects/new
An open session for AJIET students who want to join DevNation: what the club actually does, how its nine modules are run, and what is expected of a member week to week. On the agenda: • Introduction to DevNation and the current core team • Walkthrough of the modules and the projects each one owns • The ORBIT platform: leaderboard, events and project showcase • Selection process, timelines and time commitment • Question and answer with existing members Open to all years and branches. Register with your USN to reserve a seat.
AUG 08 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
A DevNation-only coding contest played on a Snakes and Ladders board where every square is a Data Structures and Algorithms problem: solve it to climb, miss it and slide back down. Format: • Individual entry, three timed rounds • Problems span arrays, strings, recursion, trees and graphs • Ladders are awarded for the fastest correct submission on a square • The board is projected live throughout Winners receive DevNation certificates and leaderboard points. Bring a laptop and an online judge account.
AUG 19 · Computer Lab 1, CSE Block
A hands-on workshop that takes a plain Node service from a Dockerfile to an automated deployment, covering images, layers, Compose and a GitHub Actions pipeline that builds and ships on every push. Covered in the session: • Writing a Dockerfile, and understanding layer caching • Multi-stage builds and keeping images small • Docker Compose for a service plus its database • GitHub Actions: build, test and deploy on push • Environment configuration and handling secrets Bring a laptop with Docker Desktop or Docker Engine already installed.
AUG 22 · Computer Lab 2, ISE Block
DevNation's annual Capture The Flag competition — a jeopardy-style board of security challenges, a live scoreboard, and a beginner track in every category so first-timers can score too. Categories: • Cryptography and classical ciphers • Web exploitation basics • Reverse engineering • Forensics and steganography • Logic puzzles and open-source intelligence Teams of up to three. A 30-minute primer runs before the start for anyone new to CTFs, and certificates go to the top three teams.
SEP 15 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
A guided study jam on modern language models: how attention works, what a pretrained checkpoint actually gives you, and how to fine-tune and evaluate one on a small dataset inside a notebook. Covered in the session: • From embeddings to attention, without the maths overhead • Tokenisers, checkpoints and what "pretrained" really means • Fine-tuning a small model on a labelled dataset • Evaluating honestly: baselines, splits and overfitting • Where inference cost comes from Basic Python and NumPy are assumed. A Google account is needed for the notebook.
SEP 26 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
DevNation's Hacktoberfest kickoff: an evening of pairing up, picking issues and getting a first pull request open against a real open-source project before October is a week old. On the agenda: • How Hacktoberfest works, and what counts as a valid contribution • Finding beginner-friendly issues that are genuinely maintained • Etiquette: claiming an issue, scoping a change, talking to maintainers • Live contribution hour with mentors on hand Open to all AJIET students. Bring a laptop with Git and a GitHub account ready.
OCT 03 · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
Your DevNation command center is live.
Climb the ranks · scores update every 15 minutes.
RESETS MONTHLY
Submit your build to the projects board.
> /projects/new
AUG 08, 2026 · 11:00 AM · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
An open session for AJIET students who want to join DevNation: what the club actually does, how its nine modules are run, and what is expected of a member week to week. On the agenda: • Introduction to DevNation and the current core team • Walkthrough of the modules and the projects each one owns • The ORBIT platform: leaderboard, events and project showcase • Selection process, timelines and time commitment • Question and answer with existing members Open to all years and branches. Register with your USN to reserve a seat.
21 / 120 SEATS
AUG 19, 2026 · 2:00 PM · Computer Lab 1, CSE Block
A DevNation-only coding contest played on a Snakes and Ladders board where every square is a Data Structures and Algorithms problem: solve it to climb, miss it and slide back down. Format: • Individual entry, three timed rounds • Problems span arrays, strings, recursion, trees and graphs • Ladders are awarded for the fastest correct submission on a square • The board is projected live throughout Winners receive DevNation certificates and leaderboard points. Bring a laptop and an online judge account.
14 / 48 SEATS
AUG 22, 2026 · 10:00 AM · Computer Lab 2, ISE Block
A hands-on workshop that takes a plain Node service from a Dockerfile to an automated deployment, covering images, layers, Compose and a GitHub Actions pipeline that builds and ships on every push. Covered in the session: • Writing a Dockerfile, and understanding layer caching • Multi-stage builds and keeping images small • Docker Compose for a service plus its database • GitHub Actions: build, test and deploy on push • Environment configuration and handling secrets Bring a laptop with Docker Desktop or Docker Engine already installed.
17 / 60 SEATS
CODEATHONMEMBERS + AJIETSEP 15, 2026 · 9:15 AM · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
DevNation's annual Capture The Flag competition — a jeopardy-style board of security challenges, a live scoreboard, and a beginner track in every category so first-timers can score too. Categories: • Cryptography and classical ciphers • Web exploitation basics • Reverse engineering • Forensics and steganography • Logic puzzles and open-source intelligence Teams of up to three. A 30-minute primer runs before the start for anyone new to CTFs, and certificates go to the top three teams.
0 / 60 SEATS
SEP 26, 2026 · 10:00 AM · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
A guided study jam on modern language models: how attention works, what a pretrained checkpoint actually gives you, and how to fine-tune and evaluate one on a small dataset inside a notebook. Covered in the session: • From embeddings to attention, without the maths overhead • Tokenisers, checkpoints and what "pretrained" really means • Fine-tuning a small model on a labelled dataset • Evaluating honestly: baselines, splits and overfitting • Where inference cost comes from Basic Python and NumPy are assumed. A Google account is needed for the notebook.
16 / 60 SEATS
OCT 03, 2026 · 4:00 PM · Seminar Hall 3, CSE Block
DevNation's Hacktoberfest kickoff: an evening of pairing up, picking issues and getting a first pull request open against a real open-source project before October is a week old. On the agenda: • How Hacktoberfest works, and what counts as a valid contribution • Finding beginner-friendly issues that are genuinely maintained • Etiquette: claiming an issue, scoping a change, talking to maintainers • Live contribution hour with mentors on hand Open to all AJIET students. Bring a laptop with Git and a GitHub account ready.
21 / 100 SEATS
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