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Register for IBM Tech-Quiz at www.arhn.in/ibm4.0
Register for RC Hovercraft Workshop at workshops@arhn.in
Online Programming contest has BEGUN at www.codecracker.in
Send Abhivyakti abstracts to abhivyakti@arhn.in by 5th Feb
Registration for B-Plan is open till 4th February,mail at eidos@ccanitd.in
Registration for War of the Words is open till 3rd February,mail at anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

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Prochet Sarkar
+91 916 378 7943

General Secretary

Abhijit Bhaumik
+91 787 277 9173

Treasurer

Rajshekar Reddy
+91 954 713 5007

Executive Fest Co-ordinator

Saish Redkar
+91 900 235 2240

Corporate Affairs

Varghese Thomas
+91 964 767 3518

Khalid Ali
+91 983 116 8950

Technical Cell

Aniruddha Banerjee
+91 973 222 5759

Entrepreneurship Cell

Anurag Saha
+91 993 286 2135

Poulomi Mazumdar
+91 876 814 5202

Robotics

Sonu Singh
+91 983 268 0145

Transport and Accomodation

Vaibhav Krishna
+91 993 365 0572

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The objective of Avian Aerospace is to support the people to explore their creative minds with essence of innovation and technology in the field of Air cushion vehicles. This will help the participants to understand and get familiarized with the concepts of the science behind the hovercraft. By attending the workshop participants will be able to drive their own made hovercraft.

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Introduction to Air Cushion Vehicles(ACV)
Types of ACV
Principle of Operation
Design Attributes
Electronics
Construction of RC hover craft
Error rectification by Tutors
Field Trials

In-depth theoretical explanation of all basic concepts
Sample calculations of design attributes
Practical demonstration of key concepts with simple experiments
Creative practical sessions
Certificate (Each participant & volunteer)

Rs.8500 for a team of 5

Pavan Kumar

+91 985 178 9771
kpavan.kumar36@ccanitd.in

Please Register at workshops@arhn.in with subject of the mail being RC Hovercraft Workshop

"Virtuality is more real than Reality"

The world is getting smaller with its bulky and heavy machines being replaced by smaller circuits and integrated designs. The I.Cs are taking over and the programming is doing all the talking. This event focuses more on the tronics and the trical freaks who have an aptitude that could go places. Think fast, act prompt and rush immediately. There is no space for indolence and speed is the only way to go about it. Correct knowledge, right approach and the GATES are your key to the final success.

Rules
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A team should consist of a maximum of 4 participants.
There will be a preliminary round consisting of questions from ECE/EE/CSE/IT.
10 teams will be selected for the main round which will consist of 4 levels.
The more questions attempted correctly, the more points awarded.
Top 8 teams would move to level 2, and top 5 from level 2 to level 3
The top 4 remaining teams from level 3 will move on to level 4 to face the final challenge.
A team can carry a maximum of 3 books for the main round.

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

“It is better to debate a question without settling it than to settle a question without debating it.”

War of the Words is the college level debating extravaganza conducted during Aarohan. The soul of India is its democracy and the heartbeat must be the debates as heard from the by- lanes of small towns to the parliament, giving hope for every citizen to be heard and his ideas represented. War of the Words has provided the platform to the college crowd in voicing their opinions, addressing the generation's take on social and political scenarios of the country and beyond. Since its maiden episode in 2011, it has been a towering journey with both in-campus and off-campus participation congregating in large number.

In its latest edition in 2012, War of the Words offered Oxford style of debating in its prelims. Besides the host Institute, participants hailed from the Jadavpur University, Scottish Church College, Presidency College, St. Xavier's College , Ashutosh College, IIT Kharagpur, to name a few. The four finalists battled it out in the finals with the American Parliamentary style of debating, giving us one winner.

The debate will be a modified Oxford Style debate in the first level and American Parliamentary style debate in the second one. The motions for the debate will be announced a couple of weeks in advance on the website. There will be a total of ten selected teams: 8 out- station and 2 from NIT Durgapur.The registration for instation and outstation participants open till 3rd February 2013.Please register by sending a mail to anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

Round I
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The teams battle it out in the modified Oxford style. The ten teams will be divided into two groups, each group comprising of five teams (sorting done on the basis of drawing of lots). The two groups occupy the floor in turns, i.e., at a time only one group occupies the floor. In each group a modified oxford style debate will be conducted and the cumulative scores of each team will help determine the top two teams of each group. So a total of four teams will come out of the first level of debate. Each team shall have two and only two members.

  1. For each team, one speaker will speak for the motion while the other will speak against the motion.
  2. The order in which the participants shall speak will be chosen by a draw of lots.
  3. Each participant, apart from the first will be given 3+1(may be used for rebuttal or summarising as per the choice of the speaker) minutes to speak. The first speaker will be given a time of 3 minutes and 30 seconds when she/he first speaks, and 1 minute (for rebuttal or summarising) at the conclusion of the debate when all the other speakers have spoken.
  4. The first speaker to take the dias will speak for the motion.The second speaker will speak against the motion and thereafterit shall be alternate.
  5. At the end of 3 minutes, the other participants will get an opportunity to ask a question to the person who has spoken. In order to ask a question, one must raise your hand and notify the moderator. The moderator selects the person to ask a question. Both the questioning and answering will have to be wrapped up in 2 minutes for each speaker. Only one question is permissible for each speaker.

This will be American Parliamentary style of debating with the qualifying four teams. The four teams now occupy the floor. Two teams represent the ‘proposition’ speaking ‘in favour’ of the motion and two teams represent the ‘opposition’ speaking ‘against’ the motion. The order and timing of the speech is as follows:

  1. ‘Proposition’ team 1: 5 minutes
  2. ‘Opposition’ team 1: 5 minutes
  3. ‘Proposition’ team 1: 5 minutes
  4. ‘Opposition’ team 1: 5 minutes
Teams are given a total speaking time of 5min in which the opposition teams can raise Point of Interrogation (POI) in the intermediate unprotected 3min (excluding the first 1 minute and the last 1 minute). After the completion of the 3min time, no team can raise any POI. The POI should be on the basis of logic or information.
  1. POI's should be offered by members of the opposite side only.
  2. POI’s should be offered in unprotected time, i.e. after the first minute and before the last minute of each speech.
  3. The speaker can choose to answer the POI or ignore it.
After the teams are done, the motion will be thrown open to the floor, i.e. the audience as well as the panel of judges are open to grill the teams with their questions. Each team is then allowed to summarize their points and arguments in 1 min. At the end of the Round 2, the panellist declares the motion passed or not, and winners are declared.

Teams will be marked on:

  1. Content: Knowledge and Depth.
  2. Presentation: Style and delivery, Capacity to engage the attention of the audience, Language, Lucidity, Precision and adhering to the time limits.
  3. Quality: The debate will also be judged on the quality of the arguments, the strength of the rhetoric, the charisma of the speaker, the quality of the humour, the ability to think on one's feet and, of course, the teamwork.
  4. Strength: The emphasis is also on strength, analytical skills and style of the argument.

Anurag Saha

(+91) 9932862135
anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

Ayanti Ghosh

(+91) 8670071738

Sreya Ghosh

(+91)9830084251

"Waste is not a Waste"

The name in itself says it all. If you think you are creative enough to contrive something out of things that are not usable anymore, you are at the right place. An on-spot event that tests your innovation and thirst for creation.

Rules
Contacts

Round 1

There will be a written preliminary round to test the participants knowledge of mechanics and physics required to complete the goal of the problem.

Round 2

Each team should consist of 5 members only.
Each team must formulate their own ideas and designs. Plagiarism in any form shall lead to disqualification.
Non-working models will not be allowed to be showcased.
All the team members must be present during the finals.
Participants must comply with the rules of the Workshop area where the model will be built.
Junkyard Wars is not responsible for any loss of property, injury and delays caused by participants during the event.
Junkyard Wars reserves the right to eliminate the participants in case of any misconduct.
Decision of the judges is final and binding to all.
The rules indicated in the Event Format section are applicable in addition to the above mentioned.

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

"Man is the riddle of the universe, and the riddle of man in his endowment with personal capacities."

Do puzzles excite you? Are you a person who can see through computers and decode codes that have remained unsolved forever. Then this is where you fit in. The mega-arena for solving computer based logical puzzles and accenting upwards to bag the final prize is here again. The twisting and mind-teasing competition is just round the corner with loads of spine chilling excitement. Decathlon is a level-based event where you cross each level by cracking logical puzzles and finally to the top.

Rules
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  • Each team will be given one terminal.
  • Event consists of multiple levels. You solve current level to move to the next one.
  • Each level has points which can vary depending upon the difficulty levels.
  • Internet is not allowed.

Useful Information:

The event aims to find the most versatile computer users.

    The following list provides a glimpse of skills that may be of some use :
  1. 1. Web Technologies ( HTML, JavaScript, etc.)
  2. 2. Working knowledge of common Operating Systems ( Windows, Linux)
  3. 3. Algorithms
  4. 4. Logic
  5. 5. General Knowledge about computers (Important)

  6. You may not be an expert of computers. Jack of all trades will survive here.

Annirudha Banerjee

(+91) 9732225759
aniruddha@ccanitd.in

Aaghran Ghosh

(+91) 9903571054
aaghran@gmail.com

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

“The entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an opportunity.”

What sets an entrepreneur apart from the crowd??? It’s his belief in owning the racecourse rather than racing the horse, his power of vision and turning it into reality. But ideas are like legs, they serve us no good if we can’t run them. Thus it necessitates the demand of a platform which gives the opportunity to such budding enthusiasts who are ready to fly, but lack wings. Aarohan 2013 undertakes the responsibility of being the perfect launch-pad for such innovators and guiding them before they are ready to take off. In its eleventh edition, Aarohan brings to you the B-plan competition, which embraces participation of all young entrepreneurs willing to showcase their entrepreneurial schemes and propose its feasibility in the long run. Their proposals will be debated and interrogated by our experienced judges’ panel com Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sentprising of shrewd business minds, which will mentor them and help their plans turn into successful business endeavours. The search for leaders of tomorrow is on!

Rules
Judging Criteria
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  • Team should comprise of a maximum of 4 students.
  • Ten ingenious B-plans will be pre-selected after a review by our panel. For the preliminary round, an abstract for the B-Plan has to be sent to eidos@ccanitd.in on or before 4th February, 2013.
  • The format for the abstract can be downloaded from here.
  • Finalists have to present their B-plan before the jury on a date to be informed soon in the fest arena.

JUDGING CRITERIA:

B-plans will be judged by our esteemed panel of judges.

The best ideas, judged on the financial viability and sustainability, organizational capacity building,
legal advice, communications & marketing and more, will get incubation and further mentorship support.

Anurag Saha

(+91) 9932862135
anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

Pramit Chaudhuri

(+91) 9874267221

Ayanti Ghosh

(+91) 8670071738

Navin Gupta

(+91) 8972107445

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

With a view to inculcating research culture in our higher education institutions, the Association of Indian Universities has taken a pioneering initiative to organize student research conventions for the aspiring researchers throughout the country. These conventions aim at identifying the young and rising talents who would be promoted through proper encouragement and incentives. Also an attempt shall be made to commercialize their research projects with industrial collaboration. The endeavour may accelerate scientific research and innovation and their application towards community development percolating to the grass-root level. National Institute of Technology has collaborated with Association of Indian Universities to organize Anveshan: AIU Student Research Convention 2012-13 (East Zone) at National Institute of Technology Durgapur during February 19-21, 2013.
This event is only for the NIT Durgapur Students

Please download the brochure for the same here.

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“Asking questions isnt always the measure of your ignorance, but answering them is definitely your talent”

After the last years extravaganza, the IBM TECHNICAL CONTEST in its Fourth edition promises to live up to its grandeur!.So Register at www.arhn.in/ibm4.0 to win

  1. First Prize: Two Ipods
  2. Second Prize: Two 1TB Hard-Drives
  3. Third Prize: Two 500GB Hard-Drives
So come and win the best prizes of Aarohan 2013.

Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Contact

ROUND 1(PRELIMS)

The prelims would consist of both online as well as offline prelims:
Online Prelims:The online prelims would allow the teams to register online and then answer the set of questions,the top 30 teams would be selected according to the scores obtained in the online prelim and they would directly reach the ROUND 2,however 20 teams would be kept as stand-by or waiting.

Offline Prelim/Spot Prelim:
There will be on-spot registration for the event as well and the participants will be allowed to register their teams and then a similar set of questions will be provided for them to solve,the top 20 teams would then be allowed into the ROUND 2.Any deficit in the number would then be taken from the teams in stand-by,to make the number of teams moving into ROUND 2 50.

ROUND 2

The top 50 teams would be assembled in the main arena and then the round would start.The round would be multiple choice and the questions would be more technically advanced than in the PRELIMS.From all the teams the top 5 teams would be selected from the over all scores and they would be promoted to sit on the stage to play the ROUND 3. The others however can sit in the arena and participate in the ROUND 3 to get goodies.

ROUND 3

The main task of the top 5 teams selected is to make a ppt each,however in the interim period between the making of the ppt and its presentation,the participants remaining in the arena would be playing a quiz which will have goodies as prizes.As the time for the making of the ppt finishes,the quiz will end and then the remaining participants can see the presentation of the ppts by the top 5 teams,after which the winner will be chosen by the judges.

Annirudha Banerjee

(+91) 9732225759
aniruddha@ccanitd.in

Aaghran Ghosh

(+91) 9903571054
aaghran@gmail.com

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

Aarohan is back, with yet another Quizzing Extravaganza.

Aaarohan is back, with yet another Quizzing Extravaganza. One of the most popular events, EXQUIZZIT provides an excellent platform to sharpen those grey cells, and whats more, fabulous prizes are on offer. Make your Exquisite presence felt at EXQUIZZIT. Bring it on.
Quizmasters: Harshvardhan Bhatkuly and Rajiv D Silva
4 Member Teams

MMS Quiz
Biz Quiz
TechQuilla
FINAL FRONTIER
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MUsic Movies Sports Quiz

The sources of entertainment, as well as an alternate career path, music, movies, literature and arts have always held a place in our hearts.
So, what are you waiting for ? Head straight for the arena !
4 Member Teams

Business Quiz
This is for the "Wall Street" guy in you. Be it a "DELL"-ayed appointment or a "Job" at the right "Gate", you need to "Zuck" on it. So ,say "Tata" to boredom "Buffet" your way to the arena, Biz quiz is the place to be.
4 Member Teams

Technical Quiz
By the Techie, of the Techie, for the Techie. The Science and Tech Quiz provides an unmissable chance to rediscover the Techie in you One up to all the Engineers out there.
4 Member teams

General Quiz
The Don Corleone of EXQUIZZIT. The Exqusite-est of them all. There is no looking back now. Can you conquer the FINAL FRONTIER ?
4 Member Teams

Aaghran Ghosh

(+91) 9903571054
aaghran@gmial.com

Saish Redkar

(+91) 9002352240
saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

The Online Programming Contest of Aarohan 2013 is here.The inaugural event will go live on the 7th of February 2013.So be ready to code your brains out because it will take all you have to solve the puzzle within 5 hours.Be Ready.This is a single member event.The choice of languages are C/C++ or Java.Happy Coding!

The Online Programming Contest has begun at www.codecracker.in. Its a fight till the finish-line now!

Contact

Aniruddha Banerjee

+91 973 222 5759
aniruddha@ccanitd.in

After it went right down to the wire last year, OLQC is back this year, and it promises to test your grey matter like never before. One of the best online events of the fest, OLQC promises to be your way to an unprecedented treasure!

WHAT ARE THE SESSIONS ALL ABOUT?
This is a Penetration Testing & Information Security Workshop. Learning can be through theory and practice. When theory is put into practice, there is a thin line between perfection and distortion. Learning through the experience of failure is often painful. The trial and error method is not always affordable or advisable. Limit this method to life alone and let Lucideus Tech take over the onus of safeguarding your online existence. We will do so by teaching you the tracks and traits of web security and Web space penetration in our highly customized workshops. The workshops provide you an intensive session which will empower you with knowledge; that is inaccessible to most, in a simplified and easily graspable manner. The objective is to provide web security to any and every user of the internet. We envisage a world where all Internet users are at a level footing. No one should be able take advantage or be taken advantage of by porous web security. In the workshop, we teach our students how hackers break into the systems and websites so as to make them aware of the possible loopholes and therefore, making them proficient in reverse-penetration. By doing so, they are able to create a virtual wall between their data and the penetrators (hackers). This workshop will enable you to carry out attacking as well defensive methodologies which will help you not only protect but also assess your safety and vulnerability ratio. Incentivized workshops will benefit the recipients with an ‘Instant Internship’ exposing the intern to a vast world of ethical hacking under the tutelage of our company. These internships may pave the path to a lucrative career in the same field.
WHY LUCIDEUS TRAINING?
Our objective at Lucideus is to arm students and corporations with the ammunitions necessary to maintain a secure web experience. We have amongst us trainers well experienced in conducting workshops designed to achieve this very objective. We have travelled across hundreds of institutions, teaching our trade to thousands of students. Our team comprises trainers with the experience of more than 2500 training hours under their belts. These hours have been spent teaching the nuances of information security to about 10,000 students in more than 100 colleges and corporations across the globe. The set of skills possessed by the Lucideus team has also come to the aid of many law enforcement agencies. Agents belonging to CID, STF, CBI and KP have been trained extensively by our crew

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"A hypothesis is guilty unless found effective"

Let the creativity be unmasked and sculptured to bring out the artist in you. Think all you can and shape it up to an innovation that could envision and transform the world. Abhivyakti is here again. It strives to provide the much-awaited platform to vernal minds who have a thirst for logic and a vision that could bring about a radical change in years to come.Abhivyakti, the technical paper presentation competition, provides the obligatory platform for ideas that are achievable, original and beneficial in today's methodical and industrial world. Winners of Abhivyakti will be IEEE certified.So what's your idea?

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RULES

  • General:The domain of papers presented in Abhivyakti is not limited to any specific-field of science and technology. In order to cover all the aspects of innovation, Abhivyakti is sub divided into three modules
  • Module I:This module is dedicated to the broad field of circuit branches namely Electronics, Electrical, Computer Science and Information Technology.
  • Module II:This module is dedicated to the core branches in the field of engineering namely Mechanical, Chemical, Civil, Metallurgy and Material Sciences.
  • Module III:This module is dedicated to Life Sciences, Bio technology and Physics.
  • Maximum Team Size: 3

Prelims:

  • The preliminary round consists of abstract paper submission.
  • The abstract is to be submitted online on abhivyakti@arhn.in within 5th February,2013
  • The official language of Paper submission is English.
  • The word limit of the abstract is 300 words. The abstract is to be submitted in double column IEEE format for all the modules.
  • Finals:

    • The entries selected after the preliminary round will compete in their respective modules in the final round.
    • The Final round will take place at NIT Durgapur.
    • The participants are required to come to NIT Durgapur during Aarohan 2013 in order to give a power point presentation of their ideas in front of a panel of judges.
    • The time for the paper presentation will be 10 minutes followed by a 2 minutes question answer round.

    JUDGING PARAMETERS

    • The judgment of the preliminary round is based on the originality of the idea. The judgment also depends on the clarity of the text, word limit and flow of text.
    • The judgment of the final round depends upon the presentation given by the team.
    • The participants are also advised to adhere to the time limit during the course of the presentation.
    • The judgment of the both the rounds are final and binding

    Varun Sharma

    (+91) 9647671001
    varunsharma.nit@gmail.com

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "Architecture aims at Eternity."

    This event is here to serve the Royal Mechies . It is a proper blend of common-sense, aptitude and creativity in the right proportions. Requires technical skills regarding re-assembling of dismantled machine parts as well as the aptitude to re-design or modify an existing design. So gear up for your very own adventure and recreate the moment to live your mechanical dream.

    Problem Statement
    Team Specification
    Event Specification
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    To be uploaded soon

    At most three Members can constitute a team. Students from different educational institutes or organisations can form a team.

    EVENT SPECIFICATION

    • The teams will be provided with a computer with CATIA V5 R19/20 software installed in it.
    • They will be provided with a booklet which will contain the problem statement and the relevant data/information regarding the competition.
    • Participants are requested to bring their own Scientific Calculators as some equations involving rigorous computation may require to be solved.
    • The teams will be allotted 3 hours for the whole assemble of the model and its subsequent simulation.
    • The teams which complete the model before time will be awarded bonus points.

    SCORING SPECIFICATIONS

    • Primarily, all the individual parts design will be checked and will be given points as per the accuracy of the dimensions.
    • Then the assembly will be checked for adequacy of the applied constraints and their correctness.
    • Finally, the compilation of the Simulation will be checked and awarded extra points.
    • In case of a tie the assembly and simulation will be considered and checked for some other specifications and a unambiguous decision will be taken.

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "All genius is a conquering of chaos and mystery."

    Lets complicate things a little. Do you see mysteries and complications wherever you go and you have never yet met a steadily logic person till date who thinks like you, then contraptions is the place for you. Making the complicated simple is commonplace but making the simple complicated : awesomely complicated, thats creativity. Its not always about wrapping up events in a finite number of sequences but to see a simple step getting completed in a series of tedious steps is amusing. Contraptions requires you to complete a simple event into a series of breath-taking and uncommon steps that were never thought of otherwise. A little planning in the right direction, patient thinking and efficient handling of materials can take you places. If you always find complicated answers to simplest of questions, then contraptions is going to quench your thirst. The judging criteria is the innovativeneses, the exclusivity and not to forget, the madness !!!!

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    Problem Statement has Uploaded. To download click here

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "The best programmers are not marginally better than merely good ones. They are an order-of-magnitude better."

    Khula Maidan is an application development competition.You develop an application with given specification. Its a marathon coding event which tests your application design and endurance.

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    RULES
    Maximum Team Size: 3

    Prelims: Objective programming questions. (Paper based)

    Finals:

    • One terminal per team.
    • Hardcopy of books allowed.
    • Teams can use any programming language. Terminals will have C/C++ (GCC). For other languages the team will have to inform beforehand. It would be great if you bring your own compiler. (Linux/Windows)

    JUDGING PARAMETERS

    1. Similarity between your application and the given specification.
    2. Ease of use.( User Interface)

    (Exact break-up will be informed)

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "Not all treasure's silver and gold, mate!"

    Business is one of the most profitable but still unexplored occupations in the country. People preferring white collar jobs may just have that hidden entrepreneur in them which they may never have looked into!
    Unearth your talent as a salesman. Race around campus in a competition that will test your brains, business acumen and agility. Rediscover your passion for bargaining as you sell whacky products to customers for the highest price.

    Event specifications
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    Event specifications:
    Round 1:
    The event will start with a quiz on market products, advertising competence business logic and aptitude based questions.The qualifying teams will be shortlisted for the next round based on their performance here.
    Round 2:
    Special items known as "Dot Spots" would be embedded at specific locations within the campus. The teams need to identify those Dot Spots which will lead them to their respective questions.
    Round 3:
    All the teams enter into an auction round wherein they bid for the articles on display in exchange for points. All teams need to get a particular combination of articles to proceed for the next round.
    Round 4:
    The teams need to advertise onstage for their products in the time allotted to them for that purpose. They will then attempt to sell their products to a group of buyers.
    Each team must consist of 3 people.

    Poulomi Mazumder

    (+91)8768145202
    poulomi@ccanitd.in

    Geethika Arekatla

    (+91)8900594368

    Pramit Chaudhuri

    (+91) 9874267221

    Navin Gupta

    (+91)8972107445

    Pramit Kundu

    (+91)8900056954

    An ancient Indian board game which has enthralled millions across the globe has now found its way to NIT Durgapur with the promise of keeping gaming spirits high! A game where you need presence of mind and sheer sense of time to rise up the ladders and rack your brains to escape the fate of being gobbled up by the mighty snakes. Not only will your aptitude and mental skills be tested, but your depth of general science and awareness of your surroundings will be instrumental in taking you higher. So keep looking for ladders to get out of the reach of venomous snakes!

    Prelims
    Finals
    Judging Criteria
    Contact

    The prelims are divided into two interconnected rounds.
    The first round consists of a myriad of questions from aptitude, basic cryptography and general science (strictly class XI and XII).
    The second round is an audio visual round.
    The answers to both sets of questions, when framed together will point to common themes.

    It consists of five challenges.
    There are two main level challenges serving as the ladders and two penalty stages in the form of snakes.
    The tasks can range from mental games like solving Sudoku and crosswords to physical challenges.
    With each ascending stage, the teams will earn virtual money that will be instrumental in the final round.
    The top 4 teams making it to the final round will compete in a blind relay race with money earned in previous stages aiding their progression.

    Prelims:

    The teams that guess the maximum number of themes with partial marking for individual questions will move to finals.
    Star marked questions and number of themes guessed will serve as tie-breakers.
    Finals:

    For the main level and penalty challenges, the judging parameters will depend on the nature of the task.
    For the relay race, the one to finish it first is the ultimate winner.
    The other parameters to be disclosed at the venue itself.

    Sneha Bhadra

    (+91) 9475380279

    Sreya Ghosh

    (+91)9830084251

    Anurag Saha

    (+91) 9932862135
    anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

    Every year, February heralds in National Institute of Technology, Durgapur , the celebration of intelligence and prowess. Ditching the daily humdrum of classes and syllabi, bright youngsters congregate on the campus grounds for the grand festival called Aarohan, the annual techno- management fest of NIT, Durgapur. A signature in its class, Aarohan is the 2nd largest Techno-Management Fest in eastern India.

    Here is a taste of what Aarohan 2013 is up for offering to your grey cells and humor glands. Enjoy Transvectio, the curtain raiser to the Mega Celebration of Human Mind.

    Rules
    Contact

    1. This is an online event which will continue from 3rd through 6th February 2013.
    2. Single entry; Participants are requested to register once and only once for the event with a valid username and email-id, latest by 2nd February 2013.
    3. Every day of the event, participant
    4. logs in to his account and immediately the round which is operational that day, begins.
    5. Participant has to answer all questions of the round as the timer ticks, at the end of which, that round gets locked and will no longer open again for him/her.
    6. Participants can skip rounds. Marks for that round shall be deducted though.
    7. One may check his/her score for a particular round the following day and also compare the answers he gave with the correct ones.
    8. Final scores will be displayed online on the 7th of February 2013.

    Ipsita Das

    (+91)8451947157

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "It is not the beauty of a building you should look at; its the construction of the foundation that will stand the test of time."

    The need of the multi-dimensional world is changing. Superimposition of modern architects over traditional one has brought revolution in this dynamic world. Structural damage plays a major role in causing immense sufferings and/or deaths and everything goes haywire. Many road accidents take place because of roads being damaged. Old building and bridges have not been given proper care and alterations are made to them without considering the consequences. Preventive maintenance has been ignored for long . This event is aimed at finding the flaws as well as optimizing the designs so that the collapse can be minimized. It is the duty of a civil engineer to avoid disasters as much as possible to give way to a better world. Gear up, open up your observing senses and conquer the design.

    General Rules
    Event Specifications
    Team Specifications
    Contact

    The teams must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition. Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team indulging in misbehavior or cheating by any means. Any team that is not ready at the time specified will be disqualified.
    The organizers reserve all rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit.Change in any rule, if any, will be highlighted on the website. The team name must be prominently displayed on the submitted answer script. In case of any dispute, judges decision shall be considered final and binding on all.
    PRELIMINARY ROUND:

    • All the questions answered should be backed by apt reasoning. Any answer without a reason will not be considered.
    • In the case study questions, 8 point out of 10 are reserved for detection of reason of failure. However, 2 points in each question is reserved for providing a practical and feasible solution for the problem.
    • In the knowledge based questions, the marking will be on the relative basis, with the best answer getting 5 points.

    FINAL ROUND:
    • All the questions answered should be backed by apt reasoning.Any answer without a reason will not be considered.
    • 10 points in each question are reserved for fault detection.The remaining 10 points are reserved for listing all the probable and practical solutions to the problem.
    • The statements, reasoning and suggested remedies must be self-explanatory.No vague specification will be entertained.
    • The team with the maximum points (Elementary+final) should be declared winner.

    EVENT SPECIFICATIONS: The event comprises of two rounds: Preliminary round. Final round.


    TEAM SPECIFICATIONS: A team must consist of a maximum of 2 members. Student from different educational institutions and Organizations can form a team.

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in

    "Do one thing every day that scares you"

    Theme : what inspires those who inspire us”
    Do one thing every day that scares you-Eleanor Roosevelt
    Words of inspiration have been the source of sanguinity that drove the people to be what they are, to bloom in adversity and show others the way even when they were broke. They are the reason for upheaval, revolution and the difference that great minds made to the world. The apple that fell on Newton on a fateful afternoon changed the way we look at the physical world today. History is fraught with examples of people who were inspired by trifle things or moved by great events of the world. Whatever they may have been they were still sources of inspiration for great works performed in every imaginable field- from the social sciences to statistical computing!
    Aarohan 2013, the annual techno management fest of national Institute of Technology, Durgapur brings to you Inspiratie 2013, the ideal podium where we get to hear their stories, who refused to quit, dared to breach the norms and envisage the idea of a progressive society! Come, dive into the elusive world of these creative geniuses in their own right, and get lost in a world where possibilities are endless-where the sight of a pin could become the vision of tomorrow’s wonder gadget! Experience their joys of discovery as they narrate their stories of hardships and vibrant encounters to you.
    So this Aarohan, let’s inspire and get inspired!
    Date: February 9th, 2013.
    Venue: Arena, NIT Durgapur

    Speakers
    Contacts

    King Sidharth
    ,at the age of 21, is a self-made entrepreneur, designer and artist who paid his way through high school.. He is the co-founder of Web Mutiny - a UX design studio and has been widely acknowledged as one of the top young entrepreneurs of India, appearing in publications like India Today and Business Insider.
    Vijay Simha
    is a sobriety campaigner and independent journalist having previously served as an executive editor with The Financial World, New Delhi, and Tehelka.com. He is also a counsellor, speaker, mentor, and consultant for print media start-ups and appeared as a guest on Season 1 of Satyamev Jayate, hosted by Aamir Khan.
    Bhavna Toor
    is the Director of the National Social Entrepreneurship Forum (NSEF), India’s premier youth platform for social innovation and change, where she leads the organization’s efforts to educate, inspire and mentor budding young social entrepreneurs among the colleges and universities of India.As a former Miss India New York and actress with an MBA from NYU Stern School of Business, she best illustrates the fact that beauty and brains need not be mutually exclusive of each other and that seemingly disparate interests may co-exist with fruitful results.
    Baradwaj Rangan
    is a National Award-winning film critic and Deputy Editor at the Hindu. His insights the world of cinema, music, art, books, travel and humour have been published in several national magazines like Open,Tehelka, Biblio, Outlook and the Caravan. He has also co-written the screenplay for com ‘Kadhal 2 Kalyanam’.
    Anshu Gupta
    is a social entrepreneur. Hailing from a middle-class family and dissatisfied by the corporate sector,he founded Goonj, an organization that distributes used clothing and household goods from India's rich to its poorest communities He has been named one of the seven most powerful Indian rural entrepreneurs by Forbes magazine and his organization Goonj has won many prestigious awards, such as the Ashoka Fellowship, the World Bank’s Development Marketplace Award in 2007 among others.
    Venkat Krishnan N.
    a graduate of IIM-Ahmedabad, is the co-founder of Eklavya School in Ahmedabad.which runs a novel programme integrating children from the slums and from wealthy families into the same classrooms. He is the founder of GiveIndia , which, today, channels around Rs 30 crore to over 250 NGOs in India, while also devoting his time to the Joy of Giving Week, India's own "giving festival”.
    Bhargav Sundaram
    embarked on a pioneering programme and embraced social entrepreneurship with the aim to make physically challenged persons more mobile inside and outside the house. This resulted in his brainchild “Wheelchair Trust of India” and “Callidai Motor Works”, a Physically Challenged Majority Organisation which is now the largest Indian manufacturing company of powered and special wheelchairs. A post graduate in Business Management, he has dedicated his life to the noble cause of empowering the physically challenged community by alleviating their pain through technology.
    Anurupa Ganguly
    ,holding a Masters in Electrical Engineering from Massachusetts Institute of Technology Anurupa Ganguly’s entry point into education started with Teach for America. Witnessing the lack of skills that inhibited many low-income secondary science students, she was motivated to explore and develop alternative curriculum, and inquiry approaches for teachers. This along with a deep commitment to the development of a strong educational system in India led Anurupa to join Teach for India. Currently as a Selection Manager at TFI, she works to improve the selection process for candidates to maximize their impact on students and their communities.

    Anurag Saha

    (+91) 9932862135
    anurag.saha@ccanitd.in

    Poulomi Mazumdar

    (+91) 8768145202
    poulomi@ccanitd.in

    Ayanti Ghosh

    (+91) 8670071738

    Pramit Chaudhuri

    (+91) 9874267221

    You are on a secret mission under IMF .You have to enter the enemy compound, dump the nuclear missiles and return back safely with your full team. IMF has got some secret agents inside the compound to help you in your mission.

    Genral Rules
    Problem Statement
    Contacts

    Genral Rules

  • The teams must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition.
  • Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team indulging in misbehaviour or cheating by any means.
  • Teams should report in time otherwise it may lead to disqualification.
  • Only one member of the team will be allowed to be near the arena at the time of starting the robot.
  • Any robot not conforming to the given specification will be immediately disqualified.
  • In any case the decision of judges will be final.
  • The organizers reserve all rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit. Change in any rule, if any, will be highlighted on the website
  • The details can be downloaded from here

    Sonu Singh

    +91 9832680145
    sonusingh3212@gmail.com

    Randheer

    +91 9674272494

    The Terrific Two is a team of two vehicles (like tractor) that efficiently transports delicate cargo to a secret research facility. You have to design the vehicles and transport the required cargo safely after crossing through security. Ready for the challenge?

    Genral Rules
    Problem Statement
    Contacts

    Genral Rules

  • The teams must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition.
  • Judges reserve the right to disqualify any team indulging in misbehaviour or cheating by any means.
  • A team may consist of maximum 4 members. Students from different college may form a team.
  • Teams should report in time otherwise it may lead to disqualification.
  • Only one member of the team will be allowed to be near the arena at the time of starting the robot.
  • Any robot not conforming to the given specification will be immediately disqualified.
  • In any case the decision of judges will be final.
  • The organizers reserve all rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit. Change in any rule, if any, will be highlighted on the website.
  • The detailed can be downloaded from here

    Sonu Singh

    +91 9832680145
    sonusingh3212@gmail.com

    Subash Tiwari

    +91-9547778891

    ON THE SPOT ROBOTICS

    • It’s an On-The-Spot robotics event to test your creativity on the spot.
    • In this event participants will be given some questions on robotics to solve.
    • Questions will be of objective and subjective type. A4 sheets will be provided by the organizers to mark your answers.
    • On the basis of answers given by the participants some teams (max of 3 candidates) will be selected for the final round.
    • In the final round, teams will be given some robotics material from the organizers to make robot on the spot according to the problem statement given.
    • Problem statement will be given on the spot.


    For Query:
    Sonu Singh
    (+919832680145)
    E-mail: sonusingh3212@gmail.com

    Autonomous robots are robot that can perform desired tasks in unstructured environments without continuous human guidance. Many kinds of robots have some degree of autonomy. Different robots can be autonomous in different ways. A high degree of autonomy is particularly desirable in fields such as space exploration, cleaning floors, mowing lawns, waste water treatment etc. A fully autonomous robot has the ability to:

  • Gain information about the environment
  • Work for an extended period without human intervention
  • Move either all or part of itself throughout its operating environment without human assistance in a desired path
  • Avoid situations that are harmful to people, property, or itself unless those are part of its design specifications
  • One important area of robotics research is to enable the robot to cope with its environment whether be on land, underwater, in the air, underground, or in space. Some modern factory robot is autonomous within the strict confines of their direct environment. During assembly they may be asked to move on a particular path while operating and then return back following the same path. This can vary unpredictably (at least from the robots point of view). So we bring you a problem where your robot has to move on a guided path present inside the grid arena…….

    Rules
    Problem Statement
    Contact

  • A team may consist of maximum 4 members. Students from different college may form a team.
  • The robot should not damage the arena.
  • Teams should report in time otherwise it may lead to disqualification.
  • Only one member of the team will be allowed to be near the arena at the time of starting the robot.
  • Any robot not conforming to the given specification will be immediately disqualified.
  • In any case the decision of judges will be final.
  • Build an autonomous robot capable of following black line over a white background and following the path as guided by the blocks.

    The detailed can be downloaded from here

    Sonu Singh

    (+91) 9832680145
    sonusingh3212@gmail.com

    Randheer

    +91 967 427 2494
    Kumarkmrrandheer@gmail.com

    "Do one thing every day that scares you"

    Android is an open mobile phone platform that was developed by Google and, later, by the Open Handset Alliance.

    Our team had a different thought while working on Android OS and world of applications. For anything or everything we are using applications then why should we forget our best friend “Robot”. We call it as “AndroidBotix”.

    What are you thinking while reading the name “AndroidBotix”??? Feeling like fairytale story, no, it’s real. This year team ARK comes with one more concept workshop where students will be able to control robot using their own Android OS enabled smartphone with the help of application

    AndroidBotix is a new approach in controlling robots which will differentiate conventional way of Robotics in Indian educational system. Basically this workshop is divided in two phase. Phase one will have understanding of Android OS, application development on Android os. Second phase will cover robot & its applications.

    Schedule
    Kit
    Fees
    Contact

    Course Details of 2 day workshop:
    Know Android

  • Introduction to JAVA
  • Installing Android
  • Creating Hello World application
  • Android Packages
  • Basic building blocks of Android
  • Activities, Activity Lifecycle
  • Services, Service Lifecycle,
  • Content Provider, Intent, Intent Filters
  • Manifest File Android Bot Application
  • Working on the application required to control robot
  • Debugging
  • Installing application to Android OS smartphone Introduction to Robotics
  • Current trends in robotics Future of robotics and embedded systems
  • Levels of robotics
  • Commutation of robotics Introduction to Microcontrollers
  • Introduction to Embedded C for AVR controllers
  • Using an IDE
  • Features of ATmega microcontroller
  • Programming your controller
  • I/O pins, delay, LCD, Timers Various types of Communication
  • Bluetooth
  • Wifi
  • Infrared
  • RF
  • IF
  • Selecting best way for communication between phone and robot Hands ON
  • Understanding & development of Android Application
  • Construction of Robot
  • Pairing of Robot & Android Phone using Bluetooth technique
  • Controlling robot using android application DURATION: We conduct a workshop on 2 consecutive days, each day 8 hours session so in total 16 hours properly divided into theory and hands on sessions.

  • AndroidBotix Kit content:
  • Microcontroller development board build in popular microcontroller
  • Bluetooth Module
  • Adaptor for Bluetooth Module
  • USB cable
  • Multipurpose robotic chassis
  • Geared DC motors
  • Plastic Wheels
  • Caster Wheels
  • 9V Batteries
  • Connecting Wires, Screws.
  • Screw Driver and much more...
  • Kit Box
  • Rs. 6000 for a team of 5. One laptop per team is also required.

    Pavan Kumar

    +91 985 178 9771
    kpavan.kumar36@ccanitd.in

    Please Register at workshops@arhn.in with subject of the mail being Android Botix Workshop

    This module is the starting point of our series of workshop into robotics. It introduces you to the World of Automated Robots. The components required are told and then explained. Starting from Robot mechanisms to sensor system. It then takes you to program your bots in an embedded Environment. The algorithms to integrate the system with sensors and actuators are made easy and students make their own autonomous robots.This module is recommended to anyone who is starting with autonomous robot.

    This module is designed keeping in mind that the person attending it does not have any prior Knowledge of robotics.

    The workshop takes place on 2nd-3rd February 2013.

    Course Details
    Kit
    Fees
    Contact

    Course Details of Autonomous Robotics Workshop:

  • Introduction to Robotics
  • Types of robots and classification.
  • Autonomous robot nomenclature
  • Actuation devices
  • Basic mechanism for mobility
  • Basic electronics
  • Power system
  • Sensor technology
  • Arduino Platform introduction
  • Getting started with programming
  • Basic interfaces
  • Algorithm development
  • System integration and trial run
  • Autonomous Robotics Workshop Kit content:
    You get a full Arduino based e-TRon IV kit which consists of:
  • Arduino compatible board
  • Motor driver shield
  • Sensor module shield
  • Laser cut acrylic chassis
  • 2 BO motors with attachment
  • 2 wheels
  • 1 Castor wheel
  • Battery
  • USB cable
  • Fastener pack
  • Screw driver
  • Certificate
  • Rs 3800 (approx.) for a team of 4 students. Cost of the kit is included in this.

    Sonu Singh

    (+91) 9832680145
    sonusingh3212@gmail.com

    Randheer

    +91 967 427 2494
    Kumarkmrrandheer@gmail.com

    Please Register at workshops@arhn.in with subject of the mail being Autonomous Robotics Workshop

    "He who does not prevent a crime when he can, encourages it"

    If you yearn for excitement, your interests include grilling people to get the best out of them and you idolize Holmes and Poirot then tighten up your buckles to engage in this spiraling world of lies, deceit and crime.
    Bring it on!

    1. All teams should have a maximum of THREE members.
    2. The Event will take place in two stages.The first round will be a preliminary round.The selected teams will move onto the Crime Scene Investigation Round.

    Contacts

    Ruchita Ram

    (+91) 9674297009

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240

    CELEBRATING THE HUMAN MIND

    Very often the mind loses its path in the quest for perfection. “Celebrating the human mind” gives you an ideal platform to explore the limits of creativity and reiterates the statement: “Human mind knows no bounds” .Aarohan 2k13 brings forth an event that not only justifies its theme but also promises to test the knowledgeof students from every department!

    Team Specifications
    Rules
    Contacts

    The team shall comprise a maximum of 5 members.

    There would be a preliminary stage consisting of basic questions from various fields of Engineering.
    Once the teams have crossed the prelims, there would be two(2) rounds where the teams would have to compete in accordance with the problem statement.
    The final result would be a cumulative of the 2 rounds.
    Any team, if found changing the composition of their team, would be disqualified immediately.
    Judges’ decision would be final and abiding to all.

    Anunay Sharan

    (+91) 9775628278

    Ankit Sureka

    (+91) 9007348372

    Manish Mishra

    (+91) 7890850138

    Mayank Gaurav

    (+91) 8820090105

    Saish Redkar

    (+91) 9002352240

    "Unearth the Hidden"

    What happens when an uncrackable code meets the fastest computer of them all.Want to find out?We give you the chance to pit your will and the power of the modern desktop computers against codes that will take the best of both worlds to solve.So come and see if you have got it in you to decode our ciphers.The maximum team-size for the event is TWO MEMBERS.

    Contact

    Pavan Kumar

    +91 985 178 9771
    kpavan.kumar36@ccanitd.in

    Aniruddha Banerjee

    +91 973 222 5759
    aniruddha@ccanitd.in

    Aarohan Username

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    Convener

    Prochet Sarkar
    prochet.sarkar@ccanitd.in
    +91 916 378 7943

    General Secretary

    Abhijit Bhaumik
    abhijit.bhaumik@ccanitd.in
    +91 787 277 9173

    Treasurer

    Rajshekar Reddy
    rajshekar.reddy@ccanitd.in
    +91 954 713 5007

    Executive Fest Co-ordinator

    Saish Redkar
    saish.redkar@ccanitd.in
    +91 900 235 2240

    Corporate Affairs

    Varghese Thomas
    varghesethomas@ccanitd.in
    +91 964 767 3518

    Khalid Ali
    khalid@ccanitd.in
    +91 983 116 8950

    Technical Cell

    Aniruddha Banerjee
    aniruddha@ccanitd.in
    +91 973 222 5759

    Entrepreneurship Cell

    Anurag Saha
    anurag.saha@ccanitd.in
    +91 993 286 2135

    Poulomi Mazumdar
    poulomi@ccanitd.in
    +91 876 814 5202

    Robotics

    Sonu Singh
    sonusingh3211@ccanitd.in
    +91 983 268 0145

    Randheer Kumar
    kmrrandheer@gmail.com
    +91 967 427 2494


    Subash Tiwari
    subash.np123@gmail.com
    +91 954 777 8891

    Workshops

    Pavan Kumar
    kpavan.kumar36@ccanitd.in
    +91 9851789771

    Core

    Ruchita Ram
    ruchita.bonjour@gmail.com
    +91 967 429 7009

    Tripti Chhajer
    tripti2501@gmail.com
    +91 8670950614


    Varun Sharma
    varunsharma.nit@gmail.com
    +91 964 767 1001

    Accomodation Travel and Hospitality

    Vaibhav Krishna
    vaibhavkrishna11@gmail.com
    +91 993 365 0572