Anurag University Hosts AHCSSC'26 – All Hyderabad Computer Society Student Congress
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering (CSE) at Anurag University successfully organized AHCSSC'26 (All Hyderabad Computer Society Student Congress 2026) under the theme "Computing the Future." The event was inaugurated by Dr. Archana Mantri, Vice Chancellor, Anurag University, and was graced by distinguished dignitaries from academia and industry, including representatives from the IEEE Hyderabad Section. The congress served as a vibrant platform for students, researchers, and professionals to exchange ideas on emerging technologies and the evolving landscape of computing.
The event featured insightful keynote sessions, an industry-focused workshop, an engaging panel discussion on industry expectations from students and scholars, and an exciting AI Project Expo. Renowned experts from organizations such as Microsoft, Codeweb, and Jio Institute shared valuable perspectives on career development, artificial intelligence, innovation, and future-ready skills, inspiring participants to embrace continuous learning and technological advancement.
Anurag University extends its appreciation to Dr. M. Sandhya Rani, Mrs. A. Durga Bhavani, Dr. M. Santhosh, the faculty coordinators, student volunteers, and organizing team for their dedicated efforts in making AHCSSC'26 a grand success. The university also expresses its sincere gratitude to the CEO, Vice Chancellor, Dean – School of Engineering, and Dean – CSE for their visionary leadership, continuous guidance, and unwavering support in organizing this landmark event.
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