COSMOHUNT
Our Annual Treasure Hunt Event :
The aim of the game was to find the final treasure, for which participants had to solve a crossword,
which was based on space trivia and general physics questions. To get to the crosswords, the teams
had to pick a random slip which would have a riddle to the location (in the university campus) and
then look for an envelope hiding the QR to a pdf. This pdf was space and spacecraft themed, where
the participants had to look for the link to the crossword.
TREK LUNARIS
The event began with Mr Parminder Singh giving insight on the various kinds of telescopes, their parts and how to operate them. The students were then taught on topics like different phases of the moon, the latitudes needed to use the reflective telescope, how to reduce error in the imaging process and the softwares needed to process the raw images. The students were then each given an opportunity to view the surface of the moon, jupiter and the rings of saturn through the telescope. The event concluded with a vote of thanks to the speaker and the lighting of lanterns. Everyone was provided with snacks and bookmarks.
AR/VR Session by Chhavi Garg
Post Event Video : https://www.instagram.com/p/C5Y6oF3ykAD/
Optica Student Chapter IGDTUW, in collaboration with IEEE IGDTUW hosted a special AR/VR Workshop
with Our speaker, Chavi Garg for there WE-IMPOWER Week.
What we did :
Learnt About Social AR: Learn how AR is used in social media.
Made Instagram Filters: Make cool filters for Instagram.
Networking Opportunity: Meet others who like AR and VR.
Every participant was given a certificate, cool Optica Stickers and snacks.
CAD Designathon
With the clock ticking, participants had to employ their CAD skills to conceptualise and create innovative solutions within a limited time frame. The event's emphasis on creativity, technical acumen, and quick decision-making will inspire participants to push their boundaries.
MOVIE EVE:
This event aimed to create an engaging platform for students to appreciate the fusion of entertainment and education, while also shedding light on the historical significance and the potential of nuclear energy, along with its drawbacks by watching
