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“Web Development Using Python” 01 April 2021 A Report on the Webinar “Web development using Python” 01 April 2021 Organized by ‘Anacron’, Students association of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Akshaya College of Engineering and Technology A webinar, “Web development using Python” was organized by the students’ association, ‘Anacron’ of the department of Computer Science and Engineering, on 1-4-21. A brief report of the same is given below. WELCOME ADDRESS: Welcome address was given by Dr. N. Rajkumar, HOD/CSE, ACET. INTRODUCTION OF CHIEF GUEST Ms. J. Rajichellam completed her UG degree B.E CSE in Madurai Institute of Engineering and Technology. She is having certificates of proficiency in C, C++, HTML5, CSS, Javascript, Jquery, etc.,. She is having more than 6 years of industrial experience and currently working as Technical trainer in Elysium Academy. CHIEF GUEST PRESENTATION: Ms. J. Rajichellam started her presentation with a brief note about the future for Web development using python and then explained about the career opportunities in Python. She also explained as to why students should be well versed in python. She also urged the students to have a goal for their career and for that they should envisage a plan. She opined that without a plan they can’t achieve success. She said, Web development is an umbrella term for conceptualizing, creating, deploying and operating web applications and application programming interfaces for the web. She basically gave explanation for three topics. 1. Why is web development important? The web has grown a mindboggling amount in the number of sites, users and implementation capabilities since the first website went live in 1989. Web development is a concept that encompasses all the activities involved with websites and web applications. 2. How does Python fit into web development? Python can be used to build server-side web applications. While a web framework is not required to build web apps, it’s rare that developers would not use existing open source libraries to speed up their progress in getting their application working. 3. Why is Python not used in Web browser? The language executed in browsers such as Chrome, Firefox and Internet Explorer is JavaScript. Project such as pyjs can compile from Python to JavaScript. However, most python developers write their web applications using a combination of Python and JavaScript. Python is executed on the server side while JavaScript is downloaded to the client and run by the web browser. Totally 112 students participated in the webinar. The content of the webinar would be useful for the students to learn better some of the concepts in the courses Data science, Machine learning and Artificial Intelligence. VOTE OF THANKS: Vote of thanks was proposed by Mr. S. Jeevanandham, AP/CSE. He thanked the Chief guest for her wonderful presentation. He thanked HoD for arranging this webinar. He also thanked all the participants. Webinar on Web development using Python Date : 1-4-21 List of Participants S.No. Registration No Name of the Student Sem & Dept 1. 720317104002 AKSHAI KANTH K 2. 720317104003 ANTONY JEROLD J 3. 720317104004 ARUNACHALAM C V 4. 720317104006 BALA MURALI KRISHNAN J 5. 720317104010 HARIHARAN.R 6. 720317104011 HARIHARAN S 7. 720317104012 HARIPRIYA K 8. 720317104013 HARNEE K P 9. 720317104014 JANAKIRAMAN.M 10. 720317104018 MANIMEGALAI. K 11. 720317104019 MATHUSHRI R 12. 720317104021 MOHAN PRASATH.S 13. 720317104023 NAVANEETHAN.A 14. 720317104024 NICKELSON.S 15. 720317104025 NIHASAHAMED.I 16. 720317104027 NIVETHA J CSE 17. 720317104028 PAVITHRA.D 18. 720317104030 PRATHIKSHA.M 19. 720317104031 SADHASIVAM.S 20. 720317104032 SAJITH T 21. 720317104033 SAMAL A 22. 720317104035 SANTHOSE.D 23. 720317104036 SARANHARIHARAJEYAN.E 24. 720317104037 SARUMATHI D 25. 720317104038 SELVAPRIYA.R 26. 720317104039 SENTHALAN S 27. 720317104040 SHANMUGA PRIYANKA DEVI.S 28. 720317104042 SUHASH J 29. 720317104044 VASANTH.V 30. 720317104045 VIDYA KRISHNAN 31. 720317104302 AJEETH R 32. 720317104304 VISWANATHAN D 33. 720318104001 AKILASH S K 34. 720318104002 AMAL SHAMEEN A 35. 720318104004 BHUVANESHWARI K 36. 720318104005 BHUVANESWARI N 37. 720318104006 GAYATHRI V 38. 720318104007 GOKUL N CSE 39. 720318104008 GOPIKRISHNAN A 40. 720318104009 JAYAVARSHNI N 41. 720318104015 NIVETHITHA A 42. 720318104016 PRABU M 43. 720318104017 RAJESH P V 44. 720318104018 RAMESHBABU G S.No. Registration No Name of the Student Sem & Dept 45. 720318104019 SANKARNATH M 46. 720318104020 SANDHIYA V 47. 720318104021 SANJAY M 48. 720318104024 SRIRAGAVI M 49. 720318104027 TARSHANA A 50. 720318104028 VIGNESH T 51. 720318104030 VIJETHA A 52. 720318104031 VIJEY A 53. 720318104303 SUNDAR. K 54. 720318104702 HARSHA VARDHINI S 55. 720319104001 AKILESH J S 56. 720319104004 BALVANNANATHAN A 57. 720319104005 CHITHRA K 58. 720319104006 DIVYA N 59. 720319104007 GOKULPRIYA D 60. 720319104008 GOWTHAM R 61. 720319104011 HARI NITHEESH M 62. 720319104012 HARISH C 63. 720319104014 JEEVIKA J 64. 720319104015 KANNAPPAN T 65. 720319104016 KARTHICK T 66. 720319104017 KAVIYA N 67. 720319104018 KIRUTHIKA P 68. 720319104019 KRITHIC S 69. 720319104020 MARTIN W 70. 720319104022 NATHIR AHAMED M 71. 720319104023 PAGADALA DAVIDLIVINGSTON CSE 72. 720319104024 PHILOMINA SYNDRIA ARUJA 73. 720319104025 POOJA SHREE S 74. 720319104026 PRANESH J 75. 720319104029 SANTHIYA G 76. 720319104030 SARAVANA ESWARAN R K 77. 720319104032 SIVAPRIYA G 78. 720319104033 SUDHARSANAN K 79. 720319104034 VARSHINI P 80. 720319104037 VIKRAM.C 81. 720319104301 ARUNA M 82. 720319104302 BANUMITHRA S 83. 720319104303 SULTHANA A 84. 720319104304 SADAIYAPPAN S 85. 720319104701 RAMESH R 86. 720319104702 VIJAYA RAGAVAN S 87. 720319104703 THANVANDHIRI A 88. 720319106001 AAKASH P 89. 720319106002 ANITHA C 90. 720319106005 BOOPATHI G ECE 91. 720319106006 BRAMALATHA S 92. 720319106011 HARIPRIYA J 93. 720319106015 NIVETHA M S.No. Registration No Name of the Student Sem & Dept 94. 720319106017 RISHNIKA M 95. 720319106018 SAKTHI K 96. 720319106019 SAMYUKTHA PRITHYANKARA K 97. 720319106022 SNEHA M 98. 720319106023 SWATHI S 99. 720319106024 THAILA UMA A 100. 720319106025 VAISHNAVI R 101. 720318106008 KAVIYA P 102. 720318106009 LOGAPPRIYA D 103. 720318106010 MUTHUKUMARAN P 104. 720318106018 SHANMUGA PRIYA B 105. 720318106019 SHARMA G 106. 720318106020 SRINIVASAGAM S ECE 107. 720318106021 SUGANTHI P 108. 720318106022 SWATHI K 109. 720318106303 SNEHA R 110. 720318106021 SUGANTHI P 111. 720318106022 SWATHI K 112. 720318106303 SNEHA R -Sd- -Sd- Association Co-ordinator HoD (S.Jeevanandham, AP/CSE) (Dr.N.Rajkumar, Asso.Prof./CSE) .
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