VIDYAVARDHAKA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Accredited by NAAC with A ‘Grade’

Gokulam III Stage, Mysuru-570 002

STUDENT HAND BOOK FOR EARNING ACTIVITY POINTS

Submitted in partial fulfilment for the
Award of degree

BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING
IN
COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
By

NAME OF THE STUDENT : Chinmayi H

USN : 4VV20CS024

Under the guidance of

NAME OF THE MENTOR : Prof. ANUSHA K S

DESIGNATION : ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

NAME OF THE MENTOR : Prof. ARPITHA A

DESIGNATION : ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

2023-2024
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1 FATHER’S NAME HARISH H S

2 DATE OF BIRTH 29/06/2002

#4698,11thcross,
Manchegowdana Koppalu,
RESIDENTIAL Vijaynagar II Stage, Mysuru,
3 ADDRESS Karnataka - 570016

4 CONTACT NUMBER 6353561875

5 MAIL ID chinmayi.hs7@gmail.com
6 BLOOD GROUP O+ve
7 BATCH 2020-2024

( ) Dr. POOJA M R
Professor & HOD
Mentors Dept. of CSE
Dept. of CSE
 Event Report
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1 Event Number 1
2 Date 01-01-2023
3 Duration 8 weeks
4 Place VVCE,Mysore
5 Activity Points Earned 100
Activity Points Allotted
6 100
for The Event
7 Semester 5
8 Academic Year 2022-2023

Brief Report:

Activity 1:

Sustainability Inquiry & Investigation program on United

Nations Sustainable Development Goal 6 - Clean Water &
Sanitation conducted by IUCEE Foundation from October –
December 2022.
A program designed to incorporate sustainability ideas into engineering education is the Indo-
US Collaboration for Engineering Education (IUCEE) Sustainability Program. Its main
objective is in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations,
highlighting the vital role that engineering plays in tackling global issues. The goal of the
IUCEE Sustainability Program is to help teachers and students in engineering have a different
perspective by motivating them to solve problems with sustainability in mind. The
program aims to inculcate a comprehensive awareness of sustainability principles and
practices across engineering disciplines through curriculum upgrades, faculty development
workshops, and student involvement activities.
Goal 6: Clean Water and Sanitation: Access to clean water and sanitation is fundamental to
human well-being and sustainable development. IUCEE's Sustainability Program supports
research and education initiatives aimed at developing innovative water treatment
technologies, improving water resource management practices, and enhancing access to safe
drinking water and sanitation facilities, thereby contributing to the goal of ensuring clean
water and sanitation for all.
INTRODUCTION:
Clean water and sanitation are fundamental pillars of public health and sustainable
development. Clean water refers to water that is free from pollutants, contaminants, and
harmful microorganisms, making it safe for consumption and use. Sanitation, on the other
hand, encompasses the management of human waste, ensuring its safe disposal to prevent the
spread of diseases.
Access to clean water and sanitation is essential for promoting good health, preventing
waterborne diseases, and enhancing overall well-being. Unfortunately, millions of people
around the world still lack access to these basic necessities, leading to numerous health
challenges and hindering socio-economic development.
Efforts to improve clean water and sanitation involve a combination of infrastructure
development, policy initiatives, and community engagement. This includes the construction
of water treatment facilities, distribution networks, and sanitation systems, as well as the
implementation of hygiene education programs to promote proper water usage and waste
management practices.
Achieving universal access to clean water and sanitation is a key target of the United Nations
Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). By addressing these issues comprehensively,
communities can enhance their resilience to environmental threats, reduce poverty, and
promote healthier and more sustainable lifestyles for future generations.

CHALLENGES TO BE ADDRESSED:

Several challenges need to be addressed to ensure universal access to clean water and
sanitation:
1. Lack of Infrastructure: Many regions, particularly in rural areas and informal settlements,
lack adequate infrastructure for clean water supply and sanitation. Building and maintaining
water treatment plants, distribution networks, and sanitation facilities require significant
investment and technical expertise.
2. Water Scarcity: Water scarcity, exacerbated by factors such as population growth,
urbanization, and climate change, poses a significant challenge to accessing clean water.
Competition for limited water resources can lead to conflicts and inequalities in water
distribution, particularly in arid and semi-arid regions.
3. Water Pollution: Pollution from industrial discharges, agricultural runoff, and improper
waste disposal contaminates water sources, making them unsafe for consumption. Addressing
water pollution requires effective regulation, pollution prevention measures, and investment
in wastewater treatment infrastructure.
4. Sanitation Crisis: Millions of people worldwide lack access to basic sanitation facilities,
such as toilets and sewage systems, leading to open defecation and the spread of diseases.
Improving sanitation infrastructure and promoting proper waste management practices are
essential to address this crisis.
5. Inequitable Access: Access to clean water and sanitation services is often unequal, with
marginalized communities, including women, children, and people living in poverty,
disproportionately affected. Addressing inequities in access requires targeted interventions,
community engagement, and policies that prioritize the needs of vulnerable populations.
6. Climate Change Impacts: Climate change exacerbates water-related challenges, including
increased frequency and severity of droughts, floods, and storms. Adapting water and
sanitation infrastructure to changing climate conditions and implementing sustainable water
management practices are critical to building resilience.
7. Funding and Financing: Insufficient funding and limited financial resources pose barriers
to implementing water and sanitation projects, particularly in low-income countries.
Mobilizing domestic and international financing, improving financial management practices,
and exploring innovative financing mechanisms are essential to bridge funding gaps.
8. Behavioral and Cultural Factors: Promoting behavior change and overcoming cultural
barriers are essential for ensuring the adoption of proper hygiene practices and sanitation
behaviors. Effective communication, community engagement, and culturally sensitive
approaches are necessary to address these factors.
9. Conflict and Fragility: Conflict-affected and fragile states face additional challenges in
providing access to clean water and sanitation due to damaged infrastructure, displacement of
populations, and disrupted service delivery. Ensuring humanitarian assistance, peacebuilding
efforts, and long-term development initiatives incorporate water and sanitation components is
essential in these contexts.
Addressing these challenges requires coordinated efforts from governments, civil society
organizations, the private sector, and the international community, with a focus on
sustainable and inclusive solutions that prioritize the needs of the most vulnerable
populations.
SOLUTIONS:
Addressing the challenges of clean water and sanitation requires a multifaceted approach
involving various stakeholders at local, national, and international levels. Here are some key
solutions:
1. Investment in Infrastructure: Building and maintaining water treatment plants, distribution
networks, and sanitation facilities is crucial. This includes installing piped water systems,
wells, water purification systems, and sewage treatment plants to ensure access to clean water
and proper waste management.
2. Promotion of Hygiene Education: Educating communities about the importance of
handwashing, proper sanitation practices, and water conservation is essential. Hygiene
education programs can empower individuals to adopt behaviors that prevent the spread of
waterborne diseases and promote overall health and well-being.
3. Community Participation and Engagement: Involving communities in the planning,
implementation, and maintenance of water and sanitation projects fosters a sense of
ownership and ensures sustainability. Community-led initiatives can also identify local
priorities and tailor solutions to meet specific needs.
4. Policy and Governance: Developing and enforcing policies and regulations related to water
quality, sanitation standards, and environmental protection is crucial. Effective governance
frameworks can ensure equitable access to clean water and sanitation services while
promoting accountability and transparency.
5. Innovation and Technology: Embracing innovative technologies such as water purification
systems, water-saving devices, and sustainable sanitation solutions can improve efficiency
and effectiveness. Research and development in water and sanitation technology can lead to
cost-effective solutions suitable for diverse contexts.
6. Cross-Sectoral Collaboration: Collaboration between government agencies, non-profit
organizations, private sector entities, and international donors can leverage resources,
expertise, and networks to address complex water and sanitation challenges more effectively.
Partnerships can promote coordination, knowledge sharing, and resource mobilization.
7. Climate Resilience: Climate change poses additional challenges to water and sanitation
infrastructure due to increased variability in precipitation patterns and the frequency of
extreme weather events. Investing in climate-resilient infrastructure and adaptation measures
can help mitigate these risks and ensure the long-term sustainability of water and sanitation
systems.
 By implementing these solutions in a coordinated and holistic manner, societies can make
significant progress towards achieving universal access to clean water and sanitation,
improving public health outcomes, and promoting sustainable development.

Mentor Sessions (10 Week Sessions of 90 mins each)

Date Title Speaker

Ms. Sampada Pachaury,

Workshop on “Inquiry Based
8th Oct 2022 Director IUCEE
Learning”Part 1
Foundation
Mr. Niranjan Khatri,
Session on “Managing finite
15th Oct 2022 ex-ITC Group Executive,
natural resourcesempathetically”
Founder i-Sambhav
Ms. Sampada Pachaury,
Workshop on “Inquiry Based
29th Oct 2022 Director IUCE
Learning”Part 2
Foundation
Session on “Everyone doesn’t
Mr. Karthik Ponnapa,
2nd Nov 2022 need to become an environmentalactivist
Co-Founder Smarter Dharma
to…”
Ms. Sneha Shahi,
Session on “Environment Education and Conservationist &
5th Nov 2022 Students a keyelement to achieve UNEP Plastic Tide
conservation” turner, Scholar at
ATREE

Session on “Youth role ininnovations Mr. Sanju Soman, CEO& Co-

12th Nov
for climate-resilient nation” Founder, Sustera Foundation

Mr. Berjis Driver, National

Session on “Solutions Thinkingand Design Youth Campaigner “We the
19th Nov
for Re-Aligning Natural Realities” Change” & Proj Research
Associate, IIT Bombay

Ms. VasanthiVelluri, Co-

26th Nov 2022 Session on “Fashion with a Conscience”
FounderPEOLI at Almora
Ms. Medha
Priya,Interaction
Session on “Sustainability asa tool for
3rd Dec 2022 Designer and
Business”
Sustainability
Enthusiast
Ms. Akhilesh
Session on “Youth Climate Movement Anilkumar,Co-
10th Dec 2022
& Opportunities” Founder, BringBack
Green Foundation
The program started in October, and each week we had an online session led by a resource
person who explained the procedures and various objectives included in the program as well as
its overall aim. Additionally, we were given assignments to complete and turn in that matched
the aim we had selected. Following two months of the same routine, our own college in Mysore
organized the major event during the first week of January.

Certificate From IUCEE Foundation:

Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors

 Event Report
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1 Event Number 2
2 Date 16-04-2024
3 Duration 4 hours
4 Place Remote (Virtual mode)
5 Activity Points Earned 10
Activity Points Allotted
6 10
for The Event
7 Semester 6
8 Academic Year 2023-2024

Brief Report:

Activity 3:

Energy Literacy Training (AICTE + ESF G20 initiative for

“Youth Action for Climate Correction”)
The climate is not changing, it has changed, mainly due to use of energy. Knowingly or
unknowingly we tend to mis-use, over-use and inefficiently-use energy and contribute more
to climate change.
Every user of energy should become Energy Literate. All India Council for Technical
Education (AICTE), in collaboration with Energy Swaraj Foundation have launched Energy
Literacy Training. In this training one learns about energy generation, consumption and its
impact on the environment. You can also learn how to reduce your energy needs and how one
can switch to solar energy 100%. The training consists of 12 modules of about 15 minutes
each and can be done easily within 3 to 4 hours.
On successful completion of training, everyone gets a certificate of Energy Literacy with the
logo of All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE). Each affiliated organization can
add their own logo as well on certificates.
INTRODUCTION

1. Energy Sources: You've explored different types of energy sources, including fossil fuels,
renewable energy, and nuclear energy. Understanding the characteristics and implications of
each energy source is essential for making informed decisions about energy consumption and
environmental impact.
2. Renewable Energy: The questions highlighted the importance of renewable energy sources
like solar power and their potential to mitigate climate change and reduce dependence on
fossil fuels. Learning about renewable energy technologies and their benefits can inspire you
to adopt sustainable energy practices in your daily life.
3. Energy Efficiency: The questions emphasized the significance of energy efficiency in
reducing energy consumption and environmental impact. By using energy-efficient
appliances, minimizing energy waste, and adopting smart energy practices, you can lower
your carbon footprint and contribute to a more sustainable future.
4. Solar Energy: Solar energy emerged as a prominent topic in the quiz questions, focusing
on its benefits, challenges, and potential applications. Understanding how solar panels work,
their installation process, and factors influencing their performance can empower you to
explore solar energy options for your home or business.
5. Climate Change Mitigation: Several questions touched upon the role of renewable energy
and energy efficiency in mitigating climate change and reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
By learning about the environmental impact of energy consumption and the benefits of clean
energy alternatives, you can become an advocate for climate action and sustainability.
Types of Energy:

1. Fossil Fuels: Fossil fuels, including coal, oil, and natural gas, are non-renewable energy
sources that have been formed over millions of years from the remains of ancient plants and
animals. They are the primary source of energy for electricity generation, transportation, and
heating in many parts of the world. However, their combustion releases greenhouse gases and
pollutants, contributing to climate change and air pollution.
2. Renewable Energy: Renewable energy sources are derived from naturally replenishing
resources that are continuously available, such as sunlight, wind, water, and geothermal heat.
Unlike fossil fuels, renewable energy sources produce little to no greenhouse gas emissions
or air pollutants, making them environmentally friendly alternatives. Common forms of
renewable energy include solar power, wind power, hydropower, and geothermal energy.
3. Nuclear Energy: Nuclear energy is generated from the splitting of atoms in a process called
nuclear fission. It is a low-carbon energy source that produces large amounts of electricity
without emitting greenhouse gases. However, nuclear power plants produce radioactive waste
that requires careful management and disposal, and there are concerns about the safety and
security of nuclear facilities.
4. Hydropower: Hydropower, also known as hydroelectric power, is generated by harnessing
the energy of flowing water, typically by building dams or reservoirs to control the flow of
rivers. Hydropower is a reliable and renewable energy source that produces electricity with
minimal greenhouse gas emissions. However, large-scale hydropower projects can have
significant environmental and social impacts, including habitat destruction and displacement
of communities.
5. Geothermal Energy: Geothermal energy is derived from heat stored beneath the Earth's
surface, usually in the form of hot water or steam. It can be harnessed for electricity
generation and heating applications. Geothermal power plants emit minimal greenhouse
gases and pollutants, making them environmentally friendly energy sources. However,
geothermal resources are limited to specific geographic locations with suitable geological
conditions.
6. Biomass: Biomass energy is produced from organic materials, such as wood, agricultural
residues, and municipal waste. It can be converted into heat, electricity, or biofuels through
processes like combustion, gasification, and fermentation. While biomass is considered
renewable, its combustion releases carbon dioxide and air pollutants, and there are concerns
about the sustainability and environmental impact of large-scale biomass production.
Each type of energy has its advantages and drawbacks, and the choice of energy sources
depends on factors such as availability, cost, environmental impact, and policy
considerations. Increasingly, there is a shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy
sources, such as renewable energy, to mitigate climate change and reduce dependence on
fossil fuels.
Overall, the quiz questions provided in this course had valuable insights into various aspects
of energy consumption, renewable energy, and sustainability, fostering awareness and
promoting informed decision-making towards a more sustainable and resilient future.
MAJOR MODULES FROM COURSE

Unlocking the Potential of Solar Energy: A Path to Sustainability:

In today's world, where energy consumption is a critical concern, harnessing renewable
energy sources like solar power has emerged as a promising solution. Solar energy offers
numerous benefits, including reduced carbon emissions, energy independence, and cost
savings. By understanding and embracing solar technology, individuals and communities can
pave the way towards a more sustainable future.
Understanding Energy Consumption:
At the heart of sustainability lies an understanding of our energy consumption patterns. From
household appliances to transportation, energy usage permeates every aspect of our daily
lives. By quantifying and analyzing our energy needs, we can identify opportunities for
efficiency improvements and renewable energy integration.
Rooftop Solar Installation:
Rooftop solar installation presents a practical and accessible way to harness solar energy. By
mounting solar panels on rooftops, individuals can capture sunlight and convert it into
electricity. Consultation with solar experts is essential to accurately assess rooftop suitability,
system sizing, and potential energy generation.
Solar Energy Generation and Seasonal Variations:
While solar panels can generate electricity year-round, their performance may fluctuate with
seasonal variations in sunlight availability. During the rainy season or winter months, solar
panels may produce less electricity. However, advancements in technology and energy
storage solutions can mitigate these challenges, ensuring a reliable energy supply throughout
the year.
Efficiency and Environmental Impact:
Maximizing the benefits of solar energy requires a two-pronged approach: adopting energy-
efficient practices and transitioning to renewable energy sources. Energy-efficient appliances,
LED lighting, and smart home systems can reduce overall energy consumption,
complementing the adoption of solar technology. By minimizing energy waste and carbon
emissions, individuals can mitigate their environmental impact and contribute to global
efforts to combat climate change.
Transitioning to Solar Energy:
Transitioning to solar energy involves a holistic approach that encompasses system design,
installation, and adoption of energy-efficient practices. While solar energy has the potential to
meet a significant portion of electricity needs, it may not be feasible to rely solely on solar
power. Integrating solar energy with grid connections and backup storage solutions ensures a
reliable and resilient energy supply, even during periods of low sunlight.
Embracing a Sustainable Future:
Embracing solar energy represents a step towards a more sustainable and resilient future. By
leveraging renewable energy sources, individuals and communities can reduce their
dependence on fossil fuels, mitigate climate change, and create a cleaner, healthier
environment for future generations. Through collective action and innovation, we can unlock
the full potential of solar energy and build a brighter tomorrow.
Certificate:

Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors

 Event Report
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1 Event Number 3
2 Date 03-02-2024
3 Duration 2 weeks
4 Place VVCE,Mysore
5 Activity Points Earned 20
Activity Points Allotted
6 20
for The Event
7 Semester 8
8 Academic Year 2023-2024

Brief Report:

Activity 5:

Plastic Awareness Program

Introduction:
The Plastic Awareness Program was initiated with the aim of raising awareness about the
environmental impact of plastic pollution and promoting sustainable alternatives. As part of
this program, paper bags were made and distributed to friends and acquaintances to encourage
the use of eco-friendly alternatives to single-use plastics. This report provides an overview of
the program, details of the paper bag distribution activity, and its potential impact on
reducing plastic consumption.

Program Overview:
The Plastic Awareness Program was inspired by growing concerns about the detrimental
effects of plastic pollution on the environment, wildlife, and human health. The program
sought to educate individuals about the importance of reducing plastic usage and promoting
sustainable alternatives. Paper bags were chosen as a viable alternative to plastic bags due to
their biodegradability, recyclability, and minimal environmental impact.
Paper Bag Distribution Activity:
The paper bag distribution activity involved the following steps:
• Material Procurement: Recycled or biodegradable paper was sourced to create the
paper bags. The selection of eco-friendly materials was prioritized to ensure the
sustainability of the initiative.
• Bag Making: Volunteers participated in a bag-making workshop where they learned
to craft paper bags using simple techniques and templates. Emphasis was placed on
using minimal resources and reducing waste during the production process.
• Distribution: The paper bags were distributed to friends, family members, colleagues,
and community members during social gatherings, events, and outreach activities.
Each recipient was encouraged to use the paper bags as an alternative to plastic bags
for shopping, carrying groceries, and other everyday tasks.
Impact and Outcomes:
The distribution of paper bags as part of the Plastic Awareness Program had several positive
outcomes:
• Awareness Generation: The distribution of paper bags served as a tangible reminder
of the environmental impact of plastic pollution and the importance of adopting
sustainable practices. Recipients were made aware of the benefits of using eco-
friendly alternatives and encouraged to make conscious choices in their daily lives.
• Behavior Change: By providing individuals with practical alternatives to plastic bags,
the program encouraged behavior change and promoted the adoption of more
sustainable habits. Recipients were motivated to reduce their reliance on single-use
plastics and embrace reusable and biodegradable alternatives.
• Community Engagement: The program fostered community engagement and
collaboration, bringing together individuals with a shared commitment to
environmental conservation. The act of distributing paper bags served as a catalyst for
conversations about plastic pollution and collective action to address environmental
challenges.
• Symbolic Gesture: The distribution of paper bags symbolized a collective
commitment to protecting the environment and preserving natural resources for future
generations. It reinforced the idea that small, everyday actions can make a significant
difference in mitigating plastic pollution and promoting a more sustainable way of
life.

Conclusion:
The Plastic Awareness Program, through the distribution of paper bags, successfully raised
awareness about the environmental impact of plastic pollution and encouraged individuals to
adopt more sustainable practices. By providing eco-friendly alternatives to plastic bags and
promoting behavior change, the program contributed to the collective effort to reduce plastic
consumption and protect the planet. Moving forward, continued efforts to promote plastic
awareness and sustainability are essential for creating a cleaner, healthier, and more
environmentally conscious society.
Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors
 Event Report
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1 Event Number 4
2 Date 05-04-2024
3 Duration 2 weeks
4 Place Vijayanagar 2nd stage ,Mysore
5 Activity Points Earned 20
Activity Points Allotted
6 20
for The Event
7 Semester 8
8 Academic Year 2023-2024

Brief Report:

Activity 6:

Plantation of Tulsi around house premises

Introduction:
Tulsi, also known as Holy Basil, is a revered herb in Indian culture with significant medicinal
and cultural importance. Its scientific name is Ocimum tenuiflorum, although it is also
referred to as Ocimum sanctum in some literature. Here's an introduction to Tulsi:
Tulsi is an aromatic perennial plant belonging to the Lamiaceae family, which includes other
herbs like mint, rosemary, and sage. Native to the Indian subcontinent, Tulsi is widely
cultivated for its medicinal properties, culinary uses, and religious significance.

Medicinal Properties:

Tulsi, or Holy Basil, possesses a wide range of medicinal properties that have been
recognized and utilized in traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda for centuries. Here's a
list of some of the well-documented medicinal properties of Tulsi:
1. Adaptogenic: Tulsi is considered an adaptogen, which means it helps the body adapt to
stressors, both physical and emotional, and promotes overall resilience.
2. Anti-inflammatory: Tulsi contains compounds like eugenol and rosmarinic acid, which
exhibit anti-inflammatory properties, helping to reduce inflammation and alleviate related
symptoms.
3. Antimicrobial: The essential oils found in Tulsi have antimicrobial properties, making it
effective against a wide range of bacteria, viruses, and fungi. It can help prevent infections
and promote wound healing.
4. Antioxidant: Tulsi is rich in antioxidants such as flavonoids and polyphenols, which help
neutralize harmful free radicals in the body, protecting cells from oxidative damage and
reducing the risk of chronic diseases.
5. Immunomodulatory: Tulsi is known to modulate the immune system, enhancing its
function and helping the body defend against infections and diseases.
6. Antidiabetic: Studies suggest that Tulsi may help regulate blood sugar levels by improving
insulin sensitivity and reducing glucose absorption, making it beneficial for individuals with
diabetes.
7. Cardioprotective: Tulsi has cardioprotective properties, helping to lower cholesterol levels,
reduce blood pressure, and improve cardiovascular health.
8. Respiratory Health: Tulsi is commonly used to treat respiratory disorders such as asthma,
bronchitis, and coughs due to its expectorant, bronchodilator, and anti-inflammatory effects.
9. Digestive Aid: Tulsi can help promote digestive health by stimulating appetite, improving
digestion, and reducing symptoms of indigestion, bloating, and gas.
10. Stress Relief: Tulsi has anxiolytic and antidepressant properties, helping to reduce stress,
anxiety, and depression by calming the nervous system and promoting relaxation.
11. Pain Relief: Tulsi possesses analgesic properties and can help alleviate various types of
pain, including headaches, muscle aches, and menstrual cramps.
12. Anti-allergic: Tulsi has anti-allergic properties and may help alleviate allergic reactions
and symptoms associated with allergies such as rhinitis and skin rashes.

Conclusion:
In conclusion, Tulsi, or Holy Basil, stands as a remarkable herb with a rich history of
medicinal use and cultural significance. Its diverse array of therapeutic properties, ranging
from anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial to adaptogenic and cardioprotective, has made it a
cornerstone of traditional medicine systems like Ayurveda for centuries.
Tulsi's ability to support overall health and well-being, from bolstering the immune system
and reducing inflammation to relieving stress and promoting digestive health, highlights its
versatility and value in addressing a wide range of health concerns.
Its antioxidant-rich composition also offers protection against oxidative stress and chronic
diseases, contributing to longevity and vitality.
As research continues to unveil the multifaceted benefits of Tulsi, its role in modern medicine
and wellness practices is likely to expand, offering promising avenues for preventive and
therapeutic interventions. However, it's essential to approach Tulsi with respect and caution,
recognizing its potential interactions with medications and individual variations in response.
In essence, Tulsi represents a harmonious fusion of tradition and science, embodying the
profound connection between nature, health, and spirituality, and serving as a timeless
symbol of holistic well-being for generations to come.
Image of Plantation:

Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors

 Event Report
Sl. No Particulars Description
1 Event Number 5
2 Date 04-03-2023
3 Duration 2 weeks
4 Place VVCE,Mysore
5 Activity Points Earned 20
Activity Points Allotted
6 20
for The Event
7 Semester 6
8 Academic Year 2022-2023

Brief Report:

Activity 2:

Developed an App to promote tourism of Mysore

INTRODUCTION:
Mysore, a city located in the southern state of Karnataka, India, is renowned for its rich
cultural heritage, majestic palaces, vibrant festivals, and picturesque landscapes. Here's an
overview of Mysore tourism:
1. Mysore Palace: One of the most iconic landmarks of the city, Mysore Palace is a
magnificent architectural marvel that attracts visitors from around the world. Built in the
Indo-Saracenic style, the palace is known for its intricate carvings, beautiful paintings, and
grandeur. Visitors can explore the opulent interiors, including the Durbar Hall, Ambavilasa
Hall, and the private chambers of the royal family.
2. Chamundi Hill: Dominating the skyline of Mysore, Chamundi Hill is home to the ancient
Chamundeshwari Temple, dedicated to the goddess Chamundeshwari, an incarnation of
Goddess Durga. The temple is a significant pilgrimage site and offers panoramic views of the
city below. Visitors can climb the 1,000 steps to reach the temple or take a scenic drive up the
hill.
3. Brindavan Gardens: Located adjacent to the Krishnarajasagara Dam on the Kaveri River,
Brindavan Gardens is a beautifully landscaped garden renowned for its musical fountain
show. Visitors can stroll through the lush gardens, enjoy boat rides on the illuminated
fountains, and witness the spectacular fountain show set to music in the evenings.
4. Mysore Zoo: Officially known as Sri Chamarajendra Zoological Gardens, Mysore Zoo is
one of the oldest and most well-maintained zoos in India. Spread over 157 acres, the zoo is
home to a diverse collection of animals, including exotic species such as white tigers,
giraffes, and African elephants. Visitors can explore the zoo on foot or take a safari tour.
5. Jaganmohan Palace and Art Gallery: Built in the 19th century, Jaganmohan Palace is a
beautiful palace that once served as the royal residence of the Wodeyar dynasty. Today, it
houses an art gallery with a remarkable collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts,
including works by renowned Indian artists such as Raja Ravi Varma.
6. St. Philomena's Church: A stunning example of Neo-Gothic architecture, St. Philomena's
Church is one of the largest churches in India. Built in the 19th century, the church features
lofty spires, stained glass windows, and intricate detailing, making it a must-visit for
architecture enthusiasts and religious pilgrims alike.
7. Local Cuisine and Shopping: Mysore is famous for its culinary delights, including Mysore
Pak (a traditional sweet), Mysore Masala Dosa, and Mysore Bonda. Visitors can also explore
the bustling markets and vibrant streets of Mysore to shop for silk sarees, sandalwood
products, and handicrafts.
Overall, Mysore offers a unique blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, making it a
popular destination for tourists seeking to immerse themselves in the rich heritage of South
India.

App Overview:
The Mysore Tourism Promotion App offers users an immersive experience through a user-
friendly interface that highlights various tourist attractions, historical sites, and recreational
destinations in Mysore. The app utilizes multimedia elements such as images and captions to
provide users with a glimpse of what they can expect to see and experience in the city.
Key Features:

• Interactive Gallery: One of the app's highlights is an interactive gallery with excellent
pictures of Mysore's sites and landmarks. Discover famous locations like Mysore
Palace, Chamundi Hills, Brindavan Gardens, and more by browsing the collection.
• Educational captions: Every photo in the collection has an educational commentary
that sets the scene and emphasizes the salient characteristics of the attraction. This
aids visitors in appreciating the cultural or historical value of every place.
• Customized Styling: To produce a visually appealing and captivating user experience,
the app's design integrates unique styling elements such as font selections, colour
schemes, and background images. The application's overall aesthetic appeal is
improved by the use of custom CSS.
• User Engagement: The application seeks to captivate users with interactive elements
like
• Developer Information: The app includes information about the developers,
Chaithanya S and Chinmayi H, providing transparency and accountability to users.
This helps establish trust and credibility in the app's content and recommendations.
• User Engagement and Impact: The Mysore Tourism Promotion App has the potential
to significantly impact tourism in Mysore by attracting visitors, generating interest in
local attractions, and promoting cultural exchange. The app's user-friendly interface
and visually appealing design make it accessible to a wide audience, including
tourists, travel enthusiasts, and locals interested in exploring their city's heritage.
Conclusion:
The Mysore Tourism Promotion App serves as a valuable tool for promoting tourism in
Mysore by providing users with an immersive and informative experience. Through its
interactive features, customized styling, and engaging content, the app aims to inspire
travelers to visit Mysore and discover its rich cultural heritage, natural beauty, and vibrant
community.
Link to access the web app : https://mysore-tourism.streamlit.app/
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Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors

 Event Report
Sl. No Particulars Description
1 Event Number 6
2 Date 14-11-2023
3 Duration 2 weeks
4 Place VVCE,Mysore
5 Activity Points Earned 20
Activity Points Allotted
6 20
for The Event
7 Semester 7
8 Academic Year 2023-2024

Brief Report:

Activity 4:

Developed First Aid Help App for immediate & hassle free
treatment.
Introduction:
The First Aid Help App for Public is a web application developed to provide essential first
aid information and guidance to individuals in emergency situations. The app aims to
empower users with the knowledge and skills needed to administer first aid effectively,
thereby improving response times and potentially saving lives. This report provides an
overview of the app, its features, user interface, and potential impact on public health and
safety.
App Overview:
The First Aid Help App is designed as a comprehensive resource for individuals seeking
guidance on administering first aid in various emergency scenarios. The app provides step-
by-step instructions, visual aids, and interactive features to assist users in assessing and
responding to medical emergencies promptly. It covers a wide range of topics, including
CPR, choking, bleeding control, burns, fractures, and more.
Key Features:
 • Emergency Guidance: The app offers clear and concise instructions for responding to
common medical emergencies, such as cardiac arrest, choking, and allergic reactions.
Users can access detailed information on the appropriate steps to take in each
situation, including assessment, treatment, and follow-up care.
• Visual Aids: To enhance user understanding, the app includes visual aids such as
diagrams, illustrations, demonstrating first aid techniques. Visual representations help
users visualize proper techniques and procedures, making it easier to follow
instructions in real-life emergency situations.
• User Interface and Experience: The First Aid Help App features an intuitive user
interface with easy navigation and a clean layout. The app prioritizes user experience
by presenting information in a clear and organized manner, minimizing clutter and
distractions. Interactive features such as buttons, make it easy for users to find
relevant information quickly and efficiently.

Potential Impact:
The First Aid Help App has the potential to have a significant impact on public health and
safety by equipping individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to respond effectively
to medical emergencies. By providing accessible and user-friendly first aid guidance, the app
empowers users to take immediate action in emergency situations, potentially reducing the
severity of injuries, preventing complications, and saving lives.

Conclusion:
The First Aid Help App for Public is a valuable resource for individuals seeking guidance on
administering first aid in emergency situations. With its comprehensive features, intuitive
user interface, and potential to improve public health outcomes, the app serves as a valuable
tool for promoting emergency preparedness and empowering individuals to respond
effectively to medical emergencies. By leveraging technology and digital platforms, the app
contributes to the advancement of public health initiatives and the promotion of community
well-being.
Link to access the app : https://firstaid-8g2vh3a4kqr2grz4nbzcsa.streamlit.app/
Images of First aid app:

Signature of the Student Signature of the Mentors

Vision of the college
VVCE shall be a leading Institution in engineering and management education
enabling individuals for significant contribution to the society.
Mission of the college
• To provide the best teaching – learning environment through competent staff
and excellent infrastructure.
• To inculcate professional ethics, leadership qualities, communication, and
entrepreneurial skills to meet the societal needs.
• To promote innovation through research and development.
• To strengthen industry-institute interaction for knowledge sharing.
Vision of the department
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering shall create professionally
competent and socially responsible engineers capable of working in global
environment.
Mission of the department
• Promote best practices in teaching-learning, with dedicated staff and
supportive infrastructure to create technically competent engineers.
• Inculcate ethical and cultural values, communication, and Entrepreneurial
skills.
• Provide exposure to tools and technologies necessary to pursue higher
education and research.
• Improve Industry-Institute relationship for mutual benefit.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
• PEO1. Perform successfully in various technical and managerial roles.
• PEO2. Communicate proficiently and work effectively in multi-disciplinary
environments.
• PEO3. Adapt to technological advancements by engaging in continuous
learning towards professional excellence and Entrepreneurship.
• PEO4. Successfully pursue higher education and research in leading
institutions.