AI Agents & Generative AI — Skill Development Program
July 20-24, 2026
9:15 AM – 4:15 PM
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About this event
A week of hands-on sessions on AI agents and generative AI for the students of the CSE (Cyber Security & Data Science) department, run with industry training partner Krinal Nakrani from Davik Inovex. It closed with an AI Project Expo, where students demonstrated their own AI projects to a faculty jury.
What it covered
- Generative AI and large language models
- Visual diffusion and creative AI
- Prompt engineering and LLM fine-tuning
- RAG architecture and custom GPTs
- No-code AI and agentic automation
- AI ethics, security and model evaluation
- Hands-on learning and practical activities
- AI Project Expo and live project demonstrations
At the Expo, students showed working AI projects and prototypes to the Dean and faculty, explaining how they built them.
Activity coordinator: Prof. Gayatri Deshmukh. ACM chapter faculty advisor: Dr. Arti Patle. HOD CSE (CS & DS): Dr. Deepika Ajalkar.
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