The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Data Science) at Bishop Jerome Institute (BJI), Kollam, is hosting a full-day hands-on workshop titled "Project-Based Learning in Java" today. Organized in collaboration with the Institution's Innovation Council (IIC), the Industry Institute Interaction Cell (IIIC, BJI), and the ACM Student Chapter, this event provides students with direct exposure to industry-standard software development practices.

Event Schedule & Details

  • Date: Today, October 16, 2026

  • Time: 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

  • Venue: CSE Lab, Bishop Jerome Institute

  • Resource Person: Jacob George, Solution Engineer at IBS Software

  • Convenor: Saniya John, HoD, CSE (DS)

  • Coordinator: Sanjumol A, Assistant Professor, CSE (DS)

What Participants Are Learning Today

Designed to bridge the gap between classroom concepts and industry requirements, the intensive workshop features direct mentorship from Jacob George, Solution Engineer at IBS Software. Throughout the day, participating students are engaging in:

  • Hands-on Learning: Interactive coding and practical exercises in Java.

  • Project Development: Step-by-step guidance on constructing real-world application components.

  • Real-world Applications: Insights into how modern tech companies utilize Java for scalable architecture.

  • Industry Guidance: Direct interaction and technical feedback from an active industry professional.

Driving Innovation in Professional Education

By hosting experts from leading software firms like IBS Software, Bishop Jerome Institute continues to strengthen its commitment to practical, project-driven engineering education. Today's session offers students immediate hands-on experience to elevate their programming skills and portfolio readiness.