GDG ON CAMPUS SVVV INFO SESSION AND ORIENTATION.pptx

GDG On Campus SVVV Info Session.

1. Orientation Session

2. "If you don't fail sometime you are not being ambitious enough." Sundar Pichai –  CEO of Google

3. Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) has transitioned to Google Developer Groups (GDG) On Campus. This shift reflects a bigger vision for the community. The focus is now on expanding the community to reach a broader audience. GDG On Campus will offer more learning opportunities for students. There will be increased chances to connect with industry professionals. The transition aims to provide even greater support to help students grow as developers. GDSC is now GDG On Campus

4. GDG Mission Build Learn Contribute To enable and empower the vibrant developer ecosystem to build impactful solutions using Google technologies. Connect

5. GDG Mission 1. Learn: GDGOC offers workshops, seminars, and training sessions on various Google technologies, such as Android app development, machine learning, web development, cloud computing, and more. 2. Build: Students can work on projects and collaborate on real-world applications using Google's tools and APIs. This hands-on experience helps them gain practical skills. 3. Connect: GDGOC provide opportunities for students to connect with like-minded individuals, network with industry professionals, and even participate in hackathons and coding competitions. 4. Contribute: Members of GDGOC often contribute to open-source projects and engage in community service through technology-related initiatives.

6. What is a Google Developer groups?

7. GDG- On Campus SVVV Programs

8. Google Developer groups  are community groups for college students to help them immerse into technology! What is GDG ?

9. Vision To Empower and Impact students grow through technology 01 Bridging the gap between theory and practice 02 Help them become more Employable 03

10. Introduction to GDGOC-SVVV Members

11. Namaste! I’m Diya Verma, the Organiser cum Lead for GDGOC- SVVV.

12. GDGOC-SVVV  Tech Leads Yashraj Singh Sisodiya Cloud Lead Yashvardhan Sharma Web-Development Lead Tushar Gaur Flutter Lead Kaustubh Joshi AI/ML Lead

13. GDGOC-SVVV Creative Leads Sarthak Shahane Graphics Lead Pratham Rathore Management Lead Bhuvnesh Choudhary Media Lead Anvisha Trivedi Content Lead

14. GDGOC-SVVV CORE TEAM Pratham Soni Harshvardhan Jadho Kripansh Kumravat Darsh pareek Urvashi Sharma Himanshi Laddha Vatsalya Sharma Rajveer Soni Devika Bhange Vanshika Jadhav Aniket Vishvakarma Karan kumar

15. Timeline of t he Year 24-25

16. What is GenAI ? 1. Gen AI (Generative Artificial Intelligence):    - Hypothetical AI system with the ability to understand, learn, and apply knowledge across various tasks.    - Capable of performing tasks at or beyond human-level capability.    2. Generative AI:    - A class of AI systems focused on creating new content by learning from existing data.    - Can generate diverse outputs such as text, images, music, and more.    - Utilizes patterns learned from datasets to create new and original content.

17. OFFLINE EVENTS ! -Web Wizard- -Flutter Fest-

18. How GDGOC-SVVV Works?

19. Events and Workshops Community Building Hands-On Learning Hackathons & Competitions Collaboration with Local Organizations Guest Speakers and Industry Connections Membership & Leadership Online Presence How GDG Works?

20. Events and Workshops: GDG organize a variety of events and workshops throughout the academic year. These events cover a wide range of topics such as android app development, web development, machine learning, cloud computing, and more. They are often open to all students, regardless of their level of expertise. Hands-On Learning: GDG events typically focus on hands-on learning and practical skills development. Students have the opportunity to work on real-world projects, collaborate with peers, and gain practical experience. Community Building : GDG foster a sense of community among students interested in technology. Members can network, share knowledge, and collaborate on projects. This community-building aspect is an essential part of GDSCs. Hackathons and Competitions : GDG often organize hackathons, coding, competitions, and innovation challenges. These events encourage students to apply their skills to solve real problems and often come with prizes and recognition.

21. Guest Speakers and Industry Connections: GDG may invite guest speakers from the tech industry to share their experiences and insights. This helps students connect with professionals and gain industry knowledge. Collaboration with Local Organizations: GDG may collaborate with local tech companies, startups, and nonprofit organizations to create opportunities for internships, job placements, or community outreach projects. Online Presence: Many GDG maintain an online presence through websites, social media, and online learning platforms to reach a wider audience and share resources. Membership and Leadership: GDG are typically open to all students interested in technology, and members can often take on leadership roles within the club. These roles may include president, vice president, event coordinator, etc.

22. How to Join GDGOC-SVVV? Eligibility and Requirements : Open to students from any discipline and academic year. Passionate about technology, coding, and community building. Commitment to participate in GDGOC activities and projects.audience Selection Criteria: Demonstrated interest in technology and software development. Previous experience in coding, projects, or community involvement is a plus. Strong communication and teamwork skills. Benefits of Joining GDGOC: Hands-on experience with Google technologies and tools. Networking opportunities with industry experts and like-minded peers. Access to exclusive workshops, events, and resources. Enhance your resume with valuable project experience.

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24. Thank You!