NULL CLUB EVENTS REPORT

S.no Event name Date No of students attended

1 Hague Cyber security

summer school at

JNTUH

9th

to 13th

June,2018 42 students from II and III year

(CSE & IT)

2 Blockchian

Technology Training

by IDEA LABS

18th

to 21st July,2018 81 students from II and III year

(CSE)

3 Central Blockchain

Hackathon, JNTUH

29th & 30th

July,2018

20 students from II and III year

(CSE)

4 International

Blockchain Comgress

3rd

& 4th

August,2018 20 students from II and III year

(CSE)

5. World block chain

hackathon

31st August & 1

st

September

15 students from II and III

year(CSE)

Event 1:

Activity Name: Workshop

Topic: Hague Cyber security summer school at JNTUH

Date:9th

to 13th

June,2018

Venue: JNTUH,kukatpally

Key points: 42 students have participated from II and III year (CSE& IT) .

Summary:

Cyber security is a major global challenge, among others because of the growing number of

cyber attacks and incidents which threaten individuals, businesses and states. Besides being a

global challenge, however, cyber security is also a particularly pertinent topic for Indian

society. This program was Organized by IIIT Hyderabad, The Hague Centre for Strategic

Studies, E2Labs, SkillCube, KrypC, The Hague University of Applied Sciences and the

Municipality of The Hague

photos:

Event 2:

Activity Name: Workshop

Topic: Blockchian Technology Training by IDEA LABS

Date: 18th

to 21st July,2018

Resource person: Mr.Bharatwaj and Team,IDEA LABS

key points: 81 students have participated from II and III year (CSE)

summary:

Null Club has conducted a training program on Blockchain Technology Bootcamp and

hackathon from 18th

July to 21st July, 2018 by Idealabs for IInd and IIIrd year students. In Day1,

Day2: Training was scheduled on Blockchain Programming basics and Building Blockchain

Applications and in

Day3,Day4 Ideation workshop andinternal pitching was conducted by jury from Idea labs CEO

Mr.Pankaj.

Schedule

Date Contents Resource Person

Day 1

18-7-18

Session – 1: Blockchain Overview

Session – 2: Blockchain Demystified

Session – 3: Blockchain Programming basics

Mr.Bharadwaj,IdeaLabs

Day 2

19-7-18

Session – 4: Deep Dive into Blockchain

Session – 5: Building Blockchain Applications

Mr.Bharadwaj,IdeaLabs

Day 3

20-7-18

Session – 6: Ideation workshop

Session – 7: Idea pitches

Mr.Bharadwaj, IdeaLabs

Day 4

21-7-18

Session –8: Internal Pitches

Session –9: Pitch to Jury

Mr.Bharadwaj, IdeaLabs

photos:

Team of Blockchain Training with students.

Event 3:

Activity Name: Hackathon

Topic: Central BlockChain Ideation Hackathon.

Date: 29th & 30th July,2018

Venue:J-HUB, JNTUH,kukatpally

Key points:

Number of students:20 students from II and III year (CSE)

Summary: It was a two day central hackathon programme organised by Idealabs at J-

Hub ,JNTUH kukatpally .

total 40 teams have participated at India level from which five teams of our students have

taken part in this competition for IBC 2018.Each team has presented their Idea to the

Jury.

Team – 01

Problem Statement:

Problems faced while claiming insurance

Delay of time

Data verification and submission

Team Members:

J. Vasundhara (16H61A05K5)

P. Sri Sahithi (16H61A05N4)

M. Samyuktha (16H61A05L9)

Joshi Apoorva (16H61A05K7)

Team - 02

Problem Statement: In pharmaceutical supply chain there are many counterfeit medicines and

many drugs are not properly stored in transit. The counterfeit drug market accounts to an

estimated 1 million deaths annually

Team – 03

Problem Statement:

Bug Bounty Programs promotes security of enterprise ecosystems by encouraging third-

party cybersecurity experts to review and report vulnerabilities present in the system.

In a Bug Bounty Program, participation is motivated mainly by rewards and reputation of

the company involved.

Issue #1: There is no transparency of information between companies and bug reporters.

Issue #2: There are chances of manipulation of bounty transaction details at the time of

invoice creation either by intentional or unintentional input mistakes.

Team Members:

M. Arun Kumar

Rahul Pavithran

Saketh US

Vishal Shukla

Team – 04

Problem Statement:The way exams are conducted

Offline Examinations:

No security

No transparency

Uses centralized system to store

Online Examinations:

Centralized system for

storing data

No ultimate security

Team Members:

G. Vinoothna (16H61A05K3)

K. Hamsini (16H61A05L1)

N. Rithika (16H61A05M5)

N. Manikya Arun (16H61A05M9)

data No transparency

Team Members:

Nishikant

Bhargav

Eshwar

Rahul

Team – 05

Problem Statement:

Smuggled goods

Crappy products

Payments are higher than original products

Trustworthy

Team Members:

K. Bharath Nandan Reddy

(16H61A05L0)

K. Sridher Reddy

(16H61A05K8)

M. Rinusha Joseph

(16H61A05L8)

G.Shodhitha Reddy

(16H61A05P1)

Event 4:

Activity Name:IBC hackathon

Topic: International Blockchain Congress 2018

Date 3& 4th

August.2018.

Venue:HICC,NOVOTEL,Kondapur.

key points: Total 16 students have participated in IBC hackathon, 2018 at India Level.

Remarks: Our college students of team: 02 stood at 13th place among 300 participants.

Some of the distinguished guests include Mr. Tim Draper, Founder of DFJ Ventures, Mr.

Amitabh Kant, CEO Niti Aayog, Mr. KT Rama Rao, IT Minister, State of Telangana, Mr. Rohan

Khaunte, IT Minister, Goa, Mr. CP Gurnani, CEO Tech Mahindra, Mr. Mohandas Pai,

Chairman, Manipal Global Assoc., Mr. Min Kim, CEO of ICON Foundation, Mr. Ian Balina,

Global Community Influencer and many others.

summary:

The International Blockchain Congress is the largest congregation of

innovators,businesses,technologies,regulators,startups and enthusiasts to pave the way for

an open and transparent blockchain powered world. The inaugural edition on the 3rd

and

4th

of August took place in Hyderabad,Telangana Thriving Tech hub and one of the fastest

growing markets for block chain technology.

KTR ,IT Minister delivering speech Our college students at IBC 2018

Team-1

Problem Statement:

In pharmaceutical supply chain there are many Counterfeit medicines and many drugs are not

Properly stored in transit. The counterfeit drug market Accounts to an estimated 1 million deaths

annually.

Team Members:

G Vinoothna

K Hamsini

N Rithika

N Manikya Arun

Team-2

Problem Statement:

Smuggled Goods.

Crappy products.

Payments are higher than original products.

Trust worthy.Team members

1. K.Bharath nandan reddy

2. P.Shoditha

3. M.Rinusha

4. K.Sreedhar

Team-3

Problem Statement: Bug Bounty Programs promotes security of enterprise ecosystems by

encouraging third-party Cybersecurity experts to review and report vulnerabilities present in

the system. In a Bug Bounty Program, participation is motivated mainly by rewards and

reputation of the company involved.

Issue #1: There is no transparency of information between companies and bug reporters.

Issue #2: There are chances of manipulation of bounty transaction details at the time of

invoice creation either by intentional or unintentional input mistakes.

Team Members:

1. Manasani Arun Kumar

2. Rahul Pavithran

3. Saketh US

4. Vishal Shukla

Team-4

Problem Statement: The way examinations are conducted.

Wastage of paper….

Offline Examinations

No security.

No transparency.

Uses centralized system to store data

No transparency

Online Examinations

Centralized system for storing data.

No ultimate security.

Team Members

1. Nishikant

2. Bhargav

3. Eshwar

4. Rahul

Event 5:

Activity Name:Hackathon

Topic:World Blockchain Hackathon 2018

Event Date: 31st August 2018 – 1

st September 2018

Venue: Vaagdevi College of Engineering, Warangal

Key points: three teams students have participated from II and III year (CSE)

Summary:

World Blockchain Hackathon 2018 was conducted at Vaagdevi College of Engineering,

Warangal on 31st of August and 1

st of September, 2018.Over 1500 students, divided into teams

of 5 members each, had come to participate in the event which was co-sponsored by Geeksup,

IBM, IEEE Computer Society, and other well-renown technical bodies.The event’s main

objective was to bring to the attention of the future engineers of tomorrow regarding the

importance of Blockchain technology, how its growing and how the market demands for

Blockchain developers.

Sessions:

Day 1:

Day 1 started with a briefing session with mentors from Geeksup and IBM explaining the

technology of Blockchain and its applications. They emphasized on the demand the current

industries had for engineers experienced in Blockchain technology and encouraged the

participants to keep developing themselves in this technology.

They later explained the tasks each teams had to complete for the first session, which includes

Deciding on an idea to implement Blockchain for the benefit of the community.

Designing a digital portfolio for at least one team member. This is similar to creating an

online HTML resume.The teams sat in programming laboratories for the day and were

able to complete both these tasks. Digital Portfolio was made using the HTML template

provided by the Hackathon team itself.

Day 2:

The teams returned to the laboratories for the next session of the Hackathon. For Day 2, they

were asked to prepare a chart representing their project idea using a modeling process called

“Design Thinking”, which contains reader-friendly explanations, pictorial storyboard,

application prototype on paper and plenty of visual design.

Along with this, the teams were asked to edit some Blockchain code template to create their own

Blockchain on Javascript. They also had to make a PowerPoint presentation depicting their

problem statement, solution and how it differed from existing solutions.

Evaluation took place later in the day using the tasks given as criteria, through which they

selected top 50 teams to reap the benefits.

Report by:

Gunti Lavanya

Asst Prof,CSE

Null club Coordinator,AGI

Report by: G.Lavanya,

NULL CLUB

Coordinator,AGI