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National level IT & Life Science Exhibition at AIMIT on Sep 15, 16

September 14, 2011

Mangalore, September 14: The MCA, Master of Science (software Technology), M.Sc.(Bioinformatics) and PGDCA students of AIMIT, St. Aloysius college (Autonomous) will be jointly organising a national level Inter-collegiate IT and Life Sciences Exhibition, INFOVISION-2001 on September 15 and 16, according to a press release issued here.

The programme is part of the activity of the Computer Society of India (CSI) Chapter of AIMIT

Students from all over, under-graduate and post-graduate, will be participating in the exhibition and displaying their innovative models to the public. During the event the spot light will be on the entire student community hailing from various colleges in India with a view to encourage innovative models.

The models will be displayed under the following categories: IT Models and Life Science Models. The aim of the event is to get young minds from all over to participate in a competition of showcasing their ideas through models. In the IT segment, students will be exhibiting their software and hardware models. Students can showcase applications developed for various devices with live demos. In the Life Sciences segment, students will exhibit software related to life sciences with either working, non-working models or charts.

The theme for Infovision this year is INFINITY, Ideas Unlimited. The purpose of choosing this theme is to break the barriers of ones imagination to lead you to better oneself and the world we live in.

The Exhibition is open between 9 a.m. till 5 p.m. to all College and School students to come and see the models.

Prof. Santhosh Rebello (Dean, IT & Bioinformatics dept) and the Faculty Coordinators Mr.S.Ruban and Mrs.Deborah Vijay along with students are organising this mega event, stated the release.

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