HACKATHON 2020

Poster Design: Prachiti Vibhute


In order to develop a innovative attitude among ourselves we arranged a online Hackathon, so during the times of lock-down we can implement our knowledge in doing a mini project or actually solving a day to day life problem in a most efficient way. 

A list of problem statements were shared among students and more than 50 students showed their interest in solving them. 


We received around 20 solutions from students of various departments and top 3 students were declared as winners. 

Winners and their Projects

Following are the projects received from the winners:

Rank 1: Shubham Phadtare

Project: Realistic Cad model Of HK416



Following are some pictures of his project, that had detailed parts modelling and assembly of the project:

Rank 2: Suyog Ghatkal

Project: Snake Game in Javascript



Following are some screenshots of his game during taken during game play, that shows the interface of game he had made:

To see the JAVA code: Click Here


Rank 3: Mayur Sawant

Project: MATLAB Programming.


Total 3 MATLAB programs were submitted by him, namely:

1). MATRIX SOLVER.
    i). Take 3*3 or 2*2 matrix from user and display it on screen
    ii). Any error during input or solving should be told to user
    iii). User should be able to perform following operations on it.
        a). Square of Matrix
        b). Inverse of Matrix
        c). Transpose of Matrix
To see the MATLAB code for this problem: Click Here
2). EQUATION SOLVER.
    Solve all types of equation given below as per users wish.
    i). aX+bY=C
    ii). aX+bY+cZ=d
    iii). aX2+bX+c=0
    iv). aX3+bX2+cX+d=0
To see the MATLAB code for this problem: Click Here
3). COMPOUND INDEXING OF GEAR.
    i). Take number of divisions from the user and determine whether compound indexing is necessary or not.
    ii). Display error message to user if any.
    iii). Automatically select plates.
    iv). Guide the user whether to move plate backward or forward
To see the MATLAB code for this problem: Click Here
Below are the screenshot of code and its output only for problem 1, also all his codes are given below for any sort of verification.

Thank you.

Written & Designed By: Mr. Vipul Murumkar








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