Description: The Full Stack Web Development (Peer Learning) workshop, conducted on January 30-31 from 9:15 AM to 1:15 PM, was a successful student-led initiative aimed at fostering collaborative learning. Organized by the students, for the students, the workshop was conducted by TE students Mr. Nadeem Shaikh and Shaikh Mudassir, with support from Infispark. The event welcomed first-year and second-year students from various branches, including Computer Science, Data Science, Electronics and Computer Science, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning, and Electrical & Computer Science.
The primary objective of this workshop was to introduce students to the fundamentals of Full Stack Web Development, covering both frontend and backend technologies. The sessions focused on hands-on coding, where participants built dynamic and responsive web applications using industry-relevant tools and frameworks. With an emphasis on peer learning, students actively engaged in discussions, problem-solving, and project-based learning, making the experience interactive and impactful.
A total of 35 students participated, gaining valuable insights into the development process, from structuring web pages to connecting databases. The student-led teaching approach ensured an engaging atmosphere, where participants felt comfortable asking questions and experimenting with new concepts. The collaboration with Infispark added further value by providing industry-oriented guidance and exposure to real-world projects.
Overall, the event received positive feedback, with students appreciating the hands-on approach and peer-driven learning model. Many participants expressed interest in further exploring web development and applying their skills to real projects. The workshop successfully created an engaging learning environment, empowering students with essential web development skills and fostering a culture of continuous learning and innovation.
