CHRONICAL 2026

CHRONICAL 2026

22 October 2026

Event Overview

The Department of Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) organised Chronical, a technical project presentation event on 22 October 2026. The event provided students with an opportunity to showcase their innovative ideas, demonstrate their technical knowledge, and present practical solutions to real-world challenges. The programme emphasised creativity, teamwork, critical thinking, and the practical application of emerging technologies.

Projects Presented

Students presented projects covering artificial intelligence, software development, smart energy management, and computer networking.

  • • AI-Based Detection for Spam Emails - Madiha and Tejas presented a project focused on using artificial intelligence techniques to identify and distinguish spam emails from legitimate messages.
  • • Interactive Expense Tracker - Mohan Kumar presented a software application concept designed to help users record, organise, and monitor their expenses for better financial management.
  • • Household AI-Smart Electricity Analyser - Uzma Banu presented a project concept aimed at understanding household electricity consumption and exploring intelligent approaches to energy monitoring and efficient usage.
  • • Network Monitoring and Traffic Analyser - Shaik Ayesha Banu presented a project focused on monitoring network activity and analysing traffic patterns to improve understanding of network performance and management.

Learning Outcomes

Chronical offered students valuable opportunities to connect classroom learning with practical applications. Through their project presentations, students developed their technical understanding, research abilities, problem-solving skills, and confidence in communicating complex ideas. The event also encouraged collaborative learning, independent thinking, and exploration of emerging technologies. These experiences help students strengthen their project development skills and prepare for future academic and professional opportunities.

Conclusion

Chronical was a valuable academic initiative that promoted innovation, experiential learning, and technical excellence among BCA students. The event reflected the department's commitment to nurturing creativity and preparing students to apply their knowledge to practical challenges in the technology field. The programme was organised by Sowmya K., with Namrutha of III Semester BCA serving as the event coordinator.

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