RAJANNA-SIRCILLA, SEPTEMBER 09, 2026: A two-day workshop on “AI Tools for Smart Learning and Digital Productivity”, organised by the Department of Computer Science at Telangana Social Welfare Residential Degree College for Women, Sircilla, concluded successfully on Wednesday with a valedictory programme.
The valedictory programme was graced by Mr. P. Kamalakar, Founder and CEO of HBIC Solutions, Hyderabad, who served as the Resource Person. He provided valuable insights and practical training to the students on topics including AI Tools for Academic and Career Productivity, Advanced Prompt Engineering, AI Ethics, Practical Workshop, and Hands-on AI Projects.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. P. Kamalakar emphasised that awareness of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is essential for students in the rapidly changing digital world. He encouraged students to use AI tools responsibly and ethically while developing their academic and employability skills. He also advised students to continuously upgrade their digital skills in line with the changing job market.
The students actively participated in the two-day workshop and gained hands-on experience with modern AI tools useful for learning, research, presentations, academic activities, and personal productivity. The sessions on Advanced Prompt Engineering and Hands-on AI Projects provided students with practical exposure and valuable learning experiences. Certificates were distributed to all the students who completed the workshop.
The programme was coordinated by P.S.R. Sharma, Principal and Convenor, K. Lavanya, Vice Principal and Co-Convenor, and Mrs A. Anusha, Head of the Department of Computer Science. Mrs G. Madhavi and Mrs. G. Lavanya of the Department of Computer Science extended their support in successfully organising the programme.
On the occasion, Principal Sharma stated that the workshop greatly contributed to enhancing students’ awareness of modern technologies and enabling them to effectively utilise AI tools for their academic and career development.
He congratulated Mr. P. Kamalakar, the organising committee members, faculty, and students for successfully conducting the two-day workshop. The programme concluded with a vote of thanks, followed by the National Anthem.
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