Axios · Technical society of IIIT Lucknow

01 / 09 · Web

Web

Building websites and servers that answer requests quickly.

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Coordinators: Naman KhandelwalDivyanshu Singh
Members: 11
Classes held: 0

Best known forDev Stakes

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02 / 09 · CP

Competitive Programming

Solving contest problems with fast, correct code.

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Coordinators: Avinash SinghAyush Verma
Members: 15
Classes held: 0

Best known forDream In Code

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03 / 09 · FOSS

FOSS

Reading real open source code and sending changes back to it.

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Coordinators: Kinshuk SanandShivansh Jain
Members: 13
Classes held: 0

Best known forRiceFest

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04 / 09 · ML

Machine Learning

Training models on data and measuring how often they are wrong.

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Coordinators: Nishchal ChandelVennela Varshini Anasoori
Members: 11
Classes held: 0

Best known forOverengineered

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05 / 09 · App

App

Building mobile apps, from the screens to the servers behind them.

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Coordinators: Naman GulatiSandesh Raj
Members: 11
Classes held: 0

Best known forCamazotz

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06 / 09 · Infosec

Infosec

Finding security holes on purpose, before an attacker does.

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Coordinators: Aaryan DaduVarun Baisane
Members: 10
Classes held: 0

Best known forIncognito 7.0 CTF

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07 / 09 · Web3

Web3

Smart contracts, consensus, and knowing when a normal database is the better choice.

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Coordinators: Sumanth V URohan garg
Members: 8
Classes held: 0

Best known forHackOFiesta

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08 / 09 · Design

Design

Type, layout, and cutting what a design does not need.

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Coordinators: Mozammil Ali
Members: 11
Classes held: 0

Best known forDesign-a-thon

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09 / 09 · WIT

Women in Tech

Run by women, for women: a place to ask anything, and help with women-only programmes.

Coordinators: Anjali Pai
Members: 7

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This week

Open to anyone on campus

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Every class is open. You do not need to be a member, and you do not need to have done the reading.

Best-known events

One event per wingAll already held

Web4days

Dev Stakes

Four days to build one complete project as a team. Teams take a given problem or pitch their own. Judges look at clean code, performance and whether the project is deployed at the end.

Web wing CP5events held

Dream In Code

A global contest on Codeforces, open to everyone from first-years to experienced competitors. The wing sets the problems and people from around the world solve them.

CP wing FOSS3events held

Customise your own system, on Linux, macOS or Windows, into something unique that is still easy to use. Judges look at the whole setup, not just a screenshot: looks, usability, accessibility and performance.

FOSS wing ML4events held

Overengineered

Build a full AI app, not just a notebook: train a model, then put it inside working software. Each team has exactly one ML specialist and recruits the rest from the blockchain or web tracks. Topics range from deep learning to GenAI, multimodal and NLP. Copied repositories were disqualified.

ML wing App6hours

Camazotz

Six hours in two halves. For the first three, teams build the worst interface they can that still works: poor contrast, hidden buttons, confusing navigation. Then teams swap projects and spend three hours fixing another team's work without rebuilding it.

App wing Infosec24hours

Incognito 7.0 CTF

The wing's biggest event: a twenty-four-hour jeopardy CTF covering web exploitation, cryptography, forensics, reverse engineering, pwn and OSINT. Teams have up to five people. Beginners and experienced players compete on the same scoreboard.

Infosec wing Web324–30hours

HackOFiesta

The wing's main hackathon: a day and a night, in teams of up to four. There are two tracks: blockchain, for decentralised apps and smart contracts, and ML, for data-driven apps. It is open to first-years, and for most of them it is the first thing they build against a deadline.

Web3 wing Design3days

Design-a-thon

Three problem statements are revealed when the clock starts. Each team of up to three picks two and has three days to finish a design for both. Judges look at creativity, design quality, fit to the problem and whether the design is clear without explanation.

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Md Anas Ali UsmaniOverall coordinator · 3rd yearA passionate Competitive Programmer, curious Software Developer building solutions for the problems faced in daily life.