1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 750 Rs

Around 72.2% * of Indian population lives in villages. They constitute the backbone of our country but unfortunately they are also the most underprivileged section of our society. The major cause for this being lack of the social, religious and technological maturity.

Here is an opportunity for you to do something about it. Advent gives you a chance to take your ideas out the brainstorming phase and boost them into an implementation mode where they will directly benefit the targeted population. Send in your best ideas for implementing socio-technological changes in the rural community.

The 7 projects that have been selected are as follows (in alphabetical order)

1) Alternative transportation system for short distance travelers
- Kailash Chandra Das

2) Bicycle Ambulance
- Navneeta
- Swati
- G.Mounisha

3) Eco-Toilet
- Kshitij Kaikeya
- Abhishek Arya
- Vineet Ranjan
- Kanupriya Kaikeya

4) Modern Refrigerator
- Andra Aditya
- Madhusmita Senapati

5) Multifunction Turmeric Harvester & Banana Tree Strengthener
- A.Yuhendran
- S.Senthil Kumar

6) Protecting of fishermen on Indian maritime boundaries
- R.karthikeyan
- A.Dhandapani
- U.Mahalingham

7) Technical monitoring over resource allocation in Indian farms
- Nitesh Kumar
- Vikram Singh
- Sankalp Kumar
- Aron Ghosh

Congratulations to all, All the best!!!
See you on 3rd March 2011 (Saturday) for the presentation.

Try to contain it within 15 minutes, but if your project is big and you have done different things explaining them is more important. The point of containing the time is that you won’t beat around the bush. Try and make them interesting. The following are some suggestions as to how you can frame it however they are not binding but make sure you talk about the mentioned points.

First introduce yourself and your team to everyone. Tell us about your project, you can start with what motivated you to take up this topic or the problem that you are trying to solve. Which class of people does your project target? Then explain your idea and how that would help. While explaining your idea also mention the existing ways of solving the problem or contemporary technologies (if any) that solves a similar problem and how your idea is different from them, about why your technology is better than them. Try not to be vague and support your claims by calculations or by siting reliable references. Tell us about the work accomplished its limitations how you can take this forward. You can show us your prototype if you have one. Talk about the feasibility, sustainability, scalability and estimated cost of implementing your idea (which ever applicable).

This would be followed by question answer session by the jury or audience.

Trust me people it going to be really exiting!!! Prepare well, make it interesting.

One final note, this would be an opportunity for you to meet people from different parts of the country, interact with them, have a glimpse of what people around you are innovating. It’s a wonderful chance to learn, give the best you can enjoy the whole process that is what is important, win or lose doesn’t matter what matters is what you learn and how you improve yourself.

Best of Luck!!!

Report Submission
Your team has to submit a detailed project report and conduct a short pilot before coming to TRYST 2012. The report should be mailed with the subject "Advent-YourProjectTopic" to advent@tryst-iitd.com before 23:59 hrs on 17th Feb., 2012.

Open Round
In the open round of the competition the shortlisted teams must give a presentation about the implementation of the project to the judges. The concept as well as the execution of the pilot must be included in that presentation.

Your team may consist up to 4 members from any academic background. Cross college teams are also allowed.

All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational institutes where they are pursuing their degree are eligible to participate.

Round 1: The report is judged on the following basis:

• 
  Creativity
• Relevance towards Society
• Feasibility of the Project
• Target group of the project
• Ground Implementation of the project
• Sustainability of the project
• Impact Potential

Round 2: 10 min Presentation & 5min short Question-Answer Session.

• Assessment by the Jury
• Final result is declared based on the same criteria as mentioned above
• 25% weight is given to the Q-A round

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 750 Rs

You need to frame an intellectually valid and well-engineered research paper to prove that nothing can survive below the earth's surface. It does not need to be scientifically correct, but must be written logically and must be based on the principles of science.

Report Submission
Your team has to submit the research paper to fakeresearchpaper@tryst-iitd.com before 23:59 hrs on 17th Feb., 2012.

Final Round
The shortlisted teams must present the paper and convince the audience of its authenticity. There will also be a Q&A round with the panel and the audience where the paper will be put under scrutiny.

Your team may consist up to 2 members from any academic background. Cross college teams are also allowed.
All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational institutes where they are pursuing their degree are eligible to participate.

Round 1: The paper will be judged on the basis of :

• Creativity
• Logical flow
• Use of correct scientific principles
• Structure and formatting

Round 2: The presentation will be judged on:

• Clarity of concept presentation
• Convincing ability
• Question and Answer round

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

The theme shall be open, meaning that you can choose any theme you like but keep in mind that you should be answerable as to why you chose the theme.

There will be 2 stages
Stage 1:-
Participants are supposed to submitan online abstract which contains details about the game and submit it by 18th of Feb (tentative).

Stage 2:-
The D-Day. All selected candidates from stage 1 will be called upon to deliver a final presentation before the judges. Please note that the participants may be asked to prove the authenticity of the game and if found otherwise, they may be disqualified by the organizers at will.

Specifications
Gaming Platform can be Flash, C and JAVA ( includes JAVA 3D)
Also, use of 3rd party plugins such as 3D plugins, tweening plugins etc are allowed, but not any game related SDK's or Softwares.
It is recommended that you strictly adhere to the above specifications only as we might check for these during the final round (Stage 2).
The organizers reserve the right to disqualify any entry at any stage in case it finds any discrepancy with the said specifications. Team Details
Teams of upto 3.

Graphics : 30%
What's a game without decent graphics. Even a very simple game can be made quite engaging with visually pleasing graphics and animations. Score will be deducted for poor/pixilated graphics.
Theme : 20%
We all know why Mario tries so hard. It's to save the princess. We will be looking for theme based games along with complementing stories.
Engagement and Immersiveness : 10%
How well does this game use scoring and levels of challenge to be interesting and engaging? Is the user dying to play it again even before the current one finishes?
Interactions and Feedback : 15%
How well are the keyboard and mouse controls used? How is the response in the game in respect to a keyboard stroke or a mouse click or is there any noticeable delay? Is the FPS too low? Does the game support other game controllers, provide Haptic Feedback?
Fidelity : 15%
How well does this game represent or simulate one or more aspects of reality? This may include physics laws, real life situations, etc.
Sounds : 10%
The visual feedback isn't enough. Sounds plays a very important role in any game and it must not go unnoticed especially the background score.

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Design a self-sustaining underground city with the following guidelines:

• The city plan must mention sources of energy, air supply and how essential resources are being generated and circulated within the city complex.
• Features for convenience of residents such as transportation, social hubs etc must be well planned and practical.
• All technical complexities associated with building underground structures may be explained with innovative conceptual diagrams (energy source, earthquake resistant design, stability of support structures and evacuation system.

Report Submission
Your team has to submit the architectural plan to minesofmoria@tryst-iitd.com before 23:59 hrs on 17th Feb., 2012.

Final Round
The shortlisted teams must make a presentationand explain their concept. There will also be a Q&A round with the panel and the audience.

Team Specifications
A team may consist of a maximum of 3 members. Students from different educational institutes cannot form a team as this is an Inter-Institute Competition.

Eligibility
All students with a valid identity card of their respective educational institutes are eligible to participate.

Justification of choice of buildings with their need to be built considering limitations of space and their location
Innovation in concept evolution
Analysis of city's vulnerability with depth due to temperature changes and tectonic movements
Depth of detailing out the concept

1st - 5000 Rs
2nd - 4000 Rs
3rd - 3000 Rs

To design and build an autonomous line-follower robot that negotiates a maze of made out of white lines on black surface in the shortest time.

Rules for the robot

• A robot shall be self-contained (no remote controls) or a power cable can be connected.
• A robot shall not leave any part of its body behind while negotiating the maze.
• A robot shall not skip, scratch, mark, damage, or destroy the lines of the maze.
• A robot shall not be larger either in length or in width, than 25 centimeters. The dimensions of a robot that changes its geometry during a run shall not be greater than 25 cm x 25 cm. There are no restrictions on the height of a robot.
• Any violation of these rules will constitute immediate disqualification from the contest and ineligibility for the associated prizes.

Rules for the Maze

• The maze is composed of made with white lines of width 2 cms. on a black painted surface. The maze is made of wood, finished with non-gloss paint. The minimum perpendicular distance between two parallel line is 20 cms.
• WARNING: Do not assume the lines to be consistently white, or that the floor is consistently black. Fading may occur; parts from different mazes may be used.
• There could be acute and obtuse angled turns in the maze.
• The start of the maze is located at one of the four corner.
• Multiple paths to the destination square are allowed and are to be expected.

Rules for the Contest

• 1. Each contesting robot is allocated a total of 10 minutes of access to the maze from the moment the contest administrator acknowledges the contestant(s) and grants access to the maze. Any time used to adjust a robot between runs is included in the 10 minutes. Each run (from the start cell to the center zone) in which a robot successfully reaches the destination square is given a run time. The minimum run time shall be the robot's official time. First prize goes to the robot with the shortest official time. Second prize to the next shortest, and so on. NOTE, again, that the 10-minute timer continues even between runs. All robot who enter the center square within their 10 minute allotment are ranked higher than those who do not enter the center square.
• 2. Each run shall be made from the starting square. The operator may abort a run at any time. If an operator touches the robot during a run, it is deemed aborted, and the robot must be removed from the maze. If a robot has already crossed the finish line, it may be removed at any time without affecting the run time of that run. If a robot is placed back in the maze for another run, a one-time penalty of 30 seconds will be added to the robot's next run time.
• 3. After the maze is disclosed, the operator shall not feed information on the maze into the robot however, switch positions may be changed.
• 4. The illumination, temperature, and humidity of the room shall be those of an ambient environment.
• BEWARE: Do not make any assumptions about the amount of sunlight, incandescent light, or fluorescent light that may be present at the contest site.
• 5. The run timer will start when front edge of the robot crosses the start line and stops when the front edge of the robot crosses the finish line. The start line is at the boundary between the starting unit square and the next unit square clockwise. The finish line is at the entrance to the destination square.
• 6. Every time the robot leaves the start square, a new run begins. If the robot has not entered the destination square, the previous run is aborted. For example, if a robot re-enters the start square (before entering the destination square) on a run, that run is aborted, and a new run will be deemed begun, with a new time that starts when the starting square is exited.
• 7. The robot may, after reaching the destination square, continue to navigate the maze, for as long as their total maze time allows.
• 8. If a robot continues to navigate the maze after reaching the destination square, the time taken will not count toward any run. Of course, the 10-minute timer continues to run. When the robot next leaves the start square, a new run will start. Thus, a robot may and should make several runs without being touched by the operator. It should make its own way back to the beginning to do so.
• 9. The judges reserve the right to ask the operator for an explanation of the robot. The judges also reserve the right to stop a run, declare disqualification, or give instructions as appropriate (e.g., if the structure of the maze is jeopardized by continuing operation of the robot).
• 10. A contestant may not feed information on the maze to the robot. Therefore, changing ROMs or downloading programs is NOT allowed once the maze is revealed. However, contestants are allowed to:
  • Change switch settings (e.g. to select algorithms)
  • Replace batteries between runs
  • Adjust sensors
  • Change speed settings
  • Make repairs
• 11. However, a contestant may not alter a robot in a manner that alters its weight (e.g. removal of a bulky sensor array or switching to lighter batteries to get better speed after mapping the maze is not allowed). The judges shall arbitrate.
• 12. First prize will go to that robot which travels from the start square to the destination square in the least amount of time. Second and third prizes will be awarded to the second and third fastest respectively.
Robots that do not enter the center square will be ranked by the minimum distance from the center square.

Contest Eligibility

• A team may consist of up to three people. The team members may be from different academic institutions.
• The teams have to qualify in the preliminary round to contest in the final round. Certificates will be awarded to the teams clearing the prelims ONLY.

SAMPLE MAZE
(Please note, the maze during the competition will be different and will be disclosed on the day of the event).
There does not exist a unique solution for the maze. Teams will be given 10 minutes to allow their bot to traverse the maze and determine their shortest path and then 5 minutes will be given for the team to traverse the path of their choice.

1st - 5000 Rs
2nd - 3000 Rs
3rd - 2000 Rs

Design and construct a remote controlled robot which can fight with another robot in a one on one round.

Winning Criteria:
To win make your opponent immobilized for at least 30 seconds or throw it out of the boundary of the Arena.

The competition will be played on a knock-out basis.
Maximum number of participants in a team is three.
The maximum duration of each round will be 5 minutes.
In case when no teams will be declared winner within the time limit (i.e. 5min) while fighting a single match then an extra time of 1 minute will be allotted.
In case the result is not obtained in extra time then the result will be declared by the judges based on performance of the machines.
The machine would be checked for its safety before the race and would be discarded if found unsafe for other participants and spectators.
Judges decision shall be treated as final.
The organizers reserve the rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit.

The machine should fit in a box of dimension 600 mm x 600 mm x 1000 mm (lxbxh) at any given point during the match. The external device used to control the machine is not included in the size constraint.
The machine should not exceed 25 kg of weight including the weight of pneumatic source/tank. This does not include the external power supply (if used). Weight of onboard power supply will be counted as 0.5*actual weight.
All robots must have controlled mobility which include Rolling (wheels, tracks or the whole robot), Linear-actuated legs and novel non-wheeled drive systems.
Flying, Hopping and Jumping of any kind is not allowed.
The machine can be controlled wirelessly or with wires.
If the machine is wired then the wire should remain slack under all circumstances during the competition. All the wires coming out of the machine should be stacked as a single unit. Use proper rated wires.
Two frequency remote control system
Batteries must be sealed, immobilized-electrolyte types (such as gel cells, lithium, NiCad, NiMH, or dry cells).
Robots can use any type of weapons like magnetic weapons, cutters, flippers, saws, lifting devices, spinning hammers etc. with some exceptions like:

• Liquid projectiles
• Flame based weapons
• Any kind of inflammable liquid
• Explosives
• High power magnets or electromagnets

Spinning weapons should not come in contact with the arena at any point of time.
Machine will be checked before the match and will be allowed to participate after passing all the safety tests.

1st - 3000 Rs
2nd - 2000 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Choose from your side the task you want to perform and complete the task in as many steps as you can.
The mechanism must lie within an imaginary box whose dimensions are (l*b*h)3meter * 3meter * 3meter.
For electrical appliances, team will be provided with a power supply of 230volts/50 Hz.
The space provided would be open, which means no wall will be there to support your arrangement. Teams have to bring theirown supporting system.

Participant teams will compete to design a machine that uses the most number of processes to complete a simple task. Processes or Steps can be mechanical or electrical or anything else. Each team can have up to a maximum of 5 members. The participants have to submit their abstract by 20 February (tentative) to the email id 'rubegoldberg@tryst-iitd.com'. The shortlisted teams will be contacted separately.

Shortlisted teams will be provided with 3 trials to make their arrangement working. Each team will be given 90 minutes to setup their arrangement at the event area before the very first attempt. After that 15 minutes will be given between every attempt to reset their arrangement.
The number of steps for the completion of the task must be more than 10.
The time for each trial should not exceed 4 minutes.
Teams must bring their own materials and instruments etc. to setup their arrangement and nothing will be provided by the organizers. On the other hand the teams are allowed to share their materials.
Once initiated, no manual intervention is allowed.
No combustibles, flammables, fire or hazardous materials may be used. The organisers have the right to disqualify any team if the arrangement is found to be unsafe.
Contestants are responsible for removing their arrangement and any debris left after the completion of their 3 trials.
Judges' decision shall be final and binding to all.
The teams must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition. Organizers reserve the right to disqualify any team indulging in misbehaviour.
The organizers reserve the rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit.

Team Composition:
A maximum of 5 members are allowed per team. Students from different educational institutes can form a team.

Eligibility criteria:
All students with a valid photo identity card of their respective educational institutes are eligible to participate in RUBE GOLDBERG at TRYST 2012.

The winner is decided on the basis of maximum number of steps required to complete the task. Bonus marks will be awarded for innovative ideas and design. Parallel processes will not be counted in the total number of steps. Parallel steps are the steps which do not affect the machine even if they are removed. Therefore only those steps which when are necessary for the proper functioning of the machine will be counted in the total number of steps.

1st - 5000 Rs
2nd - 3000 Rs
3rd - 2000 Rs

Design and construct a robot which follows your instructions perfectly.

Winning Criteria:
The Robot which completes the arena in minimum time will be declared as winner. In case if no robot will be able to complete it then the winner will be decided on the basis of maximum number of check point crossed.

A team can consist of maximum 4 members.
Bot must not exceed 200mm x 200mm x 300mm as l x b x h in dimensions at the starting of the match.
The weight of the robot must not exceed 5kg.
The size of the robot can change during the match.
The robot may be wired or wireless. In case of a wired robot, the wires must remain slack at all times during the Game.
The voltage difference between any two points of the machine must never exceed 24 volts dc.
If the robot causes any kind of damage to the arena it will be immediately disqualified.
The machine will be checked for its safety before the race and will be discarded if found unsafe for other participants and spectators.
Judges decision shall be treated as final and binding on all.
The organizers reserve the rights to change any or all of the above rules as they deem fit.

Arena consists of a number of hurdles and sharp turns.
Final Arena will be disclosed just before the event.
Some of the hurdles are shown in the figures.
There may be more hurdles in the arena but they are of same nature as those are specified.
Maximum height of speed breakers is 2cm.
Maximum angle of inclination of the ramp is 20 degrees.
The dimension of the box is 15cm x 15cm x 15cm (lxbxh).
Weight of the box is 200g.
Box and arena both are made of wood.

Robot will have to clear preliminary round to enter in the final round.
There will be more hurdles in final round than prelims.
Robot will have to start from the starting point specified in the arena and completes the arena by passing through the checkpoints.
Points will be awarded for every checkpoint crossed.
Bot will be allowed to take maximum 3 tries in a time interval of 10 minutes.
Maximum score of 3 turns will be used for deciding the winner.
Controller can take as many retakes as he/she wishes to but will have to start from last checkpoint crossed and timer will not stop.
In the end robot will have to push a box and slide it into a specified region to complete the game.
Team scoring maximum points at the end of three trials will win the game. In case of tie winner will be decided on various criteria like the time taken, agility, mechanism etc.

Tryst in association with LearnBiz Simulations and IIMNET Ventures brings you "TRSYT 2012 Best Manager Competition (a Campus2Corporate event), an innovative platform for organizations to select qualified professionals for internship(s) and full-time position(s), through business simulation games that showcase a real world understanding of management concepts, decision making ability and problem solving skills. The online tournament, consisting of four simulation games will be held over the span of 20 days.

First Prize of Rs.100, 000/- to the "Tryst 2012 Best Manager". Total Prizes worth Rs 1, 50,000.
Job Interviews for at least the top 50 participants, in hot companies promoted by IIT / IIM alumni.
Merit Certificates to all participants in the 75th percentile and above.
75 free registrations for IIT Delhi students on a first come, first serve basis.

Ceteris Paribus
"Managing your business in a monopolistic competitive scenario could be tough!"
Participants need to apply economic concepts and business models to take critical investment decisions and achieve the business objectives of the firm.

Money Manager
"To be able to pay all your suppliers on time is the key!"
Participants need to apply cash-flow management concepts and business sense to make critical decisions for running a successful business.
Customer is King
"I can sell tap water for Rs. 10. I can sell the same tap water for Rs. 100 too!"
Participants need to apply 'marketing mix' in a decision-making setting to achieve the objectives of their Brokerage house - High Profit.

Vishwakarma
"Operations are easy. You just need to mobilize stuff from A to B!"
Participants need to apply concepts of operations management to make decisions that ensure demand and supplies are matched across different geographies.

For non-IIT Delhi participants, they can register themselves online at http://learnbizsimulations.com/ register .
For IIT Delhi students, registration information will be out soon.
75 free registrations for IIT Delhi students on a first come, first serve basis.

RoboOpus' 2012 A Milestone in Robotics Education in india. It is an Initiative by Robosapiens India in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Ddelhi. Robosapiens India. It is a Workshop series cum Hunt for india's Super RoboGenius. This Year RoboOpus' 2012 will held at different Zonal Centers in all over India. This is a 3 Stage Event as described below:
For Further details please visit http://www.robo-opus.com

Stage 1 (WORKSHOP ROUND):
A Robotics workshop will be held at different Zonal centers in all over India. The details of the Zonal centers and Workshop contents is available on this website.
All the participants who wants to participate in RoboOpus-2012 are required to attend the workshops at any Zonal Center.
The workshop fee is included in the Registration Charges.
During the workshop 'Robot Kits' will be provided by Sponsors of this event to a Group of 4-5 Participant at free of Cost.
The Duration of the Robotics Workshop will be of 2 Days.
The Workshop will be delivered by ROBOSAPIENS INDIA.

Stage 2 (ZONAL COMPETITION ROUND):
Just after the workshop a Mega Competition Zonal final of RoboOpus-2012 will be held.
Winners will be awarded by Certificate of Merit in association withTryst-2012.

Stage 3 Final ROUND at IIT-Delhi:
All the zonal winners will Participate in final Rounds at IIT-Delhi during Tryst-2012 on 2nd -5th March 2012.
Top 3 Teams will be awarded as winners of the championships & will also be awarded the respective prizes.

Eligibility:
Participants having a valid ID card of their respective educational institutions are eligible for the RoboOpus- 2012.

Team Specifications
A team may consist of a maximum of 5 members. A minimum of 4 members per team is recommended. Participants from different colleges may form a team.

Pre Requisites:
There are no pre requisites for it. During the Workshop round the basic concepts will be taught along with topics of the workshop.

Registration Fee:
The Registration Charges are Rs 1550/- Per Participant i.e (Rs 6200/- for a team of 4 member and Rs 7550/- for a team of 5 members). This includes the cost workshop+Robo kit+Certification by RoboOpus-2012 In association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi.

Registration Procedure:
Step 1: Get yourself register on our website by choosing the desired Zonal Center. A Unique Registration ID will be provided to all the registered Participants along with a UserID/Password of your profile created at Robosapiens India website automatically.
Step2: Please Deposit Registration fee to the event coordinator of your zonal center and obtain a payment slip.
Step3: Report on RoboOpus-2012 Zonal Center at the specified time.

Certificate of Participation:
Certificate of Partcipation will be provided to all the Participants of Robo-Opus'12 at All zonal centers by RoboOpus'12 in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi.

Certificate of Merit:
'Certificate of Merit' will be provided to all the winners of Zonal Centers by RoboOpus'12 in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi.

Certificate of Excellence:
'Certificate of Excellence' will be provided to The Winning Team of Final Round of Robo-Opus'12 which is to be held at I IT-Delhi during Tryst-2012.

RoboOpus-2012, Tryst-2012
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Public Relation & Event Promotion office:
Contact Person:

Ms. Nitisha Mishra
Ph No: 0120-4184245, 09266863158
Ms. Anandita Sharama
Ph No: 0120-4579006, 09990203035
Mr. Arun Gupta
Ph No: 0120-4579018, 09990203043
Mr. Junaid
Ph No: 0120-4579025 09911322906

Robosapiens Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
G-46, Sector-3, Noida-201301 (UP) INDIA
Ph No: 0120-4184745
FAX No: 0120-4579000
Mob: 09990203445, 09990203023, 09990203035, 09990203043
Email : contact@robo-opus.com, pradeep.elcom@gmail.com

RoboTryst' 2012 is a competition by Robosapiens Technologies. Zonal Rounds of the competition was organized by Robosapiens Technologies at various locations in India. Final round of RoboTryst-2012 will now held at IIT-Delhi during Tryst-2012 on 3rd -4th March 2012.
1. All the final rounds participation will get Participation certificate from Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi in association with Robosapiens Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
2. Winner of Final Round will get Certificate of Excellence from Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi in association with Robosapiens Technologies Pvt. Ltd along with respective prizes.

For Further details please visit our website: http://www.robotryst.com

Public Relation & Event Promotion office:
Contact Person:

Ms. Nitisha Mishra
Ph No: 0120-4184245, 09266863158
Ms. Anandita Sharama
Ph No: 0120-4579006, 09990203035
Mr. Arun Gupta
Ph No: 0120-4579018, 09990203043
Mr. Junaid
Ph No: 0120-4579025 09911322906

Robosapiens Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
G-46, Sector-3, Noida-201301 (UP) INDIA
Ph No: 0120-4184745
FAX No: 0120-4579000
Mob: 09990203445, 09990203023, 09990203035, 09990203043
Email : contact@robo-opus.com, pradeep.elcom@gmail.com

The workshop is a first –of- its- kind to be organized in India. It aims to equip basic embedded knowledge on micro-satellite design to engineering college students. The workshop will teach the basics of what a satellite is and how micro-satellites can be designed using the basics of electronics and micro-controller programming.
The team organizing the workshop has won the International satellite design competition CANSAT 2010, organized by the American Astronautical Society (AAS) and American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA) sponsored by the NASA Goddard space flight center , Houston USA. It is the first ever Indian/Asian team recognized to have won the competition for our country.
The workshop is meant for engineering students across 1st year to 4th year. The content of the workshop has been designed in such a way that a mixture of all batches of students would be optimal.

Soft-Skills
a) Interfacing of basic Electronic components.
b) Developing miniature electronic models.
c) Project Designing.
d) Understanding basic real world electronic systems and breaking it into modules to design complex systems like satellites.
e) Logical Analysis.
f) Wireless communication.
g) Memory Design.
h) Programming and Firmware Development.
i) Robotic and Embedded system design and its parallel with satellite design.

Hands on-Skills
a) Soldering
b) Interfacing of sensors
c) Use of Multimeter and other measuring devices
d) AT-mega 16 microcontroller usage
e) Memory chip connections design

For furthur details about : Convegenius satellite design workshop - click here
Pictorial Outline of Workshop - click here

Up to 10 members in a team are allowed.

Mission:
The mission of the competition workshop would be to design a satellite that will fit inside a coca-cola can and will collect information for 3 hours. The information that it will collect would be dependent on its direction and location of movement during its descent after the launch of the satellite. Each satellite will have a parachute with which it will descend at a speed between 3 m/s to 7 m/s.
Each satellite will be collecting the following data:
a) Temperature
b) Directional Light Intensity
c) Voltage levels of Battery ( Housekeeping telemetry )
d) Memory Usage ( Housekeeping telemetry )
After the collection of the data with the help of sensors, it would be packaged in packets of information which will be stored in a memory for future. This firmware program will handle all of this dynamically and will store it till the end of the event.
Every team will then analyze all of their data to predict patterns in MATLAB and give a detailed flight analysis.

The outline for the schedule is as follows:
Day 1:
Morning Session:
Presentations on Material
a) Sensors
b) Microcontrollers
c) Satellites and the Basics

Afternoon Session:
Orientation on how the Team will be formed for the Satellite Design Mission.

Day 2:
Morning and afternoon session:
a) Satellite Building and deployment with the Kits provided.
b) Flight Analysis after Deployment
Last One Hour:
Judging and Prize Distribution for the best three teams to design the mission.

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by Ayushman Jain, Software Engineer, IBM

Topics that would be covered in Mobi-Botricks Workshop:

Session 1: Introduction to Basic Electronics
Electronics Components related to mobile robotics
How Transistors are used in practical Circuit?
How Capacitors are used in Filter circuits?
How can someone choose the value of Resistors and their practical use?
What are Integrated Circuits?
Which ICs are commonly used and How?
Development of Logic Gates
Explanation of Motor Driver H-Bridge Circuit
Working of H-Bridge IC L293D
What are Photo sensors?

Session 2: Introduction to Atmel's ATmega 8 microcontroller
What is Microcontroller?
Difference between microcontroller and microprocessor?
AVR Microcontroller Architecture and interfacing
How can we use a microcontroller in our own circuits?
Microcontroller Programming in 'C'
Writing your First 'C' Program in AVR Studio
Writing Programs for Line Follower, Edge Avoider and Cell Phone Controlled Robot
Writing Program for Light Searching Robot
On screen Debugging Programs (Step by Step)
Compilation (Step by Step)
Loading Compiled 'C' Program on a Microcontroller using Robosapiens 'AVR Loader v1.0 Beta'

Session 3: DTMF decoder ICs
What is DTMF?
Interfacing of DTMF ICs
Concept and Algorithms
Testing of a DTMF Circuits
Session 4: Development of a Mobile phone Controlled Robot
Assembling of Mobi-botricks Kit
Programming of Atmega8/16/32 microcontroller for Mobile control Robot
Testing of Final Circuit
Test run of Mobile Controlled Robot
After the end of this workshop, students will be able to implement their knowledge for developing more
intelligent Robots and embedded systems by themselves.

Mobi-botricks Kit Contains following Components
The controller board (Robosapiens RBoard)
Built around the popular Atmel AVR microcontroller Atmega8/16/32 with ample of program memory (8/16/32Kb)
4 channels of motor controller Board, capable of driving 2 dc motors
on board power regulator IC
On board power supply socket
LCD Display Socket
Onboard program RESET switch
Atmega8/16/32 Microcontroller
DTMF Encoder IC (HT9170B)
USB Powered
Supports almost all At mega series microcontroller
ISP Connector

Chassis:
Glass epoxy PCB Chassis pair
Driven by 2 geared motors and 1 Castor wheel
Motors:
2 gears motors with metal gears
1 castor wheel
2 Wheels with rubber
2 IR Sensors
Grip

Tool:
Screw Driver
Software (Soft Copy):
Robosapiens AVR loader v1.1 Beta
AVR ATmel Studio 4
WINAVR
OK Tested Programming Projects for Line Follower, Edge Avoider and Cell Phone Operated Robot
Videos of Robots Developed by the given Kit and Programs
Datasheet of ICs used in given Robot

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Session 1: Introduction of Robotics
Introduction
Robots, Robotics
Definition, Present Stages of Robotics
Future of Robotics
Basic Parts of a Robot
Basics of Electronics
Power Supply
Types of Motors
DC Motors: Functioning & Characteristics

Session-2: Sensors and Motor Control Using H-Bridge
Types of Sensors
IR Sensor
Circuitry and Functioning of IR Sensor
Sound Sensor
Circuitry and Functioning of Sound Sensor
Light Searching Sensor
Circuitry and Functioning of Light Sensor
DC Motor Control
H-Bridge Motor Driver/Controller
Hands on Session for H-Bridge interfacing
Directional Control Through H-Bridge
AVR Microcontrollers
AVR Architecture
ATmega8/16/32 Basic Features

Session-3: Line Tracking Robot with AVR microcontroller
Assembling Robotic Kit
Interfacing Sensors with Microcontroller
Interfacing Motor Driver with Microcontroller
Introduction to Embedded C
Robosapiens India's AVRLoader 1.0/AVRDoper 1.1
Microcontroller Burning/ Loading
Writing and burning Line Follower Program
Testing and debugging Line Follower Program

Session 4: Developing other Intelligent Robots
Writing and burning Edge Avoider Program
Testing and debugging Edge Avoider Program
Writing and burning Obstacle Avoider Program
Testing and debugging Obstacle Avoider Program
Writing and burning Light Searching Program
Testing and debugging Light Searching Program
Writing and burning Sound Operated Robot Program
Testing and debugging Sound Operated Robot Program

Session 5: Queries
Students Queries
Future in field of Robotics
Competition/ Quiz
After the end of this workshop, students will be able to implement their knowledge for developing more
intelligent Robots and embedded systems by themselves.

I-Robotricks Kit Contains following Components
The controller board (Robosapiens RBoard)
Built around the popular Atmel AVR microcontroller ATmega 8/16/32 with ample of program memory (8/16/32Kb)
2 channels of motor controller Board, capable of driving 2 dc motors
on board power regulator IC
On board power supply socket
LCD Display Socket
Onboard program RESET switch
Atmega8/16/32 Microcontroller
Universal Programmer:
USB Powered
Supports almost all At mega series microcontroller
ISP Connector

Chassis:
Chassis cum Motor Driver Circuit
Driven by 2 geared motors and 2 Castor wheel

Motors:
2 gears motors with metal gears
2 Wheels with rubber
2 IR Sensors
Grip

Tool:
Screw Driver
Software (Soft Copy):
Robosapiens AVR loader v1.1 Beta
AVR ATmel Studio 4
WINAVR
OK Tested Programming Projects for Line Follower, Edge Avoider, Cell Phone Operated Robot and other Robots
Videos of Robots Developed by the given Kit and Programs
Datasheet of ICs used in given Robot

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16 hours of certified workshop accompanied with practical implementation to give you a glimpse of different areas in the Automation & Engine Designing industry.
Study Materials to be given to every student so as to keep a note of what he/she has studied hitherto.
Students will be given an opportunity to work on an open engine parts and moulds.
Further help in industrial projects and Placement guidance.
Online certificate verification.
Worksop organized by - Morph Edutech.

Course Duration: 16 hours

Course Catalog:
Module wise description of the course can be found below:
Session 1:
1. SMALL INTELLECTUAL SESSION
2. AERODESIGN
3. ROLE OF AERODESIGN IN PRACTICAL WORLD
4. HISTORY
5. INTRODUCTION TO AIRPLANES
6. HOW AN AIRPLANE FLIES

Session 2:
1. DESIGNING OF AIRPLANES: It will consist of four sections:
Wing Designing: Importance of Wing Design to get appropriate lift and Reduce drag, how to design a Wing Profile using various softwares like winfoil, foilsim and simulators etc, Choice of Wing Profile according to the required Features of the airplane.
Elevator and Rudder Designing: Deciding their profile using softwares and considering their use.
Fuselage and tail or boom designing: Deciding the profile of fuselage according to the requirements using the softwares and designing of tail.
Inner parts arrangement: Deciding the locations of various parts like battery, receiver, servo motors, payload, engine mount, fuel tank etc according to the convenience of Centre of gravity of the plane and designing of Robotic links between servo and moving flaps.

2. PRACTICE SESSION FOR FLYING AND DOUBTS: The faculty will demonstrate the flying of the aero model.

Session 3:
1. CONSTRUCTION:
Discussion on deciding the material to build the structure of airplane and other parts like propeller, boom, covering material etc.
Details of Machines and Tools required and how to use them.
Discussion on Step by Step construction of all the parts and their assembling.
How to cover the wooden structural parts with covering material.
2. TESTING OF RC AIRPLANE: Discussion on the risks involved in testing, checkouts and necessary measures required before testing, importance of the pilot, observations to be done during testing, trimming of engine.
3. CRASHES AND REPAIRS: Discussion on how to handle a crash and how to come out with an improvisation in the plane after it's repairing to avoid errors and mistakes.

Session 4:
1. Doubts Clearing, Quiz Competition, Certificate Distribution, and Dialogue with students
Electric car
Air as a fuel Propulsion
Water as a fuel
Fuel cell
Latest developments and future of automotive in the field of automotive
Electronics and Electrical system
Types of Ignition
Starter coil
Capacitor discharge Ignition
Circuitry involved
Alternator and its working
Advancement in the field of electronics which have been included in automotive .like
Fuel injection system
Intelligent technologies Various Electronics sensors

Interactive sessions
We will be discussing about the making of the following vehicles (with videos'):
Super Mileage car
Solaris
Formula 1
Amphibian vehicle
ATV

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Developer's Hunt- 2012 A Milestone in Android Apps Development's Education in india. It is an Initiative by iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi. It is a Workshop series cum Hunt for india's Biggest Apps Developer. This Year Developer's Hunt- 2012 will held at different Zonal Centers in all over India. This is a 3 Stage Event as described below: For Further details please visit http://www.isecsystems.co.in

Android Application Development Championship & Workshop is a Workshop series Jointly by Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi iSec Systems. This Year Prelims Rounds of Tryst-2012 will be held at 50 Zonal Centers all across India. This is a 3 Stage Event as detailed below:
Stage 1 (WORKSHOP ROUND to be held at Zonal Centers):
1. Android Application Development workshop will be held at 50 Zonal centers all across India. The details of the Zonal centers and Workshop contents will be available on our website.
2. All the participants who want to participate in Competition are required to attend the workshops at any Zonal Center.
3. The workshop fee is included in the Registration Charges.
4. During the workshop Android Application Development kit ' will be supplied by Sponsors of this event to every participant.
5. The Duration of the Web Development using CMS Workshop will be of 2 Days (7-8 hr Each day).
6. The Workshop will be delivered by iSec Systems.
Stage 2 (ZONAL ROUND to be held at zonal center):
1.Just after the workshop a Mega Competition (Prelims Rounds) of Tryst-2012 will be held.
2.Winners will be awarded Certificate of Merit, and are required to participate in Final Rounds which will be held on 2nd -5th March at IIT-Delhi.  
Stage 3 (FINAL ROUND to be held at IIT-Delhi):
1. Winners of 50 Zonal Centers are required to participate in the Final Round of Web Development using CMS championship during Tryst-2012 on 2nd -5th March at IIT-Delhi.
2.Winner of this Final Round will win The Championship and will be awarded and honored by Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi.
3. A Certificate of Excellence will also be awarded to the Winners.

1. Certificate of Participation from iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi to each participant.

2. Certificate of Coordination from iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi for all of the coordinators.

3. Zonal Winners will participate in Final Rounds at IIT-Delhi on 2nd - 5th March IIT-Delhi.

1. Registration Charges Rs. 990 only.
2. The fee includes workshop training, certification, and Event registration and a free Web Development using CMS Kit to each members.

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Participants having a valid ID card of their respective educational institutions are eligible for the Developer's Hunt-2012.

Developer's Hunt-2012, Tryst-2012
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Public Relation & Event Promotion office:
Contact Person:
Mr. Rishabh Sharma
rishabh@isecsystems.com
Mr. Akbar Ali
akbar@isecsystems.com
Ph. No: 0120-4579009, 08744059518
Ph. No: 0120-4184749, 08744059538

iSec Systems
G-46, First Floor,
Sector-3, Noida-201301 (UP) INDIA
Ph No: 0120-4579010
FAX No: 0120-4579000
Mob: 08744059518, 08744059538, 08750651222
Email : info@isecsystems.co.in

ACM@IITD in collaboration with Microsoft presents Windows Phone 7 App-a-thon. Fun, Food, Fame, Prizes and opportunity to prove yourself a cool geek makes it a perfect place to spend your weekend in. Recognition and awards for sprinters and marathon runner. Prizes include Windows 7 Phones, Microsoft Goodies, T-Shirts, Pen Drives, Bags and much more. Certificates, T-Shirts and free meals to all participants. Microsoft champs will first conduct Windows Phone workshop for students to get them familiarize with WP7 App development followed by app-a-thon.
For more details and registration : click here

We, at Tryst, constantly strive towards satisfaction of all the participants. We try to provide accommodation to as many participants as possible. Download Accommodation policy - click here

For any queries mail us at queries.hospitality2012@gmail.com

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Jay gupta
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A case study competition where the ultimate goal is to seek the best business solution making realistic and verifiable assumptions. A case sets forth, in a factual manner, the events and organizational circumstances surrounding a particular managerial situation. Case study is the analysis of the given problem, done in a holistic manner by one or more methods. An opportunity to showcase their talent in business management, this one will make you think out of the box. This year case problem is something never seen before. This year you will act as the authorities of a famous airport!. New, rite?
CIMA is world's largest professional body for management accountants offering the most relevant finance qualification for business.

GUIDELINES FOR PARTICIPANTS

Team should consist of 2-4 members.
Team members can be of different colleges.
Teams must first register.

For registration Click here

On registration, the teams will receive the Round 1 Case Study and problem statement via mail (at the team leader's id).
Teams should submit the solution to the prelims problem statement at tryst.thecuriouscase@gmail.com, latest by 11:59pm Februray 29, 2012. The subject of the mail should be Yourteamname_prelims. Teams must submit their presentation in pdf/doc format only, with the name of the attachment being Yourteamname_prelims. Report can be a maximum of 2000 words.
Based on the solutions to the prelims problem statement, 10 teams will be shortlisted and they will compete in final round to solve a new case.
Final case will be released on a day before the finals and the finalists will be intimidated about the same. Finalists will have to give a maximum of 12 mins presentation followed by a question-answer round on the final day.
For more info Contact : Anurag Tiwari +91-9810935065
Aayush Jindal +91-9871972000

On the spot registration will be open for all events. Certificates will be provided to the confirmed participants.

This is a worksop on "Investor Awareness" by Renu Bhandari, Manager NSE Ltd.
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) workshop will include information about 'Overview of the Exchange', 'Capital Markets', and 'Derivative Markets'. In this session, the students will get to learn about stock exchange structure, its operations, products traded on it and so on. They will also learn about NSE's NCFM certification which will not only expand their knowledge base, but will also improve their career prospects.
Limited number of seats.
Registration on first come first basis.

Date: 4th March, 2012
Time: 12 pm
Online Registration Closed!

On the spot registration will be open for all events.

Connect Justin Timberlake, Warren Buffet, Ben Bernanke and Everton Motambanazo. For people who cannot crack this, don't worry! The Quiz will have a heady mix of Economics, Business and General Knowledge questions, so that all bases are covered.
Huge cash prizes to be won.

Date: 3rd March, 2012
Time: 3pm
Online Registration Closed!

1. There will be an elimination round.
2. Rules and scoring patterns specific to each round will be laid down on the spot.
3. Teams of two/three, inter college teams allowed.
4. Open for all undergraduate and post graduate students.
5. Teams are not allowed to use any external sources which include internet/ phones etc. Teams seen using these will be instantly disqualified.

The purpose of Economics Is Everywhere is to encourage students to observe the wide range of daily activities and find the hidden economics of it.
Here is a story relating to the same:
Each semester after course grades were sent out our professor used to be deluged with phone calls and e-mail from students asking why they got the grades they did (always below what they expected). The answer usually was that they messed up on the final exam. A late colleague suggested a way of reducing this harassment.
He pointed out that the students' opportunity cost is low after exam week and stays low until classes start the next semester.
To discourage students from calling, he said that he writes on the exam that no complaints about grades will be acknowledged until the second week of the next semester. At that time students' opportunity cost of time is higher: They have better things to do, including attending their new classes. Only students who are deeply bothered by what they thought was unfair grading are willing to incur the high cost of inquiring. His suggestion has succeeded in sharply reducing the number of inquiries our professor receives.

This online event will invite entries from participants, inspired by everyday events or observation where any economic concept can be applied. To start the process of thought, few sample stories will be offered (just for reference). For eg: a student may come up with an incident where he had to make a choice. This can be related to theory of trade off/ opportunity costs.

Huge cash prizes to be won.

1. Open for all.
2. Each participant can send at most 5 entries.
3. Last date of submission of entries: 2nd March, 2012.
4. Send the entries at: economicsclubiitd@gmail.com (Subject: Economicsiseverywhere_yourname)

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1200 Rs

On the spot registration will be open for all events.

Utilité hopes to pull in a crowd, as winning requires just an uncomplicated practical application of the classroom concepts of 'budget-allocation' and 'utility maximization'!! It is a caricature of the real world scenario where the players earn and spend to derive the maximum utility out of every commodity or activity they allocate their 'time' and 'money' to.
Huge Cash Prizes to be won.

Date: 4th March, 2012
Time: 3 pm
Online Registration Closed!

Each team will be given a fixed number of living hours per round which are to be utilized for different chores like work, leisure, etc. The income which a team earns is basically to be spent on food, shopping etc, keeping in mind to NOT spending too much on any one field, since it might decrease the team's utility. At the end the idea is – Maximize Utilité, aka your Utility, to win!!!

- The game is to be played in teams of two.
- No team cap per college.
- 75 teams shall be registered for the prelims round on a first-come-first-serve basis.
- The 15 having the highest cumulative utility from the prelims round shall play the finals.
- Other details, specific to the rounds shall be provided then and there.
- Registration mandatory.

1st - 750 Rs

Like solving the daily crosswords in the newspapers? Here is a chance to test the economist in you by solving our brain cracker of crosswords of economic terms and theories.
Huge cash prizes to be won.

Date: 3rd and 4th March, 2012
Time: All Day

Participants will get a sheet of paper, after registration, where they are required to fill in their responses. The cross-word will close at 5pm and thereafter, answers would be filled in.
There will be 2 day-long crosswords (3rd and 4th March).

1. Open to all
2. Registration on the spot
3. One entry for 1 participant
4. Answers have to be submitted at the registration desk before 5pm.

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

"Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success." Henry Ford
A unique kind of interactive tech-quizzing experience with a mix of leisure activities to provide you with wholesome entertainment.
Beware -Only knowledge is just not good enough. Its a team-show.

Several theme based rounds will be held that will test how updated are you in the world of technology. Apart from your knowledge you will require the following skills to get through various rounds.

1) Dumb Charades – Enact the clue to your teammates in order to get the answer
2) Pictionary – Show your artistic talent to convey your message
3) Infinite Question – Ask as many question as you can to reach to the final answer.
4) Guess Who – Identify the people behind the limelights of the tech world.

1) Three members per team.
2) There will be a total of 4 rounds. Each round will contain negative points for wrong answers.
3) Round 1 will be a preliminary elimination round after which 12 teams will move forward to Round 2.
4) Round 3 will again be an elimination round after which top 6 teams will move to the final round.
5) Electronics Gadgets like mobiles,Ipad etc are strictly prohibited for use.Any team using unfair means during the quiz shall be disqualified.
6) In case of any conflicts/discrepancies, final decision of the Quiz-Master will be considered.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

"Thought is the original source of all wealth, all success, all material gain, all great discoveries and inventions, and of all achievement "
-Claude M. Bristol

Put your craziest ideas together and prepare a presentation to provide an innovative method in the field of
a) Energy Generation
or
b)Power Conservation.
If possible, include reasonable analysis on the usability and feasibility of the idea.

1) Team should not have more than three members.
2) Prior registration for the event is mandatory
3) Participating teams must submit an abstract of not more than 200 words based on which 12 teams will be invited for the final round.
4) Each team will be given a maximum of 10 minutes for presentation followed by queries from the judges and the audience.
5) Plagiarism shall lead to disqualification.
6) Decision of the judges and coordinators will be final.

Points will be awarded on the following basis
a) Creativity
b) Presentation Skills
c) Application aspects of the idea
d) Innovation
e) Originality

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1000 Rs
2nd - 800 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

All the teams will be given some common pictures and guidelines to work with.
Duration would be 3 hours in which the teams are required to design the most innovative and unique poster from the given pictures using photoshop.
Pictures will be uploaded 5 minutes before the starting time
The poster may contain one phrase in English/Hindi to explain the theme

maximum three members in a team .
students from different institues can form a team.
The image should be uploaded in jpeg FORMAT .
Each team can only send one entry.
Teams are not allowed to use any external filter or brushes or any other such things (i.e. downloading them from the internet). But you can use the brushes, filters etc. existing there in the software (which you are using)

Entries will be judged on the basis of their aesthetic appeal .
Theme should be clearly evdent from the poster itself.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 700 Rs

You think you've understood chemical engineering well enough?? Are you crystal clear with your fundae?? Chempitition will scrutinize your knowledge see how well you fare.

Questions might be based on anything you've learnt in your first two years of undergrad course – basic thermodymamics, fluid mechanics and heat & mass transfer. Contestants will be put through a test of two rounds, where they will be judged on the basis of their speed and basic chemical engineering intuition.

Round 1: An elimination-based time-kill round comprising of multiple choice questions; duration of 15 minutes. First 10 teams will go through to the next round.

Round 2: A subjective written test will then test how strong is your Chemical engineering base; duration: 1 hour

1) Open only to 1st and 2nd year Chemical Engineering students
2) Maximum of 3 members per team
3) Duration of objective round will be 15 minutes while 1 hour will be provided in subjective round.
4) 10 teams shortlisted from 1st round will enter into subjective round.
5) No prior registration required, register on the spot.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1200 Rs
3rd - 700 Rs

Experience the fun in true engineering while working with rocket propulsion and aerodynamics! SAE IIT Delhi in association with Tryst'12 brings a chance for you to showcase your practical talent against the best colleges of India.

Abstract submission deadline extended to March 2
Date and Time for Final round : MArch 3, 1: 4 pm

Design and construct a water propelled rocket pressurized with air to compete against different constraints in separate rounds

1. Mixture of only air and water should be used as propellant.
2. At time of launch, height of system, glider mounted on launcher, must be less than 0.5 m.
3. Teams should refrain from using materials other than plastics, for bottles.
4. Flying glider should not use any metal components (apart from nuts, bolts etc.)
5. Max air pressure of 60psi is allowed during pressurizing.
6. For round II, teams are not allowed to use more than 2 litres of water.
7. Teams would be given access to air compressor for maximum of 5 minutes per attempt.

1. There would be 3 rounds in the event including a preliminary round of report submission. Check judging criteria for details.
2. Teams need to build their glider and launcher out of plastic bottles, pvc pipe, wood, cork, tape, sticks, rope, wire etc. and bring it on the day of the event.
3. All the mechanisms should be strictly made-in-house.
4. Teams must get their own launchers. Sharing of launchers is prohibited.
5. However, an air compressor would be provided.
6. Design modifications are allowed for competing in different stages. However, use of completely different setup will not be allowed.
7. Teams must report at the allotted schedules.
8. Change in rules will be notified through email. It is recommended that participants keep a regular check on the websites for the updates.
9. Judges' decision shall be final and binding to all.
10. Maximum of 3 players in the team is allowed. Teams may be formed by students from different colleges

Disqualification
Teams are requested to strictly follow the safety guidelines mentioned here. The teams will stand disqualified at any stage of the event if,
1. The glider bursts at any time
2. The design mechanisms poses any kind of danger to safety of people around
3. Launchers fail to execute within the given no. of attempts
4. Either of launcher or glider is prefabricated (bought from the market)
5. Team violates any rules or fails to meet any design specifications

Participants are encouraged to bring their own pumps (e.g. simple cycle pumps, spray pumps, whatever may suit the participant's design) to compress air. In case of any dimension mismatch with the pump provided, event team will not be responsible.

For any further queries, contact
Rahul Garg 9868118038 rahulgarg.iitd09@gmail.com

Judging will be done on the basis of cumulative scores of all three rounds.

Stage I: Submission of Design Report
1. First 30 teams will be given a chance to participate in Stage I. The selection will be done on the basis of design report.
2. All the teams must submit their design reports to thrustglider@saeiit.com latest by 28 February'12. This carries 100 points which shall also be used after Stage III for final judgment. The report should discuss your design on following grounds*:
Basic design and construction
Stability of mechanism
Methods incorporated to reduce drag during flights
Parachute deployment mechanism (if any)
Multistage design for enhanced range/time of flight (if any)
*Novelty would carry extra credits

Stage II: Dumping Ground
1. Top 20 teams will be selected
2. Points will be rewarded proportional to the time of flight. 10 points/sec
3. Maximum of 3 attempts would be allowed, best one would be taken into consideration

Stage III: Sharpshooter
1. Top 10 teams will be selected for round III of which top 3 teams would be awarded with prize money. Rest will be awarded with participation certificate
2. Maximum of 4 attempts would be allowed, best 2 would be taken into consideration
3. Teams will score points on the basis of region they manage to fit in the arena
a. Region I: 150 points
b. Region II: 100 points
c. Region III: 50 points
d. Region IV: 0 points
e. Region V: -50 points

SAE IIT Delhi – a collegiate chapter of SAE India – was established in 2001 with the collective effort of a group of students dedicated to following their passion for engineering. Since then it has grown to become a multi-disciplinary club with over 80 members from almost all departments of IIT Delhi. It has been at the forefront of establishing an automotive culture among students at IIT Delhi by providing them with opportunities to sharpen their engineering skills through projects, events and increased interaction among students.

Vision
To enable students to gain insight into the various aspects of engineering encompassed by automotive engineering and to facilitate their growth as professionals or researchers by the dissemination of knowledge, interaction with experts and peers, and through practical experience while working in close collaboration with research and engineering establishments.
Student Development – SAE enables students to gain practical knowledge and hands-on experience through lectures, seminars, workshops, projects and competitions. The real world management, leadership, and design skills learned through these activities cannot be equaled in the classroom.
Interdisciplinary Teamwork – SAE brings together students from various departments. Our team recognizes the benefits of working as a cross-functional team and invites all students at IIT Delhi to join the SAE team.
Flagship Projects:
Formula SAE: FSAE is an international collegiate design competition focused on the design, manufacturing, and testing of a small formula-style open-wheel racecar. Over 250 teams from around the world compete in at least one of the eight competitions which are held in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Italy, Brazil, Australia, Japan and now in India too.
Mini Baja: Baja SAE consists of three regional competitions that simulate real-world engineering design projects and their related challenges. Engineering students from all over the world compete to design and build an off-road vehicle that will survive the severe punishment of rough terrain and sometimes even water.

Events:
Lecture Series: There is a lot of amateur interest in the field of automobiles among young engineers. To protect and guide that interest in the right direction, a series of lectures by eminent personalities in the field has been planned. The speakers will include Professors from IITs and other reputable institutions, experienced personalities from the automobile industry and alumni from the SAE club itself.
Workshops: Seeing the interest of the people from past experience, a series of workshops on Computer Aided Designing (CAD) will be conducted. These will include separate sessions on software like SolidWorks, Ansys etc. which will be repeated in every semester. These workshops would also encourage people towards joining technical clubs.
Industrial Trips: To give a detailed idea of how an automobile is made actually, industrial trips to nearby industries like Maruti, Honda etc. will be organized at a nominal price to the participants.
Exhibitions at Fests: The cars made by the both the teams - FSAE and Mini Baja – are displayed at fests like Rendezvous and Tryst. Again, the aim is to increase awareness and attract more and more people towards the club.

Registration
For registration click on this link:
http://saeiit.com/events/thrust-glider/registration

Online Resources
The following links could prove to be very useful:
1. http://exploration.grc.nasa.gov/education/rocket/BottleRocket/index.htm

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Electronic circuits attired with IC's, LDR's, diodes and semiconductor devices have made the "globe wrapped in palms? today. Every electronic circuit is devised to carry out a specific job or address an algorithm. Some electronic circuits however have an equivalent mechanical set up that renders the same algorithm which the circuit does and is a better alternative. So, if a technology needs to be installed in rural areas to address farmer's plights, then such a technology with hard core electronics backbone lacks acceptability and feasibility owing to lack of technical expertise required to devise such circuits and cost issues. Hence, mechanical constraints with local resource utilization turn out to be a feasible alternative

To devise alternative mechanical set ups with constraints solving the same algorithm which a modern day electronic circuit would solve. So, you could try devising alternative mechanical set ups to timers, transmitters, light activation switches or even the changers running Diwali lights in a particular fashion. The mechanical set up so devised should fetch "locally manufactured" ability and an appreciable life expectancy.

The shortlisted proposals display working models/simulations addressing algorithms which a pure electronic circuit would perform along with a short presentation.

The following points should be included and clearly highlighted in the presentation:-
1) Algorithm that the proposed mechanical set up is capable of performing (function that it performs) and the existing circuit that renders this algorithm.
2) Description of concepts, theories or approach involved in


The proposed set up
3) Technical aspects of the proposed set up
Rough technical specifications
Process lay out using helping diagrams
Performance estimate of the proposed set up
Pros and cons
4) Any other solution specific information/unique feature

The event will be judged on the basis of EQUALLY WEIGHED
Criteria rendered below:-
Innovation/freshness
Practical implement ability
Cost benefits
Production with less technical expertise/capital requirements
Feasibility
Nobility
Acceptability and user friendliness (simplicity)

1) Competition open to students of all trades, research fellows, scholars
2) Maximum team strength of 4 allowed
3) No grievances regarding abstract submission entertained
4) Judge's decision final and binding under all circumstances

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1000 Rs
2nd - 500 Rs

Think you would make a smart business man/woman?
Think you could make an offer nobody can refuse? Think you can market? Think you have great negotiation skills! Think you can haggle to get the lowest price. Here is your chance to showcase your skills.

A) For the sellers:
1) Every seller will be given 6 different products, each carrying base price and he has to sell all the products.
2) They will have to determine prices at which they will offer the products in the market.
3) Interact with the buyers and sell the products in the market at maximum profit margin.

B) For the buyers :
1) Every buyer will have to buy compulsorily 6 and only 6 products from the market place (each carrying a base price). The buyer will be given some virtual money initially.
2) They will have to try and procure the products from the market by spending minimum money.

1. No. of participant : 2 (One buyer, One seller)
2. The teams will be tested on the basis of their negotiation skills, dialogue making ability and the amount money they have in their hands at the end of stipulated time.
3. Time given to interact in the market would be 20 minutes.
4. The buyer and sellers of the same team are allowed to interact with each other.
5. Cross College Teams allowed. Registration will be online or on the spot.
6. The base price of the particular product will be known to the team to whom the product has been given and not other teams

Judging criteria
Net profit percentage of the team.
Net worth of the team will be the cash they(buyer and seller) carry in their hand summed with the net worth(base price decided earlier) of the products buyer has.
Best seller, buyer and team shall win the game. Special prize will be given to the person with best negotiation skill and dialogue making ability

Points to be noted:
Real products will be given to the teams. Also their base price will be decided on their actual market price and will be told only to the team selling it.
The market place can be a big room like ex hall or V LT 1 etc
We will place moderators in the room to prevent any unfair practices
The cash given to the team will be virtual.
The cash given to the buyer will be half of the total base price of the products given.
At a time only 10 teams will be allowed in the market place depending upon room capacity.
The seller will have to compulsorily sell the 6 products he has been given.
Buyer will also be allowed to buy a product and re-sell it again.
Obviously buyer and seller can exchange their roles anytime during market place.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 500 Rs
2nd - 250 Rs

Every one of you has done this in the childhood. Found a page, made a plane and threw it out of the window. Old memories are hard to forget and here is a chance to revive one of them.
Make the best type of paper plane you can and send it flying as far as you can!!

Participants will be provided with various sizes of papers and various quality/type.
They will have to make the paper plane within a stipulated time of 10 minutes. Plane will be projected from some fixed height.
The event will be held in open.
They will be allowed to fly their plane 3 times. Best score will be considered.
Since the event is held open place, no complains about wind condition etc will be entertained.
Decision of the judges is final and binding in all the circumstances.

The team will be judged on the following parameters:
Flight time
Flight range

Anybody with a valid college identity card can participate.
Single person participation.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

You will be given a program (in JAVA) which was originally designed to fulfill a given objective. You need to alter this code, not deleting/adding/editing more than a given number of lines and make it fulfill the objective.
Only half of the participants who debug faster will make it to the next level of the knock-out.
The given program will have small implementation flaws, though the logic would be generally correct.

- Only individual participation is allowed.
- No IDE's are allowed. Only simple text processing software like Notepad, Notepad++, gedit, Kate, EMACS, VIM, TextEdit etc. are permitted.
- Any infringement of the above rules results in disqualification.

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1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1200 Rs
3rd - 750 Rs

All the teams will be given some common pictures and guidelines to work with.
Duration would be 3 hours in which the teams are required to design the most innovative and unique poster from the given pictures using photoshop.
Pictures will be uploaded 5 minutes before the starting time
The poster may contain one phrase in English/Hindi to explain the theme

- Choose your own programming language.
- Players will be randomly divided into groups of 7
- Winners from each group will procede to the next round where this process will be repeated till we obtain the overall winner.

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1st - 2500 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Think you are the ultimate tech genius. Tech-tryst is here to put that claim to test. You and your team mate will fight it out through 3 grueling rounds of programming, gaming and tech knowledge.

"All participants are required to bring their own laptops and have NFS Most Wanted pre-installed on their laptops."

1. The first round will be a 60 minute open written round. . Cross college teams are allowed. The questions will be a mixed bag containing general knowledge questions on tech, trivia related questions, logical and debugging problems. The top 12 teams shall qualify for the next round.

2. In the second round, the programming and gaming skills of the teams shall be tested. The teams will be asked to split themselves. One member from each team will participate in a two hour programming event. The programming paper will have 4-6 questions of varying difficulty.Programming language: Python/C++/Java. Judging will be done not only on the basis of number of questions solved, but also considering the time taken to solve.
The second member will take part in a LAN based gaming event. The game shall be a popular racing game. The participants will have to bring their own headphones/mouse, if they wish to do so. In each event the participants will be ranked separately. The combined rankings shall then be calculated giving equal weight age to both the events. In case of a tie, the first round scores shall be taken into consideration.
The top 6 teams shall then qualify for the final round.

3. The third round will be an on-stage quiz on technology. It will have a variety of rounds like audio-visual, connect rounds etc, to decide the ultimate winners.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 750 Rs
2nd - 500 Rs

Daily crosswords, Sudokus, word games ……Newspapers are full of daily puzzles of all sorts. Here is an opportunity to solve a unique puzzle – CHEMCROSS. All you got to do is pick up your pen and start wracking your brains! You might just end up finding Fogler sitting alongside a slurry bubble reactor in the maze!!!

No material energy balances, no designs, no equations to be solved, no novelty and absolutely no mind-nudging required. If you have some sort of idea about Chemical Engineering, this is the correct game to play. Questions might be based on any chemical process, reactor or famous personality.

1) Open to 1st & 2nd year Chemical Engineering Students
2) Maximum of 2 members per team

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

Showcase your love for electronics. Take this high-voltage written quiz that will test your knowledge in analog and digital electronics domain and be ready to get shocked.

There will be two rounds
Round 1 will be objective in nature that will test your basic knowledge of the subject. It will be an elimination round and top eight teams will qualify for the next and final round
Round 2 will be descriptive in nature and will judge your thorough understanding of the topics.

Team size of either one or two. However, a single member-ed team will be given preference case of a tie in the elimination Round(i.e. Round1)
Prior registration of the event is mandatory
Teams will have to bring their own calculator and stationary.
Intermediate steps will be checked in Round 2 and step-marks will be awarded accordingly
Decision of the quiz master and coordinators shall be final.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 800 Rs

The industry needs efficient yet economic and profitable solutions to their problems. Only the ultimate chemical engineer can do that! Here's a chance to find out if you are one!

Contestants will be given a complex industrial problem, for which they will be expected to devise a technically sound and economically optimal solution. Simplicity, ingenuity and an innate ability of cost-cutting will fetch you marks.

1) Open to all year CHEng students
2) Maximum of 2 members per team
3) Maximum duration will be of 2 hours
4) Students may bring along books, notes, calculators or laptops.
5) No prior registration required, register on the spot.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 750 Rs

"If I were a dead leaf thou mightest bear;
If I were a swift cloud to fly with thee;
A wave to pant beneath thy power, and share
The impulse of thy strength, only less free
Than thou, O uncontrollable!"
-P B Shelley

Problem Statement
Have you ever pondered about the enormous power of the robustious wind?
Its time to stop thinking and get into action. We challenge you to build a mechanism which can perform controlled motion using only wind as it's energy source.

Preliminary screening would be held in two steps:
1.The first step of screening would be done through a quiz. The quiz would test general mechanical engineering knowledge and it's duration would be 30 minutes.
2. All those clearing the first round would move to the second round which would test spatial visualization through a puzzle of our choice. Duration would be one hour.

Final round (Day 2):
Selected teams need to build a mechanism out of household items like straws, plastic sticks, pins, etc that we would provide, which derives it's power solely from wind.
Finally, endurance events testing the mechanisms speed, sturdiness and power would be held on the basis of which marks would be awarded.
Participants would be provided 5 hours to conceptualize and fabricate their mechanism.

Maximum 3 members in a team.
Students from different institutes can form a team.
Registration can be done either through mail, phone or at the time of the first screening event.
All necessary items would be provided.
Plagiarism shall lead to disqualification.
The only power source should be wind (which may be artificially generated).

The participants would be judged on the basis of their creation's
-Speed: 30%
-Sturdiness: 20%
- Power: 20%
-Overall ingenuity: 30%

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

Unless you've been living under a rock, you'd know about Angry Birds. Here's your opportunity to dish out revenge on the pigs who stole the Birds' eggs. Build a Slingshot to help the birds dismantle enemy posts and earn their gratitude. And if you are good you might just win some cash.

Build a projectile launcher out of the given material within the allotted time. Participants will be judged on the basis of the simplicity of the design and the damage they cause to the target.

Only limited entries allowed on the basis of first cum-first served. Participants are advised to register on the website ASAP.
Pre-requisite: An inquisitive mind and the ability to conceptualize design and fabricate an innovative device on the spot. Open to everyone.

How To Play:
a) A simpler design will fetch more points.
b) The participants will have to build their launchers using only what the organizers provide.
c) Participants get at max 3 hours to build their slingshot. Completion with time to spare will result in bonus points.
d) The launcher should be self supporting. Maximum size of launcher: 1 ft by 1 ft. Height no bars but the base has to support it.
e) Once the launcher is loaded, the participants may only employ a 'gentle' touch (say, to remove a lock holding up a spring in wound up position), nudge, push or pull. It will be demonstrated at the very beginning, what we mean by 'gentle'. The discretion of the organizers is final and absolute in this matter.
f) You get 2 practice shots and 3 scoring shots.

Preliminary Elimination Round
a) The prelims round will have a relatively easier arena.
b) Top entries will move to next round.

Main Event
1. A new arena will be provided to the finalists.
2. Marks will be awarded on the performance.
3. Marks of preliminary round will not carry forward.

1. Teams of maximum 3 are allowed. Individual participation is welcome.
2. Students from all departments are allowed to participate.
3. Time for the second round will start soon after the results of first round are declared.
4. No extra time will be given to anyone under any circumstances.
5. Judges' decision shall be final and binding to all.
6. Everyone must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition. Organizers reserve the right to disqualify anyone found to indulge in misbehavior.
7. Organizers reserve the right to change any number of rules and participants must abide to it.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

So you think CAD is easy. This event provides you the opportunity to compete against the best and prove your supremacy. It's all about expressing what's in your mind on the screen. Exciting format consisting of head to head matches to decide the best.

Every participant will be asked to design a 2-D or 3-D model in one of the software available.

Every participant will have to register on the website.
Pre-requisite Knowledge of design software (Solid works, Pro E)

Preliminary Elimination Round
1. According to no. of entries they will be divided in groups.
2. Each group will be given one hour to design a particular model.
3. Based on the extent of design and the parts designed every person will be awarded some marks.
4. Every part of the model will carry some marks depending upon its complexity and marks will be awarded on the following basis:
a) Extent of completion
b) How it is made
c) Assemble in main assembly or not

Main Event
1. 2-3 people will be selected from each group.
2. A new 3-D model will now be given to these people.
3. Marks will be awarded on the performance.
4. Marks of preliminary round will also carry forward.

Final Round
Knock out matches, head to head depending on total no. of participants (marks of main event will not carry forward for this round)

1. This is an individual event.
2. Students from all departments are allowed to participate.
3. Time for the second round will start soon after the results of first round are declared.
4. No extra time will be given to anyone under any circumstances.
5. Judges' decision shall be final and binding to all.
6. Everyone must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition. Organizers reserve the right to disqualify anyone found to indulge in misbehavior.
7. Organizers reserve the right to change any number of rules and participants must abide to it.

To be updated soon ...

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 500 Rs

Showcase your love for electronics. Take this high-voltage written quiz that will test your knowledge in analog and digital electronics domain and be ready to get shocked.

Every team has to conceptualize, design and build a machine in limited time from the junkyard to compete in a specified task given to them on the spot.

The event will consist of a preliminary elimination round followed by the main event.
1. Preliminary Elimination Round:- There will be a quiz which may contain both objective and subjective questions. The questions will test the students' understanding of various mechanical tools and machines and his/her aptitude to come up with the best possible output from a given set of resources. It will be a 1 hour quiz. Only 7 teams will be selected for the main event.
2. Main Event:- The selected teams will be given 5 hours to work out their innovation, draining their skills out and build a perfect solution to the given problem in the given time and resources. Workshop facilities will be provided to all the teams during the event. The problem statement will be mentioned on the spot.

1. A team may consist a maximum of 5 members.
2. Students from different institutes can form a team.
3. Registration is open till 2nd March.
4. Marks of the preliminary round will not be carried to the main event.
5. Only the junks, tools and facilities provided by the junkyard team can be used and no other stuff will be allowed.
6. Time for the second round will start soon after the task to be performed is declared.
7. Each team must formulate their own ideas and designs. Any form of plagiarism will lead to disqualification.
8. No extra time will be given to any team under any circumstances.
9. Junkyard team is not responsible for any loss of property, injury and delays during the event.
10. Judges' decision shall be final and binding to all.
11. The team must adhere to the spirit of healthy competition. Organizers reserve the right to disqualify any team found to indulge in misbehavior.
12. Organizers reserve the right to change any number of rules and the teams must abide to it.

1. The quiz will be set by the panel of professors from the mechanical engineering department.
2. The same panel will check the quiz paper and the results declared by them are final and no request for reconsideration will be entertained.
3. The judging for the second task is objective.

To be updated soon ...

1. Will IIT Delhi provide certificates?
A: Yes, IIT Delhi will provide certificates for any workshops attended by a participant.

2. Will accommodation be provided by IIT Delhi?
A: For any participant who has received a confirmation email from IIT Delhi confirming their participation in a workshop, accommodation will be provided according to the accommodation policy and appropriate payment will have to be paid by the participants or respective colleges.

3. Are these workshops organized by IIT Delhi?
A: No. These workshops are organized by private workshop organizers and NOT by IIT Delhi. However, IIT Delhi will provide certificates for all confirmed participants who attend the workshop.

4. Are these workshops free of cost for participants?
A: YES. All workshops participants will not be charged for attending any workshop. There is a nominal cost of Rs. 200 per participant only for the Convegenius Satellite workshop.

5. Can you attend other events while you are here at IIT Delhi?
A: Yes. You can attend other non-workshop events if you have registered for them before their respective deadlines. You can now register for multiple workshop.

6. What workshops should you attend if you are from X University studying in Y branch?
A: Follow your heart =). Please do not email us regarding this.

7. What should you do if you are having genuine website-related technical problems during registration for workshops?
A. Try creating a new account with an alternate email-id, keeping your name, college name, and contact no. same and re-register for your desired workshop.

8. What is the exact schedule of the workshops, dates, timings etc. ?
A. Please make your plans according to the accommodation policy within the timeframe of 2nd March-5th March. The workshops' schedule will be intimated to you once the dates are finalized and your registration is confirmed.

9. Can you please give me this guy/girl's number or your number so that we have a detailed chat with you?
A. No, please respect our privacy for the moment, once your workshop registration is confirmed, we shall extend every assistance that we can, for now you can still email us for genuine queries (regarding workshops) which has not been covered in these FAQ's.

10. How do I know with absolute certainty that I have been confirmed as a participant in a particular workshop?
A. You will receive a confirmation email once your registration has been confirmed. The shortlisting of participants will be done on first-come-first-served basis. Kindly have patience because patience is a virtue.

11. Can I contact you for any query not regarding Tryst, 2012 workshops?
A: Please contact the relevant coordinators for queries other than workshops. Contacting the workshop coordinators will not serve your purpose.

12. Which organisation is organizing X workshop?
A. We have uploaded all relevant details including names of workshop organizers, please read the details of each workshop in their respective tabs.

It is a two days vendor neutral event which comprises of training as well as hacker challenges :
The training helps you understand, pro-actively prevent and mitigate known and unknown security threats.
Hacker challenges provide hackers across the country, a chance to compete with each other.

Session 1:
Ethics & Hacking:
Hacking history : How it all begin
Why is security needed?
What is ethical hacking?
Ethical Hacker Vs Malicious hacker
Types of Hackers
Steps in Ethical hacking

Basics of Internet, Networking & Hacking
What is a Network?
Types of network – LANs, WANs & WLANs
What is Internet?
History of the Internet
Basic Structure
What is a Server?
What is an IP Address?
What is a domain name?
IP-Domain Relation
Client-Server Relationship Model
Internet networking
What is a port?
What is Programming?
Types of programming languages.
What is a Programming loophole or error?
Basic explanation of exploitation of loopholes

Information gathering & Google Hacking (Practical)
Whois access (Demo)
Maltego (Demo)
123people.com (Demo)
Ip scaning (Demo)
Port scaning (Demo)
Network scaning & its tools (Demo)
What is Google and how does it work?
Google tricks (Demo)
Basic hacks (Demo)
How can Google hacking help an Ethical Hacker? (Demo)
Accesing online remote cameras

Windows security (Practical)
Windows security (Demo)
Registry (Demo)
Port & Services (Demo)
Securing Windows
Looking for loop holes in windows

Session-2:
SQL injections attacks (Practical)
Introduction of SQL
What is SQL injection
Checking SQL injection vulnerability (demo)
Basic strategy of SQL injection (Demo)
Getting login credientials using SQL injections (Live Demo)
Using SQL to login via middleware language (Demo)
URL and Forms (Demo)
SQL Query SELECT, DROP etc. (Demo)
SQL cheat sheets (Demo)
Using source changes to bypass client side validation (Demo)
Live demonstration of the attack (Demo)
Using SQL injection tools (Demo)
Importance of server side validation (Demo)
How to protect your system from SQL Injections (Demo)

Man-in-the-middle attack (MITM Attack) (Practical)
What is Man-in-the-middle attack?
What is Backtrack linux (Most common unix system for ethical hacking)?
Preparation for Man-in-the-middle attack (Demo)
Setting ettercap tool for the attack (demo)
Identifying victim (Demo)
Cache poisining (Demo)
Routing table modification (Demo)
Eveasdroping (Demo)
Countermeasures against MITM attack (Demo)

Cross site scripting attack (XSS) (Practical)
What is XSS attack?
Loopholes causing XSS attack?
Identifying victim for XSS Attack (Demo)
Preparation for XSS attack (Demo)
Introduction to javascript
Java script for XSS Attack (Demo)
Attacking on website through XSS(Live Demo)
Damages caused by XSS attack (Demo)
Protecting systems against XSS attack (Demo)

Session-3: Phishing, cookie grabing & Session hijacking
Phishing, trojan & viruses
What is phishing?
Social engineering used in phishing (Demo)
Phishing attack (Demo)
Phishing sites (Demo)
Protection against phishing (Demo)
Viruses: Trojans, Worms, Malware, Spyware
Modes of spreading
Different Ways a Trojan can Get into a System (Demo)
Creation of Trojan using cybergate (Demo)
Attacking a system using our created trojan (Demo)
Indications of a Trojan Attack (Demo)
Some Famous Trojans and Ports They Use (Demo)
How to Detect Trojans? (Demo)
How to Determine which Ports are Listening (Demo)
Netstat

Session hijacking & Cookie grabbing:
Understanding sessions
What are cookies? (Demo)
Reading and writing cookies (Demo)
Passive Vs Active session hijack (demo)
TCP sessions and HTTP sessions (Demo)
TCP session hijacking: Telnet (Demo)
Stealing Cookies to hijack session using: XSS (Demo)
Sniffers (Demo)
Spoofing (Demo)
Spoofing Vs Hijacking
Types of Hijacking
Protection against session Hijacking (Demo)

Session 4: Forging & Cyber laws
E-Mail Hacking, forging & tracing:
How does an email work?
Tracing an email (Demo)
1. What is spamming?
2. Methods of prevention (Demo)
3. Laws about spamming
Fake emails generation(Demo)
Detecting fake emails (Demo)
What is a firewall? & How can it help you
How a firewall works
What are key loggers? (Demo)
Types of key loggers? (Demo)
how key logger works? (demo)
How to detect key logger? (Demo)

Fake SMS & Calls
What is Fake SMS & Call?
Method of generating fake SMS & Calls (Demo)
Actions to be taken for fake SMS and Calls (Demo)

Charge/penalties against hacking in INDIA
IT ACT 2000
Cyber crime/terrorism and its type
Sections in the Indian constitution Sec. 65, 66 A,B,C, D , 67, 69 etc.
Penalty in all sections of Indian constitution

- All the participants must have a valid college ID Card.
- The challenges in both the rounds will be told on the spot to the participants.
- Not for invited-winners from various colleges. They have been given wild-card entry directly into "The Culmination Round".

Click Here to Register

Developer's Hunt- 2012 A Milestone in Web Designing using CMS Education in india. It is an Initiative by iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi. It is a Workshop series cum Hunt for india's Biggest Apps Developer. This Year Developer's Hunt- 2012 will held at different Zonal Centers in all over India. This is a 3 Stage Event as described below: For Further details please visit http://www.isecsystems.co.in

Web Development using CMS championship & Workshop is a Workshop series Jointly conducted by Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi iSec Systems. This Year Prelims Rounds of Tryst-2012 will be held at 50 Zonal Centers all across India. This is a 3 Stage Event as detailed below:
Stage 1 (WORKSHOP ROUND to be held at Zonal Centers):
1. Web Development using CMS workshop will be held at 50 Zonal centers all across India. The details of the Zonal centers and Workshop contents will be available on our website.
2. All the participants who want to participate in Competition are required to attend the workshops at any Zonal Center.
3. The workshop fee is included in the Registration Charges.
4. During the workshop Web Development using CMS kit ' will be supplied by Sponsors of this event to every participant.
5. The Duration of the Web Development using CMS Workshop will be of 2 Days (7-8 hr Each day).
6. The Workshop will be delivered by iSec Systems.
Stage 2 (ZONAL ROUND to be held at zonal center):
1.Just after the workshop a Mega Competition (Prelims Rounds) of Tryst-2012 will be held.
2.Winners will be awarded Certificate of Merit, and are required to participate in Final Rounds which will be held on 2nd -5th March at IIT-Delhi.  
Stage 3 (FINAL ROUND to be held at IIT-Delhi):
1. Winners of 50 Zonal Centers are required to participate in the Final Round of Web Development using CMS championship during Tryst-2012 on 2nd -5th March at IIT-Delhi.
2.Winner of this Final Round will win The Championship and will be awarded and honored by Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi.
3. A Certificate of Excellence will also be awarded to the Winners.

1. Certificate of Participation from iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi to each participant.

2. Certificate of Coordination from iSec Systems in association with Tryst-2012 IIT-Delhi for all of the coordinators.

3. Zonal Winners will participate in Final Rounds at IIT-Delhi on 2nd - 5th March IIT-Delhi.

1. Registration Charges Rs. 990 only.
2. The fee includes workshop training, certification, and Event registration and a free Web Development using CMS Kit to each members.

Click Here to Register

Participants having a valid ID card of their respective educational institutions are eligible for the Developer's Hunt-2012.

Developer's Hunt-2012, Tryst-2012
Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi

Public Relation & Event Promotion office:
Contact Person:
Mr. Rishabh Sharma
rishabh@isecsystems.com
Mr. Akbar Ali
akbar@isecsystems.com
Ph. No: 0120-4579009, 08744059518
Ph. No: 0120-4184749, 08744059538

iSec Systems
G-46, First Floor,
Sector-3, Noida-201301 (UP) INDIA
Ph No: 0120-4579010
FAX No: 0120-4579000
Mob: 08744059518, 08744059538, 08750651222
Email : info@isecsystems.co.in

1. All participants who want to participate in "Rags to Riches | 10 K Challenge" are required to attend the B-Plan and entrepreneurship development workshop on 4th March, 2012, following which they would be required to present their business ideas(starting amount 10K), in just 5 slides, on 4th March itself.
2. The Duration of the Workshop is 1 hour.
3. The Workshop will be delivered by Campus2day.
4. The 5 slides should briefly touch upon the following details – Market Analysis, Operational strategy, Financial strategy and feasibility, Marketing strategy, Risk and threats.
5. Please note that the business idea should be feasible with a starting amount of Rs. 10,000. The financial feasibility should be clearly demonstrated. Additional spread sheet (only 1) may be attached to prove the same.
6. Final teams will be shortlisted based on their entries in the preliminary round. The shortlisted teams would be required to prepare a 5 page document detailing their idea together with a brief presentation.
7.The final rounds would take place on 5th March, 2012 at IIT Delhi Campus.
8. The winning team at IIT Delhi would be given an offer to work with Campus2day together with Cash Prizes.

APD Innovation ventures bring their next innovation, Campuspreneur to IIT Delhi.
Campuspreneur bootcamp is a workshop for budding entrepreneurs, inviting them to share their game changing ideas and bringing those ideas to fruition. Campuspreneur provides class room training in idea generation, business plan, marketing, strategy and team development.
The workshop will focus on traits like personality, enterprise quotient, outlook and team work. This bootcamp will provide an informed view of entrepreneurship domain and turn the hidden passions of participants into great ideas.

Hurry Up! Register now and take your idea to the next level.

Special Price for IITD students
INR 450 for Phase I
INR 1950 for Phase II
INR 2250 for 3 days

For other college participants
INR 600 for Phase I
INR 2300 for Phase II
INR 2600 for 3 days

Abhishek Gupta
9810775835

Rithubhan Gautam
9811882533

Click here http://www.meraevents.com/event/campuspreneur-iitd

"Its Rewarding" "Its Luck" "Its not for everybody" "What is the big deal" "Its quite challenging".
We keep hearing different views about Financial Markets. Its time we hear it from the people who've been in it for years. Is it 'Rocket Science' or 'Is it a cakewalk' ? Its time we find the answers.
Know more about Trading, Roles in Investment Banking, and Skills Required to succeed. Know more about how much it can add to your skill set and its future prospects.
Take the first step of information and make your own springboard !!
Here is a brief outline of the workshop
This will be an interactive workshop in a presentation format, with videos and small quizzes
Introduction to Trading
Introduction to Financial Markets
Introduction to Market Participants
Introduction to Derivatives
Introduction to Technical Analysis
Case Studies
The speakers would be experienced Traders/Research Analysts/Managers.

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs

The name says it all. Get your insights of the financial markets to win this quiz. Choose your partner carefully; this cannot be a ‘one-man’ show.

It will have 4 rounds .Each round will have eliminations
Round 1 (Preliminary Round)
This round will shortlist teams based on their performance in a written financial test. This will have basic objective questions. Top 12 teams will move on to the next round.
Round 2 (Guestimates)
Finance is all about correct estimation and right prediction. This round will test your observance and estimation ability(or rather guestimation). The closer you are as a team ,the better it is. Top 8 teams will move on to the final round
Round 3 (Math-Love)
This round will have subjective components to check the financial understanding as well as the mathematics involved in the financial world. Top two teams will move to the final round
Round 4 (Buzzer Round)
A sizzling buzzer round in the end to decide the winner.

1) A team must have exactly two members.
2) Preliminary round will last for 45 minutes .
3) Students from different colleges can form a team together
4) Decision of the quiz master and coordinators shall be final.
5) Use of gadgets are strictly prohibited.Unethical behavior shall lead to immediate disqualification.

1st - 1500 Rs
2nd - 1000 Rs
3rd - 700 Rs

“Behind every argument is someone's ignorance.”

This debating competition boasts excellent opportunities for you to get to grips with speaking in public and hone your analytical skills. Prepare yourself to use your arguments carefully and turn them into a handsome prize money.

There will be a total of two rounds. For both rounds participants will be allowed to speak for up to 5 minutes on the topic. There shall be a warning bell after 4 minutes and student must complete within next one minute.

Round 1 (Prepared Debate)
For this round, the participants can prepare their debates in advance on the following topic
“ Advanced Technology is invading our freedom to think and work ”
Please note that the participant must take a single stand(either for or against) and present his arguments accordingly. Top 5 individuals will move to the next round.

Round 2 (Extempore)
In this round, the participants would be given a fresh topic. There shall be a preparation time of 3 minutes(optional). The participants will have the right to choose their stand on the topic(either for or against)

1) Medium of Debate must be in English.
2) Negative Marks shall be awarded in case the time limit exceeds.
3) Appropriate weightage of both rounds shall be considered for deciding the final winner.

The debate will be evaluated by a panel of judges on the basis of criteria given below:

Content: Knowledge and depth - 50 marks
Presentation: Style and delivery - 20 marks
Language: Lucidity and Precision - 20 marks
Adhering to the time schedule: - 10 marks

A competition of the nerds, by the nerds, and for the nerds. A lot of people are ignorant of the difference between nerds and the "other kind of people", being a nerd is all about the infinitely awesome things that exist/do not exist in this world, that are more important than being "normal". Brainstorm through the set of mind boggling riddles and the more you score, better it gets. Big prizes, and rights to brag for a year. U jelly gumgum?

Pen & Paper written round.
Teams of maximum 2 (cross-college teams allowed).
Time limit of 2 hours.
Points awarded on the basis of correctness and ingenuity.

Prior as well as on the spot.

1st - 2500 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Even though "math-phobia" is more common then fear of horror movies, the romance with numbers and logic is an unparalled otherwordly enigma for some. If you believe you are the latter one, welcome aboard. Here, you will face some of the strongest and strangest opponents from all branches of maths; face them to your heart's content and who knows you might just win. Are you game?

Teams of 1-2 members participate in prelims of 2 hrs and shortlisted teams compete again in a final of 3 hrs.
Each round will have around 15 questions of varying difficulty.
Points will be awarded on basis of correctness and novelty of solutions.

Prior as well as on the spot.

1st - 2000 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Here again we shall come across this good old technology that never dies and keeps astonishing us in different forms!When we think about engineering’s past, the first thought comes to us is that of civil engineering. And the most marvellous pieces of creativity and technology that civil engineering has produced are the bridges.

Teams selected through a quiz will be required to make a bridge overnight out of given materials. The bridge that can withstand maximum load will be declared winner.

Team would consist of two students.
In the first round, teams would be given a quiz to be solved within a given time. The quiz for first round would be related to general awareness. Top 10 to 15 teams would be selected for the second round and informed on the day itself. These teams would be given materials to build a bridge as per the specifications and would be given 24 hours for it. In the second round, the bridges would be tested for maximum load. Static load would be placed at some specific positions on the bridge.
Time: The first round quiz would be for 30 min. in the first round itself, the quiz would be held twice to accommodate the large number of students. Therefore different sets of quiz would be prepared. Time for first round ~2 hours. After the teams are informed, they would be given the materials on the same day involving some time. For the second round on the next day, around 3 hours would be needed to check the dimensions of the bridge, the materials use (same number of popsticks) and then loading it.
The teams would be required to register around 36 hours before the event starts.

1. You have to use only the material that is provided to you and you have to bring back all the unused material.
2. Report at a specified time with your bridge at a specified place.
3. Your bridge must have a span(not less than) of 50 cm and width of deck must not be less than 5 cm. distance between upper deck to lower deck must not be less than 5 cm.
4. If any rule is found to be violated your bridge will be disqualified.
5. Bridge will be continuously loaded at the centre span statically till the bridge fails.
6. The bridge that sustains maximum load and 2nd maximum load will be awarded.
7. Bridges will also be judged by their design.
8. You have to report sharply at 1 pm or else your bridge won’t be considered for most innovative design.

1st - 2500 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

Finding optimum solutions is an art, and we are here to reward the most talented problem solver. Suggest algorithms/solutions for problems and analyze their computational complexity, limitations, etc. Two onsite rounds will test your skills in problem solving. Speed, clarity and accuracy is of essence.

Teams of 1-2 members participate in prelims of 2 hrs and shortlisted teams compete again in a final of 3 hrs.
Each round will have around 15 questions of varying difficulty.
Points will be awarded on basis of correctness and efficiency of solutions.

Prior as well as on the spot.

Microsoft India Development Center brings you a coding challenge that will test you to the limit.

The problem statement will be provided on spot, during the event on the 3rd March. With the prizes undisclosed, the only way you can get past the mystery is by winning the competition.
So, hurry up, for only the first 300 registrations will get to take the challenge!!

Prefinal and final year students of any stream and branch.
As long as you can code, you are welcome to try out.

(Registered students need to provide proof that they are prefinal and final year students at the site of the contest)

For Registration

On the spot registration will also be open.
Certificates will be provided to all confirmed participants.

Intrigued by Stock Markets? Have you always wanted to know how exactly people make money everyday on the stock market but were never able to find anybody with the whole information?
With the Business Economics Seminar, you will finally know the pitfalls and immense scope of this highly risky arena of secondary market trading.
Further, this seminar will acquaint you with the realities of trading plus you get to understand economic issues and problems related to business organization, management, and strategy. 60 minutes of pure real-life experiences delivered to you by a highly successful IIT Alumnus who is a regular stock trader and has been mentoring students since the last 10 years


Date: 5th March, 2012
Time: 1pm

Mr. Umesh Dhingra is an IIT Delhi alumnus.
Batch of 1983.
Youngest Regional Sales Manager of Tata Steel (South Zone) in 1991.
2000-2005: Part of start-up of Reliance Industries to market commodities through the e- Commerce route.
2005-2009 – VP, Marketing, Era Metals (part of the Era Construction company).
2009-Present: Trader in Stock Market

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1st - 2500 Rs
2nd - 1500 Rs
3rd - 1000 Rs

The IBM Sponsored ESOTERICA, the Sci-Tech quiz at Tryst is an opportunity to test your science and technology acumen and win iPods on the spot!

The preliminary elimination round will be written, followed with a infinite bounce round between 6 qualifiers.

The quiz is open for college students and inter college teams are allowed. The maximum number of participants in a team is 2. The event will be held on the 3rd March 2012, at 12 noon.

A 2-3 hour workshop to sensitize the participants about Wikipedia and enable them to use and contribute to the sum of human knowledge.
Get to know the 5th largest website on the Internet
Acquire & share knowledge
Understand what is Wikipedia
Understand how Wikipedia works
Understand what's in it for you
Understand how can they contribute to Wikipedia
What's in it for the students

Wikipedia is an online encyclopedia and is the 5th most-visited website on the planet. It's completely free to use and re-use, it has no advertising, is available in >270 different languages - including 19 Indian languages. Wikipedia articles are written by everyday folks who volunteer to share their knowledge with the world. People like your students, you and me are constantly improving Wikipedia articles, making thousands of changes per hour.

Facilitator/Organiser:
Consultants from Wikimedia Foundation, India,
3rd and 5th - VI LT 2 - 1 TO 4 PM
Duration : 2-3 hour workshop
Only for IITD students. Maximum number of participants is 50.