WE ARE THE
IEI STUDENTS' CHAPTERCOMPUTER SCIENCE & BUSINESS SYSTEMS
Established in 2023 — Evolving ever since
Uniting technology, business and innovation
through student-led events and initiatives
ABOUT OUR
CHAPTER
A dynamic student-driven chapter under the IEI SC CSBS community, dedicated to creating opportunities beyond academics through innovation, teamwork and hands-on experiences.
Impact at a Glance: 7+ events conducted with the support of a dedicated 30+ member student core team.
Backed by dedicated faculty mentors, we receive not just academic guidance but clear strategic direction—helping shape our vision, drive impactful initiatives and ensure continuous student growth.
WORDS FROM THE FACULTY
Dr. Partha Ghosh
Head of Department, CSBS
Dr. Partha Ghosh
Head of Department, CSBS
“At SC-CSBS, we cultivate an ecosystem where academic excellence, innovation and leadership seamlessly come together. Our student chapter inspires young minds to think beyond classrooms and create meaningful experiences—and I am truly proud of the passion and creativity they bring to it.”
Prof. Suman Bhattacharya
Former Head of Department, CSBS
Prof. Suman Bhattacharya
Former Head of Department, CSBS
“It is immensely satisfying to see SC-CSBS grow into a vibrant and impactful student community. Built on a strong foundation, it continues to evolve through the passion of students and faculty—and I am confident it will reach even greater heights.”
Dr. Nayan Ranjan Das
Faculty Advisor, CSBS
Dr. Nayan Ranjan Das
Faculty Advisor, CSBS
“The enthusiasm and commitment of our students in SC-CSBS is truly inspiring. Their ability to collaborate, lead and execute ideas with precision showcases their potential. It is a privilege to mentor such driven individuals who continuously push boundaries”
Prof. Suman Goswami
Advisor & Financial Associate, CSBS
Prof. Suman Goswami
Advisor & Financial Associate, CSBS
“Behind every successful initiative is thoughtful planning—something SC-CSBS consistently excels at. Their ability to blend creativity with accountability while delivering impactful events is commendable. It's a pleasure to support such a driven team that continues to raise the bar.”
DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER
TechByte [E2] is more than just a newsletter—it’s a snapshot of innovation and ideas from the Department of Computer Science & Business Systems. From academic updates and student contributions to technical insights and emerging trends, it captures the pulse of tech and business.
Curated by both students and faculty, it highlights key events, celebrates achievements and brings together insights that inspire and inform.
OUR PAST
EVENTS
UXOPIA 3.0
The design journey entered its third chapter, building on UXOPIA (2024) and UXOPIA 2.0 (2025) with a challenge that pushed designers beyond the canvas. From online workshops to the final design battle, 110+ teams explored, questioned, prototyped and presented their ideas—turning constraints into creativity and problem statements into experiences. This edition wasn’t just about designing better interfaces; it was about designing with purpose.
Date:May 28–30, 2026
Team Size:2–4 members
Fee:₹25 per person
Location:B-Block Auditorium
EVENT HIGHLIGHTS
A glimpse into our initiatives and events — where defining moments unfold, competitive spirit thrives and creativity meets problem-solving. Each experience brings people together, creating memories that go beyond the event itself.
QUESTIONS?
WE GOT YOU
Membership is now open for 2nd and 3rd year students—an ideal chance to build connections, gain real-world skills and grow through meaningful opportunities.
The only prerequisites are enthusiasm, a willingness to learn and true commitment—no prior experience needed.
The chapter organizes a variety of skill-focused events, including technical workshops, hackathons, coding competitions, UI/UX challenges, business case studies, expert talks and collaborative projects — all designed to provide practical exposure and real-world learning beyond the classroom.
Yes, Certificates awarded through officially recognized chapter events are eligible for MAR points, subject to institutional guidelines and approval.
Students are encouraged to propose innovative ideas. With the approval from the core committee and faculty advisors, new initiatives can be implemented.
