A guest talk on Industrial IOT & Digital Twin was conducted on the 04th of January, 2024, from 11:00 AM IST to 01:00 PM IST, at CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, Karnataka India 560074. There were 3 main speakers, namely; Sowmya Vatsan of Rockwell Automation, Vasudev Akkala of Multivista and Siddarth K S of Multivista.

A technical talk on "e-F@ctory Solutions" on the 8th of January, from 11:00 AM IST to 1:00 PM IST. The talk was taken by Mr. Vishal Kulkarni, Senior Manager, Mitsubishi Electric. The event was held at CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, Karnataka India 560074.

A technical talk regarding the happenings in the field of Data Science and AIML by Raja Gopal of Zoho Corporation. The event was held on 19th January, 2024, from 11:55 AM IST to 12:55 PM IST, at CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, Karnataka India 560074.

This workshop was conducted to embark on a journey exploring Smart City Stack and an Insightful Dive into DevOps. This hands-on workshop was designed in two parts:  General smart city stack overview  Complete DevOps lifecycle, from creating to deploying containers. The workshop was conducted by Abhilash V of IUDX, FSID, IISc Bangalore on DevOps and Dr. Jyotirmoy Dutta of IUDX FSID IISc Bangalore on Smart City Stack. It was on the 20th of January 2024, from 09:30 AM IST to 01:00 PM IST, at CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, Karnataka India 560074.

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) for the IEEE Student Branch and Society Chapters at Christ University, Bangalore, held on January 20, 2024, from 10:00 AM IST to 01:00 PM IST. This was a pivotal event that encapsulated a comprehensive overview of the accomplishments and future endeavors of the IEEE community. The meeting commenced with an introduction by the emcee, setting the tone for the day's proceedings. A traditional lamp lighting ceremony marked the official inauguration, symbolizing the illumination of knowledge and the pursuit of technological advancements within the IEEE community. Dr. Mary Anitha, the Associate Dean of the School of Engineering and Technology, delivered a compelling presidential address, highlighting the significance of IEEE in fostering academic and professional growth. The announcement of office bearers for the academic year 2024-2025 followed, accompanied by the distribution of certificates to advisors and office bearers from the preceding term. In the academic year 2023-2024, the School of Engineering and Technology at Christ University, Bangalore, witnessed an active and dedicated team leading the IEEE Student Branch and various Society Chapters. In particular, the leadership of the IEEE Student Branch (STB17341) was spearheaded by Abel Jo Alex as the Student Chair, Aaqil Faheem as the Vice-Chair, and Aishwarya Ann Joseph as the Secretary. The Treasurer role was undertaken by K Sivani, and Joint Treasurer responsibilities were managed by Mehwish Sultana. Mariya Vincent served as the Webmaster, and key heads of departments included Aleena (Design Head), Annie G (Cultural Outreach), Ashutosh (IV Head), and Meenakshi S A (Social Outreach). Dr. Vijaya Margaret served as the Branch Counselor. Simultaneously, the IEEE Antenna Propagation Society (APS) Student Chapter (AP03) saw dynamic leadership with Rachamadagu Rushikesh as the Student Chair, Bashaboyina Aditi as the Student Vice Chair, Mrigakshi Kashyap as the Secretary, Melbin Manoj as the Treasurer, and Aniket Prasad as the Webmaster. Dr. Shashikumar D provided guidance as the APS Advisor, and Dr. Ranjith R served as the ECE Faculty-Incharge. The IEEE Power and Energy Society (PES) Student Chapter (PE31) was led by Jennifer Lobo as the Chairperson, Anston Peter as the Student Vice-Chair, José N. Marcos as the Secretary, Malavika T.S as the Treasurer, and James L as the Webmaster. The IEEE Computer Society (CS) Student Chapter (C16) had Augadh Verma as the Chairperson, Aaron Probha as the Student Vice-Chair, Kevin Johnson as the Secretary, B Satyam Rao as the Treasurer, and Ashley Varghese as the Webmaster. Dr. Sandeep Kumar served as the CS Advisor, and Dr. Jayapandian N took on the role of CS Faculty-Incharge. The IEEE Women in Engineering (WIE) Affinity Group, represented by Esther Maria Kurian as the Chairperson and Nikitha Sajith as the Secretary, played a crucial role in promoting gender diversity and inclusion within the IEEE community. Furthermore, the IEEE Sight Affinity Group was led by Sanjay M as the Chairperson and B. Sai Sandyaa as the Secretary, with guidance from Dr. Jyothi Thomas, who served as the SIGHT Advisor. The dedication and collaborative efforts of these office bearers contributed significantly to the success and vibrancy of IEEE activities and initiatives throughout the academic year. Their commitment to advancing technology and fostering a community of learning and innovation reflects positively on the School of Engineering and Technology at Christ University. Ex-secretary Migheal Newton presented a comprehensive report on IEEE activities, providing insights into the achievements and milestones reached throughout the year. The AGM also featured distinguished guest speakers, with Dr. Chandrakanta Kumar, Deputy Project Director for Chandrayaan 2 and Chair-elect of IEEE Bangalore Section, sharing valuable insights on working within IEEE. Dr. Chengappa M.R., Vice Chair-ECIM, IEEE India Council Vice-Chair for Industry Engagement & Open/IEEE Standards, provided guidance on conducting activities and updates. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks by Allen, the previous year's chair. The AGM played a crucial role in shaping the IEEE landscape at Christ University, offering a platform for reflection, acknowledgment, and strategic planning. The diverse and dynamic office bearers for the upcoming term were introduced, bringing fresh perspectives and enthusiasm to drive IEEE initiatives forward. The event served as a catalyst for networking and collaboration, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose within the IEEE family at Christ University.

The inaugural Executive Committee Meeting for the IEEE Student Branch and Society Chapters at Christ University marked a significant milestone in the academic year. The meeting, attended by the Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary of each society, served as a platform for the leaders to present their year plans to the coordinating team. The collaborative session facilitated discussions, adjustments, and strategic planning for the upcoming year. The meeting commenced with an introduction and welcome, setting the tone for a constructive and interactive session. Each society, represented by its Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary, shared their comprehensive year plans, outlining a roadmap for activities, events, and initiatives. The presentations encompassed a range of technical, outreach, and professional development initiatives designed to engage and benefit the IEEE community at Christ University. The open forum provided an opportunity for coordinators to offer insights, suggestions, and constructive feedback. The collaborative exchange allowed for necessary adjustments, ensuring alignment with overarching IEEE objectives and optimizing the impact of planned activities. Key highlights of the meeting included: Strategic Alignment: The Chair, Vice-Chair, and Secretary of each society discussed how their respective plans aligned with the broader goals and mission of IEEE. Emphasis was placed on fostering innovation, knowledge-sharing, and community building. Resource Optimization: Coordinators discussed resource allocation, including budget considerations, manpower requirements, and logistical support. This strategic approach aimed to maximize the effectiveness of planned activities within the available resources. Inter-Society Collaboration: Opportunities for collaboration between societies were explored to create synergies and enhance the overall IEEE experience for members. Joint events, workshops, and initiatives were identified to promote cross-disciplinary interaction. Adaptability and Flexibility: Recognizing the dynamic nature of academic environments, the plans were designed to be adaptable. Contingency measures and flexibility in execution were emphasized to address unforeseen challenges. Inclusivity: Societies emphasized inclusivity in their plans, ensuring that activities catered to the diverse interests and backgrounds of IEEE members. Efforts were made to provide a well-rounded experience for all members, fostering a sense of belonging. The 1st Executive Committee Meeting concluded with a sense of shared purpose and commitment. The active participation, collaborative spirit, and strategic discussions set a positive tone for the IEEE community at Christ University, promising an enriching and impactful year ahead. The meeting served as a catalyst for cohesive planning, laying the foundation for a vibrant and engaging IEEE community on campus. The meeting was held on the 25th of January, 2024, from 04:00 PM IST to 04:30 PM IST, at  CHRIST (Deemed to be University) Kengeri Campus, Bangalore, Karnataka India 560074.

The IEEE Student Branch at Christ University held an online meeting with different society chairs on February 3rd, 2024, from 09:00 PM IST to 09:30 PM IST. The main agenda for the meeting was to plan out the different strategies that the societies would be using to increase the members in each society. In the meeting, the target membership the student branch aimed to have was conveyed to the attendees. Along with that it was decided that the membership drive will be done throughout the month of February. Each society was also given an SB office bearer who would be their direct contact for any assistance that they would be facing throughout their entire campaign. This was followed by each society chair explaining their plans to increase memberships and the different activities that they were planning in the month of February. During the meeting the society chairs were explained about the challan method of payment and its ease to help facilitate the payment process for the members. Before the conclusion of the meeting, feedback and suggestions were taken from all the societies to improve the coordination and functioning of the student branch.