The School of Computer Science and Engineering organised an engaging Alumni Tech Talk titled “Full Stack for Scalable Application Development with AI” on 13th February 2026 at F Block Seminar Hall–1. The session, delivered by alumnus Mr. Rohit M, Full Stack Software Developer, provided students with valuable insights into modern software development practices and the growing role of Artificial Intelligence in building scalable applications. The talk introduced students to contemporary full-stack ecosystems, covering frontend technologies such as React, backend frameworks including Node.js and FastAPI, and database strategies using both relational and NoSQL systems.

The session further explored scalable architecture concepts such as microservices, cloud-native deployment, and DevOps practices, alongside the integration of AI-driven features like chatbots and predictive analytics. Through real-world examples and demonstrations, students were able to connect theoretical knowledge with practical implementation. Mr. Rohit also shared his professional journey, motivating students to focus on skill development, internships, and portfolio building. The interactive discussion and Q&A session enabled participants to gain clarity on career pathways and industry expectations, making the event a meaningful step towards bridging academic learning with real-world application.