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She can Code

She can Code

She Can Code is a coding competition for girl students organized by IEEE WIE AG MACE in collaboration with IEEE CS SBC MACE, to bring together women coding enthusiasts from across the campus. The 12-hour Coding Competition was held at the Alumni Seminar Hall on 14 October 2023. The primary aim of the event was to foster coding skills in students, especially girls, and to provide a learning platform to build their interest in competitive coding.

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