The document is an information session about Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC). GDSC helps students bridge the gap between theory and practice by connecting them with peers to learn and build solutions in a community environment. Students can network, learn new technical skills through workshops and projects, and advance their career. The club offers opportunities to showcase work, collaborate on projects, gain experience, and network with peers. Students need only a little time and interest to participate in the club's events focused on software like Android Compose and cloud technologies.
So Join us for an exciting launch event as we unveil the Google Developing Students Club at SJCEM If you're passionate about technology, coding, and innovation, this is your chance to be part of a dynamic community.
-Receive mentorship from Google🤝
-Join a global community of leaders🌎
-Share your skills with peers.👥
- Introduction to Google solution 💡
- Google cloud study jam 💻
-Teach other students to code and use Google technologies🦾
-Build solutions for real-world problems🤝
So Join us for an exciting launch event as we unveil the Google Developing Students Club at SJCEM If you're passionate about technology, coding, and innovation, this is your chance to be part of a dynamic community.
-Receive mentorship from Google🤝
-Join a global community of leaders🌎
-Share your skills with peers.👥
- Introduction to Google solution 💡
- Google cloud study jam 💻
-Teach other students to code and use Google technologies🦾
-Build solutions for real-world problems🤝
This presentation is given by the Google Developers Students Club Lead of GHREIT Nagpur. This ppt was shown on the first ever info session of GDSC GHRIET Nagpur
Developer Student Club (DSC) is a program presented by Google Developers. DSCs are university based community groups for students. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a DSC MAUTECH students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community.
We delved into mastering Google technologies, highlighted our impactful goals, introduced subdomains, explained recruitment steps, unveiled our surprise website launch at [Website URL], showcased the Solution Challenge for hands-on learning, and teased the upcoming Google Cloud Study Jam on 26th August, 2023 at 7pm.
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This presentation is given by the Google Developers Students Club Lead of GHREIT Nagpur. This ppt was shown on the first ever info session of GDSC GHRIET Nagpur
Developer Student Club (DSC) is a program presented by Google Developers. DSCs are university based community groups for students. Students from all undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a DSC MAUTECH students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community.
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3. What is GDSC?
Helping students bridge the gap between
theory and practice
Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) are community
groups for college and university students interested in
Google developer technologies. Students from all
undergraduate or graduate programs with an interest in
growing as a developer are welcome. By joining a GDSC,
students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning
environment and build solutions for local businesses and
their community.
4. Why GDSC?
Networking, knowledge and growth
Connect
Meet students interested in developer technologies at your university. All are
welcome, including those with diverse backgrounds and different majors
Learn
Learn about a range of technical topics and gain new skills through hands-on
workshops, events, talks, and project-building activities - both online and
in-person.
Grow
Apply new learnings to build great solutions for local problems. Advance your
skills, career, and network. Give back to your community by helping others
learn, too.
5. “It is our vision to reach out to as
many developers as possible and
help them build, grow, and
contribute to a healthy and
competitive developer
community.”
7. ➔ Learn various softwares that are useful for the
real world
➔ Get opportunities for showcasing your
knowledge and work
➔ Collaborate with others on various projects.
➔ Networking and guidance from peers
➔ Gain valuable experience for your resume.
