Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) transitioned to Google Developer Groups on Campus (GDG on Campus) to broaden community engagement beyond students, enabling collaboration among tech professionals and students. GDG offers networking opportunities, global events, and mentorship while focusing on hands-on learning with modern technologies like generative AI and cloud computing. Various initiatives such as Google Summer of Code, the Google Solution Challenge, and GDSC WOW provide avenues for skill development, project implementation, and real-world impact.

2. What was
GDSC?
• Google Developer Student Clubs (GDSC) were college-based communities
supported by Google.
• Their mission was to empower students with tech skills, fostering collaboration
and project-based learning.
• Operated by student leaders, GDSC enabled the learning of real-world skills
through workshops, study jams, and collaborative projects.
• HITAM’s GDSC Chapter was actively involved in this initiative program from
2022.

3. From GDSC to GDG: What’s
Changing?
• Google Developer Students Clubs (GDSC) has now transitioned to Google
Developer Groups on Campus (GDG on Campus).
• Google Developer Groups on Campus is the next step, focused on a broader
community rather than just students.
• GDG chapters bring together professionals, developers, and tech enthusiasts
to share knowledge and resources.
• This transition elevates your community from being student-focused to a
broader, more inclusive developer community.

4. Why join GDG on Campus?
• Broader network: GDG connects with professionals, companies, and Google
experts.
• Access to global events, conferences, and hackathons.
• Study jams and workshops on cutting-edge technologies like upcoming Gen AI
Study Jams.
• Continuous learning opportunities beyond the student years.
• Opportunity to learn exclusive Google Technologies - Gen AI, Cloud, ML, etc.,
• Students still benefit from mentorship opportunities, hands-on projects, and
collaborative learning.
• Encourages entrepreneurship and tech startups within the college and local
community.

5. Meet the new GDG - HITAM
Core Team

6. How to get
involved?
• Join our Global Community.
• Follow us on Social Media.
• Join our WhatsApp Community.
• Actively participate in our
exclusive events and sessions.
• Keep learning and innovating.

7. Global Events and Competitions
related to Google

8. Google Summer of Code (GSoC)
• A global, online program that focuses on bringing new contributors into open-
source software development.
• Target Audience: Primarily students and beginners in open-source development.
• How It Works: Participants work on a real-world open-source project with
mentorship from experienced developers and organizations.
• Duration: Usually 10-12 weeks of coding over the summer.
• Opportunities:
> Gain hands-on experience with open-source projects.
> Develop coding skills while contributing to a meaningful cause.
> Networking and collaboration with industry professionals.
• How to apply: Students apply by proposing solutions to problems provided by
open-source organizations.

9. Google Solution
Challenge
• An annual competition aimed at solving real-world problems aligned with the United
Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
• Target Audience: Open to all Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) members.
• Objective: Build solutions using Google technologies to address pressing global
challenges.
• Process: Teams of up to four members work together to design, develop, and
implement a project. Projects are evaluated on impact, technology used, design, and
scalability.
• Opportunities:
> Win prizes and mentorship from Google experts.
> Showcase your project on a global platform.
> Create meaningful solutions with social impact.
• How to Participate: Form a team through your local GDSC chapter and submit a
project to the challenge.

10. GDSC WoW
• GDSC WoW (Wonder of Wonders) is a student-centric tech event powered by
Google.
• Organized by 30+ GDSCs in Hyderabad, with events nationwide.
• Focus on learning emerging technologies through hands-on activities.
• Opportunities to compete in hackathons and attend expert-led workshops.
Network with tech experts, coders, and creators.
• Gain knowledge of the latest tech developments through lightning talks. Ideal
for young developers to learn, build, and grow skills.

11. Sep Oct-Nov Dec Jan Feb March April
May
Gen AI
Campaign
: 2024 - 2025

12. Gen
AI

13. History of Artificial
Intelligence
• 1950's - 1960's: ELIZA - 1st AI program
• 1980's - 1990's: BPTT, RNN, SVM’s, & GMM’s
• 2000's - 2010's: Raise of Deep Learning - Word2Vec & GloVe
• 2014 - 2015: Generative Adversarial Networks
• 2017: Generative Models for AI
• 2018: Transformers - Seq2Seq
• 2020: Beginning of Multimodal Generative Models

14. NEURAL NETWORKS

15. TRANSFORMER ->>

18. What is Generative
AI
Generative AI can generate new data based on training
sample. Generative Model can generate image, text ,audio,
video and more as output.

19. What are
LLM`s?
Large Language Model = Universal Language Model fine tuning + Transformer
Architecture
Purpose: Text Generation , Detection , Analysis etc
LLM are trained deep learning model which understands texts

21. GDG on Campus -
HITAM
Gen AI Study Jams
Presenst
s

24. Nov 2nd
week
October
11, 2024
Oct 3rd
week
Oct 3rd
week
Till Oct 5

28. Perks and
Rewards
Tier 1: Enables 80 students to complete the all the courses listed
in the campaign.
Rewards: 80 appreciation kits sent to the top 80 participants.
Tier 2: Enables 60 students to complete the all the courses listed
in the campaign.
Rewards: 60 appreciation kits sent to the top 60 participants.

30. Scan below to
enroll

31. Any
Questions?