The birth…

Coding is an ever-growing profession. A place where innovations happen drastically, but why can’t we find more enthusiastic students. When such a question rise, TinkerHub was born. Its a community made to embrace the technical skills inside the students from the academic years itself. Though academic education gives them enough knowledge to build a program and get ‘A’ grade in the reports, they might face problems in the real world. To solve this by bridging the gap between the academic knowledge and industrial knowledge TinkerHub and its members provide enthusiastic and interested students with the knowledge they seek.

TinkerHub MESM is a chapter that aims to implement the community’s goal on our campus. the chapter budded in the year 2019 and came into official existence in early 2020. currently, we’re planning to organize programs for the taste of the students. the founder members first conducted coding challenges to know how much the students are capable of building code and a strategy to solve a problem. From the statistics obtained from the members, we arranged a small class, providing them the building stones of coding. With this, they found a way to make the students feel confident and taught them how to tackle a problem.

The class was about the Basics of Programing Language, which included capsules of the conditional and looping statements and the OOPs. The class was not at all theoretical, rather it was more focused on how to, when and why should we use the strategies to solve a problem.

finally, Tinkerhub has actually got rooted in our campus!!