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Community of Developers (CODE)
In 2015, the Christ College of Engineering established the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, which offers the undergraduate (B. Tech.) programme.The B. Tech. program affiliated with Dr. A P J Abdul Kalam Technological University.The department offers the students a setting that encourages both intellectual and personal development. We offer top-notch infrastructural facilities, including language labs, digital libraries, smart classrooms, and computer labs.
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Community of Hackers
In 2021, the Christ College of Engineering established the Community of Hackers in affiliation to the Department of Computer Science and Engineeering. The Community of Hackers is dedicated to exploring and advancing cybersecurity through collaboration, skill-sharing, and hacking practices.
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FOSS Cell
Free and open-source software (FOSS) cell at CCE, is a community of passionate students and faculties, who have come together for the cause of promoting and contributing to Free and Open Source Software. The cell strives to bring more student developers into the open-source community and thereby leading to FOSS promotion within the institution. This cell was established under the Department of Computer Science & Engineering in the year 2021
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TinkerHub
TinkerHub is a community-driven tech initiative focused on helping students (and young people more broadly) learn continuously, build real projects, and collaborate at scale, rather than just consuming passive content. It runs a "Campus Community" program across colleges — designed and run in collaboration with students and industry experts — with the belief that solving big problems requires people who keep learning, keep innovating, and know how to work together. A few things that define TinkerHub's approach: Foundational Skills focus: Beyond just technical know-how, TinkerHub emphasizes things like critical thinking, creativity, problem-solving, cognitive flexibility, and resilience — skills they see as essential for "makers" who can drive real change. Peer-led learning: Programs are built around students learning together, not top-down lecturing. Study Jams (like the one you're launching at CCE) is a great example of this. Track record: One notable initiative, Build From Home, enabled 1,600 makers to go from an idea to a fully built, live project in just 7 days. Campus Communities: Each participating college (like Christ College of Engineering) runs its own local chapter with a defined structure — Campus Council, onboarding process, action plans, and a yearly calendar of activities — all tied back to TinkerHub's larger mission.
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