AWS CLOUD WORKSHOP
The workshop for the Master of Science in Data Science (MSC
DS) commenced on December 13th, marking the beginning of an immersive journey
into the realm of AWS Cloud environments. Led by Ms. Pramila, an industry
expert with extensive experience in cloud computing, the introductory session
served as a pivotal starting point for participants to gain a holistic
understanding of AWS and its relevance in the data science domain. Ms. Pramila began by providing a comprehensive overview of the AWS environment, elucidating its key components, services, and infrastructure. Participants were introduced to the core concepts of cloud computing, including scalability, elasticity, and on-demand resource provisioning, laying a strong foundation for subsequent discussions. The session also delved into the various options available for accessing AWS Educate, a dedicated platform designed to empower students with practical skills and knowledge in cloud technologies. Moreover, the purpose and objectives of the workshop were
clearly articulated, emphasising the importance of AWS proficiency in today's
data-driven landscape. Participants were encouraged to actively engage with
the workshop materials, fostering a collaborative learning environment
conducive to knowledge sharing and skill development. As the workshop progressed, participants were guided through
the process of signing up for and accessing AWS Educate, a tailored platform
offering a wide array of resources and tools for students to explore. Through
hands-on exercises and interactive demonstrations, attendees gained practical
experience in navigating the AWS Educate dashboard and familiarising
themselves with its various features and functionalities. The second day of the workshop was dedicated to exploring the educational content available within the AWS ecosystem. Participants were introduced to a wealth of learning resources, including tutorials, courses, learning pathways, and self-paced labs, designed to cater to diverse learning styles and skill levels. Practical guidance was provided on how to effectively leverage these resources to enhance their understanding of AWS services and concepts. Moreover, participants received comprehensive guidance on preparing for AWS Certification exams, highlighting the importance of certification in validating one's skills and expertise in cloud computing. Through mock exams, practice tests, and exam preparation strategies, students were equipped with the necessary tools and techniques to succeed in their certification endeavours. Additionally, the workshop underscored the myriad
opportunities offered by AWS Educate, including networking, collaboration,
and knowledge sharing with peers and industry professionals. Participants
were encouraged to actively participate in community forums, engage in
collaborative projects, and leverage the platform's resources to expand their
professional networks and career opportunities. Furthermore, the workshop provided a detailed overview of the various products and services offered by Amazon Web Services, ranging from compute and storage to analytics and security. Participants gained insights into the benefits of cloud computing, including cost savings, scalability, and agility, as well as practical experience in deploying and managing AWS services. In summation, the workshop served as a comprehensive journey
through the AWS Cloud Educate platform, equipping participants with the
knowledge, skills, and confidence to navigate the complexities of cloud
computing and excel in their careers. Through interactive sessions, practical
exercises, and expert guidance, participants emerged with a deeper
understanding of AWS and its myriad applications in the data science domain,
setting them on a path towards success in the ever-evolving world of
technology. |
OUTCOMES OF THE EVENT |
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SUGGESTIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT • FEEDBACK
FROM IQAC |
Need more hands-on
training Number of days of the
workshop can be extended In upcoming sessions the
number of participants can be increased. Can also include UG Students. |
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