01Coding Club · PHCET

Show up.Build something.Repeat.

The student-run coding community at PHCET. Workshops most weeks, a hackathon every semester, a league that never ends.

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40+ events / 1200+ students / 120+ projects

01Coding Club · PHCETPillai HOC College of Engineering and Technology

Show up.Build something.Repeat.

The student-run coding community at PHCET. Workshops most weeks, a hackathon every semester, a league that never ends.

Join Discord

See what's on

while (true) {
  learn();
  build();
  ship();
}

02Who we are

A student-run club where Innovations happen.

Every session ends with something you built, not something you watched. Members run the workshops, seniors review the code, and faculty keep us honest. Turn up for a semester and you will have a deployed repo, active projects, and peers answering messages at 2 am.

We started in 2019 as a study group and grew into six active tracks: web, machine learning, competitive programming, cybersecurity, apps, and open source. You don't have to pick just one.

Established: 2019
Department: Computer Engineering
Campus: Rasayani, Raigad
Members: 300+ students

40+events run

1,200+students reached

6tracks to pick from

120+projects shipped

03Department Framework

Vision, Mission & Objectives

The academic and professional foundations established by the Department of Computer Engineering.

Step 1Department Foundation
Vision & Mission
Vision
“To advance computer engineering education and prepare students to be globally competent professionals for the betterment of society.”
Mission
01
To impart strong fundamentals and technical skills for applications in computer engineering through efficient teaching and learning strategies.
02
To encourage students to become entrepreneurs by fostering their creativity, ethical values, and novelty.
03
To encourage students to focus on sustainable solutions and enrich research quality through collaboration with academia and industry for societal betterment.
Mahatma Education Society's · Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology, Rasayani (Autonomous)
Step 2Graduate Outcomes
Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
A graduate in Computer Engineering is expected to:
01
To apply foundational knowledge in mathematics, algorithms, and computer science to design, model, and implement efficient computer-based systems that solve real-world industrial problems through innovative and practical solutions.
02
To identify user and industry requirements, and use modern tools and technologies to design, develop, and deploy reliable and scalable software systems across various domains.
03
To demonstrate entrepreneurial thinking, leadership, and teamwork while upholding strong ethical values to contribute meaningfully to organizations and society.
04
To pursue higher education and engage in research to develop environmentally and socially sustainable computing solutions that address current and emerging societal challenges.
Mahatma Education Society's · Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology, Rasayani (Autonomous)
Step 3Educational Objectives
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Key professional objectives expected of our engineering graduates:
01
To demonstrate strong foundational knowledge and technical skills in computer engineering, enabling them to solve complex engineering problems and adapt to emerging technologies.
02
To impart continuous learning and engage in research activities to stay updated with advancements in both fundamental and cutting-edge areas of computer engineering.
03
To have creativity and entrepreneurial spirit to develop innovative and sustainable solutions that address real-world challenges, thereby contributing to economic and social development.
04
To practice professionalism, uphold ethical standards, and effectively contribute to multidisciplinary teams and projects in diverse work environments.
05
To produce competent professionals who collaborate with industry, academia, and research organizations to address societal and global issues with sustainable and impactful solutions.
Mahatma Education Society's · Pillai HOC College of Engineering & Technology, Rasayani (Autonomous)

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04What we do

Six tracks. Pick one, or wander.

Most people end up in two or three. That's the point.

01WEB

Web development

From first HTML page to deployed full-stack apps.

Frontend, backend and everything between. We run build-along sessions on React, Next.js, Node and databases, then ship real projects for the college and for each other.

React
Next.js
Node.js
PostgreSQL
Tailwind

02AI-ML

AI & machine learning

Models you can explain, on data you collected.

Python-first study groups on the maths, then hands-on with scikit-learn, PyTorch and TensorFlow. Kaggle nights, paper reading and small deployable models.

Python
PyTorch
TensorFlow
Pandas
Hugging Face

03CP

Competitive programming

Weekly contests, editorial walkthroughs, rating climbs.

Structured practice on data structures and algorithms with a weekly internal contest and post-contest editorials. We prep together for Codeforces, LeetCode and campus placements.

C++
Java
DSA
Codeforces
LeetCode

04CYBER

Cybersecurity

Break things responsibly, then learn to defend them.

Capture-the-flag practice, web security labs and Linux fundamentals. Ethical hacking sessions run with faculty oversight and clear scope.

Linux
Burp Suite
CTFs
Networking
OWASP

05APP

App development

Android and cross-platform apps that people install.

Kotlin and Flutter tracks that end with a published app. Design reviews, Play Store checklists and API integration are part of the deal.

Kotlin
Flutter
Firebase
REST APIs
Figma

06OSS

Open source & DevOps

Git done properly, CI pipelines, first pull requests.

From your first commit to your first merged PR in a public repo. Docker, GitHub Actions and Hacktoberfest sprints keep the momentum going.

Git
GitHub
Docker
Linux
CI/CD

05Events

What’s on.

Workshops most weeks, a hackathon every semester, and a league that never really ends.

2 Sept 2026Contest

Perplexus Quiz Competition

Perplexus was a quiz competition organized by the Coding Club on 2nd September 2026 (Wednesday) for BE students. The event aimed to provide students with an engaging platform to test and enhance their aptitude, logical reasoning, and problem-solving skills.

Time: 2:45 pm - 4:45 pm
Venue: Computer Department Lab
Takeaways: 7 things you'll learn

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06People