Hands-on session titled “Build with AI – ABC: Anybody Can Code”
4th November 2026
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML) Department of Dronacharya Group of Institutions organised a beginner-friendly, hands-on session titled “Build with AI – ABC: Anybody Can Code” on 4th November 2026. The programme was coordinated by Ms. Deepika Kataria, Faculty Coordinator, with Himanshi Aggarwal serving as the Student Coordinator, under the guidance of Mr. Mukesh Bhardwaj, Head of the AIML Department. The session aimed to introduce students to the evolving landscape of Artificial Intelligence and demonstrate how modern AI tools can make project development accessible to individuals with little or no prior programming experience.
Centred around the theme “Anybody Can Code,” the programme highlighted the growing role of AI-assisted development in simplifying the software creation process. It demonstrated how Artificial Intelligence is transforming application development by enabling users to translate ideas into functional projects through intelligent tools and user-friendly interfaces. Students were encouraged to explore innovative approaches to technology development beyond conventional coding methods.
Emphasising practical learning, the session introduced participants to the possibilities of AI-assisted project building. Students were encouraged to understand how AI tools can support different stages of development, including idea generation, planning, designing, and creating digital solutions. Its beginner-friendly format made the learning process approachable for students from diverse academic backgrounds, encouraging them to experiment with technology, think creatively, and develop confidence in their ability to build projects.
To facilitate participation in the practical activities, students were advised to bring their personal laptops in fully charged condition and ensure that they had an active GitHub account. Open to students of all academic years, the programme permitted individual participation as well as teams of two. These arrangements encouraged independent exploration and collaborative learning, allowing participants to exchange ideas, discuss approaches, and explore the possibilities of AI-based project development.
A total of 73 students from the CSE, CSIT, AIML, and APS departments participated in the event. Conducted free of cost, the programme provided an accessible platform for students interested in learning about Artificial Intelligence and emerging technological tools. E-certificates were provided to all participants in recognition of their involvement and to encourage continued engagement with AI-based learning and innovation.
Through its emphasis on experiential learning, the session sought to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application. By introducing students to AI-assisted development and demonstrating that coding is becoming increasingly accessible through intelligent tools, the programme encouraged them to develop a problem-solving mindset and explore innovative technological solutions. It also highlighted the importance of creativity, experimentation, and adaptability in the rapidly evolving field of Artificial Intelligence.
“Build with AI – ABC: Anybody Can Code” reflected the AIML Department’s commitment to fostering innovation, promoting technology-driven learning, and encouraging students to engage with emerging technologies. The initiative provided an accessible introduction to AI project development and inspired participants to explore their ideas, strengthen their practical skills, and recognise the potential of Artificial Intelligence as a powerful tool for creating meaningful digital solutions.