Tryst | |
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Status | Active |
Genre | Technology |
Frequency | Annually |
Location(s) | Delhi, India |
Country | India |
Activity | Competitive events, guest lectures, technical workshops, and exhibitions |
Organised by | Indian Institute of Technology Delhi |
Website | tryst-iitd |
Tryst is the annual technical festival of the Indian Institute of Technology Delhi, held in February and March. Competitive events, guest lectures, technical workshops, and exhibitions all take place at the festival.
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The first Tryst event happened in 2012. It is entirely student organised. There is an Overall Coordinator (OC), 7 core team members, 60 coordinators,200+ activity heads and 700+ campus ambassadors. The team is divided into the following departments: Marketing, Publicity, Events, Guest Lectures, Finance, Infrastructure, Workshops, Prizes, Hospitality & Security.
Tryst is recognised by the United Nations.[ citation needed ] The Tryst logo is modelled on the hyperbolic paraboloid.
Tryst has been associated with Facebook, Yahoo!, Samsung, IBM, JCB, Infosys, Texas Instruments, Robosapiens, Robotech Labs, Moser Baer, Wigilant, Datsun, Tata Motors, Internshala, vmock, Campus France, Chegg, PayPal, Punjab National Bank, American Express, Swiggy, Pizza Hut, Kwality Wall's, and Mr. Sub.[ citation needed ]
Year | Dates | Theme |
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2012 | 2 - 5 March | |
2013 | 1 - 4 March | Weird, Wacky and Wild Developments in Science and Technology |
2014 | 25 - 28 February | Dividing by Zero |
2015 | 25 - 28 February | |
2016 | 26 - 28 February | Fifth Dimension |
2017 | 24 - 27 February | Decoding the Pattern |
2018 | 23 - 26 February | Infinity and Beyond |
Competitions are the generally major part of any technical festival. Tryst hosts many exciting competitions every year. Some of the interesting and popular competitions hosted by tryst are International Robotics Challenge, [1] HACK-IT, [2] National Junior Robotics Challenge, [3] Android Hackathon, [4] Quadcopter Challenge, [5] IOT Challenge, [6] Asgard [7] and many more.
Examples of workshops held at Tryst include Ethical Hacking, [8] Automobile Mechanics, [9] Sixth Sense Robotixs, [10] Android App Development, [11] Cloud Computing, [12] Quadcopter/UAV, [13] Internet of Things, [14] and Mock Stock. [15] [16] Each year the festival has new workshops to give an overview of the subject and provide hands on experience.
Notable guests who have lectured at Tryst include:
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