Workshop on “Introduction to Google Cloud”

Google Developer Student Club of the Computer Engineering Department had successfully conducted an Online Event on “Introduction to Google Cloud” for students and faculty of PHCET.

Mr. Dharmesh Vaya is the Google Developer Expert for Google Cloud Platform and Payments, as well as Cloud Solutions Architect, he has over 14 Years of experience in developing and driving Cloud strategies across the large organization. Apart from this, he also actively manages the Google Developer Groups (GDG) Cloud Mumbai, and has taken many sessions on various google technologies.

A total of 200+ students and faculty had registered for the Event. Mr. Dharmesh commenced the session by explaining about the Cloud Technology and Infrastructure, History of Cloud, How Cloud came into existence in various different stages, Introduction to the Google Cloud Platform, and then discussed about many different APIs available on the Google Cloud Platform for us developers to use and Integrate in our ongoing projects, he explained about the key APIs and features of GCP, as told us about various use-cases for many of these APIs and features present in the Google Cloud Platform, after a detailed discussion on all the features and APIs, we had a Fireside chat with the audience where everyone asked their doubts or questions and he took all the questions and explained them, along with telling us about various important certifications in cloud for freshers and job opportunities on this domain. After the Fireside chat concluded, the Lead of the Google Developer Student Club PHCET discussed the upcoming event on Android Development for all the students and faculties, as well as the upcoming Android Study Jams for all the students to develop their skills and gain certification in Android Development.

The session ended with Question Answer and vote of thanks by Ms. Rohini Bhosale, Head
of the Computer Engineering department. Feedback link was sent to the participants and E-Certificate was mailed to their registered mail ids. Positive feedback was received from participants.