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Students Turn AI Ideas Into Products at Vibe Coding Workshop
Satya Institute of Technology and Management held a workshop about using AI to build useful digital ideas.
The workshop was led by AI expert Doli Harshith Tej.
Students learned that technology is most useful when it helps solve real-world problems.
They worked in teams to find problems faced by people and society.
Then they discussed possible solutions and created digital products.
These early working products are called minimum viable products, or MVPs.
The activity helped students improve creativity, teamwork, technical skills and problem-solving.
The top three teams received prizes at the end.
Satya Institute of Technology and Management held a one-day workshop on vibe coding in Vizianagaram.
Hyderabad-based AI expert and master trainer Doli Harshith Tej conducted the workshop with SITAM’s Codexa Club.
Students used AI-powered tools to identify real-life problems and develop possible solutions.
Teams converted their ideas into working minimum viable products during the workshop.
The institution awarded prizes to the top three teams for their performance.
- Who
- Students of Satya Institute of Technology and Management participated; Doli Harshith Tej conducted the workshop with the institution’s Codexa Club.
- What
- A one-day special workshop on vibe coding and AI-powered product development was held.
- Where
- Satya Institute of Technology and Management in Vizianagaram; the report carries a Visakhapatnam dateline.
- When
- The articles state that it was a one-day workshop but do not provide a specific date.
- Why
- The workshop aimed to improve students’ technological skills, creative thinking and problem-solving abilities, and help them develop practical solutions.
Key facts
- Institution
- Satya Institute of Technology and Management
- Location
- Vizianagaram
- Workshop
- One-day special workshop on vibe coding
- Resource person
- Doli Harshith Tej, a Hyderabad-based artificial intelligence expert and master trainer
- Collaborating group
- SITAM’s Codexa Club
- Student activity
- Teams identified real-life problems and developed working minimum viable products
- Recognition
- Prizes were presented to the top three teams










