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Department: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIML)
Semester: VI Semester
Topic: Cloud Computing and Its Applications
Date: 26/4/2026
Venue: 406 class room
Participants: 6th Semester AIML Students
Resource Person: Mr. Akash Athreyas
A presentation on Cloud Computing and Its Applications was conducted for the 6th Semester AIML students with the objective of enhancing their understanding of cloud technologies and their significance in modern computing environments. The session provided valuable insights into cloud computing concepts, service models, deployment models, and real-world applications relevant to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
The primary objectives of the session were:
The speaker explained cloud computing as the delivery of computing services such as servers, storage, databases, networking, software, and analytics over the Internet. The essential characteristics of cloud computing, including on-demand self-service, broad network access, resource pooling, rapid elasticity, and measured services, were discussed.
The following service models were explained in detail:
Different deployment models were presented:
Their advantages, limitations, and practical applications were discussed.
An overview of major cloud providers was given:
The speaker highlighted various services offered by these platforms, including virtual machines, storage services, databases, AI services, and machine learning tools.
Special emphasis was given to the role of cloud computing in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning:
Several real-world applications were presented, including:
The students actively participated in the session by asking questions regarding cloud deployment, security concerns, AI services, and career prospects in cloud computing. Interactive discussions helped students understand the practical relevance of cloud technologies in the AI and ML domain.
The presentation enabled students to:
The presentation on Cloud Computing and Its Applications was highly informative and beneficial for the 6th Semester AIML students. It successfully bridged the gap between theoretical concepts and practical industry applications, providing students with valuable knowledge about modern cloud technologies and their integration with Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. The session enhanced students’ technical understanding and motivated them to explore cloud-based solutions for future academic and professional endeavors.
Dr. Soumya K N Mr. Akash Athreyas Dr. Madhu B R
Subject Coordinator Resource Person HOD AIML