Rotaract Club of S.A. College of Arts & Science Conducts 4th Installation Ceremony On 01.10.2024
Rotaract Club of S.A. College of Arts & Science Conducts 4th Installation Ceremony On October 1, 2024, the Rotaract Club of S.A. College of Arts & Science held its 4th installation ceremony, "Ignite," at the SACAS Preview Theatre. Hariharan from Third BCA and Afshan Bhanu from Third BBA were appointed as President and Secretary, respectively, along with 19 board members. The event featured a welcome address, lighting of the Kuthu Vilakku, and presentations, including the previous year's secretarial report. Inspirational speeches by Rotary members emphasized personal development. The ceremony concluded with a vote of thanks by Afshan Bhanu and an adjournment by Hariharan, marking a successful start to the new term.







School of Management , S.A.College of Atrs & Science organised Financial Market Professional Certification Programme on "Fundamentals of Equity Research Analysis,"on 30.09.2024 & 01.10.2024
The School of Management , S.A.College of Atrs & Science organised Financial Market Professional Certification Programme on "Fundamentals of Equity Research Analysis,"on 30.09.2024 and 01.10.2024 for MBA students. Mr. Glenn Roger Carr, Founder and Director of Finmark, was the resource person. The main focus of the workshop was on the secondary market. Mr. Glenn educated the students on the operations of the secondary market, role of derivatives and valuation of firm. He also explained how hedging of securities will help in reducing risk. emphasized the importance of these tools in stabilizing earnings and optimizing a firm's market value. The session not only provided an insight of secondary market but also emphasised the benefit of investment in secondary markets in spite of the risks involved. The session was interactive and thought provoking.






Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence successfully organized a guest lecture on "Cloud Infrastructure Automation on 27.09.2024
The Department of Computer Science with Artificial Intelligence successfully organized a guest lecture on "Cloud Infrastructure Automation," featuring Mr. Arunkumar S, a Senior DevOps Engineer with expertise in cloud technologies and DevOps practices. The session, held on April 27, 2024, aimed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of cloud automation and the modern practices involved in managing cloud infrastructure.
Session Overview:
Mr. Arunkumar covered key aspects of cloud automation, offering insights into various DevOps tools and technologies. The lecture focused on the significance of automation in cloud infrastructure and how continuous integration and delivery pipelines enhance the efficiency of software development. Topics such as containerization technologies (Docker, Kubernetes), cloud services (AWS, Azure), and deployment automation were discussed, giving students a practical perspective on current industry practices.
The highlight of the session was the realization among students that there are numerous career avenues beyond programming in the field of cloud infrastructure and DevOps. This broadened their perspective on potential career paths within the IT industry. Additionally, the explanation of the Three-Tier Architecture—a system design model—was received with great interest by the students, as it provided them with a clear understanding of how different layers in a web application interact, moving beyond just the coding aspect.
Expected Outcomes and Achievements:
The event successfully met its objectives, with students gaining awareness of cloud automation techniques and practical insights into deploying cloud-based applications. They also learned about implementing CI/CD pipelines with tools like Jenkins and GitHub Workflows, which further deepened their understanding of modern cloud infrastructure management.
Conclusion:
The guest lecture provided students with valuable knowledge about cloud infrastructure automation, expanded their understanding of career opportunities beyond programming, and fostered an interest in DevOps practices.







S.A. College of Arts & Science (SACAS) hosted the grand intercollegiate event "Quantum Quasar 2.0" on 27.09.2024
S.A. College of Arts & Science (SACAS) hosted the grand intercollegiate event "Quantum Quasar 2.0" on September 27, 2024, attracting around 1600 students from 70 colleges. It was organized by the Department of Commerce (Accounting & Finance), SACAS Association of Accounting & Finance Professionals, SACAS'ians Fin-Tech Club, Consumer Confederation of India, and FEDCOT India, the event featured 18 thrilling competitions, including Quizzes, Rangoli, Essays, Mime, Group Dance, Corporate Walk etc., Participants competed in well-organized spaces, trophies and certificates were issued for the winners, runners and participants. Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda College, Chennai ultimately claimed the overall championship trophy. Under the guidance of Correspondent Mr. P. Venkatesh Raja, Director Dr. V. Sayi Satyavathi, and Principal Dr. Malathi Selvakkumar, Quantum Quasar 2.0 sets again a benchmark for intercollegiate events, fostering teamwork, innovation, and healthy competition among students, solidifying SACAS's commitment to holistic development and excellence.






















SACAS Association of Accounting & Finance Professionals and SACAS'ians Fin-tech Club organizing awareness session on "The Ill Effects of Substance Abuse among Adolescents and Youth on 26.09.2024
The Department of Commerce (Accounting & Finance) at SACAS, in conjunction with the SACAS Association of Accounting & Finance Professionals and SACAS'ians Fin-tech Club, partnered with Madras School of Social Work to host an awareness session on "The Ill Effects of Substance Abuse among Adolescents and Youth." Held at the SACAS Auditorium, the event featured guest speaker Mr. Vikal Shukla, Junior Intelligence Officer of the Narcotic Control Bureau, Chennai, who highlighted the various forms of drugs and alarming statistics of affected individuals. The session aimed to educate students on the risks and harmful effects of drug abuse, empowering them to make informed choices, and was attended by students from SACAS and Madras School of Social Work. Through this initiative, SACAS and Madras School of Social Work reaffirmed their commitment to fostering a healthy and aware student community, inspiring positive change and collective responsibility in addressing substance abuse.











Department of Commerce (Bank Management) organized a Guest lecture on Navigating career choices on 26.09.2024
S.A College of Arts & Science, Department of Commerce (Bank Management) organized a Guest lecture on Navigating career choices on 26th September 2024. This Program held at SACAS Auditorium at 12 P.M. onwards.
The speaker of the program was Dr. L. A. Joy Femila, Principal, Indhira College of Education Tiruvallur. She has very rich experience in Navigating career choices. She demonstrated excellence in Self-Assessment, Exploring Career Options, Career choices for Bank Management, Setting Career Goals, Decision-Making Process, Networking and Mentorship, Seek Professional Help & Decision and Action. In this Session 130 Students and staffs were participated and get benefited.
- This Programme was very useful for the students throughout the session. This session gives a knowledge about career development its significance in various field
- She taught many ideas, methods, techniques and concepts in the Career Development Session.
- Navigating career choices is about being proactive, open to learning, and adaptable to change. By understanding your interests and goals and exploring various options, you can make confident decisions that lead to a fulfilling career path.
- Students and staffs were highly benefited in Navigating career choices in n banking sector.
- Hence students were excepting seminars and guest lecture programmes in future.







Department of Corporate Secretaryship and The Corporate Governance Professionals' Association jointly commemorated the Global Corporate Governance Day. "Corporate Walk", an intra-collegiate competition on 25.09.2024
The Department of Corporate Secretaryship and The Corporate Governance Professionals' Association jointly commemorated the Global Corporate Governance Day. "Corporate Walk", an intra-collegiate competition was also conducted among 33 students forming 7 teams from the departments of B.Com.(CA), B.Com.(General), BCA, BBA, B.Com.(A & F) and B.Com.(BM) in order to showcase their corporate demeanor.
The celebration commenced at 12:00 pm with the recital of "Tamizhthai Vaazthu" which was followed by the ignition of "Kuthu Vilakku". The Department Head Dr S. Ganapathy honoured the Chief Guest by presenting a valuable memento.
The celebration proceeded with the introduction of the chief guest, DR.V.K. Ajay, Associate Professor of the department of MBA, S.A. Engineering College, Thiruverkadu , Chennai 77.
All 7 teams from different departments who had gathered at the celebration showcased their excellent professionalism. One by one, all the teams exhibited their performance by walking on the ramp as a coordinated group of corporate professionals, signifying their practice and team-work.
Participation certificates were awarded to all the students who had participated in the competition. F. Afshaan Banu, L. Jeevithaa, Suresh, Sriram, Hemanth Seervi, G. Rithika and H. Anupama from the Department of BBA won the third place, R. Nijanthan, Sri Prasanna, Sahithya, Hari Haran, J. Vaishnav and Vijaya Dharshini from the Department of B.Com.(A & F) won the second place and Sumendra, Christmathiew, R. Shan, Ajay Kumar, M. Sanjay, Kesav and Lavan from the Department of B.Com.(BM) won the first place. All winning teams were awarded with certificates and shields.
Around 180 students were present in the celebration. The celebration concluded by 2:00 pm with the recital of the National Anthem.








Department of Commerce (Bank Management) of S.A. College of Arts & Science formed a human chain - Say No to Drugs on 25.09.2024
In a united stand against drug abuse, 137 students from the Department of Commerce (Bank Management) of S.A. College of Arts & Science formed a human chain, conveying a powerful message of Say No to Drugs. With creativity and conviction, students crafted compelling charts and cards, visually narrating the dangers of drug abuse and the importance of drug-free living.
The human chain, organized on September 25, 2024, at SAEC college entrance from 8 A.M. to 9.30 A.M. They not only raised awareness but also ignited conversations on the critical role of youth in combating drug addiction. Through their public display of anti-drug messages, students took a meaningful step in reinforcing the significance of drug prevention and education among their peers and the larger community. The event underscored the collective power of youth, channeling their voices and creativity into a strong, unified campaign for a healthier, drug-free future.
In an effort to curb the rising tide of drug addiction, the Human Chain Formation was a visual and educational reminder of the need for informed choices and proactive prevention. The success of this program lies in its ability to transform awareness into action, encouraging students and the public alike to take a firm stance against drugs. By participating in this initiative, students not only educated others about the risks of drug abuse but also took a leadership role in shaping a drug-free society."







Department of English theater workshop "The Spotlight - From Script to Stage," on 24.09.2024
Department of English at S A College of Arts & Science hosted a remarkable theater workshop titled "The Spotlight - From Script to Stage," which took place from 11:00 AM to 1:30 PM in the SACAS Auditorium. This enriching event was led by Dr. David Wesley Wesley, Assistant Professor at Madras Christian College, Chennai, whose extensive knowledge and passion for theatre captivated participants from the outset.
Designed to enhance understanding of the theatrical process and cultivate self-confidence in public speaking, the workshop attracted a diverse group of students from various disciplines and faculty members, fostering a dynamic and collaborative learning environment. The programme commenced with the Tamil Thai Vazhthu, which beautifully set a respectful and uplifting tone for the day, while the workshop concluded with the National Anthem, leaving participants with a profound sense of unity and pride in their cultural heritage.
Throughout the session, Dr. Wesley’s engaging and interactive presentation covered vital aspects of theatre, including script analysis, character development, and stage presence, all underscored by an emphasis on effective communication. His insightful anecdotes, combined with practical exercises, not only captivated the audience but also transformed the learning experience into a lively and memorable journey of discovery.
Participants provided overwhelmingly positive feedback, emphasizing the invaluable social interactions it facilitated among students and faculty, which strengthened community ties within the department. Many attendees expressed deep appreciation for the supportive atmosphere, noting how it encouraged them to step out of their comfort zones and explore their creative potential. The workshop proved to be a remarkable confidence-building experience, with attendees reporting significant improvements in their public speaking skills and a newfound ability to address gatherings with poise and assurance.
Moreover, the workshop effectively addressed common pitfalls in public speaking, equipping participants with practical strategies to overcome these challenges and embrace their potential as confident communicators. Overall, the event underscored the Department’s unwavering commitment to enhancing the educational experience at SACAS, highlighting not only the art of theatre but also the essential life skills of communication and self-expression.
As we look ahead, we are excited to continue organizing similar workshops in the future, fostering an ongoing culture of learning, creativity, and collaboration within our academic community, and inspiring the next generation of confident, articulate individuals ready to shine in every endeavor they pursue.







Rotaract Club of S.A College of Arts & Science organised Human Chain on International Peace Day on 20.09.2024
Rotaract Club of S.A College of Arts & Science organised Human Chain on International Peace Day between 8:30 a.m.to 9:30 a.m. at SACAS Campus, Main Gate entrance on 20/9/24. 110 students From different departments participated Human Chain formation. Students created Chart work and Cards to spread importance of Peace.



















