Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Technology
'QUBIT' is the annual technical fest of the Department of Computer Science. It is a prestigious technological event in the state with papers presented from all over the country. It has risen beyond its technical reach and incorporated cultural aspects with the introduction of Lan-Gaming, Treasure Hunts, Fun Stalls etc. giving it an all round reach. It is organised during the month of March right from the year of its inception without fail. It is a technical symposium for young minds and meeting ground for tech-enthusiasts from around the country.
Quaject
In computer science, a quaject is an object-like data structure containing both data and code (or pointers to code), exposed as an interface in the form of "callentries", and can accept a list of callentries to other quajects for "callbacks" and "callouts". They were developed by Alexia Massalin in 1989 for the "Synthesis kernel", and named for the "Qua! Machine", a unique hardware platform built by Massalin. The origin of the term 'qua' is unclear; Massalin claims humorously that it is a sound made by koalas.