VISION

To create an innovation culture among Innovators by introducing them the State-of-the-art technologies and positioning the Institution as a Learning and Innovation Platform by delivering technically competent and skilled Entrepreneurs.

MISSION

To create IEDC as an Innovation Platform and to create future founders by promoting Innovation, Technology and Business Learning among student community

OBJECTIVES

• To promote an innovation driven entrepreneurship culture among the students
• To develop and promote commercially viable innovative product and solution from the students.
• To promote enterprise among budding technopreneurs and thereby creating more employment opportunities.
• To bridge the gap between Industry and Academia
• To support the budding Entrepreneurs through Grants and to create an entrepreneurship flavor in the academic fraternity.
• To foster a new dialogue within the larger community on science, society and the environment and to develop a sense of dignity and collective destiny.

Nodal Officer- Midhulaj. P, Assistant Professor of English

Assistant Nodal Officer- Abdul Jaleel. C, Head, Department of Psychology

Student Leaders

• IEDC Lead- Shahabaz Ahamed, I B. Sc Psychology
• Community Lead- Amal Jas, I B. A. English
• Creative and Innovation Lead- Shahadul Rishvan (II B. Com Finance
• Finance Lead- Afras ( II B. Com Tax)
• Branding and Marketing Lead- Gopika. K (II B. Sc Psychology)
• Operations and Quality Lead- Sivakamy. P. V ( I B. Sc Psychology)

Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Centre (IEDC)

ACAS IEDC was inaugurated with the formalization of the IEDC Executive Committee (Execom), an essential step in establishing a student-led framework to manage and execute innovation-driven programs throughout the year. To build a strong conceptual foundation, the department hosted a Mentoring Session on Innovation and Entrepreneurship on September 22, 2025. The session provided more than 40 students with critical insights into startup culture, creative problem-solving, and the strategic identification of technological opportunities in the modern business era.

Following this, the college focused on practical skill development through a series of competitive events, beginning with an Internal Hackathon on September 23, 2025. This event served as a preparatory platform for the Smart India Hackathon 2025, encouraging students to collaborate on coding and brainstorming solutions for real-world challenges. The momentum continued as students advanced to represent the institution in Cluster-Level and State-Level Hackathons, demonstrating their technical proficiency on broader stages. These activities were complemented by high-level networking opportunities, including participation in the IEDC Summit and the “Meet the Founder” session, where students engaged directly with successful entrepreneurs to bridge the gap between classroom theory and industry practice.