The seminar aimed to explain the transition from classical computing to quantum computing and provide participants with an understanding of the potential applications of quantum mechanics and its role in shaping the future of computation. It also provided exposure to emerging developments in quantum technologies and emphasized interdisciplinary learning involving physics, mathematics, and computer science. The program title was “Quantum Mechanics and the Birth of Quantum Computing” and the seminar was conducted in offline mode for one day in the Seminar Hall. The seminar's reported outcomes included improving students' understanding of fundamental quantum-mechanics principles, quantum computing, quantum technologies, and the transformative role of quantum mechanics in next-generation computing technologies. The resource person was Dr. R. Senthilvarman, Professor and Head, Department of Physics, Jansons Institute of Technology (Autonomous), Coimbatore. The certificate states that he served as the resource person for the seminar organized by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering on 2026-02-13. The general feedback states that students and faculty appreciated the clear and engaging presentation, and that the session was informative, interactive, and academically enriching. The feedback records 106 responses.