This workshop aimed to provide participants with an excellent opportunity to enhance their knowledge of IoT through the practical delivery of various topics by eminent speakers. The topics included various applications of IoT in real-world scenarios, communication protocols, Arduino, Generative AI, etc. The inaugural ceremony started with an address from Prof (Dr.) Sunil Kumar Pandey, Director, and I.T.S UG Campus. He told that the workshop integrates IoT, Generative AI, and Engineering to provide BCA students with hands-on experience in innovative applications. It enhances practical skills, interdisciplinary learning, and career prospects, while fostering creativity, critical thinking, and employability. Dr Nancy Sharma, Vice Principal, I.T.S UG Campus addressed the gathering where she emphasized the students to Unlock their potential. She emphasized to join this exciting workshop where students can learn to combine IoT, Generative AI, and Engineering to create innovative solutions. Dr. Barkha Kakkar, Coordinator of BCA 1st Year (Batch 2024 - 27) welcomed all to this two-day workshop. She emphasized the students to gain hands-on experience in IoT, Generative AI, and Engineering. The workshop began with an insightful introduction by Dr. Anuradha Chug Associate Professor USICT, Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi. She provided an overview of key concepts in Introduction to IoT & Remote Sensing. Ms. Riya Rawal, Ms. Chandni and Ms. Heena gave the practical demonstrations of connecting temperature, humidity, and motion sensors to micro-controllers like Arduino and Raspberry Pi. On the first day, they explained how data is collected from sensors and transmitted to cloud platforms for analysis and given tasks the students for developing small IoT-based projects using the provided kits. On the second day, they explained the GSM architecture, protocols, and its role in mobile communication, demonstrated the AI-based automation in mobile networks and its impact on telecommunications and gave hands-on training / practical session where participants experimented with AI models and GSM - based communication.