Computer Science & Engineering
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Courses Offered
B.E - Computer Science & Engineering
PhD: - Computer Science and Engineering
Write us at hodcse@vemanait.edu.in
About Department
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering was established in the year 1999 and since its inception, the department has experienced an exponential growth. The current intake is 120 for UG program respectively. The department have 21 eminent faculty members, each specialized in different domains of Computer Science and Engineering. In that 2 are Doctoral Degree faculty and 13 are pursuing a Doctoral degree in the same.
The aim of the department is to create an excellent graduate to work in the field of Computer Science & Engineering by providing quality education, innovative teaching methods and technical aids. The Wi-Fi enabled classrooms, state of the art infrastructure, and technical facilities such as well-equipped seminar hall for e-learning, support in achieving the department’s objective. We have well experienced, dedicated and highly qualified faculties who are the backbone of the department. The excellent academic performance of our students is due to high degree of involvement and dedication of our faculty. They give individual attention to the students and make them excel in curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. All these factors make Vemana Institute of Technology as one of the top engineering colleges and best ranked in Computer Science and Engineering in Bengaluru, Karnataka, India.
The Department provides a comprehensive curriculum on all the topics related to Computer Hardware and Software with a special emphasis on practical learning. The academic structure is in line with the latest technological changes which equip the students with the latest trends in the Information and Technology field. The value added courses on the latest technologies are conducted during the working hours and beyond working hours. Various student chapters such as CSI, IEEE, and ISTE are active throughout the year. Effective guidance is provided for the students to succeed in exams such as GATE, GRE, TOEFL, GMAT and CAT.
A Centre of Excellence on Internet of Things is established with M/s Subex Digital LLP and workshops/Seminars are conducted and projects are provided on Internet of Things for the benefit of students.
Vision
To become a leading department engaged in quality education and research in the field of Computer Science and Engineering.
Mission
To nurture a positive environment with state of art facilities conducive for deep learning and meaningful research and development.
To enhance interaction with industry for promoting collaborative research in emerging technologies.
To strengthen the learning experiences enabling the students to become ethical professionals with good interpersonal skills, capable of working effectively in multi-disciplinary teams.
Name of the Teaching Staff | Dr. Ramakrishna M | ||
Designation | Professor & Head | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 2.8.2004 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-466031371 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.E | Awarded | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Ad Hoc Networks | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Energy Efficient Routing for Manet's | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 19 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 31 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | |||
National: 01 | International: 05 | ||
Research Guidance - Ph.D (No. of Students) |
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Ongoing: 05 | Completed: 02 | ||
Patents filed & granted | Sustainable Energy Harvesting Using Wireless Sensor Network Through IEEE 802.11 Based Application to Impart the Efficiency (Granted) | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Dr. Shilpa G.V | ||
Designation | Associate Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 04/04/2003 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-466031367 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | PhD Completed | |
Area of specialization | |||
Electrical and Electronics and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Machine Learning | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Development of linguistic features for web personalisation | ||
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 21 | Industry: 2 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 10 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | |||
National: 2 | International: 3 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE | ||
Industrial Papers | 15 |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Dr. Rashmi.R | ||
Designation | Associate Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2013 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-2184530087 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | PhD | |
Area of specialization | |||
Electronics Communication & Engineering | Data Communication Network | VLSI | |
Title of Doctoral degree | High Speed Band Efficient Architecture of Turbo Decoder For LTE | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 9 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 8 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | |||
National: 01 | International: 3 | ||
Patents filed & granted | Sustainable Energy Harvesting Using Wireless Sensor Network through IEEE 802.11 Based Application to Impart the Energy Efficiency - 'Granted' | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Dr. Noor Basha | ||
Designation | Associate Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2013 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-2184530099 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.Tech | M.Tech | Ph.D | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Data Mining | |
Title of Doctoral degree | OPTIMAL DATA CLUSTERING BASED ON UNSUPERVSIED LEARNING METHODS | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 10.8 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 04 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | International: 04 | ||
Patents filed & granted | "REMOTEPAIN MONITORING SYSTEM FOR KNEE JOINT PAIN OF ELDERLY PEOPLE"(Granted) | ||
No. of Books published | 01 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. J Brundha Elci | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 19.7.2007 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-466031397 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.E | (PhD) | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Machine Learning | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Efficient Predictive Analytics Driven Approaches for Software Quality Assurance | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 18 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 10 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | |||
National: 02 | International: 02 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Jagadamba A | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2013 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-2486535334 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | ||
B.E | M.Tech | ||
Area of specialization | |||
Information science and Engineering | Computer Networking and Engineering | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 11 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 03 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | International: 03 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Roopalakshmi S | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2013 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-2184530095 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | ||
B.Tech | M.Tech | ||
Area of specialization | |||
Instrumentation | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 21 | Other: 02 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 08 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | National: 1 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Shilpa Reddy K | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2013 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-2184530103 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | (PhD) | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | ||
Title of doctoral degree | |||
A novel approach for secured communication in IoT networks | |||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 10 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 07 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | International: 03 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE | ||
Patents | 01 |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Dr. Rachitha M V | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 5.6.2008 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-466031379 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | PhD | |
Area of specialization | |||
CSE | Computer Networks | Machine Learning | |
Title of Doctoral degree | A Novel Automated Food Recommender Paradigm for Diabetic Patients | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 15 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 14 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Veena G | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 10.8.2016 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-3208928588 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | ||
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Image Security | |
Title of Doctoral degree | A novel modelling of Image Security Management Policy under distributed Network System. | ||
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 5 | Industry: 5 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 5 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Ashwini M | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2016 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-3209046554 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | ||
B.E | M.Tech | ||
Area of specialization | |||
Information science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | ||
Total Experience in Years | Teaching: 7 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 5 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Naveen H S | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 1.8.2019 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-7484806341 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | (PhD) | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Deep Learning & IoT | |
Title of Doctoral degree | A smart framework for soil recommendation and irrigation management with hybrid classifier for arecanut disease detection using machine learning algorithms. | ||
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 10 | Industry: 4 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 3 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | National: 2 | ||
Awards | Received Service and Commitment Award for dedicated service from Tata Consultancy Services in 2012-2013. | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Vijayashree H P | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 01-09-2019 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-7484806348 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | (PhD) | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Computer Science and Engineering | Data Mining And Image Processing | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Classification of Breast Cancer images using Datamining Technique | ||
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 5.5 | Industry: 8 months | ||
Papers Published in Journals | |||
National: 1 | International: 1 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | National: 1 | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. S. Suma | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | Computer Science & Engineering | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 01-08-2019 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-7484806654 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | (PhD) | |
Area of specialization | |||
Computer Science and Engineering | Software Engineering | Online Anamoly Detection of Surveillance Videos | |
Total Experience in Years | |||
Teaching: 8 | Industry: 3 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 1 | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | |||
National: 4 | International: 1 | ||
PhD Area of specialization | Computer Vision | ||
Title of Doctoral degree | Online Anomaly detection for video Surveillance | ||
Patents filed & granted | An Electronic Medical Record Database System Using Blockchain-Enabled Key-Value Storage System (Filed) | ||
Professional Memberships | LM-ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Chitra G. | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 25.08.2022 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-9495027399 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Ph.D | |
B.E | M.Tech | Pursuing | |
Area of specialization | |||
ISE | Software Engineering | Deep Learning | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Electronic Health Records(EHR) data analysis using meta learning and graphical models | ||
Total Experience in Years | 4 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: - | ||
National: - | |||
Papers Presented in Conferences | 2 | ||
Professional Memberships | - |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. P.Gopala Krishna. | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 13.10.2022 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-30765082268 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Ph.D | |
B.Tech | M.Tech | Pursuing | |
Area of specialization | |||
CSE | CSE | Started | |
Title of Doctoral degree | Started working on course work | ||
Total Experience in Years | 12 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: - | ||
National: - | |||
Papers Presented in Conferences | - | ||
Professional Memberships | ISTE |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Menaka | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 05-06-2023 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Ph.D | |
B.E | M.Tech | AI & ML | |
Area of specialization | |||
IT | CSE | ML | |
Total Experience in Years | 12 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | International: 15 | ||
National: 2 | |||
Professional Memberships | ISRD & IAENG |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Ms. Hajira Begum | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 05-10-2023 | ||
Faculty Unique ID (AICTE) | 1-44242855484 | ||
VTU ID | 1VIAI0022234 | ||
Vidwan id | 501336 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | NIL | |
Area of specialization | Web Technologies | ||
Title of Doctoral degree | - | ||
Total Experience in Years | 5 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | - | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | - | ||
Patents filed & granted | - | ||
Professional Memberships | - |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Prof. Sneha Zolgikar | ||
Designation | Assistant Professor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 22-07-2024 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Doctoral Degree | |
B.E | M.Tech | NIL | |
Area of specialization | Computer Science & Engineering | Computer Networking | |
Title of Doctoral degree | - | ||
Total Experience in Years | 01 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | - | ||
Papers Presented in Conferences | National: 02 | ||
Patents filed & granted | - | ||
Professional Memberships | - |
Name | Mr. K. Sridhar Reddy |
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Designation | System Engineer |
Qualification | B.E. |
Name | Mr. Chandra Sekhar |
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Designation | System Engineer |
Qualification | B.E. |
Name | Ms. Shobitha |
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Designation | Programmer |
Qualification | B.E. |
Name of the Teaching Staff | Ms. Aruna K | ||
Designation | Lab Instructor | ||
Department | CSE | ||
Date of Joining the Institution | 25-09-2023 | ||
Qualification | |||
Under Graduate | Post Graduate | Ph.D | |
B.TECH | |||
Area of specialization | |||
Total Experience in Years | 0 | ||
Papers Published in Journals | |||
Professional Memberships |
Name | Mr. P Hari Raj |
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Designation | Lab Instructor |
Qualification | B.Tech |
Name | Mr.Mithil G.B |
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Designation | Lab Assistant |
Qualification | ITI |
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Central Computing Lab
Computer Graphics Lab
DBMS Lab
Machine Learning Lab
Networks Lab
First year C Programming Lab
Web Programming Lab
3rd Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI22CS040 | GRISHMA J RAO | 93% | |
2 | 1VI22CS106 | SANTHOSH KUMAR S | 92% | |
3 | 1VI22CS041 | HAJEERA GHAZI | 91% |
4th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI22CS054 | LAKSHMI SANTOSHI | 92% | |
2 | 1VI22CS075 | POOJA R | 91% | |
3 | 1VI22CS077 | POOJITHA R | 91% |
5th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI21CS085 | SahanaKumari K H | 89% | |
2 | 1VI21CS026 | GOWRI M DESHPANDE | 88% | |
3 | 1VI21CS123 | SRISHA L | 88% |
6th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI21CS085 | SAHANAKUMARI K H | 93% | |
2 | 1VI21CS100 | SUCHITRA NAGUR | 92% | |
3 | 1VI21CS009 | ANUSHA PARTHIV BALSARI | 91% |
7th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS011 | ANKITHA B R | 88% | |
2 | 1VI20CS018 | ASWITHA RAMAN | 88% | |
3 | 1VI20CS086 | PRIANKA D | 88% |
8th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS047 | Hasina Parvin | 95% | |
2 | 1VI20CS086 | Prianka D | 95% | |
3 | 1VI20CS124 | Vidya J N | 95% |
4th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI21CS009 | ANUSHA PARTHIV BALSARI | 92% | |
2 | 1VI21CS026 | GOWRI M DESHPANDE | 92% | |
3 | 1VI21CS123 | SRISHA L | 91% |
6th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS086 | Prianka D | 91% | |
2 | 1VI20CS047 | Hasina Parvin | 90% | |
3 | 1VI20CS011 | Ankitha B.R | 89.3% |
3rd Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI21CS009 | Anusha Parthiv Balsari | 93.0% | |
2 | 1VI21CS026 | Gowri M Deshpande | 92.3% | |
3 | 1VI21CS085 | Sahana Kumari KH | 91.5% |
5th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS003 | Adnan Akram | 89.2% | |
2 | 1VI20CS058 | Keerthi Kumar V | 85.7% | |
3 | 1VI20CS011 | Ankitha B R | 85.4% | |
4 | 1VI20CS086 | Priyanka D | 84% |
7th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS017 | Brunda V | 91% | |
2 | 1VI19CS067 | Padala Sravya | 90% | |
3 | 1VI19CS021 | Chirag Radhakrishna | 90% | |
4 | 1VI19CS074 | Priyanka C | 89% | |
5 | 1VI19CS118 | Geetha Madhuri | 89% |
8th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS017 | Brunda V | 95% | |
2 | 1VI19CS021 | Chirag Radhakrishna | 94% | |
3 | 1VI19CS092 | Santhosh S | 93% | |
4 | 1VI19CS044 | Keerthi P | 93% |
3rd Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS058 | Keerthi Kumar V | 90.9% | |
2 | 1VI20CS086 | Prianka D | 88.5% | |
3 | 1VI20CS003 | Adnan Akram | 87.3% |
4th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI20CS047 | Hasina Parvin | 90.0% | |
2 | 1VI20CS003 | Adnan Akram | 89.2% | |
3 | 1VI20CS011 | Ankitha B R | 88.0% |
5th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS123 | Vikram Bharadwaj | 84.25% | |
2 | 1VI19CS017 | Brunda V | 83.87% | |
3 | 1VI19CS074 | Priyanka | 82.75% | |
4 | 1VI19CS118 | Geetha | 82.74% |
6th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS017 | Brunda V | 90.88% | |
2 | 1VI19CS084 | Renuka M | 89% | |
3 | 1VI19CS118 | Thangella Geetha Madhuri | 88.8% |
7th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI18CS112 | Syeda Sara S | 89% | |
2 | 1VI18CS045 | Kartikeeya U | 86% | |
3 | 1VI18CS058 | Manish T. S | 85% |
8th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI18CS041 | Jeevitha J.V Reddy | 93% | |
2 | 1VI18CS105 | Sridhara Murthy.N | 93% | |
3 | 1VI18CS045 | Kartikeeya.U.Pandit | 92% | |
4 | 1VI18CS078 | Pavithra.K | 92% |
University Topper and Rank holder for the Academic year 2019-2020
8th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI17CS014 | ASHWINI M | 92% | |
2 | 1VI17CS039 | JEEVITHA M | 89% | |
3 | 1VI17CS107 | VAISHNAVI N | 91% | |
4 | 1VI17CS035 | HEMAPRIYA G | 90% | |
5 | 1VI17CS038 | JALLIPALLI NEELIMA DAKSHAYINI | 90% | |
6 | 1VI17CS031 | HARITHA R | 90% |
6th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI18CS091 | SAHANA | 89% | |
2 | 1VI18CS045 | KARTHEEKEYA U PANDIT | 87% | |
3 | 1VI18CS058 | MANISH T S | 87% |
4th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS084 | RENUKA M | 92% | |
2 | 1VI19CS021 | CHIRAG RADHAKRISHNA | 91% | |
3 | 1VI19CS122 | VARSHA M | 91% |
5th Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI18CS091 | SAHANA | 82% | |
2 | 1VI18CS092 | SAISREE E | 81% | |
3 | 1VI18CS058 | MANISH T S | 81% | |
4 | 1VI18CS045 | KARTIKEEYA U PANDIT | 81% |
3rd Semester | ||||
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SL. No | USN | NAME | PERCENTAGE | PHOTO |
1 | 1VI19CS021 | CHIRAG RADHAKRISHNA | 88% | |
2 | 1VI19CS122 | VARSHA M | 87% | |
3 | 1VI19CS118 | THANGELLA GEETHA MADHURI | 86% | |
4 | 1VI19CS101 | SHEETAL S | 86% |
A Centre of Excellence
on Internet of Things is established with M/s Subex Digital LLP and workshops/Seminars are conducted
and projects are provided on Internet of Things for the benefit of students.
Second year CSE students
are selected for Grand Finale of Smart India Hackathon (SIH 2020).
Two final year projects
are funded by Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology (KSCST).
Number of quality publications in refereed/SCI Journals
Academic Year | CAY (2019-20) | CAY m1 (2020-2021) | CCAY (2021-2022) | CAY (2021-2022) | CCAY (2022-2023) |
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No. of publications | 10 | 2 | 2 | 8 | 9 |
Faculty Publications
Sl. No. | Name of the Faculty | CAY (2019-2020) | CAY m1 (2018-2019) | CAY m2 (2017-2018) |
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1 | Dr. M.RAMAKRISHNA | 2 | 1 | 2 |
2 | Mrs. SHILPA .G.V | - | 2 | - |
3 | Mrs. MARY VIDYA JOHN | - | 2 | 2 |
4 | Mrs. BRUNDHA ELCI .J | - | 2 | 1 |
5 | Mr. KANTHARAJU .H.C | 2 | - | 3 |
6 | Mrs. RACHITHA .M.V | - | 2 | - |
7 | Mrs. KAVITHA BAI .A.S | - | 2 | 1 |
8 | Mrs. ROOPALAKSHMI. S | - | 1 | 2 |
9 | Mr. NOOR BASHA | 2 | 1 | 2 |
10 | Mrs. SHILPA REDDY K | - | 1 | 1 |
11 | Mrs. RASHMI. R | 2 | 1 | - |
12 | Mrs. MAMATHA C R | 1 | 2 | 1 |
13 | Mrs. SUDHA D | - | - | 1 |
14 | Mrs. ASHWINI M | - | 1 | 1 |
15 | Mrs. JAGADAMBA A | - | - | 1 |
16 | Mrs. VIJAYASHREE H P | - | - | - |
17 | Mrs. SUMA S | 1 | - | - |
18 | Mr. NAVEEN H S | - | - | - |
Sl. No. | Name of the Faculty | CCAY (2022-2023) | CAY (2021-2022) |
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1 | Dr. Ramakrishna M | 3 | - |
2 | Dr. Kantharaju H C | - | 4 |
3 | Kavitha Bai A S | 1 | 1 |
4 | Roopalakshmi S | 1 | 1 |
5 | Jagadamba A | - | 1 |
6 | A Rosline Mary | 3 | 3 |
7 | Mamatha C R | 1 | 2 |
8 | Rachitha M V | 1 | 2 |
9 | K.Shilpa Reddy | 1 | 1 |
10 | Veena G | - | 1 |
11 | Naveen H S | 2 | 1 |
Books Published By Faculty
Sl. No. | Name of the Faculty | Title of the Book | Publisher Name | Publication Date |
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1 | Naveen H S | Cloud Computing | Amazon Kindle Edition (ASIN:- B0C272H9RK) | 11 - April -2023 |
2 | P Gopala Krishna | Python Basics & Beyond | Amazon Kindle Edition | 5 - Mar -2023 |
3 | Naveen H S | Teach Yourself Operating Systems | Amazon Kindle Edition(ASIN:-B0B8CC36Y1) | 1 - Aug -2022 |
4 | Rosline Mary, Kavitha P | Automated Diabetic Retinopathy Detection and Classification Using Stochastic Coordinate Descent Deep Learning Architectures | Materials Today Proceedings | 2023 |
5 | Rashmi R, Manju Devi | Efficient Puncture and Non Puncture Architecture of Turbo Encoder on FPGA for Advanced Communication System | Mathematical Statistician and Engineering Applications (SCOPUS) | 21-July-2022 |
6 | Brundha Elci J, Nandhagopal S | WSO-KELM: War Strategy Optimization based Kernel Extreme Learning Machine for Automatic Software Fault Prediction Model | Springer- International Journal of Information Technology (SCOPUS) | Under Review |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI |
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1 | J Brundha Elci | SS-WDRN: sparrow search optimization-based weighted dual recurrent network for software fault prediction | Knowledge and Information Systems ( Springer –Q2 Ranking) | September 2023 | 0219-3116 | https://doi.org/10.1007/s10115-023-01932-4 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI |
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1 | Rosline mary | Automated Diabetic Retinopathy Detection and Classification Using Stochastic Coordinate Descent Deep Learning Architectures | Elsevier (Q2 ranking) | 2023 | Volume 80 | 2349-2163 | 2023 |
Knee osteoarthritis Radiology Assistant | International Research Journal of Computer Science | May 2023 | Volume 10, Issue 04 | 2393-9842 | May 2023 | ||
Virtual Notes Assistant using Machine Learning | International Research Journal of Computer Science | May 2023 | Volume 10, Issue 04 | 2393-9842 | May 2023 | ||
2 | K.Shilpa Reddy | Crime Prediction and Classification using Deep Learning | International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management | June 2023 | Vol 7 Issue 06 | 2023 | |
3 | Kavitha Bai A S | Crime Prediction and Classification using Deep Learning | International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management | June 2023 | Vol 7 Issue 06 | 2023 | |
4 | Roopalakshmi | Crime Prediction and Classification using Deep Learning | International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management | June 2023 | Vol 7 Issue 06 | 2023 | |
5 | Naveen H S | CLASSIFICATION OF COVID‑19 WITH BELIEF FUNCTIONS AND DEEP NEURAL NETWORK | SN Computer Science | 2023 | 178 | https://doi.org/10.1007/s42979-022-01593-0 | |
AN AI NEURAL LINK FOR HUMAN STORAGE AND PROCESSING | International Journal of Advance Research and Innovative Ideas in Education | 2022 | Vol-8 Issue-3 | 2395-4396 | |||
6 | Rachitha M V | MWSMO: Multi‑objective Whale Slime Mold Optimization based Food Recommendation system for Diabetes patient using GAN Model | International Journal of Information Technology(Springer Nature-Q3 Ranking) | May 2023 | Volume 15, Issue 5 | 2511-2112 | https://doi.org/10.1007/s42979-022-01593-0 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI |
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1 | Rosline mary | An Explainable AI Model for Retinopathy Detection | International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering” | 2021 | VOLUME 9, ISSUE 8 | 2349-2163 | |
2 | Rachitha M V | Fake Logo Detection | International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering | 2022 | VOLUME 9, ISSUE 8 | 2349-2163 | https://doi.org/10.26562/ijirae.2022.v0908.08 |
Restaurant Recommendation System | International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering | 2022 | VOLUME 9, ISSUE 8 | 2349-2163 | https://doi.org/10.26562/ijirae.2022.v0908.11 | ||
Heart Disease Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithms | International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management | 2022 | VOLUME 6, ISSUE 6 | 2349-2163 | 10.55041/IJSREM14688 | ||
3 | Kavitha Bai A S | Heart Disease Prediction Using Machine Learning Algorithms | International Journal of Scientific Research in Engineering and Management | 2022 | VOLUME 6, ISSUE 6 | 10.55041/IJSREM14688 | |
4 | Mamatha C R | Traffic Prediction Algorithm based on Multi-Path Routing for MANETs | International Journal of Non Linear Analysis and Applications | 2021 | Vol 12 | https://dx.doi.org/10.22075/ijnaa.2021.6017 | |
5 | Veena G | A Survey on Image Encryption using Chaos-based Techniques | IJACSA | 2021 | Vol 12 | 10.14569/IJACSA.2021.0120145 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI | Citation |
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1 | Dr. M.RAMAKRISHNA | A Review on Different Routing Protocols for UWSN | SSRG International Journal of Computer Science and Engineering (SSRG-IJCSE) | September, 2020 | Vol. 7 Issue 9 | 2348 - 8387 | ||
A Survey on Image Encryption using Chaos-based Techniques | International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications | 2021 | Vol. 12, No. 1, | |||||
2 | Mrs. RUMA PANDA | Machine Learning Approach to Predict Potential Profitable Customers in CRM | Design Engineering, Scopus Index | July, 2021 | Issue 7 | 0011-9342 | ||
3 | Mr. NOOR BASHA | Distance-based K-Means Clustering Algorithm for Anomaly Detection in Categorical Datasets | International Journal of Computer Applications | June, 2021 | Vol. 183 No 11 | 0975 - 8887 | 10.5120/ijca2021921415 | |
4 | Mrs. A ROSLINE MARY | Building Blockchain For Women Safety With A Learning Of Social Networking Using Iot | Turkish Journal of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Scopus Index | Jan, 2021 | 2651-4451 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI | Citation |
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1 | Dr. M.RAMAKRISHNA | Enhanced Underwater Balanced Co-operative Routing Protocol | International Journal of Recent Technology & Engineering, Scopus Index | Nov, 2019 | Vol 8, Issue-4 | 2277-3878 | 10.35940/ijrte.D7772.118419 | |
Mobility Prediction Based Energy Efficient QoS Routing | International Journal Future Generation Communication & Networking | 2020 | Vol 13, No 1 | 2233-7857 | ||||
2 | Mr. KANTHARAJU H C | An Energy Efficient Authentication Scheme Based on Hierarchical IBDS & EIBDS in grid-Based Wireless Sensor Networks | International Journal Information & Computer Security, Scopus Index | 2020 | Vol 13, No 1 | 1744-1765 | ||
Enhancing Performance of WSN by Utilising Secure QoS-Based Explicit Routing | International Journal Computer Aided Engineering & Technology, Scopus Index | 2020 | Vol 13, Nos 1/2 | 1757-2657 | 10.1504/ijcaet.2020.106107 | |||
3 | Mrs. RASHMI R | Evolution of Wireless Communication along with Encoders | International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering | November, 2019 | Vol 9, Issue 1 | 2278-3075 | 10.35940/ijitee.A5259.119119 | |
Turbo Decoder for LTE High Speed band Efficient Architecture | International Journal of Future Generation Communication and Networking | 2020 | Vol 13, No 1 | 2233-7857 | ||||
4 | Mrs. MAMATHA C R | Mobility Prediction Based Energy Efficient QoS Routing | International Journal Future Generation Communication & Networking | 2020 | Vol 13, No 1 | 2233-7857 | ||
5 | Mr. NOOR BASHA | Analysis & Forecast of Heart Syndrome by Intelligent Retrieval Approach | Intelligent Computing & Innovation on Data Science, Springer | 2020 | 10.1007/978-981-15-3284-9_57 | 1 | ||
Early Detection of Heart Syndrome Using Machine Learning Technique | International Conference on Electrical, Electronics, Communication, Computer Technologies and Optimization Techniques (ICEECCOT) | December, 2019 | 10.1109/ICEECCOT46775.2019.9114651 | 5 | ||||
6 | Mrs. S SUMA | IoT Based Motion Detector using Node MCU & BLYNK App | Journal of Xidian University, Scopus Indexed | March, 2020 | Vol 14, Issue 5 | 1001-2400 | 10.37896/jxu14.5/356 | |
7 | Mrs. A ROSLINE MARY | A Comprehensive Survey On Deep Learning Based Automated Diabetic Retinopathy Detection | Journal of Xidian University, Scopus Index | July, 2020 | 1001-2400 | 10.37896/jxu14.7/231 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI | Citation |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Dr. M.RAMAKRISHNA | Automatic Toxic Gas Indicator | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
2 | Dr. S. AMBAREESH | Smart Water Management System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Target- Controlled Packet Forecast & Communication in Wireless Multimedia Sensor Networks | Data Management, Analytics and Innovation, Springer | 2019 | 978-981-13-1402-5 | 10.1007/978-981-13-1402-5_37 | ||||
3 | Mrs. JAYASREE L K | Heart Disease Protection System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Movie Success Rate Forecast System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
4 | Mrs. SHILPA G V | Abs-Sum-Kan: An Abstractive Text Summarization Technique for an Indian Regional Language by Induction of Tagging Rules | International Journal of Recent Technology & Engineering, Scopus Index | July, 2019 | Vol 8, Issue 2S3 | 2277-3878 | 10.35940/ijrte.B1193.0782S319 | |
Bilingually Constrained Recursive Auto Encoder(BRAE) | International Journal of Advance & Innovative Research | March, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 1 | 2394-7780 | ||||
5 | Mrs. MARY VIDYA JOHN | Anomaly Detection From Telemetry | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Clustering Technique for Student Performance | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
6 | Mrs. BRUNDHA ELCI J | Exam Cell Automation System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Criminal Recognition & Tracking System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
7 | Mrs. RUMA PANDA | Online Product Offer Analysis for Customer Profitability with Collaborative Filtering | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Online Bus Pass Generation using QR Code | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
8 | Mrs. RACHITHA M V | Pothole detection using Raspberry PI | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
E-Wallet & Payment Gateway | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
9 | Mrs. KAVITHA BAI A S | Road Accident Analysis using Data Mining | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
A System to Filter Unwanted Messages from OSN | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
10 | Mrs. ROOPALAKSHMI S | Sports Event Management Platform for Colleges | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
11 | Mr. NOOR BASHA | Face Detection of Late Comers | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
12 | Mrs. SHILPA REDDY | Remote Control Accesses for Electronic Gadgets | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
13 | Mrs. A ROSLINE MARY | Intelligent Protection in a Distress Situation using Smart Way | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
14 | Mrs. RASHMI R | Homomorphic Encrypted MONGODB for Users Data Security | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
15 | Mrs. MAMATHA C R | Home Automation Using IoT | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
MANETs & Protocols | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
16 | Mrs. VEENA G | Android Based Leave Management System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||
Student Management System | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 | ||||
17 | Ms. ASHWINI M | Missile Surveillance System using ARM | International Research Journal of Computer Science | June, 2019 | Vol 6, Issue 6 | 2393-9842 |
Sl. No | Name of the Faculty | Title | Name of the Journal/Conference/Event /Publisher | Year | Vol/Issue | ISSN No | DOI | Citation |
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1 | Dr. M.RAMAKRISHNA | Fuzzy Histogram Equalization for Image Enhancement | International Journal of Emerging Technology and Advanced Engineering, Scopus Index | July 2018 | Vol. 8 Iss. 7 | 2250-2459 | ||
An Efficient Image Segmentation Based On Generalized FCM | International Conference on Innovations in Electrical, Electronics, Power, Smart Grids & Advanced Computing Technologies | 9th & 10th March 2018 | Vol. 13 | 0973-4562 | ||||
2 | Dr. S. AMBAREESH | Deadline Constrained Scheduling to Reduce Packet Loss in Wireless Multimedia Networks | International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing, IEEE, Scopus Index | April 6-8, 2017, February, 2018 | 978-1-5090-3800-8 | |||
Evidence Identification from web browser and forensic analysis through recoverable data | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | 20th & 21st June 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||||
Optimizing the cloud performance by dynamic workload allocation | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | 20th & 21st June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||||
3 | Ms.JAYASHREE L K | Prevention of Theft, Accidents & Providing Insurance Using Cloud | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | June, 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||
Cyber law and its advantages in Indian IT | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | June, 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||||
KIWI: The Artificial Intelligent Robot | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | June, 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||||
4 | Mrs. MARY VIDYA JOHN | Detection of Deceptive Reviews in Online Social Media | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | 20th & 21st June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
Privacy- preserving High- order Possibilistic c-Means Algorithm for Big Data Clustering with Cloud Computing | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | 20th & 21st June 2018. | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||||
5 | Mrs J BRUNDHA ELCI | Secure Encryption and Deduplication of Data in Cloud | International Conference on Recent trends in Engineering | 20th & 21st June | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
6 | Mrs. RUMA PANDA | Application Based On Electricity Smart Meter | International Conference on Recent trends in Engineering and Technology | 20th & 21st June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
7 | Mr. KANTHARAJU .H.C | Enhancing Energy Efficiency of Cluster Wireless Sensor Networks by Secure Data Transmission | Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, Scopus Index | Nov 2017 | Special Iss.17 | 943-023X | ||
A Survey on Enhancing System Performance of Wireless Sensor Network by Secure Assemblage based Data Delivery | Journal of Advanced Research in Dynamical and Control Systems, Scopus Index | 2017 | Vol. 9. Sp– 17 | 1943-023X | 10.13140/RG2.2.13551.9482 | |||
Deadline Constrained Scheduling to Reduce Packet Loss in Wireless Multimedia Networks | International Conference on Communication and Signal Processing, IEEE, Scopus Index | April 6-8, 2017, February, 2018 | 978-1-5090-3800-8 | |||||
Profit Maximization through Customer Satisfaction Awareness in Cloud Computing | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology | 20th and 21st June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||||
8 | Mrs. KAVITHA BA | Inkblot password security to avoid brute force and phishing attack | International Conference On Recent Trend in Engineering & Technology | June, 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||
9 | Mrs. ROOPALAKSHMI. S | Timetable Generation and Leave management System | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | 20th June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
Plagiarism Detection Using N-Tuple Algorithm | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | 20th June 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||||
10 | Mr. NOOR BASHA | Reduction of Dimensionality in Structured Data Sets on Clustering Efficiency in Data Mining | International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research (ICCIC) | December, 2017 | 978-1-5090-6621-6 | 10.1109/iccic.2017.8523825 | ||
Implication of Restful Web Services in Big Data Analyrics | International Conference on Computational Systems and Information Technology for Sustainable Solutions | December, 2017 | 978-1-5386-2044-1 | 10.1109/csitss.2007.8447863 | ||||
11 | Mr. ANIL KUMAR | Homomorphic Encrypted MongoDB for users Data Security” in International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | Institute For Engineering Research and Publication (IFERP) | June 2018 | Vol. 1 | - | ||
12 | Mrs. ROSLINE MARY.A | Smart Salvage | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology | June 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||
13 | Mrs. SHILPA REDDY K | Sensitive data filtering in Online Social Mediae | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology (ICRTET-2018) | June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
14 | Mrs. MAMATHA C R | In-process Cyber-Attack Detection Using Machine Learning | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology (ICERT-2018) | June 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||
15 | Mrs. SUDHA D | Automated Robo Soccer using openCV | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering Technology (ICRTET- 2018) | June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 | ||
16 | Mrs. VEENA G | Webcam Based Interactive System for Paralyzed Patient | Perspectives in Communication, Embedded Systems & Signal Processing- An International Journal | May, 2018 | Vol. 2 Issue 2 | |||
17 | Mrs. ASHWINI M | A Survey On Cyber Attacks And Cyber Security Techniques | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering and Technology | June 2018 | - | 978-81-937041-8-9 | ||
18 | Mrs. JAGADAMBA A | Intrusion Detection | International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology (ICRTET-2018) | June 2018 | - | 978-81- 937041-8-9 |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP / Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | Rachitha M V | (Online attended) - International Faculty Development Program on Applications on Business Analytics- Ramaiah Institute of Technology , Conducted by Collaboration with Excel R Ed tech Pvt. Ltd. | 9th Oct - 13th Oct 2023 | 5 | |
2 | S Suma | Tensorflow for machine learning, Conducted by ICT academy | 27th Nov-1st Dec 2023 | 5 | Online |
3 | A. Menaka | Tensorflow for machine learning, Conducted by ICT academy | 27th Nov-1st Dec 2023 | 5 | Online |
4 | J Brundha Elci | AI Evolution: From Foundations to Generative AI, conducted by AICTE | 11th Dec - 15th Dec 2023 | 5 | Online |
5 | Rachitha M V | AI Evolution: From Foundations to Generative AI, conducted by AICTE | 11th Dec - 15th Dec 2023 | 5 | Online |
6 | Rachitha M V | Tensorflow for machine learning, Conducted by ICT academy | 26th Feb - 1st Mar 2024 | 5 | Online |
7 | Mary Vidya Jhon | AI Evolution: From Foundations to Generative AI, conducted by AICTE | 11th Dec - 15th Dec 2023 | 5 | Online |
8 | Jagadamba A | Training programme on VTU E-Consortium, conducted by VTU | 5th Dec 2023 | 1 | RNSIT(Bengaluru) |
9 | Jagadamba A | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 24th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
10 | Jagadamba A | Salesforce Platform developer 1, Conducted By ICT | 11th Sep - 15th Sep 2023 | 5 | BNMIT |
11 | Jagadamba A | Angular JS and Node JS | 16th Oct - 20th Oct 2023 | 5 | SVCE |
12 | Shilpa reddy K | Training programme on VTU E-Consortium, conducted by VTU | 5th Dec 2023 | 1 | RNSIT(Bengaluru) |
13 | Shilpa Reddy K | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 22nd Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
14 | Naveen H S | Industrial Application with Integrated IoT and Labview | 21st Aug 2023 | 6 | TOCE(Bengaluru) |
15 | Naveen H S | Stakeholders workshop on AICTE Approval Process 2024-25 | 1st Jan 2024 | 1 | Jnana Jyothi Auditorium, Palace ground |
16 | Naveen H S | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 19th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
17 | Veena G | AI Evolution: From Foundations to Generative AI, conducted by AICTE | 29th Jan - 2nd Feb 2024 | 5 | Online |
18 | Veena G | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 19th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
19 | Veena G | Salesforce Platform developer 1, Conducted By ICT | 11th Sep - 15th Sep 2023 | 5 | BNMIT |
20 | Krishna V | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 19th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
21 | Gopala Krishna. P | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 19th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
22 | Vijayashree H P | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 20th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
23 | Mamatha C R | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 21st Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
24 | Roopalakshmi S | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 23rd Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
25 | Rashmi R | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 25th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
26 | Kavitha Bai A S | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 26th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
27 | Chitra G | Interdisciplinary Insights: Data Science, Machine Learning and Cyber Security, conducted by Jain University | 26th Feb - 24 Feb 2024 | 6 | Online |
28 | Shilpa G V | Fundamentals of Data Science & Analytics” organised by AICTE – VTU Joint Teachers Training Programme VISVESVARAYA TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY | 5th June to 9th June 2023 | 5 | Online |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP / Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | Mary Vidya John | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
2 | J Brundha Elci | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR - Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
Introduction to Python Programming & its Applications | 13th - 17th March 2023 | 5 | Online attended – AICTE-VTU | ||
3 | Roopalakshmi S | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
4 | Rachitha M V | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
5 | Shilpa G V | Social Connect & Responsibility | Nov 10th - 12th 2022 | 3 | Atria Institute of Technology |
6 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Intellectual Property and Academics | 7.10.2022 | 1 | Presidency University, Bengaluru |
7 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Innovation Ambassador : foundation and Advanced level | 10.09.2022 | 1 | MoE Innovation Cell and AICTE, New Delhi |
8 | Veena G | Object Oriented Programming with JAVA Laboratory | 27th Oct 2022 - 29th Oct 2022 | 3 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
9 | Veena G | Deep Learning models for cyber attack detection | 28th Nov 2022 - 30th Nov 2022 | 3 | Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering |
10 | S Suma | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
Programme on “Introduction to Python Programming & its applications” | 13th 17th March 2023 | 5 | One Week AICTE - VTU Joint Teachers Training | ||
11 | Ashwini M | Object Oriented Programming with Java Laboratory | 27th Oct 2022 - 29th Oct 2022 | 3 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
12 | A. Rosline Mary | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
Advanced Tools and Techniques for Best Research | 26th - 30th Sept 2022 | 5 | RV Institute of Technology and Management, Bengaluru. | ||
Intellectual Property and Academics | 26th - 30th Sept 2022 | 5 | RV Institute of Technology and Management, Bengaluru. | ||
Advanced Tools and Techniques for Best Research | 7th October 2022. | 1 | School of Law, Presidency University, Bengaluru, in Collaboration with Karnataka State Council for Science and Technology, Bengaluru | ||
AI tools for research | April 27, 2023 | 1 | Workshop | ||
Quill Bot | May 12, 2023 | 1 | Online Attended by comprehensive AI writing platform | ||
The implementation and utilization of the Drillbit Plagiarism detection software | May 19, 2023 | 1 | Online attended by VTU consortium | ||
AI Tools for Research Writing | May 20,21, 2023 | 1 | Manuscriptpedia, Kanyakumari | ||
13 | Chitra G | AI in healthcare | 20 October to 21 October 2022 | 2 | VIT UNIVERSITY, Vellore |
14 | K.Shilpa Reddy | National intellectual property awareness mission | Feb 15 th 2023 | 1 | Online Attended By Vemana Institute of Technology |
Artificial Intelligence | 23-02-2023 to 25-02-2023 | 3 | Online Attended By Tech Saksham | ||
15 | Naveen H S | Artificial Intelligence | 23rd - 25th February 2023 | 3 | Tech Saksham Program (Online) |
Leveraging Generative AI for Teaching Programming | 10th - 11th & 17th - 18th February 2023 | 4 | NPTEL | ||
16 | Rachitha M V | Introduction to Python Programming & its Applications | 13th to 17th March 2023 | 5 | Online attended - AICTE-VTU |
Designing and Modelling of IoT, AI & ML Systems | 1st to 5th August 2022 | 5 | Online attended - (AICTE), ATAL Academy, STMicroelectronics and Arm Education |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP / Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | K. Shilpa Reddy | Innovations and Intellectual Property Rights | 31st Jan - 2nd Feb 2022 | 3 | IPR Cell, VIT in association with MSME, Govt Of India, Bengaluru |
2 | K. Shilpa Reddy | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
3 | Mary Vidya John | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
4 | Mary Vidya John | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
5 | J Brundha Elci | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
6 | J Brundha Elci | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR - Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
7 | Roopalakshmi S | Innovations and Intellectual Property Rights | 31st Jan - 2nd Feb 2022 | 3 | IPR Cell, VIT in association with MSME, Govt Of India, Bengaluru |
8 | Roopalakshmi S | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
9 | Rachitha M V | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology | ||
Big data analytics and machine learning” | 26th March 2022 | 7 | Online attended – East point College of Engineering | ||
11 | Shilpa G V | Social Connect & Responsibility | Nov 10th - 12th 2022 | 3 | Atria Institute of Technology |
12 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Intellectual Property and Academics | 7.10.2022 | 1 | Presidency University, Bengaluru |
13 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Innovation Ambassador : foundation and Advanced level | 10.09.2022 | 1 | MoE Innovation Cell and AICTE, New Delhi |
14 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Reviewer and Session Chair at Third International Conference On Innovations In Science And Technology For Sustainable Development (ICISTSD 2022) | 25 to 26.08.2022 | 2 | IEEE Kerala Section held at College Of Engineering Perumon, Kollam |
15 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Regional meet on “Institutions Innovation Council” | 16.08.2022 | 1 | MoE’s Innovation Cell held at Reva University, Bangalore |
16 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Session Chair at 6th International Conference on Advances in Computer and Communication Engineering (ACCE 2022) | 12 to 13.08.2022 | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore |
17 | Dr. S Ambareesh | Workshop on 'An Overview of Teaching in Data Science and Analytics' | 25 to 29.04.2022 | 5 | AICTE-VTU Joint Teachers Training Association, VTU HRDC-562101. |
18 | Dr. S Ambareesh | workshop on ‘Quality in Teaching and Assessment Process' | 21 to 22.03.2022 | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore |
19 | Dr. Kantharaju H C | Workshop on ‘Quality in Teaching and Assessment Process' | 21 to 22.03.2022 | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore |
20 | Kavitha Bai A S | workshop on ‘Quality in Teaching and Assessment Process' | 21 to 22.03.2022 | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore |
Quality in Teaching Learning and Assessment Process | 21 & 22 March 2022 | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore | ||
21 | Mamatha C R | Innovations and Intellectual Property Rights | 31st Jan - 2nd Feb 2022 | 3 | IPR Cell, VIT in association with MSME, Govt Of India, Bengaluru |
22 | Jagadamba A | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
23 | Veena G | Object Oriented Programming with JAVA Laboratory | 27th Oct 2022 - 29th Oct 2022 | 3 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
24 | Veena G | Deep Learning models for cyber attack detection | 28th Nov 2022 - 30th Nov 2022 | 3 | Dayanand Sagar College of Engineering |
25 | S Suma | An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics | 25th Apr - 29th Apr 2022 | 5 | VTU Human Resource Development Centre (VTU - HRDC) Centre for PG Studies, VIAT, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur (Dist.) |
26 | S Suma | Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
Programme on “An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Data Science and Analytics” | 25th - 29th April 2022 | 5 | One Week AICTE - VTU Joint Teachers Training | ||
27 | Ashwini M | Object Oriented Programming with Java Laboratory | 27th Oct 2022 - 29th Oct 2022 | 3 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology |
28 | Ashwini M | Quality in Teaching and Assessment Process | 21st Mar - 22nd Mar | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology |
29 | A.Rosline Mary | Quality in Teaching and Assessment Process | 21st Mar - 22nd Mar | 2 | Vemana Institute of Technology |
Art of Research Paper Writing and IPR- Level 2 | 20th Sept - 24th Sept | 5 | Sri Krishna Institute of Technology | ||
Data Science and Machine Learning | March 7, 2022 to March 11, 2022 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering | ||
"How to write a Quality Paper & publish in Index Journal" | May 29, 2021 | 1 | Online attended Dr.T.Thimmaiah Institute of Technology, | ||
"A complete guide to how to write Research Methodology" | May 8, 2021 | 1 | Online attended Research Graduate, Bengaluru, India | ||
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30 | Chitra G | Blockchain Technology and its applications | 10th Jan to 31 jan 2022 | 21 | Eduxlabs |
AI in healthcare | 20 October to 21 October 2022 | 2 | VIT UNIVERSITY, Vellore | ||
31 | Vijayashree HP | ATAL FDP on "Block chain Technology and Applications" | 6-12-2021 to 10-12-2021 | 5 | Online mode Manipal institute of Technology |
32 | Naveen H S | Application of IoT in Aerospace Engineering | 27-12-2021 to 31-12-2021 | 5 | VTU-HRDC, Muddenahalli, Chikkaballapur(Online) |
An Overview of Teaching Techniques in Innovation & Design Thinking | 06-12-2021 to 10-12-2021 | 5 | Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belagavi(Online) | ||
ROLE OF TECHNOLOGY FOR SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE & AGRI ENTREPRENEURSHIP | 04-10-2021 to 08-10-2021 | 5 | Tontadarya College of Engineering, Gadag, Karnataka(Online) | ||
Data Science and Machine Learning | 27-09-2021 to 01-10-2021 | 5 | SR University, Telangana(Online) | ||
Current Era-A Technology driven digital transformation in Industry 4.0 | 30-08-2021 to 04-09-2021 | 6 | SJBIT, Bengaluru(Online) | ||
Data Monitoring & Analysis using Cloud | 20th – 22th January, 2022 | 3 | GOGTE Institute of Technology | ||
Application of IoT in Aerospace Engineering | 27th – 31th December, 2021 | 5 | ATAL Academy - VTU | ||
Blockchain Technologies and its Applications | 6th – 10th December, 2021 | 5 | Manipal Institute of Technology | ||
Data science and Machine Learning | 27th September – 1st October, 2021 | 5 | SR University | ||
Current Era-A Technology driven Digital Transformation in Industry4.0 | 30th August – 4th September, 2021 | 6 | SJB Institute of Technology |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP/ Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | Dr. S. AMBAREESH | IoT based WSN using COOJA Network Simulator | 5th-11th November 2020 | 7 | IFET college of engineering |
2 | Mrs. JAYASHREE L.K | Research Perspective on Data Science & Deep Learning | 12th - 16th July, 2021 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering |
3 | Mrs. SHILPA G V | Machine Learning | 10th - 14th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
Natural Language Processing | 14th - 19th December, 2020 | 5 | Manipal Institute of Technology | ||
4 | Mrs. Mary VidyaJhon | Machine Learning | 10th - 14th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
5 | Mrs. BRUNDHA ELCI .J | Machine Learning | 10th - 14th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
Data Science: Hands on with Python, Keras & Tensor flow | 14th - 18th September, 2020 | 5 | Vellore Institute of Technology | ||
Emerging Trends in Data Analytics | 10th - 14th May, 2021 | 5 | BMS institute of Technology & Management | ||
Next Generation Wireless Technologies: 5G and beyond | 7th - 12th June, 2021 | 5 | INDO Global College of Engineering | ||
Artificial Intelligence & Natural Language Processing | 12th - 16th July, 2021 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering | ||
6 | Mrs. RUMA PANDA | Artificial Intelligence & Natural Language Processing | 12th - 16th July, 2021 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
7 | Mrs. RACHITHA M.V | Deep Learning | 7th - 10th December, 2020 | 4 | Sambhram Institute of Technology |
Machine learning and its application in IoT | 4th - 9th January | 5 | School of Computing, Vel Tech Rangarajan Dr. Sagunthala R&D Institute of Science and Technology | ||
Artificial Intelligence & Natural Language Processing | 12th - 16th July, 2021 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering | ||
8 | Mrs. KAVITHA BAI A.S | Emerging Trends in Automotive Embedded Systems | 12th - 14th August, 2020 | 3 | Bangalore Institute of Technology |
Block Chain | 2nd - 6th November, 2020 | 5 | Indian Institute of Information Technology Dharwad | ||
Trends in Cloud Computing & Security | 15th - 17th May, 2021 | 3 | Nagarjuna College of Engineering & Technology | ||
9 | Mrs. A Rosline Mary | Machine Learning | 10th - 14th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
10 | Mrs. ROOPALAKSHMI S | Mobile Application Development using Android OS | 6th - 10th April, 2021 | 5 | BMS Institute of Technology & Management |
Next Generation Wireless Technologies: 5G and beyond | 7th - 12th June, 2021 | 5 | INDO Global College of Engineering | ||
ATAL FDP on "Block chain" | 12-10-2020 to 16-10-2020 | 6 | Online mode - Nitte Mahalinga Adhyanthaya Memorial Institute of Technology | ||
ATAL FDP on "Block chain" | 2-11-2020 to 6-11-2020 | 6 | Oline mode - Indian Institute of Information Technology Dharwad | ||
11 | Mrs. VEENA G | Introduction to MATLAB & Simulink | 19th - 23rd October, 2020 | 4 | AGIMUS Academy |
12 | Mrs. ASHWINI M | Emerging Trends in Automotive Embedded Systems | 12th - 14th August, 2020 | 3 | Bangalore Institute of Technology |
Data Science in Digital Economy | 17th - 19th August | 3 | Vidyavardhaka College Of Engineering, Mysuru | ||
Outcome Based Education & NBA Accreditation | 22nd - 27th February, 2021 | 6 | Dr. Amedkar Institute of Technology | ||
13 | Mrs. JAGADAMBA A | Artificial Intelligence using Python | 14th - 19th September, 2020 | 6 | Brainovision Solutions India Pvt.Ltd. & National Youth Council of India |
Python & Mobile Application Development | 24th - 29th September, 2020 | 6 | HKBK College of Engineering | ||
ATAL FDP on "Block chain" | 2020-11-2 to 2020-11-6 | 6 | Oline mode - Indian Institute of Information Technology Dharwad | ||
ATAL FDP on "Block chain" | 12-10-2020 to 16-10-2020 | 6 | Online mode - Nitte Mahalinga Adhyanthaya Memorial Institute of Technology | ||
14 | Mrs. VIJAYASHREE H P | Artificial Intelligence | 21st - 25th November, 2020 | 5 | IIIT, Naya Raipur |
ATAL FDP on "Artificial Intellegence" | 4-1-2021 to 8-1-2021 | 5 | Online mode Dr. Ambekar Institute of Technolgy | ||
15 | Mrs. SUMA S | Machine Learning | 10th - 14th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering |
Machine Learning and Computer Vision: Applications, Research Challenges (MLCV 2020) | 24th - 28th August, 2020 | 5 | National Institute of Technology Silchar, Assam Gauhati University Institute of Science & Technology, Guwahati, Assam | ||
Multidisciplinary research problems in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning | 8th - 12th February, 2021 | 5 | Department of Computer Science and Engineering, VVCE, Mysuru | ||
16 | Mr. NAVEEN H S | Design of Knowledge based Systems using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning models: In the context of Agricultural and Food products | 7th - 12th September, 2020 | 6 | Manipal Institute of Technology, Manipal |
Crossing barriers in Research | 14th - 18th September, 2020 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering | ||
Outcome Based Education & NBA Accreditation | 22nd - 27th February, 2021 | 6 | Dr. Amedkar Institute of Technology | ||
17 | Ms. Rashmi R | FDP on "5G and its Impact on IOT" | 19-8-2020 to 11-8-2020 | 3 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology |
FDP on "Sensors & Their Applications" | 13-7-2020 to 17-7-2020 | 5 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology | ||
FDP on "Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering" | 1-7-2020 to 5-7-2020 | 5 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology | ||
FDP on Recent Trends in Photonics | 14/06/21 to 19/6/21 | 6 | Online mode in TOCE | ||
FDP on "Recent Trends in Electronics & Communication Engineering" | 10/8/2020 to 14/8/2020 | 5 | Online mode in CMRIT | ||
18 | Ms. Mamatha C R | FDP on "5G and its Impact on IOT" | 19-8-2020 to 11-8-2020 | 3 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology |
FDP on "Sensors & Their Applications" | 13-7-2020 to 17-7-2020 | 5 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology | ||
FDP on "Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering" | 1-7-2020 to 5-7-2020 | 5 | Online mode in Vemana Institute of Technology | ||
FDP on Developing Code Comprehension skills BITES | 18-01-2020 to 20-01-2020 | 3 | Offline mode in Vemana IT |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP/ Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | Dr. S. AMBAREESH | Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
5G & its impact on Internet of Things | 9th - 11h July, 2020 | 3 | Vemana I T | ||
Sensors & Their Applications | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
2 | Mrs. JAYASHREE .L.K | Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python – A Hands-on approach | 06th - 10th July 2020 | 5 | Dayananda Sagar University | ||
3 | Mrs. SHILPA G V | Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
Mobile App Development and Artificial Intelligence with MIT App Inventor | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
4 | Mrs. BRUNDHA ELCI .J | Research Methodology | 17th - 26th January, 2020 | 10 | VTU HRD Centre, Centre for PG studies, Muddenahalli |
Emerging Trends in Cyber Security | 15th - 20th June, 2020 | 6 | CMR Institute of Technology | ||
Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python - A Hands-on Approach | 6th – 10th July 2020 | 5 | DayanandaSagar University | ||
Mobile App Development and Artificial Intelligence with MIT App Inventor | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
5 | Mrs. RUMA PANDA | Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
Sensors & Their Applications | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
6 | Mr. KANTHARAJU H C | Sensors & their Applications | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
7 | Mrs. RACHITHA .M.V | Emerging Applications in Deep Learning | 08th - 12th June, 2020 | 5 | RajaRajeswari College of Engineering, Bangalore |
Big Data Management: An End-to-End Perspective | 15th - 19th June, 2020 | 5 | M S Ramaiah Instutute Of Technology | ||
Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
Sensors & Their Applications | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
8 | Mrs. KAVITHA BAI .A.S | Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T |
9 | Mrs. ROOPALAKSHMI. S | Mobile App Development and AI with MIT App Inventor | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | NMAM Institute of Technology, NITTE |
10 | Mrs. A Rosline Mary | Research Methodology | 17th - 26th Jan, 2020 | 10 | VTU RC, Muddenahalli |
Emerging Applications in Deep Learning | 8th - 12th June, 2020 | 5 | Rajarajeswari College of Engineering | ||
Emerging Technologies In Web and Data Engineering | 01st - 5thJuly, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
Big Data Management-An End to End Perspective | 15th - 19th June, 2020 | 5 | M S Ramaiah Institute of Technology | ||
Big Data & Machine Learning using R/SPARKLYR | 22nd - 27th June, 2020 | 5 | CMRIT | ||
Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python – A Hands-on Approach | 6th - 10th July, 2020 | 5 | Dayananda Sagar University | ||
Latex & It's Applications for Researchers | 20th - 24th August, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering | ||
Mobile App Development and Artificial Intelligence with MIT App Inventor | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | NMAM Institute of Technology | ||
11 | Mrs. VEENA G | Image & Video Processing Techniques using Python Programming | 15th - 19th June, 2020 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering |
12 | Mrs. JAGADAMBA A | Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python - A Hands-on Approach | 6th - 10th July, 2020 | 5 | Dayananda Sagar University |
13 | Mrs. VIJAYASHREE H P | Emerging Trends in Cyber Security | 15th - 20th June, 2020 | 6 | CMR Institute of Technology |
Research Methodology and LaTeX with Hands-on | 6th - 11th July, 2020 | 6 | Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering | ||
Sensors & Their Applications | 13th - 17th July, 2020 | 5 | Vemana I T | ||
Emerging Trends | 22nd - 26th July, 2020 | 5 | BIT Institute of Technology, Hindupur | ||
14 | Mrs. SUMA S | Emerging Applications in Deep Learning | 8th - 12th June, 2020 | 5 | Rajarajeswari College of Engineering |
Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python - A Hands-on Approach | 6th - 10th July, 2020 | 5 | DayanandaSagar University | ||
LaTex and it's Application for Researchers | 20th - 24th July, 2020 | 5 | Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysusru | ||
IoT and Wireless Sensor Network | 27th - 31st | 5 | Brindavan College of Engineering | ||
15 | Mr. NAVEEN H S | Internet of Things (IoT) | 25th - 29th April, 2020 | 5 | IIIT Nagpur |
MATLAB based Teaching-Learning in Mathematics, Science & Engineering | 18th - 22nd May, 2020 | 5 | Department of ECE, RamraoAdik Institute of Technology, Nerul, Navi Mumbai | ||
Artificial Intelligence | 22nd - 26th May, 2020 | 5 | G. Narayanamma Institute of Technology and Science | ||
Python 3.4.3 & Python DJANGO | 8th June - 13th June, 2020 | 6 | CMR Engineering College, Hyderabad | ||
Emerging Trends in Cyber Security | 15th - 20th June, 2020 | 6 | CMR Institute of Technology | ||
Pioneering AI Technology - A Case Study Approach | 22nd - 26th June, 2020 | 5 | Dayananda Sagar University | ||
Current Trends in Machine Learning with Python - A Hands-on Approach | 6th - 10th July, 2020 | 5 | Dayananda Sagar University |
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the FDP/ Training Attended | Date | No. of Days | Venue |
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1 | Mrs. JAYASHREE L.K | Big Data Analytics | 21st - 25th Jan, 2019 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering |
2 | Mrs. BRUNDHA ELCI .J | Machine Learning with Python | 7th - 11th January, 2019 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering |
3 | Mrs. KAVITHA BAI .A.S | Faculty Development Program for Student Induction (FDP-SI) | 17th - 19th June, 2019 | 3 | Cambridge Institute of Technology Bangalore |
4 | Mrs. A Rosline Mary | Big Data Analytics | 21st - 25th Jan, 2019 | 5 | New Horizon College of Engineering |
5 | Mrs. Shilpa Reddy K | Big Data Analytics & IoT | 7th - 12th Jan, 2019 | 5 | SJBIT |
6 | Mrs. Rashmi R | Research Methodology & Latex | 14th - 16th November, 2019 | 3 | Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering |
7 | Mrs. Mamatha C R | Research Methodology & Latex | 14th - 16th November, 2019 | 3 | Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering |
8 | Mr. Noor Basha | Research Methodology & Latex | 14th - 16th November, 2019 | 3 | Sri Venkateshwara College of Engineering |
We are proud to inform that, 6th International Conference on Advances in Computer and Communication Engineering (ACCE-2022) has been successfully completed on 12th and 13th August 2022 at Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore organized by Dept. of CSE & ISE.
The main aim of this conference was to bring together leading academicians, researchers, technocrats, practitioners, and students to exchange and share their experiences and research outputs on all aspects. It was also meant to provide a premier interdisciplinary platform to present and discuss the most recent innovations, trends, and concerns as well as practical challenges encountered and solutions adopted in the field of Computer Science and Engineering.
The conference maintained a high-quality peer-review process for all the manuscripts submitted, starting with a primary evaluation that included a plagiarism check for the original contents. Rejections at this stage had either serious scientific flaws, very poor grammar or were outside the aim and scope of this Conference. Those that met the minimum criteria were passed on to experts in the domain for review. Single-blind review process was employed, where the reviewer remained anonymous to the authors throughout the process. Reviewers were requested to decide on accepting/rejecting the submitted paper, along with suggestions to improve the quality of the paper. After getting the review report, authors were informed of acceptance/rejection.
The inaugural function of the program was held on 12thAugust 2022 started with invocation song.All the dignitaries lighted the lamp as it symbolizes the beginning of the function.
Dr. M Ramakrishna, Prof. & Head, CSE and Convener ACCE-2022 welcomed the gathering of the function. Dr. S Ambareesh, Associate Professor, CSE and Faculty Coordinator, ACCE 2022 gave the overview of ACCE -2022.
Later all the dignitaries released the proceedings of the conference. Prof. Veena G, introduced the Chief Guest. The chief guest for the function was Shri. Praveen Kamath Kumbla, GM & Head HR, Wipro Pvt Ltd., Bangalore.
Prof. Rajanna M, Co-Convener ACCE-2022, Associate Professor & Head, Department of Information Science and Engineering introduced the Guest of Honor. The Guest of Honorfor the function was DrThippeswamy G, Professor, CSE and Dean Academics (Formerly), BMSITM, Bangalore.
The inaugural program was followed withkeynote addressed by Dr.Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana IT. The inaugural program was followed withPresidential addressed by Sri S Jayaram Reddy, President, KRJS. The inaugural program was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr. Nandagopalan S, Professor, Department of Information Science and Engineering, Vemana IT.
The conference covered the important areas like IOT, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Image Processing (DIP), etc. There were 68 papers presented under different areas. All the papers are blind reviewed, accepted and presented papers will be published in peer reviewed journals like International Journal of Innovative Research in Advanced Engineering (IJIRAE) and International Research Journal of Computer Science (IRJCS) and indexed with crossref, crossmark, google scholar, academia.edu and maily in Mendeley – Elsevier with Digital Object Identifier (DOI), used to permanently identify an article and link to it on the web.
On first day, Session 1 & 2:Track 1 was chaired by Dr. Narasimha Murthy K N,Professor, School of Engineering and Technology, Christ (deemed to be University) and co-chaired by Dr. Kantharaju H C, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana IT.Session 1&2: Track 2 was chaired by Dr. Saravana Kumar, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering,The Oxford College of Engineering and co-chaired by Dr. Ambareesh S, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana IT.
Second day, Session 3& 4: Track 1 was chaired by Dr. Kiran P, Professor, Department of CSE, RNSIT and co-chaired by Dr. Nandagopalan S, Professor, Department of Information Science and Engineering, Vemana IT.Session 3 & 4: Track 2was chaired by Dr. Ashok Kumar P S, Professor, Department of CSE, HKBK College of Engineering and co-chaired by Dr. H Sunil, Associate Professor, Department of ECE, Vemana IT.
The conference was concluded with participant’s feedback, certificate distribution and photo session.
We are proud to inform that, 5th International Conference on Advances in Computer and Communication Engineering (ACCE-19) has been successfully completed on 17th and 18th June 2019 at Vemana Institute of Technology, Bangalore organized by Dept. of CSE & ISE.
The inaugural function of the program was held on 17th June 2019. Dr. M Ramakrishna, Convener ACCE-19 and HoD, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana IT welcomed the gathering for the function. Dr. S Ambareesh Co-Convener ACCE-19, Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering gave the overview of ACCE -19.
The chief guest for the function was Mr. Nilesh P Naik, Senior Engineering Director, Unisys India Private Ltd.
The inaugural program was followed by key note address, Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana IT on “Industrial Revolution 4.0”. The inaugural program was concluded with vote of thanks by Dr. Nandagopalan S, Professor, Department of Information Science and Engineering, Vemana IT.
The conference covered the important areas like IOT, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Digital Image Processing (DIP), Social area Networks, etc. There were 70 papers presented under different areas. All the accepted and presented papers are published in IRJCS with ISSN. On first day, session 1 was chaired by Dr. Saravana Kumar, HOD/CSE, The Oxford College of Engineering and co-chaired by Dr. Nandagopalan S, Professor, Department of Information Science and Engineering, Vemana IT. Session 2 was chaired by Dr. Kiran P, Associate Professor, Department of CSE, RNSIT and co-chaired by Ms. Brundha Elci J, Assistant Professor, Department of CSE, Vemana IT.
Second day, session 1 was chaired by Dr. Manju Devi, Professor and Head of ECE, The Oxford College of Engineering and co-chaired by Ms. Jayashree L K, Assistant Professor, Department of CSE, Vemana IT. Session 2 was chaired by Dr. Shiva Murthy D, Associate Professor, VTU PG Center, Muddenahalli and co-chaired by Ms. Mary Vidya John, Assistant Professor, Department of CSE, Vemana IT.
The conference was concluded with participant's feedback, certificate distribution and photo session.
The "International Conference on Recent Trends in Engineering & Technology (ICRTET-2018)" is being organized by Vemana Institute of Technology, Bengaluru, Karnataka in association with Institute for Engineering Research and Publications (IFERP) on the 20th & 21st June, 2018.
The ICRTET-2018 was a notable event which brings academia, researchers, engineers, industry experts and students together. The purpose of this conference is to discuss applications and development in area of “Engineering & Technology” which were given international values by IFERP. The International Conference attracted over 253 submissions. Through rigorous peer reviews 122 high quality papers were recommended by the Committee. The Conference aptly focuses on the tools and techniques for the developments on current technology.
We are earnestly thankful to all the authors who have contributed their research works to the conference. We thank our Management for their wholehearted support and encouragement. We thank our Principal for his continuous guidance. We are also thankful for the cooperative advice from our advisory Chairs and Co-Chairs. We thank all the members of our local organizing Committee, National and International Advisory Committees.
International Conference on Advances in Computer & Communication Engineering(ACCE - 2107) on 5th and 6th May 2017 aims to focus and address the key issues in recent trends, advances and research results in the field of Computer and Communication Engineering through technical paper presentation and poster presentations. This Conference is open to Students (undergraduate and postgraduate), Faculties, Research Scholars, Scientists and so on. All papers submitted for presentation at the conference will be reviewed by respective Journals reviewing teams. The selected papers will be published in Google Scholar indexed journals with ISSN.
All the selected papers will be published in Google Scholar indexed associated journals (IJETT / IJCOT / IJCSE / IJECE) with ISSN and these journals are indexed in other reputable authorities as well.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology organized a 3-day workshop on “Python for Data Analysis” for 3rd-semester students. The workshop was conducted from 4th November 2024, 11th November 2024 and 12th November 2024 in Lab-403, with sessions held daily from 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM. The workshop was led by Ms. K. Vishnupriya, Founder & Trainer at Qelight, who brought her extensive expertise in data analysis to the sessions.
No. of Participants: 50 students
Event Summary:
The workshop aimed to provide students with hands-on experience in using Python for analyzing and interpreting data, an essential skill in the modern data-driven world. Over three days, the students were introduced to the fundamentals of Python programming, advanced libraries for data analysis, and practical techniques for handling datasets effectively.
Day 1:
Ms. Vishnupriya began the workshop by introducing Python as a versatile programming language for data analysis. She covered the basics of Python programming, including data types, loops, and functions. The session then progressed to exploring popular Python libraries such as NumPy and Pandas, focusing on their application in data manipulation and analysis. Hands-on activities involved importing datasets, cleaning data, and performing basic exploratory tasks.
Day 2:
The second day focused on data visualization techniques using Matplotlib and Seaborn libraries. Ms. Vishnupriya demonstrated how these libraries could be used to create compelling visualizations, such as bar charts, line graphs, scatter plots, and heatmaps. Students worked on case studies to visualize datasets, uncover patterns, and derive insights. Additionally, there was an introduction to working with large datasets and optimizing data pipelines for efficiency.
Day 3:
The final day of the workshop covered advanced topics, including data preprocessing techniques and statistical analysis. Ms. Vishnupriya guided students through methods of handling missing data, detecting outliers, and scaling data. A significant portion of the day was dedicated to implementing real-world data analysis projects, where students collaborated to analyze datasets and present their findings. The session concluded with tips on leveraging Python for automation and streamlining data workflows.
Key Topics Covered:
• Introduction to Python for Data Analysis: Basics of Python, data types, loops, and functions.
• Working with Libraries: Hands-on sessions with NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, and Seaborn.
• Data Cleaning and Manipulation: Techniques for handling missing values, standardizing datasets,
and optimizing workflows.
• Visualization Techniques: Creating impactful visualizations to represent data insights effectively.
• Statistical Analysis and Preprocessing: Overview of statistical concepts and preprocessing
techniques for data readiness.
• Real-World Projects: Practical implementation of learned concepts through collaborative analysis of
real-world datasets.
Interactive Sessions:
Throughout the workshop, students had ample opportunities to interact with Ms. Vishnupriya. The interactive sessions encouraged students to ask questions about Python's applications in data analysis and seek advice on tackling common challenges in data preprocessing and visualization. Ms. Vishnupriya shared her industry experiences, providing insights into the evolving landscape of data analysis and the importance of mastering Python for career growth.
Conclusion:
The 3-day workshop on Python for Data Analysis was a resounding success. Students gained a comprehensive understanding of Python's capabilities in data analysis, coupled with practical skills for handling and visualizing datasets. The hands-on approach ensured that students could confidently apply these skills to academic projects and real-world scenarios.
The workshop provided a robust foundation for students aspiring to pursue careers in data science and analytics. The Department of Computer Science and Engineering extended its heartfelt gratitude to Ms. K. Vishnupriya for her engaging and informative sessions, which inspired the students to explore data analysis with renewed enthusiasm.
PO’s Covered: PO1, PO 2, PO 3, PO 5, PO6, PO 12,PSO1.
Pictures of the event:
Students: 6 th & 4th Semester.
Timing: 10:00AM Onwards
Date: 22/06/2024 – 24/06/2024
Faculty Coordinator: Ms. K. Shilpa Reddy
No. of Students: 80
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering in association with Vemana IEEE computer society student branch chapter along with ISTE Society(Indian Society for Technical Education).
DAY 1: JUNE 22, 2024
Inauguration Ceremony
The workshop commenced with an inaugural ceremony where the dignitaries from Vemana Institute of Technology, IEEE Computer Society, and ISTE shared their insights on the importance of such workshops. The ceremony set a positive tone for the learning experience ahead.
Introduction to Computer Networks
Overview of Computer Networks:The session began with a comprehensive
introduction to
computer networks, covering the basic concepts and terminologies.
Importance of Computer Networks:The speakers highlighted the
significance of computer
networks in today's digital world, discussing various applications and real-life examples.
Fundamentals of Golang
Introduction to Golang:The afternoon session was dedicated to the
basics of the Go programming
language. Students were introduced to its syntax, features, and why it's suited for network
programming.
Setting up the Environment: Participants were guided through setting
up the Go development
environment on their systems.
Practical Session
Hello World Program:As a starting point, students wrote and executed
their first "Hello World"
program in Go.
Basic Programs in Go:Several simple programs were written to
understand variables, loops, and
conditional statements in Golang.
Day 2: June 23, 2024
Deep Dive into Network Protocols
Network Protocols Overview:The morning session covered essential
network protocols such as
TCP/IP, HTTP, and HTTPS.
Practical Examples:Real-world examples of how these protocols work
were demonstrated to
provide a better understanding
Building a Local Server with Go
Introduction to Server Creation: Participants were introduced to the
concept of creating a local
server using Go.
Code Walkthrough: A step-by-step walkthrough of server code was
provided, explaining each part
in detail.
Hands-on Session
Writing Server Code:Students wrote their server code and tested it on
their local machines.
Troubleshooting and Debugging: Common issues encountered while setting
up servers were
discussed, and troubleshooting tips were provided.
Day 3: June 24, 2024
Advanced Golang Networking
Concurrency in Go:The final day began with an in-depth session on
concurrency in Go, explaining
goroutines and channels
Building a Concurrent Server:Participants learned to modify their
servers to handle multiple
connections simultaneously
Connecting to Multiple Networks
Network Configuration:: Instructions on how to configure the server
to connect to multiple
networks were provided.
Practical Implementation:Students implemented the network
configuration and tested their
servers in a simulated environment.
Project Work and Demonstrations
Group Projects:Participants were divided into groups to work on
mini-projects, implementing
what they had learned over the past two days.
Project Demonstrations:Each group presented their project,
demonstrating the functionality of
their server and explaining their approach.
CONCLUSION
The hands-on workshop on Computer Networks and Golang programming was a resounding success. It provided participants with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills. The collaboration between the Vemana CSE Department, IEEE Computer Society, and ISTE ensured a well-rounded learning experience for all attendees.
PO'S and pso's covered are po1,po2,po5,po12,po10,pso3,po9
PICTURES OF THE EVENT
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a3-Days workshop in association with IEEE & ISTE on “DevOp’s” for 6rth sem students on 24th -26th May 2024 at 9.00AM-5.00PM. The key speakers are Mr. Vishal G. R , Ms. Chaitra S ,Ms. Yuktha D , DevOps Engineer @ Sonata Software Pvt. Ltd , Bengaluru.The sessions are well planned and circulated to all the participants.
Few Snippets of workshop shown below:
Number of participants: 100 Students
Content:
Day 1: Mr.Vishal addressed on software development, the effective management of deployment processes, alongside adopting efficient methodologies like DevOps, Source Control Management (SCM), and Continuous Integration (CI), has become imperative for successful project delivery. He also explained the aims to provide an in-depth understanding of these foundational concepts, their significance, and their integration into modern software development workflows.
Ms. Chaitra addressed about Manual development process of deploying software applications or updates manually, typically performed by human operators without the assistance of automated tools.DevOps is a collaborative approach to software development and IT operations aimed at improving communication, collaboration, and integration between development and operations teams.
Ms. Yuktha Concluded on manual deployment practices, DevOps principles, SCM, and CI are integral components of modern software development workflows. While manual deployment still has its place in certain scenarios, the adoption of DevOps practices, alongside SCM and CI, enables organizations to streamline their development processes, improve collaboration, and deliver high-quality software efficiently and reliably. Embracing automation, continuous integration, and infrastructure as code is essential for staying competitive in today's rapidly evolving digital landscape.
Day 2: Ms.Yuktha addressed on Continuous Deployment is an extension of Continuous Integration (CI) where code changes are automatically deployed to production environments after passing automated tests. Docker is a leading containerization platform that enables developers to package applications and their dependencies into lightweight, portable containers. Kubernetes is an open-source container orchestration platform that automates the deployment, scaling, and management of containerized applications.
Ms. Chaitra concluded on continuous deployment practices, containerization with Docker, code quality analysis using SonarQube, container orchestration with Kubernetes, certification programs, and Azure Cloud services are integral components of contemporary software development workflows. By embracing these technologies and practices, organizations can accelerate application delivery, improve code quality, enhance scalability and resilience, and stay competitive in today's dynamic market landscape.
Day 3: Resource person has given overview on AWS Cloud ,AWS services,concepts and components,Hands-on: Creating and managing resources in AWS . Case Studies and Success Stories: Explore industry case studies and success stories to gain insights into how DevOps practices are revolutionizing businesses worldwide. Interactive Q & A addressed by experienced industry professionals and facilitators.
PO’s Covered: PO1, PO2, PO3,PO4,PO5,PO6,PO7,PO9, PO10,PO11, PO12/PSO1
Resource person: Mr. Menahi Sayan, Sr. Software Engineer @ Zenduty
Venue: 403 Central Computing Lab
Date: 12-01-2024 to 14-01-2024
Audience: 5 th Semester Students
Number of participants: 37 Students
The 3-days skill development hands-on workshop on "Machine Learning" was organized by department of Computer Science & Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology. The workshop covered a wide range of topics related to Machine Learning and current advancements in Artificial Intelligence providing participants with valuable insights and practical knowledge on ML Algorithms.
The workshop schedule was well-structured, covering both theoretical concepts and practical applications. Participants were exposed to various aspects of Machine Learning, starting from fundamental concepts like Types of Machine learning problems, algorithms, Hands on Linear Regression and Data preprocessing.
It's also noteworthy that the hands-on sessions, where participants worked with Sci-kit-py, Google colab, provided them with practical experience with Machine learning algorithms. This kind of interactive learning is vital for enhancing participants' skills and understanding. The workshop's focus on hands on of naïve baye’s, decision trees and random forest algorithms. By addressing the Indian context, the workshop seems to have tailored its content to the specific challenges, considerations relevant to the region, future scope and project ideas.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized aworkshop on "Version Control Made Easy : Git & GitHub" on 12/08/2023 at 10.00 AM. The key speaker was Mr Shubham Luharuka , Machine Learning Engineer at Cloud SEK,Bengaluru.
Mr Shubhamad dressed as Git is an open-source and free distributed version control system developed to handle projects of all sizes quickly and efficiently. Repositories contain a batch of files that are different versions of a project. These files are imported from the repositories into the local servers of users for further modifications and updates in the content. Git Bash is an application that installs Bash, Git, and a few Bash utilities that are commonly used on a Windows OS. In Git Bash, interaction is possible with Git elements and the repository through different commands.GitHub uses Git to provide Internet hosting for version control and software development.
He has explained how the ‘Git config’ is a great way to configure our options for the Git installation. Using this command, we can define the repository behavior, preferences and user information. The git push command is applied for uploading content to a remote repository from a local repository. Pushing can overwrite changes, so it should be used with caution. A branch occurs within a repository and is a way to keep developing and modifying the software without affecting the main project. He also explained ‘git Is-tree’ represents a tree object including the mode and the name of each item and the SHA-1 value of the blob or the tree. ‘Git Instaweb’ automatically directs a web browser and runs webserver with an interface into your local repository. ‘git add’ adds file changes in your existing directory to your index.
The workshop is organized for five days with two set of batches, batch 1/slot 1: 3rd to 7th January 2023 and batch 2/slot 2: 9th to 13th January 2023. The sessions are well planned and circulated to all the participants. Total 100 students had took part in the workshop.
Few snippets of workshop are shown below :
Content :
Day 1 : Introduction to Python Programming, Working with Python IDE, Pycharm vs Anaconda, Sample Basic Programmes.
Day 2 : Conditional & Control statements, Functions, Dictionaries, Lists. Object Oriented Programming, Hands-On session on python.
Day 3 : Introduction to Advance Python, OOPS concepts in Python, Inheritance & Polymorphism, Hands-On Session with real time examples.
Day 4 : Database Connectivity using Python, Networking using Python, Multithreading & GUI programming, Hands-On Session with real time examples.
Day 5 : Data Science with Python Part – I, Data Science with Python Part – II, Data Science with Python Part – III, Real time project demonstration.
The workshop is concluded with certification distribution to resource persons, organizing committee members, participants and best performed teams & students are rewarded with momento.
Resource Person : Mr Shubham Luharuka
University Ambassador & Dli Instructor, NVIDIA, Bengaluru.
Participants : 5th Sem Students
Date : 12-Dec-2022
Time : 09:30 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a 1-day workshop on "Deep Learning" On 12/12/2022 at 9:30 AM. The key speaker as Mr.Shubham Luharuka, University Ambassador & Dli Instructor, NVIDIA. Headdressed on Deep learning is a subset of machine learning, which is essentially a neural network with three or more layers. These neural networks attempt to simulate the behavior of the human brain—albeit far from matching its ability—allowing it to “learn” from large amounts of data Deep learning drives many artificial intelligence (AI) applications and services that improve automation, performing analytical and physical tasks without human intervention. Deep learning technology lies behind everyday products and services (such as digital assistants, voice-enabled TV remotes, and credit card fraud detection) as well as emerging technologies (such as self-driving cars).
He highlighted on the accuracy of deep learning models largely depends on the quality, quantity, and contextual meaning of training data. However, data scarcity is one of the most common challenges in building deep learning models. In production use cases, collecting such data can be costly, time-consuming and given few examples deep learning platforms on Tensorflow, Keras ,Pytorch and MXNet. And he enlighted on how to build a deep learning model, Back propagation algorithm, different types of errors, Convolution Neural Network. Hands on was given on hand written recognition and clothing recognition systems.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO12
The Student Project committee planned and organized the project exhibition on 15/7/2022. The program started with inauguration function at 10:00 am in the seminar hall. The President KRJS, General Secretary, Joint Secretary, The Principal, Vice-Principal, all HODs and faculty members were present for the inaugural function. Welcome speech was given by the student project committee chairman, Dr. Reddy Sudharshana K. Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE.
The industry experts,
1. Dr. Babu Rao Ponangi, Senior Engineer, FEA Quest Global Engineering Services P Ltd.
2. Mr Santhosh Kumar Adinarayan, Chief Design Engineer, Maxim Integrated/Analog Devices
3. Mr. Saravanan Ganesh Managing Director & Chief Coding Coach, TechSparx Technology
were the jury members. Vice principal gave a brief introduction of the Juries, followed by principal address. The chief guest threw light on how technology made things more efficient and the unlimited opportunities in the various fields of Engineering. The function concluded with vote of thanks by Prof. G A Satish, Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil Engg.
In CSE department, project exhibition was organized in Lab 413, 10 final year projects were selected and exhibited. The exhibition was open to 1st, 2nd, and 3rd year students. The jury member for CSE project exhibition was Mr. Saravanan Ganesh Managing Director & Chief Coding Coach, TechSparx Technology Training School, Bangalore.
The Jury member along with the Senior Professors evaluated the projects and prizes were awarded to two best projects. Participation certificates were given to all the students as well.
Student Project Committee-2022
1. Prof. J Brundha Elci. Assistant Professor, Dept. of CSE
2. Prof. Sahana Reddy. Assistant Professor, Dept. of ECE
3. Prof. Priyanka J. Assistant Professor, Dept. of ECE
4. Prof. Rakesh B G. Assistant Professor, Dept. of ME
5. Dr. Reddy Sudharshana K. Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE
6. Dr. Chandrashekar S M. Professor & HoD, Dept. of ECE
7. Dr. Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana IT
8. Prof. G A Satish. Associate Professor, Dept. of Civil Eng.
9. Prof. Manoj Kumar H. Assistant Professor, Dept. of ISE
Department of Computer Science and Engineering:Project Title: AI Based Cleaning Robot
Guide: Mrs. Shilpa GV
Students:1. N Bhavya Shree
2. R Isha
3. Saisree E
4. Syeda Sara Sameen
Project Title: Sign Language Detection using LSTM Neural N/W
Guide: Mrs.Kavitha Bai AS
Students:1. Bhumireddy Hema Chandra Maheswara Reddy
2. Devulapalli Sai Praneeth Reddy
3. Govindu Jagadeeswar Reddy
4. Karnatakam Rahul Kumar Reddy
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a 3-DAY Hands On Session Workshop "DATA ANALYTICS" from 08/07/2022 to 10/07/2022. The key speaker was Mr. Hemanth KumarA,Data Scientist, Networth-corp, Bengaluru.
Mr Hemanth Kumar A addressed onData Analyticsis the process of examining data sets in order to find trends and draw conclusions about the information they contain. Increasingly, data analytics is done with the aid of specialized systems and software.He highlighted on Artificial Intelligence is an approach to make a computer, a robot, or a product to think how smart human think. AI is a study of how human brain think, learn, decide and work, when it tries to solve problems. He Started with Keyboard shortcuts, headings, block quotes, Text, highlighting/Emphasizing.He highlighted basic concepts of Python Programming. He showed how to execute python program in Anaconda Navigator.Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science which focuses on the use of data and algorithms to imitate the way that humans learn, gradually improving its accuracy. IBM has a rich history with machine learning.He used various Kaggle datasets,implemented machine learning concepts and Data Analytics for Visualization.
3-Day workshop was associated with Ministry of Education, Digital India (Intel AI for all), Jayso Foundation and distributed certificates for all participants.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a 3-DAY Hands On Session Workshop "DATA ANALYTICS" from 03/06/2022 to 05/06/2022. The key speaker was Mr. Hemanth KumarA, Data Scientist, Networth-corp, Bengaluru.
Mr. Hemanth Kumar A addressed onData Analyticsis the process of examining data sets in order to find trends and draw conclusions about the information they contain. Increasingly, data analytics is done with the aid of specialized systems and software.He highlighted on Artificial Intelligence is an approach to make a computer, a robot, or a product to think how smart human think. AI is a study of how human brain think, learn, decide and work, when it tries to solve problems. He Started with Keyboard shortcuts, headings, block quotes, Text, highlighting/Emphasizing. He highlighted basic concepts of Python Programming. He showed how to execute python program in Anaconda Navigator.Machine learning is a branch of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer science which focuses on the use of data and algorithms to imitate the way that humans learn, gradually improving its accuracy. IBM has a rich history with machine learning.He used various Kaggle datasets, implemented machine learning concepts and Data Analytics for Visualization.
3-Day workshop was associated with Ministry of Education, Digital India (Intel AI for all), Jayso Foundation and distributed certificates for all participants.
Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Information Science & Engineering organised a FDP on "Developing Code Comprehension skills".
Date and Venue: 18th January 2020, Vemana Institute of Technology.
Resource Person: Dr. Viraj Kumar, IISC Bangalore,
iSIGCSE chair (ACE India) &
Mr. Milan J Srinivas (Former student at PES University)
Dr. Viraj Kumar is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, who has held faculty positions at PES University, Bangalore, NIIT University (Rajasthan, India), the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (Illinois, USA), and the College of the Holy Cross (Massachusetts, USA). Dr. Viraj Kumar has MS and PhD degrees in Computer Science from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. In addition, he holds a M.Sc. in Applied Statistics and Informatics from IIT-Bombay, and a B.Sc. in Mathematics from St. Stephen’s College, Delhi University.
Participants: Faculty of Computer Science Engineering & Information Science Engineering from Vemana Institute of Technology, New Horizon College of Engineering, Atria Institute of Technology and MVJ college of Engineering participated in the FDP.
Content:
Re-framing of Course outcomes as
outlined by AICTE for programming languages was discussed.
Pedagogical strategies to help
students learn programming skills were discussed.
Intelligent Teaching
Assistant tool, to facilitate faculty in framing MCQs was demonstrated. The salient features of
the tool is to generate different levels of distractors, which can be classified as high, medium and
easy. These distractors are instrumental in assessing the clarity of understanding of the subject to the
students.
Resource Person: Navdeep Sandhu
Company: Coding Ninjas
Date: 04-04-2019
Participants: 4th and 6th Semester students
"Data structures is a data organization, management and storage format that enables efficient access
and modification of data. Brief introduction of different data structures were given. Arrays are
static data structures where as linked list is dynamic. Three problems were effectively solved in the
workshop.
1) Multiples of 3 or 5 below 1000 and its sum.
2) Equilibrium index
3) Dynamic subarray
Introduction to algorithms were given. Analysis of algorithms based on time and space complexity was
done. "
Resource Person: K Vikram Babu - System
Engineer
Supreet
Joshi - System Architect
Copmany: Subex Digital LLP
Date: 05th and 06th October 2018
Participants: 5th Semester CSE and ISE students
IOT is the concept of connecting things via Internet. The main components are sensors, devices, connectivity and artificial intelligence. There are 2 types of architectures in IOT, one type has 3 layers (Perception , Network and Application layer). Other architecture at corporate level has 5 layers (Perception, Transport, Processing, Appliction and Business). Perception layer has hardware parts like sensors. Connectivity can be through bluetooth, Zigbee, Wi-Fi etc. Development boards like Arduino UNO, NodeMCU and Raspberry pi were used in development. Sensors and actuators like LED, Ultrasonic, DHT11, IR and LDR were used. Students had a handson on working on those sensors and actuators. Using publish and subscribe model the sensor outputs are sent to the cloud through MQTT protocol. The switching on and off of the device was controlled through remote system using cloud. Fundamentals of python were explained, python is an interpreted simple language widely used in data science, interfacing hardware devices etc. Programming was explained in python to interface raspberry to switch on and off LED, sensing humidity and temperature using DHT11.
Workshop was conducted on 11th November 2017 topic "Creative Thinking" for 3rd semester students by Mr. T. Sabapathi, Vice President, Ninestarts Information Technologies.
Workshop was conducted 0n 26th & 27th September 2017 and 3rd, 4th October 2017 on topic "Advance Web Programming with CMS" for 3rd, 5th and 7th semester students by Mr. Pradeep Kumar K G S, CEO, Developer & Designer, Appsyntax Technologies, Bangalore
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Report: Guest Lecture on “Innovative Ideas and Project Management”
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, in collaboration with the Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Department of Vemana Institute of Technology, organized a Guest Lecture on “Innovative Ideas and Project Management” for the 7th-semester students. The session took place in the ISE Seminar Hall on 15th November 2024, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. The distinguished guest speaker for the event was Mr. Dhilip Kumar, CEO of Cloud Institutions, who shared his expertise on innovative project ideas and effective project management strategies.
No. of Participants: 115 students
Event Summary:
The lecture aimed to inspire students with innovative ideas for their academic and professional projects, while also equipping them with essential project management skills. Mr. Dhilip Kumar commenced the session by emphasizing the significance of creativity and structured planning in project development, particularly in the fast-evolving tech landscape
He provided insights into identifying real-world problems and translating them into impactful project ideas. Drawing from his experience as a CEO, Mr. Kumar shared examples of innovative projects that have addressed pressing challenges in industries such as healthcare, education, and transportation
The session also delved into project management techniques, highlighting the importance of defining clear objectives, effective resource allocation, and teamwork in ensuring project success.
Key Topics Covered:
• Idea Generation for Projects:
Mr. Kumar guided students on brainstorming innovative ideas by analyzing current industry trends and societal challenges. He emphasized the importance of originality and relevance in project selection
• Design Thinking:
The concept of design thinking was introduced as a framework for problem-solving. Mr. Kumar explained how empathy, ideation, prototyping, and testing play critical roles in refining project ideas.
• Project Management Basics:
The lecture covered essential project management techniques such as creating work breakdown structures, time management, and setting milestones.
• Team Collaboration:
Practical advice on fostering collaboration within project teams, ensuring clear communication, and leveraging individual strengths for optimal outcomes.
• Real-World Applications:
Examples of projects that have successfully transitioned from ideas to impactful solutions were shared to inspire students to think beyond conventional boundaries.
• Techniques to Overcome Challenges:
Strategies to tackle common challenges such as scope creep, resource constraints, and time overruns were discussed to help students manage their projects effectively.
Interactive Session:
The lecture concluded with an engaging Q&A session where students sought guidance on selecting project topics, overcoming creative blocks, and implementing effective management practices. Mr. Dhilip Kumar shared actionable tips and recommended tools and methodologies that could be applied to academic and professional projects.
Conclusion:
The guest lecture on “Innovative Ideas and Project Management” was a resounding success, leaving students motivated and equipped with practical knowledge to excel in their academic projects and future endeavors. Mr. Dhilip Kumar's insights into innovation and project management provided valuable guidance and inspiration, fostering a creative and professional approach to project development.
The Departments of Computer Science and Engineering and Artificial Intelligence and Engineering extended their heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Dhilip Kumar for his engaging and insightful lecture. The event was well-received, with students expressing their enthusiasm to implement the ideas and strategies discussed during the session
Pictures of the event:
Fig 1 Poster of the event
Fig 2 Attendees Engaged in Discussion During Technical talk
Fig 3 Knowledge shared with Industry Expert
Fig 4 Guest Taking the Session
Report: Technical Talk on “Full Stack Development”
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology organized a Technical Talk on “Full Stack Development” for 5th-semester students on 23rd November 2024. The session was held in Lab-403 and commenced at 11:15 AM. The talk was delivered by Mr. Sucheendra Ramesh, Senior Software Engineer at Bookr.inc, who shared his expertise and insights on the field of full- stack development.
No. of Participants: 93 students
Event Summary:
The technical talk aimed to introduce students to the essential concepts of full-stack development, its practical applications, and the skills required to excel in the field. Mr. Sucheendra Ramesh provided an overview of both frontend and backend development, emphasizing the need for an integrated approach to building dynamic and scalable web applications.
Mr. Sucheendra began the session by explaining the role of full-stack developers in modern software development, highlighting how proficiency in both frontend and backend technologies creates opportunities to build complete, end-to-end solutions. He elaborated on the importance of understanding the software development lifecycle and how full-stack development bridges the gap between client-side and server-side functionalities.
Key Topics Covered:
• Introduction to Full Stack Development:
Overview of the field, the role of a full-stack developer, and the significance of mastering both frontend and backend technologies.
• Frontend Technologies:
Introduction to key tools and frameworks such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React.js, and Angular. Mr. Sucheendra demonstrated how these technologies are used to build responsive and user-friendly interfaces.
• Backend Technologies:
Explanation of backend development with a focus on Node.js, Express.js, and Django. He discussed database integration using MongoDB, MySQL, and PostgreSQL, emphasizing the importance of APIs for seamless communication between client and server.
• Version Control and Collaboration:
An overview of Git and GitHub, highlighting their importance in collaborative development projects and maintaining codebases.
• Best Practices in Full Stack Development:
Insights into coding standards, performance optimization, and the significance of testing and debugging in delivering high-quality applications.
• Emerging Trends:
Discussion of the latest trends in full-stack development, such as serverless architecture, microservices, and cloud computing, and how they are shaping the future of web application development.
Interactive Session:
The session concluded with a lively Q&A segment where students had the opportunity to ask Mr. Sucheendra Ramesh about career opportunities, project ideas, and the challenges faced by full-stack developers. Students posed insightful questions about choosing the right tech stack for specific projects, managing large-scale applications, and staying updated with rapidly evolving technologies. Mr. Sucheendra also provided recommendations on learning resources, including books, online courses, and open-source projects, to help students deepen their understanding of full-stack development.
Conclusion:
The technical talk on “Full Stack Development” was highly informative and engaging, equipping students with a solid understanding of the field and its practical applications. The knowledge shared by Mr. Sucheendra Ramesh offered valuable guidance for students aspiring to build careers in web development and software engineering.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering expressed its gratitude to Mr. Sucheendra Ramesh for his valuable contribution and for inspiring students to explore the exciting opportunities in full-stack development. The event was well-received, leaving students motivated to enhance their technical skills and pursue innovative projects.
PO’s Covered:PO1, PO 2, PO 3, PO 5, PO12,PSO1.
Pictures of the event:
Fig 1 Poster of the event
Fig 2 Attendees Engaged in Discussion During Technical talk
Fig 3 Knowledge shared with Industry Expert
Fig 4 Students Engrossed in the Technical Talk
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the Data Science Department of Vemana Institute of Technology organized a guest lecture titled “Exploratory Data Analysis” for 3rd-semester, 2nd-year students on 7th November 2024, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 PM in the Seminar Hall (ISE). The lecture was delivered by Ms. Shubhashree P, an accomplished Author of 5 books, National Debater, and Distinguished Observer.
No. of Participants: 50 students
Event Summary:
Ms. Shubhashree P began the lecture by introducing the fundamental concepts of Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA), emphasizing its critical role in the data science process. She discussed the various stages of EDA, including data cleaning, visualization, and summary statistics, illustrating how these techniques help reveal patterns, spot anomalies, and check assumptions in datasets. She provided insights into the power of EDA in understanding the underlying structure of data, which serves as a foundation for further analysis and model building.
She then elaborated on practical approaches for conducting EDA efficiently, using case studies to showcase different types of datasets and their specific challenges. Ms. Shubhashree emphasized the importance of understanding the context of data and its potential implications, encouraging students to develop a curious and investigative approach when handling datasets.
Key Topics Covered:
• Introduction to EDA: : Ms. Shubhashree explained the essential techniques and tools used in EDA, such as summary statistics, box plots, histograms, and scatter plots, demonstrating how each tool helps in data comprehension.
• Data Cleaning and Preprocessing: The importance of handling missing values, identifying outliers, and standardizing data was discussed in depth. Ms. Shubhashree provided practical examples of how data preprocessing can significantly impact the quality and reliability of subsequent analysis.
• Data Visualization: : She highlighted various visualization techniques that allow data scientists to explore data visually, making it easier to uncover trends and relationships. Through a series of examples, she demonstrated how visualizations can bring data to life, enabling a better understanding of complex datasets.
• Statistical Summary: Ms. Shubhashree gave an overview of statistical measures such as mean, median, mode, and standard deviation and their importance in summarizing data characteristics.
• Trends and Anomalies in Data: The lecture covered techniques for identifying trends and spotting anomalies within data, with Ms. Shubhashree explaining how anomalies can indicate either errors or unique insights that merit further investigation.
Interactive Session:
Following the lecture, there was an engaging Q&A session where students had the opportunity to ask Ms. Shubhashree questions. The interaction was particularly enriching as students inquired about the applications of EDA in real-world scenarios, the ethical aspects of data handling, and the different tools and programming languages preferred for EDA. Ms. Shubhashree offered detailed responses and suggested additional resources for students to deepen their understanding of the topic.
Conclusion:
The guest lecture concluded with an insightful Q&A session that allowed students to gain practical perspectives on Exploratory Data Analysis. The event was highly informative, providing students with a foundational understanding of EDA techniques and their applications in data science. The knowledge gained from this session will be instrumental in building their analytical skills, preparing them to work confidently with data.
PO’s Covered: PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO8, PO12 ,PSO1.
Pictures of the event:
Fig 1 Poster of the event
Fig 2 Students participated in the session
Fig 3 Guest lecture taking the session
Fig 4 Insightful discussion with students
Fig 5 Students interaction with the guest
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering & Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning of Vemana Institute of Technology in Association with IEEE & ISTE has organized a Seminar on “ Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking ” for 6thsem students on 27/07/2024 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as Mr Muhammad Shafeek J K, Cyber Security Trainer@ Tech by heart, Bengaluru.
No. of Participants: 84 students
Mr.Shafeek has given a background on importance of cybersecurity in today's digital age. Outline the objectives of the seminar, focusing on raising awareness about cybersecurity, ethical hacking, and understanding cyber laws.
Seminar Agenda:
Topics Covered: List the main topics covered during the seminar, such as:
-Basics of cybersecurity
-Importance of cybersecurity measures
-Introduction to ethical hacking
-Common cyber threats and prevention strategies
-Cyber laws and regulations
Guest Speaker: Invited police Officer Mr. Narasimha, Asst. sub-inspector, Koramangala,
Bengaluru. He has highlighted the importance of cyber security . Suggested the gathering regarding the
importance of OTP,
Password, Password Settings and various incidents handled in Bengaluru.
Key Sessions and Highlights
• Session on Cybersecurity:
-Mr. Srinath, CMO of Tech By Heart. Discussed the main points
covered, including types of cyber threats
(e.g., phishing, malware, ransomware) and best
practices for individuals and organizations to protect themselves.
-Highlight real-world examples or
case studies that were shared.
• Session on Ethical Hacking:
-Explain what ethical hacking is and its significance in
identifying and fixing security vulnerabilities.
-Cover ethical considerations and the difference
between ethical hackers and malicious hackers.
-Discuss tools and methodologies used in ethical
hacking.
• Session on Cyber Laws by the Police Sub-Inspector:
-Summarize the discussion on cyber
laws, including key legal frameworks and regulations.
-Highlight the legal implications of
cybercrimes and the responsibilities of individuals and organizations.
-Include any advice or
recommendations given by the police sub-inspector on staying compliant with cyber laws.
Interactive Sessions:
• Q&A Session: Provide an overview of the questions raised by the audience and the responses
from the speakers,
particularly focusing on practical advice and real-life applications.
Conclusion:
• Key Takeaways: Summarize the main points learned from the seminar, emphasizing the importance
of staying
informed and proactive in cybersecurity.
• Future Implications: Discuss the potential future trends in cybersecurity and the ongoing
need for ethical hacking
and awareness of cyber laws.
PO’s Covered: PO1, PO2,PO3,PO6, PO8,PO12,PSO1
Fig 1: Welcoming resource person Mr.Srinath
Fig 2: Audience engrossed in Shafeek’s presentation
Fig 3: AIML HoD Welcoming Chief Guest
Fig 4: Mr.Narasimha presenting on Cyber Laws
Fig 5: Mr Srinath giving a token of appreciation
Fig 6: Audience immersed in Srinath’s presentation
Fig 7: Students & Faculty attended to the seminar.
Fig 8: Students & Faculty attended to the seminar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology, in association with Vemana IEEE Computer Society and ISTE committee, organized a seminar on “Introduction to Cyber Security” for 4th-semester students on 19th July 2024 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the Seminar Hall (ISE). The key speakers were Mr. Ramkumar V, Vice President at Rubixe, Bengaluru, and Ms. Fathima, a Cyber Security Trainer.
No. of Participants: 110 students
Event Summary:
Mr. Ramkumar V began the seminar by explaining the fundamental concepts of cyber security, emphasizing its critical importance in today’s digital age. He discussed the various types of cyber threats, including malware, phishing, and ransomware, and provided insights into how these threats can compromise personal and organizational data. He also elaborated on the historical evolution of cyber threats, showcasing how they have grown in complexity and sophistication over the years. This historical perspective helped students understand the dynamic nature of cyber security and the need for continuous vigilance.
Ms. Fathima then took the stage to discuss practical approaches to enhancing cyber security. She highlighted essential practices such as using strong passwords, implementing multi-factor authentication, and regularly updating software to protect against vulnerabilities. Additionally, she covered the importance of educating employees and users about cyber security best practices. Ms. Fathima emphasized the role of a proactive mindset in cyber security, encouraging students to stay informed about the latest threats and defenses.
Key Topics Covered:
Types of Cyber Threats: Detailed information about various cyber threats and their potential
impacts. Mr. Ramkumar explained the mechanisms behind these threats, such as how phishing attacks are
designed to trick individuals into revealing sensitive information and how ransomware can lock critical
data until a ransom is paid.
Cyber Security Practices: Best practices for securing personal and organizational data. Ms.
Fathima provided a comprehensive guide on creating strong, unique passwords and the importance of using
password managers. She also demonstrated how multi-factor authentication adds an additional layer of
security.
Importance of Education: The role of continuous education and awareness in preventing cyber
attacks. The speakers stressed that human error is often a significant factor in security breaches and
that ongoing training is essential to mitigate this risk.
Regulatory Compliance: Understanding and adhering to regulatory standards and frameworks. Mr.
Ramkumar discussed key regulations such as GDPR and HIPAA, explaining their implications for data
protection and the responsibilities of organizations to comply with these standards.
Emerging Trends: Insights into the latest trends in cyber security, including advancements in
artificial intelligence and machine learning for threat detection and response. Ms. Fathima illustrated
how AI and ML are being leveraged to identify and neutralize threats more efficiently.
Interactive Sessions:
Following the presentations, there was an interactive session where students could engage directly with
the speakers. The Q&A session was particularly insightful, as students posed a range of questions, from
the practical implementation of security measures to the ethical considerations of cyber security
practices. Both speakers provided detailed answers, offering additional resources for students to
explore further.
Conclusion:
The seminar concluded with an interactive Q&A session, where students had the opportunity to engage with
the speakers and clarify their doubts. The event was highly informative, providing students with a
comprehensive understanding of cyber security's essential concepts, practices, and emerging trends. The
knowledge gained from this seminar will be instrumental in preparing them to face the challenges of the
digital age securely and responsibly. The seminar also highlighted the importance of staying updated
with the latest developments in the field and continuously enhancing one's skills and knowledge.
PO’s Covered:PO1,PO12,PO7,PO8,PSO1,PO5.
Fig 1: Poster of the event
Fig 2: Audience engrossed in the session
Fig 3: Mr. Ramkumar presenting
Fig 4: Ms.Fathima presenting
Fig 5: Ms. Fathima wrapping the session
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology in Association with IEEE & ISTE has organized a Seminar on “ Cloud Computing ” for 4thsem students on 15/07/2024 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as Mr Muhammad Mubhashir T, AWS Developer @ Techbyheart, Bengaluru.
No. of Participants: 110 students
Mr Mubhashir has given introduction on Cloud computing as a revolutionary paradigm that has transformed the way IT services are delivered and consumed. It provides on-demand access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (such as networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) over the internet, which can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort.
He highlighted on service models, deployment models, characteristics, benefits. And challenges and considerations like Security and Privacy Concerns about data breaches, data loss, and regulatory compliance, Integration Complexity is Migrating existing systems and integrating with cloud services can be challenging, Vendor Lock-in is Difficulty in migrating between cloud providers due to proprietary technologies and APIs, Performance is Potential latency issues depending on the location of data center and network connectivity
Future Trends: Edge Computing Processing data closer to the source of data generation to reduce
latency. Serverless Computing to abstract infrastructure management further by allowing developers to
focus solely on writing code.
AI and Machine Learning: Integrating AI and ML capabilities
into cloud services to enhance automation and decision-making.
Conclusion: Cloud computing continues to evolve rapidly, offering businesses and individuals powerful tools to innovate, collaborate, and scale operations efficiently. Understanding its concepts, benefits, challenges, and future trends is crucial for leveraging its full potential in the digital age.
PO’s Covered:PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4,PO5,PO12/PSO1, PSO2
Fig 1: Introducing resource person
Fig 2: Welcoming resource person Mr.Mubhashir
Fig 3: Mubhashirpresenting on cloud Vs on-primise
Fig 4: Audience engrossed in Mubhashir’s presentation
Fig 5: Group photo with resource person Mubhashir
Seminar Report: “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees”
Introduction
The seminar on “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees” held at Vemana Institute of
Technology was a significant event that brought together students, faculty, and industry experts. The
purpose of this seminar was to explore two essential topics in data structures: priority queues and
leftist trees. These data structures play a crucial role in various applications, and understanding
their properties and implementations is vital for computer science students.
Event Details:
Event Name: Priority Queues and Leftist Trees
• Date: 19th February 2024
• Time: 10:00 AM - 12:00 AM
• Venue: Seminar Hall, Vemana Institute of Technology
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a in-house seminar “Priority Queues and Leftist Trees” on 19/02/2024 at 10.00 AM. The key speaker is Dr.Kantharaju H.C , HoD, Dept. of AIML, Vemana Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.
Agenda
1. Priority Queues:
Mr. Kantharajubegan by introducing priority queues—a fundamental data structure used to manage elements
with associated priorities. Here are the key points covered:
• Definition and Importance: Participants learned that priority queues maintain a collection of
items, each with an associated priority. These structures are essential in scenarios where efficient
access to the highest-priority element is crucial.
• Operations: Mr. Kantharajuexplained the basic operations—insertion, deletion, and retrieval—in
priority queues. He emphasized the need for efficient implementations to handle large datasets.
• Applications: Real-world examples were discussed, including task scheduling, network routing,
and event-driven simulations.
2. Leftist Trees:
Next, the focus shifted to leftist trees (also known as leftist heaps). Mr.Kantharaju explored the
following aspects:
• Definition and Properties: Leftist trees are binary trees with specific properties related to
their left and right subtrees. Participants understood how these properties lead to efficient merge
operations.
• Construction and Merge: Mr. Kantharajudemonstrated how leftist trees are constructed and how
merging two leftist trees maintains the desired properties.
• Advantages: Participants learned that leftist trees optimize priority queue operations,
especially merge and delete-min.
3. Real-World Applications:
The seminar highlighted practical scenarios where priority queues and leftist trees find applications:
• Network Routing: Efficiently managing network packets based on their priorities.
• Task Scheduling: Ensuring timely execution of tasks with varying priorities.
• Event Simulation: Simulating real-world events with different levels of urgency.
4. Interactive Session:
The seminar concluded with an engaging Q&A session:
• Participants asked questions related to implementation details, time complexities, and
trade-offs.
• Mr. Kantharajupatiently addressed each query, ensuring everyone grasped the concepts
thoroughly.
Takeaways:
• Deepened Understanding: Participants left with a deeper understanding of priority queues and
leftist trees.
• Practical Insights: Mr. Kantharajupractical tips and real-world examples resonated with the
audience.
• Networking: Attendees connected with industry experts and fellow students, fostering a
collaborative environment.
Feedback:
Feedback from participants was overwhelmingly positive:
• “Insightful and well-structured.”
• “Mr. Kantharaju’sexpertise was invaluable.”
• “Looking forward to more such seminars.”
Conclusion: The seminar on priority queues and leftist trees was a significant step toward fostering a culture of continuous learning within our academic community. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Mr.Kantharajufor sharing his knowledge and inspiring the next generation of computer scientists.
PO’s Covered:PO1, PO5, PO6, PO7,PO8,PO12/PSO1, PSO3
Event Overview:
The Department of Computer Scienceand Engineering in association with ISTE and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology organized an enlightening event titled "DevOp’s" on April 16th 2024. Held at 9:00 AM in Room 407 the event aimed to explore the importance of DevOp’s . Mr. Dilip D, was invited as the guest speaker.
Guest Speaker Profile:
Mr. Dilip D is a highly experienced IT professional with over 10 years of expertise in cloud computing, encompassing a wide array of platforms including AWS, Azure, GCP, DevOps, Terraform, Docker, Kubernetes, and more. Throughout his career, he has worked with renowned IT companies such as DELL International, Cisco, HPE, Akamai, Shell, and Microsoft, gaining valuable insights and honing his skills in cloud technologies.As the CEO and Founder of Cloud Institution, Mr. Dilip D has demonstrated his commitment to advancing knowledge and expertise in cloud computing. He has not only contributed significantly to the field through his extensive experience but has also shared his insights and knowledge with others through numerous seminar sessions and training programs conducted for IT professionals across various companies.His diverse background and extensive industry experience make him a respected authority in the realm of cloud computing, and his contributions to the field have undoubtedly helped shape the landscape of IT infrastructure and services.
Audience:
The event primarily targeted to 8thsemester students from the computer Science and Engineering at Vemana Institute of Technology. This audience demographic ensured that the content delved by Mr.Dilip resonated with individual swell-versed in computer science fundamentals, were eager to delved deeper into Cloud Computing.
Event Proceedings:
During the event, Mr. Dilip D began by providing an introduction to cloud computing, laying the
foundation for understanding the subsequent topics.
He then delved into the basics of Devop’s one of
the leading cloud service providers in the industry. DevOps, an amalgamation of "Development" and
"Operations," is a cultural and professional
movement that stresses collaboration, integration, automation, and communication between software
developers and IT operations professionals. He then delved into the core principles, practices,
benefits, and challenges associated with DevOps implementation in modern software development.Here's a
breakdown of the topics covered:
1. Cloud Computing Introduction: Mr. Dilip provided an overview of cloud computing, explaining its significance, benefits, and key concepts.
2. AWS Cloud Basics: He introduced the audience to Amazon Web Services (AWS), discussing its features, services, and importance in the cloud computing landscape.
3. Server Infrastructure: Mr. Dilip explained the concept of server infrastructure, which forms the backbone of cloud computing, providing computing resources to users.
4. Data Centers and How They Work: He elaborated on data centers, the physical facilities that house servers and networking equipment, and explained how they function to support cloud services.
5. Virtualization Technology: Mr. Dilip covered virtualization technology, which allows multiple virtual machines to run on a single physical server, optimizing resource utilization.
6. Virtual Machines (VMs): He discussed virtual machines, which are simulated computers that run on a physical machine, enabling users to run multiple operating systems simultaneously.
7. Introduction to DevOps: Mr. DilipcoveredDefinition and Origin,Core Principlesand Evolution and Adoption.
8. Key Components of DevOps: He elaborated onCollaboration, Continuous Integration (CI),Continuous Delivery (CD),Infrastructure as Code (IaC),Automation, Monitoring and Logging.
9. DevOps Practices: He explained onAgile Development, Version Control, Automated Testing, Deployment Automation, Configuration Management, Containerization.
10. Benefits of DevOps: He discussed benefits on Accelerated Delivery Time, Improved Collaboration and Communication, Increased Deployment Frequency, Enhanced Product Quality, Greater Scalability and Flexibility, Reduced Failure Rate and Time to Recovery.
11. Future Trends in DevOps: He explained future trends in DevOps asAI and Machine Learning
Integration,DevSecOps,ServerlessArchitectures,Edge Computing , GitOps
Throughout the event, Mr. Dilip D's comprehensive explanations and practical demonstrations equipped the
audience with foundational knowledge and practical skills in Devop’s.
PO’sCovered:
PO1,PO2,PO3,PO5,PO12,PSO1
In conclusion, the event facilitated a significant learning experience, fostering collaboration between academia and industry and empowering students to embrace the transformative power of Devops.
Photo Gallery:
Fig1.1: Mr. Naveen H S introducing the Guest
Fig1.2: Welcoming of the Guest
Fig 1.3: Audience engrossed in Mr. Dilip’spresentation
Fig 1.4: Mr. Dilip is answering questions for students.
Fig1.4: Poster for the event
Event Overview:
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering and IEEE Computer Society of Vemana Institute of Technology organized an enlightening event titled "Anomaly Detection as an Application of AI" on March 14, 2024. Held at 10 AM in the ISE seminar hall, the event aimed to explore the practical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in anomaly detection. Mr. Shubham Luharuka, a distinguished Machine Learning Engineer from CloudSEK, was invited as the guest speaker.
Guest Speaker Profile:
Mr. Shubham Luharuka, possessing extensive expertise as a Machine Learning Engineer, brought invaluable insights to the event. With a strong background in AI and machine learning, Mr. Luharuka has actively contributed to developing innovative solutions for anomaly detection, particularly in the cybersecurity domain. His participation promised to offer valuable perspectives on the convergence of AI and anomaly detection.
Audience:
The event primarily targeted 8th-semester students from the Computer Science and Engineering branch at Vemana Institute of Technology. This audience demographic ensured that the content delivered by Mr. Luharuka resonated with individuals well-versed in computer science fundamentals, eager to explore advanced AI applications.
Event Proceedings:
Mr. Luharuka commenced the event by providing a comprehensive overview of anomaly detection and its relevance across various sectors, including cybersecurity, finance, and healthcare. He delineated the challenges associated with identifying anomalies within extensive datasets and emphasized the pivotal role of AI algorithms in streamlining this process.
Throughout his presentation, Mr. Luharuka illustrated the efficacy of AI-driven anomaly detection systems through real-world case studies and practical examples. He elucidated the underlying machine learning techniques utilized in anomaly detection models, encompassing supervised learning, unsupervised learning, and deep learning methodologies.
The interactive session facilitated active engagement from attendees, who posed insightful questions and sought clarifications on intricate concepts. The event concluded with a heartfelt vote of thanks extended to Mr. Luharuka for his enlightening discourse, and to the attendees for their enthusiastic participation.
Closing Remarks:
The event on "Anomaly Detection as an Application of AI" served as an invaluable platform for students to deepen their understanding of cutting-edge technologies shaping the computer science landscape. Mr. Shubham Luharuka's expertise and engaging presentation style left an indelible mark on the audience, inspiring them to explore the vast potential of AI in addressing contemporary challenges.
PO’s Covered:
PO1, PO2, PO3, PO5, PO6, PO12, PSO1
In conclusion, the event facilitated a significant learning experience, fostering collaboration between academia and industry and empowering students to embrace the transformative power of AI in anomaly detection
Photo Gallery:
Introduction of Mr. Shubham Luharuka
Welcoming of the guest
Audience engrossed in Mr. Luharuka's presentation
Poster for the event
Resource person: Ms. Nidhi Bartakke, Data Analyst @Target, Major Retailer in US.
Venue: Seminar Hall
Date: 27-01-2024
Audience: 5thSemester Students
Number of participants: 88 Students
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a
Guest Lecture On "Power of visualization and dashboards”on 27/01/2024 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as
Ms. Nidhi Bartakke, Data Analyst @Target, Major Retailer in US.
Ms. Nidhi addressedondata visualization can easily identify patterns and anomalies from the data
available. Visualizations allow business leaders to quickly recognize trends over time make
predictions and drive decision-making. Dashboards are one of the easiest ways to visualize your
company's data, which means you can easily understand how your business is operating on a daily basis.
These tools allow you to gain insight into areas that need improvement as well as track performance so
you know exactly where to focus your company's attention.
She has given differences on Data analytics & Data Science, Important element of Data Analytics is
data visualization,Data visualization is one of the most important capabilities of any business
intelligence (BI) and analytics solution. It helps people translate complex data into a visual
context, like a chart or a graph, identify trends numbers alone can't easily reveal, and discover
hidden patterns in your dashboard.She also enlighted on Data Viz, identifying trends and outliers,most
common data visualization, dashboard, case studies on Data analysis, common tools for creating
dashboards and hands on content shown below.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Seminar on “Cyber security & Ethical Hacking” for 3rd sem students on 09/12/2023 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as Mr. Dhanoop R, Cyber security Analyst @ Techbyheart India Pvt.Ltd, Bengaluru.
No. of Participants : 110 students
Mr. Dhanoop addressed on the Social media has both its benefits and drawbacks, and it is up to individuals to use it responsibly. While it can be a powerful tool for communication, information dissemination, and business, it can also have negative effects on mental health, privacy, and well-being.
Cybercrime encompasses a wide range of criminal activities that are carried out using digital devices and/or networks. These crimes involve the use of technology to commit fraud, identity theft, data breaches, computer viruses, scams, and expanded upon in other malicious acts.
He explained the different types of cybercrime include:
1. Hacking : Gaining unauthorized access to a computer system or account, often to inflict further damage on the target
2. Phishing : Impersonating legitimate companies or individuals to trick users into revealing sensitive information
3. Malware : Spreading malicious software such as viruses, worms, Trojans, and ransomware within a device or network
4. Identity theft : Stealing personal data such as names, addresses, and social security numbers to fraudulently assume someone’s identity.
He also highlighted on the Ethical hacking importance in present scenario, Deinal of Service attack,web jacking, spamming, keylogger, credit card/ATM CARD fraud, phishing and social engineering. A hardware-based keylogger is a small device that serves as a connector between the keyboard and the computer. The device is designed to resemble an ordinary keyboard PS/2 connector, part of the computer cabling or a USB adaptor, making it relatively easy for someone who wants to monitor a user's behavior to hide the device. A keylogging software program does not require physical access to the user's computer for installation. It can be purposefully downloaded by someone who wants to monitor activity on a particular computer, or it can be malware downloaded unwittingly and executed as part of a rootkit or remote administration Trojan (RAT). The rootkit can launch and operate stealthily to evade manual detection or antivirus scans.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO6, PO8, PO12/PSO1, PSO3
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Guest Lecturer “ Employment opportunities and career scope in UI Design and Development” on 29/11/2023 at 11.15AM.The key speaker as Mr. Sukumar Gowtham, UI/UX Design Lecturer, ICAT Design and Media College, Bengaluru.
Mr. Sukumar addressed on the User Interface Designas a crucialto creating effective digital experiences. The discussion delved into fundamental design principles, emphasizing the significance of creating visually appealing and user-friendly interfaces. UIdesign, afocalpoint, explored the art of crafting interfaces that seamlessly blend aesthetics with functionality.
He explained on UI development was a key focus, shedding light on the technical aspects of bringing designs to life. The seminar underscored the importance of collaboration between designers and developers for successful implementation.UX research emerged as a critical phase in the design process, with an overview of methodologies for understanding user behavior and preferences.Students gain edinsights into how research informs design decisions, ultimately enhancing the overall user experience.He also highlighted on the expansive scope of the industry,highlighting the increasing demand for skilled professionals. As technology evolves into VR and AR environments and developing interfaces that exist in three-dimensional space, the role of UI/UX designers becomes more pivotal,presenting abundant opportunities for those seeking to contribute to the ever-growing digital landscape.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO5, PO10, PO12/PSO1, PSO2
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a seminar “Paperless Factory-The Next Industry Revolution” on 25/11/2023 at 10.00AM. The key speaker is Mr. Thejesh P, Login wareSofttek Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru.
Mr. Thejesh, addressed as paperless factory, refers to a manufacturing facility that replaces traditional paper-based processes with digital systems and technologies. It involves the digitization of various manufacturing operations, such as documentation, production planning, inventory management, quality control, communication, and advantages.
He has explained theseveral technologies play a crucial role in building a paperless factory as IoT (Internet of Things) devices and sensors are employed to collect and transmit real-time data from machines, equipment, and production lines. This data enables remote monitoring, predictive maintenance, and optimization of manufacturing processes, Cloud-based platforms provide secure storage, accessibility, and data sharing across the organization. This facilitates collaboration, enables real-time analytics, and supports decision-making. AI (Artificial Intelligence) and ML (Machine Learning) algorithms analyze large sets of data to identify patterns, optimize processes, and predict outcomes. These technologies improve efficiency, quality control, and decision-making in a paperless factory.
He also highlighted on implementing a paperless factory also comes with challenges and considerations like technological integration,datasecurity,legacy systems, and compatibility.The concept of the paperless factory represents the next industry revolution with its potential to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, improve quality control, and promote sustainability. Leveraging technologies such as IoT, cloud computing, AI, and robotics, manufacturers can optimize processes, improve collaboration, and stay competitive in an increasingly digital world. While challenges exist, the benefits of going paperless make it a worthwhile pursuit for manufacturers looking to evolve and thrive in the future.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO5, PO6, PO7, PO8, PO12/PSO1, PSO3
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a seminar “Project Management”on 12/10/2023 at 2.00 PM. The key speaker as Mr. Rakesh Kumar, Scientist/Engineer-G, Group Director, ISRO Satellite Center (U R Rao Satellite Centre), Bengaluru.
Mr Rakeshaddressedas desktop video conferencing is a cost-effective and flexible video conferencing solution,write your own modules or use Ansible Playbooks to automate your Windows systems and orchestrate tasks. Playbooks are YAML-formatted files that contain a set of configurations and tasks that achieve an end state on an Ansible, Windows, or Linux target host.Machine learning prediction, or prediction in machine learning, refers to the output of an algorithm that has been trained on a historical dataset. The algorithm then generates probable values for unknown variables in each record of the new data. The purpose of prediction in machine learning is to project a probable data set that relates back to the original data. This helps organizations predict future customer behaviors and market changes.
He has explained the customized application software, secure loader execution. He also explained about Chat GPT (Bot Chat) + Vector DB (LLAMA),A data diode is a unidirectional network communication device that enables the safe, one-way transfer of data between segmented networks. Data diode design maintains physical and electrical separation of source and destination networks, establishing a non-routable, completely closed one-way data transfer between networks. Data diodes effectively eliminate external points of entry to the sending system, preventing intruders and contagious elements from infiltrating the network.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO9, PO11,PO12/PSO1
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a In-house Seminar on "RTOS” on 22/08/2023 and 23/08/2023.The key speaker as Ms Prof. Sahana S Reddy, Asst Professor, Dept of ECE, Vemana Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.
Ms Sahana addressed a Real Time Operating System, commonly known as an RTOS, is a software component that rapidly switches between tasks, giving the impression that multiple programs are being executed at the same time on a single processing core .
In actual fact the processing core can only execute one program at any one time, and what the RTOS is actually doing is rapidly switching between individual programming threads (or Tasks) to give the impression that multiple programs are executing simultaneously.
She has explained how the difference between an OS (Operating System) such as Windows or Unix and an RTOS (Real Time Operating System) found in embedded systems, is the response time to external events. She also explained about scheduling algorithms, Tasks and priorities, RTOS examples. She also highlighted on RTOS affect the development of the design, Performance evaluation of RTOS.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO6, PO12/PSO1, PSO3
Guest Lecturer Co-ordinator: HoD
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Seminar on "AWS Technologies" on 04/08/2023 at 11:00 AM. The key speaker as Mr. Muhammad Mubashir T, AWS Cloud Engineer @Techbyheart, Bengaluru.
Mr. Mubashir addressed as Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud, offering over 200 fully featured services from data centers globally. Millions of customers including the fastest-growing startups, largest enterprises, and leading government agencies are using AWS to lower costs, become more agile, and innovate faster. AWS is separated into different services; each can be configured in different ways based on the user's needs. Users can see configuration options and individual server maps for an AWS service.
He has explained how AWS works, cloud computing,Big data Management and Analytics, DevOps, Container, Data Lake. Also explained about resources for AWS, Architecture center, Analyst reports.
He also enlighted about developers on AWS, Architecture on AWS, Databases, how careers in AWS, And also explained how AWS quickly leads the market. Statistics states that AWS holds about 33 percent of the IaaS market segment, which is almost as much as the next two leading providers combined (Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform) hold. Furthermore, the AWS market share shows signs of enormous growth in other areas besides IaaS, as the total IaaS market is less than half of the SaaS (software as a service) market.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO2, PO3, PO6, PO12/PSO1, PSO3
Guest Lecturer Co-ordinator: HoD
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Guest Lecturer on "Mobile App’s Development using Flutter” on 27/05/2023 at 10.00 AM. The key speaker as Mr. Vamshi Prasad P, Software Development Engineer-II @ station. app/roam.ai, Bengaluru.
Mr. Vamshi Prasad addressed as Flutter is a free and open-source UI framework for creating native mobile applications from Google. Released in 2017, Flutter allows developers to build mobile applications with a single codebase and programming language. This capability makes building both iOS and Android apps simpler and faster. Flutter is approachable to programmers familiar with object-oriented concepts (classes, methods, variables, etc) and imperative programming concepts (loops, conditionals, etc).
He has explained how different kinds of applications can we build using flutter and can be designed to support mobile apps that run on both Android and iOS, as well as interactive apps that you want to run on your web pages or on the desktop. Flutter provides fast development, great performance and low cost development.
He also enlighted about flutter deployment, how can use flutter to develop desktop apps, how to customize the bundled widgets, installation of flutter, Testing the flutter App’s, layout related widgets, implemented navigators etc.
Guest Lecturer Co-ordinator HoD
Program Name: Certificate Course on Data Analytics
Organized by: ICT Academy and PayPal
Duration: 140 hours
Start Date: 20/2/2023
End Date: 13/3/2023
Inauguration
The student empowerment program was inaugurated on 20/02/2023 by Dr. D. Vishnu Prasad, ICT Academy, Dr.Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana Institute of Technology along with Vice Principal, Head of the Departments and ICT Faculty Coordinators.
"Student Empowerment Programme Inauguration"
Introduction : The Student Empowerment Program on "Data Analytics" is a collaborative effort between ICT Academy and PayPal. The program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge in data analytics to enhance their productivity and contribute to business growth. A total of 120 students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Information Science and Engineering (ISE) are participating in this program.
Course Overview : The Certificate Course on Data Analytics is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of data analysis techniques and their applications. The syllabus includes Microsoft Azure, Power BI, and the Soft Skills Program. The course is structured to cover both technical aspects and soft skills development to ensure a well-rounded learning experience for the participants.
Microsoft Azure : The program begins with a focus on Microsoft Azure, a cloud computing platform that offers a wide range of data analytics tools and services. Participants learn how to work with Azure to extract data from various sources, clean and categorize it, and perform basic data analysis tasks. Microsoft Azure provides a robust environment for data analytics and enables participants to gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools.
Power BI : Following the Microsoft Azure module, the course progresses to Power BI, a powerful business analytics tool. Participants learn how to use Power BI to visualize and analyze data, create interactive dashboards and reports, and gain valuable insights from the data. Power BI is widely used in the industry for data visualization and reporting, making it an essential skill for aspiring data analysts.
Power BI Session
Soft Skills Program : In addition to the technical aspects, the program includes a Soft skills Program to enhance the participants' communication, teamwork, and presentation skills. These soft skills are crucial for effective collaboration and effective communication of analytical findings to stakeholders. The Soft Skills Program equips students with the necessary interpersonal skills to succeed in the field of data analytics.
Soft skills Training Programme
Importance of Data Analytics : Data Analytics plays a vital role in improving businesses by extracting hidden insights, generating reports, and performing market analysis. By analyzing data, businesses can identify trends, patterns, and correlations that can drive informed decision-making. Data analytics enables organizations to optimize their operations, improve customer satisfaction, and gain a competitive edge in the market.
Conclusion : The Certificate Course on Data Analytics organized by ICT Academy and PayPal provides a valuable opportunity for students to develop their skills in data analytics. With a comprehensive syllabus covering Microsoft Azure, Power BI, and Soft skills, participants gain both technical expertise and essential interpersonal skills. By equipping students with the knowledge and tools to analyze data effectively, this program empowers them to contribute to business growth and succeed in the field of data analytics.
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Valedictory – Certificate Distribution
Resource Person: Mr Menahi Shayan
Designation: Sr.Software Engineer at Zenduty, Ex-CTO & Co-founder
Participants: 8th Sem Students
Date: 21-April-2023
Time: 10:00 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a
Seminar on "Guide on Startups and Entrepreneurship”on 21/04/2023 at 10.00AM. The key speaker as Mr
Menahi Shayan,Sr.Software Engineer at Zenduty,Ex-CTO & Co-founder, Next up, Bengaluru.
Mr Shayan addressedon Innovation and startups help drive a nation’s economy forward as a key engine of
economic growth. The report aims to be a guiding document or a guide for new age startups to help them
navigate the key aspects of setting up a successful business in India.
He has given introduction on Startups are the lifeblood of our economy and innovation across the
globe. They create jobs, new products, dreams, and disruption. They are led by entrepreneurs who work
hard to bring their ideas to life. Often overshadowed by failure, they persist and can change the
world. We feel that entrepreneurs are heroes that need to be celebrated, and more importantly,
supported by a community of fellow founders.
He also enlighted about Funding your Startup, Startup Advice from successful Entrepreneurs, tools,
resources, Benefits of Entrepreneurship, challenges, how to avoid mistakes of entrepreneurship and how
to develop entrepreneurship and management skills.
Resource Person: Ms. Asha S Manek
Designation: Associate Professor
Participants: 3rd Sem Students
Date: 26-Nov-2022
Time: 10:30 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Talk on "Data Analytics with Excel (Hands On)" on 29/11/2022 at 10.30 AM. The key speaker as Ms Asha S Manek, Associate Professor, Global Academy of Technology, Bengaluru. Ms. Asha addressed on Data Analytics with Excel,Microsoft Excel is one of the most popular applications for data analysis. Equipped with built-in pivot tables, they are without a doubt the most sought-after analytic tool available. It is an all-in-one data management software that allows you to easily import, explore, clean, analyze, and visualize your data like how data is structured, clean data and Auto filters.
She has given introduction of power query tools, With Power Query (known as Get & Transform in Excel), you can import or connect to external data, and then shape that data, for example remove a column, change a data type, or merge tables, in ways that meet your needs. Then, you can load your query into Excel to create charts and reports. Periodically, you can refresh the data to make it up to date. Power Query is available on three Excel applications, Excel for Windows, Excel for Mac and Excel for the Web.She also enlighted about Different ways to import data, basic transformations and example of power query like replace values, sort data, remove columns, Transpose column, replace or remove Errors, change case, trim, Remove Negative values, Group by etc.., scraping web data and reshaping it, web connection tips.
PO’s Covered : PO1, PO5, PO4
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Invited Talk on "Software Project Management & Finance" on 29/10/2022 at 09:30 AM. The key speaker was Mr.Chandan MC, Product Owner, Micro Focus, Bengaluru & Mr.Gururaja HS, Asst.Professor, B.M.S College of Engineering, Bengluru.
Mr.Chandan M C addressed on Project Cost & Quality Management like how to understand the importance of project cost and quality management, explained basic project cost and quality management principles, concepts, and terms. Discussed different types of cost estimates and methods for preparing them. He highlighted on the processes involved in cost management and quality management, described how project management software can assist in project cost and quality management.
Mr. Gururaja H.S addressed on software project management, Project Life Cycle, project Management Process Groups, project Management Knowledge Areas, project Integration Management, project Stakeholder Management and project Risk Management.
Speaker: Mr. Mahesh Y.V
Topic: Salesforce & CRM
Date: 15 - 10 - 2022
Time: 10:00 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Talk on "Salesforce & CRM" on 15/10/2022 at 10:00 AM. The key speaker was Mr. Mahesh Y.V, Software Engineer, FIS Global, Bengaluru.
Mr. Mahesh Y.V addressed on Salesforce is a cloud-based software company that provides businesses with tools that help them to find more prospects, close more deals, and provide a higher level of service to their customers. It is a famous American cloud-based software company that provides CRM services. Salesforce is a popular CRM tool for support, sales, and marketing teams worldwide. Salesforce services allow businesses to use cloud technology to better connect with partners, customers, and potential customers. And he highlighted on how to use the Salesforce CRM like companies can track customer activity, market to customers, and many more services. CRM technology for managing all company’s relationships and interactions with customers and potential customers. The goal is simple: Improve business relationships. A CRM system helps companies stay connected to customers, streamline processes, and improve profitability.
Resource Person: Mr. Rakesh Nyamagoud
Designation & Company: Senior R & D Engineer, Synopsis India Pvt. Ltd.
Participants: 4th Sem Students
Date: 02-July-2022
Time: 10:00 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Talk on "Applications of Data Structures in IT industry" on 02/07//2022 at 10:00 AM. The key speaker was Mr.Rakesh Nyamagoud,Senior R & D Engineer, Synopsis India Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru.
Mr. Rakesh Nyamagoud addressed on Applications of Data Structures in IT Industry. Data Structures uses in Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Operating Systems, Graphics and computer Design etc.In the real-time applications of data structures are discussed on Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Graphs, Tree, Hash Tables, Heap.
He highlighted on the Benefits of learning Data Structures. Big Companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft often ask questions related to algorithms and data structures to check the problem-solving abilities of the candidates. DSA provides a simple approach to evaluate problem-solving skills, coding skills and clarity of thought of a candidate.
Resource Person: Ms. Arshiya R
Designation & Company: Data Engineer, Latentview Analytics
Participants: 6th Sem Students
Date: 21/5/2022
Time: 10.30 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Seminar on "Hive & Oozie" on 21/05/2022 at 10:30 AM. The key speaker was Ms. Arshiya R, Data Engineer (Alumini of CSE Dept), Latentview Analytics, Chennai.
Ms. Arshiya R addressed Data Analyticsis the process of examining data sets in order to find trends and draw conclusions about the information they contain. Increasingly, data analytics is done with the aid of specialized systems and software such as Hive & Oozie. She highlighted about Big data is a combination of structured, semi-structured and unstructured data collected by organizations that can be mined for information and used in machine learning projects, predictive modeling and other advanced analytics applications, A hive action can be configured to create or delete HDFS directories before starting the Hive job. Hive configuration can be specified with a file, using the job-xml element, and inline, using the configuration elements. Oozie EL expressions can be used in the inline configuration, working of Hive & Oozieand also discussed on Hadoop. She highlighted different types of Oozie jobs, architecture of Hive & Oozie.
Resource Person: Mr. Sampath Kumar K.N
RDesignation & Company: Business Analyst, Firstine Infotech
Participants: 8th Sem Students
Date: 29-Apr-2022
Time: 10.30 AM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Talk on "BI Tools on ZOHO Platform" on 29/04/2022 at 10:30 AM. The key speaker was Mr. Sampath Kumar, Business Analyst(Alumini of CSE Dept), Firstine Infotech, Pune.
Mr. Sampath Kumar addressed Zoho platform, Zoho platform uses DELUGE language. Zoho is a cloud platform, which provides software as a service. Zoho platform has opportunities in Sales, manufacturing, accounting, development, innovation, etc. It provides the Latest Trends in Business Intelligent Tools, Real-time data (JSON format), and Trim data for Opportunities. He highlighted on the Zoho platform a recent evaluation in Indian Business, which enlightens about KRA (Key Result Areas).
Resource Person: Dr. Ashok Rao, Former Head, Network Project, CEDT, IISc Bangalore.
Participants: 3rd Sem and 1st Sem Students
Date: 03-03-2022
Time: 11:00 AM
Artificial intelligence (AI) is the ability of a computer or a robot controlled by a computer to do tasks that are usually done by humans because they require human intelligence and discernment. Machine learning is the science of getting computers to act without being explicitly programmed. Self-driving cars, practical speech recognition, effective web search, and a vastly improved understanding of the human genome are few of the examples which uses machine learning. Deep learning is a type of machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) that imitates the way humans gain certain types of knowledge. Deep learning is an important element of data science, which includes statistics and predictive modelling. Machine learning is about computers being able to think and act with less human intervention; deep learning is about computers learning to think using structures modelled on the human brain. Machine learning requires less computing power; deep learning typically needs less ongoing human intervention. Data science encompasses preparing data for analysis, including cleansing, aggregating, and manipulating the data to perform advanced data analysis. Analytic applications and data scientists can then review the results to uncover patterns and enable business leaders to draw informed insights. Data Science is a field that makes use of AI to generate predictions but also focuses on transforming data for analysis and visualizations.
Resource Person: Mrs. Shilpa G V, Assistant professor ,Vemana IT.
Participants: 3rd Sem Students
Date: 16th Feb 2022
Time: 10:10 AM
The in-house seminar covered the topics of embedded systems which are beyond the syllabus of computer organization for 3rd sem students. Resource person discussed about introduction to embedded systems, examples of embedded systems, characteristics of embedded systems, programming language used in to implement embedded systems, difference between general computers and embedded systems, performance of different embedded systems, components of embedded systems, advantages and disadvantages of embedded systems.
Resource Person: Prof Padma Reddy, Sai Vidya Institute of Technology, Bangalore.
Participants: 5th Sem Students
Date: 22 - Jan - 2022
Time: 10:30 AM
A Turing Machine is an accepting device which accepts the languages (recursively enumerable set) generated by type 0 grammars. It was invented in 1936 by Alan Turing.
A Turing Machine (TM) is a mathematical model which consists of an infinite length tape divided into cells on which input is given. It consists of a head which reads the input tape. A state register stores the state of the Turing machine. After reading an input symbol, it is replaced with another symbol, its internal state is changed, and it moves from one cell to the right or left. If the TM reaches the final state, the input string is accepted, otherwise rejected.
A TM can be formally described as a 7-tuple (Q, X, ∑, δ, q 0 , B, F) where -
* Q is a finite set of states
* X is the tape alphabet
* ∑ is the input alphabet
* δ is a transition function; δ : Q × X → Q × X × {Left_shift, Right_shift}.
* q 0 is the initial state
* B is the blank symbol
* F is the set of final states
Comparison with the previous automaton
* The following table shows a comparison of how a Turing machine differs from Finite Automaton and
Pushdown Automaton.
Machine | Stack Data Structure | Deterministic? |
---|---|---|
Finite Automaton | N.A | Yes |
Pushdown Automaton | Last In First Out(LIFO) | No |
Turing Machine | Infinite tape | Yes |
Time and space complexity of a Turing Machine:
For a Turing machine, the time complexity refers to the measure of the number of times the tape moves
when the machine is initialized for some input symbols and the space complexity is the number of cells
of the tape written.
Time complexity all reasonable functions - T(n) = O(n log n)
TM's space complexity - S(n) = O(n)
Resource Person: Mr. Sanjay Kumar N, Senior Software Engineer - QA, Acuver Consulting Pvt Ltd.
Participants: 3rd Sem Students
Date: 13-11-2021
Time: 11:15 AM
The two dominant Agile approaches are Scrum and extreme Programming (XP). XP was arguably the first method deemed to be "Agile". Scrum is very popular and in very wide use today. Scrum is a definite project management emphasis. A Scrum project is managed by a Scrum Master, who can be considered as much a consultant or coach as a manager. Scrum is one of the few agile methods used to scale up for larger projects. Scrum has a fundamental 30-day development cycle called a Sprint, preceded by pre-Sprint activities, and succeeded by post-Sprint activities. A short (less than 30 minutes) daily Scrum Meeting allows the team to monitor status and communicate problems. Project planning is based on a Product Backlog, which contains functions and technology enhancements envisioned for the project.
Resource Person: Mr. Sivashreet Maharana, Chief Technology
Officer, Metahuman Technologies Pvt.Ltd
Mr. Reetesh Kiran, Data Scientist, Vivarttana Technologies
Participants: 7th Sem Students
Date: 09-Oct-2021
Time: 10:00 AM
Mr. Sivashreet addressed the importance of IoT and he highlighted the IoT projects in the field like Agricultural, Smart homes, industrial, commercial space. He also gave ideas for projects in full stacks, Robotics. Mr. Reetesh Kiran enlightened the importance of Big Data Analytics and Data Science/ Applied AI Engineering. He also gave ideas for projects in Data Analytics and the AI field. He explained smart dustbin concepts.
Resource Person: In-house faculty, Dept of CSE, Vemana IT
Date: 07-Oct-2021
Time: 12:00 PM
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organized an In-house Seminar on "Project ideas in different domains" on 7th October 2021 by In-house faculty, Dept of CSE, Vemana IT at 12:00 PM. In the seminar, IoT team addressed the importance of IoT, Projects in the field like Agricultural, Smart homes, industrial, commercial space. AI & ML team addressed the importance of Big Data Analytics and Data Science/ Applied AI Engineering and also highlighted on different algorithms in Machine Learning and applications of ML like Healthcare, financial management, ticket reservation, predictions etc.
Resource Person: Mr. Suhas V
Participants: 3rd Sem Students
Date: 08-07-2020
Time: 10:00 AM
"The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a Technical Talk on "Google Cloud Platform" on 7th August 2020 at 10:00 AM. The key speaker for the talk was Mr. Suhas V, an alumini of Vemana IT and currently working as project Lead at L & T Technoogies.
Mr. Suhas addressed the importance of Google Cloud Platform and he highlighted about using it for web based applications.
Mr. Suhas enlightens about application programming interfaces (APIs) for machine learning and enterprise mapping services."
Resource Person: Mr. Arun M S
Designation & Company: Senior Manager-GIEEE IT, IEEE
Participants: 4th Sem Students
Date: 28-Feb-2020
Time: 9:00 AM
Programming is important for speeding up the input and output processes in a machine. Programming is
important to automate, collect, manage, calculate, analyze the processing of data and information
accurately. Programming is important to create software and applications that help computer and mobile
users in daily life. Due to all these reasons, it’s really important to learn how to use programming
languages in our daily life. Java, javascript, C#, C++, PHP, Python, Swift, SQL, Ruby, etc.
programming languages are the reasons behind the innovations in information technologies. If today we
are seeing robots, artificial intelligence, machine learning, bitcoins, blockchain, IoT (Internet of
Things), Cloud Computing, etc. new technology and products in the IT industry, then it’s because of
programming languages.
The group of programs is called software. Programming languages are the way to create software that
performs various or specific tasks in a systematic manner. Software development is like a Marriage
event.
A programming language is a method to communicate with machines in a systematic format. To understand
programming languages first we need to start from programs.
Resource Person: Mr. Sharath Rao H S
Designation & Company: SAP Consultant, Quinnox Private Limited
Participants: 8th Sem Students
Date: 27-Feb-2020
Time: 9:00 AM
SAP is known worldwide for its unique innovations that help the customers run their business with high efficiency. SAP partners play an important role in helping organizations to buy, build, implement, service, and support the SAP solution that best fits their unique needs. They help organizations to achieve business goals quickly with better results. SAP offers a wide range of services to its customers with the help of its 15000+ trained and certified consultants with their unparalleled knowledge across 25 distinct industries. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) is a software that is built to organizations belonging to different industrial sectors, regardless of their size and strength.The ERP package is designed to support and integrate almost every functional area of a business process such as procurement of goods and services, sale and distribution, finance, accountings, human resource, manufacturing, production planning, logistics & warehouse management. ABAP (Advanced Business Application Programming) is a high-level programming language created by the German software company SAP SE.
Resource Person: Shamili
Company & Designation: Software Engineer, Infosys Ltd.
Participants: 6th Sem Students
Date: 15-Feb-20
Time: 10:00 AM
Hybris is a commerce platform which allows customer to sell in both B2B (Business to Business) and B2C (Business to Consumer). B2B e-commerce is an online business mode. Languages used to develop e-commerce are java, python etc. Hybris technology grants business with the opportunity to use accelerators with in-built world's best technological and business practices. Some of the functionalities are b2b_acc, b2b_acc_plus, b2b_china. The platform comprises a number of highly effective cockpits, wcws cockpit, product cockpit, backoffice/HMC, HAC. Hybris offers multi languages, it allows third parties to calculate discounts, tax, payments and ERP systems. Hybris can have 80,000 orders in one second. Hybris provides Couphons and Vouchers.
Resource Person: Vishalakshi R
Company & Designation: Software Engineer, Intel India Corp.
Participants: 3rd Sem Students
Date: 12-Oct-19
Time: 09:15 AM
"In Agile software development The processes of specification, design, and implementation are interleaved. The system is developed in a series of versions. End-users and other system stakeholders are involved in specifying and evaluating each version. Agile methods are incremental development methods in which the increments are small and, typically, new releases of the system are created and made available to customers every two or three weeks.
Scrum is an iterative and incremental framework containing simple roles, activities, artifacts, and rules founded on empirical process control theory. It has become a widely accepted agile framework in industry. Scrum may be viewed as an agile framework for developing software. Agile describes a set of guiding principles for building software through iterative development. Scrum is a specific set of rules to follow when practicing agile software development."
Resource Person: Raghu R
Company & Designation: Adventsys Technologies, System Engineer
Participants: 5th Sem Students
Date: 21-Sep-19
Time: 10:00 AM
JDBC (Java Data Base Connectivity ) is a driver which act as a bridge between client application and vendor specific data base. It has set of classes and interfaces in order to connect with database and perform operations on database. MVC architecture is a standard architecture which has been followed in industry in order to interact with database from client programs. Front end can be written using JSP (Java Server Pages). Back end can be any database like MySQL, Oracle, Postgres SQL etc. Using JPA ( Java Persistence API) front end and back end can be connected.
As a specification, the Java Persistence API is concerned with persistence, which loosely means any mechanism by which Java objects outlive the application process that created them. Not all Java objects need to be persisted, but most applications persist key business objects. The JPA specification lets to which objects should be persisted, and how those objects should be persisted in Java applications.
Resource Person: K S Prashant, Sandeep Shankar
Company & Designation: Internet Academy
Participants: 3rd and 5th Sem Students
Date: 12-Sep-19
Time: 11:15 AM
Through Unity Development environment it is possible to achieve augmentted reality (AR), virtual reality (VR) and it is also possible to develop games using 2D and 3D. It can also be used to develop a defence simulator and health care simulators. To give annimation effect Unity uses C Sharp (C#) language for giving animation effect. Demonstration was given on game development.
Resource Person: Kavya D J
Company & Designation: Faurecia Emission Control Technologies INDIA Pvt Ltd, Senior Engineer
Participants: 3rd Semester 'A' & 'B' Sections
Date: 7-Sep-19
Time: 9:20 AM
Data structures is a data organization, management and storage format that enables efficient access and modification of data. Data structures such as arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists and trees were explained with proper real world examples. Stack is a Last In First Out (LIFO) data structure. Application of stacks in undo operation was explained. Queue is a First In First Out (FIFO) data structure. Application of queues in job scheduling algorithm was explained. Binary search trees were explained. Applications of data structures were explained. Students were asked to design bubble shooting game, snake and ladder using data structure. Importance of data structures in placement was discussed. Brief introduction was given to algorithm time and space complexity.
Resource Person: Mr. Najeer Ahamed
Company & Designation: "Innostem Eduance Edlabs Co-founder and Director"
Participants: 7th Semester 'A' & 'B' Sections
Date: 31-Aug-19
Time: 9:00 AM
Machine learning is subset of Artificial Intelligence which focuses on design of the system and can make predictions and decisions based on input. To train the system we need more data (80%). Machine learning has two techniques supervised learning and unsupervised learning. In Supervised learning, we train the machine using data which is well "labeled." It means some data is already tagged with the correct answer. It can be compared to learning which takes place in the presence of a supervisor or a teacher. A supervised learning algorithm learns from labeled training data, helps you to predict outcomes for unforeseen data. Successfully building, scaling, and deploying accurate supervised machine learning Data science model takes time and technical expertise from a team of highly skilled data scientists. Moreover, Data scientist must rebuild models to make sure the insights given remains true until its data changes. Unsupervised learning is a machine learning technique, where you do not need to supervise the model. Instead, you need to allow the model to work on its own to discover information. It mainly deals with the unlabelled data. Unsupervised learning algorithms allow you to perform more complex processing tasks compared to supervised learning. Although, unsupervised learning can be more unpredictable compared with other natural learning deep learning and reinforcement learning methods. Machine learning is used in Virtual Personal Assistants like Alexa, Siri, Google now, Cortana.
Resource Person: Mr. S M Y Altamash
Company & Designation: EKSTEP, DevOps Engineer
Participants: 7th Semester 'A' & 'B' Sections
Date: 24-Aug-19
Time: 9:00 AM
Cloud computing delivers hosted services over the internet. The services can be classified as
Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS) and Software as a service (SaaS). By
using cloud, cost can be optimized since there will be no maintenance cost, no management cost and
admin will not be required for management. Leading cloud providers are AWS, Azure, GCP, Alibaba and
Digital Ocean. Cloud computing offers many tools to be used instantaneously, few such tools are Github
a version control tool, Ansible a Configuration Management Tool, ELK stack, web servers, operating
system, load testing tools and application development tools. Demonstration of creating and launching
a website in AWS from scratch was given to students which included the following steps.
1. Launching an Ubuntu server in AWS
2. Creating a DNS record for the IP address obtained from the server.
3. Provisioning the server with Apache2 as the webserver and PHP as the processing language.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised a webinar for CSE and AI & ML Students on "Data Structures in IT Industry Applications" on 25th March 2023 at 10 AM. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Rakesh Nyamagoud, Software Engineer, Intel Corporation Ltd, Bengaluru.
The speaker has addressed the importance of data is one of the most powerful tools available to any business or organization that wants to not only survive but rise to the top in today’s competitive and challenging world. Data structures are a specific way of organizing data in a specialized format on a computer so that the information can be organized, processed, stored, and retrieved quickly and effectively. Every application, piece of software, or programs foundation consists of two components: algorithms and data. Data is information, and algorithms are rules and instructions that turn the data into something useful to programming.He highlighted on the real time applications of Arrays, Linked Lists, Hash-Tables, Trees, Algorithms, Advance Data Structures. Finally, he highlighted on the benefits of learning Data Structures. Big Companies like Amazon, Google, Microsoft often ask questions related to algorithms and data structures to check the problem-solving abilities of the candidates. The webinar was attracted by 100 participants. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised a webinar on "Integrating the world using IoT" on 24th July 2021 at 11 AM. The key speaker for the webinar was Dr. Sarasvathi V, Associate Professor, Dept. of CSE, PES University, Bengaluru.
The speaker has addressed the importance of IoT, working of IoTand IoT applications. Shehighlighted the IoT applications inHomes, Cities, Environment, Energy systems, Retail, Logistics, Industry, Agriculture, Health and Lifestyle.She alsobriefed aboutthe IoT reference model, protocol stack and IoT challenges. Finally, she gave several project ideas using IoT and the tools required.The webinar was attracted by 70 participants.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology had organized a webinar on "Interesting Engineering" on 26th June 2021 @ 12:15PM. The key speaker was Dr. G Manjula, Associate Professor, Dayananda Sagar of Academy and Management, Bengaluru.
Speaker has addressed emerging technologies of engineering like Robotics/Automation/Ai machine learning, Autonomous vehicles/self driving vehicles, new materials and Nano technology and also bio engineering.
The webinar was attracted by 75 participants. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology had organized a webinar on "Output analysis & Performance estimation of Simulations" on 18th June 2021 @ 12:00 PM. The key speaker was Jayanthi M.G, Associate Professor, Cambridge Institute of Technology, Bengaluru.
Speaker has addressed the types of simulations and estimation of system performance via simulation. Also measures of performance like point estimator and confidence interval with examples. Stochastic nature of output data on M/G/1 queuing model was discussed. The speaker explained the Output analysis on terminating and non-terminating simulations.
The webinar was attracted by 60 participants. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology had organized a webinar on "Machine Learning Algorithms For Intelligent Data Analysis And Applications" on 11th June 2021 @ 12:00 PM. The key speaker was Dr. Vinodha K, Associate Professor, New Horizon College of Engineering, Bengaluru.
Speaker has addressed what is the importance of Machine Learning algorithms for data analysis, as well algorithms that are useful in various applications'? Also simple examples on how the algorithm's are applied and compared to others based on their performances. Speaker also briefed on the steps to be carried out and their relative importance. The speaker elaborated the use machine learning concepts in artificial intelligence.
The webinar was attracted by 68 participants. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Spark up your Resume" on 8th June 2021 at 11:00 am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mrs. Janhavi Lakshminarayanan, Founder and Principal of Vimarsha Charitable Trust. Speaker gave an overall view on how to prepare effective resume. She also explained which are keywords to used in the resume. Totally around 73 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Introduction to Natural Language Processing" on 5th June 2021 at 10:00 am. The key speaker for the webinar was Ms. Akshatha M P, Technical Lead, Actify Data Labs. Speaker gave an overall view on Natural Language Processing (NLP). She also explained where this NLP is applicable in real life, such as google translate, Searching, Sentimental analysis etc. She demonstrated NLP through code. Totally around 80 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "Unsupervised Machine Learning Algorithms" on June 4th, 2021 from 12:15 PM-1:15 PM. The key speaker for the webinar was Dr. Kavitha P, Associate Professor from the Department of CSE, CMRIT. In this webinar, she was enlightened about different clustering algorithms like partition Clustering and hierarchical clustering. The main summary of this presentation is that we use many clustering concepts it is used in customer Segmentation and Recommendation Systems. And all Computer students should update themselves with respect to machine learning algorithms. Totally around 80 students attended this webinar and were enlightened about unsupervised machine learning algorithms.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a webinar on "Python Programming for Beginners" on 25th May 2021 @ 12:15 PM. The key speaker was Dr. E. Saravana Kumar, Professor, The Oxford College of Engineering, Bommanahalli, Bengaluru.
Speaker has addressed what is the importance of python programming, why python programming? Also simple examples on how python programming is easy compared to other programming languages. Speaker also demonstrated how to download and install python and explain role of IDLE and IDE in developing applications using python programming.
The webinar was attracted by 107 participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "Block chain Techniques for financial Applications" on May 25th 2021 at 11AM. The key speaker for the webinar was Dr. Geetha S, Associate Professor from Department of ISE, CMRIT. In this webinar she was enlightened for developing a system which will automatically monitor the applications and generate alerts/alarms or make intelligent decisions using the concept of Block chain. The main summary of this presentation is that we use block chain techniques to monitor and control the Industry. The students were assured that the near future is in the field of block chain and all Computer students should update themselves with respect to current technology. Totally around 109 students attended this webinar and were enlightened about block chain techniques.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized a webinar on "Are you living your dreams?" on 22nd May 2021 @ 11 AM. The key speaker was our alumna, VTU gold medalist and First rank holder in CSE Ms Sannidhi A, Assistant System Engineer, TCS ltd., Bengaluru.
Speaker has addressed on how to make the dream to reality, think in Possibilities and not Limitations, put away the phone and be present, make the best of every situation.
The webinar was attracted by 112 participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The webinar on "Introduction to QKDB" organized by dept of CSE, Vemana IT, Bengaluru held on 8th August 2020. The Keynote Speakers Ms. Jaganmayee Sahoo, QKDB Developer, Commonwealth Bank of Australia, briefly discussed about Q is a interpreted vector based dynamically typed language built for speed and expressiveness, kdb/q/kdb+ is both a database (kdb) and a vector language (q). It's used by almost every major financial institution like Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Merrill Lynch, JP Morgan, NYSE/Euronext, Deutsche Bank, Column Oriented DB allowing fast time series analysis, fast, interpreted vector based language, combined power of kdb+/q showed using various commands. The total number of participants attend during this webinar was 50.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on " Navigate through Digital Maze " on 08th August 2020 at 11 AM. The key speaker for the webinar was Ms. Vaijayanthi Srinivasaraghavan, Delivery Project Executive, IBM Global Services India, Bengaluru.
The speaker explained the rate of advancement in digital world and what is happening around us. She also introduced the participants to 25 recent technologies namely Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning, IOT, Wearable Technology, Bigdata, Intelligent spaces, Blockchain, Cloud computing, Extended reality, Digital twin, NLP, Voice interfaces, Computer vision, Robots, Autonomous vehicle, 5G of mobile communication, Genomics, Augmented design, Digital platform, Drones, Cyber security, Quantum computing, RPA, Mass personalization, 3D Technology and Nano technology. She motivated the participants to get prepared for the technical advancement through self-learning, hands-on, being self-aware, problem solving and thinking together. The webinar was attended by 75 participants.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Configuration Management - Ansible" on 08th August 2020 at 09 AM. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr. Altamash, DevOps Engineer from Ekstep.
The speaker explained configuration management using open source tool called Ansible. Configuration management tool helps the user to perform configurations like installing packages, software dependencies, deploying new application versions either in local system or in remote servers. There are Push based and Pull based configuration management tools. Ansible is agentless, it uses simple yaml syntax. Live Demo was given to install basic packages and dependencies for linux servers and configure apache web browser and deploy website in Ubuntu server. Around 60 participants were present in the webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Introduction to Google cloud platform " on 07th August 2020 at 12pm. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Suhas V and Sushma Suhas, Project Lead from L & T Technology Services. Speaker gave a overall view of different types of current technologies. She gave a brief introduction to Cloud, Cloud services. Later She explained about what is google Cloud platform its current uses and its importance. Mr. Suhas also discussed about Industry expectation from a Fresher and importance of certification. Totally around 100 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Uses of Web & Application Server in Industry" on 3rd August 2020 at 10:30 am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Sutirtha Sen, Assistant Consultant (Team Lead), TaTa Consultancy.
Speaker gave an overall view on web and application server. He also explained about multilayer concept in industry level. He also gave an idea about EAR, JAR and WAR. He gave a demo for installing Apache and tomcat server. He also showed how to do deployment on application server. Totally around 110 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Writing the future with Progressive Web Apps" on 01st August 2020 at 11:00 am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr. Shree Nandan Das, Full stack Developer, Infinite Computer Solutions Ltd., Bengaluru.
A progressive web app is a cross between a traditional web application and a native android/iOS application. At its very core, a PWA is inherently a web application, which mimics the characteristics of a native mobile application, to be installable and work offline.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Cloud Computing" on July 29th 2020 at 11am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Sangamesh G, Technology Manager from Dover India Innovation Centre, Bengaluru.
He stated that the overview of cloud computing which includes Software Applications Attributes, E-Commerce application use case, understanding cloud offerings, Cloud hosting types, Redesign e-commerce application and current Advantages and Draw backs and concluded the challenges of Cloud Computing.Totally around 160 students and 20 faculties attended this webinar and were enlightened about Cloud Computing.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "SAP as ERP" on 27th July 2020 at 9:30 am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Sharath Rao H S, SAP Consultant, Quinnox. Speaker gave an overall view on SAP, Key features, different ERP systems, Modules in SAP and SAP History. He also explained what all SAP supports and its cloud platform. He also gave an idea about Kasparov and Deep Blue. He gave an idea about Google Alpha Zero and Stock Fish. He focused on many real world examples where SAP is used. He also discussed about Industry expectation from a Fresher. He gave an overview of hands on part for SAP cloud platform and its architecture. He also showed the model view control along with the coding part plus the Open SAP where we can do the free certification for SAP. Totally around 100 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science & Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized and hosted a webinar on "APPLICATIONS OF DATA STRUCTURES IN IT INDUSTRY" on 26th July 2020 @ 10:00AM. The key speakers is our alumni Mr. Rakesh Nayamgoud, Senior Research & Development Engineer, Synopsys India Pvt Ltd, Benglauru. Speaker has addressed on fundamental of Data Structures with practical examples relevant to IT Industry, along with importance of Data Structures in association with algorithms. Further he has addressed the importance of Mathematics for Computer Science & Engineering students.
The webinar was attracted by 83 participants. E-Certificates were provided for all active participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well, and concluded with vote of thanks.
The webinar on "The IT Starter Pack" organized by dept of CSE, Vemana IT, Bengaluru held on 25th July 2020. The Keynote Speakers Mr. Rahul and Mr. Karuna Software Engineers from Eurofins IT Solutions, Bengaluru briefly discussed about Data Structures and Algorithms, Technological shift over the last few years, Opportunities in the IT job sector, How Artificial Intelligence affects the IT industry, Data, Cloud & Opportunities, Opportunities in IT amidst & post pandemic, Hobby projects and their importance, Understanding IP laws, IP distribution, Copyright and Licenses, Platforms and ownership, Information Security, Networking Opportunities, Perks and responsibilities of being a software engineer, Contribution towards a vision, Ethics in software and Job security in IT industry. The total number of participants attend during this webinar was 135.
The webinar on "iOS Application Development" organized by dept of CSE, Vemana IT, Bengaluru held on
25th July 2020. The Keynote Speaker Mr. V P Ranganath, iOS Developer at MSS Payment, Bengaluru.
Briefly discussed about the importance of career counselling and decision making. Then stepped into
demand and basics of software. Further dived into various domains and job roles in software development.
Specifically then discussed about mobile app development and perks of iOS over other rivals. Finally
shed some light on requirements and responsibilities under iOS application development and importance of
mastering programming fundamentals. Then concluded with on-demand non functional essentials of a
developer and a brief hands on session.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "DEVELOPING RESTFUL WEB SERVICES" on 25th July 2020 @ 10 AM. The key speaker was our alumni Mr. N V Revanth Reddy, Software Development Engineer, Content Serv Technologies, Pune.
Speaker has addressed on how to develop web services using RESTful, He explained how to use REST controllers and developing web services and understanding web technologies such a HTML, CSS, AJAX easily. He demonstrated developing a web service in an open source tool called swagger by using student web service API. This API works with GET, POST, PUT, DELETE commands under student controller.
The webinar was attracted by 102 participants. E-Certificates' were provided for all active participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The webinar on "Agile Scrum" organized by dept of CSE, Vemana IT, Bengaluru held on 24th July 2020. The Keynote Speaker Asha Balaraj, Consultant, Siemens, Bengaluru.
Agile is a continuous iteration of development and testing in the software development process whereas Scrum is an Agile process to focus on delivering the business value in the shortest time. In this webinar 12 principles of Agile i.e., Satisfy the customer, welcome changing requirements, deliver working software frequently, collaborate daily, motivated individuals, measure of progress through working project, promote sustainable development, continuous attention to technical excellence, simplicity is essential, self-organizing teams, regularly reflect on. Also SDLC of AGILE Manifesto which are individuals & interactions over process & tools, working software over comprehensive documentation, customer collaboration over contract negotiation, responding to change over following a plan were discussed. Followed by 5 scrum values, 3 empirical process control pillars, 3 scrum roles, 5 scrum ceremonies and scrum artifacts.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "SHARE TRADING SIMPLIFIED" on 23rd July 2020 @12 PM. The key speaker was Mr. M. Om Saranam, Trading Coach & Market Expert, UP Curve Consultancy, Hosur, Tamil Nadu.
He focused on Sensex, BSE, NSE, Shares, Trading. The webinar was attracted by 75 participants. E-Certificates' were provided for all active participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Artificial Intelligence Techniques" on 23rd July 2020 at 10am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr. Chandrashekar Padubidri, Technical Advisor from ECSnce Technology & Consulting Engineering. Speaker gave broader view of Artificial Intelligence, He explained about Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality. He discussed the difference between accuracy and approximation, in which situation we should use them. Lot of real world examples like were given where Artificial Intelligence Techniques are used. He also discussed the importance of correlation by giving examples like twin tun washing machine sale and people admission to hospitals because of stomach upset etc. and he also explained how correlation should not be misinterpreted. Totally around 135 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Current Technology Trends and Graphics Applications" on 22nd July 2020 at 12pm. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Arun B V, Senior Engineer from Craftlogic Labs Pvt Ltd. Speaker gave a overall view of different types of current technologies. He explained about Graphics Pipeline & Setting up Program, Normalized Device Co-Ordinates, 2D & 3D graphics, Projections, Texturing, Transformations and Co-Ordinate Systems in OpenGL. He also gave an idea about advanced OpenGL. He focused on many real world example where Computer Graphics(OpenGL) are used. He also discussed about Industry expectation from a Fresher. Totally around 229 participants attended this webinar.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Vemana Institute of Technology has organised & hosted a webinar on "Build IOT Applications Using Raspberry Pi" on July 21st 2020 at 11am. The key speaker for the webinar was Mr Krishna V, Project Manager from Infidata Technologies. He stated that the Internet of Things (IIoT) is the network of physical objects or things with software, sensors and network connectivity, which enables these objects to collect and exchange data. In this webinar he was enlightened for developing a system which will automatically monitor the applications and generate alerts/alarms or make intelligent decisions using the concept of IIoT. The main summary of this presentation is that we use IoT in industries with Artificial Intelligence to monitor and control the Industry.The students were assured that the near future is in the field of IOT and all Computer students should update themselves with respect to current technology. Totally around 186 students and 25 faculties attended this webinar and were enlightened about IOT.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "PYTHON WITH EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES" on 01st July 2020 @ 11 AM. The key speaker was Mr. Satya Prakash Nigam, Key Technological Partner, App Symfony Technologies, Bengaluru.
He focused on basics of python, uses, exposure to Python Programming Language, applications of python in IT & Real Time applications. The webinar was attracted by 202 participants. E-Certificates' were provided for all active participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering of Vemana Institute of Technology has organized & hosted a webinar on "A FOUR FOLD APPROACH ON WELLNESS" on 30th May 2020 @ 11 AM. The key speaker was Mr. Ganesh Mallia. R, Chief Operating Officer, App Symfony Technologies, Bengaluru.
He focused on health and wellness to be maintained of all ages during COVID-19 Pandemic. The webinar was attracted by 124 participants. E-Certificates' were provided for all active participants. The feedback was collected at the end of the session. The event went well and concluded with vote of thanks.
It is our immense pleasure to inform you that the Dept. of CSE is conducting an online e-Quiz on " C
Programming"
WHO CAN PARTICIPATE:
Students & faculty members of different departments from various Universities and Institutions.
Participants scoring 40% marks and above will receive an " E-Certificate " through their registered
E-mail address.
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Note: The Quiz is open till 18/07/2020 up to 5.00 PM
Quiz Coordinators: Prof. Shilpa G V - 8073362214, Prof. Jayshree L K - 9164004006
It is our immense pleasure to inform you that the Dept. of CSE is conducting an online E-Quiz on
"Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning"
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It is our immense pleasure to inform you that the Dept. of CSE is conducting an online E-Quiz on "Data
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It is our immense pleasure to inform you that the Dept. of CSE is conducting an online E-Quiz on
"Internet of Things & Applications".
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Students and faculty members from various Universities and Institutions CSE/ISE/IT/ECE departments.
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It is our immense pleasure to inform you that the CSE is conducting an online E-Quiz on "Python
Programming".
Who can participate:
Students and faculty members from various Universities and Institutions CSE/ISE/IT departments
Participants scoring 50% marks and above will receive an " E-Certificate " through their registered
E-mail address.
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Note: The Quiz is open till 08/07/2020 up to 5.00PM
Quiz Coordinator: Mr. Kantharaju H C, 9449129640
Sl. No. | Company Name | No. of students | Semester | Duaration | No. of Days |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Anspro Technologies | 39 | VII | 19-August-2022 to 21-September-2022 |
34 |
2 | Academor | 1 | VII | 16-October-2022 to 16-November-2022 |
31 |
3 | 1 Stop | 1 | VII | 01-August-2022 to 31-August-2022 |
31 |
4 | Airobosoft products and services | 2 | VII | 25-August-2022 to 24-September-2022 |
31 |
5 | Compsoft technologies | 2 | VII | 23-August-2022 to 22-September-2022 |
30 |
6 | Cranes Varsity | 7 | VII | 12-September-2022 to 11-October-2022 |
31 |
7 | Eduphoenix Solutions | 1 | VII | 01-October-2022 to 31-October-2022 |
31 |
8 | Feynn labs | 2 | VII | 11-October-2022 to 10-December-2022 |
60 |
9 | Happiest Minds Technologies | 1 | VII | 10- February-2023 to 10-April-2023 |
60 |
10 | IFocus systec | 2 | VII | 23-August-2022 to 23-September-2022 |
31 |
11 | Internz | 1 | VII | 25-February-2023 to 26-March-2023 |
30 |
12 | Makonis Software Solutions | 1 | VII | 05-September-2022 to 10-October-2022 |
32 |
13 | National Aerospace Laboratories | 1 | VII | 28-April-2022 to 01-June-2022 |
36 |
14 | Navanc Data Sciences | 1 | VII | 09-June-2022 to 10-July-2022 |
32 |
15 | Prinston technologies | 4 | VII | 20-August-2022 to 20-September-2022 |
31 |
16 | Sain informatix Ltd. | 1 | VII | 01-October-2022 to 31-October-2022 |
31 |
17 | Skilldezire technologies | 4 | VII | 01-October-2022 to 01-November-2022 |
32 |
18 | SkillDzire | 7 | VII | 01-October-2022 to 01-November-2022 |
32 |
19 | TAKE IT SMART PVT LTD | 2 | VII | 10-February-2023 to 12-March-2023 |
31 |
20 | Take it smart (opc)pvt ltd company | 2 | VII | 10-February-2023 to 12-March-2023 |
31 |
21 | Tech Mahindra | 1 | VII | 05-September-2022 to 04-October-2022 |
31 |
22 | Technologics | 2 | VII | 05-September-2022 to 04-October-2022 |
30 |
23 | Varcons Technologies Pvt Ltd | 9 | VII | 23-August-2022 to 22-September-2022 |
30 |
24 | Vayuvoy labs private limited | 1 | VII | 01-February-2023 to 30-March-2023 |
60 |
25 | Vivarttana Technologies | 34 | VII | 01-September-2022 to 30-September-2022 |
30 |
26 | Wizergos Software Solutions | 1 | VII | 14-September-2022 to 30-November-2022 |
78 |
27 | Zethic technologies | 2 | VII | 06-September-2022 to 06-December-2022 |
90 |
Sponsored by : NASSCOM FOUNDATION PROGRAM
Date: 08.06.2023
Future Skills Prime (FSP) – Ministry of Electronics and InformationTechnology (MEIT) – Govt. of India Fee reimbursement internship program is conducted at Vemana Institute of Technology in collaboration with SSC NASSCOM, the only national body for IT/ITES, Mouktik Consulting Services (MCS) hasdesigned a comprehensive program for engineering/non-engineering graduates on foundation and deep skilling.
The objectives of the program
- 1. Provide job opportunities through Career portal services of SSC NASSCOM
- 2. Internship for the Students
- 3. Building work force for the future
- • FSP certification
- • Placement Opportunities through Career Placement services of SSC NASSCOM
- • Total savings Rs. 17,000/- per student
- • Internship / Virtual Internship
The Mouktik Consulting Services in association with NASSCOM Foundation program conducted deep Skilling program on “Machine Learning” for 2nd year of all branches.
Resource Persons
1. Mr. Raghu Thej Singh, Director- Training, Mouktik Consulting Services
2. Mr. SusarlaVenkata Prasad Ravi Teja,. Senior SME, Mouktik Consulting Services
Target Audience
Totally 524 students of 2ndnd year were got Free training for One Week (6 Days) offline
training and 2 days online training on deep skilling program “Machine Learning with Python” in 6
batches. Each batch comprises of approximately 90 students. Totally 6 Batches were scheduled and
approximately 548 Students were got internship certificate after completion of assessment.
The Offline schedule of the program:
Sl. No. | Batch | Date | No. of Students | Target Audience |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Batch 1 | 15.05.2023 - 22.05.2023 | 89 | 2nd Year AI&ML (62 Students)
2nd Year CSE (27 Students) |
2 | Batch 2 | 15.05.2023 - 22.05.2023 | 86 | 2nd Year CSE (86 Students) |
3 | Batch 3 | 24.05.2023 - 29.05.2023 | 97 | 2nd Year CSE (14 Students) 2nd Year ISE (83 Students) |
4 | Batch 4 | 24.05.2023 - 29.05.2023 | 90 | 2nd Year ISE (48 Students) 2nd Year ME (24 Students) 2nd Year CIVIL (18 Students) |
5 | Batch 5 | 31.05.2023 – 03.06.2023 | 93 | 2nd Year ECE (93 Students) |
6 | Batch 6 | 09.02.2023 | 93 | 2nd Year ECE (93 Students) |
The Contents covered in the Course
- 1. Login and Registration to Future Skill Prime
- 2. Deep Skilling: Machine Learning with Python
- • Module 1: Foundations of Statistics and Mathematics for Data Science
- • Module 2: Learning Python
- • Module 3: Introduction to Machine Learning
- • Module 4: Regression
- • Module 5: Classification
- • Module 6: Clustering and Association
- • Module 7: Ensemble methods
- • Module 8: Optimization
- • Module 9: Forecasting using the data
- • Module 10: Natural Language Processing
- • Module 11: Capstone project
- 3. Assessment
Once students complete Deep Skilling Assessment with minimum 50% of marks, students will get certificate for “Machine Learning”.
Few snippets of the program are shown below:
Sponsored by : NASSCOM FOUNDATION PROGRAM
Date: 13.02.2023
Future Skills Prime (FSP) – Ministry of Electronics and InformationTechnology (MEIT) – Govt. of India Fee reimbursement program is conducted at Vemana Institute of Technologyin collaboration with SSC NASSCOM, the only national body for IT/ITES, Mouktik Consulting Services (MCS) hasdesigned a comprehensive program for engineering/non-engineering graduates on foundation and deep skilling.
The objectives of the program
- 1. Provide job opportunities through Career portal services of SSC NASSCOM
- 2. Building work force for the future
- • Zero cost to the student or the Institution
- • Total savings of Rs. 54,200/-
- • Placement opportunity
- • FSP certification
The Mouktik Consulting Services in association with NASSCOM Foundation program conducted “Digital Certification 101” program for students of 1st year and 2nd year students of all branches.
The Resource Person Susarla Venkata Prasad Ravi Teja from Mouktik Consulting Services addresses the students in batch wise. Each batch comprises of approximately 120 students. Totally 9 Batches were scheduled and approximately 900 Students were taken Basic level Digital Certification 101.
The schedule of the program :
Sl. No. | Batch | Date | Timing | Target Audience |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Batch 1 | 07.02.2023 | 09:00 – 11:00 AM | 1st Sem EC ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
2 | Batch 2 | 07.02.2023 | 11:15 – 01:15 PM | 1st Sem IS ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
3 | Batch 3 | 07.02.2023 | 01:45 – 03:45 PM | 1st Sem CS ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
4 | Batch 4 | 09.02.2023 | 09:00 – 11:00 AM | 1st Sem EC ‘C’ & ‘AI&ML’, CIVIL & Mechanical’ |
5 | Batch 5 | 09.02.2023 | 11:15 – 01:15 PM | 3rd Sem CS ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
6 | Batch 6 | 09.02.2023 | 01:45 – 03:45 PM | 3rd Sem IS ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
7 | Batch 7 | 10.02.2023 | 09:00 – 11:00 AM | 3rd Sem EC ‘A’ & ‘B’ |
8 | Batch 8 | 10.02.2023 | 11:15 – 01:15 PM | 3rd Sem EC ‘C’, ‘AI&ML’, CIVIL & Mechanical |
9 | Batch 9 | 10.02.2023 | 01:45 – 03:45 PM | Absentees & Retest |
The Contents covered in the Course
- 1. Login and Registration to Future Skill Prime
- 2. Self Learning (A link will be provided to access the FutureskillsPrime tosignup and complete the
activity)
- • Module 1: Getting technologies with Emerging technologies.
- • Module 2: Applications of Emerging technologies.
- • Module 3: Building Essentials Skills Beyond Technology
- 3. Assessment
Once students completes Basic Level Assessment with minimum 50% of marks, students will get certificate for “Digital 101”.
Qualified students can undertake the next level training for a minimum of 100 students
- • Machine Learning Foundation : Class room delivery for a minimum of 100 students
- • Platform Learning: Concurrent learning with access to the portal
- • FSP certification Exam: Third Party Assessment(TPA) from NASSCOM
Sl. No. | Company Name | No. of students | Semester | Duaration | No. of Days |
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1 | Anspro Technology | 1 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
2 | Bionic Engineers | 9 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
3 | Compsoft Technologies | 29 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
4 | CST | 2 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
5 | DigiTurg | 19 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
6 | Exposys Data labs | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
7 | FlexiEle Co | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
8 | IC Solutions | 8 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
9 | LeanPitch Technologies | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
10 | Maxcreepers Studio Private Limited | 1 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
11 | NJC Labs | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
12 | Prinston Smart Engineers | 2 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
13 | PVH Software Solutions | 6 | VII | 01-October-2021 to 31-October-2021 |
31 |
14 | Quant Masters | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
15 | Ratna Technologies | 1 | VII | 01-December-2021 to 31-December-2021 |
31 |
16 | Sunplus Software Technologies Pvt Ltd | 1 | VII | 01-October-2021 to 31-October-2021 |
31 |
17 | Take it smart | 2 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
18 | Tech Mahindra | 1 | VII | 01-October-2021 to 31-October-2021 |
31 |
19 | Technologics Global Pvt Ltd | 4 | VII | 01-November-2021 to 01-December-2021 |
31 |
20 | Tequed Labs | 3 | VII | 01-August-2021 to 31-August-2021 |
31 |
21 | Thought Cubeit | 1 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
22 | Uniq Technologies | 5 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
23 | Vivarttana Technologies | 26 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
24 | VRAIO Software Solutions PVT LTD | 3 | VII | 01-September-2021 to 01-October-2021 |
31 |
Sl. No. | Company Name | No. of students | Semester | Duaration | No. of Days |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | AVM IT Solutions | 2 | VII | 01st June 2020 to 30th June 2020 |
31 |
2 | Prinston Smart Engineers | 53 | VII | 1st May 2020 to 2nd July 2020 |
31 |
3 | Anspro Technologies | 10 | VII | 15th March 2021 to 30th April 2021 |
31 |
4 | icsoln.com | 5 | VII | 7th Aug 2020 to 6th Sep 2020 |
31 |
5 | Inmovidutech | 3 | VII | July 29th 2020 to August 29th 2020 |
31 |
6 | Karnataka German Technical Training Institute | 18 | VIII | 1st March 2021 to 31st March 2021 |
31 |
7 | Social Prachar Trainee | 1 | VII | 15th March 2021 to 30th April 2021 |
31 |
8 | Tequed labs | 1 | VII | August 30th 2020 September 30th 2020 |
31 |
9 | XON LABS | 1 | VII | Oct 5th 2020 to Nov 13th 2020 |
31 |
10 | BEML | 3 | VII | Oct 20th 2020 to Nov 21st 2020 |
31 |
11 | Airobotica service Pvt Ltd | 3 | VII | 15 Sept 2020 to 15th Oct 2020 |
31 |
12 | Aspexx Health solutions pvt Ltd | 4 | VII | 1st Feb 2021 to 1st April 2021 |
31 |
13 | Freelance (web developer) | 1 | VII | 19th April 2021 to 19th May 2021 |
31 |
14 | NRUTech Pvt Ltd | 1 | VII | 5th April 2021 5th May 2021 |
31 |
15 | Pragmetic Solutions | 4 | VII | 15th March 2021 to 15th April 2021 |
31 |
16 | Internshala | 2 | VII | 30th March 2021 to 11th April 2021 |
31 |
17 | Kaashiv Infotech | 1 | VII | 1st April 2021 to 30th April 2021 |
31 |
18 | Knowledge Solutions India | 3 | VII | 27/10/2020 to 8/12/2020 |
31 |
19 | Alliance global systems and solutions | 1 | VII | 10/9/2020 to 10/10/2020 |
31 |
20 | Agilepoint Pvt Limited | 1 | VII | 1st March 2021 to 1st April 2021 |
31 |
Sl. No. | Company Name | No. of students | Semester | Date | Duration |
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1 | AgilePoint Software India Pvt Ltd | 1 | VII | 6th Jan 2020 to 7th Feb 2020 | 33 Days |
2 | Aurora Techpro | 3 | VI | 8th July 2019 to 4th Aug 2019 | 28 Days |
3 | BEML Ltd | 1 | VI | 8th July 2019 to 31th July 2019 | 24 Days |
4 | BizKeys Pvt Ltd | 1 | VII | 5th Jan 2020 to 5th Feb 2020 | 32 Days |
5 | Bosch Limited | 1 | VI | 22nd July 2019 to 22nd Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
6 | CAPELLA TECHNOLOGIES LTD | 1 | VI | 17th July 2019 to 17th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
7 | CSIR - 4PI | 1 | VI | 7th July 2019 to 27th Aug 2019 | 52 Days |
8 | Cubic Code LLP | 2 | VI | 15th July 2019 to 14th Aug 2019 | 31 Days |
9 | Dare | 3 | VI | 14th July 2019 to 14th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
10 | DigitAge Technologies Pvt Ltd | 4 | VI | 15th July 2019 to 14th Aug 2019 | 31 Days |
11 | FLINKHUB | 1 | VII | 6th Jan 2020 to 6th March 2020 | 61 Days |
12 | FSMK(Data Science) | 11 | VII | 25th Jan 2020 to 31st Jan 2020 | 7 Days | 13 | FSMK(Web Technology) | 7 | VII | 25th Jan 2020 to 31st Jan 2020 | 7 Days |
14 | Hindustan Aeronautics Limited | 6 | VIII | 10th Feb 2020 to 10th March 2020 | 30 Days |
15 | HAL Aircraft Division | 4 | VI | 15th July 2019 to 14th Aug 2019 | 31 Days |
16 | Lara Technologies | 14 | VI | 10th July 2019 to 10th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
17 | Liv Wire | 1 | VI | 8th July 2019 to 2nd Aug 2019 | 26 Days |
18 | NRU Tech | 1 | VII | 6th Jan 2020 to 7th March 2020 | 62 Days |
19 | NTTF | 8 | VI | 8th July 2019 to 2nd Aug 2019 | 26 Days |
20 | Oracle Private Limited | 1 | VII | 16th Jan 2020 to 16th Feb 2020 | 32 Days |
21 | Phytec Embedded Pvt Ltd | 2 | VI | 17th July 2019 to 17th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
22 | QOS Technology | 2 | VI | 8th July 2019 to 8th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
23 | Real Time Signals Technologies | 6 | VI | 16th July 2019 to 16th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
24 | Slicepay | 1 | VII | 10th Jan 2020 to 7th Feb 2020 | 29 Days |
25 | Stanley Black & Decker | 1 | VI | 1st Feb 2019 to 29th March 2019 | 57 Days |
26 | Tally Solutions Pvt. Ltd | 1 | VI | 22nd July 2019 to 22nd Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
27 | Technofly Solutions | 5 | VI | 4th July 2019 to 2nd Aug 2019 | 30 Days |
28 | Trexedia Travel Technologies | 3 | VI | 5th July 2019 to 2nd Aug 2019 | 29 Days |
29 | UNIQ Technology | 10 | VII | 6th Jan 2020 to 6th Feb 2020 | 32 Days |
30 | Vivarttan Technologies | 4 | VI | 9th July 2019 to 9th Aug 2019 | 32 Days |
Location: 5th Floor, No.1, Pine Hurst, 100 Feet Ring Rd, BTM Layout 2nd
Stage, Bengaluru.
Students: 6th Semester
Date: 13-06-2024 @ 10.00AM
Faculty Accompanied: Ms.K.Shilpa Reddy, Dr.NoorBasha, Mr.Naveen HS, Ms Ashwini.M
No. of Students: 120
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering 2021-2025 batch students visited the XCEL Corp.
Introduction and Company Overview
1. Welcome Address: Introduction to XCEL Corp, its mission, and its role in the software
industry.
2. Industry Insights: Overview of the software industry's trends, challenges, and
opportunities.
Facility Tour and Infrastructure Showcase
1. Office Tour: Guided tour of XCEL Corp's facilities, showcasing different departments such
as development, testing, and support.
2. IT Infrastructure: Overview of the technological infrastructure used for software
development and deployment.
Technical Sessions and Test for Internship
1. Technology Stack Presentation: Detailed presentation on the technologies and frameworks used
by XCEL Corp.
2. Internship Test: Conducting a test or assessment for interested students to qualify for an
internship opportunity.
Interaction and Engagement
1. Q&A Sessions: Opportunities for students to interact with employees and ask questions about
the company and industry.
2. Networking: Informal discussions with employees to learn about their roles and career
paths.
Awards and Recognition
1. Awards and Recognition Announcement and recognition of top-performing students who qualify
for a free internship opportunity at XCEL Corp.
2. Lucky Draw for Gifts: Conducting a lucky draw session where participating students have a
chance to win various gifts and prizes.
Appreciation and Conclusion
1. Award Ceremony: Recognition and appreciation of the hosts and representatives from XCEL Corp
for their hospitality and insights.
2. Closing Remarks: Summary by company representatives, thanking the students for their
participation and encouraging future engagement.
Additional Considerations
1. Additional Considerations: Providing students with relevant materials and gathering feedback
to improve future visits.
2. Logistics and Scheduling: Details on schedule, and any special instructions for the visit.
This structured approach ensures that students not only gain practical insights into a software company's operations but also have opportunities to compete for internships, engage in interactive sessions, and enjoy the excitement of a lucky draw. Recognizing top performers and hosts further enhances the educational and motivational impact of the industrial visit to XCEL Corp.
Fig 1.1 : Event Poster
Fig 1.2 : Addressing to students about latest Technologies
Fig 1.3 Explaining about the Internship
Fig 1.4: Certificates for “Topper's FreeInternship”
Fig 1.5: Distributed Lucky Draw Gifts
Fig 1.6 Group photo with Mr.Prasanta @ Xcel Corp
Location: Fanuc India Pvt.Ltd, Bommasandra, Bengaluru.
Students: 5th Semester
Date: 12-03-2024
Faculty Accompanied: Ms. K.Shilpa Reddy, Dr.Mamatha CR.
No. of Students: 23
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering 2021-2025 batch students visited the Fanuc India
Pvt.Ltd. FANUC provides industrial automation solutions - ranging from CNC controllers, Laser CNC,
Robots, Vertical Machining Centres, Electric Injection Moulding machines & CNC Wire EDM. Coupled with
complete integration of factory automation systems - lifetime service support forms one stop solution
for its three core businesses
“FA - ROBOT - ROBOMACHINE”.
Overview of FANUC Automation: FANUC Corporation, founded in 1956, is a global leader in factory automation, industrial robots, and CNC systems. With a focus on precision engineering and cutting-edge technology, FANUC has established itself as a pioneering force in the automation industry. The company's commitment to quality, reliability, and efficiency has made it a preferred choice for various industrial applications worldwide.
Facility Tour: It was insightful presentation providing an overview of FANUC's history, product range, and its impact on various industries. Following the presentation guided through the testing facility, the intricate processes involved in the development and testing of FANUC's automation solutions. Students observed a working and manufacturing process of CNC, Robots ,Robo drill, Robo cut, Robo shots etc.
Location: Swarna Latex, Kumta, Uttara Kannada
Students: 7th Semester
Date: 4th December 2023
Faculty Accompanied: Mr. Naveen H S, Ms. Rashmi R
No. of Students: 46
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering 2020-2024 batch students visited the Swarna Latex. Swarna Latex, Kumta is a leading unit enables us to meet the bulk requirements of our industrial clients. It is also equipped with latest technology machinery that helps us to offer quantitative range of Industrial Safety Hand Gloves, and House Hold Hand Gloves as per client’s specifications.
- 1. Manufactured from High quality Natural latex.
- 2. In-process control covering all aspects of manufacturing ensures a consistent high quality.
- 3. Manufactured and packed under clean and hygienic environment ensuring low Bio-Burden on the gloves.
- 4. Micro rough surface for that extra grip. Beaded cuff for secure fit.
The latex formulation provides excellent elongation to enhance the wearing comfort Swarna Latex, with its past experience has upgraded its glove manufacturing facility and technology well supported by trained and qualified work force. Swarna Latex has introduced a wide range of products for medical and pharmaceutical industries. Swarna Latex introduces the ‘Single Window Shopping’ concept for gloves with diversity in its products. Swarna Latex, well engaged in providing a comprehensive array of Personal Protective Equipment such as Industrial Safety Hand Gloves, House Hold Hand gloves etc Swarna Latex, with its past experience has upgraded its glove manufacturing facility and technology well supported by trained and qualified work force. Swarna Latex has introduced a wide range of products for medical and pharmaceutical industries. Swarna Latex introduces the ‘Single Window Shopping’ concept for gloves with diversity in its products. Swarna Latex, well engaged in providing a comprehensive array of Personal Protective Equipment such as Industrial Safety Hand Gloves, House Hold Hand gloves etc.
Location: BEML, KGF
Students: 5th Semester
Date: 10th and 17th November 2022
Faculty Accompanied: Dr. Ambareesh S, Noor Basha, Gopala Krishna P
No. of Students: 68
In order to have the overall development and for the right kind of Industry exposure, an Industrial Visit to BEML was planned by The Department of Computer Science and Engineering for 2020-2024 batch students to BEML Kolar gold Fields Complex. Around 68 students visited the campus in two batches. BEML Limited, formerly Bharat Earth Movers Limited, is an Indian public sector undertaking which manufactures a variety of heavy equipment, such as that used for earth moving, railways, transport and mining. It is headquartered in Bangalore. BEML Kolar Gold Fields (KGF) is located about 100 Km from Bangalore. It has Major Divisions Like:
- 1. Earth Movers Division (EMD)
- 2. Hydraulics and Powerline Division (H&P)
- 3. Rail Coach Unit II
- 4. Heavy Fabrication Unit
The students took keen interest in knowing the various processes starting from manufacturing of various parts of bull dozers up to final assembly them. The test and quality check department process was also understood by students and their queries were well answered by the officials/representatives of BEML.
Students also got a chance to interact with various Managers. They explained the various opportunities available for the Engineering graduates in BEML and in a like organizations. The students were advised to dream big and achieve the best possible of it. They also appreciated the initiative taken up by Vemana IT, Dept of CSE for introducing such visits for the young minds and nurturing their careers. Students enjoyed the visit The industrial visit to BEML enriched knowledge to both students and faculty in knowing more about various processes.
Location: AshokLeyland, Hosur
Students: 5th Semester
Date: 18th November 2022
Faculty Accompanied: Dr. Ambareesh S, Dr. Kantharaju H C
No. of Students: 40
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an industrial visit for 2020-2024 batch students to Ashok Leyland Limited, Hosur. Ashok Leyland is an Indian multinational automotive manufacturer, headquartered in Chennai.
Location: Kaynes Technology, Mysore
Students: 7th Semester
Date: 09th December 2021
Faculty Accompanied: Dr. Ambareesh S, Dr. Kantharaju H C, Mr. Naveen H S
No. of Students: 70
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering 2018-2022 batch students visited the Kaynes Technology India Pvt. Ltd., Unit 2, Mysore. Kaynes Technology India Private Ltd, Mysore, is a leading domestic player in the Electronics System & Design Manufacturing Services Space with global footprint. The Services offered by Kaynes, mainly include Systems Design & Engineering, Equipment Installation and Commissioning including Support for On Board Systems, Overhauling and Maintenance of Electronic and Electrical Equipment's, Component level Electronic Card Repair and Re-Engineering/Obsolescence Management, PLC Programming and System Commissioning and Systems Integration Activities. Students observed the manufacturing process of programmable circuit boards, electronic solutions for different real time applications.
Location
Green Data Center, IBM campus
IBM, D block, Embassy Golf Links Business Park,
Off IndiraNagar-Koramangala Inner RingRoad, Bangalore - 71.
Students : 5th sem, Computer Science and Engineering Department
Date : 5/11/2019
Faculties Accompanied : Mrs Mary Vidya Jhon, Mrs Roopalakshmi S,
Resource Person at IBM:
1. Mekala V Reddy
Business Operations Leader for Hybrid Cloud CTE-AP & India and India Hybrid Cloud Development, IBM
2. Latha Raj
Business Consultant and WW Technical Eminence Leader, IBM India Private Ltd
Other IBMers who conducted the session : Geetha Sathyamurthy, Sridevi
Facilitators of Data Centre : Ramesh, Shafi & Venkat
No. of Students : 48
Agenda:
1. 10:05 am: Faculty & students arrival to EGL
2. 10:20 am: Badge distribution & reached Board Room - 6c
3. 10:25 am: About IBM, Market readiness, Problem-Solving, IT Trends, Quantum Computing - Mekala V
Reddy
4. 12:00 pm: Interaction with IBM leaders - R Latha, Sreedevi Verma, Geetha S Murthy
5. 12:30 - 1:05 pm: Data Center visit (D block Groud floor) by batches of ~ 20: Sowri & team
Brief about the Green Data Center
A Green Data Centre (GDC) is a repository for the storage, management, and dissemination of data in
which the mechanical, lighting, electrical and computer systems are designed for maximum energy
efficiency and minimum environmental impact. The Green Data Centre is an optimized data centre that we
can identify as "intelligent and organized ecosystem", which implements innovative applications of
energy efficiency and operational by acting on three areas where the energy is consumed in the data
centre: energy consumed by the facility as the systems power and cooling, the energy consumed by real
IT systems and an inefficient use of IT systems. Then, a formal definition of Green Data Centre is: an
intelligent, organized and controlled infrastructure that meets the demands of more innovative
operational energy efficiency.
Reaping benefits from energy efficiency.
Data centres consume 30 to 80 times the energy per square meter as compared to traditional office
space. For instance, a company with a data centre of 2,000 square meters could spend up to 150 – 250
Million USD of facility operating costs over its 10 to 20-year useful life to run a data centre with
up to 70 percent of the costs being used for energy costs. A typical data centre consumes about 250
kilowatts of power.
"Solar power is ideally suited for a data centre because it is a natural source of DC power". It
eliminates the need for AC-DC conversion, which results in a 10 percentage point gain, when compared
to AC power sources. “As data centres consume tens to hundreds of MW, this saving is not small”.
Apart from using solar energy, other unique capabilities like water cooled lab infrastructure for
POWER7 servers and a TivSAM based Private Cloud with 4000+ VMs for internal development teams has
helped create this smarter data centre at IBM India Software Labs, Bangalore.
The project that couples solar power with water-cooled servers that run on high-voltage direct
current. The method results in about a 10 percent energy savings by reducing the losses that normally
happen in converting from alternating power from the grid to the direct current servers run on,
according to Kota Murali, the chief scientist of nanotechnology at IBM India who developed the pilot
as a side project. That level of energy reduction is significant for large data centres with many
servers, but the implications of solar and servers are potentially profound for places that don't have
access to reliable power. IBM's India Software Lab in Bangalore has set up a 50-kilowatt rooftop array
to power about 20 percent of its data centre.
IBM's vision for the next-generation data centre.
The next-generation data centre answers the need for a simpler, adaptive infrastructure, able to
respond to disruptive change, melt technology silos and integrate legacy and new architectures in a
single, manageable ecosystem. It is a software defined environment (SDE) in which server, storage,
network and facilities resources are automatically provisioned and configured by software programmed
to understand and adapt decisions to the requirements of each workload in real time.
With the ever growing computing needs of human beings, data centres are more important than ever
before. In order to cope up with the power needs of their data centre in Bangalore, IBM India Software
Lab has embraced the solar power. Kota Murali, one of the chief scientists at IBM India says that his
facility has to face 3-6 hours of load shedding forcing them to rely on diesel generators for power
supply. The fix? Well, the engineers got together to develop a 50 MW DC power supply for the data
centre that can provide enough energy 5 hours a day. The company has installed 6000 sqft of solar
panels on the roof already. The servers mostly need DC and solar electricity saves the losses during
AC-DC conversion, thus saving about 13% of electricity.
IBM Operates ~45 cloud data centres across Globe !!
IBM and Indian Green Grid Group (IG3) have entered into an agreement, in which IBM will design a green
data centre for IG3, which is one of the largest Data Centres in the Asia Pacific Region.
The data centre will be highly resilient and have the environmental protection advantages of IBM's
industry-leading data centre design characterized by energy efficiency, green technologies,
scalability and the latest power and cooling technologies.
Department of CSE has organized an industrial visit to C-DAC on 26th October 2018 and
13th November 2018 for Vth and VIIth sem students. Centre for
Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC) is the premier R&D organization of the Ministry of
Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) for carrying out R&D in IT, Electronics and associated
areas. Different areas of C-DAC, had originated at different times, many of which came out as a result
of identification of opportunities. The setting up of C-DAC in 1988 itself was to built Supercomputers
in context of denial of import of Supercomputers by USA. Since then C-DAC has been undertaking
building of multiple generations of Supercomputer starting from PARAM with 1 GF in 1988.C-DAC has
today emerged as a premier R&D organization in IT&E (Information Technologies and Electronics) in the
country working on strengthening national technological capabilities in the context of global
developments in the field and responding to change in the market need in selected foundation areas. As
an institution for high-end Research and Development (R&D), C-DAC has been at the forefront of the
Information Technology (IT) revolution, constantly building capacities in emerging/enabling
technologies and innovating and leveraging its expertise, caliber, skill sets to develop and deploy IT
products and solutions for different sectors of the economy, as per the mandate of its parent, the
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Ministry of Communications and Information
Technology, Government of India and other stakeholders including funding agencies, collaborators,
users and the market-place.
During the visit students got opportunity to see the working of super computer and CDAC representative
briefed about the architecture and applications of supercomputer.
Department of CSE has organized an industrial visit to ISRO Sriharikota, Nellore, Andhra Pradesh on 26th April 2018 for IInd and IIIrd year students. During the visit they briefed about SHAR (Sriharikota High Altitude Range). Later our students visited first and second launching pad. The students got to know about how different kinds of satellite are launched in these launch pads. Next, students visited MCC (Machine Control Center) and LCC (Launch Control Center). The guide conveyed on how the authorities controls the launched satellites. At the end students visited museum where different satellite models were displayed and also information about various scientist who worked for ISRO.
Dept. of CSE is organizing an Industrial visit for 5th sem students to ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), Bangalore on 16th November 2017.
Department of Computer Science & Engineering arranged an Industrial Visit to ICAT Solution on 29th October 2017.
Department of Computer Science & Engineering arranged an Industrial Visit to National Aerospace Laboratories (NAL) on 25th October 2017 for V Semester students.
PhD Holders
Name | Research Area |
---|---|
Dr. Ramakrishna | Wireless Sensor Networks |
Dr. Shilpa G V | Machine Learning |
Dr. Rashmi R | LTE Communication |
Dr. Noor Basha | Data Mining |
Dr.Rachitha M V | Machine Learning |
BrundhaElci J | Machine Learning |
PhD Guiding
Research guide | Name of Scholar | Research Area | Status |
---|---|---|---|
Dr. M. Ramakrishna | |||
Suma S | Image Processing | Comprehensive Viva Completed | |
G. Lakshmi Sravani | Machine Learning | Course work in progress | |
Vijayashree HP | Image Processing | Course work in progress | |
Ranjana B Nadagoudar | Networks | Thesis Uploaded |
PhD Pursuing
SL. No | Name of the Faculty | Research Center | Guide | Area of Research | Year of Registration | Status |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Naveen H S | TOCE, Bengaluru | Dr. E Saravana Kumar | Machine Learning and IoT | 2020 | Comprehensive Viva Completed |
2 | Suma S | CSE, Vemana I.T | Dr. M Ramakrishna | Image Processing | 2020 | Comprehensive Viva Completed |
3 | Vijayashree HP | CSE,Vemana I.T | Dr. Jaya R | Image Processing | 2020 | Course Work in progress |
4 | Chitra G | Reva University | Dr.SyedMuzammilBasha | Deep Learning | 2021 | Course work Completed |
5 | Gopala Krishna P | Jain University | Dr.Ambreesh S | Machine Learning | 2023 | Registered |
6 | Menaka A | Anna University | Dr.KSakthivel | Machine Learning | 2019 | Comprehensive Viva Completed |
7 | Shilpa Reddy K | Jain University | Dr.Ambareesh S | IoT | 2024 | Registered |
PROGRAM OUTCOMES (POs)
Engineering Graduates Will be able to:1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
2. Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
3. Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental consideration.
4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
5. Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.
8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)
After 3-4 years of Graduation, the CSE Graduates will be able to:PEO 1: Successful and ethical professionals in IT and ITES industries contributing to societal progress.
PEO 2: Engaged in life-long learning, adapting to changing technological scenarios.
PEO 3: Communicate and work effectively in diverse teams and exhibit leadership qualities.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)
After the successful completion of the program, the graduates will be able to:PSO 1: Analyze, design, implement and test innovative application software systems to meet the specified requirements.
PSO 2: Understand and use systems software packages.
PSO 3: Understand the organization and architecture of digital computers, embedded systems and computer networks.
2015 Scheme | 15MAT31 | 15CS32 | 15CS33 | 15CS34 | 15CS35 | 15CS36 | 15CSL37 | 15CSL38 |
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2017 Scheme | 17MAT31 | 17CS32 | 17CS33 | 17CS34 | 17CS35 | 17CS36 | 17CSL37 | 17CSL38 |
2018 Scheme | 18MAT31 | 18CS32 | 18CS33 | 18CS34 | 18CS35 | 18CS36 | 18CSL37 | 18CSL38 |
2015 Scheme | 15MAT41 | 15CS42 | 15CS43 | 15CS44 | 15CS45 | 15CS46 | 15CSL47 | 15CSL48 |
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2017 Scheme | 17MAT41 | 17CS42 | 17CS43 | 17CS44 | 17CS45 | 17CS46 | 17CSL47 | 17CSL48 |
2018 Scheme | 18MAT41 | 18CS42 | 18CS43 | 18CS44 | 18CS45 | 18CS46 | 18CSL47 | 18CSL48 |
2015 Scheme | 15CS51 | 15CS52 | 15CS53 | 15CS54 | 15CS553 | 15CS562 | 15CS563 | 15CS565 | 15CSL57 | 15CSL58 |
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2017 Scheme | 17CS51 | 17CS52 | 17CS53 | 17CS54 | 17CS553 | 17CS562 | 17CSL57 | 17CSL58 | ||
2018 Scheme | 18CS51 | 18CS52 | 18CS53 | 18CS54 | 18CS55 | 18CS56 | 18CSL57 | 18CSL58 |
2015 Scheme | 15CS61 | 15CS62 | 15CS63 | 15CS64 | 15CS651 | 15CS653 | 15CS664 | 15CSL67 | 15CSL68 |
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2017 Scheme | 17CS61 | 17CS62 | 17CS63 | 17CS64 | 17CS651 | 17CS653 | 17CS664 | 17CSL67 | 17CSL68 |
2018 Scheme | 18CS61 | 18CS62 | 18CS63 | 18CS641 | 18CS644 | 18CV651 | 18ME653 | 18CSL67 | 18CSMP68 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Anirudh A | 1VI19CS0003 | Tricon Infotech Pvt Ltd | 19-9-2022 |
2 | Asha Aravind Holla | 1VI19CS0006 | Bloom Value India Pvt Ltd | 13-6-2023 |
3 | Bhoomika G S | 1VI19CS014 | Welldoc | 21-7-2023 |
4 | Brunda V | 1VI19CS017 | Welldoc | 4-8-2023 |
5 | Chiranjeevi P R | 1VI19CS022 | Narayana Health | 26-6-2023 |
6 | Gowtham V | 1VI19CS032 | Learnyst Insight Private Limited | 6-7-2023 |
7 | Hafsa Mohammadi | 1VI19CS034 | HP | |
8 | Jyothi M C | 1VI19CS040 | EXCELR | 30-11-2022 |
9 | Keerthi P | 1VI19CS044 | EXPLEO | EXP/HR/OL/23-24/5840 9-10-202 |
10 | Khatija Tul Kubra Latheef | 1VI19CS045 | EXCELR | 30-11-2022 |
11 | Krithika T | 1VI19CS047 | Cendrol Construction contract Pvt Ltd | 4-5-2023 |
12 | Prem K | 1VI19CS072 | PEOL Technologies Pvt LTD | 3-10-2023 |
13 | Priyanka C | 1VI19CS074 | Six Dee Telecom Solutions Private Limited | 21-2-2023 |
14 | Priyanka V | 1VI19CS075 | Synechron Digital Payments Services Pvt Ltd | 17-7-2023 |
15 | Renuka M | 1VI19CS084 | Tayana Mobility Technologies | 30-7-2023 |
16 | Samra K | 1VI19CS090 | Samplytics Technologies | 1-11-2023 |
17 | Sathyam V Purohit | 1VI19CS096 | Vayuvoy Labs Private Limited | 30-1-2023 |
18 | Shantanu K R | 1VI19CS0100 | Determinant Studios | DS/23-24/005 18-9-2023 |
19 | Sheetal S | 1VI19CS101 | Collabera Digital Pvt. Ltd | 20-7-2023 |
20 | Shravani R | 1VI19CS104 | Kalajitha IT Solutions LLP | 16-11-2023 |
21 | Soniya N | 1VI19CS108 | EXCELR | 30-11-2022 |
22 | Vikram M Bharadwaj | 1VI19CS123 | Wizergos Software Solutions Private Limited | 1-6-2023 |
23 | Rohan Jain | 1VI20CS405 | Welldoc | 25-9-2023 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
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1 | A Krishna Vamsi | 1VI18CS001 | Contol Technologies Pvt. Ltd | 01/12/2021 |
2 | Aishwarya R | 1VI18CS003 | Qspiders | |
3 | Aishwarya Rajan | 1VI18CS004 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
4 | Anusha R Bhat | 1VI18CS007 | Qspiders | |
5 | Anushka Singh | 1VI18CS008 | 6D Technologies | |
6 | Apoorva Kaumudhi S | 1VI18CS009 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
7 | Asiya Khatoon | 1VI18CS012 | Qspiders | |
8 | Asma M | 1VI18CS013 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
9 | B Prashanth Reddy | 1VI18CS016 | TCS | |
10 | Bhavana Makapur | 1VI18CS017 | WorksBot | |
11 | Bhumireddy Hema Chandra Maheswara Reddy | 1VI18CS019 | Capgemini | |
12 | Chandan Kumar M | 1VI18CS022 | PRATAIN | 14/06/2022 |
13 | Deekshitha M R | 1VI18CS023 | Hexaware | |
14 | Deepatejashwini M S | 1VI18CS024 | CitiusTech | 02/05/2022 |
15 | Devulapalli Saipraneeth Reddy | 1VI18CS026 | Wipro | |
16 | Dharshan T | 1VI18CS028 | Cloudegic | 01/06/2022 |
17 | Gilbert S | 1VI18CS033 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
18 | Jagadish C G | 1VI18CS040 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1003368363/22-2328/06/2022 |
19 | Jeevitha J V Reddy | 1VI18CS041 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218434503/BNG06/10/2021 |
20 | Karnatakam Rahul Kumar Reddy | 1VI18CS044 | Wipro | 31/03/2022 |
21 | Kartikeeya U Pandit | 1VI18CS045 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218357695/BNG26/11/2021 |
22 | Kavya Ravindra Hegde | 1VI18CS046 | Wipro | 25/01/2022 |
23 | M Shashank | 1VI18CS051 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1003187415/22-2328/06/2022 |
24 | Madhushree B N | 1VI18CS053 | Mindtree | 20/02/2022 |
25 | Madhusudan C | 1VI18CS054 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218443993/BNG06/10/2021 |
26 | Mahalakshmi Br | 1VI18CS055 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1003198567/22-2328/06/2022 |
27 | Maitri S Gaonkar | 1VI18CS056 | Qualitest India | 01/07/2022 |
28 | Manish T S | 1VI18CS058 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218353250/BNG06/10/2021 |
29 | Megha Gor | 1VI18CS060 | Wipro | 31/01/2022 |
30 | Mustafa Shabbir Bhavanagarwala | 1VI18CS064 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
31 | N Bhavya Shree | 1VI18CS065 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218403397/BNG06/10/2021 |
32 | Nagarjun K N | 1VI18CS066 | Wipro | 22/11/2021 |
33 | Nithin Kumar B | 1VI18CS069 | cloudegic | 01/06/2022 |
34 | P Dinesh Reddy | 1VI18CS071 | wipro | 01/04/2022 |
35 | Pandhyalamadugu S Uma | 1VI18CS076 | Infosys | 22/04/2022 |
36 | Pavithra K | 1VI18CS078 | Hexaware | 27/05/2022 |
37 | Pragathi R | 1VI18CS079 | Sonata Software | 04/04/2022 |
38 | Prathviraj N Doshetty | 1VI18CS080 | Birlasoft | 22/03/2022 |
39 | Preethi B | 1VI18CS081 | Wipro | 22/04/2022 |
40 | R Evangeline | 1VI18CS083 | Capgemini | |
41 | R Isha | 1VI18CS084 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218354366/BNG06/10/2021 |
42 | Raj Kumar R | 1VI18CS085 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1003156697/22-2328/06/2022 |
43 | Rashmitha Soumya Sindu R | 1VI18CS086 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
44 | Sahana | 1VI18CS091 | TCS | TCSL/DT20218456408/BNG26/11/2021 |
45 | 1VI18CS092 | Saisree E | Infosys | HRD/3T/1003371905/22-2328/06/2022 |
46 | Shakthi G | 1VI18CS096 | Wipro | 01/06/2022 |
47 | Shobith M P | 1VI18CS100 | Capgemini | |
48 | Srilekha M | 1VI18CS106 | Hexaware | 07/04/2022 |
49 | Srishti Mishra | 1VI18CS107 | Wipro | 20/01/2022 |
50 | Suguru Nanji Reddy | 1VI18CS108 | Wipro | 01/04/2022 |
51 | Syeda Sara Sameen | 1VI18CS112 | Wipro | 31/03/2022 |
52 | Tanzim Abbas Charolia | 1VI18CS113 | Wipro | 09/12/2021 |
53 | Tippireddy Vivek | 1VI18CS115 | Wipro | 04/03/2022 |
54 | Varsha S | 1VI18CS118 | Bizviz | 19/07/2022 |
55 | Vidyalakshmi D B | 1VI18CS120 | Capgemini | |
56 | Vikas Meel | 1VI18CS121 | Wipro | 25/01/2022 |
57 | Vishal M | 1VI18CS122 | Wipro | 21/04/2022 |
58 | Vishnu K G | 1VI18CS123 | Wipro | 22/01/2022 |
59 | Mohammed Owasis | 1VI19CS124 | LeadSquared | 04/05/2022 |
60 | P Suma | 1VI19CS126 | Cloud Analogy | 05/05/2022 |
61 | Sri Harsha R | 1VI19CS125 | Wipro | 23/04/2022 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
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1 | Anusha C | 1VI17CS009 | Cognizant | 2095781 02-12-2021 |
2 | Anusha V | 1VI17CS010 | Conexus Software Solutions Pvt Ltd | E0075 15/09/2021 |
3 | Arshiya | 1VI17CS011 | Capgemini | 46119839 10-08-2021 |
4 | Arshiya R | 1VI17CS012 | Latentview Analytics | 3174 05-08-2021 |
5 | Ashwini M (D/o Murali Reddy L) | 1VI17CS014 | PEOL Technologies Pvt Ltd | 420 14/06/2021 |
6 | Ashwini M (D/o A Mohan) | 1VI17CS015 | Merck Group | X236690 25/08/2021 |
7 | Byka Tanuja Sree | 1VI17CS016 | Cognizant | 2063164 25/09/2021 |
8 | Chethan H P | 1VI17CS021 | TEKsystems global services(TGS-IND) | 26/11/2021 |
9 | Geetha Shree R | 1VI17CS026 | Conexus Software Solutions Pvt Ltd | E0073 02-09-2021 |
10 | Hamsalekha N | 1VI17CS029 | Starmark Software | 2548 20-12-2021 |
11 | Harshitha Jerusha J Williams | 1VI17CS033 | InstaV Technologies | 13-12-2021 |
12 | Hemapriya G | 1VI17CS035 | Accenture services Pvt Ltd | 13317818 28/10/2021 |
13 | Jeevitha M | 1VI17CS039 | Conexus Software Solutions.Pvt.Ltd | E0094 29/11/2021 |
14 | Josna Y S | 1VI17CS040 | Capgemini Technologies | 46152264 26/10/2021 |
15 | Kavyashree G | 1VI17CS045 | Accenture services Pvt Ltd | 13317821 28/10/2021 |
16 | Kiran Kumar M B | 1VI17CS046 | Cognizant | 30-10-2021 |
17 | Mahesh Y V | 1VI17CS053 | FIS Global | 5664216 25-10-21 |
18 | Manasa M | 1VI17CS054 | Cognizant | 2048508 25-08-21 |
19 | Mohammed Muzammil Khan | 1VI17CS056 | gslab | gs-3212 21/7/21 |
20 | Mohan G | 1VI17CS057 | Accenture services Pvt Ltd | 24-12-2021 |
21 | N CHAITRA BHANDALKAR | 1VI17CS059 | Capgemini Technology Services India Limited | 46132550 09-07-2021 |
22 | NAMITHA B | 1VI17CS060 | AVIN SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED | 0471 08-02-2021 |
23 | NAVYA R RAO | 1VI17CS062 | KPMG global services | 101253 30/8/2021 |
24 | NAVYASHREE NARAYANA BHAT | 1VI17CS063 | Capgemini Technology Services India Limited | 46144227 7-10-2021 |
25 | NETHAJI M GOWDA | 1VI17CS065 | Thomson Reuters | C283839 17/11/2021 |
26 | P N SWAPNA | 1VI17CS067 | IBSSoftware | A-10245 30/8/2021 |
27 | PAVAN SAMARTH VITTAL B G | 1VI17CS069 | KPMG global services | 100885 23/8/2021 |
28 | PAVITHRA G N | 1VI17CS070 | Tata Technologies | 921612 17/1/2022 |
29 | POOJA C | 1VI17CS072 | Sonata Software | 21255 26/10/2021 |
30 | POOJASHREE D | 1VI17CS073 | Infosys Limited | 1171176 20/9/2021 |
31 | PUNYASHREE R | 1VI17CS076 | Accenture | 13365490 24/12/2021 |
32 | R MANASA | 1VI17CS077 | INFOSYS LIMITED | 1175293 27/9/2021 |
33 | RAMYA S | 1VI17CS079 | Cognizant Technology Solutions Private Limited | 16/12/2021 |
34 | RANJITH S | 1VI17CS084 | Process And Product Development Center | 1-10-2021 |
35 | RASHMI K S | 1VI17CS085 | Torry Harris Business Solutions | 6451 24/11/2021 |
36 | S SHREYES | 1VI17CS087 | Cognizant Technology Solutions Private Limited | 2106547 28/12/2021 |
37 | SAI SAHANA R | 1VI17CS091 | TCS | 1948766 5-8-2021 |
38 | SAKSHI V | 1VI17CS092 | MERCK GROUP | X237452 8-9-2021 |
39 | SANDEEP N | 1VI17CS093 | Qualitest India | QT/3461 21/10/2021 |
40 | SATHYA PRIYA S | 1VI17CS095 | Capgemini Technology Services India Limited | 567 14/9/2021 |
41 | SETTIPALLI CHARITHA | 1VI17CS096 | Capgemini Technology Services India Limited | 46132350 7-9-2021 |
42 | SHAMA PARVEEN | 1VI17CS097 | Infosys Limited | 1167241 6-9-2021 |
43 | SHARATH K T | 1VI17CS098 | Zeomega Infotech Pvt Ltd, Bangalore Karnataka | 1205 21/10/2021 |
44 | SHASHIKALA K | 1VI17CS099 | AVIN SYSTEM PRIVATE LIMITED | 0472 4-8-2021 |
45 | SHILPA P | 1VI17CS100 | Allstate solution private limited | 20010061 9-8-2021 |
46 | SUMA S | 1VI17CS102 | Deloitte | I527 11-10-2021 |
47 | SUMITH S | 1VI17CS103 | Cognizant Technology Solutions Private Limited | 2065791 30/9/2021 |
48 | VAIJANATHA | 1VI17CS106 | Wipro Limited | 20306636 6-12-2021 |
49 | VAISHNAVI N | 1VI17CS107 | Microland Limited | T-00254 13/9/2021 |
50 | VANDHANA C | 1VI17CS109 | Gain Insights Pvt. Ltd | GIS525 3-1-2022 |
51 | VARSHINI G SRINIVAS | 1VI17CS110 | Capgemini Technology Services India Limited | 46132518 7-9-2021 |
52 | VENKATESH KAKUMANI | 1VI17CS111 | Attra Infotech | 325237 17/9/2021 |
53 | VINAY KUMAR J | 1VI17CS112 | Cognizant Technology Solutions India Pvt. Ltd | 2107138 28/12/2021 |
54 | YASHWANTH N | 1VI17CS113 | Qualitest India | 3307 23/2021 |
55 | RAJASHREE | 1VI17CS114 | Wipro Limited | 20287469 25/10/2021 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
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1 | ARCHANA K | 1VI16CS004 | Huawei Technologies India Pvt Ltd | H12602 7-11-2020 |
2 | B MEGHANA | 1VI16CS005 | Cognizant | ID: 14049893 28-1-2020 |
3 | BHARGAVI | 1VI16CS005 | LMV Financial Services | LMV/01 |
4 | BINDHIYA REDDY N V | 1VI16CS009 | Deloitte consulting India Pvt Ltd | 615048 8-3-2021 |
5 | BINDHU S K | 1VI16CS010 | Advanced Solutions Pvt Ltd | ASPL/HR/CHN/HR/OL-05/04/2021-22 3-7-2021 |
6 | CHANDANA R | 1VI16CS011 | Wipro | 20202388 29-5-2020 |
7 | DIVITH K | 1VI16CS016 | Alchemy Techsol India Pvt Ltd | ATIPL/01 14-7-2021 |
8 | EZHIL MARAN | 1VI16CS018 | Amazon Development Centre Pvt Ltd | ADCPL/01 30-11-2020 |
9 | GULSHAN KUMAR | 1VI16CS021 | KENT Cam Technologies | Hr/17672 8-4-2021 |
10 | HARSHITHA M N | 1VI16CS022 | K&S Partner | KSP/01 4-3-2021 |
11 | K LAVANYA | 1VI16CS029 | Mylan Laboratories Limited | MLL/01 2-1-1-2021 |
12 | K SONIYA REDDY | 1VI16CS030 | Mylan Laboratories Limited | MLL/02 |
13 | KALLURU VISWANATHA REDDY | 1VI16CS031 | Mavenir | Mavenir/01 9-6-2020 |
14 | KAMAL K | 1VI16CS032 | Infosys | Infosys/01 18-2-2021 |
15 | KAVYA TU | 1VI16CS033 | Huawei Technologies India Pvt Ltd | 3_18794 31-10-2020 |
16 | KEERTHANA E | 1VI16CS034 | Cognizant Technology Solution India Pvt Ltd | ID: 14301405 9-6-2020 |
17 | LAVANYA S KATAGERI | 1VI16CS036 | IBM India Pvt Ltd | IBMIPL/01 2-4-2020 |
18 | LIKHITHA M REDDY | 1VI16CS037 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000791486/21-22 4-6-2021 |
19 | LIKHITHA REDDY H C | 1VI16CS038 | Semnox Solutions Pvt Ltd | SEMNOX/HRD/2020 26-10-2020 |
20 | LIKITHA K | 1VI16CS039 | Wipro | Wipro/01 22-6-2020 |
21 | M N MANASA | 1VI16CS040 | Happiestmind Technology | HMT/01 19-11-2020 |
22 | M RANJITH KUMAR | 1VI16CS041 | TATA Consultancy Services Ltd | TCSL/DT20195378797 13-9-2019 |
23 | MANASA CR | 1VI16CS044 | Merck | Merck/01 1-4-2021 |
24 | MOHAMMED MOHSIN SAIT | 1VI16CS051 | Retail Insights | RI/01 9-7-2021 |
25 | MOHAMMED SUHAIL SONU | 1VI16CS052 | Endurance International Group (India) Pvt Ltd | EIGPL/01 26-8-2020 |
26 | MOHAMMED YOUSUF | 1VI16CS053 | Retail Insights | RI/02 9-7-2021 |
27 | NAGASHREE K N | 1VI16CS055 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000792584/20-21 28-1-2021 |
28 | NAGMA SULTANA | 1VI16CS056 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000792784/20-2118-2-2021 |
29 | P VANDANA | 1VI16CS061 | Proacscnt Business Solution | PBS/IN/SSE/1156/2021 17-3-2021 |
30 | P L RACHANA SHARMA | 1VI16CS060 | IBM/ ArtechInfosystemsPvt Ltd | IBM/01 16-4-2021 |
31 | POORNIMA N | 1VI16CS065 | Exre Communication | EC/01 26-10-2020 |
32 | PREETHI S | 1VI16CS067 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000792687/20-2118-2-2021 |
33 | PRIYANKA CHAURASIYA | 1VI16CS069 | K&S Partner | KSP/01 01-03-2021 |
34 | PRIYANKA TAKESHWAR PATGAR | 1VI16CS070 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000792593/20-21 1-8-2021 |
35 | PUNITH REDDY B | 1VI16CS072 | Avigna Group | AG/01 |
36 | RAHUL S | 1VI16CS074 | Infosys | HRD/1000791505/20-21 28-1-2021 |
37 | RAJASHREE S | 1VI16CS075 | Analytical Wizards | AW/01 1-8-2020 |
38 | RANJITHA BIRADAR | 1VI16CS078 | SaveBy Switching Global Solutions Pvt Ltd | SSGS/01 |
39 | S P YASHAS REDDY | 1VI16CS082 | Binary Numbers | BN/01 21-9-2020 |
40 | S PAVITHRA | 1VI16CS083 | Teknotrait Solutions Pvt Ltd | TS/0105-SP-11/2020 23-11-2020 |
41 | S VARSHA | 1VI16CS084 | Covalense Digital Solutions Pvt Ltd | CDS/HR/TR/OL/2021-01 13-1-2021 |
42 | SAI PRASHANTH S | 1VI16CS086 | TATA Consultancy Services Ltd | TCSL/DT20195378290 13-9-2019 |
43 | SAMEER | 1VI16CS088 | Cognizant | Candidate ID: 1409890 28-1-2020 |
44 | SAMIKSHA REDDY BN | 1VI16CS089 | Jivox | Jx328 |
45 | SANNIDHI A | 1VI16CS091 | TATA Consultancy Services Ltd | 14049896 28-1-2020 |
46 | SHARANYA N | IVI16CS093 | Cognizant | 14049864 28-1-2020 |
47 | SHALINI R C | 1VI16CS094 | Harman Connected Services | HCS/01 19-2-2020 |
48 | SUCHITHRA N | 1VI16CS103 | Epsilon | Epsilon/01 4-6-2021 |
49 | SRIDHAR H A | 1VI16CS102 | Infosys | HRD/3T/1000792114/20-2130-10-2020 |
50 | VAISHNAVI URKADE | 1VI16CS110 | Harman Connected Services | HCS/02 28-1-2020 |
51 | VANDANA N | 1VI16CS111 | Capgemini | Capgemini/01 16-3-2021 |
52 | VARDHINI G C | 1VI16CS113 | KPMG Global Services Pvt Ltd | KPMG/01 20-1-2021 |
53 | VANGUMALLA NIKHIL REDDY | 1VI16CS112 | Redcarpet Tech Pvt Ltd | RCTPL/01 16-10-2020 |
54 | VENKATESH R | 1VI16CS114 | Juspay | Juspay/01 25-11-2020 |
55 | YUKTHA D | 1VI16CS120 | Sonata Software Limited | SSSL/HR/APPT/20 15-10-2020 |
56 | S NITHIN BABU NAIDU | 1VI16CS121 | Newspace Research and Technologies | PE026 |
57 | BHASKAR M | 1VI16CS125 | Allegion Pvt Ltd | QS1988642 21-8-2020 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
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1 | ADITH DEV REDDY | 1VI15CS002 | Raramuri Technology Private Limited | RTPL/01 1-10-2019 |
2 | ADITYA T S | 1VI15CS003 | DreamGains | DG/01 16-5-2019 |
3 | AISHAWARYA A | 1VI15CS004 | Mylan Laboratories Limited | MLL/01 31-7-2019 |
4 | AISHAWARYA THANKACHAN | 1VI15CS005 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
5 | ALEX SEBASTIAN | 1VI15CS008 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 15-5-2018 |
6 | ANJALI MISHRA | 1VI15CS010 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
7 | ANUSHREE NAMBIAR | 1VI15CS013 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
8 | ARINDAM KUMAR NATH | 1VI15CS014 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
9 | ARSHATHA PARTHASARATHY | 1VI15CS015 | Dream Gains | DG/02 16-5-2019 |
10 | ARUN S | 1VI15CS016 | Muraai Information Technologies Private Limited | MITPL/01 17-6-2019 |
11 | B TEJASWINI | 1VI15CS020 | Atos Syntel | SBE1921553 13-2-2019 |
12 | BHUVANA CHANDRIKA N | 1VI15CS021 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
13 | E SAI KRUPA | 1VI15CS029 | Micro Academy Cognizant Infrastructure Services | MACIS/01 20-12-2019 |
14 | E RUSHITHA REDDY | 1VI15CS030 | Atos Syntel | SBE1921355 13-2-2019 |
15 | ESWARI V | 1VI15CS031 | CareerNet Technologies Pvt. Ltd | CNTPL/01 14-8-2019 |
16 | FARZANA M | 1VI15CS032 | DreamGains | DG/03 1-7-2019 |
17 | G PREETHI | 1VI15CS033 | TATA Consultancy Services Limited (TCSL) | TCSL/DT20184327578/B angalore 9-10-2018 |
18 | HARISH S | 1VI15CS036 | ArisGlobal Software Pvt. Ltd | AGSPL/01 4-10-2019 |
19 | HARSHITHA N MURTHY | 1VI15CS037 | TATA Consultancy Services Limited (TCSL) | TCSL/DT20184327615/Bangalore 9-10-2018 |
20 | HARSHITHA S | 1VI15CS038 | Amazon Development Centre India Pvt. Ltd | ADCIPL/01 14-5-2019 |
21 | JAGANMAYEE SAHOO | 1VI15CS040 | Luxoft India LLP | LILLP/01 29-7-2019 |
22 | JAMUNA N | 1VI15CS041 | Wipro | Wipro/01 4-10-2019 |
23 | JUVERIA FATHIMA | 1VI15CS043 | Atos Syntel | SBE1954045 10-4-2019 |
24 | KAVYA S | 1VI15CS045 | Joulestowatts Business Solutions pvt LTD | JBSPL/01 DOJ: 26.07.2019 |
25 | KEERTHANA M R | 1VI15CS046 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
26 | M P RAKSHITHA | 1VI15CS047 | DreamGains | DG/04 1-7-2019 |
27 | MADHUSUDHAN R N | 1VI15CS049 | CareerNet Technologies Pvt Ltd | CNTPL/02 30-11-2019 |
28 | MANASA B | 1VI15CS051 | Happiest Minds Technologies Private Limited | HMTPL/01 16-9-2019 |
29 | MEGHA M | 1VI15CS053 | Happiest Minds Technologies Private Limited | HMTPL/02 16-9-2019 |
30 | MALLIKARJUNA G B | 1VI15CS119 | Sonata Software Limited | SSL/HR/APPT/19/9a0d64fa-5dee-45b4-b296-277133a946e84-10-2019 |
31 | THANUJA S | 1VI16CS406 | Happiest Minds Technologies Private Limited | HMTPL/03 16-9-2019 |
32 | NEETA V | 1VI15CS064 | Beegru Real Estate Advisory | BREA/01 2-6-2019 |
33 | NEHA RAO S S | 1VI15CS065 | Wipro | 8401367 13-12-2019 |
34 | P S RASHMITHA | 1VI15CS066 | Mindtree | Mindtree/01 DOJ:18.06.2019 |
35 | PUNITH R | 1VI15CS068 | Endurance International Group Company | EIGC/01 3-7-2019 |
36 | RACHANA S | 1VI15CS072 | DreamGains | DG/05 16-5-2019 |
37 | RAM PRASHANTH R P | 1VI15CS075 | Atos Syntel | SBE1921764 10-4-2019 |
38 | RASHMI S | 1VI15CS076 | Everest IMS Technologies Pvt Ltd | EIMS/Offer/2019/0904-03 4-4-2019 |
39 | RESHMA M NAIR | 1VI15CS079 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
40 | RITU KUMARI | 1VI15CS080 | CGI Information Systems and Management Consultants Pvt Ltd | CIN: U72200KA1990PTC019138 1-8-2019 |
41 | S PREETHI | 1VI15CS081 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 11-3-2019 |
42 | SACHIN C GOWDA | 1VI15CS082 | ArisGlobal Software Pvt. Ltd | AGSPL/02 4-10-2019 |
43 | SHILPA V | 1VI15CS088 | Everest IMS Technologies Pvt Ltd | EIMS/Offer/2019/0904-04 9-4-2019 |
44 | SHIVA PRASAD B M | 1VI15CS089 | Amazon Development Centre India Pvt. Ltd | ADCIPL/02 14-5-2019 |
45 | SHREYA SHETTY K | 1VI15CS091 | Harman Connected Services Corporation India Pvt Ltd | HCSCIPL/01 25-5-2019 |
46 | SHRUTHI KS | 1VI15CS093 | Airbus Group India Private Limited | AGIPL/01 26-6-2019 |
47 | SHWETHA R | 1VI15CS094 | Advanced Business & Healthcare Solutions India Private Limited | ABHSIPL/01 21-2-2019 |
48 | SIDDHARTH URANKAR | 1VI15CS095 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 18-12-2018 |
49 | SMITHA B SHASTRI | 1VI15CS097 | Scientific Games India Pvt Ltd | SGIPL/01 1-1-2019 |
50 | SNEHA ZOLGIKAR | 1VI15CS099 | LTI | LTI/HR/Campus/2019 11-3-2019 |
51 | SONU P NANDI | 1VI15CS101 | Razorpay Newbies | RPN/01 16-9-2019 |
52 | SOWMYA P | 1VI15CS102 | Harman Connected Services Corporation India Pvt Ltd | HCSCIPL/02 25-3-2019 |
53 | SUSMITHA G | 1VI15CS104 | Cognizant | Cognizant/01 16-3-2019 |
54 | T D VYSHNAVI | 1VI15CS106 | Mylan Laboratories Limited | MLL/01 31-7-2019 |
55 | T D PRATHYUSHA | 1VI15CS108 | Mylan Laboratories Limited | MLL/02 31-7-2019 |
56 | V BHUVANESHWARAN | 1VI15CS111 | Mobinius Technologies Pvt Ltd | MTPL/01 6-8-2019 |
57 | V K KAVYA | 1VI15CS112 | Sonata Software Limited | SSL/HR/APPT/19/3e31fbf 8-988b-4c98-b6c-9-81eb1774f643 4-10-2019 |
58 | ASHWINI V H | 1VI15CS400 | Mylan Laboratories Pvt Ltd | MLL/02 31-7-2019 |
59 | TEJASHWINI N | 1VI16CS405 | ANMERKUNG Solutions Pvt Ltd | ASPL/01 16-9-2019 |
60 | VIDHYA G B | 1VI16CS407 | ANMERKUNG Solutions Pvt Ltd | ASPL/02 8-8-2019 |
Sl. No. | Name of the student placed | Enrolment No. | Name of the Employer | Appointment letter reference no. with date |
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1 | AISHWARYA T M | 1VI14CS003 | CISCO | EID:591289 |
2 | AJAY KARAN A | 1VI14CS004 | Mylan | Mylan/01 DOJ: 7-7-2018 |
3 | AMITH A M | 1VI14CS005 | ABC | ABC/01 |
4 | AMRIT KUMAR GUPTA | 1VI14CS006 | Kovaion | EID: 0266 |
5 | ARAVIND ARUL ANAND B | 1VI14CS008 | ARSCCOM | REF: ARMS/2018-19/OL/013 DOJ: 18-7-2018 |
6 | ASHWINI M (MURUGAN) | 1VI14CS012 | CISCO | EID:575723 DOJ: June 2018 |
7 | BANDI KRISHNA REDDY | 1VI14CS015 | SUBEX | EID:3898 DOJ: 6-8-2018 |
8 | C. ARUN KUMAR | 1VI14CS017 | Mphasis | EID: 2361316 |
9 | CHANDRA MOULI GUPTA | 1VI14CS020 | Oracle | Oracle/01 |
10 | DASARI NISHANTH REDDY | 1VI14CS022 | Mylan | EID:M530660 |
11 | DEEPAK B G | 1VI14CS023 | INFOSYS | EID:12432036 DOJ:June-2018 |
12 | DETROJA KISHAN VINODBHAI | 1VI14CS024 | Kovaion | EID:0271 |
13 | DIPU S JAMES | 1VI14CS025 | Xmplar | EID:XMS-073 |
14 | HARSHA H L | 1VI14CS029 | Mphasis | EID:2356874 |
15 | HARSHITHA I P | 1VI14CS030 | Tata Consultancy Services | EID:1674586 |
16 | JYOTHI KRUPANIDHI | 1VI14CS032 | LTI | EID:10657391 DOJ:27-12-18 |
17 | KAKKALA SAIKUMAR REDDY | 1VI14CS033 | Wipro | EID:2006904 |
18 | KEERTHANA K N | 1VI14CS036 | Capgemini | EID:0164292_IN |
19 | KURUMALA SUNIL KUMAR REDDY | 1VI14CS039 | Randstad India Limited | EID:7320986 |
20 | LAKSHMI N G | 1VI14CS041 | SYNTEL Private Limited | REF: SBEC1841568 EID:5053831 DOJ:5-12-2018 |
21 | MOHAN KRISHNA PONDURI | 1VI14CS047 | INFOSYS | EID:12389098 DOJ:11-7-2018 |
22 | MONIKA N | 1VI14CS048 | Sonata Software Limited | EID:16625 DOJ:9-11-2018 |
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Report on Visit to PayPal Company, Sarjapura Road, Bengaluru
Date : 26-03-2024
Event : International Women's Day Celebration Visit organized by ICT Academy.
Attendees :
Faculty- Mrs. Mythili M, Assistant Professor, Information Science and Engineering, Vemana
Institute.
of Technology.
6 students- from Information Science and 4 from Computer Science branches of
Vemana Institute of Technology.
Event Overview
On March 26, 2024, a group of 10 female students along with faculty from Vemana Institute of Technology visited PayPal Company located in Bengaluru Sarjapura Road. The visit was organized in celebration of International Women's Day.
Sessions Overview
Warm welcome and introduction
session moderated by Sanjana Sipani, where every session made a
platform for students to ask questions and interact.
Brief introduction on Unity, an
organization by PayPal for social activities, presented by Dheeraj
Bhatnagar and Aishwarya (virtually).
Panel session featuring Srividya
Rajagopalan, Senior Director of Data Science, and Shubha
Ramnath, Director of Engineering & Operations, Customer Success Platform. They shared insights on
their journey, including successes, failures, challenges, and maintaining work-life balance as women in
their respective roles. The session encouraged active participation from students, fostering an
interactive dialogue.
Small group sessions with six
groups formed among the students. Each group was assigned an HR
representative from PayPal who provided advice and conducted sessions on resume building and
optimizing LinkedIn profiles. The interactive nature of these sessions allowed students to ask
questions,seek guidance, and engage in meaningful discussions about their future careers.
Key Takeaways :
The visit provided students with
a platform to interact with industry professionals, ask questions, and
gain valuable insights into various aspects of the tech industry.
Interactive sessions encouraged
active participation, enabling students to engage with speakers and
HR representatives, and facilitating meaningful exchanges.
The advice and guidance provided
by PayPal's HR representatives during the small group sessions
were particularly beneficial for the students in terms of career preparation and professional
development.
Overall, the visit to PayPal
Company on March 26, 2024, was a valuable and enriching experience for
the students of Vemana Institute of Technology, offering them insights into the world of the tech
industry andempowering them for their future careers.
Front Office
Students with PAYPAL HRs and Technical Team
Student Empowerment Program on Data Analytics
Program Name : Certificate Course on Data Analytics
Organized by : ICT Academy and PayPal
Duration : 140 hours
Start Date : 20/2/2023
End Date : 13/3/2023
Inauguration
The student empowerment program was inaugurated on 20/02/2023 by Dr. D. Vishnu Prasad, ICT Academy, Dr.Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana Institute of Technology along with Vice Principal, Head of the Departments and ICT Faculty Coordinators.
Student Empowerment Programme Inauguration
Introduction : The Student Empowerment Program on "Data Analytics" is a collaborative effort between ICT Academy and PayPal. The program aims to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge in data analytics to enhance their productivity and contribute to business growth. A total of 120 students from the Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) and Information Science and Engineering (ISE) are participating in this program.
Course Overview : The Certificate Course on Data Analytics is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of data analysis techniques and their applications. The syllabus includes Microsoft Azure, Power BI, and the Soft Skills Program. The course is structured to cover both technical aspects and soft skills development to ensure a well-rounded learning experience for the participants.
Microsoft Azure : The program begins with a focus on Microsoft Azure, a cloud computing platform that offers a wide range of data analytics tools and services. Participants learn how to work with Azure to extract data from various sources, clean and categorize it, and perform basic data analysis tasks. Microsoft Azure provides a robust environment for data analytics and enables participants to gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools.
Power BI : Following the Microsoft Azure module, the course progresses to Power BI, a powerful business analytics tool. Participants learn how to use Power BI to visualize and analyze data, create interactive dashboards and reports, and gain valuable insights from the data. Power BI is widely used in the industry for data visualization and reporting, making it an essential skill for aspiring data analysts.
Power BI Session
Soft Skills Program : In addition to the technical aspects, the program includes a Soft skills Program to enhance the participants' communication, teamwork, and presentation skills. These soft skills are crucial for effective collaboration and effective communication of analytical findings to stakeholders. The Soft Skills Program equips students with the necessary interpersonal skills to succeed in the field of data analytics.
Soft skills Training Programme
Importance of Data Analytics : Data Analytics plays a vital role in improving businesses by extracting hidden insights, generating reports, and performing market analysis. By analyzing data, businesses can identify trends, patterns, and correlations that can drive informed decision-making. Data analytics enables organizations to optimize their operations, improve customer satisfaction, and gain a competitive edge in the market.
Conclusion : The Certificate Course on Data Analytics organized by ICT Academy and PayPal provides a valuable opportunity for students to develop their skills in data analytics. With a comprehensive syllabus covering Microsoft Azure, Power BI, and Soft skills, participants gain both technical expertise and essential interpersonal skills. By equipping students with the knowledge and tools to analyze data effectively, this program empowers them to contribute to business growth and succeed in the field of data analytics.
Valedictory
Valedictory – Certificate Distribution
Student Empowerment Program on Cloud
Program Name: AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner
Organized by: ICT Academy and Honeywell
Duration : 100 hours
Start Date : 18/12/2023
End Date : 04/1/2024
Inauguration
The student empowerment program was inaugurated on 18/12/2023 by Mr. D. Vishnu Prasad, ICT Academy, Dr.Vijayasimha Reddy B G, Principal, Vemana Institute of Technology along with Vice Principal, Head of the Departments and ICT Faculty Coordinators.
The Student Empowerment Program on AWS Cloud was a comprehensive training initiative aimed at providing students with a foundational understanding of cloud computing, focusing on Amazon Web Services (AWS). The program covered a wide range of topics, starting from the basics of cloud computing to in-depth discussions on AWS services, security, networking, and data analytics. The goal was to equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to leverage AWS cloud services effectively.
Introduction:
The program commenced with an overview of cloud computing, highlighting its features and advantages. The six major advantages of cloud computing were explored, setting the stage for a detailed exploration of various cloud providers, types (public, private, and hybrid), and cloud segments.
AWS Introduction and Pricing:
The session delved into the history of AWS, significant announcements, and an exploration of AWS pricing. Participants gained insights into ways that could incur charges in the cloud, Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) concepts, and practical demonstrations using the AWS Management Console.
AWS Organizations and Global Presence:
An understanding of AWS Organizations allowed students to connect two AWS accounts under one management. The global presence of AWS, including regions, availability zones, and edge locations, was discussed, providing insight into the expansive network infrastructure.
AWS Services Overview:
The program covered an extensive list of AWS services, providing a glimpse into the breadth and depth of offerings available on the platform. A live demo of the AWS Management Console was conducted, enhancing participants' hands-on experience.
Security Module:
Security took center stage with an introduction to Identity and Access Management (IAM). Students learned to create users, manage access using policies, and ensure compliance in their interactions with AWS services.
Networking and EC2:
The networking module covered the creation of a Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), subnets, and instances within a subnet. Detailed discussions on EC2, the compute service, included launching Linux, Ubuntu, and Windows servers, attaching storage (EBS volumes), and configuring instances for web hosting.
Storage Services, Database, and Analytics:
Participants explored AWS S3 for storage, understanding how to upload files and configure static web hosting. The database service was introduced, covering fully managed solutions and non-relational databases. The session extended to ETL and ELT processes in data analytics, emphasizing both third-party and cloud-native tools.
Load Balancer, CDN, and Framework:
The program concluded with discussions on load balancing, configuring a full-fledged web server, integrating CDN services, and understanding AWS's framework for ensuring reliability and availability.
Conclusion:
The Student Empowerment Program on AWS Cloud provided a comprehensive and practical understanding of cloud computing and AWS services. Participants gained valuable insights into leveraging cloud technologies for diverse use cases, setting the foundation for their journey in the ever-evolving landscape of cloud computing