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SNR SONS

TRUST

SRIT

CELEBRATING

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EXCELLENCE IN EDUCATION 2002 - 2017

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Sri Ramakrishna Institute of Technology Pachapalayam, Coimbatore - 10

TEkNEWS

Volume-22 February 20,2017

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Cynosure

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Designed By: Muhammad Eswath, Third Year CSE & Sri Vijai, Final Year CSE.

© Tekace - 2017

SNR SONS CHARITABLE TRUST SNR Sons Charitable Trust was founded on February 9, 1970 by Sri. S.N.Rangaswamy Naidu – The Visionary behind the Trust. He was a man who dared to dream, and in his dream he wove a special niche for service to humanity. Being an ardent devotee of Sri Ramakrishna Paramahamsa, he strongly believed that "SERVICE TO MANKIND IS SERVICE TO GOD". This great doyen sired four illustrious sons who went on to become the Founder Trustees of the SNR Group: · Late Sri S.N.R. Chinnasamy Naidu · Late Prof.R.Ramaswami Naidu(Former Principal, Government College of Technology, Coimbatore) · Sri. R. Doraiswami Naidu · Late Sevaratna Dr. R.Venkatesalu Mo o of the Trust: ü Total commitment to social cause in a selfless mission to give relief to the needy a nd the poor. ü To provide efficient health services. ü Enlightenment through educa on to produce graduates in different fields viz. general, technical and professional educa on including medical, dental and paramedical sciences impar ng compe ve spirit and competence ü To serve the society and the country enabling it to be the leading na on of the world in the 21st century.

The S.N.R. Sons Charitable Trust has various Educa onal Ins tu ons that cater from Kindergarten to Ph.D., covering all ver cal s like, Arts, Science, Engineering, Dental and Paramedical Sciences.

ABOUT THE COLLEGE Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology (SRIT) is an engineering college in Pachapalayam, Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, India . It was founded in 2002 by the SNR Trust. It is affiliated to Anna University, approved by AICTE, and accredited by NBA and NAAC with ‘A’ grade. It offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

By virtue of the loca on of this ins tu on nearer to the city of Coimbatore, the College caters to needs of the students belonging to this city of Coimbatore and also the periphery of the en re State of Tamilnadu. Since then, the ins tu on has come a long way and accomplished phenomenal growth by the hard work of the qualified and dedicated faculty members through their innova on in academic teaching, research and mentoring.

The ins tute offers 6 UG Programmes (4 years, B.E. / B.Tech.), 4 M.E. Programmes (2 Years), M.B.A. Programme (2 Years) and M.C.A. Pr ogramme (3 Years).

Campus • Campus area 49.99 acres (202,300 m2) with built up area of 65,117 Sq.m.

• Compu ng facili es with 413 terminals • Internet with dedicated lines • Effluent treatment plant • On–campus accommoda on for boys and girls, capacity 1200 • Rural Health Centre with ambulance • Transport: buses 15, cars 5.

• Language lab • Anna University EDUSAT Programmes The courses provided by the college are as follows: B.E. Degree Programmes (four years, full - me) • B.E. Civil Engineering (Accredited) • B.E. Computer Science & Engineering (Accredited) • B.E. Electronics & Communica on Engineering (Accredited) • B.E. Electrical & Electronics Engineering (Accredited) • B.E. Mechanical Engineering (Accredited) • B.Tech. Informa on Technology (Accredited) Postgraduate programmes: • M.E. Communica on Systems • M.E. Computer Science and Engineering • M.E. Power Systems Engineering • M.E. Construc on Engineering and Management • M.B.A. (Master of Business Administra on) Curricular Aspects: SRIT has implemented Outcome based Educa on (OBE) into prac ce since 2012 and the OBE based curriculum assessment tools are implemented. Our University curriculum meets the standards as prescribed by AICTE, Professional Bodies and other regulatory agencies. Each Department is typically headed by eminent professors from highly reputed Ins tu ons. Further, our Industry e -ups, and Co-curricular ac vi es make the students more compe ve and Industry ready. Good number of events/programs on so skills and professional development are conducted within the campus to enrich the skills of our students.

Teaching-Learning Evalua on: The Teaching-Learning methodology is strictly followed as per the ins tu on guidelines and prac ces. The con nuous evalua on of teaching -learning process is carried out through the internal audits. The typical teaching prac ce is divided into Theory: Tutorial: Prac cal: Self -study components. The teaching-learning process involves tradi onal black board teaching, usage of PPTs in the class rooms, facilita ng online learning, and project/game/ac vity based learning. The evalua on consists of Internal

Assessment and End Semester Examina on. The final grade will be awarded based on the combined marks obtained in both internal test and end semester examina on.

Research, Consultancy and Extension: More faculty members are par cipa ng in Enhancement of R & D and Ins tu onal Consultancy ac vi es. 75% of our faculty members are par cipa ng in many of the Faculty Development Programmes for improved competency. SRIT has conducted more than 20 faculty development programmes in the specialized areas of Engineering in the last three years. Both faculty and students of SRIT are very ac ve in research. To facilitate the R&D/Consultancy ac vi es, SRIT has set up the certain research lab and consultancy works.

The students and staff are ac vely par cipa ng in the extension ac vi es through NSS/Cultural/Sports.

Infrastructure and Learning Resources: The physical infrastructure includes more class/tutorial rooms, spacious laboratories, Library, Seminar Halls and Board Room. Further, separate Boys common room, Girls Common room, Sports and Gym Facili es and adequate Hostel facili es are available in the campus. The library has more than 37000 volumes, 16000 tles of books, Na onal/Interna onal Journals, E-Journals as per AICTE norms, Digital Library, and Reprographic facility.

Student Support and Progression: An efficient Tutoring system at the Department level is in prac ce. Every faculty is assigned about 20 students as wards and they are con nuously monitoring the academic/personal ac vi es of the students. The progress reports are sent to the parents periodically. Further, a good support for Sports, Extra -Curricular ac vi es and Co-curricular ac vi es is given to the students.

Governance, Leadership and Management: A progressive, forward looking and enthusias c management of SRIT is leveraging its full autonomy to the academicians to carry out the academic ac vi es of the Ins tu on.

The Governing Council, Academic Advisory Commi ee, and many more commi ees are in place to manage the academic and other administra ve ac vi es. A good amount of financial autonomy and complete academic autonomy is empowered to the Principal of the Ins tu on. Financial Power is also extended to the HODs and Deans. The delega on of powers at all levels is clearly defined and strictly followed.

Innova on and Best Prac ces: v Effec ve Teaching – Learning System v Faculty Development programs (FDP) v Value addi on for students throughout their period of study apart from regular curriculum v Outcome Based Educa on v Collabora on with IIT Bombay and use of NMEICT projects.

SRIT VISION, MISSION VISION Our Vision is to develop into a World Class Te chnological Ins tute with centres of excellence in various disciplines by providing quality and value -based educa on with con nuous up grada on of infrastructure, human resources and teaching – learning process.

MISSION Our Mission is to produce Quality Engineers, Scien sts and Managers equipped with unbounded technical skills, domain knowledge and excellent moral values, for the advancement of the industry, business and for the emancipa on of society.

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CSE DEPARTMENT VISION, MISSION VISION To be a Centre of Excellence in Co mputer Science and Engineering, To promote the value of educa on and higher learning, To develop posi ve a tude among students, and To be produc ve based on the needs of our society.

MISSION To prepare the students for a prospec ve career in the indu stry, academia, and public sector organiza ons, To provide an outstanding environment for teaching, learning and research, and To train the students in applying theory for prac cal applica ons.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering was started in the year 20022003.The department has qualified and experienced faculty members to deliver quality educa on to students. The department has state-of-art compu ng facili es with licensed latest versions of all applica on and system so ware.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES: Programme Educa onal Objec ves (PEO): Consistent with the stated Vision and Mission of the ins tute and the programme, the faculty of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering strive to educate and train the students in a technologically sound and challenging environment in order to achieve the following educa onal objec ves: PEO1: Graduates of Computer Science and Engineering Programme will have successful technical/professional career.

PEO2: Graduates of Computer Science and Engineering Programme will con nue to learn and adapt in a world of constantly evolving technology.

PEO3: Graduates of Computer Science and Engineering Programme are proficient and competent with sound knowledge, skills and a tudes that will allow them to make tangible contribu ons, meet new technological challenges, contribute effec vely as team members, and be innovators in computer hardware, so ware, design, analysis and applica ons for the real life problems.

PROGRAM OUTCOMES: • Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathema cs, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specializa on to the solu on of complex engineering problems.

• Problem analysis: Iden fy, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substan ated conclusions using first principles of mathema cs, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.

• Design/development of solu ons: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate considera on for the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal and environmental considera ons.

• Conduct inves ga ons of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpreta on of data, and synthesis of the informa on to provide valid conclusions.

• Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including predic on and modelling to complex engineering ac vi es with an understanding of the limita ons.

• The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibili es relevant to the professional engineering prac ce.

• Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solu ons in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development.

• Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibili es and norms of the engineering prac ce.

• Individual and team work: Func on effec vely as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in mul disciplinary se ngs.

• Communica on: Communicate effec vely on complex engineering ac vi es with the engineering community and with the society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effec ve reports and design documenta on, make effec ve presenta ons, and give and receive clear instruc ons.

• Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of th e 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 mul disciplinary environments.

• Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the prepara on and ability to en gage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.

MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL:

Educa on is very important and without educa on, there cannot be progress and growth. The real meaning of educa on is learning. This learning is necessary for every one of us without any dis nc on of caste or creed in order to render useful service to the na on. You need to possess hunger to learn, passion to become self -suppor ve, be an entrepreneur, giving employment to many.

I am sure that the degree holders of this great ins tu on would contribute to the growth of material and moral wealth of our na on. It is hard work and total dedica on which brings success. I am sure that all of you would turn out to be good and useful ci zens.

This newsle er “TEKNEWS” is not only a means to communicate the thoughts but also a pla orm to highlight the success and achievements of the students and staff. Strive to excel!

Dr.M.PAULRAJ PRINCIPAL

DATE: 31.01.2017

MESSAGE FROM THE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT AND CHIEF EDITOR:

As the new Editor of this TEKNEWS, please let me start by conveying my sincere gra tude to all of you and your seniors who have set up milestones for the TEKNEWS Newsle er. In order to keep the readers widely interested and updated, we have, of course, con nued the tradi ons of communica ng significant events and ac vi es of CSE. The Department of CSE is filled with smart, inspired students ready to take advantage of technologies – both in the classroom and in the many co-curricular and extra-curricular op ons of student life. The editorial board is working hard to make the T EKNEWS more interes ng in every issue. I hope this newsle er will be a mouthpiece of our achievements in academic affairs and will be a source of inspira on for aiming new horizons in our journey towards excellence. I thank all the members of the editor ial board and the students and staff who have contributed to this newsle er. Now the newsle er is in your hand. I hope you will all enjoy it.

Dr. K.R. JOTHI HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

DATE: 07.02.2017

MESSAGE FROM THE FACULTY ADVISOR - TEKACE:

I feel very pleased to express my acute happiness in releasing the "TEKNEWS" from the associa on of TEKACE for the academic year 2016-2017. It depicts the ingenious competence of our students through the medium of language and art in the ďŹ eld of technology.

The editorial board has honestly endeavored to bring out success stories which would certainly ignite the young minds to have higher goals in their life.

I thank everyone from my heart, who contributed to the success of the newsle er and we hope that 2016-2017 newsle er would inspire, empower and elevate the readers.

My special thanks to our beloved Principal and Head of the Department for their kind guidance in all aspects.

I would like to extend my sincere gra tude to Ms. SRIHITA.R, Mr. NIRANJANAN.H, Mr. SRI VIJAI S of FINAL YEAR CSE, and Ms. KIRUTHIKA.S, Ms. MEENA.V, Ms. SOWMYA LAKSHMI, Mr. MUHAMMAD ESWATH E of THIRD YEAR CSE for helping us in pu ng together a factual newsle er.

May today's success be the beginning of tomorrow's achievements and Let's all close the door to the past, open the door to the future, take a deep breath, step on through and start a new chapter in our life.

Mr.S.OSWALT MANOJ (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SENIOR GRADE) FACULTY ADVISOR -TEKACE

DATE: 25.01.2017

MESSAGE FROM THE EDITOR:

This publica on marks the 22st edi on of the Computer Science Department’s TEKNEWS newsle er. This newsle er is an ini a ve by the students, for the students. It is a pla orm to exhibit their work and contribute to the sharing of knowledge.

I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the faculty of Computer Science Department and our fellow students for their support throughout the development of the newsle er.

Dr. K.R. Jothi, in the capacity of our Head of the Department, encouraged collabora on amongst the student of various years and encouraged them to be er what has been previously achieved.

I also express my enthusiasm in being a hand in its success and involving further in the ac vi es of the associa on.

MR. JIM MATHEW PHILIP (ASSISTANT PROFESSOR SENIOR GRADE) EDITOR

DATE: 25.01.2017

MESSAGE FROM THE SECRETARY:

I, VIGNESH M, Secretary of Tekace Associa on feel delighted to have been a part of such a strong and united associa on. As Tekacians, we were able to develop our leadership and management skills. It has been providing the base ground for improving our capabili es in organizing events that have made us open to new ideas. We thank our Head of the Department and all the facul es who are always ready to oer intellectual guidance. The valuable sugges ons given by them have really enriched the newsle er.

I extend my apprecia on to the editorial board, both sta and students. The students have contributed to their myriad thinking. Con nue to excel.

Mr. VIGNESH M FINAL YEAR CSE SECRETARY - TEKACE

DATE: 25.01.2017

MESSAGE FROM THE EDITORIAL BOARD: The editorial board is thankful to the Principal who has been a great source of strength and who always cares to fulfil our needs. He is magnanimous to extend his support in every step of our work.

We would like to place on record our sincere thanks to the Head of the Department, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, who is a mul -faceted personality, possessing deep insight into the current changes in the higher educa on scenario and has great convic on to implement necessary changes which has resulted in achieving “A” grade and made Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute Of Technology as one of the premier Engineering colleges in India.

We thank the students for their rich contribu ons which would really encourage all.

We also extend our gra tude to Mr. SRI VIJAI S of FINAL YEAR CSE and Mr. MUHAMMAD ESWATH E of THIRD YEAR CSE for their magnificent contribu on in designing the newsle er.

THE EDITORIAL BOARD

DATE: 14.02.2017

EDITORIAL BOARD CHIEF EDITOR

Dr. K.R. JOTHI Head of the Department Department of CSE STAFF EDITORS

Mr. JIM MATHEW PHILIP Assistant Professor (Sr. Grade) Department of CSE

Mr. S.OSWALT MANOJ Assistant Professor (Sr. Grade) Department of CSE

STUDENT EDITORS FINAL YEAR CSE

Ms. SRIHITA.R Final Year CSE

Mr. NIRANJANAN.H FINAL YEAR CSE THIRD YEAR CSE

Ms. KIRUTHIKA S THIRD YEAR CSE

Ms. MEENA V THIRD YEAR CSE

Ms. SOWMYA LAKSHMI S THIRD YEAR CSE

TABLE OF CONTENTS S.NO CONTENT 1 AURORA – THE NEW BEGINNING A. Inaugura on 2 NAAC ACCREDITATION CYNOSURE 2017 3 4 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES A. FOSS Club B. SRIT – Women In Compu ng C. SRIT – Ubuntu Forum D. Virtual Industrial Visit E. Android Applica on Development Club F. TEKACE G. Alumni Scholarship and Awards H. CSI Students Chapter I. Spoken Tutorial – Research Centre J. ICT Academy K. Infosys Campus Connect L. CISCO Network Academy M. Aakash Project Centre N. Experimental Learning Centre O. Na onal Service Scheme P. Red Ribbon Club Q. Remote Centre for IIT – Bombay R. Remote Centre for IIRS S. Virtual Labs T. Youth Red Cross 5 STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES – ORGANIZED A. Android Applica on Development Club B. TEKACE Ac vi es C. CSI Ac vi es D. Spoken Tutorial E. Infosys Campus Connect Program F. Na onal Youth Day Celebra on 2017 G. Industrial Visit H. Outbound Training 6 PLACEMENT AND TRAINING A. Placement Objec ves B. Placement Training C. Industry Tie-up D. Placement Sta s cs 2016-2017 E. Placement Sta s cs of CSE Department for last 3 Academic years F. Placed Students

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G. Our Recruiters STUDENT DEVELOPMENT EVENTS – PARTICIPATED A. Student Achievements B. Sports Achievements ENTREPRENEURS OF CSE CSE FACULTY FACULTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES A. Professional Development Series i.

One week Faculty Development Program on Mul Core Architecture ii.

Internet of Things – An Ini a ve B. Interna onal Seminar on Machine Intelligence C. Digital Literacy Program D. Online and Blended Learning FACULTY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT KULAM TEK-ARTICLES USEFUL EDUCATIONAL WEBSITES GROUP PHOTOS

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AURORA-THE NEW BEGINNING A.INAUGURATION: At SRIT, every year begins with the hope of erudi on and the poten al to gain more knowledge. The Department of Computer Science and Engineering has always focused on providing its students with the learning edge. The department aims at being an anchor in making its students best-in-the-class and capable of facing the ever-compe ve world of professionals. This year was another milestone in such an ambi ous journey, on the road to success.

They say well begun is half done. And hence we begin every academic year with the inaugura on of our department’s Technical Associa on of Computer Engineers (TEKACE).

This academic year, the inaugura on of the Technical Associa on of Computer Engineers TEKACE, was commenced on 25.07.2016. The Chief Guest of the inaugural func on was Mr.D.Santhosh (SRIT -CSE Alumni) Founder and CEO of Bonfring Technologies, Coimbatore.

The func on started by 3.00 pm with a prayer song followed by ligh ng the kuthuvilaku.

Mr.M.Vignesh, Secretary - TEKACE of Final year CSE, formally welcomed all the dignitaries present on and off the dais, staff members, and fellow students. He men oned about the significance of TEKACE and its ac vi es. Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal, SRIT, inaugurated TEKACE and delivered the Inaugural address. In his speech he stated the importance of placements of students. He also stated that ‘Tek’ is Technology and ‘Ace’ is First. So, the importance has to be given to the technologies first and the events need to be organized based on giving preference to the students’ technological growth and placements. He mo vated everyone to ac vely par cipate in the ac vi es of the associa on.

Mr.S.Oswalt Manoj, Faculty Advisor –TEKACE, CSE/SRIT, gave a brief introduc on about the ac vi es of TEKACE and introduced the execu ve commi ee members for the academic year 2016- 2017. The introduc on of the Chief Guest was given by Prof.K.R.Jothi, Associate Professor/CSE and he added up in his speech about the star ng of TEKACE associa on by the first batch of students, their involvement in coining the name for the associa on. He also wished the associa on to flourish in future like BCCI and bring laurels to the department and the ins tu on. A er these series of events, a special address on entrepreneurship was given by the Chief Guest, Mr.D.Santhosh. He was very keen in impar ng the theme into students and also stated the importance of entrepreneurship in these current days. He added to his speech that one idea can transform the future of students to become an entrepreneur. He also stated that the students should have out of box thinking and leave the fear to become an entrepreneur. He wished for the success of the associa on and inspired the students. The vote of thanks was delivered by Ms.Dhivyaa K.P., Joint Secretary – TEKACE of Third year CSE A. She thanked all the invited guests for gracing the occasion by their solemn presence. The func on ended with Na onal Anthem.

Inaugura on of TEKACE

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NAAC ACCREDITATION

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CYNOSURE 2017 NATIONAL LEVEL TECHNICAL SYMPOSIUM CYNOSURE 2K17 PRESENTED BY TEKACE

Cynosure is a Na onal Level Technical Symposium conducted by the Department of Computer Science's TEKACE (Technical Associa on of Computer Engineers). Cynosure 2K17 is the latest instalment of this annual series, slo ed on 20th of February 2017.This year, we have some new events in stock, specifically Paper Presenta on, Code Debug ging, Web Designing, Poster Presenta on, Marke ng, Quiz, and Short film. The special event for this year is Code development that is exclusive for non -placed final year students. There are also a variety of surprise events.

Symposium Website www.cynosure2k17.in was developed by Vikas P of Final year CSE. For more details: www.tekace.in

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ORGANISERS

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Faculty Incharge

Conveners

Financial

HOD: Dr. K.R. Jothi, Faculty Advisor: Mr. S. OswaltManoj

Secretary: Vignesh M Treasurer: Sri Vijai S

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Audi ng

HOD: Dr. K.R. Jothi, Faculty Advisor: Mr. S. OswaltManoj

Secretary: Vignesh M Treasurer: Sri Vijai S

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Momento, Cer ďŹ cate, Badge and Invita on Commi ee

Ms. M. Brindha

Gautham Ram MS Muthu AR

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Newsle er

Mr. Jim Mathew Philip Mr. S. OswaltManoj

Srihita R Niranjanan H

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Discipline

Ms. S. Sumathi

Tamil Selvan

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Catering

Mr. S. Rajesh

Mothilraj Premkumar SP

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Hall Arrangement and Decora on

Ms. V.R. Meenachi

Shankiyan S Ashwanth KA

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Recep on and Registra on

Ms. K. Kirthika

Hemalatha V

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Event Management

Ms. NishaSoms Mr. S. Pravinthraja

Hemalatha V Shimi J

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Press and Mr. R.N. Publicity Devendrakumar Transport, Accomada onand Ms. V. Suganya Hospitality

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Proceedings

Ms. G. Barani

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Secretarial Assistance

Ms. K. Senthamarai

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MC Desk

Ms. P. Kanmani

Abinaya K ArunSivadhas Shanmugapriya T Subashree V Shimi J Hemalatha V Lakshmi priya M Sobia B Shree Harini S NeloferJannet V

Co-Conveners Joint Secretaries: Dhivyaa K P Preethi P Joint Treasurers: Yogesh S Madhan Aravind S Joint Secretaries: Dhivyaa K P Preethi P Joint Treasurers: Yogesh S Madhan Aravind S Vinothini A VinothiyaV Kavya A P Dheepsheela M B Kiruthika S Meena V SowmyaLakshmi S Kamban V Gokulakrishnan T Vijay A Varshan I Dhinesh D Lazar Galen Perez W Moulisharan H Ponnaveen S Kavya AP DheepSheela M B Priyadarshini M Ranjith Kumar S Karuppasamy T Rahul Kumar S KeerthanaEswari T Dhivyaa K P Sujhaii PU Dhinesh D Karuppasamy T Ranjith Kumar S Muhammad Eswath E Anupamaa R Ashwini D Rithanya KR Sandhiya B 4

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Technical Assistance

Ms. N.S. Kavitha

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Website

Mr. N.V. Shibu

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Audio Video

Ms. K. Saranya

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Photography and Video Resource Person Pool Team Feedback and Analysis

Saranya R Manjula M Vikas P

Ms. Be ena Sheryl Fernando

Haritha S Shreeharini S PradeepChander S Dinesh M Nagupriya V Sandhiya N

Ms. K. Ramalakshmi Ms. S.J. Savitha

Sushmitha M Shimi J

Mr. B. Karthikeyan

Ashwini D KeerthanaEswari T Nandhini K DhivyaPreethi V Rahul Kumar M Hemalatha S Pooja K Agil Joseph Aswin A Kumar Shruthi A Mohanapriya R Hemalatha P Pooja K Sreedharshini S

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Paper Presenta on

Dr.Jothi K R NishaSoms

Subha sree V Shreeharini S Dinesh M Muthu A R

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Quiz

Kavitha N S Ramalakshmi K

Deepika M Bhuvaneswari S Brindha M

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Poster Presenta on

Kanmani P Suganya V

Meganathan A Ashwanth A K Pradeep Chander S

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Code development

ModigariNarendra

Sushmitha M Sandhiya N

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Code Debugging

Jim Mathew Philip Barani G

Praveen Kumar S Gautham Ram M

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Web Designing

Shibu N V Saranya K

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Marke ng

Meenachi V R

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Short Film

Pravinthraja S Devendran Kumar

Lakshmi Priya M ShanmugaPriya T Shankiyan S Vikas P Sangeetha S Karthika S SriVijai S Karthikeyan R Meganathan Ashwanth A K

Co-Conveners MohanaPriya R Kiruthika S Meena V Sri Ganesh C A Kiruthika S Gayathri K G Viswakram A Yogesh S Moulisharan H Muhammad Eswath E Srinithi N Sangeetha S Dhinesh D Vaishali S Shruthi A Padmanabhan S A Asmitha R Mohanadivya S Sankeerthana S Subasree M Rahul Kumar M Prakash V

Ashwin K Priyadurga S Pavithra R Kalaivani C Kalaivani P 5

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Project Display

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Pradeepchander S

Sumathi S Rajesh S

Vaishali R Thuhin Sunil Kumar Abinaya K Saranya R MohanaPriya R Manjula M Sobia B Nandhini P

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Surprise Event

Krithika K M

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Gaming

Karthikeyan B

Prathiba S Nandhini K Dinesh S Aravind S Ranjith Kumar S Sowmiya R Sowmya Lakshmi S Vijay A Rithanya K R Sangeetha P DhivyaShri D BlessyChris a C Agil Joseph Moulisharan H Aswin A Kumar Sujhaii P U

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES A.FOSS CLUB:

The Free and Open Source So ware (FOSS) Club was formed with the inten on to popularize and spread awareness about open source equivalents of regularly used proprietary so ware. The reasons for this ini a ve is manifold to reduce the cost of applica on development and research, to improve the programming standards of students by having them interac vely collaborate with open source projects, to help with customiza on and development of applica ons and other open source.

B.SRIT-WOMEN IN COMPUTING:

The SRIT-Women in Compu ng Forum was brought into existence, to help inculcate and nurture a research-oriented culture among our female scholars and students. The aim of this forum is to help students and faculty of Engineering, Computer Applica ons and Management, who seek to advance in this world by up skilling and upgrading themselves in terms of Computa onal and Engineering Technology, Management and So Skills, Research mentality and Entrepreneurship Ability. In parallel to this, we strive to create a be er world by enhancing moral values and ethics, so as to upli society from the grassroots.

C.SRIT-UBUNTU FORUM:

The SRIT-Ubuntu Forum was formed as a community forum for Ubuntu users in the college. The main inten on is to have mul ple users who share this pla orm, interact, promote and help in suppor ng the transi on from proprietary so ware to customizable opensource pla orms. Through this club, we seek to create a space for users to put in their ideas and help in the development of Ubuntu through the oďŹƒcial community.

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D.VIRTUAL INDUSTRIAL VISIT:

The Virtual Industrial Visit is a programme, started so as to provide students with a "know and feel" of various companies and professional organiza ons, so that they can be familiarized with the processes and technologies involved in the actual professio nal space of work. A higher goal of VIV is to introduce the world to various industries in and around Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu and India as a whole, so as to make India's smaller industries brighter on the global map.

E.ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT CLUB:

Android Club was ini ated with the mo o of developing mobile applica ons on Android technology for the people needs in daily life. The Mission of App Development Club (ADC) is to design and build mobile applica ons that will benefit the students of Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology. Members will learn all the processes of app development and need no previous knowledge of app development, only a willingness to learn about this exci ng field. Members will also get the opportunity to learn and have network with professionals in the field. This club is mainly designed for tyros.

F.TEKACE:

TEKACE is the technical associa on of computer engineers. So, the main mo ve of TEKACE is giving importance to the technologies first and the events organized are based on giving preference to the students’ technol ogical growth and placements. The TEKACE mo vates everyone to ac vely par cipate in the ac vi es of the associa on.

G.ALUMINI SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS:

The purpose of the SRIT Alumni Associa on Scholarship Awards is to provide scholarship awards to SRIT UG/PG students. It is for students who have consistently 8

performed well in academics and are in need of financial support for their studies. The execu ve commi ee in its mee ng held on 17.08.2013 at SRIT Alumni Associa on Office, SRIT, has decided to sa nc on scholarships each of Rs.10,000 towards the scholarship awards from the academic year 2014-2015 onwards. Now the scholarship has been raised to Rs.20,000.

H.CSI STUDENT CHAPTER:

The seed of the SRIT-Computer Society Of India (CSI) chapter was first sown in the year 2013 with a handful of students and faculty members. We had successfully inaugurated the student chapter CSI on 17-10-2013. SRIT-CSI student chapter publishes a Quarterly magazine named "SRIT-CSI MESSENGER". The tle of the magazine was coined by the students of SRIT. The magazine comprises of technical ar cles, research ar cles contributed by the student and staff members of SRIT. I.SPOKEN TUTORIAL –RESOURCE CENTRE:

SRIT is the RESOURCE CENTRE for Spoken Tutorial Project of IIT Bombay under the Na onal Mission on Educa on through Informa on and Communica on Technology (NMEICT), funded by Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD), Government of India. The Spoken Tutorial project is the ini a ve of the ‘Talk to a Teacher’ ac vity of the Na onal Mission on Educa on through Informa on and Communica on Technology (NMEICT), launched by the Ministry of Human Resources and Development, Government of India.

J.ICT ACADEMY:

ICT Academy is an ini a ve of the Government of India in collabora on with the state Governments and Industries. ICT Academy is a not-for-profit society, the first of its kind pioneer venture under the Public-Private-Partnership (PPP) model that endeavors to train the higher educa on teachers and students thereby exercises on developing the next genera on teachers and industry ready students. SRIT has also collaborated with ICT Academy.

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K.INFOSYS CAMPUS CONNECT:

Infosys and Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology had entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on January 31, 2011 with respect to enriching the technical educa on process and to jointly work for enhancing the quality of educa on imparted to students, faculty and management of selected colleges of the University related to the ďŹ eld of Informa on Technology (IT).

Campus connect: Campus Connect is an industry-academia partnership ini a ve launched by Infosys.

The Campus Connect ini a ve aims to enhance the educa on level of engineering students, na onwide and thus increase the employability of these engineers. As a part of this ini a ve Infosys shares with partner colleges its proven courseware, methodology and educa on experiences. Campus Connect thus helps partner colleges groom Industry Ready engineers.

Founda on program: Founda on Program (FP) is the training program designed for entry level students who on comple on will be be er prepared to work on re al-life customer projects. Enabling partner colleges to deliver FP is the heart of this ini a ve. The training programs will be administered at the Campus Connect partner colleges. These programs enhance the IT industry speciďŹ c basic knowledge and skills of the students of engineering colleges.

L.CISCO NETWORK ACEDAMY:

Networking innova ons are enabling business, cultural, and personal revolu ons. In many parts of the world, people use online services to enhance their skills, collaborate with others, and exchange informa on. The networks that power these services are also shaping the future of an increasingly connected world. SRIT CISCO Networking Academy (ID 3075627) was established in 22 April 2010 as an outcome of an agreement made by Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology and M/S CISCO Networking Academy. The aim of the 10

Academy is to impart technical skills to the students in the area of Computer Networking, at affordable fees and easy conveyance to hostel students, to enhance their employability.

The SRIT CISCO Academy is en tled to follow curriculum of CCNA (Cisco Cer fied Network Associate) Discovery, CCNA Explora on and CCNA R&S. This curriculum teaches networking based on technology, covering protocols and theory at deeper level reflec ve of university prac ces. Students learn the basics of rou ng, switching, and advanced technologies to prepare for CCENT, CCNA cer fica on and entry -level networking careers.

The Students from the departments of Computer Science and Engineering, Informa on Technology and Electronics and communica on Engineering are jo ining the courses conducted a er the regular college hours to enhance their job prospects.

Since the SRIT CISCO Networking Academy train the students in the most recent technologies available in the field of networking. The enrolment process is in the fin al stage for the courses offered for the current academic year.

M.AAKASH PROJECT CENTRE:

SRIT is the R&D partner of Indian Ins tute of Technology Bombay on the Aakash Project which was funded by Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD) under the Na onal Mission on Educa on through Informa on and Communica on Technology (NMEICT), Government of India. Among various engineering ins tu ons in India, IIT Bombay has iden fied nearly 240 engineering ins tu ons as R&D Partners to lead a na o nwide collabora ve research ini a ve on Aakash Project. SRIT is one among the 240 engineering colleges in India.

N.EXPERIMENTAL LEARNING CENTRE: A research project tled ‘Role of Experien al Learning in developing Leadership Skills among Engineering Students’ was approved by the All India Council for Technical Educa on.

A total amount of Rs. 5.00 Lakh was granted for recurring (Rs. 1.00 Lakh) and nonrecurring expenditure (Rs. 4.00 Lakh). The major objec ve of the project is to develop leadership ski ll development exercises and evaluate the effec veness of the experien al learning process provided with.

Under this project, a Centre of Experien al Learning was created within the ins tute campus for conduc ng experien al learning exercises for the engineering students. These 11

exercises will ins ll the Individual and Group quali es of Transforma ve leadership among engineering students. The individuals’ experience is most likely to enhance self -awareness, commitment, empathy and authen city when the group operates collabora vely with a common purpose and clear division of labor and when it treats dissen ng points of view with respect Thus, this outbound experien al learning prac ce will promote their so

skill

development in general, leadership skill development in par cular.

O.NATIONAL SERVICE SCHEME:

The Na onal Service Scheme (NSS), sponsored by the Ministry of Youth Affairs, Government of India, func ons effec vely on the campus, conduc ng tree plan ng campaigns, blood dona on camps and free eye camps. First Aid awareness programmes and AIDS awareness programmes are also organized. Engaging in social ac vity to bridge the gap between the fortunate and the less fortunate through empowerment is the main focus of NSS ac vity.

P. RED RIBBON CLUB:

The RRC youth of Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology, Coimbatore is encouraged to learn about safe and healthy lifestyles. The RRC promotes access to informa on on healthy life and voluntary blood dona on. They create and provide opportunity to the zeal of volunteerism among youth to contribute towards the control and preven on of HIV&AIDS. The Red Ribbon Club is a voluntary on-campus interven on program for students. The programme organized by RRC addresses the knowledge, a tu de and behaviour of the youths in the interrelated areas of Voluntary Blood Dona on, HIV & AIDS, as demanded by their age, environment, and life style.

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Q.REMOTE CENTRE FOR IIT-BOMBAY:

SRIT is the Remote Centre for IIT Bombay under the Na onal Missio n on Educa on through Informa on and Communica on Technology (NMEICT), funded by Ministry of Human Resource and Development (MHRD), Government of India. Under this programme, IIT Bombay conducts two-week ISTE workshops during the vaca on period in summer and winter. Live lect ures are given by IIT faculty. The par cipa ng teachers a end at a remote centre close to their own college, and also a end tutorial and lab sessions conducted in the same centre. The lecture transmission and live interac o n takes place through distance mode using the AVIEW technology and the internet, at selected remote centres across the country.

SRIT applied for IIT Bombay to become Remote Centre on: 11-09-2012.

Tes ng of infrastructure completed on: 28 -09-2012.

SRIT become the Remote Centre of IIT Bombay, under NMEICT, MHRD, GOI, with eect from: 10-10-2012.

R.REMOTE CENTRE FOR IIRS:

From January 2014, Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology has become Remote center for Indian Ins tute of Remote Sensing (IIRS) under Indian Space Research Organisa on, Department of Space, Govt. of India to conduct EDUSAT based Distance Learning Programme for Graduates, Post Graduates and Faculty members.

IIRS is a premier Training and Educa onal Ins tute set up for developing trained professionals in the ďŹ eld of Remote Sensing, Geo informa cs and GPS Technology for Natural Resources, Environmental and Disaster Management.

S.VIRTUAL LABS: Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology has been selected as Provisional Nodal Centre of VALUE Virtual Labs in March 2015. VALUE Virtual Lab is an ini a ve of Ministry of Human Resource Department under Na onal Mission on Educa on through ICT in collabora on with Amrita University, Amritapuri, Kollam. This ini a ve is providing an opportunity for all the students of an ins tute to use virtual labs, free of cost under the Nodal Centre Program. It is to provide high quality remote laboratory access in Science and Engineering disciplines for students and teachers of the country through vlab.amrita.edu and is applicable to undergraduate (B.Tech, B.E.) and post -graduate (M.E.) students 13

including Physical Sciences, Computer Science and Electronics and Mechanical Engineering.

An inaugura on of VALUE Virtual Labs was conducted at CSE Lab, Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology during June 30 2015. Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology is the third top nodal centre among 43 nodal centres in India. Top ďŹ ve Nodal Centres are selected based on Virtual Lab usage.

T.YOUTH RED CROSS:

The Youth Red Cross is the most important cons tuent of its mother organiza on, Indian Red Cross. It is a group movement organized at the ini al stages for students between 18 and 25 years of age within the colleges. The Youth Red Cross (YRC) is one of the avenues among NCC and NSS available to the students to be pursued under Personality and Character Development Programme.

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES – ORGANIZED A.ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT CLUB: A cer ficate course for android applica on development was conducted for about 15 days was held on our premises. 51 students of Third year from the Department of Computer science and Engineering have taken part in this course. During the 15 day course, java programming was taught during the first 3 days. Rest of the days, there was a hand -on session in android studio. The best project was recognized and it was apprecia ted. This course was organized by Mr. Modigari Narendra, Assistant Professor, Department of CSE.

The group photo of the students who par cipated in the Course with Mr. Modigari Narendra.

B.TEKACE ACTIVITIES: I. ALUMINI SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS: AWARDS: An amount of Rs.20,000 has been awarded as scholarship to Miss. R. Mohanapriya of final year CSE for the academic year 2016-17 II. TECHNOLOGY FORECAST AND PLACEMENT OPPURTUNITIES FOR CSE GRADUATES: EVENT DATE: 01/02/2017 The event “TECHNOLOGIES FORECAST AND PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR CSE GRADUATES” started by 9.00 AM with Tamilthai Vazhthu. The welcome address was given

by Mr. S. Oswalt Manoj, Assistant Professor (Senior Grade), Department of Computer Science and Engineering. The presiden al Address was given by Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal, 15

SRIT. The special address was given by the Mr. L. Venkatesan, Placement Director. The felicita on was done by Dr. K.R. Jothi, Professor and Head, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, SRIT. The main mo ve of the event was to create awareness about placements within the students of Computer Science and Engineering.

The sessions started by 09.35 AM. The details of the sessions are given below: SESSION 1: Placement opportuni es and Industry Line ups for 2017.

Mr. N. Arun, Placement OďŹƒcer, SNR Sons Charitable Trust handled the session and explained about all the placement ac vi es that took place during the academic year 20162017. He also added in his speech about the rules and regula ons to be followed during placements, prepara on of the students towards placements, the expecta ons of the recruiter and some experiences that was gathered during the past placements. He also stated about the quality of knowledge ie) In IIT Madras all companies are wai ng i n queue for conduc ng interview even in midnight and also within an interval of 4 hours to hire the students. But here the situa on is we are going to company and invi ng them to hire us.

Finally, he insisted that self mo va on has to be incorporated within students to achieve the goal. Next, there was a speech by Mr. L. Venkatesan. He ini ated the speech by giving 3 op ons to students. The three op ons were 1) Entrepreneurship 2) Corporate Companies 3) Higher Educa on.

A er giving them the op ons, he asked them to choose wisely. He gave informa on about the companies like ZOHO, ODESSA, DHYAN, MALLOW TECHNOLOGIES, and more. He explained deeply about the industry line ups for the academic year 2017-2018.He said programming skill is not the only skill that is required, but other skills are also most likely important. He instructed the students to have account in facebook, linkedin and post some ar cles or workshop that the students have a ended to highlight themselves from others.

He also added to aim high for companies like Wipro, Zoho, CTS, TCS, Amazon etc. He stated that thinking of a company itself would make the student get hired in the company. He told the students to develop the communica on skills(especially the Lateral entry students). He insisted on crea ng separate whatsapp group for each year along with their tutors, class advisors, placement oďŹƒcer, placement coordinators, HOD and Placement Director to share informa ons related to placements.He also discussed about the bond culture in indus try and about SMAC. The ďŹ rst session ended by 10.30 AM

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SESSION 2: Placement Sta s cs of SRIT 2016 and Plans for training in 2017 The second session started with the presenta on by Dr. M. Paulraj, Principal, SRIT. The presenta on was about Placement Sta s cs of SRIT for the batch of 2017 and plans for training the batch of 2018. The sta s cs described the comparison between the number of students placed in 2016 and 2017. The presenta on also categorized the list of companies that lined up for the campus drive in 2017 and the number of students recruited by them.

Principal Sir stated about the a tude of the students in the campus and also during placements. He mo vated the students to be aware of the steps that are taken in our organiza on for the be erment of students and asked them to cooperate for the same. He also stated about the importance of the SRIT Valtace, Hackerrank and Hackerearth pla orms for be er prac ce. He stated about the importance of mini projects before going for placements and the skills to be developed to be hired, such as acadmic knowledge, communica on skill, programming and knowledge about latest trends. He also shared his experiences about the hardware projects that was developed by him and his team and the laurels they got through the same. He wished the students to get placed in top MNC’s like google, Amazon, Zoho etc., who are already coming for recruitment in our campus.

SESSION 3: Opportuni es in IT and ITes The next session started with the Speech given on Opportuni es in IT and ITes by Dr. K.R. Jothi, Professor and Head, Department of CSE, SRIT. He discussed about the achievements of CSE department, student admission sta s cs and graduate percentage sta s cs for the past three years. He showcased the stud ent diversity, placement in CSE and the highest salary pack in CSE for the past three years. The faculty strengths of CSE department, the overview of Indian economy and the brief outlook of Indian so ware industry were discussed by him. He explained about the various technologies and its upcoming trends ll 2020 and the main job families that are focused towards CSE. He also stated about the importance of learning about the technologies that would facilitate the students to reach higher posi ons in their career. In his speech he pointed out about SMAC, Python and other languages that would be helpful for the students. The session was an interac ve session. He informed the students about the Hackathon event that is to be organized by the Department of CSE and asked the students to par cipate in that. The placement Director and Placement oďŹƒcer promised that they would support this event wherever there is a need. The major development in the Indian IT and ITeS sector along with the strategies followed by CSE department was highlighted. HOD sir asked feedback and sugges ons from the third year students. The sugges ons given by the students are as follows: ¡ Ap tude and technical trainings during evening hours and also on Saturdays and Sundays (if required).

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· Laboratory facility during evening hours. · Hands-on workshop need to be organized from department side. · Trainings not only in programming but also in other thrust areas.

SESSION 4: Address by the Placed students from final year The final year students shared their experiences about the placements and the trainings they underwent to their juniors. The students who shared their experiences are: 1.

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U am Gupta S Vignesh M Sangeetha S Praveen Kumar S The key points that were given by the final year students are as follows: · Opportuni es that are provided by the organiza on and the Department. · Importance and Usage of Hackerrank, Hackerearth, indiabix.com and geek for geeks. · Supported rendered by the Placement coordinators, Staff, HOD a nd Placement team. · C programming book by Anitha Goel was very much helpful · If failed in a interview a end consecu ve interviews and not to be absent for the drive. · Areas of Interest need to be clear. · Resume need to be simple and all important things need to be incorporated. · Last bench students can easily rock if they have the inten on to win. · Programming is the only way to rock in top MNC’s. · Self learning should be ini ated among the students. · Final year is ready to mentor the students of third years in their placements. · Placement training will be given by the final year students whenever there is free me.

Vote of thanks was given by Ms. Vaishali. R, Final year CSE and the event ended with the Na onal Anthem.

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Ms.S.Sangeetha of Final year CSE talked about opportuni es that are provided by the organiza on and the Department

Audience listening to speeches

Speech by Dr.K.R.Jothi

Mr.S.U am Gupta giving a speech on Importance and Usage of Hackerrank, Hackerearth

Speech by the placement oďŹƒcer Mr.N.Arun

Dr.K.R.Jothi presen ng a momentum to Mr.L.Venkatesan

Mr.M.Vignesh giving a speech on importance of using geeks for geeks

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C.CSI ACTIVITIES A workshop on “Cloud Compu ng” was given by Ms.BHARATHI, SAP Bangalore, conducted

by CSI-Coimbatore Chapter on 11.03.2016 A Hands-on workshop on “Lean Six Sigma” was given by Mr.K.R.SHOBAN, Freelance, Professional Mentor, conducted by CSI -Coimbatore Chapter on 27.02.2016

Students listening to the lecture given by Mr.K.R.Shoban

D.SPOKEN TUTORIAL: The spoken Tutorial Project aims to make spoken tutorials on Free and Open Source So ware (FOSS) available in several Indian languages, for the learner to be able to learn in the language he/she is comfortable in. This project is for the community and by the community.

Ac vi es of the Resource Centre: A series of spoken tutorial workshops in our college for the below courses are conducted · Linux · C & CPP · Netbeans · Scilab · Latex · PHP & MySQL · KTurtle · Libre office

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· Total No. of Workshop/ T raining Conducted ll date: 161 • Total No. of Faculty Coordinator: 23 · Par cipants Count: 7241

Students listening to the spoken tutorials of IIT Bombay

E.INFOSYS CAMPUS CONNECT PROGRAM: The Founda on Program is designed by the Educa on & Research department of Infosys primarily to train and prepare fresh engineering graduates who join the company, to take up challenging projects. It consists of following courses.

Covers essen al generic topics like: ·

Introduc on to Computer System

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Opera ng System Concepts

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Problem Solving Techniques

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Programming and Tes ng

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Object Oriented Concepts using JAVA

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Rela onal Database Management System

The Campus Connect (CC) ini a ve brings this well tested and successful training courseware and methodology in the Generic Stream to the partnering colleges. The generic stream courses will be taught directly by the partner college faculty, who are enabled by the Campus Connect team. Campus Connect also provides the necessary courseware and support to implement and sustain the program.

10 batches of students so far trained by this programme and completed the course successfully with cer ficates issued by the Infosys. The Cer fied Students of the year 20162017 are listed below

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AGIL JOSEPH ANUSHYA.R ARAVIND.S ASHWINI.D ASMITHA.R DHEEP SHEELA.M.B DINESH.S ELAKKIYA.A GAYATHRI.K.G GOKULAKRISHNAN.T HEMALATHA.M HEMALATHA.P HEMALATHA.S JAYA SURYA.J KEERTHANAESWARI.T KOWSALYA.R KRISHNENDHU.R LAZAR GALEN PEREZ.W MEENAKSHI.K MOHANA DHIVYA.S MOHANAPRIYA.R MONISH.K NANDHINI.K PADMANABHAN.S.A PAVITHRA.R PONNAVEEN.S POOJA.K PRATHIBA.S PRIYADURGA.S SANGEETHA.S SANKEERTHANA.S SATHEESH KUMAR.P SHALINI.V.K SHANTHI.N SHURTHI.A

SOWMIYA.R SUBHASHREE.M SUJHAII.P.U THANGA VAILA.K VAISHALI.S VARSHAN.I VISWAKRAM.A YOGESH

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F.NATIONAL YOUTH DAY CELEBRATION 2017 : The Na onal Youth day was held on 11th January 2017 by the event coordinator Mr.S Rajesh (AP/CSE) to celebrate the birthday of Swami Vivekananda. Several events were conducted such as Powerpoint Presenta on and speech on the topic of Swami V ivekananda.

The chief guest Prof. R.Devarajan (Dean -Research) honoured the students who won the prize.

The event coordinator presented a momento to the chief guest.

Prof.R.Devarajan addressing the gathering

Mr.S.Rajesh presen ng a momento to the Chief Guest

G.INDUSTRIAL VISITS: FINAL YEAR CSE VENUE: CHIP SOFTWARE, COCHIN On receiving the le er of permission from CHIP SOFTWARES, COCHIN, KERALA and, as soon as the permission was granted by the college, students of ďŹ nal year CSE accompanied by two faculty members Mr. Jim Mathew Philip (Ass. Prof. (Sr. Gr.)) and Ms.N.S.Kavitha (Ass. Prof.

(Sr. Gr.)), went on an industrial visit to Cochin on 12-02-2016. They all assembled at the college by 4.00am and le the college in the private bus. They reached CHIP SOFTWARE at around 11.30am. The members of chip so ware received the students with the warm welcome. They started the lecture about entrepreneurship and told the students the posi ves of start ups .They encouraged the students to make use of entrepreneurship which is the leading door for many engineers. They were around 1.30 hours in the company and le the company a t 1.00 pm. It was an interes ng and successful visit. They gained the experience of life.

Students working according to the instructions given by the trainer at Chip Software

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3RD YEAR CSE A AND CSE B VENUE: ISRO, TRIVANDRUM On the 30th July 2016, the department of Computer Science and Engineering had organized an industrial visit for students of the fi h semester B.E., who were accompanied by four of the facul es of the department. The visit was to the ISRO, situated in Trivandrum, Kerala.

They started here at 10 pm on 29th July from our college and reached Trivandrum by morning 11am.The refreshment was done at NASA tourist home which was situated nearby ISRO for about 2 hours. By 2.30 pm a er lunch we were in ISRO. There were many security guidelines to be followed a er all those checking they visited the Indian Space Research Organiza on.

It was formed in 1969, superseded the erstwhile INCOSPAR. Vikram Sarabhai, having iden fied the role and importance of space technology in a Na on's development, provided ISRO the necessary direc on to func on as an agent of development. Throughout the years, ISRO has upheld its mission of bringing space to the service of the common man, to the service of the Na on. In the process, it has become one of the six largest space agencies in the world.

ISRO maintains one of the largest fleet of communica on satellites (INSAT) and remote sensing (IRS) satellites, that cater to the ever growing demand for fast and reliable communica on and earth observa on respec vely. ISRO d evelops and delivers applica on specific satellite products and tools to the Na on: broadcasts, communica ons, weather forecasts, disaster management tools, Geographic Informa on Systems, cartography, naviga on, telemedicine, dedicated distance educat ion satellites being some of them.

To achieve complete self reliance in terms of these applica ons, it was essen al to develop cost efficient and reliable launch systems, which took shape in the form of the Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV). The fam ed PSLV went on to become a favoured carrier for satellites of various countries due to its reliability and cost efficiency, promo ng unprecedented interna onal collabora on. The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV) was developed keeping in mi nd the heavier and more demanding geosynchronous communica on satellites. Apart from technological capability, ISRO has also contributed to science and science educa on in the country. Various dedicated research centres and autonomous ins tu ons for remote sensing, astronomy and astrophysics, atmospheric sciences and space sciences in general func on under the aegis of Department of Space.

ISRO's own Lunar and interplanetary missions along with other scien fic projects encourage and promote science educa on, apart from providing valuable data to the scien fic community which in turn enriches sciences.

The Organiza on is fully automated. A video was displayed for them about ISRO and its development which was very interes ng .The Students were amazed at the speed at which the process occurred and how the automated systems could work according to the requirements.

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The visit was concluded by evening. They started their journey by 6pm and reached Coimbatore by morning 9am.The industrial visit to ISRO was an enriching experience for students in ge ng live exposure of Space Technology which can help them in their internships and further career enhancements. The students of Third year CSE and all the four staff members have enjoyed the technical endeavor at the organiza on a lot. Visit seems to be very informa ve and gives good learning experience.

It was the unique example of ‘EDUTAINMENT’ i.e. Educa on & Entertainment .Thus they had a memorable mes along with Educa on.

Students of Third CSE A and Third CSE B infront of ISRO

H. OUTBOUND TRAINING III-CSE A: On receiving the le er of permission from BREAK THROUGH, Anaika , Coimbatore and, as soon as the permission was granted by the college, students of III-CSE A accompanied by two faculty members Mr.S.Rajesh, Assistant Professor and Ms.P.Kanmani, Assistant Professor, went on an outbound training to Anaika on 26 -02-2016.They all assembled at the college by 7.30am and le the college in the college bus. They reached BREAK THROUGH at around 9.30am. The members’ charge of the produc on received them at the entrance with a chocolate and they took the students inside and gave a brief introduc on on their plan for the day. The students played some fun games with a lot of co-ordina on and gained a lot of experience. The ac vi es that they gave the students were fully based on life skills. The visit came to an end at 3.30pm. They le the premises at 4.00pm. It was an interes ng and successful visit. They gained the experience of life.

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Group photo of III CSE A at Breakthrough - Anaika

III CSE B: On receiving the le er of permission from BREAK THROUGH, Anaika , Coimbatore and, as soon as the permission was granted by the college, students of III-CSE B accompanied by two faculty members Mr.Karthikeyan, Assistant Professor and Ms.Saranya, Assistant Professor, went on an outbound training to Anaika on 27 -02-2016.They all assembled at the college by 7.30am and le the college in the college bus. They reached BR EAK THROUGH at around 9.30am. The members’ charge of the produc on received us at the entrance with a chocolate and they took the students inside and gave a brief introduc on on their plan for the day. The students played some fun games with a lot of co-ordina on and gained a lot of experience.

The ac vi es that they gave the students were fully based on life skills. The visit came to an end at 3.30pm. They le the premises at 4.00pm. It was an interes ng and successful visit.

They gained the experience of life.

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PLACEMENT & TRAINING SRIT has been a consistent topper for several years in the list of campus placement records among private ins tu ons in India. It is a proud privilege that its graduates are highly rated by employers from industry both in the private and public sectors. Guidance and support for students aspiring for a career in industry or entrepreneurship or wishing to take up higher educa on is the primary responsibility of the Placement and Training Centre. The Placement Cell is headed by Prof. L. Venkatesan , Placement Director and is coordinated by Mr. N. Arun, Placement Officer and Mr. S. Oswalt Manoj , Placement Coordinator. Special support and guidance is also provided to students who wish to pursue higher educa on in the form of GATE and CAT training.

A.PLACEMENT OBJECTIVES: · To prepare students to face campus interviews by providing training in the areas of General Ap tude, Verbal Ability, So Skills, Technical Proficiency and Specific Skill Development related to GD’s and Interviews. · To organize campus intervie ws for Final year students with industries and business houses of repute from all over India and abroad. · To arrange Industry -sponsored projects for the students in final semester. · To promote career counselling by organizing guidance lectures by senior corp orate personnel and well placed SRIT Alumni. · To organize Mock tests, Mock interviews, Group Discussions, Special industry and domain specific training by SRIT Alumni Associa on. · To focus on overall development of students through outbound training at PRR centre, Anaika .

B.PLACEMENT TRAINING: The students are given training on C, C++ and JAVA. They are allowed to work on lab from 5.00PM to 7.00PM on various pla orms like Hacker Rank, Hacker Earth, code chef, Geeks for geeks and India BIX .Various Cer fica on course are also provided to students to iden fy their domain and work on it. Students are allowed to choose their company based on their domain and ge ng trained based on those requirements. Apart from this the students are also trained for the service based companies. They are trained in ap tude skills. E-box training is also provided to students to improve their skills in coding.

C.INDUSTRY TIE-UP: At SRIT, Industry Ins tute Interac on is an ongoing process. The Placement Cell takes ini a ve in bringing in industry experts for interac ve sessions with students. There have been several MoUs signed with leading corporate houses, Research Centres and Ins tutes of Higher Educa on.

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D.PLACEMENT STATISTCS 2016 – 2017:

E.PLACEMENT STATISTICS OF CSE DEPARTMENT FOR LAST 3 ACADEMIC YEARS:

Placement % 100%

100%

73%

2014-2015

2015-2016

2016-2017

F.PLACED STUDENTS: S.NO

NAME

COMPANY NAME

CTC

ALPHA QA

2.7LKS

CGI

3.5 LKS

1

SANGEETHA.S 28

DIVUM

2.5LKS

RFPIO

3.5 LKS

GLOBAL EDGE

3.0 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

URJANET

5 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

2

UTTAM GUPTA.S

3

NIRANJANAN.H

4

ASHWANTH.K.A

5

DHIVYA.A

29

6

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

CAPGEMINI

3.1 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

DINESH.M

7

HEMALATHA.V

8

MOHANAPRIYA.R

9

NAGUPRIYA.V

10

NELOFER JANNET.V 30

11

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

KATSI INDIA PVT LTD

2.4 LKS

WIPRO

3.2 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

PRADEEP CHANDER.S

12

SARANYA.R

13

SHANKIYAN.S

14

SHANMUGAPRIYA.T

15

SANDHIYA N 31

WIPRO

3.2 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

16

SRIVIJAI S

17

M.DEEPIKA

18

VAISHALI.R

19

SARAVANAPRIYA.M

20

LAKSHMI PRIYA.M 32

21

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

CTS

3.25 LKS

KALYCITO

3.2 LKS

VINFORMAX

1.8 LKS

ABINAYA K

22

REVATHI M

23

NANDHINI P

24

SUBHA SREE.V

25

MANJULA M 33

26

VINFORMAX

1.8 LKS

SAVVY SOFT

2.2 LKS

SAVVY SOFT

2.2 LKS

SAVVY SOFT

2.2 LKS

SAVVY SOFT

2.2 LKS

PRAVEEN KUMAR S

27

THUHIN SUNIL KUMAR

28

SOBIA B

29

MARIA ANTONATE

30

TAMIL SELVAN V 34

31

BWS

2.2 LKS

BWS

2.2 LKS

BWS

2.2 LKS

VIGNESH M

32

MANIKANDAN M

33

KARTHIKA S Total number of students in Final Year CSE

: 54

Total Number of Students Placed in Final Year CSE (Status as on 27.12.2016) : 33 Total Number of Offers in Final Year CSE (Status as on 27.12.2016)

: 39

G.OUR RECRUITERS:

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STUDENT DEVELOPMENT EVENTS – PARTICIPATED A.STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS: THIRD YEAR CSE IIT MADRAS -“ SHAASTRA 2017” On the 31st December 2016, our students V. Meena and S .Kiruthika from the department of Computer Science and Engineering went to Indian Ins tute Of Technology, Madras for the project presenta on They started on 30thdecember from Coimbatore and reached Chennai on 31stDecember, on the same day they presented their project on the topic “virtual reality” under Research and innova on expo at Shaastra in IIT and they got qualified for final round. O n the next day, 1st January 2017 they presented their poster on the topic “shadow mapping” which is a TCS Research compe on and they compete with the Ph.D students, so they were awarded with special recogniza on. They even offered with an internship . On 3rd January 2017 they presented the paper on the topic “solenoids” at the EATON contest.

They came across so many companies and registered themselves in HYPERLOOP INDIA and they had a great exposure over there.

They also added that “It was a great experience for us to gain more knowledge.”

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SNS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING –“TEXPERIA 2K17” Workshop on Ethical Hacking K.Rohith - a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking K.ThangaVaila -a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking S.Vaishali- a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking S.PriyaDurga -a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking S.Prathiba-a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking K.Nandhini-a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking S.Sangeetha-a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking R.Pavithra-a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking N.Srinithi-a ended the workshop on Ethical Hacking Coding and Googo Surf K.Rohith have par cipated in coding and Googo Surf.

Dr.NGP INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY –“HENOSIS’ 16 “ Ethical Hacking Workshop M.Rahul Kumar had par cipated in the workshop.

Logo Quiz and Technical connec on A.Viswak Ram has won 1st prize.

S.Yogesh has won 1st prize.

SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY-“XPLORE 2K16” Tech Quiz S.Yogesh has won 1st prize.

A.Viswak Ram has won 1st prize.

K.Rohith has won 2nd prize.

IQ Blast M.Rahul Kumar has won 2nd prize.

K.Rohith has won 2nd prize.

SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“CYBERNOVA’16” Paper Presenta on S.Kiruthika has won 3rd place presented on the topic “augmented reality” KARPAGAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“DHRUVA 2K16” Workshop on networking and NS2 s mulator R.Anushya has a ended the workshop R.Krishnendhu has a ended the workshop K.Monish has a ended the workshop.

Paper Presenta on K.P.Dhivya has par cipated ,presented on the topic “big data” T.Keerthana has par cipated, presented on the topic “big data” 38

A.P.Kavya has par cipated, presented on the topic “big data” V.Meena has won 3rd prize, presented on the topic”catchy” S.Kiruthika has won 3rd prize ,presented on the topic”catchy” M.Dhivya shri has par cipated ,presented on the topic “track on” C.Blessy Chris a has par cipated ,presented on the topic “track on” ChampionShip and JavaKafe S.RanjithKumar has won championship K.ThangaVaila has won championship R.Sowmya has par cipated K.Rohith has par cipated S.A.Padhmanaban has par cipated S.Aravind has par cipated KALAIGNAR KARUNANITHI INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-“KIT TECKFEST’16” Google Hunter S.Yogesh has won 1st prize.

A.ViswakRam has won 1ST prize.

K.Rohith has won 1st prize.

Coding K.Rohith has par cipated.

K.ThangaVaila has won 3rd prize.

Technical Quiz K.Rohith has won 2nd prize.

S.Yogesh has won 2nd prize.

COIMBATORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-“INTERFACE 2K16” Paper Presenta on S.Sankeerthana has presented the paper.

M.Subhashree has presented the paper A.Shurthi has presented the paper S.Kiruthika has won 1st prize ,presented on the topic ”virtual reality” V.Meena has won 1st prize ,presented on the topic ”virtual reality” Big Data & Spark HADOOP workshop K.Rohith has ac vely par cipated A.ViswakRam has ac vely par cipated CyberSecurity workshop A.ViswakRam has ac vely par cipated BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUETE OF TECHNOLOGY-“ FUTURA 2K16” Paper Presenta on K.Rohith presented the paper on the topic “ar ficial intelligence” 39

M.RahulKumar presented the paper on the topic “ar ficial intelligence” SRI RAMAKRISHNA ENGINEERING COLLEGE-“XTENSIS 2K16” BestManager S.Yogesh won 1st prize.

V.Meena won 2nd prize.

Coding Casino A.ViswakRam won 3rd prize.

TECKPARK Workshop M.RahulKumar has a ended a hands-on wokshop.

UNIQ TECHNOLOGIES INPLANT TRAINING Keerthana eshwari Mohana priya Anupama Dhivya shri.M Kiruthika.S Elakya SECOND YEAR CSE : COIMBATORE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY -“INTERFACE 2K16” Paper Presenta on M.Rakshana has par cipated R.Rakshana had presented the paper.

M.Venethra has won 1st place in paper presenta on.

G.SriHarijith has won 1st place in paper presenta on.

V.Sowndharya had presented the paper KARPAGAM COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“DHRUVA 2K16” Inplant Training M.Rakshana ac vely a ended the training.

R.Rakshana ac vely a ended the training.

V.Sowndharya ac vely a ended the training.

SNS COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“TEXPERIA 2017” PaperPresenta on M.Venethra has won 1st place S.Soundarya has won 1st place Dr.NGP INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY-“HENOSIS’16” Paper Presenta on 40

M.Venethra has par cipated in presenta on.

HINDUSTAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“ HILARICAS 2K16” Paper presenta on M.Venethra won 1st place.

SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING-“CYBERNOVA’16” Paper Presenta on M.Venethra has presented a paper.

SRI KRISHNA COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCE-“KRICBISS’16” Paper Presenta on S.Soundarya has presented a paper.

B.SPORTS ACHIEVEMENTS Anna University Athle c Meet-Zone 10 Gold Medal in Relay(100m,400m) N.Sandhiya V.NaguPriya Gold Medal in Hurdles(400m) N.Sandhiya Par cipated in kho-kho Championship N.Sandhiya

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ENTREPRENEURS OF CSE FINAL YEAR: NAME: UV VENTURES CO-FOUNDERS: Sri Vijai S and U am Gupta S

About Us: UV ventures is a startup focusing on building android applica ons and Websites for business purposes. We love to create custom designs for our applica ons and try to sa sfy every needs of the client. Through this company we aim to create affordable website for our clients with rich design.

Why we created UV Ventures?

Most of the small scale industries are doing their ERP work manually. And the ERP So ware costs a fortune and comes as a whole package. So we decided to cut down the cost of so ware and we provide necessary modules. Coimbatore is a MAJOR HUB for small scale industries, that's the city where UV VENTURES have their HEAD-QUARTERS.

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III YEAR: Name: YIRUS.IN RAHUL KUMAR

What we do: Web designing Web hos ng PC solu ons Networking Solu ons App Development About Us: Started as a web designer I specialized in it and social marke ng, my clients began relying on me more and more not just for the comple on of projects, but for strategic and analy c advice.

Although I was ini ally contracted to provide specific support services, I always provided my clients added value, by not simply performing the tasks requested, but offering advice, sugges ons and informa on, to ensure they had the best informa on to make informed decisions as they were taking steps to begin or grow their online business. You see, many of them were probably just like you, venturing into unfamiliar territory and in need of guidance to avoid costly mistakes and enjoy the success they deserved!

I believe that I owe it to everyone I work with not to just “give them what they want, but what they need!”

“I am a guy at heart who has a passion for my family. I also breathe social media and internet marke ng and love to help others develop a successful online presence.”

I credit my colorful life and professional experiences with the passion and diversity that drives my business, which translates into effec ve business consul ng and expert sharing for clients.

Among my strongest a ributes: Discipline and strong work ethic 43

Empathy and concern for the needs of others Fierce loyalty Strong research, developmental and organiza onal skills.

Crea ng excitement.

Started in August,2016 successfully completed 12 Websites & 3 Android applica ons.

Website: www.yirus.in

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CSE FACULTY PHOTO

DESIGNATION

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION

EXPERIENCE

Dr. M. Paulraj

Principal

Ar ďŹ cial Neural Networks, Fuzzy Systems, Evlou onary Systems, Control System, Image Processing, Acous c Engineering, Computer Networks and Data Mining

32 years

Dr. K.R. Jothi

HOD

Vehicular Adhoc Networks, Mobile Adhoc Networks

17 Years and 2.5 Months

Ms. N. S. Kavitha

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Mobile Adhoc Networks

12 Years and 10 Months

Mr. Jim Mathew Philip

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Image Processing

13 years and 1 Month

Mr. N. V. Shibu

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Image Processing

9 Years and 8 Months

Ms.Nisha Soms

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Mobile Adhoc Networks, So ware Engineering

8 Years

NAME

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Mr.S.Pravinth Raja

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Biometrics Image Processing

7 Years and 11 Months

Mr. S. Oswalt Manoj

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Cryptography & Network Security, Cloud and Big Data, APP Development

6 Years and 8 Months

Ms.P.Kanmani

Assistant Professor (Sr. Gr.)

Image Mining, Machine Learning

10 Years and 5 Months

Ms. K. Ramalakshmi

Assistant Professor

Speech Enhancement, Cloud Compu ng

5 Years and 8 Months

Mr. S. Rajesh

Assistant Professor

Networking, Mobile Adhoc Networks

5 Years and 7 Months

Mr. R. N. Devendra Kumar

Assistant Professor

Computer Networks, Computa onal Lingus cs

5 Years and 8 MonthS

Mr. Modigari Narendra

Assistant Professor

Networking, Programming

3 years and 6 Months

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Ms. S. Sumathi

Assistant Professor

Text Mining, Seman c Web, Ontology

12 years and 5 Months

Ms.K.Saranya

Assistant Professor

Data Mining

1 Year and 8 Months

Ms.V.R.Meenachi

Assistant Professor

Networks

1 Year and 8 Months

Ms.B.Kokila

Assistant Professor

Image Processing

1 Year and 8 Months

Ms. K. M. Kirthika

Assistant Professor

Data Mining

1 Year and 8 Months

Mr. B. Karthikeyan

Assistant Professor/System Administrator

Networks

6 Years and 8 Months

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NEW FACULTY JOINED PHOTO

NAME

DESIGNATION

AREA OF SPECIALIZATION

EXPERIENCE

Ms. M. Vanitha

Assistant Professor

Cloud Compu ng

9 years

Ms. K. Senthamarai

Assistant Professor

Networks

10 Years and 3 Months

Ms. M. Brindha

Assistant Professor

Image mining, Data mining

9 Months

Ms. G. Barani

Assistant Professor

Opera ng System, So ware Tes ng

9 Months

Ms. V. Suganya

Assistant Professor

Data Structures,Networks

9 Months

Ms. S.J. Savitha

Assistant Professor

Big data and Data mining

2 Years and 9 Months

Ms. D. Be eena Sheryl Fernando

Assistant Professor

Image processing – Biometrics

3 Months

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FACULTY DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES A.PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SERIES:

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering @ Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology (SRIT), Coimbatore, has launched a new series of Faculty Development Programs namely Professional Development Series on Wednesday, November 16, 2016. The central theme of this series is "Transforming the Teaching Landscape". Dr.A.Ebenezer Jeyakumar, Director Academics, SNR Sons Charitable Trust inaugurated the Professional Development Series and Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal, Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology presided over the inaugural func on.

This wide-ranging Professional Development Series which spans from November 2016 to February 2017 are designed catering to the professional development needs of all the categories of teaching professionals to produce a cu ng edge prac ce in teaching -learning and upgrading themselves. Faculty plays an important role in shaping the future of the yo ung technocrats, entrepreneurs and leaders. The best prac ces in sharing and collabora on of ideas by us result towards na on building. In this way, demand and supply of skilled manpower, skill upgrada on, building of new skills and innova ve thinking is strengthened paving way to Skill India, an ini a ve of Government of India.

The first program in the series “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” – a three day Faculty Development Program took place during 16 November 2016 to 18 November 2016.

This program embarked sessions on mutual explora on of teaching prac ces, research partnerships, collabora ve authoring and other areas of mutual development like Working towards Ins tu onal Growth, Accredita on and Quality of Educa on, Studen t Mentoring and Factors affec ng Student Success.

Renowned Academicians like Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal, Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology, Coimbatore, Dr.C.R.Hema, Principal, Rathinam Technical Campus, Coimbatore, Dr.B.Sathishkumar, Professor and Head-Mechanical Engineering Department, Sri Eshwar College of Engineering, Coimbatore, Dr.K.Ravikumar, Professor -Mechanical Engineering Department, Dr.NGP Ins tute of Technology, Coimbatore acted as Resource persons along with members of Faculty from home department. Faculty members from Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College, Sri Ramakrishna Polytechnic College and Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology registered for the program. The program witnessed great enthusiasm and apprecia on among the participants.

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The details of Professional Development Series are published in the website www.kulam.in - a digital repository developed by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of SRIT to share the most vola le knowledge and add more meaning as the name suggests.

Dr.C.R.Hema giving a lecture

Dr.K.R.Jothi presen ng the momento to Dr.M.Paulraj

Dr.H.Mangalam giving a lecture

Dr.K.Sathishkumar giving a lecture

Group photo of the CSE department facul es with the Principal

I.ONE WEEK FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ON MULTICORE ARCHITECTURE: The Department of Computer Science and Engineering @ Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology (SRIT), Coimbatore, has recently launched a new series of Faculty Development Programs namely Professional Development Series with the theme as "Transforming the Teaching Landscape". A er successfully comple ng the first program “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” in this series during 16 – 18 November 2016, the second program in the series “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” – One Week Faculty Development 50

Program took place during 21 November 2016 to 27 November 2016. This program embarked sessions on Symmetric and Distributed Shared Memory Architectures, SIMD and MIMD Systems, Performance Issues , Parallel program design, Synchroniza on and data sharin g, Deadlocks and Livelocks, Programming with OpenMP, Programming with MPI and Parallel Program Development – Case studies. Academicians Dr.R.Kingsy Grace, Associate Professor – Computer Science and Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College, Coimbatore, Mr.B.Saravana Balaji, Associate Professor - Computer Science and Engineering, S.Veerasamy Che ar College of Engineering and Technology, Puliyangudi, Tirunelveli District, Mr.P.Madhavan, Assistant Professor - Computer Science and Engineering, Sri Krishna College of Technology, Coimbatore acted as Resource persons along with members of Faculty from home department. Faculty members from department of CSE, EEE and IT of Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology registered for the program. The program witnes sed great enthusiasm and apprecia on among the par cipants.

The details of Professional Development Series are published in the website www.kulam.ina digital repository developed by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of SRIT to share the most vola le knowledge and add more meaning as the name suggests.

Staff who a ended the Mul core Architecture and Programming FDP

II.INTERNET OF THINGS-AN INITIATIVE: The third program in the Professional Development Series "Internet of Things -An Ini a ve"--- Three days Faculty Development Program took place during 28 November 2016 to 30 November 2016. This program embarked sessions on Internet of things-Introduc on, IOT Architectures, Arduino UNO and Raspberry Pi board and Pi 3 Model Implementa on, SD card with Raspian OS,Power adapter for Raspberry PI,VGA to HDMI Converter, Bread Board,Poten ometer,Bluetooth module, Programming sessions and Hands on sessions.

Academician Prof. A.Bharanidharan, Assistant Professor — Computer Science and Engineering, Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College, Coimbatore acted as Resource person. Faculty members from department of CSE, EEE, ECE and IT of Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology registered for the program. The program witnessed great enthusiasm and apprecia on among the 51

par cipants.

The details of Professional Development Series are published in the website www.kulam.in- a digital repository developed by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of SRIT to share the most vola le knowledge and add more meaning as the name suggests.

Dr.K.R.Jothi giving his speech

Hands-on training

Group photo of the stas who a ended the FDP

B.INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR ON MACHINE INTELLIGENCE: Prof. (Dr.) Ajith Abraham, Director - Machine Intelligence Research Labs (MIR Labs), Washington, USA delivered the keynote address in the Interna onal Seminar on Machine Intelligence held at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology on 20.01.2017. Dr. N. Devarajan, Dean-Research welcomed the gathering and Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal presided over the func on. Dr.R.N.Uma, Professor & Head/Civil introduced the chief guest and the vote of thanks was delivered by Dr.K.R.Jothi, Professor & Head/CSE. Ms.S.Sumathi, AP/CSE coordinated the seminar. Prof. (Dr.) Ajith Abraham expressed his interest in e stablishing a Center of Excellence in Machine Intelligence at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology.

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Ajith Abraham addressing the gathering at an interna onal seminar in SRIT

Dr.M.Paulraj presen ng a bouquet to the Chief Gues

C.DIGITAL LITERACY PROGRAM: At SRIT, we celebrated Na onal Educa on Day – 2016 by conduc ng a Special Workshop on “Digital Literacy Program” – Towards Digital India Ini a ve on 11.11.2016 (Friday) at 9.30 am for non-teaching staff and drivers. Dr.M.Paulraj, Principal, SRIT presided over the func on.

Dr.M.Paulraj addressing the drivers and workers

Dr.K.R.Jothi thanking the worker for volunteering

D.ONLINE AND BLENDED LEARNING: A four-week AICTE approved faculty development program on use of ICT in Enducat ion for online and blended learning was a ended by 25 faculty members from the department of CSE. This program was sponsored by NMEICT, Government of India, IIT Bombay. The program was coordinated by Mr.S.Pravinth Raja, Assistant Professor (Sr. Grade). Th e content of the course was · Evolu on and spread of ICT in educa on · Using ICT for effec ve educa onal communica on · Online Educa on · Blended/Hybrid educa on · Building and nurturing collabora ve communi es.

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FACULTY RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT STAFF-ACHIEVEMENTS: Prof. Dr. K .R. Jothi has completed his Ph. D. in September 2016 and has been promoted in October 2016 as professor and head, Department of Computer Science & Engineering.

Ms.N.S.Kavitha, Asst. Prof. (Sr. Gr) has received Dr.S.Radhakrishnan Award for Academic Excellence on 26th January 2016 by SRIT Alumni Associa on.

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled on “Survey on Conges on control in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks” in Interna onal Journal of Advanced Research Tre nds in Engineering and Technology (IJARTET), Vol.3, Special Issse.2, March 2016. · Published a paper tled on “Performance Analysis of Posi on Based Opportunis c Rou ng for MANETs” in Springer Business Media.

Seminars, Workshops, Conferences organized: · Coordinator for the Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Acted as Resource Person in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Par cipated in Faculty Development Programme on “CS 6702 – Graph Theory and Applica ons” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology, Coimbatore during May 18 to May 24 2016 Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in Two Days Na onal Level Workshop on “Advances in Ar ficial Intelligence” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 22nd & 23rd Dec 2016. · Par cipate in Workshop on “Internet of Things - An Ini a ve” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 28th Nov 2016 to 30th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016.

Nisha Soms , Asst. Prof. (Sr. Gr) Publica ons · Published a paper tled “Securing MANETs using Coopera ve Bait Detec on System” in ISTE & JETE Sponsored Conference on Research Advances in Communica on, Computa on, Electrical Science and Structures at Bharathiyar Ins tute of Engineering for Women, Salem on March 12 2016.

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· Published a paper tled “Securing MANETs using Coopera ve Bait Detec on System” in Interna onal Journal of Advanced Research Trends in Engineering and Technology, Volume 3, Special Issue 2, March 2016. · Presented a paper tled “A Survey on Novel Approaches for Detec ng Collabora ve A acks in MANETs” in Interna onal Conference on Green, Intelligent Compu ng and Communica on Systems organized at Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore on January 11 2016. · Presented a paper tled “Certain Inves ga ons on Securing the OLSR Protocol against Compound A acks” in IEEE Interna onal Conference on Compu ng Technologies and Intelligent Data Engineering held in Na onal Engineering College, Kovilpa on January 7 to 9 2016.

Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in two days Workshop tled “Cyber Security – Threats and Vulnerability Assessment” organized by the Department of Informa on Technology at PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore on January 8 and 9 2016. · Par cipated in a One day Workshop tled “Network Simul ator – NetSim for Researchers (Hands-on)” organized by the Department of CSE at PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore on January 23 2016.

Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Three days Faculty Development Program on “My Profession, My Commitmen t, My Life” during 16.11.2016 to 18.11.2016 · One Week Faculty Development Program on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” during 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016 · Three days Faculty Development Program on “Internet of Things -An Ini a ve” during 28.11.2016 to 30.11.2016. · “Use of ICT in Educa on for Online and Blended Learning” conducted by IIT Bombay from May 02 2016 to Aug 13 2016 · Anna University sponsored 7 day FDP on “Graph Theory and its Applica on” during 18/05/2016 to 24/05/2016 · Acted as resource persons · One Week Faculty Development Program on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” during 21.11.2016 to 26.11.2016 · Anna University sponsored 7 day FDP on “Graph Theory and its Applica on” during 18/05/2016 to 24/05/2016 · Hands-on workshop on “How to prepare Voice over presenta on” on 09/05/2016 to 12/05/2016 for all the members of teaching faculty of SRIT · Three Days Orienta on Program for the Fresh Teachers of SRIT during 26/05/2016 to 28/05/2016

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S.Oswalt Manoj, Asst. Prof. (Sr. Gr.) Awards and Recogni on: · Bronze Level Partner Ship Cer ficate from Infosys Campus Connect Programme (2016). · Promoted as Assistant Professor Senior Grade from October 2016 onwards. · Reviewer for Wireless Networks Journal – Springer series. · Reviewer for the third interna onal conference on Fuzzy Systems and Data Mining (FSDM 2017), co-organized by Na onal Dong Hwa University (NDHU).

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled “A Novel Approach for Search Engine using Algorithms” (2016) “Interna onal Journal of Innova ons & Advancement in Computer Science” Volume 5, Issue 6, June 2016, Pages: 62-70, ISSN 2347 – 8616. · Presented a paper tled “Advanced Search Engine - An Inves ga on” (2016) “Interna onal Conference on Green, Intellige nt Compu ng and Communica on Systems -ICGICCS’16”, Hindustan College of Engineering and Technology, Coimbatore on March 10 & 11, 2016. · Presented a paper tled, “Inves ga ons on Advanced Search Engines - A Survey” (2016) “Interna onal Conference on Advanced Technologies for Research and Product Development – ICATRPD’16”, Karpagam College of Engineering, Coimbatore on April 21 & 22, 2016. · Presented a paper tled “Search Engine Process - A Survey” (2016) “Interna onal Conference on Advanced Techn ologies for Research and Product Development – ICATRPD’16”, Kathir College of Engineering, Coimbatore on April 21 & 22, 2016. · Presented a paper tled “A Novel Approach for Search Engine using Algorithms” (2016) “Interna onal Conference on Recent Innova ons in Science, Technology and Management – ICRISRM-16”, Indian Federa on of United Na ons Associa ons, New Delhi on June 12, 2016.

Seminars, Workshops, Conferences, FDP’s organized: · Acted as Resource Person in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Acted as Resource Person in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16t h Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 · Acted as Resource Person in FDP on “CS6702 Graph Theory and applica ons” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from May 18 to May 24 2016.

Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Par cipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016. · Par cipated in Four week AICTE approved FDP by IIT Bombay en – use of ICT in Educa on for Online & Blended Learning from May 2, 2016 to July 10,2016

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Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in Two Days Na onal Level Workshop on “Advances in Ar ficial Intelligence” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 22nd & 23rd Dec 2016. · Par cipated in Workshop on “Internet of Things - An Ini a ve” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 28th Nov 2016 to 30th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life”, at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016

P Kanmani, Asst. Prof. (Sr. Gr) Publica ons: · Published a paper tled “Effec ve Trajectory Data Analysis Using Con nuous K -Means Clustering”, Interna onal Journal of Latest Trends in Engineering and Te chnology (IJLTET), Vol 7 issue 2 July 2016 · Published a paper tled “Certain Inves ga ons on Delay Guaranteed Rou ng Protocols for WSN -A Survey”, SSRG Interna onal Journal of Computer Science and Engineering (SSRG-IJCSE) – volume 3 Issue 12–December 2016. · Published a paper tled “A Medical Image Classifica on using ID3 Classifier”, SSRG Interna onal Journal of Computer Science and Engineering (SSRG - IJCSE) – volume 3 Issue 10 – October 2016.

Seminars, Workshops, Conferences organized: · Acted as Resource Person in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Acted as Resource Person in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 · Conducted one day workshop on Ar ficial Intelligence for the Dept. of CSE students on 09th April 2016.

Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in the Workshop on “Internet of Things - An Ini a ve” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 28th Nov 2016 to 30th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Par cipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in FDP on “CS6702 Graph Theory and applica ons” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from May 18 to May 24 2016.

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K.Ramalakshmi, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled,” Effec ve Trajectory Data Analysis Using Con nuous K -Means Clustering.” Interna onal Journal of Latest Trends in Engineering and Technology (IJLTET)Vol 7 issue 2 July 2016 .

Seminars, Workshops, Conferences organized: · Organized “Hands-on workshop on How to Prepare voice over presenta on” on 9th of May to 12th of May 2016 for all the members of teaching faculty members of SRIT. · Organized “One Day Seminar on “Ar ficial intelligence” on 9th of April for second and third year students of SRIT. · Acted as resource person for “THREE DAY ORIENTATION PROGRAMME” for the fresh teachers of SRIT during 26.5.2016 to 28.05.2016 Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Par cipated in one week Faculty Development Programme on Design and Analysis of Algorithm at SSN College of Engineering ,Chennai along with Associa on of Compu ng Machinery(ACM) Educa on Commi ee during 25 th January to 29th January 2016.

Mr.S Rajesh, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a research paper en tled “ Delay protocol rou ng in WSN-A survey “ in the Interna onal Journal of Computer Science & Engineering in dec 2016.

Seminars,Workshops,Conferences organized: · Acted as a workshop coordinator for three days FDP on “ Internet of things –an ini a ve “ organized by department of CSE at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology during 28 11-16 to 30-11-16 · Conducted na onal youth day event by delivering a speech and a power point presenta on for the students held at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology on 11.1.2017 Par cipa on in Faculty development programme: · Par cipated in two days workshop on “Eccentric High performance compu ng” sponsored by DRDO, organized by department of CSE at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College. · Par cipated in 3 days FDP on “ My life, My Commitment, My profession” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 18 -11-16 to 20-11-16. · Par cipated in one week FDP on “ Mul core architecture and programming”, organized by department of CSE at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21-11-16 to 26-11-16.

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R N Devendra Kumar, Asst. Prof.

Awards and Recogni on: · Silver Level Partner Ship Cer ficate from Infosys Campus Connect Programme (2016). · Editorial Board member in Interna onal Journal of Engineering Research in Computer Science and Engineering (IJERCSE).

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled “SECURING WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK DATA USING MODERN ENCRYPTION STANDARD VERSION – IV ALGORITHM”, Interna onal Journal Of Current Engineering And Scien fic Research (IJCESR), Volume-3, Issue-12, 2016 · Published a paper tled, “Effec ve Trajectory Data Analysis Using Con nuous K -Means Clustering”, Interna onal Journal of Latest Trends in Engineering and Technology (IJLTET), Vol 7 issue 2 July 2016 Seminars, Workshops, Conferences organized: · Acted as Resource Person in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Acted as Resource Person in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 · Organized Two day Workshop on MATLAB Programming for Students of Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology on 28th & 29th July 2016. Resource Person: Dr. M Paulraj, Principal/SRIT. · Conducted four days program on “How to prepare Voice over PPT” to all faculty members of SRIT from 09th-12th May 2016. · Conducted one day workshop on Ar ficial Intelligence for the Dept. of CSE students on 09th April 2016.

Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in Two Days Na onal Level Workshop on “Advances in Ar ficial Intelligence” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 22nd & 23rd Dec 2016. · Par cipated in the Workshop on “Internet of Things - An Ini a ve” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 28th Nov 2016 to 30th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in Three Days workshop on “My Profession, My Commitment, My Life” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 16th Nov 2016 to 18th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in Three Days workshop on “Design of Curriculum of Engineering Programmes” at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College from 04th Oct to 06th Oct 2016. · Par cipated in the “Interna onal Workshop on Outcome based Educa on ” at Rathinam Technical Campus, Coimbatore on 15th & 16th Sep 2016 · Par cipated in One day Na onal Level Workshop on “Smart Grid/Smart City An Indian Perspec ve” conducted by Kongu Engineering College, Erode on 16th July 2016.

Par cipa on in Faculty Development Programme: · Par cipated in 51st Annual Conven on of COMPUTER SOCIETY OF INDIA, CSI-2016” held from 23rd to 25th Jan 2017 at Hotel Le Meridien, Coimbatore.

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· Par cipated in Faculty Development Programme on “Mul -Core Architectures and Programming” at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology from 21st Nov 2016 to 26th Nov 2016 · Par cipated in the Trainer Program on Python Programming at Kumaraguru College of Technology, Coimbatore on 30th May to 01st June 2016 conducted by Infosys Campus Connect, Chennai. · Par cipated in FDP on Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing, from 04th 09th Jan 2016 at TKM College of Engineering, Kerala

Mr.Modigari Narendra, Asst. Prof.

Awards and Recogni on: · Secured A grade in CS 213.3X algorithms course conducted by IIT Bombay x.in from September 13 to November 4.

Par cipa on in Workshops/Seminars: · Par cipated in Four week AICTE approved FDP by IIT Bombay en – use of ICT in Educa on for Online & Blended Learning from May 2 nd 2016 to July 10 th 2016- IIT Kharagpur

Ms.S.Sumathi, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled "Predic on of outbreak of heart diease using text mining" in Discovery Journal Vol. 52, Issue 245 in May 2016.

Seminars,Conferences,Workshops organized: · Organised interna onal seminar on Machine Intelligence given by Dr. Ajith Abraham, Director, Machine Intelligence Research Labs, Washin gton, USA. · Organized one day digital literary program for nonteaching staff on 11/11/2016. · Organized Anna University approved 7 days FDP on "Graph Theory and Applica ons" from 21/05/16 to 27/05/2016.

Par cipa ons in Seminars,Workshops: · Par cipated in Four week AICTE approved FDP by IIT Bombay en – use of ICT in Educa on for Online & Blended Learning from May 2 nd to July 10. · Par cipated in two days Na onal Level Workshop on Advances in Ar fical Intelligence conducted by Department of Informa on Tech nology at SRIT from 22/12/2016 to 23/12/2016.

Par cipa on in faculty development programme: · Par cipated in 5 days FDP on Big Data and Analy cs conducted by ICT Academy, Coimbatore held at United Ins tute of Technology, Coimbatore.

Funding Projects: Received Rs. 7500 as a seed money from SRIT Research Promo on Scheme for the UG Student project en tled IOT based Intelligent Trolley for Shopping Mall.

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Ms.K. Saranya, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published the paper tled"Certain Inves ga on of Delay gauranteed Rou ng Protocols for WSN – A Survey" in Interna onal Journal of Science and Engineering Research. · Published the paper tled "Certain inves ga on on Image Classifica on and Segmenta on using different techniques" in the Interna onal Journ al of Science and Engineering Research. · Appeared as a resource person in the Faculty Development Program "Mul core Architecture".

Par cipa on in faculty development programme: · Par cipated in an FDP of Internet of things, at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 2016. · Par cipated in Four week AICTE approved FDP by IIT Bombay en – use of ICT in Educa on for Online & Blended Learning. · Par cipated in THE Mul core Architecture at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 2016. · Par cipated in the seminar My work, my life, my commitment at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 2016.

Ms.VR.Meenachi, Asst. Prof.

Awards and recogni ons: · Secured A grade in CS 213.3X algorithms course conducted by IIT Bombay x.in from September 13 to November 4.

Par cipa on in faculty development programme: · Par cipated in 7 days FDP on "Graph Theory and Applica ons" from 21/05/2016 to 27/05/2016 approved by Anna University

Ms.B.Kirthika, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Presented on Certain Inves ga on on Advanced search engines- A survey at IEEE sponsored on 3rd Interna onal conference on innova on in informa on,embedded and communica ons ,Sno ICIECS’16 Par cipa on in Faculty development programme: · Par cipated in an FDP on “EC6703 Embedded & Real Time S/M” from 23rd may 2016 to 27th may at Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College.

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Ms.M.Brindha, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper on Medical Image Classifica on using ID 3 Classifier along with Ms.P. Kanmani in the Interna onal Journal of Computer Science and Engineering. · Published a paper tled"Certain inves ga on on Image Classifica on and Segmenta on using different techniques" in the Interna onal Journal of Science and Engineering Research.

Ms.G.Barani, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper in the Interna onal Journal of Engineering and Computer Science.

Par cipa on In faculty development programme: · Par cipated in the workshop on My work, my life, my commitment at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 201 6 · Par cipated in the workshop on Internet of things, at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 2016 · Par cipated in the workshop on Data Science and Big Data Analy cs Ms.V. Suganya, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published the paper in Interna onal Journal of Engineering and Computer Science Par cipa on In faculty development programme: · Par cipated in the workshop on My work, my life, my commitment at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 201 6. · Par cipated in the workshop on Internet of things, at Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology in 2016 · Par cipated in the workshop on Data Science and Big Data Analy cs Ms.S J .Savitha, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled "Mul model Biometrics Security System for Authen ca on", Vol. 4. Issue 12 December 2016 in Interna onal Journal of Science and Engineering Research.

Ms.Be eena Sheryl Fernando, Asst. Prof.

Publica ons: · Published a paper tled "Mul model Biometrics Security System for Authen ca on", Vol. 4. Issue 12 December 2016 in Interna onal Journal of Science and Engineering Research.

Par cipa on in Faculty development programme: · Par cipated in the FDP on Infosys Campus Connect – Deep dive Faculty Enablement Program – Founda on program 5.0.

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KULAM The Department of Computer Science and Engineering @ Sri Ramakrishna Ins tute of Technology (SRIT), Coimbatore, has launched a new series of Faculty Development Programs namely Professional Development Series on Wednesday, November 16, 2016. The central theme of this series is "Transforming the Teaching Landscape".

The name is derived from the core Tamil term ளம் which in its original meaning stands for a repository of water. We believe that, as water takes the shape of container in which it is contained and delivers output based on how it is put to use, knowledge can a ain different levels of visibility, clarity and outcome depending on the person who consumes and redelivers it and achieves outcome depending on how it is put to use. So we decided to create a repository of the most vola le knowledge for sharing and making it more meaningful, as the name suggests. This mo va on leads us to ini ate this endeavour.

The details of Professional Development Series are published in the website www.kulam.in - a digital repository developed by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of SRIT to share the most vola le knowledge and add more meaning as the name suggests.

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TEK-ARTICLES A.VISUAL CRPTOGRAPHY

Visual Cryptography is a special encryp on technique to hide informa on in images in such a way that it can be decrypted by the human vision if the correct key image is used. The technique was proposed by Naor and Shamir in 1994. Visual Cryptography uses two transparent images. One image contains random pixels and the other image contains the secret informa on. It is impossible to retrieve the secret informa on from one of the images.

Both the transparent images or layers are required to reveal the info rma on. The easiest way to implement Visual Cryptography is to print the two layers onto a transparent sheet.

When the random image contains truely random pixels it can be seen as a one - me pad system and will oer unbreakable encryp on. In the overla y anima on you can observe the two layers sliding over each other un l they are correctly aligned and the hidden informa on appears. To try this yourself, you can copy the example layers 1 and 2, and print them onto a transparent sheet or thin paper. Al ways use a program that displays the black and white pixels correctly and set the printer so that all pixels are printed accurate (no diusion or photo enhancing etc.). You can also copy and past them on each other in a drawing program like paint and see the result immediately, but make sure to select transparent drawing and align both layers exactly over each other.

How Visual Cryptography works

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Each pixel of the images is divided into smaller blocks. There are always the same number white (transparent) and black blocks. If a pixel is divided into two parts, there are one white and one black block. If the pixel is divided into four equal parts, there are two white and two black blocks. The example images from above uses pixels that are divided into four parts.

In the table on the right we can see that a pixel, divided into four parts, can have six different states.If a pixel on layer 1 has a given state, the pixel on layer 2 may have one of two states: iden cal or inverted to the pixel of layer 1. If the pixel of layer 2 is iden cal to layer 1, the overlaid pixel will be half black and half white. Such overlaid pixel is called grey or empty. If t he pixels of layer 1 and 2 are inverted or opposite, the overlaid version will be completely black.

This is an informa on pixel.We can now create the two layers. One transparent image, layer 1, has pixels which all have a random state, one of the six poss ible states. Layer 2 is iden cal to layer 1, except for the pixels that should be black (contain informa on) when overlaid. These pixels have a state that is opposite to the same pixel in layer 1. If both images are overlaid, the areas with iden cal states will look grey, and the areas with opposite states will be black.

The system of pixel can be applied in different ways. In our example, each pixel is divided into four blocks. However, you can also use pixels, divided into two rectangle blocks, or eve n divided circles. Also, it doesn't ma er if the pixel is divided horizontally or ver cally. There are many different pixel systems, some with be er contrast, higher resolu on or even with color pixels.If the pixel states of layer 1 are truly (crypto secure) random, both empty and informa on pixels of layer 2 will also have completely random states. One cannot know if a pixel in layer 2 is used to create a grey or black pixel, since we need the state of that pixel in layer 1 (which is random) to know the overlay result. If all requirements for true randomness are fulfilled, Visual Cryptography offers absolute secrecy according to the Informa on Theory.

If Visual Cryptography is used for secure communica ons, the sender will distribute one or more random layers 1 in advance to the receiver. If the sender has a message, he creates a layer 2 for a par cular distributed layer 1 and sends it to the receiver. The receiver aligns the two layers and the secret informa on is revealed, this without the need f or an encryp on device, a computer or performing calcula ons by hand. The system is unbreakable, as long as both layers don't fall in the wrong hands. When one of both layers is intercepted it's impossible to retrieve the encrypted informa on.

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B.RASPBERRY PI INTRODUCTION The Raspberry Pi is a low cost, credit-card sized computer that plugs into a computer monitor or TV, and uses a standard keyboard and mouse. It is a capable li le device that enables people of all ages to explore compu ng, and to learn how to program in languages like Scratch and Python. It’s capable of doing everything you’d expect a desktop computer to do, from browsing the internet and playing high-defini on video, to making spreadsheets, wordprocessing, and playing games.

HISTORY It was developed in England,United Kingdom by the Rasperry Fi founda on with the intent to promote the teaching of basic computer science in schools and developing countries.The original Raspberry Pi and Raspberry Pi 2 are manufactured in several board configura ons through licensed manufacturing agreements with Newark element14 (Premier Farnell), RS Components and Egoman.The hardware is the same across all manufacturers.

So ware Opera ng system: The Raspberry Pi primarily uses Linux kernell based opera ng systems. The ARM11 chip at the heart of the Pi (first genera on models) is based on version 6 of the ARM. The current release of Ubuntu supports the Raspberry Pi 2. while Ubuntu, and several popular versions of Linux, do not support the older Raspberry Pi 1 that runs on the ARM11. Raspberry Pi 2 can also run the Windows 10 IoT core opera ng system,while no version of the Pi can run tradi onal Windows. The Raspberry Pi 2 currently also supports Raspbian, OpenELEC and RISC OS

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C.EYE TRIBE Eye tracking has been ac vely discussed by technology enthusiasts throughout these years, but it’s really challenging to implement. But Eye Tribe actually did this. They successfully created the technology to allow you to control your tablet, play flight simulator, and even slice fruits in Fruit Ninja only with your eye movements. (Image Source: Eye Tribe) It’s basically taking the common eye-tracking technology and combining it with a front-facing camera plus some serious computer-vision algorithm, and voila, fruit slicing done with the eyes! A live demo was done in LeWeb this year and we may actually be able to see it in in ac on in mobile devices in 2013. Currently the company is s ll seeking partnership to bring this sci-fi tech into the consumer market but you and I know that this product is simply too awesome to fail.

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D.STUDENTS VULNERABLE TO CYBER CRIME Researching for school and project work, socialnetworking, downloading music and movies rank highest in the list of online ac vi es of children.NEW DELHI: About one-third of school going children surveyed in some states of India have experience cybercrime including cyberstalking, defama on, hacking and cyberbullying, as per a study by telecom operator Uninor.

"A survey done by Uninor in schools across seven states in India indicates that 30% of Indian children accessing internet have experienced some kind of cyberharm. This includes cyberbullying, cyberstalking, hacking and defama on," the Uninor report said.

Earlier in 2013, A Telenor Group-Boston Consul ng Group study had said that 134 million Indian children would be ac ve on the internet by 2017, up from 39.5 million in 2012.This study was done in 12 countries and had showed that Indian children face the worst risk combina on of high access and low resilience.

"The survey is an eye opener on the vulnerability of our children while they are using the internet. One learning is to avoid discouraging the child from using phone but to monitor their ac vity and have rules that keep their use in limits and create awarness on principles of online ac vity like safe passwords or not to provide personal informa on to anyone," Uninor corporate responsibility head Pooja Thakran said.

Uninor has set target to train 35,000 children under its 'WebWise' programme to build resilience among children against internet-related risks."WebWise is an ini a ve with an objec ve to equip children with knowledge and tools to protect themselves online.Since March, 15000 children have been covered under this programme. The company has plans to extend it further and cover addi onal 20,000 children by January next year.

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E.BIG DATA Big Data History and Current Considera onsWhile the term “big data” is rela vely new, the act of gathering and storing large amounts of informa on for eventual analysis is ages old.

The concept gained momentum in the early 2000s when industry analyst Doug Laney ar culated the now-mainstream defini on of big data as the threeVs:Volume.Organiza ons collect data from a variety of sources, including business transac ons, social media and informa on from sensor or machine-to-machine data.

In the past, storing it would’ve been a problem – but new technologies (such as Hadoop) have eased the burden.Velocity.Data streams in at an unprecedented speed and must be dealt with in a mely manner. RFID tags, sensors and smart metering are driving the need to deal wit h torrents of data in near-real me.Variety.Data comes in all types of formats – from structured, numeric data in tradi onal databases tounstructured text documents, email, video, audio, stock cker data and financial transac ons.

At SAS, we consider two addi onal dimensions when it comes to big data:Variability.In addi on to the increasing veloci es and varie es of data, data flows can be highly inconsistent with periodic peaks. Is something trending in social media? Daily, seasonal and event -triggered peak data loads can be challengingto manage. Even more so with unstructured data.Complexity.

Today's data comes from mul ple sources, which makes it difficult to link, match, cleanse and transform data across systems. However, it’s necessary to con nect and correlate rela onships, hierarchies and mul ple data linkages or your data can quickly spiral out of control.

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F.TURING TEST IN ARTIFICAL INTELLIGENCE TURING: In Ar ficial intelligence,the turing test is a method for determining whether or not a computer is capable of thinking like a human.The test is named a er Alan Turing,an english mathema cian who pioneered ar ficilal intelligence during the 1940's and 1950's.

TURING TEST: In basic turing test,there are three terminals.Two are operated by humans and third terminal is by computer.Each terminal is physically separated from the other two terminals.one human is designated as the ques oner.The other human a nd the computer are designated as the respondents.There are extreme difficul es in devising any objec ve criterion for dis nguishing “original”.Turing suggested the “imita on game,” now known as the Turing test: a remote human interrogator, within a fi xed me frame, must dis nguish between a computer and a human subject based on their replies to various ques ons posed by the interrogator. By means of a series of such tests, a computer’s success at “thinking” can be measured by its probability of being misiden fied as the human subject.

During the compe on, each of four judges will type a conversa on with one of us for five minutes, then the other, and then will have 10 minutes to reflect and decide which one is the human. Judges will also rank all the contestants—this is used in part as a ebreaking measure.

The computer program receiving the most votes and highest ranking from the judges (regardless of whether it passes the Turing Test by fooling 30 percent of them) is awarded the tle of the Most Human Computer. It is this tle that the research teams are all gunning for, the one with the cash prize (usually $3,000), the one with which most everyone involved in the contest is principally concerned. But there is also, intriguingly, another t le, one given to the confederate who is most convincing: the Most Human Human award.

One of the first winners, in 1994, was the journalist and science-fic on writer Charles Pla .

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G.THE LATEST IN DIGITAL PUBLISHING: NEW APPS TO LOOK FOR With Neuland 2.0, a "Startup Village for Digital Na ves" returning to the Leipzig Book Fair in Germany later this year (March 23-26, 2017), we take a look at some of the most promising digital apps and programs in the publishing industry.

These apps have all been selected by a jury to exhibit at the Leipzig Book Fair. Here's what sets them apart, and why you might be hearing more about them in the coming year.

Isle Audio: Adding sound to electronic literature Isle Audio has created "abook", an immersive sound experience for digital publishing, crea ng "a new way of reading ebooks." Reading becomes a mul -sensory experience, as the reader is immersed in an accompanying soundscape as they read a text on the app.

Ulysses: A new wri ng app for mobile devices Ulysses is the latest in wri ng applica ons. While the market is already tough, with the likes of Scrivener and Evernote domina ng digital landscape, Ulysses has already amassed a loyal fan base, praised for its simplicity, as well as its ability to sync with mul ple devices and handle mul ple output types.

Wavefront: Enhanced pronuncia on guide

Wavefont by Silicon Surfer aims to unite speech and text by using dierent -shaped fonts to visually explain pronuncia on. This has huge poten al in language learning, as well as reading for the hearing impaired.

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H.OCULUS RIFT The Oculus Ri is a virtual reality headset developed and manufactured by Oculus VR, a division of Facebook Inc., released on March 28, 2016. It was developed by a team of industry veterans passionate about changing the way people experience video games forever.The ul mate aim of the team was to provide “Step inside your favorite game”.The team had different types of games and the Ri was designed for gamers, by gamers.Oculus Ri is designed specifically for video games that will change the way you think about gaming forever.With an incredibly wide field of view, high resolu on display, and ultra-low latency head tracking, the Ri provides a truly immersive experience that allows you to step inside your favorite game and explore new worlds like never before.

The Ri takes 3D gaming to the next level. There are a number of VR headsets out there, but none that deliver a truly immersive gaming experience. Most products either lack the technical features required for believable immersion or sit at a very high price-point ($20,000+) reserved for the military or scien fic community.The team set out to change all that with the Ri , which is designed to maximize immersion, comfort, and pure, uninhibited fun, at a price everyone can afford.

The Oculus Ri headset uses an OLED panel for each eye, each having a resolu on of 1080×1200. These panels have a refresh rate of 90 Hz and globally refresh, rather than scanning out in lines. They also use low persistence, meaning that they only display an image for 2 milliseconds of each frame. This combina on of the high refresh rate, global refresh and low persistence means that the user experiences none of the mo on blurring or judder that is experienced on a regular monitor. It uses lenses that allow for a wide field of view. The separa on of the lenses is adjustable by a dial on the bo om of the device, in order to accommodate a wide range of interpupillary distances. The same pair of lenses are used for all users, however there are mul ple facial interfaces so that the user's eyes can be posi oned at a different distance.

Headphones are integrated, which provide real me 3D audio effects. The Ri has full 6 degree of freedom rota onal and posi onal tracking. This tracking is performed by Oculus's Constella on tracking system, and is precise, low-latency, and sub-millimeter accurate.

When the user puts on the Ri and no other content is being output to the headset, they are presented with Oculus Home. This is the default environment of the Ri , allowing the user to launch VR applica ons they own, see if their friends are using the Ri , and purchase virtual reality content on the Oculus Home store from the headset.Oculus Home's store is curated to only allow applica ons that run smoothly on the recommended hardware, and experiences are given ra ngs for their comfort. Oculus Home is en rely op onal.

The main applica ons of Ri are Gaming ac vites and Non-Gaming ac vites such as Media,Social,Industrial,Professional,Television and Sports.

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I.HOW ON EARTH DOES GEOTAGGING WORK? In an increasingly digital world, we don't always consider where on earth the informa on we find online comes from.

Now, compu ng science researchers at the University of Alberta are using automated geotagging models to put a place to online data and documents.

"With the prolifera on of online content and the need for sharing it across the globe, it is important to correctly match names to the places they refer to," says Davood Rafiei, professor in the Department of Compu ng Sciences and expert in big data and informa on management.

"The poten al applica ons are huge. Perhaps you want to find out about people, organiza ons, or events in a certain loca on. Or maybe you want to understand where your data sources are located. There are even applica ons for determining if two named en es are in fact referring to the same thing."

Using a two-part model, Rafiei and former master of science student Jiangwei Yu have developed a technique to automate geotagging for news ar cles and other online documents and data. The model integrates two compe ng hypotheses: inheritance and near -loca on.

According to the inheritance hypothesis, named en es are given the same geographical loca on as the document in which they are men oned. "For example, every name men oned in a Wall Street Journal ar cle will inherit the geocentre of the ar cle, which in this case will be New York City, New York, USA," explains Rafiei.

The near-loca on hypothesis links the named en es to geographical loca ons men oned in nearby text—such as a person's name men oned next to the phrase "Edmonton, Alberta" in an ar cle.

"What happens in the real world though appears to be a mixture of the two forces," explains Rafiei. "Our data shows that the inheritance hypothesis holds in 72 percent of the cases, the near-loca on hypothesis holds in 67 percent of the cases, and at least one holds in close to 99 percent of the cases."

In addi on to being highly accurate, the model is automated, cu ng the cost of geotagging significantly.

"The power of geotagging is being be er able to understand people, places, and things referenced in online documents," says Rafiei.

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