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About the Department
The Computer Science and Engineering department is one of the most exciting and dynamic areas of study in modern academia. This department is home to faculty members who are leaders in their field, all of whom bring a wealth of experience and expertise to their teaching and research. They have expertise in various areas like Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science, Cyber Security, and many more. Faculty members are committed to sharing their knowledge and expertise with students by guiding them on their projects, helping them to develop their ideas, refine their methodologies, and achieve their goals.
In addition to its excellent faculty members, the Computer Science and Engineering department also boasts excellent labs which are equipped with latest computers and internet facilities. These state-of-the-art facilities provide students with hands-on experience in a variety of areas in the computational domain. Whether working on individual projects or collaborating with their peers, students in this department have access to the latest tools and resources they need to pursue their passions and make meaningful contributions to the field.
The computer science and engineering department is not just focused on academic excellence, but also encourages students to engage in various co-curricular and extracurricular activities. Students are also encouraged to participate in various national and international technical competitions. These events provide a platform for students to showcase their skills, gain exposure to cutting-edge research, and network with peers and professionals from academia and industry.
Overall, the Computer Science and Engineering department is an exceptional place to learn and grow. With access to excellent faculty members and cutting-edge labs, students in this department are well-equipped to become the next generation of innovators in the field of computer science and engineering.
Greetings to all,
It is an honour to extend a warm welcome to our Computer Science Department. I am proud to lead a team of highly skilled and committed faculty members who strive to provide exceptional education and advanced research opportunities in this field.
Our department offers an array of undergraduate courses that cater to the diverse needs and aspirations of our students. Proficient in their respective areas, the faculty members strive to deliver a comprehensive education that blends theoretical knowledge with practical skills. We encourage and support students to be industry ready and strive for higher education by making them to participate or organize in various activities ranging from coding competitions, hackathons, industry collaborations, internships, projects etc. and make them readily employable.
We are also dedicated on cutting-edge areas of computer science namely artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, cybersecurity, and computer networks. The faculty is actively engaged in research and innovations. Students are motivated for the same and necessary guidance and resources are provided to conduct independent research.
Our department promotes diversity, equity, and inclusion and we strive to build a socially adaptable and ethically oriented workforce.
Please feel free to contact us in case you have any queries or feedback.
Best Regards
Dr. Seema Verma
Ph.D. , BTech (CSE)
Computer Science Department
Candidate can fill in the online application form for admission to Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University from the university website.
The website for filling the forms is https://ipu.ac.in
ELIGIBILITY FOR ACADEMIC
Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 pattern of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics provided the candidate has passed in each subject separately. Candidate must additionally have passed English as a subject of study (core/ elective/ functional) in the qualifying examination.
All applicants are required to appear in Joint Entrance Exam (JEE) Main Paper 1 Conducted by National Testing Agency (NTA). The GGS IP University shall not conduct its own CET for admissions but shall be utilizing the merit of JEE Main Paper 1 for its admissions. The admissions would be based on merit/rank in the JEE.
Eligibility Criteria: Pass in 12th Class of 10+2 pattern of CBSE or equivalent with a minimum aggregate of 55% marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics provided the candidate has passed in each subject separately. Candidate must additionally have passed English.
Admissions Criteria: All applicants are required to appear in Joint Entrance Exam (JEE).
IPU REGISTRATION IS MANDATORY. JEE PAPER 1 APPEARANCE MANDATORY
Vision of Department
To be a premier department in producing efficient technocrats possessing leadership quality, research ability, and a sense of social and ethical responsibility.
Mission of Department
DM1: To provide a conducive environment for better academics and research.
DM2: To impart leadership quality in students and the ability to work effectively in a team as per industry requirements.
DM3: To facilitate well-established laboratories for learning essential programming and communication skills.
DM4: To promote the outreach programme for producing socially responsible citizens for holistic development.
1.1 A. Appropriateness/Relevance of the Statements
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Computer Science engineering graduates will
- PEO1:Excel in the field of Computer Science and Engineering by leveraging cutting-edge tools and techniques to produce innovative solutions for complex problems.
- PEO2:Apply mathematical, scientific, and engineering principles to create software projects that meet the business objectives of customers, while adhering to professional standards of quality and reliability.
- PEO3:Demonstrate effective communication skills to convey technical information to diverse audiences, collaborate with peers, and become successful leaders.
- PEO4:Analyze real-world problems in society and give ingenious ideas which has a positive impact on the world.
Programme Outcomes (POs)
Computer Science Engineering graduates will be able to:
- Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
- Problem analysis: Identity, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using the first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
- Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, and cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
- Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
- Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
- The engineer and society: Apply reason informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice.
- Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions 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 responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice.
- Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
- Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
- Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
- Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
Computer Science engineering graduates will
- PSO1:(Computational Domain): Apply basic programming techniques using hardware-software integration, web development, and networking to provide solutions for problems in the computational domain.
- PSO2:(Emerging Technologies): Exhibit the attitude to work with emerging technologies and open-source platforms that can solve the contemporary issues of industries and society.
Innovations by the Faculty in Teaching and Learning
The conventional tutoring approach is rounded by cutting-edge, ultramodern ways for the benefit of the scholars. Several exercises ameliorate learning while making it easier for learners with different literacy preferences to understand. This conditioning includes the creative operation of slice-edge technology, personalized assignment plans and educational strategies, online and offline assessment and evaluation, and inclusive literacy surroundings that ameliorate the overall efficacy of lesson delivery.
S.No | Name of the Faculty | Name of the Course | Name of the innovative approach | Description | Impact | Proof |
1 | Dr. Seema Verma
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Compiler Design | Think, Pair and Share approach | Think-pair-share is a fantastic method for leading conversations. This strategy is simple and quick to use. Faculty pose a question or challenge; students think about it discreetly before joining together to discuss it. | Allow each student to draw their own conclusions and ask one student to clarify a topic while the other student evaluates what they have learned. | Download |
2 | Dr Yashu shanker | Microprocessor and Microcontroller | Blend of presentation and video animation | The professor uses the idea of a mixture of presentation and video animation to help students organize, understand and visualize things better. | This strategy increases learning outcomes, satisfaction and student engagement. | Download |
3 | Dr. Neha Jain
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Artificial Intelligence | Case study approach | With this method, students examine several models from the real world. | Each student gain factual, contextual, in-depth knowledge about an actual world model | Download |
4 | Dr. Meghna | Human Values | Debate approach | Students talk in pairs while defending the other side of their position. One position is taken by half the class, and The other half takes the other seat. Each student speaks only once. | Improves the student’s ability to discuss a topic by listening to others’ points of view and speaking calmly after thorough understanding. | Download |
5 | Ms. Ayasha Malik | Computer Networks | Peer learning | In this method, students teach each other in a supervised environment to allow quick control. | Students communicate with one another, which aids in their motivation to learn. Students gain a deeper understanding of a subject through the practice. | Download |
6 | Ms. Umnah | Web Engineering | Activity based learning | In this method, a student is given a task by the professor. Each student must complete the task within the given time frame. | Project-based techniques help students acquire information and skills that help them overcome difficulties and problems in the real world. | Download |
7 | Ms. Chaitali Bhowmik | Theory of Computation | Flipped classroom | In this method, the professor provides presentations or videos to illustrate a concept to the students. Students can view the material before class to prepare for the challenge in the classroom. | This method creates time to encourage student engagement and interaction. Students become more focused and responsible. | Download |
8 | Ms. Preeti Pandey | Programming in Java | Coding contest | The faculty provides the students with sets of coding questions. This must be finished by the students within the allotted time.
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This strategy improves programming skills, encourages cleaner and better writing of code, and strengthens problem-solving skills. | Download |
9 | Ms. Nidhi Sharma | Database Management Systems | Enact based learning | Students are assigned different roles by the teacher. The students have to behave appropriately. | This method encourages students’ critical thinking and engagement during lectures and helps them to better remember the most important material. | Download |
1. Operating System Laboratory
Faculty In-charge: Ms. Karishma Arora
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Omendra Nagar
The Operating System Laboratory contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of the Operating System Laboratory System is Intel core i5. The Systems have 8 GB of RAM & 256 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e., 1 student per desktop. The utilization of this laboratory is 50% per week. In this laboratory, students perform practical work on their curriculum subjects: Operating System (Linux Programming and Administration) Lab, Computational Methods Lab, and Principles of Programming Languages Lab.
Software: Linux (Ubuntu), Code Block
2. Computation and Networks Laboratory
Laboratory In-charge: Dr. Priyanka Dadhich
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Anil Kumar
The Computation and Networks Laboratory contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of Computation and Networks Laboratory Systems is Intel core i5. The Systems have 8 GB of RAM & 256 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e. 1 student per system. The utilization of this laboratory is 60% per week. In this laboratory students perform practical work on their curriculum subjects: Computer Networks Lab, Database Management System Lab, Algorithms Analysis and Design Lab, and Software Testing and Quality Assurance Lab.
Software: Windows 10, Postgre SQL, NS3, VS Code, Smartbear QA Complete
3. Programming Laboratory 1
Laboratory In-charge: Mr. Nadeem Anwar Malik
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Amit Kumar (System Administrator)
Programming Laboratory 1 contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of Programming Laboratory 1 Systems is intel core i5. The Systems have 8 GB of RAM & 256 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e. 1 student per system. The utilization of this laboratory is 60% per week. In this laboratory students perform practical work on their curriculum subjects: Data Structures Lab, Programming in Java Lab, and Software Project Management Lab.
Software: Windows 10, VS Code, JDK, MS Project
4. Software Engineering Laboratory
Laboratory In-charge: Mr. YashuShanker
Laboratory Technician: Mr. VishnuShanker Gupta
The Software Engineering Laboratory contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of Software Engineering Laboratory Systems is intel core i5. The Systems have 4 GB of RAM & 128 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e. 1 student per system. The utilization of this laboratory is 60% per week. In this laboratory students perform practical work of their curriculum subjects: Software Engineering Lab, Information Security Lab, Mobile Computing Lab, and Probability, Statistics, and Linear Programming Lab
Software: Windows 10, VS Code, Rational Rose Enterprise Edition, NS3, Python (Spyder)
5. Programming Laboratory 2
Laboratory In-charge: Ms. Umnah
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Abhishek Yadav
Programming Laboratory 2 contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of Programming Laboratory 2 Systems is intel core i5. The Systems have 4 GB of RAM & 128 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e. 1 student per system. The utilization of this laboratory is 60% per week. In this laboratory students perform practical work on their curriculum subjects: Object-Oriented Programming Using C++ Lab, Web Technology Lab, Data Mining and Business Intelligence Lab, and Machine Learning Lab
Software: Windows 10, WEKA, VS Code
6. Electronics and Communication Laboratory
Faculty In-charge: Dr. Kumar Shubham
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Mukesh Bharti
The Electronics and Communication Laboratory contains 8085 Microprocessor Trainer kit, 8086 Microprocessor Trainer kit, Traffic light controller interfacing, 8051 microcontroller kit
Advanced communication digital Trainer kit, Analog CRO, CDMA-GSM Kit, Wi-Fi Technology Kit, Function Generator, DC regulated Power supply, IC tester kit, Arithmetic Logic Trainer kit, Half Adder Full Adder kit, J k flip-flop Trainer kit, Modulo N Counter, Multiplexer and Demultiplexer Trainer kit.
The utilization of this laboratory is 80% per week. In this laboratory, students perform practical work on their curriculum subjects: Digital Logic and Computer Design Lab, Circuit and Systems Lab, Digital Communication Lab, Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Lab, and Wireless Communication Lab
7. Basic Programming Laboratory
Laboratory In charge:
Laboratory Technician: Mr. Pravesh Kumar Gupta
The Basic Programming Laboratory contains 30 Computer Systems. The configuration of Basic Programming Laboratory Systems is Intel Core i5. The Systems have 4 GB of RAM & 128 GB of SSD. The batch size of the laboratory is 30 i.e. 1 student per system. The utilization of this laboratory is 20% per week. In this laboratory, students perform practical work of their curriculum subjects: Programming in ‘C’ Lab
Software: Windows 10, VS Code
8. Project and Research Laboratory
In addition to the computer laboratories, the institute has a project and research lab which is used by the students for their project & research work. The project lab has 30 computer systems that are equipped with advanced software and technology and high-speed internet connectivity. A Lab in-charge (Ms. Aysha Malik) and A technical staff (Mr. Kapil Kumar Sharma) are assigned to the project laboratory to guide the students.
Utilizing the various software available in the laboratory, the students work on several projects and technology platforms as per their research interests.
The facilities of this laboratory are listed below:
S.No. | Name of the Facilities | Utilization |
Desktop Computers
Hardware: Intel Core i7, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, MONITOR, KBD, MOUSE |
Project and Research work | |
1 | V S Code | Source code editor used for different languages |
2 | Code Block | Cross Platform C++ IDE used for coding |
3 | JAVA SE development kit | Used for Building applications, applets, and components |
4 | Postgre SQL | Used as the primary data store or data warehouse for many web, mobile, geospatial, and analytics applications. |
5 | Rational Rose Enterprise Edition | Using the development models, allows programmers to develop additional project documentation. |
6 | Python (spyder) | Allows the user to create a project which contains various subfolders or Python scripts |
7 | Weka | A collection of machine learning algorithms for data mining tasks. It contains tools for data preparation, classification, regression, clustering, association rules mining, and visualization. |
8 | M S Project | Used to create schedules, and project plans, manage resources, and keep track of time |
9 | Network Simulator 3 | Predicts the performance of a computer network or a wireless communication network |
10 | Smartbear QA Complete | A comprehensive software test management tool, which provides you with the ability to plan and organize all test cases, requirements, and defects associated with the release or user stories in a single place |
11 | Turnitin | Provide reports which help identify occurrences of plagiarism |
12 | APACHE TOMCAT | Build and maintain dynamic websites and applications based on the Java software platform |
13 | C++ Builder | Cross-platform applications, students develop both Windows and mobile applications. |
14 | Scilab | Used for Signal Processing, Statistical Analysis, Image enhancement, Numerical Optimization |
15 | Cisco Packet Tracer | Creates complicated Network Topologies, and test and simulate abstract networking concepts. |
16 | StarUML | Used for System Modeling using a unified modeling language |
17 | Visual Studio (Community) | Used for Windows Based Applications for the students to complete the development cycle in one place |
18 | Grammarly | Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes,
Plagiarism Checker: Check work for plagiarism |
19 | TensorFlow | Used for Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Image Recognition, Voice Search |
20 | LaTex | Used for document and report preparation |
9. Maintenance
- Allthe workstations and related hardware are maintained in very good working
- All the essential software used in computer laboratories is installed and maintained by the maintenance committee at the central level on regular basis.
- Well-qualified technicians are available for maintenance of the equipment and software in the laboratories.
- All the equipment available in the laboratories is serviced as per requirements and specification
- Minor hardware issues are resolved in-house.
- Major hardware issues are resolved by third-party vendors.
- The technician maintains a Maintenance register at the respective laboratories.
- A Stock Register is maintained in each laboratory and verified by the faculty in charge & HOD on a regular basis.
10. Ambiance
- Laboratories have proper ventilation and good lighting.
- All the computer laboratories are fully air-conditioned.
- Fast internet facility of up to 500 Mbps is provided in all the computer laboratories for the students and faculty over Wi-fi & LAN.
- Department has a 24*7 power supply with a 250KVA generator and additional 10 KVA UPS in all the Computer laboratories for backup.
- All laboratories used for teaching and research are well maintained with an adequate number of desktops/equipment for the students.
- First aid boxes are provided to all the laboratories.
- Whiteboards are provided for discussion in the practical classes.
- Projectors are available at all laboratories for ICT-based discussion.
- Sufficient space is available to accommodate a specified number/batch of students with sufficient numbers of PCs/workstations/hardware.
- Each student is allotted an individual PC/workstation in all the computer laboratories to do the assigned work.
- The PCs/workstations/hardware are arranged in a manner to make the students feel comfortable while working.
11. Safety measures
Sr. No. | Name of the Laboratory | Safety measures |
1. | Operating System Laboratory (B 21) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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2. | Computation and Network Laboratory (B 22) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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3. | Programming Laboratory 1 (B 23) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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4. | Software Engineering Laboratory (B 24) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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5. | Programming Laboratory 2 (B 32) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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76. | Electronics & Communication Laboratory (B 35) |
1. Students must wear proper shoes inside the laboratory.
2. Never work on a circuit while power is applied. 3. Do not connect power to a circuit until the circuit is finished and you have carefully checked your work. 4. If you smell anything burning, immediately disconnect the power and examine your circuit to find out what went wrong. 5. Keep your work area dry. 6. Be careful around large capacitors; they can continue to hold voltage long after they are disconnected from power. 7. Be especially careful when you solder because a hot soldering iron can easily burn you. 8. Always work in a well-ventilated space. 9. Have safety equipment |
7. | Project and Research Laboratory (B 45) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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8. | Basic Programming Laboratory (First Year) (A 42) |
1. Care is taken in the laboratory to handle the computers and other equipment safely
2. Do’s & Don’ts are displayed in the laboratories for the students. 3. First aid box is available in the laboratory. 4. MCBs are provided to prevent electrical mishaps. 5. UPS is used to protect critical loads from main supply problems. 6. All laboratories are under CCTV Surveillance. 7. Fire extinguishers are available in all laboratories. 8. Antivirus is available on the desktops at the laboratories. 9. Firewall is installed in the centralized server
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Research laboratory
In addition to the computer laboratories, the institute has a project and research lab used by the students for their project & research work. The project lab has 30 computer systems with advanced software, technology, and high-speed internet connectivity. A technical staff (Mr. Kapil Kumar Sharma) is assigned to the project laboratory to guide the students. Utilizing the various software available in the laboratory, the students work on several projects and technology platforms as per their research interests. The facilities of this laboratory are listed below:
S.No. | Name of the Facilities | Utilization |
1 | Desktop Computers
Hardware: Intel Core i7, 8 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD, MONITOR, KBD, MOUSE |
Project and Research work |
2 | V S Code | Source code editor used for different languages |
3 | Code Block | Cross Platform C++ IDE used for coding |
4 | JAVA SE development kit | Used for Building applications, applets and components |
5 | Postgre SQL | Used as the primary data store or warehouse for many web, mobile, geospatial, and analytics applications. |
6 | Rational Rose Enterprise Edition | Using the development models, it allows programmers to develop additional project documentation. |
7 | Python (Spyder) | Allows the user to create a project which contains various subfolders or Python scripts |
8 | Weka | A collection of machine learning algorithms for data mining tasks. It contains tools for data preparation, classification, regression, clustering, association rules mining, and visualization. |
9 | M S Project | Used to create schedules, and project plans, manage resources and keep track of time |
10 | Network Simulator 3 | Predicts the performance of a computer network or a wireless communication network |
11 | Smartbear QA Complete | A comprehensive software test management tool which provides you with the ability to plan and organize all test cases, requirements, and defects associated with the release or user stories in a single place |
12 | Turnitin | Provide reports which help identify occurrences of plagiarism |
13 | APACHE TOMCAT | Build and maintain dynamic websites and applications based on the Java software platform |
14 | C++ Builder | Cross-platform applications, students develop both Windows and mobile applications. |
15 | Scilab | Used for Signal Processing, Statistical Analysis, Image enhancement, Numerical Optimization |
16 | Cisco Packet Tracer | Creates complicated Network Topologies and test and simulate abstract networking concepts. |
17 | StarUML | Used for System Modeling using the unified modeling language |
18 | Visual Studio (Community) | Used for Windows Based Applications for the students to complete the development cycle at one place |
19 | Grammarly | Check for grammar, spelling, and punctuation mistakes,
Plagiarism Checker: Check work for plagiarism |
20 | TensorFlow | Used for Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Image Recognition, Voice Search |
21 | LaTex | Used for document and report preparation |
Research Publication
List of Publications in Journals
2022-23 | |||||||
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Title of the Paper | Name of the Journal | Volume (Issue),
Page No |
DOI/URL/Link to the published paper | |
1 | 2023 | Gaurav Chadha , Gursha Gosal , Priya Jha , Rudransh Singh Mahra ,Megha Kumar | Image Caption Generator (With real-time captions on images) | InternationalJournal of Novel Research and Development | 8(1),50-54 | https://ijnrd.org/papers/IJNRD2301107.pdf | |
2 | 2023 | Megha Kumar, Paramnoor Dhiman , Mayank Singh , Mayank Pant , Pratham Aggarwal | Brain Tumor Detection using CNN | InternationalJournal of Novel Research and Development | 8(1),563-567 | https://www.ijnrd.org/papers/IJNRD2301276.pdf | |
3 | 2023 | Karishma Arora,Rachana Sharma | A Review on Green Cloud Computing as a Step towards Promoting Sustainable and Eco-Friendly Computational Approach | International Journal of Scientific Research in Computer Science, Engineering and Information Technology (IJSRCSEIT) | 9 (2), 608-612 | 10.32628/CSEIT2390288 | |
4 | 2023 | Yuvraj Kansal, Abhishek Kumar Singh, Deepak Saini, Seema Verma | Analysis and Design of Online Video Conferencing Platforms | TIJER- International Research Journal | 10(4),12-19 | https://www.tijer.org/papers/TIJER2304003.pdf | |
5 | 2023 | Seema Verma, Harsh Pandey, Ashish Kumar | Pathfinding Visualizer using Multiple Graph Algorithms | International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews | 10(1),747-752 | https://ijrar.org/viewfull.php?&p_id=IJRAR23A3055 | |
6 | 2023 | Archit Sarna, Devyani Sokhal, Manan Taneja, Yashi Rai,
Nidhi Sharma |
Helmet Detection using Machine Learning | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 10(1),453-457 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V10/i1/IRJET-V10I179.pdf | |
7 | 2023 | Gunjan Ahuja, Muskan Aggarwal, Jashn Tyagi,
Onkar Mehra, Nidhi Sharma |
Identification of Different Species of Iris Flower using Machine Learning Algorithm | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 10(1),434-438 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V10/i1/IRJET-V10I175.pdf | |
8 | 2022 | Garvit Chugh, Nitesh Singh Bhati, Punit Kumar,
Vishal Bharti |
A Study on Parallel Clustering Algorithms based on MapReduce | IEIE Transactions on Smart Processing and Computing | 11(4),276-283 | 10.5573/IEIESPC.2022.11.4.276 | |
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9 | 2022 | Lakshya Kohli, Aman Ahmed, Bhavya Ratra, Shalaka Tyagi | Authentication Services | IJSREM | 6(6),1-8 | https://ijsrem.com/download/authentication-services/ | |
10 | 2022 | Pushpa Singh,Rajeev Agarwal | Modelling and prediction of COVID-19 to measure the impact of lockdown on organisation in India | International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management | 26(2),259-275 | 10.1504/IJICBM.2021.10040358 | |
11 | 2022 | Vivek Misra, Arjit Bhandari, Gajendra Farswan, Harshit Srivastava, Himani Prajapati | Detection and Classification of ECG Arrhythmia using LSTM Autoencoder | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET) | 9(5),1260-1265 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V9/i5/IRJET-V9I5300.pdf | |
12 | 2022 | Gaurav Kushwaha, Dilip Singh, Himanshi Singh,Nidhi Sharma | A SMART EYE SCROLLER – “Give your weary fingers a rest and let your eyes do all the work | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 7(12),390-392 | – | |
13 | 2021 | Bhavishya Kumar,Nidhi Sharma | Game development with Unity Engine and Google Firebase | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 8(7),1868-1874 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V8/i7/IRJET-V8I7325.pdf | |
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14 | 2021 | N Singh, Pushpa Singh, M Gupta | An inclusive survey on machine learning for CRM: a paradigm shift. | Decision | 47, 447–457 | https://doi.org/10.1007/s40622-020-00261-7 | |
15 | 2021 | K Singh, G Arora, Pushpa Singh | IoT-based collection vendor machine (CVM) for E-waste management | Journal of Reliable Intelligent Environments | 7, 35–47 | https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s40860-020-00124-z | |
16 | 2021 | Smit Kumar Mishra,Ankit Kumar, Ankush Kaundal, Upasna Joshi | Management Information System. | IJRESM | 4(5),144–146 | https://journals.resaim.com/ijresm/article/view/756/727 | |
17 | 2021 | Radhika Kumari,Upasna Joshi | Deep Learning and Computer Vision-based Social Distancing Detection System. | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 8(1),1744-1750 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V8/i1/IRJET-V8I1291.pdf | |
18 | 2021 | Saiyam Jain, Mayank Goyal, Deepak Singh, Abhishek Aswal, Upasna Joshi | Face Mask Detection using Machine Learning and Deep Learning | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 8(1),433-437 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V8/i1/IRJET-V8I181.pdf | |
19 | 2021 | Nidhi Sharma, Gayatri | College Enquiry Chatbot | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 8(7),1338-1342 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V8/i7/IRJET-V8I7226.pdf | |
20 | 2021 | Megha J Panicker, Vikas Upadhayay, Gunjan Sethi, Vrinda Mathur | Image Caption Generator | International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering | 10(3),87-92 | 10.35940/ijitee.C8383.0110321 | |
21 | 2020 | Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari,Vivente Garcia-Diaz,
Elena Verdu |
A Review on Intrusion Detection Systems and Techniques | International Journal of Uncertainty, Fuzziness and Knowledge-Based Systems | 28(2),65-91 | https://doi.org/10.1142/S0218488520400140 | |
22 | 2020 | Bhoopesh Singh,Garvit Chugh,
Fadi Al-Turjman, Nitesh Singh Bhati |
An Improved Ensemble based Intrusion Detection Technique using XGBoost | Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies | 32(6) | https://doi.org/10.1002/ett.4076 | |
23 | 2020 | Parkhi Bhardwaj, Gunjan Sethi | Voice Based E-mail System for Visually Impaired: A Review | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 7(12),2355-2357 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V7/i12/IRJET-V7I12430.pdf | |
24 | 2020 | N Singh,
Pushpa Singh, K. K.Singh, A Singh |
Machine learning based classification and segmentation techniques for CRM: a customer analytics | International Journal of Business Forecasting and Marketing Intelligence | 6(2),99-117 | 10.1504/IJBFMI.2020.10031824 | |
25 | 2020 | Ayushi Jain,
Ankit Kapoor, Medhavi Pandey |
Sentiment Analysis of Movie Reviews Using Different Algorithm | International Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology & Science | 2(12),900-909 | https://www.irjmets.com/uploadedfiles/paper/volume2/issue_12._december_2020/5425/1628083217.pdf | |
26 | 2020 | Tarun Pratap,
Ravi Ranjan Singh, Himanshu, Arpit Mishra, Nidhi Sharma |
Semantic Segmentation of Satellite images: A Survey | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 7(12),390-393 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V7/i12/IRJET-V7I1267.pdf | |
27 | 2020 | Nidhi Sharma, Gayatri | Review on Chatbot | International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology | 7(12),1442-1447 | https://www.irjet.net/archives/V7/i12/IRJET-V7I12256.pdf | |
2019-20 | |||||||
28 | 2020 | Divya Upadhyay, A. K. Dubey | Maximum Probable Clock Offset Estimation (MPCOE) to Reduce Time Synchronization Problems in Wireless Sensor Networks | Wireless Personal Communication, Springer | 114,1177–1190 | https://www.springerprofessional.de/en/maximum-probable-clock-offset-estimation-mpcoe-to-reduce-time-sy/17949970 | |
29 | 2019 | Aatif Jamshed, Vivek Krishna Misra,
Gaurav Sharma,Nitesh Singh Bhati |
A Survey on Algorithms to improve the grading of Hypertext web pages | International Journal of Engineering and Techniques | 5(3),6-10 | http://www.ijetjournal.org/volume5/issue3/IJET-V5I3P2.pdf | |
30 | 2019 | Atif Jamshed, Megha Bhardwaj,Medhavi Pandey, KK Agarwal | Securing through Pseudorandom Number Generator and Hashing in Cryptography | Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research | 6(4),203-206 | https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3395682 |
List of Publications in Conferences
2022-23 | |||||||
S No | Year of Publication | Author(s) Name | Title of Paper | Title of Conference (Place) | Volume (Issue),Page No | DOI/URL/Link to the published paper | |
1 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar,
Jaya Srivastava, Harpreet Kaur, Shafiqul Abidin |
Prognosis of Diabetes Mellitus based on Machine Learning Algorithms | International Conference on Emerging Computational Intelligence, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
2 | 2022 | Jitendra Singh, Preeti Pandey, Geeta Sharma | Applications of Machine Learning Techniques for Forecasting: A Review | 1st International Conference on Recent Advances in Computing Sciences (RACS-2022), Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
3 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar,
Jaya Srivastava, Kritika Purohit, Shafiqul Abidin |
Necessity and Role of Blockchain Technology in the Domain of Cyber Security and Data Science | International Conference on Emerging Computational Intelligence, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
4 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Harsha Gupta, Jaya, Gaurav Kumar, Ram Kumar Sharma | Rating of movie via movie recommendation system based on apache spark using Big Data and Machine Learning Techniques | International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Engineering and Management Applications (CIEMA) – 2022 | 984,754-759 | 10.1007/978-981-19-8493-8_55 | |
5 | 2023 | Preeti Pandey, Geeta Sharma | Comparative Study of Deep learning Techniques for Cryptocurrencies | IEEE International Conference on Disruptive Technologies (ICDT-2023) | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
6 | 2022 | S. Sharma, S. P. Panda,
Seema Verma |
Role and Analysis of Various SEO Strategies to Improve Website Ranking | 2022 International Conference on Machine Learning, Big Data, Cloud and Parallel Computing (COM-IT-CON), Faridabad, India | 1, 639-648 | https://doi.org/10.1109/COM-IT-CON54601.2022.9850597 | |
7 | 2022 | Jaya Shrivastava, Ayasha Malik, Bharat Bhushan, Veena Parihar, Shyam Nair | Genetic Algorithm: An Approach for Software Testing based on a Given Source Code | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
8 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar, Bharat Bhushan, Jaya Shrivastava, Rohit Sharma | Comparative Analysis of Three Waves of COVID-19 in India: A Deep Study of Three Waves Based on Selected Parameter | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
9 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar, Bharat Bhushan, Jaya Shrivastava, Shafiqul Abidin | Artificial Intelligence based React Application | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
10 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik,
Jaya Shrivastava, Bharat Bhushan, Veena Parihar, Anoop V.S. |
Blockchain Technology for Better Security by Using Two-Way Authentication Process | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
11 | 2022 | Shubham Singh, Vaibhav Verma, Kritika Jain , Upasna Joshi | Classification And Detection Of Covid-19 Using Deep Transfer Learning Techniques | Second International Conference on Computer Science, Engineering and Applications (ICCSEA), Gunupur, India | 1-6 | 10.1109/ICCSEA54677.2022.9936533. | |
2021-22 | |||||||
12 | 2021 | Nishi Bhati;
Venkata Chanakya Samsani; Ritika Khareta; Tushar Vashisth; Shanu Sharma |
CAPture: A Vision Assistive Cap for People with Visual Impairment | 8th International Conference on Signal Processing and Integrated Networks (SPIN),Noida,India | 692-697 | 10.1109/SPIN52536.2021.9565940 | |
2020-21 | |||||||
13 | 2021 | Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari | A Survey on Hybrid Intrusion Detection Techniques | RICE 2020 : 5th International Conference on Research in Intelligent and Computing in Engineering,Vietnam | 1254,815-825 | 10.1007/978-981-15-7527-3_77 | |
14 | 2021 | Raman Yadav,Sharda Vashisth,
RanjitVarma,Kaushal Kumar |
Effect of flow velocity and pressure on carotid artery due to deposition of different shapes of plaque | ICFTMM 2020 IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, DTC-Greater Noida,India |
1149, 012003 | 10.1088/1757-899X/1149/1/012003 | |
15 | 2021 | Tannu Chauhan, Surbhi Rawat, Samrath Malik, Pushpa Singh | Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning based Review on Diabetes Care | International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS) Sri Eshwar College of Engineering Coimbatore, India |
1,581-585 | 10.1109/ICACCS51430.2021.9442021 | |
16 | 2021 | Ria Shrishti, Ashwani Kumar Dubey,
Divya Upadhyay |
Precision Agriculture Using Cloud-Based Mobile Application for Sensing and Monitoring of Farms |
Proceedings of IEMIS,Kolkata | 1300,417–425 | 10.1007/978-981-33-4367-2_40 | |
17 | 2020 | Ankit Gambhir, Ashish Payal, Rajeev Arya | Chicken Swarm Optimization Algorithm Perspective on Energy Constraints in WSN | UPCON 2020 MNNIT, Allahabad (Praygraj),India |
1-.5 | 10.1109/UPCON50219.2020.9376581 | |
18 | 2020 | Manoj Kumar Shukla, Ashwani Kumar Dubey, Divya Upadhyay, Boris Novikov | Group Key Management in Cloud for Shared Media Sanitization | International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing Waknaghat, India |
117-120 | 10.1109/PDGC50313.2020.9315325 | |
19 | 2020 | Manoj Kumar Shukla, Ashwani Kumar Dubey, Divya Upadhyay, Boris Novikov | An Efficient Privacy Preserving Algorithm for Cloud Users |
10th International Conference, IACC 2020, Panaji, Goa, India | 1368,273–282 | 10.1007/978-981-16-0404-1_20 | |
20 | 2020 | Fahad Mehfooz, Sakshi Jha,
Sahil Singh, Shreya Saini, Nidhi Sharma |
Medical Chatbot for Novel COVID-19 | 5th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development,Goa, India | 154,423–430 | 10.1007/978-981-15-8354-4_42 | |
21 | 2020 | Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari | A New Intrusion Detection Scheme Using CatBoost Classifier | First EAI International Conference on Forthcoming Networks and Sustainability in the IoT Era, FoNeS | 353,169-176 | 10.1007/978-3-030-69431-9_13 | |
22 | 2020 | Gunjan Sethi,Harsh | Limiting Check Algorithm: Primality Test. | 5th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development,Goa, India | 1270,697–705 | 10.1007/978-981-15-8289-9_67 | |
2019-20 | |||||||
23 | 2019 | Ravindra Kumar,MeghaKumar, Upasna Joshi |
Data Mining-Based Student’s Performance Evaluator | 3rd International Conference, ICICCD,Dehradun | 989,719-726 | 10.1007/978-981-13-8618-3_73 |
List of Book Chapters Published
2022-23 | |||||||
S No | Year of Publication | Author(s) Name | Title of Chapter | Title of Book | Publisher | DOI/URL/Link to the published paper | |
1 | 2023 | Preeti Pandey, Yashu Shanker | Applications of Wearable Computing Device in Enhancing Healthcare Services | Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
2 | 2023 | Nikhil Kumar, Shivam Bhardawaj, Yashu Shanker | Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Gaming Technologies | Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
3 | 2023 | Umnah, Zeeshan Hussain, Anuj Chhabra | Application of Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Technology Convergence for betterment of Transportation Systems |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
4 | 2023 | Asra Fatma, Ayasha Malik, Snehanjali Sahu | Impact and Significance of IoVT Technology on new Information and Communication Technology, Devices, and Systems Level Interconnection: A Survey |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
5 | 2023 | Kartikey Raghuvanshi, Ayasha Malik, Ankur | Importance and Details of Machine Learning Techniques to transform the Real World for better Pattern Recognition and Decision Making |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
6 | 2023 | Abid Humza, Preeti Pandey, Sandesh Verma | Impact of Emerging Decentralized Technologies on the Society | Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
7 | 2023 | Megha Kumar | Role and Importance of Artificial Intelligence towards reshaping of Healthcare Industry |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
8 | 2023 | Rachana Sharma, Karishma Arora, Armaan Mohammed | Reforming The Cities from Perception To Actuality Based On IOT, Applications, Challenges And Future Scope |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
9 | 2023 | Malik Nadeem Anwar, Hasir Ansari | Security and Privacy Challenges: Smart City Perspective | Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
10 | 2023 | Ankit Gambhir | Nature-inspired Optimization Algorithms and Soft Computing for IoTs, Smart Cities, Healthcare and Industrial Automation | Nature-Inspired Optimization Algorithms: An in-depth View | IET Press | Accepted for Publication | |
11 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Bharat Bhushan, Veena Parihar, Lamia Karim, Korhan Cengiz | Blockchain-Powered Smart E-Healthcare System: Benefits, Use Cases, and Future Research Directions | Enabling Technologies for Effective Planning and Management in Sustainable Smart Cities | Springer | https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-22922-0 | |
12 | 2023 | Abhishek Dadhich, Priyanka Dadhich | Artificial Intelligence for Vaccine Development to Pharmaceutical Supply Chain Management in Post Covid-19 Period | Blockchain, IOT, and AI Technologies for Supply Chain Management | CRC Press, (Taylor and Francis) | https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003264521-7 | |
13 | 2023 | Veena Pariha, Ayasha Malik, Bhawna, Bharat Bhushan, Rajasekhar Chaganti | From Smart Devices to Smarter Systems: The Evolution of Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) with Characteristics, Architecture, Use cases and Challenges | AI Models for Blockchain-Based Intelligent Networks in IoT Systems – Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications | Springer | Accepted for Publication | |
14 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Pariha,Bhawna,
Bharat Bhushan, Lamia Karim |
Empowering Artificial Intelligence of Things (AIoT) toward Smart Healthcare Systems | AI Models for Blockchain-Based Intelligent Networks in IoT Systems – Concepts, Methodologies, Tools, and Applications | Springer | Accepted for Publication | |
15 | 2023 | Sanand Mishra, Ayasha Malik | Benefits of developing Blockchain for monetary standards based on Cyber-physical Systems: Characteristics, Application, and Challenges | Emerging trends for securing Cyber Physical System and Internet of Things | CRC Press, (Taylor and Francis) | Accepted for Publication | |
16 | 2022 | Kimmi Verma, Deepti Agarwal | Sustainable Energy Solutions | Energy Harvesting-Enabling IoT Transformation | CRC Press, (Taylor and Francis) | https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003218760 | |
17 | 2023 | Shubham Tiwari, Ayasha Malik | Harnessing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Software Engineering for the Design and Optimization of Cyber-Physical Systems | Emerging trends for securing Cyber Physical System and Internet of Things | CRC Press, (Taylor and Francis) | Accepted for Publication | |
18 | 2022 | Mahak Narang, Ankit Gambhir, Mandeep Singh | Harnessing Energy for Implantable Biomedical Instruments with IoT Networks | Energy Harvesting-Enabling IoT Transformation | CRC Press, (Taylor and Francis) | https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003218760 | |
19 | 2023 | Karishma Arora Rachana Sharma | Implementation and Significance of Green Technology in Varied Areas for achieving Sustainable and Eco-friendly Smart City |
Need and Impact of Emerging Technologies for Developing Smart City | Scientific International Publishing House | Accepted for Publication | |
2021-22 | |||||||
20 | 2022 | Nitesh Singh Bhati,
Garvit Chugh, |
Federated Machine Learning with Data Mining in Healthcare | EAI/Springer Innovations in Communication and Computing | Springer | 10.1007/978-3-030-85559-8_15 | |
21 | 2022 | Seema Verma | A Comparative Analysis of Blockchain Integrated IoT Applications | Security Analytics | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
10.1201/9781003206088 | |
22 | 2022 | Medhavi Pandey, Nidhi Sharma | Blockchain Architecture And Policy For Transforming Healthcare Industry | Transformation in Healthcare with Emerging Technologies | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
10.1201/9781003201960 | |
23 | 2022 | Upasna Joshi | The future of AI, IoT, Big Data and Block chain Technology in Healthcare Industry: Challenges and Open Issues. | Transformation in Healthcare with Emerging Technologies | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
10.1201/9781003201960 | |
24 | 2022 | Ranjit Varma, Devendra Bharadwaj | Introduction to Machine Learning through Hands-on in Python | Transformation in Healthcare with Emerging Technologies | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
10.1201/9781003201960 | |
25 | 2021 | Pushpa Singh, Narendra Singh, Krishna Kant Singh,
Akansha Singh |
Diagnosing of disease using machine learning | Machine Learning Applications for IoT Healthcare. | Academic Press, Elsevier | 10.1016/B978-0-12-821229-5.00003-3 | |
2020-21 | |||||||
26 | 2021 | Neha Agarwal, Pushpa Singh, Narendra Singh,Krishna Kant Singh Rohit Jain | Machine Learning Applications for IoT Healthcare |
Machine Learning Approaches for Convergence of IoT and Blockchain | Scrivener Publishing LLC | 10.1002/9781119761884.ch6 | |
27 | 2020 | Kuldeep Singh, Pushpa Singh, Gayatri Arora,
Anuj Kumar, Bikash Dutta |
The IoT based digital postal services | Recent Trends in Communication and Electronics | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
10.1201/9781003193838 | |
28 | 2020 | Divya Upadhyay Mishra,
Shanu Sharma |
Convergence of Artificial Intelligence of Things: Concepts, Designing, and Applications | Towards Smart World | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
doi.org/10.1201/9781003056751 | |
2019-20 | |||||||
29 | 2020 | Pushpa Singh, Rajnesh Singh, Narendra Singh, Murari Kumar Singh | The Future of AI | A Distributed Artificial Intelligence | Taylor & Francis (CRC Press) |
https://doi.org/10.1201/9781003038467 |
List of Books Authored/Edited
S. No | Year | Name of the Author(s)/Editor(s) | Title of Text/Edited Books | Publisher Details/ISBN | D.O.I/Link |
1 | 2021 | Kumar Shubham, Ankaj Gupta | Integrated Circuit Fabrication | CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2021 /9781032014296 |
https://www.routledge.com/Integrated-Circuit-Fabrication/Kumar-Gupta/p/book/9781032014296 |
2 | 2022 | Pushpa Singh, Divya Mishra, Kirti Seth | Transformation in Healthcare with Emerging Technologies | CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022 /9781032063416 |
https://www.routledge.com/Transformation-in-Healthcare-with-Emerging-Technologies/Singh-Mishra-Seth/p/book/9781032063416 |
3 | 2022 | Deepti Agarwal, Kimmi Verma, Shabana Urooj | Energy Harvesting Enabling IoT Transformations |
CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group, 2022 /9781032111834 |
https://www.routledge.com/Energy-Harvesting-Enabling-IoT-Transformations/Agarwal-Verma-Urooj/p/book/9781032111834#:~:text=Energy%20Harvesting%3A%20Enabling%20IoT%20Transformations%20gives%20insight%20into%20the%20emergence,and%20lifetime%20of%20IoT%20devices. |
Patent Filed and Published by the Faculty
S. No. | Patent Application No./Design Date | Status of Patent (Published / Granted/Filed) | Inventor/s Name | Title of the Patent | Applicant/s Name | Patent Filed Date (DD/MM/YYYY) | Patent Published Date / Granted Date (DD/MM/YYYY) | Patent Publication Number / Patent Granted Number/Design No | Assignee/s Name (Institute Affiliation/s at time of Application) |
1 | 202341009581 | Published | 1. Dr. P Sampath 2.Dr. V. Kannan 3. Mr. J Logeshwaran 4. Dr. Seema Verma 5.Dr. K. Sasikala 6.Dr. Sivanagiareddy Kalli 7.Mr. Suprativ Saha 8.Mrs. Pooja kumari singh 9.Dr. B S N Murthy 10.Dr. C. Shobana 11.Dr. B. Usharani |
Machine Learning Approach For Identifying Stone From Gall Bladder Image | 1. Dr. P Sampath 2. Dr. V. Kannan 3. Mr. J Logeshwaran 4. Dr. Seema Verma 5. Dr. K. Sasikala 6. Dr. Sivanagiareddy Kalli 7. Mr. Suprativ Saha 8. Mrs. Pooja kumari singh 9. Dr. B S N Murthy 10. Dr. C. Shobana 11.Dr. B. Usharani |
14/2/2023 | 24/2/2023 | 08-2023 | Delhi Technical Campus |
2 | 202331001847 | Published | 1. Egreen Quanta LLP 2. Dr Kumar Gautam 3. Dr Nikhil Pachauri 4. Dr Kumar Shubham 5. Dr Hardeo Kumar Thakur 6. Dr Saurabh Agarwal 7. Yagyadatta Goswami 8. Dr Tushar Bharadwaj 9. Gaurav Mishra |
A Novel IOT Based Smart Sock For Baby Vital Signs Monitor | 1. Egreen Quanta LLP 2. Dr Kumar Gautam 3. Dr Nikhil Pachauri 4. Dr Kumar Shubham 5. Dr Hardeo Kumar Thakur 6. Dr Saurabh Agarwal 7. Yagyadatta Goswami 8. Dr Tushar Bharadwaj 9. Gaurav Mishra |
09-01-2023 | 13-01-2023 | 02-2023 | Delhi Technical Campus |
3 | 202331001848 | Published | 1. Egreen Quanta LLP 2. Dr Kumar Gautam 3. Dr Nikhil Pachauri 4. Dr Kumar Shubham 5. Dr Hardeo Kumar Thakur 6. Dr Saurabh Agarwal 7. Yagyadatta Goswami 8. Dr Tushar Bharadwaj 9. Gaurav Mishra |
A Cloud Based System For Automated Helmet | 1. Egreen Quanta LLP 2. Dr Kumar Gautam 3. Dr Nikhil Pachauri 4. Dr Kumar Shubham 5. Dr Hardeo Kumar Thakur 6. Dr Saurabh Agarwal 7. Yagyadatta Goswami 8. Dr Tushar Bharadwaj 9. Gaurav Mishra |
09-01-2023 | 13-01-2023 | 02-2023 | Delhi Technical Campus |
4 | 202341005621 | Published | 1)Dr. P. Sampath 2) Muhammadu Sathik Raja M. S 3) Mohammad Aijaz 4) Dr. Malik Nadeem Anwar Mohammad 5) Mr. Vikram Patalbansi 6) Prof. Dr. Yegnanarayanan Venkataraman 7) Mr. Vijjapu Anuragh 8) Mr. Snehansu Biswas 9) Dr. V. Kannan 10) Mr. J Logeshwaran |
Data Privacy For Patient’s Healthcare Information Using IOMT And Blockchain Integration | 1)Dr. P. Sampath 2) Muhammadu Sathik Raja M. S 3) Mohammad Aijaz 4) Dr. Malik Nadeem Anwar Mohammad 5) Mr. Vikram Patalbansi 6) Prof. Dr. Yegnanarayanan Venkataraman 7) Mr. Vijjapu Anuragh 8) Mr. Snehansu Biswas 9) Dr. V. Kannan 10) Mr. J Logeshwaran |
28/01/2023 | 10-02-2023 | 6-2023 | Delhi Technical Campus |
5 | 202221069531 | Published | 1. Dr. Vijigiri Dinesh Gangaram 2. Dr. Malik Nadeem Anwar Mohammad 3. Prathiba Jonnala 4. G. Malathi 5. Praveenkumar Kazipeta 6. Hasir Ansari 7. Dr. Pasupuleti Subrahmanya Ranjit 8. Dr. M. Vishnu Priya 9. Dr. Lakshmidevi C.G 10. Rithik Nirwan 11. Dr. V.Kannan 12 . J. Logeshwaran |
Detection Of Pest In Paddy Leaves Using Iot And Machine Learning Approach | 1. Dr. Vijigiri Dinesh Gangaram 2. Dr. Malik Nadeem Anwar Mohammad 3. Prathiba Jonnala 4. G. Malathi 5. Praveenkumar Kazipeta 6. Hasir Ansari 7. Dr. Pasupuleti Subrahmanya Ranjit 8. Dr. M. Vishnu Priya 9. Dr. Lakshmidevi C.G 10. Rithik Nirwan 11. Dr. V.Kannan 12 . J. Logeshwaran |
02-12-2022 | 03-02-2023 | 05/2023 | Delhi Technical Campus |
6 | 202211069862 | Published | 1. Dr. Kimmi Verma 2. Dr. Deepti Agarwal 3. Dr. Tejas Harshadbhai Thakkar 4. Dr. Geetha 5. Mr. J Logeshwaran 6. Dr. T. Arumuga Maria Devi 7. Mr. Karthik Selvaraju 8. S. Siva Raju 9. Dr. Michael Raj TF 10. Mrs. Hepzibai 11. Dr. V. Kannan |
Mining Opinion from Structural Content In Micro Blog Using Machine Learning Approach | 1. Dr. Kimmi Verma 2. Dr. Deepti Agarwal 3. Dr. Tejas Harshadbhai Thakkar 4. Dr. Geetha 5. Mr. J Logeshwaran 6. Dr. T. Arumuga Maria Devi 7. Mr. Karthik Selvaraju 8. S. Siva Raju 9. Dr. Michael Raj TF 10. Mrs. Hepzibai 11. Dr. V. Kannan |
03-12-2022 | 09-12-2022 | 49/2022 | Delhi Technical Campus |
7 | 202111056272 | Published | 1. Pankaj Sahu 2. Rakesh Patel 3. Dr. Shahanawaj Ahamad 4. Upasna Joshi 5. Dr. Sagar Dhanraj Pande 6.Anant Narayan Tiwari |
A Wearable Device To Provide Healthcare Notification Using Machine Learning And Iot Based Technology | 1. Pankaj Sahu 2. Rakesh Patel 3. Dr. Shahanawaj Ahamad 4. Upasna Joshi 5. Dr. Sagar Dhanraj Pande 6.Anant Narayan Tiwari |
03-12-2021 | 10-12-2021 | 50/2021 | Delhi Technical Campus |
8 | 202011029506 | Published | 1.Nitesh Singh Bhati 2.Dr. Prateek Gupta 3.Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta 4.Mr. Anuj Kumar 5.Mr. Shiv Naresh Shivhare 6.Dr. Parulpreet Singh 7.Mr. Himansu Sekhar Pattanayak |
Real Time De-Hazing Device and A Method Thereof | 1.Nitesh Singh Bhati 2.Dr. Prateek Gupta 3.Dr. Manoj Kumar Gupta 4.Mr. Anuj Kumar 5.Mr. Shiv Naresh Shivhare 6.Dr. Parulpreet Singh 7.Mr. Himansu Sekhar Pattanayak |
11-07-2020 | 21-08-2020 | 34/2020 | Delhi Technical Campus |
9 | 202341025395 | Published | 1. Dr. Veeraprathap V 2. Mr. Mahak Narang 3. Dr. Chandrakant Kumar Singh 4. Ms. M. Divya 5. Mrs. A. Merlin 6. Mr. Alok Raj 7. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Patnaik 8. Dr. Ankit Gambhir 9.Dr. Nalla Srinivas 10. Dr. Nidhi Hemang Desai 11.Mr. Mohit Srivastava 12.Mr. Kartick Chauhaan |
IOT Based Electric Fencing Monitoring System in Agricultural farm | 1. Dr. Veeraprathap V 2.Mr. Mahak Narang 3.Dr. Chandrakant Kumar Singh 4.Ms. M. Divya 5. Mrs. A. Merlin 6. Mr. Alok Raj 7. Dr. Rajesh Kumar Patnaik 8.Dr. Ankit Gambhir 9.Dr. Nalla Srinivas 10.Dr. Nidhi Hemang Desai 11.Mr. Mohit Srivastava 12.Mr. Kartick Chauhaan |
04-04-2023 | NA | NA | Delhi Technical Campus |
10 | 363562-001 | Published | 1. Anant Rajee Bara 2. Deepti Singh 3. Rupender Duggal 4. Sneha Mishra 5. Medhavi Pandey 6. Mohit Dayal 7. Gourav Sharma |
Smart IOT Based Women Safety Monitoring Wrist Band | 1. Anant Rajee Bara 2. Deepti Singh 3. Rupender Duggal 4. Sneha Mishra 5. Medhavi Pandey 6. Mohit Dayal 7. Gourav Sharma |
03-05-2022 | 22/12/2022 | 51/2022 | Delhi Technical Campus |
Ph.D. Guiding / Guided with Status
ASSESSMENT YEAR: 2019-20 | |||||||
S.No | Name of Faculty | Name of Research Scholar | Name of University | Enrolment No. | Year of Registration | Status | |
1 | Dr.Ranjit Verma | Mr Sukhbir Singh | K.R.Mangalam, Gurugram | 1601990007 | 2016 | Awarded in 2020 | |
2 | Dr.Ranjit Verma | Ms Raman Yadav | K.R.Mangalam, Gurugram | 1601990006 | 2016 | Pursuing | |
ASSESSMENT YEAR: 2020-21 | |||||||
S.No | Name of Faculty | Name of Research Scholar | Name of University | Enrolment No. | Year of Registration | Status | |
1 | Dr.Ranjit Verma | Ms Raman Yadav | K.R.Mangalam, Gurugram | 1601990006 | 2016 | Pursuing | |
ASSESSMENT YEAR: 2021-22 | |||||||
S.No | Name of Faculty | Name of Research Scholar | Name of University | Enrolment No. | Year of Registration | Status | |
1 | Dr.Ranjit Verma | Ms Raman Yadav | K.R.Mangalam, Gurugram | 1601990006 | 2016 | Pursuing | |
2 | Dr.Seema Verma | Ms Simple Sharma | Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies | 18/PhD/106 | 2018 | Pursuing | |
ASSESSMENT YEAR: 2022-23 | |||||||
S.No | Name of Faculty | Name of Research Scholar | Name of University | Enrolment No. | Year of Registration | Status | |
1 | Dr.Ranjit Verma | Ms Raman Yadav | K.R.Mangalam, Gurugram | 1601990006 | 2016 | Pursuing | |
2 | Dr.Seema Verma | Ms Simple Sharma | Manav Rachna International Institute of Research and Studies | 18/PhD/106 | 2018 | Pursuing |
Ph.D. Awarded during the Assessment Period
S. No | Name of Faculty | Name of University | Award Date |
1 | Nitesh Singh Bhati | Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi, India | 29.08.2022 |
2 | Ankit Gambhir | Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, Delhi, India | 18.10.2022 |
3 | Chaitali Bhowmik | Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi | 26.04.2023 |
List of Publications in Conferences
2022-23 | |||||||
S No | Year of Publication | Author(s) Name | Title of Paper | Title of Conference (Place) | Volume (Issue),Page No | DOI/URL/Link to the published paper |
|
1 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar,
Jaya Srivastava, Harpreet Kaur, Shafiqul Abidin |
Prognosis of Diabetes Mellitus based on Machine Learning Algorithms | International Conference on Emerging Computational Intelligence, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
2 | 2022 | Jitendra Singh, Preeti Pandey, Geeta Sharma | Applications of Machine Learning Techniques for Forecasting: A Review | 1st International Conference on Recent Advances in Computing Sciences (RACS-2022), Lovely Professional University, Phagwara, Punjab, India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
3 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar,
Jaya Srivastava, Kritika Purohit, Shafiqul Abidin |
Necessity and Role of Blockchain Technology in the Domain of Cyber Security and Data Science | International Conference on Emerging Computational Intelligence, Aligarh Muslim University, Aligarh, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
4 | 2023 | Ayasha Malik, Harsha Gupta, Jaya, Gaurav Kumar, Ram Kumar Sharma | Rating of movie via movie recommendation system based on apache spark using Big Data and Machine Learning Techniques | International Conference on Computational Intelligence for Engineering and Management Applications (CIEMA) – 2022 | 984,754-759 | 10.1007/978-981-19-8493-8_55 | |
5 | 2023 | Preeti Pandey, Geeta Sharma | Comparative Study of Deep learning Techniques for Cryptocurrencies | IEEE International Conference on Disruptive Technologies (ICDT-2023) | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
6 | 2022 | S. Sharma, S. P. Panda,
Seema Verma |
Role and Analysis of Various SEO Strategies to Improve Website Ranking | 2022 International Conference on Machine Learning, Big Data, Cloud and Parallel Computing (COM-IT-CON), Faridabad, India | 1, 639-648 | https://doi.org/10.1109/COM-IT-CON54601.2022.9850597 | |
7 | 2022 | Jaya Shrivastava, Ayasha Malik, Bharat Bhushan, Veena Parihar, Shyam Nair | Genetic Algorithm: An Approach for Software Testing based on a Given Source Code | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
8 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar, Bharat Bhushan, Jaya Shrivastava, Rohit Sharma | Comparative Analysis of Three Waves of COVID-19 in India: A Deep Study of Three Waves Based on Selected Parameter | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
9 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik, Veena Parihar, Bharat Bhushan, Jaya Shrivastava, Shafiqul Abidin | Artificial Intelligence based React Application | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
10 | 2022 | Ayasha Malik,
Jaya Shrivastava, Bharat Bhushan, Veena Parihar, Anoop V.S. |
Blockchain Technology for Better Security by Using Two-Way Authentication Process | 6th International Conference on Micro-Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (ICMETE 2022), Ghaziabad, U.P., India | NA | Accepted for Publication | |
11 | 2022 | Shubham Singh, Vaibhav Verma, Kritika Jain , Upasna Joshi | Classification And Detection Of Covid-19 Using Deep Transfer Learning Techniques | Second International Conference on Computer Science, Engineering and Applications (ICCSEA), Gunupur, India | 1-6 | 10.1109/ICCSEA54677.2022.9936533. | |
2021-22 | |||||||
12 | 2021 | Nishi Bhati;
Venkata Chanakya Samsani; Ritika Khareta; Tushar Vashisth; Shanu Sharma |
CAPture: A Vision Assistive Cap for People with Visual Impairment | 8th International Conference on Signal Processing and Integrated Networks (SPIN),Noida,India | 692-697 | 10.1109/SPIN52536.2021.9565940 | |
2020-21 | |||||||
13 | 2021 | Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari | A Survey on Hybrid Intrusion Detection Techniques | RICE 2020 : 5th International Conference on Research in Intelligent and Computing in Engineering,Vietnam | 1254,815-825 | 10.1007/978-981-15-7527-3_77 | |
14 | 2021 | Raman Yadav,Sharda Vashisth,
RanjitVarma,Kaushal Kumar |
Effect of flow velocity and pressure on carotid artery due to deposition of different shapes of plaque | ICFTMM 2020 IOP Conference Series: Materials Science and Engineering, DTC-Greater Noida,India |
1149, 012003 | 10.1088/1757-899X/1149/1/012003 | |
15 | 2021 | Tannu Chauhan, Surbhi Rawat, Samrath Malik, Pushpa Singh | Supervised and Unsupervised Machine Learning based Review on Diabetes Care | International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Systems (ICACCS) Sri Eshwar College of Engineering Coimbatore, India |
1,581-585 | 10.1109/ICACCS51430.2021.9442021 | |
16 | 2021 | Ria Shrishti, Ashwani Kumar Dubey,
Divya Upadhyay |
Precision Agriculture Using Cloud-Based Mobile Application for Sensing and Monitoring of Farms |
Proceedings of IEMIS,Kolkata | 1300,417–425 | 10.1007/978-981-33-4367-2_40 | |
17 | 2020 | Ankit Gambhir, Ashish Payal, Rajeev Arya | Chicken Swarm Optimization Algorithm Perspective on Energy Constraints in WSN | UPCON 2020 MNNIT, Allahabad (Praygraj),India |
1-.5 | 10.1109/UPCON50219.2020.9376581 | |
18 | 2020 | Manoj Kumar Shukla, Ashwani Kumar Dubey, Divya Upadhyay, Boris Novikov | Group Key Management in Cloud for Shared Media Sanitization | International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing Waknaghat, India |
117-120 | 10.1109/PDGC50313.2020.9315325 | |
19 | 2020 | Manoj Kumar Shukla, Ashwani Kumar Dubey, Divya Upadhyay, Boris Novikov | An Efficient Privacy Preserving Algorithm for Cloud Users |
10th International Conference, IACC 2020, Panaji, Goa, India | 1368,273–282 | 10.1007/978-981-16-0404-1_20 | |
20 | 2020 | Fahad Mehfooz, Sakshi Jha,
Sahil Singh, Shreya Saini, Nidhi Sharma |
Medical Chatbot for Novel COVID-19 | 5th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development,Goa, India | 154,423–430 | 10.1007/978-981-15-8354-4_42 | |
21 | 2020 | Nitesh Singh Bhati, Manju Khari | A New Intrusion Detection Scheme Using CatBoost Classifier | First EAI International Conference on Forthcoming Networks and Sustainability in the IoT Era, FoNeS | 353,169-176 | 10.1007/978-3-030-69431-9_13 | |
22 | 2020 | Gunjan Sethi,Harsh | Limiting Check Algorithm: Primality Test. | 5th International Conference on ICT for Sustainable Development,Goa, India | 1270,697–705 | 10.1007/978-981-15-8289-9_67 | |
2019-20 | |||||||
23 | 2019 | Ravindra Kumar,MeghaKumar, Upasna Joshi |
Data Mining-Based Student’s Performance Evaluator | 3rd International Conference, ICICCD,Dehradun | 989,719-726 | 10.1007/978-981-13-8618-3_73 |
Membership Details
Professional societies/chapters and organizing engineering events
The Institute has taken the sessional membership of the Indian Science Congress (2022-23), and it is recognized as a valuable contributor to the scientific community in India. Indian Science congress association is a premier scientific organization in India that aims to promote the advancement of science and technology in the country. The membership of the Indian Science Congress Association. (ISCA) is open to all individuals and institutions interested in science and technology. The department faculty members have individual memberships in ISCA
Computer Society of India (CSI) works towards making the profession an area of choice among st all sections of society. The promotion of Information Technology as a profession is the top priority of CSI today. To fulfil this objective, the institute has taken institutional membership for the year 2022In association with the CSI, the institute organizes conferences, conventions, lectures, seminars and workshops. And at the same time, it also ensures that regular training and skill updating programme are organized for the faculty and students.
Table B.4.6.1a gives the details of the faculty members who are members of different professional societies in India
S. No | Name of the faculty member | Professional Society Membership |
1 | MEGHA KUMAR | Oracle Academy,Indian Science Congress SCM 2176 |
2 | VIVEK KRISHNA MISRA | Indian science congress |
3 | GUNJAN SETHI | Oracle Academy. CSI |
4 | NIDHI SHARMA | Oracle Academy, Indian Science Congress (SCM2157) |
5 | RANJIT VARMA | Indian science congress |
6 | SHALAKA TYAGI | Indian science congress |
7 | CHAITALI BHOWMIK | IAENG |
8 | AYASHA MALIK | Indian Science Congress |
9 | PREETI PANDEY | Indian Science Congress (SCM2160) |
10 | NEHA JAIN | Fellow- IETE-232514, ISTE (Life Member)- 136405, ACM- 8948680, Indian Science Congress (SCM 2184) |
11 | SEEMA VERMA | IEEE, ISTE (Life member), CSI, Indian Science Congress, IAENG, IACSIT |
12 | RACHANA SHARMA | ORACLE Academy, Indian Science Congress |
13 | KARISHMA ARORA | ORACLE Academy, IAAC, Indian Science Congress |
14 | KUMAR SHUBHAM | IETE |
15 | ANKIT GAMBHIR | Vigyaan Bharati (VIBHA), ISRD London UK, IAE, UACEE, CSI, Indian Science Congress |
16 | KIMMI VERMA | IEEE, CSI, Indian Science Congress (SCM 2178) |
17 | PRIYANKA DADHICH | Indian Science Congress (SCM 2186) , VIDWAN, Vigyaan Bharti (Shakti ) |
18 | YASHU SHANKER | IAENG, Indian Science Congress (SCM2173) |
19 | MALIK NADEEM ANWAR MOHAMMAD | Indian Science Congress (SCM 2172) |
Table B.4.6.1a
Events Conducted
Computer Engineering Student’s Technical Association (CESTA) functions under the Computer Science and Engineering Department.It was started in 2017. This society is run by students under the guidance of faculty and technical society heads.It organizes events such as seminars, workshops and lectures related to computer science.
Google Developer Student Club (GDSC) is a university-based community group for students interested in Google developer technologies. Students interested in growing as developers are welcome to join this group. By joining a GDSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and communities. A faculty coordinator and a student coordinator are the club’s core members. The Developer Students Club organizes seminars, workshops, boot camps, lectures, and informational sessions on various technical stacks. Speakers from various companies are invited to offer their professional experience and hands-on technical knowledge.
Table B.4.6.1b details the events organized through different professional societies in India and the department clubs.
Events conducted through professional societies and department clubs | |||
2022-23 | |||
S No | Name of the Event | Date | Organization / Society |
1 | Webinar on Digital Marketing | 23-7-2022 | CETPA |
2 | Workshop on Android Development | 10-2-2023 | CETPA |
3 | Workshop on Cloud Computing and Ethical Hacking | 20-9-2022 | CETPA |
4 | Seminar on IoT | 6-10-2022 | BhuZIon Innovation Lab |
5 | Seminar on IoT and ML | 02-09-2022 | BhuZIon Innovation Lab |
6 | Workshop on Cisco Cyber Security | 6-9-2022 to 8-9-2022 | CISCO |
7 | Expert talk on IPR for Society | 9-11-2022 | IPMoments |
8 | Soft skill training on Business Communication | 8-3-2023 | Shapemyskills |
9 | Workshop on Life skills | 5-12-2022-8-12-2022 | GTT Barclays |
10 | Tech Talk on MongoDB | 27-04-2022 | GDSC |
11 | Introduction to Web Development | 30-05-2022 | GDSC |
12 | Intro to Machine Learning | 01-06-2022 | GDSC |
13 | Machine learning Workshop | 06-06-2022 | GDSC |
14 | Introduction to Kaggle | 08-06-2022 | GDSC |
15 | Deep Dive into Kaggle | 13-06-2022 | GDSC |
16 | Everything About Hackathons!! GDSC-DTC Info Session. | 04-09-2022 | GDSC |
17 | Compose Camp (Introductory Session) | 10-9-2022 | GDSC |
18 | Info Session On Compose Camp !! | 13-09-2022 | GDSC |
19 | Compose Camp Session 2 | 24-09-2022 | GDSC |
20 | Everything About Kotlin with Madona S. Wambua | 04-10-2022 | GDSC |
21 | Live Interaction with Android Expert | 12-10-2022 | GDSC |
22 | Google Cloud Career Practitioner Pathway 2022 Session I | 07-12-2022 | GDSC |
23 | Google Cloud Career Practitioner Pathway 2022 Session II | 30-12-2022 | GDSC |
24 | What is Winter of Code !! | 02-01-2023 | GDSC |
25 | GDSC Solution Challenge 2023 | 25-01-2023 | GDSC |
26 | Introduction GDSC Solution Challenge 2023 | 28-01-2023 | GDSC |
27 | Flutter Forward Extended | 06-03-2023 | GDSC |
28 | Web Development Bootcamp Day 1 | 05-04-2023 | GDSC |
29 | Web Development Bootcamp Day 2 | 06-04-2023 | GDSC |
30 | Webinar on Internet of Drones: Research Challenges & Recent Advances | 27-04-2023 | ISCA |
2021-22 | |||
S No | Name of the Event | Date | Organization / Society |
1 | 1 Day online workshop (IOT/Mean Stack/Cloud Computing | 31-5-2022 | CETPA |
2 | Session on Empowering Women Graduates (MARICO) | 18-2-2022 | ICT |
3 | Webinar on Innovation Designing | 19-4-2022 | CETPA |
4 | Session on Microsoft Power BI | 20-6-2022-21-6-2022 | ICT Academy |
5 | Session on Stress Management | 23-12-2021 to 24-12-2021 | ICT Academy |
6 | Session on How to crack GATE | 29-3-2022 | ACE Academy |
7 | Workshop on Robotics | 27-8-2021 | UI Path |
8 | Expert talk on Patent your ideas | 15-9-2021 | IPMoments |
9 | Expert lecture on Data Science | 20-10-2021 | 9LedgePro |
10 | Workshop on ERP | 23-2-2022 | Collpoll |
11 | Gamescon | 10-02-2022 to 12-02-2022 | CESTA |
12 | Tech Talks | 27-04-2022 | CESTA |
13 | Tech-o-Quiz | 01-06-2022 | CESTA |
14 | “Talash”- Treasure hunt | 08-06-2021 | CESTA |
15 | NationalHackathon- TECHONETES | 18-03-2021 to 19-03-2021 | CESTA |
16 | Coding Orientation | 29-01-2021 | CESTA |
17 | Introduction to 30 Days of Google Cloud | 21-9-2021 | GDSC |
18 | 30 Days of Google Cloud Closing Session | 30-10-2021 | GDSC |
19 | Info Session | 30-11-2021 | GDSC |
20 | Android Study Jams 2021 – Info Session | 01-12-2021 | GDSC |
21 | Android Study Jam’21. Session-2 | 06-12-2021 | GDSC |
22 | Android Study Jam’21. Session-3 | 12-12-2021 | GDSC |
23 | Introduction to Solution Challenge | 14-02-2022 | GDSC |
24 | Flutter Festival | 30-03-2022 | GDSC |
25 | Flutter Festival-Workshop | 31-03-2022 | GDSC |
26 | Google Summer of Code | 03-04-2021 | GDSC |
2020-21 | |||
S No | Name of the Event | Date | Organization / Society |
1 | Guest Lecture on Prediction Using ML and Python | 25-3-2021 | CETPA |
2 | Workshop on C Language | 22-2-2021 | CETPA |
3 | Webinar on Android | 26-11-2020 | CETPA |
4 | Workshop on Python | 9-9-2020 | CETPA |
5 | Webinar on Artificial Intelligence | 8-4-2021 | CETPA |
6 | Workshop on ERP | 3-9-2020 | COLLPOLL |
7 | Workshop on IOT | 2-2-2021 | CETPA |
8 | Workshop on Introduction to Python and CCNN | 12-10-2020 | CISCO |
9 | Expert Talk on Skill-Based Education | 5-8-2020 | ISIE |
2019-20 | |||
S No | Name of the Event | Date | Organization / Society |
1 | Seminar on Nurturing the graduates for Industry readiness | 25-2-2020 | ICT |
2 | Session on Teaching Techniques with Gamification | 28-8-2019 | ICT |
3 | Siemens industry software training | 5-9-2019 | BhuZIon Innovation Lab |
4 | Webinar on Basics of Ansys | 4-5-2020 | CETPA |
5 | Workshop on ERP | 3-2-2020 | COLLPOLL |
6 | Session on personality development | 17-2-2020 | Rubicon |
7 | Expert talk on Robotics design | 9-4-2020 | AdvanceTech |
8 | Session on Career guidance | 7-11-2019 | Rubicon |
9 | Rapid Quiz | 13-05-2020 | CESTA |
10 | CS GO | 17-05-2020 | CESTA |
11 | Googler | 18-05-2020 | CESTA |
12 | Web Design | 21-05-2020 to 22-05-2020 | CESTA |
13 | Codeaholic | 25-05-2020 to 29-05-2020 | CESTA |
Table B.4.6.1b
4.6.2. Publication of technical magazines, newsletters,etc.(5)
Magazine “Techbits”
The annual magazine for the Department of Computer Science and Engineering is called “Techbits” This publication was started in July 2021 to showcase the department’s faculty and student contributions. The division adheres to clear rules for the annual magazine. The editor chooses interactive stories from students and faculty members and unique technical articles, poems, stories, and academic pieces about current events, new technologies, quizzes, and buzzwords. The magazine committee comprises a chief editor, an editor, an editorial board of faculty and second and third-year students from the department.
Newsletter: “Informatica”
Twice a year, the departmental newsletter “Informatica” is released. “Informatica” volume-I was released in Jan 2021. The emphasis is on the noteworthy events planned, student and teacher publications, accomplishments, campus placement, and extracurricular activities. The chief editor and editor are drawn from the department’s professors, while the editorial board comprises 2nd and 3rd-year students.
Tables B.4.6.2a, B.4.6.2b and B.4.6.2c detail the editors and volumes of the newsletter and magazine.
Newsletters and Magazine Details: (2022-2023) | |
Informatica Newsletter -V
(JAN 2023) |
Chief Editor: Dr. Seema Verma
Editors: Faculty Editor: Ms. Umnah Ms. Shalaka Tyagi Student Editor: Mr. Varun Goyal Mr. Mukul Kumar Soni Ms. Khushi Goyal Ms. Paridhi |
Table B.4.6.2a
Newsletters and Magazine Details: (2021-2022) | |
Techbits Magazine-II
(JULY 2022) |
Chief Editor: Dr. Seema Verma
Editors: Faculty Editor: Ms. Medhavi Pandey Ms. Nidhi Sharma Student Editor: Mr. Rithik Nirwan Mr. Nayan Tuteja Mr. Jashan Tyagi Ms. Ananya Singh Ms. Geetika Thakran Mr. Mayank Singh |
Informatica Newsletter -III
(JULY 2022) |
|
Informatica Newsletter -IV
(JAN 2022) |
Table B.4.6.2b
Newsletters and Magazine Details: (2020-2021) | |
TechbitsMagazine-I
(JULY 2021) |
Chief Editor: Ms.Megha Kumar
Editors: Faculty Editor: Ms. Medhavi Pandey Ms. Nidhi Sharma Student Editor: Mr. Lakshya Singh Mr. Bhavya Ratra Mr. Rithik Nirwan Ms. Ananya Singh |
Informatica Newsletter-I
(JULY 2021) |
|
Informatica Newsletter-II
(JAN 2021) |
Table B.4.6.2c
A few samples of newsletters and magazines are shown in Figures B.4.6.2a, B.4.6.2b and B.4.6.2c
Figure B.4.6.2a
Figure B.4.6.2b
Figure B.4.6.2c
Activity and Events
Co-Curricular Activities–
CONFERENCE ORGANIZED
S. No. | Title of Conference | Date | Department |
1 | International Conclave – AIE 2021, AI at the Edge, The Next Generation of Data Processing | 15thApril -16thApril 2021 | CSE |
- International Conclave – AIE 2021, AI at the Edge, The Next Generation of Data Processing
Department: CSE
Date: 15thApril -16thApril 2021
As the exceptional use of IoT, smart and connected devices, has made data processing a crucial task, the AIE2021 conclave aims to explore the new dimensions of data processing technologies like Edge Computing, FoG Computing, Cloud Computing etc.
The foremost objective behind AIE2021 was to provide a platform where the academic research communities, experts from industries, scientists and participants come collectively to deliberate their ideas and application experiences in various edge-based data processing technologies and discuss next-generation sensor networks.
SKILL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ORGANIZED
SI. No. | Title of Conference | Date | Department |
1 | Women Empowerment/MARICO Program | 18th February 2022 | CSE |
2 | Industrial Visit to Ambuja Cement Ltd. | 5th January 2023 | CSE |
- Women Empowerment/MARICO Program
Department: CSE
Date: 18th February 2022
The Marico program aims to train girl students on employability skills, provide certification and facilitate placements for certified students. This course aims to train at least 80 female students on a Data Analytics course of 70 hours, which will technically upskill them and help them get better job opportunities. The intent of this program is not only to help students grow intellectually but also to strengthen and upgrade technically.
- Industrial Visit to Ambuja Cement Ltd.
Date: 5th January 2023
All the students learned the functions of the cement plant and how the workers indulge in their daily tasks. They also said that the cement is extracted and what materials it contains. All the students learned the functions of the cement plant and how the workers indulge in their daily tasks. They also said that the cement is extracted and what materials it contains. An engineer who works at the plant explained the process in detail. It was a great and very knowledgeable experience for everyone, and the students got practical experience in the production and transportation of cement.
C. FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM ORGANIZED
S. No. | Title of FDP | Date | Department |
1 | NITTTR Digital Tools for Teaching and Learning | 25th-29thJuly 2022 | All Department |
2 | Accreditation for Quality Assurance | 5th-9thSept 2022 | All Department |
3 | Blockchain Technology | 3rd to 5th July 2020 | CSE |
- FDP NITTTR Digital Tools for Teaching and Learning
Date: 25-29 July 2022
The FDP enabled the faculty members to integrate online technologies into teaching by helping them choose ethical and appropriate digital pedagogy and benefit students and teachers to achieve excellence in learning. The informative seminar covered creating a virtual library to share books and notes with students and using a whiteboard and paddle. Information on using polls everywhere to create and administer online surveys and software for authoring and formatting articles in Latex was also discussed.
- Accreditation for Quality Assurance
All Department
Date: 5-9 September 2022
The FDP was conducted by IQAC Cell in collaboration with NITTTR, Chandigarh, to reach out to many teachers and equip them with knowledge of the NBA and NAAC guidelines. The curriculum of the FDP included: Institutional Preparation for Accreditation, Writing Course Outcomes, Programme Outcomes: Bloom’s Taxonomy, Direct and Indirect Methods of Assessment, and NAAC Accreditation: Process.
- Blockchain Technology
Department: CSE
Date: 3rd to 5th July 2020
FDP aims to provide faculty members, research scholars and postgraduate students with opportunities to enrich their teaching skills and research in Blockchain Technology. The Blockchain research shall learn the concepts of smart contracts, auditing, testing in Blockchain, and cryptography as the digital labor for the Integration of Distributed Finance.
EXPERT LECTURES ORGANIZED (2021-22)
S. No. | Title of Expert Lecture | Date | Department |
1 | How to Write a Research Paper
|
20th April 2022 | CSE |
2 | Research Talk on “Data Analytics and Digital Twins in Energy Industry” | 18th October 2022 | Research Cell- All Departments |
3 | Special Session Organized on MongoDB “Tech Talks” by GDSC DTC | 27th April 2022 | CSE |
1. How to Write a Research Paper
Department – CSE
Date – 20th April 2022
A workshop was organized by Prof. (Dr) Seema Verma as a resource person on the topic ‘How to Write a Research Paper’ on April 20, 2022, at Delhi Technical Campus, Greater Noida. This workshop was for the students who requested advice on how to write a research paper (mainly students of B. Tech CSE 3rd year and BCA 2nd year). She started with the basic idea of working with Research and Innovative minds. She gave an introduction to the research and went on to explain every concept mandatory for writing a research paper.
1. Data Analytics and Digital Twins in Energy Industry
Department – Research Cell- All Departments
Date – 18th October 2022
1. Special Session Organized on MongoDB “Tech Talks” by GDSC DTC
Department – CSE
Date – 27th April 2022
The Department of CSE and GDSC DTC Club organized a Technical Talk Session in offline mode in association with Mongo DB. This session was targeted at all 2nd& 3rd-year students, CSE. The main objective of this session was to create an understanding of the MongoDB database among students and help them better understand the industry’s current needs. MongoDB is an open-source NoSQL database management program. NoSQL is used as an alternative to traditional relational databases. NoSQL databases are quite useful for working with large sets of distributed data. MongoDB is a tool that can manage document-oriented information, store or retrieve information. There was more than 100+ students participated& 3 students of DTC were fortunate to win prizes.
Curricular-
The Institute is affiliated with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGSIPU), Delhi, and the department follows the university curriculum as per university guidelines. B. Tech Computer Science Engineering (CSE) program lasts 4 years, and the total semesters under consideration are eight (08).
Figure B.2.1.1a illustrates the process of identifying the extent of compliance with the university curriculum for attaining POs and PSOs. In this process, the Course Outcomes (COs) are formulated, and the Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) are articulated in line with the University Curriculum. Program Assessment Committee (PAC) finalizes CO-PO/PSO mapping. Then, Department Academic Committee (DAC) identifies the curriculum gaps post CO-PO/PSO mapping and the feedback on the curriculum collected from internal and external stakeholders. To fill the weakly attained gaps, the curriculum is enriched by adding the Content Beyond Syllabus (CBS) and other activities such as Expert Lecture, Technical Talks, Workshop, Soft skills Training, Industrial visits, NPTEL Video Lectures, Internships etc. Also, a notification about the gaps is sent to the GGSIP University that needs to be incorporated into the curriculum, which is shown in Figure B.2.1.1b
Figure B.2.1.1a
Figure B.2.1.1b
B List of Curriculum Gaps for the Attainment of POs and PSOs
The identified curriculum gaps for the attainment of POs and PSOs are mentioned in Table: B.2.1.1a
Gap No | Gap identified | Action Taken | Supported POs and PSOs |
1 | The curriculum lacks current trend topics | Expert lectures are conducted related to current trend topics. The University is intimated to add current trend topics in the syllabus. | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
2 | Low use of modern tools | Industry experts provide hands-on training. | PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
3 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Conducting PDP and Soft Skills sessions for all the students | PO8, PO10, PO12, PSO2 |
4 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Expert lectures are conducted considering the safety and health issues of the students. | PO6, PO12, PSO2 |
5 | Lack of topics related to environment and sustainability | Expert lectures and different events related to environment and sustainability are conducted | PO7,PO12 |
6 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Conducting sessions on management skills and career leading to Entrepreneurship | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
7 | Lack of topics related to the development of research skills | Sessions are conducted on how to develop and improve research skills | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
Table: B.2.1.1a
2.1.1 State the delivery details of the content beyond the syllabus for the attainment of POs and PSOs (10)
(Provide details of the additional course/learning material/content/laboratory experiments/projects etc., arising from the gaps identified in 2.1.1 in a tabular form in the format given below)
The details of Content Beyond Syllabus (CBS) and other activities, as action taken to support identified curriculum gaps in 2.1.1, are given as per Table: B.2.1.2a, B.2.1.2b, B.2.1.2c for CAYm1 (2021-22), CAYm2 (2020-21), CAYm3 (2019-20) respectively.
CAYm1 (2021 – 22)
S. No. | Gap | Action
taken |
Date-
Month-Year |
Resource Person
with the designation |
% of
students |
Relevance to POs, PSOs |
1 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Seminar on G-Suite Tools | 3-8-2021 | Mr Vivek Mishra, Assistant Professor, DTC | 67 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
2 | Lack of current trend topics | Workshop on CyberForensics | 17-8-2021 | Mr. Krishnkumar Khandelwal, Expert, NCFL | 68 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
3 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Seminar on Cisco Cyber Security/ICT | 26-8-2021 | Mr. Ankit Rana, Network Engineer, Orange Service Ltd | 60 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
4 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert lecture on Kotlin | 2-9-2021 | Ms. K.M Komathy, Trainer,Griffin Education | 71 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
5 | Lack of topics related to development of research skills | Expert talk on Patent your ideas | 15-9-2021 | Ms Nisha Verma, Trainer, IPMoments | 80 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
6 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Seminar on Big Data | 17-9-2021 | Mr. Rajan, Trainer, Adhityaa Info Tech | 76 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
7 | Low use of modern tools | Live Interactive Webinar on Artificial Intelligence/ICT | 28-9-2021 | Ms. Sweta Kumari Trainer, Unacademy | 89 | PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
8 | Low use of modern tools | Workshop on Case Tools for SDLC | 6-10-2021 | Mr. Hardik Srivastav, Android Developer, TechBurner | 80 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
9 | Lack of current trend topic | Expert lecture on Data mining | 18-10-2021 | Mr. Ankit Kulshreshtha, scientist, Incivus | 73 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
10 | Lack of current trend topic | Expert lecture on Data Science | 20-10-2021 | Mr. Amit Rawat, Trainer 9LedgePro | 78 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
11 | Low use of modern tools | Expert lecture on Google Cloud Platform | 26-10-2021 | Mr. Sumit Tiwari, Software Engineer, Accenture | 85 | PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2
|
12 | Low use of modern tools | Workshop on Google Cloud Program | 29-10-2021 | Mr. Pawan Jain, Cloud Tainer, CETPA | 55 | PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2
|
13 | Low use of modern tools | Workshop on TensorFlow | 15-11-2021 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, BhuZIon Innovation Lab | 81 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
14 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Expert talk on Gateway to Success | 26-11-2021 | Dr. Chhavi Mittal Goyal, Assistant Professor, Jesus & Marry College, University of Delhi | 83 | PO8, PO10, PO12, PSO2 |
15 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert lecture on Android | 1-12-2021 | Mr.Hitesh Das, Principal Engineer, OLX | 71 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
16 | Lack of topics related to development of research skills | Presentation Skills And Project Guidance | 9-12-2021 | Dr. Atif Wahid, Associate Professor, DTC | 87 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
17 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Session on Stress Management | 23-12-2021 to 24-12-2021 | Mr. Suraj Tripathi, Trainer,ICT Academy | 79 | PO6, PO12,PSO2 |
18 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Information Security Management System | 4-2-2022 | Mr.VishalDevgun, Manager, BHEL | 79 | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
19 | Lack of topics related to development of research skills | Guest Lecture on Research Methodology | 15-2-2022 | Ms. Sarita Sharma, Research Scientist, DU | 69 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
20 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Training on Data Analytics (MARICO) | 18-2-2022 | Mr. Kamlesh, Trainer ICT | 72 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
21 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Guest Lecture on Healthy World | 4-3-2022 | DR. PRIYA DILRAJ ALVA, Nutritionist | 82 | PO6, PO12, PSO2 |
22 | Lack of topics related to environment and sustainability | Expert Lecture on Environment Protection | 22-3-2022 | Dr. Alka Srivastav, Associate Professor, DTC | 87 | PO7,PO12 |
23 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Session on How to crack GATE | 29-3-2022 | Mr. Arjun Chabbra, Trainer, ACE Academy | 85 | PO8, PO10, PO12, PSO2 |
24 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Workshop on Robotics | 1-4-2022 | Mr. Vinay Singh, Trainer, UI Path | 81 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
25 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Expert Talk on Trends in Entrepreneurship | 7-4-2022 | Dr. Nidhi Phutela Symbiosis Centre for Management of Studies, Noida | 91 | PO9, PO11, PO12 |
26 | Lack of current trend topic | Expert lecture on Cloud Computing | 15-4-2022 | Mr. Ajay Kumar, Head of NextGen | 82 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
27 | Lack of current trend topic | Webinar on Innovation Designing | 19-4-2022 | Mr. Yashwardhan Sharma, Trainer, CETPA | 83 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
28 | Lack of topics related to the development of research skills | Expert talk on How to Write a Research Paper | 20-4-2022 | Prof. (Dr) Seema Verma, HOD, DTC | 79 | PO10, PO12 |
29 | Low use of modern tools | Workshop on SEO tools | 29-4-2022 | Mr. Shivam Kumar, SEO Specialist, Marketing Agency | 78 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
30 | Lack of current trend topic | Workshop on Python programming | 4-5-2022 | Dr. Mohit Kumar Goel, Principal Scientist, InfoEdge India Ltd | 72 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
31 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Expert talk on Women Safety | 11-5-2022 | Ms. Sanya Talwar, POSH Expert | 91 | PO6, PO12, PSO2 |
32 | Lack of current trend topic | 1 Day online workshop (IOT/Mean Stack/Cloud Computing | 31-5-2022 | Mr. Hardik Singhal and Mr. Adhesh Shrivastava, Trainer, CETPA | 86 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
Table: B.2.1.2a
CAYm2 (2020 – 21)
S. No | Gap | Action taken | Date- Month-Year | Resource Person with the designation | % of students | Relevance to POs, PSOs |
1 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Expert Talk on Skill-Based Education | 5-8-2020 | Mr. Piyush Pal, ISIE | 86 | PO10, PO12 |
2 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on Recent Trends in Information and Computing Technology | 25-8-2020 | Mr. Vishal Beotra, Manager, People Ops, Great Learning. | 81 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
3 | Lack of current trend topic | Expert Lecture on SAP Overview/ICT | 4-9-2020 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, Director, BhuZion Innovations Lab, Banglore, SAP CrossApp Consultant | 73 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
4 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Workshop on Python | 9-9-2020 | Mr. Vikas Kalra,CETPA | 82 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
5 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on Artificial Intelligence | 17-9-2020 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, BhuZIon Innovation Lab | 84 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
6 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert lecture on Java Spring Boot Microservices | 30-9-2020 | Mr. Pratik Thakkar, Product Engineer SAP Labs India Pvt Ltd | 77 | PO1, PO2, PO3,PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
7 | Lack of current trend topics | Industrial Applications of Data Structures | 7-10-2020 | Mr. S.Anand, Software Development Engineer, PayPal | 80 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1 |
8 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Workshop on Introduction to Python and CCNN | 12-10-2020 | Mr. Gaurav, CISCO | 82 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
9 | Lack of topics related to personality development | Expert lecture on Personal Transformation | 21-10-2020 | Mr. Bhavesh Mudgal and Mr. Mohit Unyal, Instructor, Udemy | 73 | PO10, PO12 |
10 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert lecture on Introduction to React Js with Git and Surge | 9-11-2020 | Mr. P.Vinoth Rajan, Software Engineer, Tech Mahindra | 75 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
11 | Low use of modern tools | Guest lecture on Software Test Automation | 20-11-2020 | Mr. Priyaank Sinha, Software Engineer, COFORGE | 74 | PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
12 | Lack of current trend topics | Webinar on Android | 26-11-2020 | Mr. Shariq,CETPA | 79 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
13 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Expert lecture on Recent trends in project management | 1-12-2020 | Mr Rajeev Gupta, Manager, Consultant Projects | 82 | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
14 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Expert talk on Innovation, Incubation and Entrepreneurship | 9-12-2020 | Mr. Amit Srivastava, Group Manager, HCL | 84 | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
15 | Low use of modern tools | Session on Coding using Data Structures | 29-1-2021 | Mr. Kartik Tiwari, Trainer, Coding Blocks | 68 | PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
16 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Workshop on IOT | 2-2-2021 | Mr. Vishal Bhatt, CETPA | 89 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
17 | Lack of current trend topic | Expert Lecture on Sentiment Analysis | 9-2-2021 | Dr. Md. Shahid Hussain, Professor, University of Technology and Applied Sciences, Oman | 88 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
18 | Lack of topics related to personality development | Session on PUT YOUR BEST FOOT FORWARD | 17-2-2021 | Dr. Chhavi Mittal Goyal, Assistant Professor, Jesus & Marry College, University of Delhi | 89 | PO10, PO12 |
19 | Lack of current trend topics | Workshop on C Language | 22-2-2021 | Mr. Vishal Bhatt, CETPA | 73 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
20 | Lack of topics related to career building | Expert lecture on Make Connection to Unlock Potential | 26-2-2021 | Mr. Garvit Chugh/Mr. Kumar Anurag, Alumni, DTC | 57 | PO10, PO12 |
21 | Lack of topics related to career building | Workshop – Effective Speaking and Presentation Skills | 4-3-2021 | MsVuyushi Das, Assistant Professor, DTC | 76 | PO10, PO12 |
22 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Webinar on Yoga & Meditation are Vitals for Healthier stress-free life | 8-3-2021 | Ms. Archna Tiwari, Yoga Trainer, DTU | 72 | PO6, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
23 | Lack of current trend topics | Online Workshop on Virtual Labs | 12-3-2021 | Mr. Tanmay Das, Mr. Prateek Sharma & Mr. Shivam Sindram, Assistant Professor, IIT Delhi | 82 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
24 | Low use of modern tools | Webinar on Programming in C | 19-3-2021 | Mr. Avesh Singh, Trainer, CETPA | 82 | PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
25 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Guest Lecture on Prediction Using ML and Python | 25-3-2021 | Mr. Atma Kumar Rai, Director, CETPA | 88 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
26 | Lack of current trend topics | Webinar on Artificial Intelligence | 8-4-2021 | Mr. Rahul Pathak,CETPA | 85 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12,PSO1, PSO2 |
27 | Lack of topics related to environment and sustainability | Guest Lecture on Waste and Environment | 9-4-2021 | Dr Deepa Srivastav, Associate Professor, DTC | 81 | PO7,PO12 |
28 | Lack of topics related to development of research skills | Webinar on Innovative Research Framework for Institutions | 21-4-2021 | Mr. Sandeep Bhatia, Assistant Professor, DTC | 79 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
29 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Expert talk on Startup and Entrepreneurship | 7-5-2021 | Dr.Anil Wali, Director FIIT, IIT Delhi. | 85 | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
Table: B.2.1.2b
CAYm3 (2019 – 20)
SI. No. | Gap | Action taken | Date-
Month-Year |
Resource Person
with designation |
% of
students |
Relevance to POs, PSOs |
1 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on “Big Data Analytics | 30-8-2019 | Mr.Mohit Ved, Principal Technical Officer, CDAC | 73 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
2 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Guest Lecture on “Project Management” | 19-8-2019 | Ms. Varsha Bhatia Deb, Associate Vice President, Sopra Steria (India) Ltd. | 82 | PO9, PO12, PO11 |
3 | Lack of current trend topics | Session on Teaching Techniques with Gamification | 28-8-2019 | Mr. Aman Tiwari,ICT | 76 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
4 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on “IoT and its Industrial Applications” | 4-9-2019 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, BhuZIon Innovation Lab | 79 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
5 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Siemen industry software training | 5-9-2019 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, BhuZIon Innovation Lab | 81 | PO10, PO12 |
6 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert Lecture on Advance Data Structure | 13-9-2019 | Mr. Kamal Rawat, Senior Software Engineer, Microsoft | 79 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
7 | Lack of current trend topics & career building | Expert Lecture on Data Structures & Career Counseling for Industrial Requirements | 28-9-2019 | Mr. Praveen Gupta,
Senior Engineering Manager, Adobe |
73 | PO10, PO12 |
8 | Lack of topics related to environment and sustainability | Swach Bharat Abhiyan | 3-10-2019 | Dr Alka Srivastav/Dr Deepa Srivastav Associate Professor, DTC | 69 | PO7,PO12 |
9 | Lack of current trend topics & low use of modern tools | Workshop on Robotics & Drone Technology | 17-10-2019 | Mr. Anuj Goyal,
Technical Engineer, TechnoLearnIndia |
88 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
10 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on PHP | 30-10-2019 | Mr. Anuj Kumar Singh, Software engineer, FarEye | 81 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
11 | Lack of current trend topics | TechTalk on Contemporary Technologies at IT | 4-11-2019 | Dr. Sunil Gupta, BML Munjal University | 84 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
12 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Session on Career guidance | 7-11-2019 | Mr. Ajit Bakshi, Rubicon | 87 | PO10, PO12 |
13 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest Lecture on Object Oriented Analysis and Design | 18-11-2019 | Mr. Vivek Misra,Assistant Professor, DTC | 76 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
14 | Lack of topics related to management and Entrepreneurship | Guest Lecture on Industrial Expectation and Microsoft technologies for software development | 29-11-2019 | Prof N.K. Kakkar, Professor and Advisor, Maharaja Agrasen University | 82 | PO9, PO11,PO12 |
15 | Low use of modern tools | Guest Lecture on Data Warehousing Tools | 4-12-2019 | Ms. Medhavi Pandey, Assistant Professor, DTC | 79 | PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
16 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Guest lecture for the subject Cryptography and Network Security | 11-12-2019 | Mr. Kumar Abhishek, Senior Software Engineer, Gemalto. | 86 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO |
17 | Low use of modern tools | Expert Lecture on Digital Threat and Cyber Security | 9-2-2020 | Mr. Palvinder Singh, CEO, Secuneus Technologies | 92 | PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
18 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Session on personality development | 17-2-2020 | Mr. Abhishek Singh, Rubicon | 81 | PO10, PO12 |
19 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest lecture on Web services management | 24-2-2020 | Mr. Amit Tiwari,Sr. Consultant, CSC Corporation | 79 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
20 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Seminar on Nurturing the graduates for Industry readiness | 25-2-2020 | Ms. Priya Yadav, ICT | 87 | PO10, PO12 |
21 | Lack of current trend topics | Guest lecture on Microsoft Virtual Academy | 4-3-2020 | Mr. Pratik Kamlesh KumarThakkar,
CAI Product Engineer SAP Labs India Pvt Ltd |
85 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
22 | Lack of topics related to development of research skills | Presentation Skills and Project Guidance | 19-3-2020 | Mr. Mohit Bansal,Project Lead, DXC Technologies,Noida | 91 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
23 | Lack of current trend topics and low use of modern tools | Expert talk on Robotics design | 9-4-2020 | Mr. Sajid, AdvanceTech | 76 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
24 | Lack of current trend topics & low use of modern tools | Workshop on IoT | 3-4-2020 | Mr. Saurav Chandra IoT Engineer &Software Developer, Wheeleyc, Gurgaon | 88 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO |
25 | Lack of topics related to environment and sustainability | Session on Environment & Sustainability | 16-4-2020 | Dr Alka Srivastav, Associate Professor, DTC | 84 | PO7, PO12 |
26 | Lack of topics considering the safety and health issues | Expert lecture on Mental health & Well Being | 29-4-2020 | Ms. RINKU JAIN, Director, International Institute of Career Management, New Delhi | 90 | PO4, PO10, PO12 |
27 | Lack of current trend topics | Webinar on Basics of Ansys | 4-5-2020 | Mr. Rohit Pahwa, CETPA | 71 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
28 | Low use of modern tools | Webinar on Artificial Intelligence in association with CETPA | 8-5-2020 | Mr. Manish Sharma, Software Trainer, CETPA | 89 | PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
29 | Lack of current trend topics | Expert lecture on SAP | 7-5-2020 | Mr. Ashwani Kumar, BhuZIon Innovation Lab | 84 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5,PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
30 | Lack of current trend topics | Workshop on IOT/Mean Stack/Cloud Computing | 15-5-2020 | Mr. Priyaank Sinha, Software Engineer, COFORGE | 55 | PO1, PO2, PO3, PO4, PO5, PO12, PSO1, PSO2 |
31 | Lack of topics related to career and personality development | Career Counselling Session | 25-6-2020 | Mr. Shashank Bhushan, CEO, BMC Software, India | 77 | PO10, PO12 |
Extra-Curricular Activities-
At DTC, faculty and students are self-motivated to organize and participate in several extra-curriculum activities during their stay at the Institute. Institute has several Clubs under which the extra curriculum events are organized throughout the academic year; these events greatly impact a student’s overall personality. All events are pre-planned and are included in the events calendar of the institute / Institute level central cultural committee. Table B.9.7.2a mentionsall Clubs of the institute and the details of the events organized by all the Clubs.
S. No. | Name of Club / Web Link | Convenor &
Co-convenor |
Student Coordinators | Work & Responsibilities |
1 | Ameya- Dance Club | Dr. Malvika Chaudhary
Ms. Nidhi Sharma. |
Priyanshi Kulshethra
Aakariti |
1. Our mission is to instill a great love of dance while inspiring self-confidence, discipline, and respect for the performing arts.
2. This Club provides a platform to remove the stage of fear from the students. |
2 | Artistia Club | Ms. Rachana Chauhan
Dr. Nidhi. |
Uday Prakash Mishra
Shubham K. Sager
|
1. To explore Creativity Beyond Imagination.
2. To create opportunities for everyone to be part of a diverse community to enjoy, learn about, participate in, and preserve the Arts and Cultural Heritage.
|
3 | Awaaz Club | Dr. Deepti Aggarwal
Ms. Vhuyashi Das |
Devyani Sokhan
Jashan Tyagi |
1. To develop and enhance educational and professional capabilities in delivering quality and sustainable services to all students.
2. We are committed to developing students, who are socially conscious leaders, entrepreneurs, and technocrats for facilitating and enhancing the global competitiveness of the students. |
4 | Tasweer Club
https://www.instagram.com/p/CqQMDJISimA/?igshid=MDJmNzVkMjY= |
Ar. Amitesh Vijay
Ar. Swati Punyal |
Prateek Mohan
Yashvi Bhardwaz |
Promotion of photography skills and various techniques through workshops, in-house competitions, and events
|
5 | Leaf Club | Dr. Alka Srivastava
Dr. Tanupreet |
Yashavi Bhardwaj
Kartick Chauhan |
1. Leadership in Environmental Action for the Future has been promoting environmental improvement initiatives and awareness.
2. To sensitize, create awareness, motivate, and educate students about environmental conservation. 3. To furnish a group of environmental enthusiasts at the Institute level, who will be working today for a better tomorrow.
|
6 | Dramatics Club | Ms. Umnah
Ms. Reema |
Rohit Pandey
Shivank Naruka |
The Dramatics Club aims to use drama to teach people about themselves, interact with others, express their creativity, and the power of confidence.
|
7 | Concord Club | Ms. Ayesha
Dr. Harpreet Kaur |
Anjoori Chandra
Shreyo Dewan |
1. The objective of Club is to bring out the hidden talent of students.
2. Students can showcase their talent in the form of vocal singing and instrumental music but also allows them to express their artistic flare. |
8. | SPORTSCLUB | Ms. Gandharve Swami | Rohit Sharma | The sports Club’s role is to organize sports so they can learn to keep themselves physically fit and aims at enhancing the participants’ interest in sports. The sports Club intends to increase the level of commitment to sports from an extracurricular perspective |
9 | National Service Scheme (NSS) | Ar. Tanya Gupta
Ar. Sakshan |
Kabya Rajansh
Aditya Raj
|
NSS encourage the student for the help of a weaker section of society in the form of charity & make to able to obtain their goals. To engage in creative and constructive social action. |
10 | Fly Committee | Ms. Shalkha Tyagi | Mr. Mohit Saxena | Family like you is the Club that creates a familiar environment in college to support the students & family members through events like festivals, international days & birthday celebrations. |
Table B.9.7.2a
Club-wise event details:
- Ameya-Dance Club:
The events organized/participated in by Ameya dance Club for CAY, CAYm1, CAYm2, and CAYm3are listed as
SI. No | Name of the Event / Activity | Date of event/activity (DD-MM-YYYY) | No of participants | Organized by |
CAY (2022-23) | ||||
1 | Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav | 31-08-2022 | 20 | Ameya-Dance Club |
2 | Inspiration Dance competition | 30-09-2022 | 10 | KCC Greater Noida |
3 | In-SNY Dance Competition | 06-10-2022 | 13 | Ameya-Dance Club |
4 | Folk Dance on Diwali Mela | 20-10-2022 | 8 | Ameya-Dance Club |
5 | ORJA Dance competition | 18-10-2022 | 10 | Jiims Greater Noida |
6 | Orientation Day- (Ganesh Vandana) | 21-12-2022 | 1 | Ameya-Dance Club |
7 | Cultural, Dance workshop | 22-12-2022 | 40 | Ameya-Dance Club |
8 | Dance Meet | 18-01-2023 | 20 | Ameya-Dance Club |
9 | Zumbastic | 28-03-2023 | 50 | Ameya-Dance Club |
CAYm1 (2021-22) | ||||
10 | Desh Mera Rangeela | 23-01-2022 | 16 | Ameya-Dance Club |
11 | Freshers’ Party | 11-03-2022 | 20 | Ameya-Dance Club |
12 | Verve Dance Competition | 25-05-2022 | 18 | Ameya-Dance Club |
CAYm2 (2020-21) | ||||
13 | Teacher’s Day | 05-09-2020 | 11 | Ameya-Dance Club |
14 | Dance Competition dance | 14-10-2020 | 16 | KCC Greater Noida |
15 | PLETO Live dance session | 30-01-2021 | 30 | IIT Delhi |
16 | “Grove” Intra college dance competition | 31-03-2021 | 18 | Ameya-Dance Club |
CAYm3 (2019-20) | ||||
17 | Dance Work shop | 13-02-2020 | 50 | Ameya-Dance Club |
18 | “Quartine” Online Dance workshop | 13-05-2020 | 60 | Ameya-Dance Club |
19 | “Flowless ” Online Dance Competition | 13-05-2020 to 27-05-2020 | 58 | Ameya-Dance Club |
20 | Echelon Institute of Technology (Solo Dance) | 30-09-2020 | 01 | Echelon Institute of Technology |
21 | Sangam -Intra-College Dance Competition | 19-09-2019 | 18 | Ameya-Dance Club |
Table B.9.7.2b
The description of a few events under the Ameya-DanceClubis as mentioned below:
1. Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav
Ameya– Dance Club organized this event to honor our soldiers for completing 75 years of our freedom. This event was performed in the auditorium with 20 participants.
2. “Inspiration” Inter-College dance competition
KCC Institute of Legal and Higher Education organized the “Inspiration” inter-college dance competition on Gandhi Jayanti on 30-09-2022. This competition was a group dance with the theme “Patriotism” and a folk-dance style. The competition was held at KCC Institute, Greater Noida. We had a competition with three other groups for this category. The competition was a big hit and DTC received 1st position for the group folk dance category.
3.“IN-SNY”-Dance Competition
“IN-SNY” on dance competition was held on 6-10-2022 with the theme Bollywood Retro in Delhi Technical Campus. Participants gave their definition of Bollywood retro through their performance. This competition was divided into two categories – Solo and Group each having dance forms – Indian and Western, calling out dancers from both backgrounds with a Bollywood Retro dance theme.
4. Folk Dance on Diwali Mela
Ameya: The Dance Club of Delhi Technical Campus participated in the event ‘DIWALI MELA’, and celebrated the festival of lights on 20-10-2022 at DTC. The event ‘DIWALI MELA’ allowed dancing lovers to show their talent together with the feelings of the festival and the viewers to experience the taste of Diwali. We received beautiful and graceful dance performances from many students uploaded on the Instagram page of Ameya dance Club after the event.
Details of 10 best and average projects in 2022-23 (CAY m1)
S. No | Name of the Students | Title of the Project | Name of the Guide |
1 | Gaurav Chadha,
Rudransh Singh Mahra, Devansh Kalia |
Streamline Multimodal Communication with Advanced Image to Textual and Speech Synthesis System utilizing Image Processing and Cross-Platform GUI
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Ms. Megha Kumar
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2 | Chaitanya Chawla,
Kunal, Archisman Tripathy, Neel Gupta |
A Novel Approach to Predict Early Stage of Breast/Lung Cancer using Deep Learning | Ms. Umnah
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3 | NishcheyBhutani,
Shubham Kr Jha, Richa Thakur |
Improvement in Automation of E-commerce website and the Report generated using Selenium Webdriver and Allure Reports | Ms. Preeti Pandey
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4 | Udhay Kaul,
Soodit Kumar, Sweta Kumari, Karan Sharma |
Discovering Generic Medication Substitutes with Machine Learning & Deep Learning | Ms. Karishma Arora
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5 | Tripti,
GeetikaThakran, Yashasvi Gupta, Monika Kumari Baghel |
A social media authentication tool with real-time user verification and fraud detection capabilities | Ms. Medhavi Pandey
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6 | Radha,
Ramani Kant Jha, Nishtha Deep, Aridaman Kumar |
Development of a Machine Learning-based Heart Disease Prediction Model using Cardiovascular Risk Factors
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Dr. Seema Verma
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7 | Jai Nagpal, Aman Nagarkoti, Vaishnavi,
Chaitanya Oberoi |
Centralised freelancing web application using a recommendation system for students | Ms. Karishma Arora
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8 | Onkar Mehra, Jashn Tyagi, Muskan Aggarwal, Gunjan Ahuja | An automated and robust image watermarking system using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learningincluding Neural Networks | Ms. Nidhi Sharma
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9 | Manan Taneja, Archit Sarna, Yashi Rai, Devyani Sokhal | Real Time Sentiment Analysis using Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning and Natural language processing | Ms. Nidhi Sharma
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10 | Ashish Kumar, Ritik, Rithik, Nirwan
Sanidhya Gaur |
Biometrics based Attendance System with Machine Learning integrated Face modelling and recognition | Ms. Chaitali Bhowmik
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Details of 10 best and average projects in 2021-22 (CAY m2)
S. No | Name of the Students | Title of the Project | Name of the Guide |
1 | Advaith Murali, Rahul Sharma, Tanishq Sharma | AI based prediction and detection of Covid-19 infection from chest images
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Mr. Vivek Krishna Misra
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2 | Md. ShahreyarArif, Vashu Dev Malik, Nitish Kumar Jha | Gesture control using computer vision & deep learning
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Mr. Nitesh Bhati
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3 | Awwab Siddiqui, Nikhil Mishra, Priyanshu Mishra, Rahul | Facial/Voice recognition based attendance monitoring system with in-built proxy detection
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Mr. Vivek Krishna Misra
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4 | Arjit Bhandari, Gajendra Farshwan, Harshit Srivastava, Himani Prajapati | Detection &predictionof Arrythmia using CNN model
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Mr. Vivek Krishna Misra
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5 | Naman Grover, Vipul Dev | Web App to maintain, visualise & predict student academic records in school | Ms. Megha Kumar |
6 | Abhishek Kumar, Sadanand Singh, Vinay Kasana , Muskan Choudhary | Accidents detection using UAV’s
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Ms. Nidhi Sharma
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7 | Ayushman Awasthi | Non-invasive brain computer interface | Ms.Preeti Pandey |
8 | Nisha Mehra, JoyetaSaha, Priyanka Jain | Air quality index prediction
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Mr. Upendra Pandey
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9 | Anand Sinha, Shashank Dhoundiyal, Anubhav Bansal | Disease/Tumor detection using Machine Learning
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Ms. Upasna Joshi
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10 | Vibhor Agarwal, Tanishq Goyal | Stock price prediction using machine learning
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Ms. Medhavi Pandey |
Details of 10 best and average projects in 2020-21 (CAY m3)
S. No | Name of the Students | Title of the Project | Name of the Guide |
1 | Shikhar Sarswat | FIFA football manager recommendation system using machine learning | Mr. Vivek Mishra |
2 | Parkhi Bhardwaj | Voice based e-mail system for visually impaired | Ms. Gunjan Sethi |
3 | Bhavishya | Game development using unity and firebase | Ms. Nidhi Sharma |
4 | Gayatri | College enquiry chat bot | Ms. Nidhi Sharma |
5 | Vaibhav Singh, Nitish Kumar, Fahad Siddiqui, RishitGahlot | Handwritten text recognition using machine learning
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Mr. Nitish Bhati
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6 | Sneha kumari, Adiba Parveen, Ashish Yadav, Swastik Jha | Smart health consulting system
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Ms. Megha Kumar |
7 | PayalPunyani | Analytical study on intrusion detection techniques | Mr. Nitish Bhati |
8 | Ashutosh Sharma, Prerit Singh Chauhan, Manan Kumar | Customer relationship management system using PHP | Mr. Nitish Bhati |
9 | Pooja Kumari, Preyanshu Bisht | Real estate price predictor
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Ms. Megha Kumar |
10 | Tarun Pratap Singh, Ravi Ranjan Singh, Arpit Mishra, Himanshu | Semantic segmentation of satellite images
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Ms. Nidhi Sharma |
Details of 10 best and average projects in 2019-20 (CAY m4)
S. No | Name of the Students | Title of the Project | Name of the Guide |
1 | Aniket Singh, Abhishek Garg, Abhishek Kishor, MD Sharib | URL shortener
|
Ms. Megha Kumar |
2 | Rajat Kochar, Piyush Dahra, Hemant | Facial Recognition | Mr. Vivek Krishna Misra |
3 | Md. Sabir dada, Karan singh | Temperature monitoring system | Ms. Upasna Joshi |
4 | Atul Diwedi, Jaffar Jawed, Vikrant Kumar, Avesh Mishra | Object Detection in Deep Learning Using SSD | Mr. Nitesh Bhati |
5 | Avinash Kumar, Kumar Anurag, Mohd Yahiya Khan, Shivam Bharti | Smart Checkout System (using Edge Computing) | Ms. Medhavi Pandey |
6 | Aakriti Kumari, Aashna Parashar, Ansh Gupta, Nikita Sharma | Profitable App Profiles for the App Store and Google Play Markets
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Ms VidushiWanchoo |
7 | Yashi Shankhdhar, Ria Arora, Paras Mahalwal | Digit Recognition
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Mrs. Megha Kumar
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8 | Sakshi Jha, Shreya Saini, Fahad Mehfooz, Sahil Singh | Driver Drowsiness Monitor
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Ms. Nidhi Sharma |
9 | Vedant Mehta
nikkisharma |
Traffic Light Classifier
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Ms. Medhavi Pandey |
10 | Sudhanshu kumar, Rajat Kumar, Aashish Malik | Xbank System using Blockchain | Mr. Nitesh Singh Bhati |
S.No | Academiu Year | Name of the student | Name of the events | Organisation /Place | Position |
1 | 2022-23 | HARDIK SETHI | Half Marathon organised by NSS Cell of GGSIPU,DELHI | GGSIPU,Delhi | Winner Gold Medal |
2 | ALOK MISHRA HARSH NAGAR VANSH SHARMA AVINASH KUMAR LAKSHAY,SHIVANSHU SHUKHLA,VIPIN SUBODH SINGH RANA ,DHARMESH TOMAR,SANDEEP CHAUDHARY,PRASHANT CHAUDHARY ,VANSHAJ CHAWLA SHIVAM RAWAT |
Sports Meet-2022 University level | GGSIPU,Delhi | Winner Silver Medal |
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3 | Priyanshi kulshreshtha ,Himanshi garg,Akriti sharmahardika saini, sayani ,saloni,Rehunama khan,vedika verma ,vanshika,dua,ishita arya | “Insperation”Inter-college State Level dance competition. | KCC ,GREATER NOIDA | 1st Position | |
4 | Anupriya, Saiyam, Riya, Aryan ,Adeeba | “OORJA”Inter-college State Level dance competition. | JIIMS GREATER NOIDA | 3rd position | |
5 | Shriya ,Kashish ,Kanishka ,Harsh ,Uday ,Tushar | “OORJA” Inter-college State Level dance competition. | JIIMS GREATER NOIDA/ State Level | 2nd position | |
6 | Nikhil Sharma . | “OORJA” Inter- college State-Level Stand-up Comedy competition. | JIIMS GREATER NOIDA/ State Level | 3rd position | |
Varun Goyal | Shark Tank | USICT,GGSIPU | 1st position | ||
7 | Mr.Deshant Gogia | “Echiesta 2022″Inter-college State Level dance competition. | Echelon Institute of Technology(Solo Dance) | Participated | |
8 | 2019-2020 | Nikhil Mishra(CSE) | University Level Just a minute competition | GBPEC/University level | 1st Position |
9 | Nikhil Mishra(CSE) | University Level Just a minute competition | GBPEC/University level | 2nd position | |
10 | 2018-19 | Nikhil Mishra(CSE) | State Level DebateCompetition competition | Jaipuria Inst of Managment/State level. | 3rd position |
11 | Nikhil Mishra(CSE) | University Level DebateCompetition competition | GBPEC/University level | 3rd position | |
12 | Deepika Katiyar,Shrishti Sharma | University Level Rangoli Competition competition | GBPEC/University level | 1st Position | |
13 | Nikhil Mishra(CSE) | StateLevel Just a minute competition | United Group of Institution/State level. | 1st Position | |
14 | Ayush Aggarwal,Ravi Sharma, PArisha Santoshi,Rajdeep Sharma, Srishty Rawat, Kumar Anurag | Smart India Hackathon | AICTE/National Level | 3rd position (prize money of 10,000) |
Certification Courses
Self-learning or value-added courses are delivered to improve student’s learning and achievement and build their learning capacity. They are delivered to empower them to become independent learners and to motivate them to achieve their full potential. Value-added courses increase the chances of getting a job and a lucrative career. Along with improving professional skills and knowledge, confidence gets boosted, and it is reflected in the personality of our students. The life spent in college should be utilized for securing a promised career. The technology-driven education model is expected to revolutionize the landscape of learning and development in India and the global landscape, with pioneering outcomes on knowledge creation and transfer. The effective integration of technology, innovation, and value-based curriculum increases the students’ engagement along with the academic learning environment, encouraging critical thinking skills and problem-solving amongst the student community. Collaborative endeavours in conjunction with industry to design value-based curricula with the focus on bringing the results of cutting-edge research, innovative practicing skills, and knowledge in contemporary pedagogy and academic delivery progression. The process would encourage and involve learners in their educational journey and make them ready to face the challenges of the dynamic business environment.
At Delhi Technical Campus, particular emphasis is taken to deliver innovative value-added courses to enhance and update the students’ knowledge bank and improvethe faculty pedagogy style. Integration with multiple industry experts is done to enhance their placement opportunities along with getting them knowledge. Faculties are assigned at every process stage to assist and motivate the students. A local chapter of NPTEL is also built to ease the learning process. The faculty also plays a vital role in motivating the students to attend courses from Coursera and Udemy.
Sample of MOOC, NPTEL and various Courses completed by students are shown in Figure B.9.4
Figure B.9.4
1.1 2021_MOU_ICT Academy_1_year
1.3_2018_MOU_1year_ICT Academy
2. 2020_23_MOU_CISCO (NIIT Foundation)
8. 2023_HALP_Technologies_letter
12. 2017_2022_MOU_5years_Advancetech, Chandigarh
13.2 2021_MOU_CETPA INFOTECH PVT. LTD.
13.3 2020_MOU_CETPA INFOTECH PVT. LTD
14. 2018_MOU_5years_ALTTC, BSNL
Industrial Visit to Network Bulls – Gurugram ( 16th June 2023)
On 16th June, 2023, Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized an Industrial visit to Network Bulls – Gurugram for CSE II year students.
Network Bulls is a premier institute for networking training in India. It offers advance trainings in associates, Professional and Expert level in Enterprises/ R&S, Security and Data centre and Collaboration track certifications which are offered by Cisco Systems
Students assembled at the institute at 9:00 AM in front of the main gate and then all got to the bus to reach the destination on time. After reaching out, Students were given a brief introduction about networking as a field and the various aspects like demand, requirements, and certification of the field. Then, a theory lecture was given about IP Addresses, Network layers, Network Security, and various other topics. The theory session was completed around 12:30 PM. Then all the students commenced to the Labs for the practical understanding of networking. They were introduced to the different network devices such as router, switched and various network related commands and their implementation in the industry.
Overall, It was a great experience to know about different field in IT and learned various aspects and functioning of IT Industry
Industrial Visit to Network Bulls – Gurugram ( 14th June 2023)
On June 14th, 2023, Department of Computer Science and Engineering organized an Industrial visit to Network Bulls, Gurugram for 3rd year CSE students.
It is firmly believe that the knowledge of Networks is extremely crucial for understanding the concepts of Computer Science. Thus, the visit was arranged with the intention of providing our pupils with in-depth insights into the working of Network Devices and Data Centres.
The visit to Network Bulls enabled the students to attain hands-on experience and exposure to the world of networking. All in all, the experience was great, and the students learned a lot.
Industrial Visit to Iris Software Pvt Ltd ( 27th Feb 2020)
On 27th Feb, 2020, Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized an Industrial visit to Iris Software Pvt Ltd for CSE II year students.
IRIS Software Pvt Ltd is a company which provides industry leading business critical software solutions and services to manage core business operations. This company was started 45 years ago with accountancy software and have evolved to be relied on by more than 100,000 customers across 135 countries in accountancy, education and business. t is classified as Non-govt company and is registered at Registrar of Companies, Delhi.
After a motivating and encouraging interaction with the manager, the students also got an opportunity to see the work of the company in different departments. They interacted with the company officials regarding the various projects and programs. The event provided great practical learning and exposure to the students.
Industrial Visit to Sunstar Overseas Ltd (20th Feb 2020)
Students of second year CSE dept visited SUNSTAR OVERSEAS LIMITED, MURTHAL on 20.02.2020. Sunstar Overseas Limited is a Public incorporated on 06 January 1995. It is classified as Non-govt company and is registered at Registrar of Companies, Delhi. The objective behind this industrial visit is to provide the live industry exposure to students.
The students had a plant tour in control and automated production unit and learnt about plant instruments, measurements and electrical power generating out of waste. Overall, a good learning and practical experience for the student.
Industrial Visit to Calcom Vision Ltd ( 19th Feb 2020)
An industrial visit to Calcom Vision Ltd.was scheduled by Department of Computer Science and Engineering for the 3rd and final year students. The objective of this program is to give corporate exposure to the students and hone their managerial, organizational and leadership skills.
Students first met Manager, Calcom Vision Ltd. After a very motivating and encouraging interaction with the manager, the students also got an opportunity to see the work stations and production department, and interacted with the company officials regarding the various projects and programs. The event provided great learning and exposure to the students.
Industrial Visit to Cyber Group (6th Feb 2020)
An industrial visit to Cyber Group was scheduled for CSE 3rd year students by the department of Computer science and Engineering. The objective of this program is to give corporate exposure to the students and hone their managerial, organizational and leadership skills. The institute alumni students, Mayank and Aashta’ helped in organizing the entire event and meeting with the company HR. Students first met Mr. Neeraj Shridhar, HR Cyber Group. After a very motivating and encouraging interaction with the HR, the students also got an opportunity to see the work stations, and interacted with the company officials regarding the various projects and programs. The students also spent quality time with the institute alumni in the company canteen and clicked pictures with them. The event provided great learning and exposure to the students.
Industrial Visit to Huawei Telecommunication, Gurugram (4th Sept 2018)
On 4th September, 2018 Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized an Industrial visit to Huawei Telecommunication, Gurugram for CSE II year students under the supervision of Ms. Megha Kumar (Assistant Professor CSE).
Huawei Technologies is a leading ICT Company with an annual turnover of USD 65 Billion. Huawei is manufacturer of all telecom equipments in domain of 2G, 3G, LTE, Datacomm equipment, Mobile, dongles, Transmission equipment etc. Huawei customers include leading operators like Bharti, Vodafone, Reliance, Tata, Uninor, Idea, BSNL, MTNL etc.
Huawei is also very active in enterprise domain. Huawei has more than 125,000 employees globally and has presence in more than 150 countries. Huawei has over 70,000 product and solution R&D employees, comprising more than 45% of our total workforce worldwide. Huawei has multiple offices in India including Sales & Support, R&D, GNOC etc. R&D center & GNOC support customers all over the globe. They have set up 16 R&D centers in countries that include Germany, Sweden, the US, France, Italy, Russia, India, and China.
In this industrial visit, students visited and learned about labs on 4G architecture, cloud computing, MSC and VLR. Overall it was a good learning experience for all and it will help the students in bridging the industry-institute gap.
Industrial Visit to AllSoft ( 2nd Feb 2019)
An Industrial visit to Allsoft solutions & Services Pvt. Ltd. (A Business Partner of IBM)
was planned by Department of Computer Science and Engineering on 2 Feb 2019
After a initiation and approval from Allsoft Solutions & Services Pvt. Ltd., B. Tech. (CSE) 3rd year students went on an industrial visit in the above company. We all gathered at the college at 9:30 A.M. and left the college by college bus and reached at 10:00 AM.
AllSoft is a Software Development & Corporate Training company in IT sector. Mrs. Shefaly Dutta (Operation Manager) started the first session by a brief introduction about company. The schedule in attached for more details. She shared her experience of IT sector with us and guide for the other trends. They provide us snacks in the lunch time.
Mr. Amit Gupta (founder and senior trainer of Interview Gyan) started the second session by giving us the tips of cracking an interview that contains interview skills and few important key points to improve the professional personality with much more. He guides us about the followings:
- How to make an impressive resume/c.v.?
2. Things to be added or eliminated in one’s resume.
3. Dos & Don’ts in an interview.
4. How to project oneself before the interviewer?
5. Discussion on frequently asked questions in the interview.
Mr. Amit Gupta gives us the booklet of frequently asked questions in interviews also. In last session, Mr. Mayank Gupta (Event Manager) takes the feedback and select three students for the scholarship. The visit came to the end at 3:30 P.M.
This industrial visit was informative, interesting and successful that added a lot of corporate and interview knowledge for our students.