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Volume 6 - Issue 1

June-2017

Criya

Campus Address: Rukmini Knowledge Park, Kattigenahalli, Yelahanka, Bengaluru - 560 064

Rukmini Educational Charitable Trust

School of Computing and InformationTechnology

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Contents Page No.Courses Offered 02Faculty Members and Staff 02Achievements of Faculty Members 02Research Activities 04 Papers Presented 05 Workshops 05 Conferences 06 Research Grants 06Students’ Achievements Academics 07 Placements 07Infrastructure School library 08 Laboratories 08 Other Facilities 08Photo Gallery 08Articles 10Biography 11About REVA University 12Upcoming Events 13

Guest Editor

It feels great to see that the School of Computing & Information Technology (C&IT) is bringing out a newsletter, Criya, bi-annually. The new semester is upon us and with it comes the promise of great growth and change. As part of our own expansion and growth, the School of C&IT is launching a news-letter to highlight the events of the School. As a vi-brant school, C&IT has conducted several programs which are beneficial to staff and students and also has witnessed several achievements which are to be recorded. This newsletter brings out the events and activities that are conducted and make them known to the external world.

Dr. S. Y. Kulkarni Vice Chancellor REVA University

Chief Editor

School of Computing & Information Technology is excited to launch its e-newsletter, Criya, which is specifically designed to publicize the events organ-ized and achievements of the School in technical, cultural and sports related activities. The School has signed up for the newsletter in the hopes that every-one will find great value in its contents and that it will aid in School goals to grow and thrive. Current technologies are facilitating technocrats to enhance the comfort living of human beings. The School has marked remarkable growth when it comes to tech-nologies. Many workshops have been organized in order to update the students and the faculty mem-bers with recent trends and which have all been re-corded in this newsletter. In addition to the academ-ics, the School has even marked its place in cultural and Sports. Students are given appropriate platform to showcase their talents in all fields and making their endeavor spirit of learning and success strong-er. The students are also motivated for research and they are provided with all the facilities to carry out their research work with the guidance of highly qualified faculty members.

Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi Director, School of C&IT & Dean, Faculty of Engg

REVA University

CHIEF PATRON Dr. P. Shyama Raju, Chancellor REVA University, Bengaluru.

PATRONS Dr. S.Y. Kulkarni, Vice Chancellor Dr. M. Dhanamjaya, Registrar REVA University, Bengaluru

EDITORIAL BOARD

Dr. Mallikarjun KodabagiProfessor & Deputy DirectorSchool of Computing & Information Technology, REVA University

Editorial

NEWS COORDINATORSMr. Vinay Kumar M, Assistant Professor, School of Computing & IT Bengaluru-64

Ashwin Kumar . UM, Associate Professor & Assistant DirectorSchool of Computing & Information Technology, REVA University

Dr. Mallikarjuna Shasthry Professor & Asssistant DirectorSchool of Computing & Information Technology, REVA University

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Faculty Members and Staff

The potential of the School of Computing and Infor-mation Technology lies in the highly qualified and talented faculty members.

Courses Offered

The School of Computing and Information Technolo-gy offers an UG, three full-time PG, a part time PG, an MS program and Ph.D. in Computer Science & Engi-neering. The details are as follows:

AchievementsState Awards to Engineers for the year 2015 Held On: 12-04-2017

Organized By: Government of Karnataka

Dr. SunilKumar S Manvi was awarded with “Prof. Satish Dhawan Young Engineers State Award” for the year 2015, instituted by the Government of Karnataka. This award is in recognition of his outstanding contribution in the field of Engineering Science. Dr. Manvi received this prestigious award from Hon’ble Chief Minister Sri Siddaramaiah in the presence of Bharat Ratna awardee Prof. CNR Rao and Hon’ble Minister for Planning, Statistics and Science & Technology.

Course Duration

B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering

4 Years

M.Tech in Computer Science Engineering (Full Time)

2 Years

M. Tech. in Data Engineering and Cloud Computing (Full Time)

2 Years

M. Tech. in Computer Network Engineering (Full Time)

2 Years

M. Tech. in Computer Science Engineering (Part Time)

3 Years

MS in Computer Science 3 Years

Ph. D in Computer Science Engineering 4 Years

Faculty Details Strength

Faculty and Technical Staff Members 102

Professors 05

Associate Professors 12

Assistant Professors 68

Technical Staff Members 17

Faculty Details according to qualification

Faculty Members with Ph.D 05

Faculty Members pursuing Ph.D 48

Faculty Members with M.Tech 57



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Sl no Faculty Name Title of Research Guide Name Awarding

UniversityNo of

Publications

1 Sarvamangala D R Computational Intelligence approaches for health care applications

Dr. Raghavendra V Kulkarni VTU 2

2 Venkatesh Prasad K.S Simulation of battery management system Dr. B.P Divakar Kuvempu 4

3 Ashwin Kumar N An Algorithm for Decision Making using Medical Data

Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry VTU 13

4 Ananda Shankar A Opinion and Trust based Collaborative decision making model for Healthcare


5 Meenakshi Sundaram AAutomatic Detection of forged areas in a fictious image for Deformation Application

Dr. Nandini C VTU 4

6. Mylara Reddy C Performance Evaluation of Fault Toler-ance Techniques in Cloud Computing Dr. Nalini N VTU 1

7 Nirmala S GuptaInvestigation of CBIR algorithms for medical images and application using multidimensional features

Dr. Kiran Kumari Patil RU 1

8 Kiran M Information Theoretic Modeling of Map Reduce Design Expressions

Dr. Ravi (Ravin-der) Prakash G RU 28

9 Vani K Information dissemination in Underwater Acoustic Sensor Networks Dr. S S Manvi RU 1

10 Sujatha K Security for sensitive information in big data analytics Dr. Udaya Rani V RU 2

11 Chaithra M.H

A Robust Frame Work For Novel Au-thentication Policy for strengthening the privacy standards in Cloud Based Services

Dr. Vagdevi .S VTU 4

12 Bindushree D C Prediction of CV risk In time to time censored data using DM techniques. Dr. Udaya Rani V RU 1

13. Nikhil. S. Tengli

An Automatic System for Design of Shopping Guide with Image Retrieval based on Mobile Visual Search in the Fashion Domain

Dr. Suvarna Nandyal VTU -

14 Rathan MEfficient algorithms and models for spatial and web applications using predictive analytics

Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled RU 1

15 Shobha BiradarDesign and Development of new Tech-niques for coverage and connectivity in WSN


16. Ravishankar HInvestigation on evolutionary Schedul-ing algorithm for Provisioning QoS on 802.16c tactical network

Dr. Kiran Kumari Patil VTU 1

17 Lithin KInvestigation of novel Techniques for Signal transmission in Wearable wire-less networks


18 Ambika B.JPath Restoration in MPLS Networks – A Fast Recovery Method using Graph Algorithm

Dr. M.K Banga RU 1

19 Supreeth SInvestigation on Scheduling Virtual Machines in Cloud Computing Environ-ment for Real Time Application


20 Sheelavathi K V Content based behavioral approach for malicious code detection in data mining Dr. Udaya Rani RU 1

21 Akram Pasha Computational Intelligence and Big Data

Dr. Raghavendra V Kulkarni VTU 5

22 Salma Banu N K Prediction of Heart Disease using Data Mining and Big Data Analytics Dr. Suma Swamy VTU 1

23 Naveen Chandra Gowda Security in Cloud Computing Environment :A Cognitive Approach Dr. S S Manvi VTU 0

Details of Faculty Members Pursuing Ph.D.



Sl no Guide Name Title of Research University Faculty Name

11 1 Dr. S S Manvi

Information dissemination in Underwater Acoustic Sensor Networks RU Vani K

Resource management in wireless sensor networks VTU Nagesha Shivappa

Trust management in VANETs VTU Shrikant Tangade

Routing and congestion control in wireless mesh network VTU Nirmal Kumar

Benni

Encryption key management, protection and advanced security of data in Vehicular Cloud Environments VTU Nayana Hegde

Cancer classification using Gene expression Data Analysis VTU Nimritha Koul

Security in Cloud Computing Environment :A Cognitive Approach VTU Naveen Chandra

Gowda

Automated Positioning of Machines Using Learning Systems RU Rizawan N Shaikh

Design And Development of Content Based Medical Image Retrieval System for Analysis of Tumor using Big Data Analytics

RU Lakshmanan

An Analysis & Investigation of Text Detection and Recognition in Images for Kannada Language RU Shahzia Siddiqua

A Novel Secured Framework for Data Analytics in Large Datasets using Machine Learning RU S R Mani Sekhar

Sl no Faculty Name Title of Research Guide Name Awarding

UniversityNo of

Publications

24 Manjunatha P.C Investigation on Quality of Service Optimization over VANETS

Dr. Bharathi Malaka Reddy VTU 0

25 Lalitha. L Opinion Mining Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled RU 1

26 Rashmi.C Social Network Analysis Dr. Mallikarjun M. Kodabagi RU 1

27 Anooja Ali Algorithms for Mining very large Biological Gene Sequences

Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled RU 1

28 Tanuja .KOntology based Semantic Information classification for Epileptic Seizure using optimal Fuzzy System


29 Arun Kumar E-Mail Classification using Machine learning

Dr. Mallikarjun M. Kodabagi RU 0

30 Surendra Babu Retail sales prediction using deep learning

Dr. Mallikarjun M. Kodabagi RU 0

31 Raghavendra Reddy Unsupervised machine learning techniques for data analysis

Dr. Gopal K Shyam RU 0

32 Raghavendra Nayak Machine learning mechanisms for big scholarly data analyzer

Dr. Rajeev Ranjan RU 0

33 Nimritha Koul Cancer classification using Gene expression Data Analysis Dr. Sunil S Manvi VTU 1

34 Shruthi GExtracting useful features from unstruc-tured data in cloud environment for real time application.

Dr. Monica R Mundada VTU 0

35 Ila Chandrakar Privacy preserving data mining techniques in large databases

Dr. Vishwanath Hullipad RU 1

36 Manju More E Design of multilingual ranking indexing cloud Dr. Sunil Kumar G VTU 0

Details of Faculty Members Pursuing Ph.D.

Details of Faculty Members Guiding Ph.D. Scholars



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Sl no Guide Name Title of Research University Faculty Name

2 Dr. Kiran Kumari Patil

Investigation of CBIR algorithm major medical images and application using multidimensional features RU Nirmala S Gupta

Investigation on evolutionary Scheduling algorithm for Provisioning QoS on 802.16c tactical network VTU Ravishankar H

Investigation of novel Techniques for Signal transmission in Wearable wireless network VTU Lithin K

Investigation on Scheduling Virtual Machines in Cloud Computing Environment for Real Time Application VTU Supreeth. S

Ontology based Semantic Information classification for Epileptic Seizure using optimal Fuzzy System VTU Tanuja

3 Dr.Udayarani

Privacy preserving in big data for sensitive Information RU Sujatha .K

Content based behavioral approach for malicious code detection in data mining. RU Sheelavathi K.V

Prediction of CV risk In time to time censored data using DM techniques. RU Bindushree

Advanced Radar Signal Processing Technique for Better Detection of Slow Moving Targets for Coastal Area. RU Rajesh B

4 Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry

An Algorithmic approach for Decision Making using Medical Data VTU Ashwin Kumar U

Opinion and Trust based Collaborative decision making model for Healthcare VTU Anand Shankar A

High dimensional data model for high speed data streams in E-learning VTU Suresh Kumar S

Novel Framework for Fragment Encryption Based Secu-rity towards Reduction of Bandwidth Utilization in Cloud Computing.

RU Archana M

Design and Development of new Techniques for coverage and connectivity in WSN VTU Shobha Biradar

Anomaly Detection of Streaming Sensor Data Using Spark ML/Mllib Techniques RU Ramakrishna K T

Clustering Algorithm For Analyzing Cancer Genome Sequences RU Prabhuraj Meti Patil

Details of Faculty Members Guiding Ph.D. Scholars

5 Dr. Mallikarjuna Kodabagi

Social Network Analysis RU Rashmi .C

Retail sales prediction using deep learning RU Surendra Babu

E-mail classification using machine learning RU Arun Kumar

Internet of things based technology for Smart Home System. RU

Markandeshwar Jerabandi

Soft computing based approaches for classification of medical data. RU Ahelam Mainoddin

Tikotikar

Classification of Web Pages Using Text Mining. RU Anusha Mallikarjun Meti

6Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled

Algorithms for Mining very large Biological Gene Sequences RU Anooja Ali

Opinion Mining RU Lalitha.L

Privacy preserving data mining techniques in large databases RU Ila Chandrakar

7 Dr.Prabhakar M

Energy Efficient and Effective Compressive Data Aggregation In Cluster Based Wireless Sensor Networks RU Syed Abdul Raheem

Revisiting of Public Key Cryptography for Securing Internet of Things. RU Javeria Ambareen

Elliptic Curve Cryptography Based Security Model for Internet of Things RU Tabassum Ara

View Invariant 3D Human Pose Estimation and Skeletal Mapping RU A Dinesh Prasanna



Research Activities

Faculty members and students of the School of Com-puting and Information Technology are actively in-volved in research and development activities. They have published their work in many national and in-ternational journals and conferences of high impact factors. Here is the overview.

Sl. no. Publications Listed in Scopus/Web of Science

1Manjula R. Bharamgoudra, Sunilkumar S. Manvi, "Agent-based secure routing for underwater acoustic sensor networks" International Journal of Communication Systems, Wiley Publishers, February 2017.

2Sunilkumar S. Manvi, Srikanth S tangade, “A Survey on Authentication Schemes in VANETs (Vehicular ad hoc networks) for Secured Communication”.

3Nirmala S Guptha and Kiran Kumari Patil , “Earth Movers Distance Based CBIR Using Adaptive Regularized Kernel Fuzzy C-Means Method of Liver Cirrhosis Histopathological Segmentation” , Paper is accepted for “International Journal of Signal and Imaging Sys-tems Engineering”, Inder science Publishers Ltd.

4Nirmala S Guptha and Kiran Kumari Patil ,” Liver Contour and Shape Analysis under Pattern Clustering” , presented and published in “ International Conference on Cognition and Recognition(ICCR – 2016)”@ MIT ,Mysore , published in Springer series "Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems".

Total Number Publication in 2017

Journals 38

Conferences 90

Publications by Students 48

Journal Paper Publications

Sl no Faculty Name Title of paper Journal

1 Dr. SunilKumar ManviEvent driven energy depth and channel aware routing for underwater acoustic sensor networks: Agent oriented clustering based approach

Elsevier - Computers and Electrical Engineering

2 Prof. Nirmala S Guptha, Dr. Kiran Kumari Patil

Agent-based secure routing for underwater acoustic sensor networks

International Journal of communications systems

3 Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi, Srikanth Tangade

A Survey on Authentication Schemes in VANETs (Vehicular ad hoc networks) for Secured Communication

Elsevier Peer–Reviewed Journal “Vehicular Communications”

4 Dr.MallikarjunM Shastry An optimistic Routing ProtocolInternational Journal of Digital Library of Technology & Research

5 Prof. Anita Chagi Framework for object-oriented WWW applications using Embedded Concepts

International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering

6 Prof. Anita Chagi Combinational Study on Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence from Young Age to Old IJESC Journal

7 Manaswini,BijayKumar J Safe guarding against DoS attack: A brief survey on software puzzle AJETI

8 N Nikota Andre, Bijay Kumar J A survey on data confidentiality in cloud storage Environment AJETI

9 Mylara Reddy Fault Tolerant Software Systems Using Software Configuration Cloud Computing, Springer

10 Meenakshi S ASRD: Algorithm for spliced region detection in digital image forensics CSOC-2017 SPRINGER

11 Vani K Analysis or PSO clustering algorithm in UWASN Asian Journal of Engg. OfTech Innovation

12 Vani K Comparative analysis of MAC Scheduling Algorithms in UWASN Asian Journal of Engg. Of Tech Innovation



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Conference Paper Publications

Sl no Faculty Name Title of paper Conference Name Place Country

1 Dr. S S Manvi, Nimrita koul

A Proposed Model for Neural Machine Translation of Sanskrit into English

11th INDIACom; INDIA-Com-2017 Bengaluru INDIA

2Nirmalkumar S Benni, Sunilkumar S Manvi

“Wireless Detection System for Health and Military Application”

Advance Computing Conference (IACC), 2017 IEEE 7th International

Hyderabad INDIA

3Dr.Mallikarjun M Kodabagi, Ahelam Tikotikar

A comparative analysis of data mining tools

IEEE international conference on science, technology, engineer-ing and management (ICSTEM’17 )

Chennai INDIA

4Dr.Mallikarjun M. Kodabagi, Anusha Meti

A survey on techniques for web page classification

IEEE International Conference on Science, Technology, Engineering and Management (IEEE ICSTEM’17 )

Chennai INDIA

5 Anuja Ali, Dr.Vishwanath R H

A Review of Aligners for Protain -Protain Interaction Network

Recent Trends in Electronics, Informa-tion & Communication Technology

SVCE, Bengaluru INDIA

6 Dr.Mallikarjun M Shastry

Data base per seniq for E-learn-ing system with micro son

IEEE Smart Tech Con-2017

REVA UNIVERSITYBengaluru INDIA

7 Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled

PMEM: Predicting Multiple Time Series using Ensemble Model

IEEE 2nd International Conference-on Contem-porary Computing-and Informatics

Bengaluru INDIA

8 Prof. Nimrita Koul Portrayal of Sita and Other Wom-en in Devdutt Patnaik’s Writings

International Conference on RENG Conf-2017 Delhi INDIA

9 Raghavendra reddyRLEC: Recursive Leach based Energy Conservation in WSN’s using clustering technique

Second National Con-ference On Advances In Computing And Informa-tion Technology

Bengaluru INDIA

10Laxmi Jayan-navar, Anooja Ali, Shreekanth Jere

Recruitment Graph Model for Hiring Unique Competencies using Social Media Mining

2017 ACM 9th Interna-tional Conference on Machine Learning and Computing (ICMLC 2017)

Singapore Singapore

11 Salma BanuPrediction of Heart Disease at early stage using Data Mining and Big Data Analytics: A Survey

7th IEEE International Advance Computing Conference (IACC-2017)

GSSS, Mysore INDIA

12 Ila ChandrakarAnalysis of the Effects of Cur-rency Demonetization in India Using Bayesian Prediction

IEEE International Conference on Comput-ing and Communication Technologies (ICCCT ’17)

Chennai INDIA

13 Sarvamangala D RSwarm Intelligence Algorithm for Medical Image Restoration: A Comparative Study

First International Conference on Compu-tational Intelligence, Communications, and Business Analytics (CICBA - 2017) Calcutta Business School

Calcutta India

14 Prof. Meenakshi Sundaram A

ASRD: Algorithm for Spliced Re-gion Detection in Digital Image Forensics

CSOC-2017 (Computer Science Online confer-ence)

SPRINGER INDIA

15 Dr. Prabhakar

Compressive Data Aggregation Technique for Comb Based Nee-dle Model with Deterministic Scheme in Military Application

IEEE International Conference On Recent Trends In Electronics Information Communi-cation Technology

SVCE Bengaluru INDIA



Sl no Faculty Name Title of paper Conference Name Place Country

16 Dr. Gopal Krishna Shyam

Smart waste management using Internet-of-Things (IoT)

2nd IEEE International Conference on Comput-ing and Communica-tions Technologies

Bengaluru INDIA

17 Ranjitha U N, Sagar & Sridhar Wireless Clustering ACIT-2017


18 K Anitha, TabasumA survey on various approaches to secure cloud storage system data

ACIT-2017REVA UNIVERSITY

Bengaluru INDIA

19 Laxmi JayannavarBig data application on traffic aware partition & Location based aggregation for map reducing

NCAC-2017BMSIT

Bengaluru INDIA

20 L A LalithaSpamming the mainstream A survey on trending twitter spam detection techniques

IEEE International Conference Smart Tech Con-2017

REVA University, Bengaluru INDIA

21 Bindushree D C

A review of using various DM Techniques for evaluation of Performance & Analysis of Heart Disease Prediction

IEEE International Conference Smart Tech Con-2017


22 Mylara Reddy Deduplication and Optimize Task scheduling in Cloud ACIT-REVA-2017


123 Rashmi C A review on Overlapping Com-munity Detection Methodologies



24 Shashikala N A survey of Sensitive Data Shar-ing over Big Data platform NCAC-2017

BMSITBengaluru INDIA

25 Sujatha K

Privacy Preserving file search on encrypted Data on Cloud Environment secure video download through in-network caching

NCAC-2017BMSIT

Bengaluru INDIA

26 Kanaiya V KC2C Communication for Road Safety - Application & Challenges

“Advances in Computing Information Technology” (ACIT-2017)


27 A Ananda Shankar Secure Sharing of Data in cloud Through Key Aggregation



28 A Ananda ShankarDecision support System for Cancer disease using Text opinion mining Tech



29Shobha Biradar, Dr.Mallikarjuna M Shastry

Coverage Enhancement Strat-egies used in wireless sensor networks



30Shashi Kumar, Mu-hammad Hamzah, Gopal K.

Password Protection using Hash Indexes

Proceedings of IEEE SmartTechCon2017, REVA University


Conference Paper Publications

Patents

Sl no Faculty Name Title Year

1 Dr. S S Manvi, Shrikant S. Tangade and Pravin Vijapur

Connection of Things (CoT) Based Smart Add-On Plug Version-1 for Home/Office Automation 2017

2 Mallikarjun M Kodabagi IOT based Technology on Smart Home System 2017



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Workshops organized:

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Name of the Faculty Member Title

Organizers & Technical Sponsors

Month Year

1 Prof. Ashwin Kumar U Motagi National Conference (AICT_2017)

School of C&IT and AICT technically sponsored

5th May 2017

2 Dr. Sunilkumar.S.ManviIEEE Technically Sponsored International Conference on Smart Smart Technologies for Smart Nations

School of C&IT and IEEE technically sponsored

17th -19th August 2017

3 Dr.Vishwanath R Hulippad Neuro-Linguistic Programming and Machine Learning REVA University 12th Jan 2017

4 Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry Simulation of Wireless Networks Using NS3 REVA University 23rd to 25th Jan 2017

5 Prof. Bijay Kumar Jyothishi Agile Methodologies REVA University 18th Feb 2017

6 Prof. Satish G.C Machine Learning with Python REVA University 7th March 2017

7 Dr. Udaya Rani IT Security and Ethical Hacking REVA University 3rd-4th March 2017

8 Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry, Dr. Udaya Rani

Research Methodology, LaTeX and Report Writing REVA University 4th,11th & 18th March 2017

9 Prof. Bijay Kumar Jyothishi Gamingand virtual reality REVA University 17th March 2017

10 Prof. Satish G.C IOT and Cloud using ARDUINO and AZURE REVA University 22nd & 23rd April 2017

11 Dr. Mallikarjuna Kodabagi Python programming REVA University 5th-6th May 2017

12Dr. Mallikarjuna Kodabagi Prof. AshwinKumar U Motagi

Machine Learning & Deep Learning Techniques REVA University 30th June-1st July 2017

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Dr. Mallikarjuna Kodabagi, Dr.Vishwanath R Hulippad and Prof. AshwinKumar U Motagi

Python for Data Science: Insight into Machine Intelligence with Tensor flow REVA University 6th & 7th July 2017

14 Dr. Udaya Rani Machine Learning & Deep Learning Techniques REVA University 26th -27th July 2017

15 Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry P.M. Ehitcal Hacking REVA University 3rd and 4th of March 2017

Conferences and WorkshopsThe School of Computing and Information Technology has been actively conducting workshops and seminars for the benefit of students and teachers. Resource persons from industry and academia are invited to talk and give hands-on training on the innovative technologies that are in use today. Here is the overview of the events that were held last semester.

Workshops/Conferences Attended:

Sl no Faculty Name Title Place Month &

Year

1 Nirmala S Gupta FDP on Android application development course conducted by VTU in association Google india pvt. Ltd.

Koeing solutions Visvesvaraya Technological University

19/06/2017 to 23/06/2017

2 Naveen Chandra Gowda IEEE sponsored conference on cognitive science MSRIT 23/01/2017 to 28/01/2017

3 Nimrita Koul IEEE international conference on sustainable computing

Bharateeya Vidyapeeth, New Delhi

01/03/2017 to 02/03/2017

4 Supreeth S FDP on Android application development course con-ducted by VTU in association Google India Pvt. Ltd.

Koeing solutions Visvesvaraya Technological

19/06/2017 to 23/06/2017

5 Sarvamangala D R International conference on computational intelli-gence , communication and business analytics Kolkata 24/03/2017 to

25/03/2017

6 Ila Chandrakar FDP on Big data Analytics using HADOOP. Nitte Meenakshi Institute of Technology. January 2017


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Research Grants (Submitted)

DST PROPOSALS (Submitted)

Principal Investigator : Dr. Sunil Kumar ManviCo-Principal Investigator : Dr. Mallikarjun M Kodabagi

Sl no Proposed by Sanctioning

Authority Project Title Sanctioned amount

1 Prof. G C Sathish VGST Establishing Cloud Computing Lab for Image Processing &

Multimedia Security 20.00

2 Dr. Mallikarjun Kodabagi CESEM Establishment of Centre of Excellence in Data Science and Engineering 60.00

3 Dr. Vishwanath R Hulipalled KFIST-II Establishment of Information Processing and Big Data Analytics Laboratory 40.00

4 Dr. Sunilkumar S Manvi FDP Computational Intelligent Applications in Big Data and Smart City 2.00

5 Mr. Naveen Chandra Gowda RFTP Developing a Secured Universal System for Patient Electronics Health Records 3.00

6 Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi KFIST-I Establishment of Hybrid Computing Laboratory to Create a Smart Village 20.00

7 (Dr). Ashwin Kumar FDP FDP on Machine learning and open source tools 2.00

8 (Dr). Gopal Krishna Shyam KFIST-II Design and Development of Technology for smart city using cloud computing and IOT 40.00

Sl no Title of Proposal Investigator Amount (Lacs)

1 Cloud Computing Research Lab for PG/PhD students Dr. SunilKumar Manvi 22 lakhs

2 Vision Computing and Intelligent Systems Research Laboratory for PG/PhD students.

Dr. Mallikarjun M Kodabagi 18 lakhs

3 Information Processing and Data Analytics Research Laboratory for PG/PhD students.

Dr. Vishwanth R.Hulipalled 18.01 lakhs

4 AI and Robotics Research Laboratory for PG/PhD students Prof. Ashwin kumar 9.85 lakhs

5Up gradation of Computer Networks lab to include facilities for carrying out research in Wireless SensorNetworks

Prof Rajiv Ranjan 10.23 lakhs

6 Cabins for Research Scholars,Communication facility, School library updation, Guidance and counseling cell Dr. Prabhakar 22.00Lakhs

VGST Proposals Submitted

Sl no Program Coordinator VGST

Program Title Amount (in Rs. Lacs)

1 Dr.Mallikarjun M. Kodabagi CESEM Establishing Centre of Excellence in data science & Engg. 60.00

2 Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi CISEE Centre for Training and Development in Electronic Systems Security 28.30

3 Dr.Vishwanath Hulipalled K-FIST - Level-2 Establishment of Big Data Science and Information Processing Lab For Rural India Development (BDS-IP LAB) 22.00

4 Dr.Gopal K. Shyam K-FIST Level-1 Cloud Computing for Building Smart City Infrastructures 20.00

5 Prof.Sarvamangala D R K-FIST Level-1 Establishment of M/C learning lab for automatic detection of tumors to be used in rural & semi urban areas 20.00



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Program Title Amount (in Rs. Lacs)

6 Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi CESEM Establishment of Center for Excellence for Research in Bioinformatics and Computational Biology 19.00

7 Mr.Akram Pasha K-FIST Level-1 Establishment of High end Laboratory for Lung cover Analytics using deep learning 17.56

8 Dr. Sunilkumar S. Manvi K-FIST Level-1 Establishment of Electronic Systems and Computational Facilities for creation of SMART Village 17.49

9 Dr. UdayaRani.V CSEM Genetic Algorithm based optimized Route Planning for Road Network 10.00

10 Dr. Mallikarjuna Shastry P.M. K-FIST Level-1 Infrastructure strengthening in Wireless Sensor Network to develop applications for Agriculture 10.00

11 Dr. M. Prabhakar CSEM IoT based Intelligent Agricultural System with Smart Sensor Network for best cultivation 10.00

12 Dr.Gopal K. Shyam RGFS Smart Solid Garbage Management Using Cloud Computing 5.00

13 Mr.Naveen Chandra Gowda RGFS Developing a System for Secured Universal system for Patients Electronic Health Records 3.10

14 Mr.Naveen Chandra Gowda RGFS Design and Development of Intelligent Cyber Agent at user site for Security in viewing of Adult Contents 2.93

15 Mrs. Nimrita Koul RGFSClassification of Human Cancers through Discovery of Gene Regulatory Networks in Gene Expression Data using Deep Learning

2.65

16 Prof. Gopinath R FDP-Engg. FDP on Cyber Security 2.00

17 Prof. Nikhil. S. Tengli FDP-Engg. FDP on Machine Learning with Python 2.00

18 Prof. Basavaraj S Hadimani FDP-Engg. FDP on Machine Learning with Data Analytics 2.00

19 Prof.Ashwin Kumar FDP-Engg. FDP on Machine learning & deep learning for Data analytics 2.00

20 Prof.Ravishankar FDP-Engg. FDP on Industry-Academia Faculty Development Programme Details Of The Academic Partner 2.00

21 Prof.Shantala Devi Patil FDP-Engg. Data Analytics and Predictive Modeling for Financial Markets 2.00

Students’ AchievementsRITM Alumni 2015 Pass Out

Mr. Pranav .K has scored 99.39%in CAT 2016

VGST Proposals Submitted



NAME ACHIEVEMENT BRANCH

Divya M S GATE Qualifier with 97.8% Score CSE

Nutan P S GATE Qualifier with 92.93% Score CSE

Sai Kiran D GATE qualifier with 88% Score. CSE

Rashma Taj GATE qualifier with 87% Score. CSE

Mamatha S V GATE qualifier with 85% Score. CSE

M S Dayanand

2nd June 2013, won prestigious young in-vestor award and Secu-rity to IPV6 intercloud services using CGA”, EECS, Bangalore

CSE

Ayushman singh Selected in INDIAN NAVY as PILOT CSE

Suraj Nayak99.685% , ALL IN-DIA RANK OF 428, Co-Founder of WLEND

CSE

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References 225

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1 Dennis Ritchie Lab Fundamental & Advanced Programming

2 Charles Babbage Lab Advanced Programming & PG Lab

3 Alan Kay Lab Object Oriented Programming

4 Dijkstra Lab Data Structures And Algorithms

5 Ken Thompson Lab Programming & System Software SAP Academy

6 Barbara Liksov Lab Machine Learning & Software Testing

7 Vint Cerf Lab Networking & Operating Systems Mobility Research Center

8 John Von Neumann Database Management System &

9 Tim Berners Lee Web Applications & Projects

10 Guido Van Rossum Web Applications & Projects

11 Raj Reddy Lab Software Testing & Machine Learning

12 William Fetter Lab DBMS & Graphics ORACLE Academy

13 Alan Turing Lab Research And Development

14 John Backus Lab System Software VMware Academy

15 Stephen Arthur Cook Lab Data Structures & Algorithms

16 Ada Lovelace Lab Programming & System Software

17 U R Rao Lab Skill Development Centre Computing & IT

18 Brian Kernighan Networking & Operating Systems EMC2 Academy

19 Edgar Frank Codd Cloud Computing & Project

20 Peter Naur Lab Cloud Computing And Project COPPER HEAD

“IEEE Computer Society” Student Branch Chapter 18th August, 2016

“Machine Learning & Deep Learning Techniques “30th JUNE - 1st JULY, 2017

“Big Data & Hadoop”

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ArticlesHow to Start Blogging!By showing interest to read this article, you have proved that you are serious about blogging and working hard to learn the methods to start a blog.

1. Identify your interestThe very first thing you will have to find is your knowledge, passion, interest or enthusiasm about any topic. This topic could be a programming language which you are already using in your company; this could be specific job catego-ry (like Marketing, HR Manager etc.) or this could be your passion for iPhone. On whatever stage you are in your life, we all have some special skill-sets and passions which drive us.

2. Domain Name for your BlogA domain name is the name of your website.For Example: google.com, yahoo.com, msn.com, wikipedia.com, akshay.com or any name of a website are called do-main names, so once you have decided your topic for the blogging, the very next thing is domain name. Companies like GoDaddy, NameCheap, BigRock are one of the top do-main provider companies in the world.

3. Hosting For Your BlogYou have selected your domain name. Now the question is – Where are you going to save your data online? Your blog will have some texts, images, videos and many other things. Where are you going to store all those things on the internet?

Here comes the role of hosting.A hosting is an online server which helps you to store your data.So your domain name will be the name of your website, and all the data of that website will be stored on the server (called as hosting).As the data is very crucial thing for your blog so you must select the hosting company very carefully.

4. Content Management SystemThis is the system which will help you to add the content on your blog.WordPress for the blog which is one of the top content management systems in the world has over 60 millions websites in the world running on it.

This is as simple as working with Microsoft Word.They have given awesome visual editor which you can use to do various activities like bold, italic, underline, hyper-link, color, font, font size etc.

5. Grab All Social Media IdentitiesAll big companies have integrated social media in their business. They are launching their products exclusively on social media sites and interacting with their customers directly like Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, Skype, Google+, Instagram, tumblr.So the very first task after buying domain, hosting and set-ting WordPress is grabbing all your social media identities.You can check the availability of your business by going to namecheckr.com.

6. Start WritingYeah…Start writing from today itself. Your blog is nothing without you. All you will have to do to make it a blog is start writing today.No matter how well you are in English, no matter how much knowledge do you have about your subject, and no matter how you feel about your writing, your blog will grow only and only when you start writing.

R. AKSHAY CSE 5 SEM ‘E’

How to buy, send and invest in the digital currency?

“Bitcoin is the beginning of something great: a currency without a government, something necessary and impera-tive.”- Nassim Taleb, author of The Black Swan.

Bitcoin is an electronic or digital currency that works on a peer-to-peer basis. This means that it is decentralized and has no central authority controlling it. Like currency notes, it can be sent from one person to another, but with-out a central bank or the government attempting to track it. The system depends on cryptography to control the cre-ation of the currency. While no one authority controls the generation of the coins or tracks them, the system itself is designed in such a way that the network maintains a foolproof system of the record of every transaction as well as tracking issuance of the currency. The beauty of this cryptocurrency is that if you receive a bitcoin from an-other, you can be as sure of the payment as you would on receiving physical currency notes, with the same



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anonymity ascribed to it. No one need know if your neigh-bor spent 2 bitcoins this morning to buy gold, but the transaction is recorded for posterity. This anonymity is lacking in other forms of digital payment such as online banking or e-wallets. You can send bitcoins digitally to an-yone who has a bitcoin address anywhere in the globe. One person could have multiple addresses for different purpos-es – personal, business and the like. Receivers can get to spend them within minutes of receiving the coins. Once given away, like currency, there is no getting them back, unless the receiver decides to give them to you. A bitcoin is not printed currency but is a non-reputable record of every transaction that it has been through. All this is part of a huge ledger called the blockchain. Bitcoins are available in bitcoin exchanges. You could also purchase bitcoins from other users. A bitcoin exchange traded fund could be an-other source in the near future. You can become a bitcoin miner by investing in software and hardware. More the power of the hardware that helps with encryption technol-ogy, higher the probability of your earning bitcoins. Uno-coin is a Bengaluru-based company that allows users to buy, sell, store or use bitcoins. While bitcoin usage is cer-tainly not mainstream, there are said to be more than 500 merchants who accept bitcoins for payment in India. A bitcoin is generated when an entity, i.e. a person or a busi-ness, uses software power to solve a mathematical puz-zle that makes the blockchain more secure. The difficulty level of solving the problem is high enough to ensure that it takes time to do it. Even if you become a bitcoin min-er, there is no guarantee that you would be able to mine a certain number of bitcoins. Any scheme related to bitcoins

promising a fixed return is likely a tall promise best avoided. Unlike currency notes that can be printed by a central bank for an unlimited value, there are only so many bitcoins that can be produced. The blockchain system is designed such that at its maximum only 21 million bitcoins can be produced and in circulation. The number cannot exceed this cap. As of February 2017, about 15.2 million bitcoins have been mined (or produced). That is about 75% of the total cap already in cir-culation. Current estimates are that the last bitcoin that will ever be mined will come into existence in 2040. One bitcoin is worth roughly about $1,200 now. An early investor in Snap-chat has been quoted on the Web as saying that by 2030, the value could be as high as $500,000. One of the reasons that could prompt you to buy a bitcoin today is not so much to use it for payment online but as an investment. Urban legend has it that someone who was doing a thesis on cryptocurrency bought 5,000 bitcoins for $27 in 2009. Do the math for the value today! And unlike traditional currency that is inflationary in nature, the bitcoin is a deflationary currency. In other words, if there are only so many bitcoins in use, and the demand for those rises, the value of a bitcoin would, logically, rise. When you send a bitcoin to a receiver, the transaction is included in the blockchain and broadcast to the network. The blockchain ensures that the same bitcoin is not spent twice by the same user. A computer network validates the transaction using al-gorithms so that the transaction becomes unalterable. Once validated, the transaction is added to others to create a block of data for the ledger. Source : The Hindu



What Is Time Management?Working Smarter to Enhance Productivity!

“Time Management” is the process of organizing and plan-ning how to divide your time between specific activities. Good Time Management enables you to work smarter – not harder – so that you get more work done in less time, even when time is tight and pressures are high. Failing to manage your time damages your effectiveness and causes stress.

“Time Management” refers to the way that you organize and plan how long you spend on specific activities.It may seem counter-intuitive to dedicate precious time to learning about Time Management, instead of using it to get on with your work, but the benefits are enormous:

• Greater Productivity and Efficiency• A better Professional Reputation• Less Stress• Increased Opportunities for Advancement• Greater Opportunities to achieve important life and Career Goals

Failing to manage your time effectively can have some very undesirable consequences:

• Missed Deadlines• Inefficient Workflow.• Poor work Quality.• A poor Professional reputation and a stalled Career.• Higher Stress levels.

Spending a little time learning about Time-Management techniques will have huge benefits now and throughout your career.

“WORK SMART NOT HARD”

“TIME WAITS FOR NONE IRRESPECTIVE OF RICH OR POOR”

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Biography – U.R.Rao (1932 – JULY 2017)

Udupi Ramachandra Rao was a space scientist and chairman of the Indian Space Research organization. He was also the Chairman of the Governing Council of the Physical Research Laboratory at Ahmedabad and Nehru Planetarium at Bengaluru and Chancellor of the Indian In-stitute for Space Science and Technology (IIST) at Thiruva-nanthapuram. Rao started his career as a cosmic ray scientist, and worked under Dr. Vikram Sarabhai, which he continued at MIT. In association with the JPL Group, he was the first to estab-lish the continuous nature of the solar wind and its effect on geomagnetism using Mariner 2 observations. Rao’s ex-periments on a number of Pioneer and Explorer spacecraft led to a complete understanding of the solar cosmic ray phenomena and the electromagnetic state of the inter-planetary space. Convinced of the imperative need to use space technology for rapid development, Rao undertook the responsibility for the establishment of satellite tech-nology in India in 1972. Under his guidance, beginning with the first Indian satellite “Aryabhata” in 1975, over 18 satellites including Bhaskara, APPLE, Rohini, INSAT-1 and INSAT-2 series of multipurpose satellites and the IRS-1A and IRS-1B remote sensing satellites were designed, fabri-cated and launched for providing communication, remote sensing and meteorological services.After taking charge as Chairman, Space Commission and Secretary, Department of Space in 1985, Rao accelerated the development of rocket technology resulting in the suc-cessful launch of ASLV rocket in 1992. He was also respon-sible for the development of the operational PSLV launch vehicle, which successfully launched a 850 kg. satellite into a polar orbit in 1995. Rao initiated the development of the geostationary launch vehicle GSLV and the devel-opment of cryogenic technology in 1991. He was respon-sible for successful launch of INSAT satellites during his Stint at ISRO. The launch of INSAT satellites gave a thrust to communications in India, during the 1980s and 1990s. The successful launch of INSAT provided telecommunica-tion links to remote corners of India. During these decades fixed telephone (called as landline) expanded throughout country due to availability of satellite links at different places in the ground. People could talk easily from any-where by use of STD (Subscriber Trunk Dialing) instead of waiting for hours to get the connection.[citation needed] This development played a key role in future for India to develop as an Information Technology hub. He was the first Chairman of Antrix Corporation. He received Padma Bhushana in 1976.



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Mathai Joseph is a leading Indian computer scientist. Joseph studied for a B.Sc. in Physics at Wilson College (Mumbai, India, 1962) and an M.Sc. in the same subject at the University of Mumbai in 1964. He later studied for a Postgraduate Diploma in Electronics at the Welsh College of Advanced Technology (1965) and then undertook a Ph.D in computing at Churchill College, Cambridge under the supervision of David Wheeler (awarded 1968).

From 1968–85, Joseph worked on programming as a Fellow and Senior Research Scientist at the Tata Institute of Fun-damental Research (Mumbai, India) and then became pro-fessor of Computer Science at the University of Warwick in England for 12 years (1985–97). He returned to India in 1997. He then worked in Industry as Executive Director at the Tata Research Development and Design Centre (Pune) and as Executive Vice-President at Tata Consultancy Ser-vices (1997–2007).Joseph was a Visiting Professor at Carnegie-Mellon Uni-versity (1980–81), Eindhoven University of Technology (1990–92), the University of Warwick (1997–98), and the University of York (2001–04). He was Board Chair of UNU-IIST (2004–06, United Nations University, Macau).Joseph was the first person from India to be elected to the Council of the ACM. In addition, he was a member of the ACM In-dia Council until 2012. He chaired the ACM India Education Committee until 2014.Mathai Joseph’s main research interest is in the area of formal methods related to computer systems, including re-al-time systems. His most cited paper, “Finding Response Times in a Real-Time System”, with over a thousand cita-tions on Google Scholar, was joint work with Paritosh Pan-dya, published in The Computer Journal in 1986. Joseph’s joint work with Zhiming Liu on fault tolerance gives a formal model that precisely defines the notions of fault, error, failure and fault-tolerance, and their relation-ships. It also provided the properties that models fault-af-fected programs and fault-tolerant programs in terms of

transformations. Together, they proposed a design process for fault-tolerant systems from requirement specifications and analysis, fault environment identification and analy-sis, specification of fault-affected design and verification of fault-tolerance for satisfaction of the requirements specification. Joseph is the author of Digital Republic, a personal remi-niscence that also charts the development of Information Technology in India and the issues involved. He is inter-ested in improving Science in India.Some of the books written by Dr. Mathai Joseph are: Foun-dations of Software Technology and Theoretical Computer Science, Formal Techniques in Real-Time and Fault-Toler-ant Systems, Real-Time Systems: Specification, Verifica-tion and Analysis and Digital Republic: India’s rise to IT power.



REVA UniversityREVA University has been established under the Act 80 of the year 2012. Government of Karnataka with a mandate to impart higher education of global standards.

Infrastructure & facilities at a glance●LEED Certified, 35 acres of lush-green, eco-friendly campus.●One of the largest Residential campuses in Bengaluru.●Separate hostel for boys and girls.●Guest house, faculty and staff quarters.●24x7 un-interrupted power supply.●Well-furnished, adequately stacked Central Library and a Browsing Center●Wi-Fi enabled campus.●Modernized lecture halls with multimedia facilities.●Well-equipped laboratories●Fully air-conditioned seminar halls and auditorium.●Outstanding indoor and outdoor sporting facilities.●24 hours Health Care Centre.●Higgin Bothams Bookshop.●5 Hygienic food courts & a Cafeteria.●Transport facilities connecting all parts of the city.●Karnataka Bank Branch and ATM facilities.

Achievements and Collaborations●REVA ITM is accredited by NBA in a record time of 7 years of its inception●Adjudged as Best engineering institute and the fast est growing Engineering and Technology Institute (by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan- 2011, Big Brands- 2011 & Yahoo Education Survey 2012)●Outstanding track record in academic results and Placements●Conducted many international and national conferences●Research Centre for various engineering disciplines rec ognized by VTU and University of Mysore●Best Principal Award by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan for dis ciplined Administration●Best Awards to Faculty for their outstanding research contribution●TCS, Wipro and Capgemini accredited institute for campus recruitment●MoUs with IBM, EMC2, MindTree Pvt Ltd for student Projects and Internships●MoUs with Oracle India Ltd, Texas Instruments, Nokia University relations and Synopsys University●MoUs with Oklahoma State University & Western Connecticut University- USA●e-outreach program conducted at REVA by IIT Bombay (Government of India, MHRD Project)

Program Highlights●Choice Based Credit System - Continues Assessment and Grading Pattern●Provision to move under fast track and acquire additional

Proficiency Certification and Proficiency Diploma by securing higher credits●Industry-oriented program structure●Highly qualified, dedicated and experienced faculty team●Expert resource persons from reputed Institutes and Industry●Structured theoretical and application based learning stream●Well established labs and research facilities●Seminars, workshops, conferences and special lectures by industry experts and other sectors●Insightful industry visits to provide valuable exposure●Professional body membership in ISTE, IEEE and CSI ●Student Clubs and Forums to promote creative skills ●Industry integrated internships●Structured training and career programs●On campus Corporate-Certification programs●Merit scholarships

Benefits of studying at REVA●Gain education with sound theoretical knowledge imbibed with practical experience in working environment●Inculcate with additional skills required to compete in global market●Geared to develop your personality as innovative thinker and successful entrepreneur●Acquire additional Proficiency Certification and Proficiency Diploma by earning higher credits through fast track learning under CBCS – CAGP of education.

Programs Offered - Faculty of Engineering and Technology Graduate Programs - FULL TIME●B Tech in Civil Engineering●B Tech in Computer Science Engineering●B Tech in Electrical & Electronics Engineering●B Tech in Electronics and Communication Engineering●B Tech in Mechanical Engineering

Post Graduate Programs FULL - TIME●M. Tech in Advanced Power Electronics●M Tech in Computer Aided Structural Engineering ●M Tech in Data Engineering and Cloud Computing ●M Tech in Machine Design and Dynamics●M Tech in Wireless Communication and Networking●M. Tech in Transportation Engineering and Management●M. Tech in Computer Science Engineering●M. Tech in VLSI and Embedded System●M. Tech in Computer Network Engineering●M. Tech in Digital Communication & Networking●M. Tech in Signal Processing

Post Graduate Programs PART - TIME●M. Tech in Computer Science Engineering●M. Tech. in VLSI and Embedded Systems

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Graduate Programs - FULL TIME

●BBM - Bachelor of Business Management (Industry Integrated)●B.Com. - Bachelor of Commerce (Industry Integrated)●BCA- Bachelor of Computer Application●B.Arch.- Bachelor of Architecture●Bachelor of Arts & Bachelor of Law (B. A. LL. B.)●Bachelor of Business Administration & Bachelor of Law (B. B. A. LL. B.)●BS in Computational Mathematics and Computing ●BS in Computational Mathematics and Economics ●BS in Cloud Computing and Big Data

Post Graduate Programs FULL – TIME●Master of Arts in English●MBA - Master of Business Administration●M Com - Master of Commerce●MCA - Master of Computer Application●MS in Computer Science●M.Sc in Chemistry (Four semesters)●M.Sc in Applied Mathematics (Four semesters)●M.Sc in Biochemistry●M.Sc in Biotechnology●PG Diploma in Pharma co-vigiliance

Research Programs●Ph.D in Commerce and Management disciplines●Ph.D in various Arts and Humanities disciplines●Ph.D in various Science and Technology disciplines

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