1 About

2 Technical Talks

3 Staff Achievements

4 Student Achievements

5 Industrial Visit

6 Workshop & Training

7 Innovative Programmes

8 Unique Labs

9 Forum Activities

10 Pre-Placement Training

11 Certification Programmes

12 Certification Programmes

13 Internship

14 E-News

15 Faculty

1 About

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Department of Computer Science and Engineering was established in the year 2008 with an intake of 60 and has enhanced to 120 from academic year 2012-13. The Post Graduate course, M.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering has introduced from academic year 2012-13 with an intake of 18 students.

To keep pace with latest technologies, department has employed experienced and dedicated faculty with strong commitment towards research work. The department is dedicated to education, research and overall excellence. The students are well placed in reputed industries as well as continuing higher education in the premier institutes.The Intel FICE Lab was established with atom processors in the year 2013-14 and every year students carrying out 3-4 innovative projects in this Lab. The CSE department has 2 specialized Labs for running Certification Courses like Apple iOS Developer Course and Edwin’s Linux Lab. Our Institution is recognized as a “iOS Developer University Program” with institution id 6MKL3RX9SK from Apple Developer Program Support during January 2015.

The following Apple iOS apps were developed by CSE students of AIET has been approved by App Store.
1	Yoga Station- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8
2	MERGEO- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/mergeo/id1438548443
3	Musical Express- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274
4	Musical Express- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274

Every year department will organize a 12 Technical Talks in the latest trends in the technologies by the eminent personalities like Professors of IISc Bangalore, NITK Surathkal, MIT Manipal, Scientists from ISRO, DRDO and Resource Persons from IT Corporate like Infosys, Wipro, Tech Mahindra, Philips and CSISCO Systems.

VISION

“Engendering competent, excellent professionals by transforming the knowledge and computing skills to individuals through modern innovative tools and techniques”

MISSION

To produce skilled, creative software developers through rigorous training.
To conduct specific technical courses to keep abreast to the latest technological developments and transformations in the domain.
To establish Industry-Institute Interaction programs to enhance the skills of employability and entrepreneurship.
To implement the ideas of research and innovations in interdisciplinary domains.

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVEs (PEOs)

PEO1: Exhibit fundamental strengths of core courses of Computer Engineering to solve the problems of computing world.
PEO2: Adapt and contribute the emerging technological changes.
PEO3: Get employed in computing profession or engaged in learning to pursue higher studies.

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMEs (PSOs)

A graduate of the Computer Science and Engineering Program will exhibit:
PSO1: Professional Skills: The ability to understand & implement the computer programs in the areas of Computer Architecture, System Software, Database Management Systems, Web Design, Multimedia and Computer Networking.
PSO2: Problem-Solving Skills: The ability to solve real-world problems by the suitable mathematical model with strong technological concepts in the rapidly growing arena of computer technology.
PSO3: Successful Career and Entrepreneurship: Knowledge in diverse areas of Software Engineering and Management & Entrepreneurship for IT Industry, conducive in cultivating skills for successful career development.

LIST OF ACTIVITIES UNDER ACADEMIC COLLABORATION/MoU ORGANIZATIONS

Department Academic Collaboration/MoUs

Sl. No.	Name of the Organization	Effective from	Support from Organisation
1	National Atmospheric Research Laboratory (NARL), Gadanki, Chittoor, AP.	2017	Project/Internship/Guest Talk/ Workshop
2	National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC), Hyderabad	2017	Project/Internship/Guest Talk/ Workshop/ Industrial Visits
3	Regional Remote Sensing Centre (RRSC)-South Bangalore	2017	Project/Internship/Guest Talk/ Workshop Industrial Visits
4	ISRO Head Quarters, Bangalore	2017	Project/Internship/Guest Talk/ Workshop/ Industrial Visits
5	IIIT, Allahabad	2018	Internships/Certification Programme/Workshop/Higher Studies
6	Calibre Code Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore	2017	Internship /Certification Programme/ Workshop
7	Vihan Sudhan Technologies, Mysore	2017	Students Project and Internship
8	Kumamoto University, Japan	2017	Student Exchange Program /Internship/Higher Studies
9	HAL, Bangalore	2016	Industrial Visits and Internship
10	Oscki Labs, Bangalore	2016	Internship and Project Work
11	Dlithe, Bengaluru	2018	Certificate Programs / Internship/ Industrial Visits

Name of Organisation: NARL, Gadanki, Tirupathi, AP
Sl. No	Topic	Duration and Date				Details of Resource person
1.	Mr. Manish B Shriyan, Mr. P Vighnesh Pejathaya, students of 3^rd Year completed 1^st Phase of NARL Project titled “Automated GNSS Field Receiver using Microcomputer Board and its use in Mapping”	21-01-2019 to 22-02-2019				Dr. Nirvikar Dashora, Sci./Engr.-SF, NARL, Gadanki, AP
2.	Mr. Marsh Vishal Lobo, Mr. Nayak Vishal Sadananda students of 3^rd Year completed 1^st Phase of NARL project titled “Algorithm for Integer data break and outlier detection in Geosciences observations”	21-01-2019 to 22-02-2019				Dr. Nirvikar Dashora, Sci./Engr.-SF, NARL, Gadanki, AP
Name of Organisation: NRSC, Hydrabad, AP
Sl. N0	Topic	Duration and Date				Details of Resource person
1.	Mr. Rasik Shetty, Mr. Sanath Shetty, Mr. Parikshith Adiga B, 3^rd Years CSE complted the Project Titled “Data Analytics with ELK stack and custom dashboard application for Bhuvan usage statistics” at NRSC, Hydrabad	17-01-2019 to 17-04-2019				Mr. Avishek Ghosh Roy, Dr. Rajashree Bothle, GM, Outreach Facility, NRSC, Hydrabad
2.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HoD-CSE, attended conference meeting at NRSC-Outreach Facilty to discuss about the Porject Oppurtinities for AIET students.	05-10-2018				Dr. Rajashree Bothle & Dr. Sathyanarayana, Outreach Facility, NRSC, Hydrabad
Name of Organisation: RRSC-South Bangalore
Sl. No.	Topic	Duration and Date				Details of Resource person
1.	Ms. Kusumashree completed Internship at RRSC-South Bangalore	16^th January,2018 to 11^th February 2018				Dr. K. Ganesh Raj, General Manager, RRSC-South, Bangalore
2.	Ms. Nidhi Chakravarthy, Mr. Prajwal S, Ms. Rakshitha M, Ms. Shetty Niketha S doing live project “Satellite Image Processing using Bigdata Analytics” at RRSC-South.	16^th January,2018 to 11^th February 2018 16^th January 2019 to completion of Project				Dr. K. Ganesh Raj, General Manager, RRSC-South, Bangalore
3.	Mr. Ravish B C completed Internship Project at RRSC-South on “Satellite Data Classification using Google earth Engine”.	16^th July,2018 to 1^st Sept,2018				Dr. B. Chandrasekaran, Scientist/Engineer, RRSC-South, Bangalore
Name of Organisation: ISRO Head Quarters, Bangalore
Sl. N0	Topic	Duration and Date				Details of Resource person
1.	The 70 students & 2 Faculty members participated in Industrial Visit to Satellite Centre, ISRO	20-03-2018				Rajendra Hulyal Group Head Programme, Planning & Evaluation Group
2.	The 60 students & 2 Faculty members participated in Industrial Visit to Master Control Facilty, ISRO	09-03-2017				Sudakar Babu S R, Sr. Admin Officer, MCF-ISRO, Hassan
3.	Dr. Mohideen Badhusha S, Dr. Sumith N and Prof. Vasudev Shahapur S attended 2 days Workshop “Space Technology and its Application” at RRSC-South	2^nd& 3^rd Nov, 2017				Dr. Diwakar, Scientist, ISRO
4.	The 60 students & 2 Faculty members participated in Industrial Visit to ISRO.	04-04-2016				G N V Prasad, Group Director, ISRO ISAC, Bangalore
Name of Organisation: Hindustan Aeronautics Limited(HAL), Bangalore
Sl. No.	Topic	Duration and Date				Details of Resource person
1.	About Nine (09) students completed Internship at HAL, Bangalore	28-01-2019 to 28-02-2019				A. Francis Justin, Manager, Helicopter MRO Division, HAL
2	About 70 students & 2 Faculty members participated in Industrial Visit to HAL	20-03-2018				Dr. M.R. Rao, GM, HAL
3	4 students completed internship at HAL	2017-18				Dr. M.R. Rao, GM, HAL
Name of Organisation: Callibre Code, Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Sl. No.	Topic		Duration and Date			Details of Resource person
1.	Certification Programme on “iOS App Development”		16^th Feb to 23^rd Feb,2019			Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
2.	Internship programme on “Apple iOS App Development using Swift C Language and XCode”		15 Days 10-07-2018 to 25-07-2018			Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
3.	Internship on Web Development Programming		15 Days 16^th January to 5^th Feb 2018			Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
4.	Company offered a Jobto Mr. Vinay S during his 3^rd Year Internship as a Software Developer.		16^th Jan-5^th Feb,2018			Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
5.	4 days Workshop on Software Testing & Automation.		4 days 28^th October to 31^stOctober 2017			Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore
Name of Organisation: Vihan Sudhan Technologies, Mysore
Sl. No	Topic	Duration and Date			Details of Resource person
1.	The 12 students of CSE completed Internship.	10-01-2018 to 30-01-2018 & 20-07-2018 to 05-08-2018			Mr. Madusudhan, Vihan Sudhan Technologies, Mysore
2.	Mr. Pramod S 3^rd Year CSE students completed his Live Project Titled “VS-SMART CCTV for CRIME DETECTION of ALVA’S INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY” in Product Development Design & Development domain and he was awarded with Certificate & Rs 3,000/- for Professional Excellence ihaan Suhan Technologies Pvt Ltd, Mysore.	01-10-2017 to 24-11-2017			Mr. Madusudhan, Vihan Sudhan Technologies, Mysore
Name of Organisation: ICT Academy, Chennai
Sl. N0	Topic			Duration and Date			Details of Resource person
1	Conducted Certification Programme on “Data Science & Data Analytics”			5 days 3^rd – 8^th September 2018.			Mr. Dineshkumar Gandhi, Sr. Technical Trainer, ICT Academy, Ms. Fareha Hareem Sr. Trainer Dell-EMC
2	Conducted 5 days FDP on “Firewall, Installation, Configuration and Management			8^th to 12^th January, 2018.			Mr. Shanmughavel Somu, Palo Alto Networks, Bangalore
3	Mr. Hemanekth Kumar N.P, Mr. Vivek Sharma S, Mr. Venkatesh attended the FDPs in other partner institutions of ICT Academy			January,2018 July, 2018			Mr. Gopinath Shankar, ICT Academy
Name of Organisation: Dlithe, Bengaluru
Sl. N0	Topic			Duration and Date			Details of Resource person
1.	Conducted Certification Programme on “Cyber Security”			18^th Feb-25^th Feb,2019			Mr. Deepak Bhatt and Mr. Arun Dlithe, Bengaluru
2.	Conducted Workshop on “Mobile Application Development using Android”			16^th Jan-23^rd Jan,2019			Mr. Avinash and Mr. Arun Rajpurohit, Dlithe, Bengaluru
3.	Conducted Ceritificate Program on “Machine Learning using Python”			27^th August 3^rd September, 2018.			Mr. Arun Rajpurohit and Mr. N. Sridhar Murthy, Dlithe, Bengaluru

ADD-ON ACTIVITIES

Apart from the Curriculum, the following activities will be held in every Academic Year.

- Pre-placement Training Programme for Final Year Students & Pre-Final Years.
- Internship of 45 days throughout the Engineering course.
- Forum Activities(CMANIAX) -12 Technical Talks
- Two Social Awareness programme organized by students
- Two Technical Workshop’s for students
- Minimum One Paper Presentation from every 2nd Year, 3rd Year and Final Year UG and PG students.
- Two Faculty Development Programmes /Workshops.
- Final Year Students Project Exhibitions
- Two Industrial Visits
- Certification Courses in the following

Sl. No	Certification Courses
01	Apple iOS Developer course
02	Android App development
03	Core Java and Advanced Java
04	Web development course
05	Linux programming
06	Software Testing & Automations

ADMISSIONS STATASTICS

Admissions Statistics

Sl. No	Year	Admission 2012-13	Admission 2013-14	Admission 2014-15	Admission 2015-16	Admission 2016-17	Admission 2017-18	Admission 2018-19
01	I	106	120	100	120	123	113	97
02	II	48	120	118	100	114	129	123
03	III	55	48	100	118	100	100	136
04	IV	59	58	50	100	100	92	97

RESULT STATASTICS

Results from all the past years till date:

Sl. No	Year	Percentage
01	2011-12	100%
02	2012-13	100%
03	2013-14	98.32%
04	2014-15	100%
05	2015-16	98.83%
06	2016-17	96.78%
07	2017-18	98.83%

CONTACT

Dr. Manjunath Kottari

Head,Department of CSE

Qualification : B.E. M.Tech,Ph.D.,

CONTACT DETAILS

Cell :+91 9449586008

Telephone : 08258 262724

Email : aietcse08@gmail.com

mkotari@aiet.org.in

Area	Affiliation	Qualification	Research Interests	Courses Taught	Academic Experience	Research Experience
Computer Science & Engineering	AIET, Moodbidri- affiliated to VTU, Belgaum	B.E in CSE, M.Tech in CSE, Ph.D-CSE	Distributed Systems & Security, Computer Networks and Computer Architecture/CAD for VLSI	Data Structures with C, OOPS with C++, Analysis and Design of Algorithms, Finite Automata and Formal Languages, Formal Languages in CS, Computer Networks, Data Communications, Micro Processors, Computer Organizations, Computer Graphics, Advanced Computer Architecture, Cryptography & Network Security, Network Management, Operating Systems, Computer Systems Performance Analysis, CAD for VLSI, Advances in VLSI Design, Programming Languages, Object Oriented Modeling & Design, Information & Network Security, Cloud Computing & Infrastructure Management, Storage Area Networks	18 years	07 years

National		International
Refereed Journal	Conference	Refereed Journal	Conference
01	08	11	06
Total :25

2 Technical Talks

3 Staff Achievements

STAFF ACHIEVEMENTS

Research Paper Publications CAY (2018-19)

Sl. No.	Author	Research Paper Title	Refereed	SCI Journal	Citation	Book /Book Chapter
1.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	Investigation of Security Issues and Promising Solution in Distributed Systems Monitoring			Springer	√
2.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	The framework of Security Mechanisms For Monitoring Distributed m-Healthcare Systems	√		IJTRD
3.	Mr. Sayeesh	A Review Of Deduplication On Encrypted Big Data In Using HDFS Framework	√		IJARIIT
4.	Mr. Chanchal Antony	A Review On Wireless Sensor Networks	√		IJRESM
5.	Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha	Improved video streaming using MSVC and nonoverlapping zone routing multipath propagation over MANETs	√	√	International Journal of Communication Systems, Wily publications
6.	Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha	Advanced Engineering Research and Application Volume- II	√		Research India Publication	√
7.	Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha	Advanced Engineering Research and Application Volume- VII	√		Research India Publication	√
8.	Mr. Vivek Sharma	Review Of Mobile Cloud Storage Services Using Quick Sync	√		IJRTI
9.	Mr. Vivek Sharma	Review Of Fingerprint Based Automobile Anti-Theft System	√		IRJET
10.	Mr. Chanchal Antony	Security In Cloud Computing	√		IJRESM
11.	Mr Chanchal Antony	Network Security With Cryptography	√		IJRESM
12.	Dr. Sumith N	Influence Maximization In Large Social Networks: Heuristics, Models And Parameters		√	FGCS

Research Paper/Book Publications: CAYm1(2017-18)

Sl. No	Author	Research paper Title	Refereed	SCI Journal	Citation	Book /Book Chapter
1.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	A Comparative Study on Reversible Data Hiding in Encrypted Images Using Various Frameworks	√		IJCOT
2.	Dr. Sumith N	A Holistic approach to influence maximization in social networks: STORIE		√	ELSEVIER
	Dr. Sumith N	A Holistic Approach To Influence Maximization				√
3.	Dr. Mohideen Badhusha S	Improved Video Streaming using MSVC and Nonoverlapping Zone Routing Multipath Propagation over MANETs		√	WILEY
4.	Mr. Harish Kunder	Smart Video Surveillance For Atm	√		IJIRE
5.	Mr. Harish Kunder	A Model for Smart Agriculture Using IOT	√		National Conf.
6.	Mr. Harish Kunder	An Internet of things Solution for Sustainable Domestic Water consumption	√		National Conf.
7.	Ms. Ankitha Shetty	Animal And Pedestrian Collision Detection System For Automated Vehicle	√		Int. Conf.
8.	Mr. Venkatesh	Piracy Control Serial Ket Generation	√		IJARIIT
9.	Mr. Venkatesh	Comparative Study On Apriori And Fp Growth Algorithms In Big Data	√		IJARIIT
10.	Mr. Venkatesh Bhat	An Efficient Mining Of Frequent Item Set Purchase On Retail Outlet Using Frequent Item Set Ultrametric Tree On Hadoop	√		IRJET
11.	Mr. Hemanth Kumar	An Efficient Mining Of Frequent Item Set Purchase On Retail Outlet Using Frequent Item Set Ultrametric Tree On Hadoop	√		IRJET
12.	Mr. Sayeesh	A Survey On Medical Data Using Data Mining Techniques	√		IJARIIT
13.	Mr. Vivek Sharma	A Speakup App For People	√		IJLTEMAS
14.	Mrs. Vidya	Vehicle Document Verification using Vehicle Number	√		ICRTT
15.	Mrs. Arundhati Nelli	Addresing Security Challenges in Cloud Computing: A Review	√		IJIREEICE
16.	Dr. S Mohideen Badhusha	A Review Paper On Automated Number Plate Recognition Technique For Vehicle Identification	√		IJCA-2018
17.	Mr Vasudev S	A Location Specific Frame Work To Unite Trainers And Learners	√		IJARTET

Research Paper Publications: CAYm2(2016-17)

Sl. No.	Name of the Faculty member	Title of Paper	Name of the Conference	Publication citation ISSN, ISBN, Vol. No., Issue, pp
1.	Dr S Mohideen Badhusha	A Review Paper On Automated Number Plate Recognition Technique For Vehicle Identification	ICRTT-2018	978-81-923607-3-7
3.	Mr. Vasudev Shahapur	Sensor Based Attendance Management System	ICMCECE-2018
6.	Ms. Mangala Kini	Iot Based Accident Detection And Vehicle Monitoring System	National conference on Advance Research In Science Engineering And Management
7.	Ms. Shruthi Shetty J	Review On Facial Expression Based Music Player	ICRTT-2018	ISSN-2278-0181
8.	Mr. Hemanth Kumar	Cloud Based File Sharing	IJLTEMAS-2018	ISSN-228-2540
9.	Mrs. Vidya	Vehicle Document Verification Using Vehicle Number	ICRTT-2018
10.	Mr. Parikshith Nayak	Biometeric Authentication Of User Using Dynamic Signature In Android Application	IJSTE-2018
11.	Mr. Tahir Naquash	Vbraile: Text Input Of Multitouch Screen Mobile Phones	NCETAIT-2018
12.	Dr. Sumith	Access Control For Web Based Cloud Computing Services	EECCMC-2018
13.	Mr. Chanchal Antony	Smartphone Based Automatic Irrigation System	IJRSI-2018
14.	Ms. Merlyn Melita Mathias	Smart Lib Using RFID And Android	IJRSI-2018
15.	Mr. Sayeesh	Study On Remote Controlling And Thread Detection Of Home Appliances Using Arduino	ICRTT-2018	ISSN-2278-0181
16.	Mr. Vasudev S	Sensor Based Attendance Management System	ICRTT-2018
17.	Ms. Megha D Hegde	Automatic Toll Collection Using RFID	ICRTT-2018	ISSN-2278-0181
18.	Dr. Sumith N	Iot Based Patient Health Monitoring System	ARSEM-2018
19.	Mrs. Harshitha Gm	A Smart Bus Ticketing And Tracing System Using Iot	ICRTT-2018	ISSN:2278-0181
20.	Ms. Ankitha Shetty	Animal and Pedestrian Collision Detection System for automated Vehicle	ICRTT-2018	ISSN:2278-0181
21.	Ms. Ankitha Shetty	A Review on Health Monitoring System using IOT	ICRTT-2018	ISSN:2278-0181
22.	Mr.Harish Kunder	Performance Analysis Of Different Modulation Schemes For Wireless Body Sensor Network	International Conference

International Conference Paper Publications: CAYm2(2016-17)

Sl. No	Author	Research paper Title	Refereed	SCI Journal	Citation	Book /Book Chapter
1.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	Implementation Of Ibe With Outsourced Revocation Technique In Cloud Computing	√		IJIREEICE
2.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	Framework Of Security Mechanisms For Monitoring Adaptive Distributed Systems	√		IOSR-JCE
3.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	Novel Authorized Accessible Privacy Model In Distributed M-Healthcare Cloud Computing System	√		IJARIE
4.	Dr. Sumith N.	Social Network Pruning For Optimal Social Networks		√	ELSEVIER
6.	Mr. Sushant M.	Secure Data Retrieval Using Access Policies In Cyber Text Policy Attribute Based Encryption	√		Vol 4, Issue 5
7.	Mr. Sushant M.	Localized Encryption And Authentication Protocol For Secure Key Management In Wireless Sensor Networks	√		Vol 5, Issue 6
8.	Mr. Sushant M.	Wireless Sensor Networks: An Overview On Security Issues And Challenges	√		Vol 3, Issue 3
9.	Mr. Vivek Sharma	Drifting Approach For Energy Consumption In Wireless Sensor Networks	√		Volume 6, Issue 6
10.	Mr. Venkatesh	Privacy Control Serial Key Generation	√		Volume 3. Issue 6
11.	Mr. Venkatesh	An Efficient Mining Of Frequent Item Set Purchase On Retail Outlet Using Frequent Item Set Ultra Metric Tree On Hadoop.	√		e-ISSN:2395-0056 p-ISSN:2395-0072

4 Student Achievements

STUDENTS ACHIEVEMENTS

NPTELOnline Certification Courses

Department of CSE students was actively involved in NPTEL Online Certification Courses and Certification Exams. The 68 students(ODD Sem 31 + EVEN Sem 37) were successfully completed NPTEL Courses in this academic year on various courses like IoT, Machine Learning, Data Analytics, Java Programming, Cloud Computing etc.

Course Statistics Even Sem 2018-19
Course Name	Number of students
Big Data Computing	11
Introduction to the Internet of Things	11
Programming in Java	9
RTOS	1
Social Networks	2
Cloud Computing	1
Data Mining	2
Total	37
Grade
Elite Gold	8
Elite Silver	7
Elite	5

The following students were scored Elite Gold, Elite Silver and Elite Grade by securing highest percentage in Certification Exams.

Sl.No.	Name	Course	Percentage	Grade
1.	Prathiksha	Introduction to Internet of Things	99	Elite Gold
2.	Vleena Mascarenhes	Introduction to Internet of Things	94	Elite Gold
3.	Ameen Ahammed	Introduction to Internet of Things	93	Elite Gold
4.	Shwetha	Introduction to Internet of Things	93	Elite Gold
5.	Deekshith T R	Introduction to Internet of Things	92	Elite Gold
6.	Albin Francis	Introduction to Internet of Things	92	Elite Gold
7.	Asha Totagi	Progarmming In Java	91	Elite Gold
8.	Shwetha	Progarmming In Java	90	Elite Gold
9.	samrin banu	Introduction To Internet Of Things	88	Elite Silver
10.	Rabeya	Introduction To Internet Of Things	88	Elite Silver
11.	Ravali	Progarmming In Java	88	Elite Silver
12.	Kiran k	Introduction To Internet Of Things	86	Elite Silver
13.	Safnaaz	Introduction To Internet Of Things	84	Elite Silver
14.	Priyanka Killedar	Progarmming In Java	84	Elite Silver
15.	Netra	Progarmming In Java	79	Elite Silver
16.	Sheetal	Introduction To Internet Of Things	70	Elite
17.	Anusha	Progarmming In Java	70	Elite
18.	Aishwarya shetty	Big Data Computing	65	Elite
19.	Srilatha kamath	Progarmming In Java	61	Elite
20.	Pranav LM	Progarmming In Java	60	Elite
21.	Shriraksha	Big Data Computing	59	Successfully completed
22.	Viaks A L	Progarmming In Java	58	Successfully completed
23.	Nalini	Big Data Computing	54	Successfully completed
24.	Thejaswini M B	Big Data Computing	53	Successfully completed
25.	Varsha S	Big Data Computing	52	Successfully completed
26.	Geetanjali B	RTOS-Real Time Operating Systems	51	Successfully completed
27.	Shilpa shetty	Big Data Computing	49	Successfully completed
28.	Anusha	Social Networks	49	Successfully completed
29.	Deeksha poojary	Social Networks	49	Successfully completed
30.	Sumith Kumar	Big Data Computing	48	Successfully completed
31.	Shridevi Prabhu	Big Data Computing	47	Successfully completed
32.	prathiksha rai	Big Data Computing	47	Successfully completed
33.	Rakshitha HB	Data Mining	46	Successfully completed
34.	Aditya shetty	Big Data Computing	41	Successfully completed
35.	Meghana G R	Big Data Computing	40	Successfully completed
36.	Ranjith	Cloud Computing	40	Successfully completed
37.	Chithra R G	Data Mining	40	Successfully completed

Students Achievements in Academic Colloboration/MoU Organizations

Sl. No	Student Name	Place	Event	Date	Remarks
1.	Rasik Shetty, Parikshith Adiga and Sanath Shetty	National Remote Sensing Centre(NRSC), Hydrabad	Paper Presentation	29th March,2019	Title: Data Analytics with ELK stack and custom dashboard application for Bhuvan usage statistics.
2.	Netra S G	SJCIT	400 mtrs.	26th -29th October 2018	Third Place
3.	Netra S G	SJCIT	400 mtrs. Hurdles	26th -29th October 2018	Third Place
4.	Netra S G	SJCIT	4X400 mtrs. Relay	26th -29th October 2018	First Place
5.	Adithya Shetty	Canara Engg. College	Code Quest	28th Feb- 2nd March 2019	Participated
6.	D’Silva Amit	Canara Engg. College	Code Quest	28th Feb- 2nd March 2019	Participated
7.	Jagdish Rathi	Canara Engg. College	Code Quest	28th Feb- 2nd March 2019	Participated
8.	Vishal Nayak S	19th VTU youth fest	Janani 2018	2nd Nov - 4th Nov 2018	Participated
9.	Marsh Vishal Lobo	19th VTU youth fest	Janani 2018	2nd Nov - 4th Nov 2018	Participated
10.	AdithyaShetty	NITK -Incident 2019	Melas Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
11.	D’silvaAmith	NITK -Incident 2019	Melas Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
12.	Deekshith Raj	NITK -Incident 2019	Melas Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
13.	Niharika	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
14.	Mukesh	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
15.	Rahul Nayak	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
16.	Prajna	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
17.	Safnaaz	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated
18.	Ameen	NITK -Incident 2019	General Quiz	02nd Mar 2019	Participated

Participation in Inter-Institute events by students.

Sl. No.	Guide Name	Students Name	Year	Project Title	Status
1	Mr. Tahir N H B	Mr. Pratheek P P	2017-2018	VBRAILLE: Text input of multi touch screen mobile phones	Completed
2	Mr. Vivek Sharma	Ms. Pragathi D K	2017-2018	A speakup App for people	Completed
3.	Mr. Vasudev S Shahpur	Mr. AkashKubasad	2017-2018	Learn and Teach: A platform for digital classroom	Completed

Student sponsored projects by- Karnataka State Council for Science &Technology (KSCST)

Sl. No.	Guide Name	Students Name	Year	Project Title	Status
1	Mr Tahir N H B	Mr Prateek P P	2017-2018	VBRAILLE: Text input of multi-touch screen mobile phones	Completed
2	Mr Vivek Sharma	Ms Pragathi D K	2017-2018	A speakup App for people	Completed
3.	Mr Vasudev S Shahpur	Mr AkashKubasad	2017-2018	Learn and Teach: A platform for the digital classroom	Completed

Papers published/ awards received by projects

Sl. No.	Name of the Student	Title of the paper	Name of the publisher
1	SHILPA SUNITHA M R	MASKING SELECTED REGION OF MOVING OBJECT USING RGB MASKING TECHNIQUE	IEEE
2	N MANASA	MINING FREQUENT ITEMSET PURCHASE ON RETAIL OUTLET USING FREQUENT ITEMSET ULTRAMETRIC TREE ON HADOOP	ICRIT
3	ARCHANA ACHAR DEEPA SHETTY DEEPTHI SHETTY	IOT BASED PATIENT HEALTH MONITORING SYSTEM	IJCOT
4	ANVITHA BHAT H G ARPITHA BHAVYASHREE S B HEMASHREE J	AUTOMATED NUMBER PLATE RECOGNITION TECHNIQUE FOR VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION	ICRIT
5	SAFNAZ K SONY G KOTIAN VEERABHADRA SWAMY M B UMESH PUJAR	SENSOR BASED ATTENDANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM	ICRIT
6	CHANDAN HARSHITHA BHAT MOHITHA NISHMITHA	ACCESS CONTROL FOR WEB BASED CLOUD COMPUTING SERVICES	IEEE
7	K NIKHIL V SHETTY MAHESHA PRATHEEK P P R TOSHITHA	VBRAILLE: TEXT INPUT OF MULTITOUCH SCREEN MOBILE PHONES	ICRIT
8	AKASH KUBASAD NITHESH NARAYANA VAIDYA	A LOCATION SPECIFIC FRAME WORK TO UNITE TRAINERS AND LEARNERS	ICRIT

5 Industrial Visit

Industrial Visit 2018-19 | Industrial Visit to E & Y, Bangalore

Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized Industrial Visit to Ernst & Young (EY), Bangalore for Final Year Placed Students on 5^th April 2019. The visit was planned on the occasion of the EY Campus confluence Programme. The working environment of EY has been studied by students.

Industrial Visit to IISc, Bangalore

Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized an Industrial Visit to IISc. Bangalore for 2^nd Year Students on 23^rd March 2019. Team of 48 students with 2 faculty members visited the Indian Institute of Science (IISc) during Open Day. Students have visited the various department during this visit and participated in various events and guest lectures.

On this Open day, students got an opportunity to visit the Institute and go around the campus to explore the exciting science and technology initiatives and activities of the Institute. The Open Day featured popular lectures, experimental demos, poster presentations, quiz contests, scientific competitions, and exhibitions that were showcased in the various departments and centres. Our students exclusively visited Computational & Data Science(CDS) Centre and Computer Science & Automation(CSA) witnessed the following activities

Lab Demos
Poster display
Talk by experts
Quizzes
Puzzles
Interactive Demos
Technical Quiz
Coding:
- Game of Codes
- Bet to code

Industrial Visit to VHEP, Hosangadi

Name of Industry: Varahi Hydro Electric Project, Varaahi, Kundapura Tq.

Date of Visit: 5^th March 2019, Tuesday

Faculty Coordinator: Ms Ankitha Shetty & Ms Shruthi Shetty J

Students: 3^rd Year Students

Department of Computer Science & Engineering organized an Industrial Visit to Varaahi Hydro Electric Power Plant(VHEP), Hosangadi for 3rd Year Students of Department of Computer Science and Engineering on 5^th March 2019. Team of 54 students with 2 faculty members visited the plant and gained practical knowledge on various theoretical concepts known to them, with the coordination of consultant guide at the power plant.

Varahi Hydro Electric Project:

4 Units x 115MW = 460 MW
The river Varahi takes its birth at a height of 730 m in the Western Ghats at Hebbagilu, near Agumbe in Shimoga District. It joins the Arabian Sea near Kundapur. After a 25 Km initial run, this swift and powerful river falls 455 m in cascades to form the bellowing Kunchikal falls.
Varahi is Karnataka's first underground powerhouse – a key milestone in the corporate history of KPCL.
Varahi as a surface powerhouse was later converted into an underground Powerhouse. The change-over was based on three key parameters: technical, economical and our concern for environment protection.
Stage I of the Varahi Hydro Electric Project has a total installed capacity of 230 MW and Stage II of the Varahi Hydro Electric Project has a total installed capacity of 230 MW contributing 1100 MU annually.
This consists of 4 x 115 MW Generating Units at Varahi underground Powerhouse and two 4.5 MW units in Varahi Tail Race Mini Hydel Scheme ‐ 37.5 MW

Varahi Tail Race Mini Hydel Scheme:

The Varahi Tail race Mini Hydel Scheme is located on river Varahi, downstream of the location of the Underground powerhouse of Varahi Hydro Electric Project, presently having an installed capacity of 230MW (2 x 115MW).

The VTR Mini Hydel Scheme utilizes the tailrace waters of the Varahi Underground powerhouse and water from independent catchment up to the diversion weir site on Varahi River just downstream of Varahi Underground powerhouse tailrace confluence and the drop in the river bed level up to a location of VTR Mini Hydel Scheme Power House location, for power generation. The scheme is developed by M/s Sandur Power Ltd. the powerhouse at the Mani Dam site.

IT and Computerization:

The Corporation has taken a number of IT initiatives to meet its business commitments. Some of the IT activities/infrastructure as detailed below:

Hardware platform: Provided Blade Servers and Rack Servers
Connectivity: Established; OFC connectivity between all major powerhouses and office complex, Local Area Network and Wide Area Network through MPLS/MLLN circuits of BSNL at corporate and major project offices.
Application Software: The application software developed and implemented are:
- Fuel Management System
- Integrated Inventory Management System
- Owing to many changes in government policies, increased number of projects, KTPP act, e-portal procedures and increased number of spares due to technological changes made to modify the entire IIMS package to suit to present day conditions without deviating the KPCL’s administrative procedures in vogue modified IIMS to suit the requirement of RTPS and BTPS with the following major features and implemented:
  - Standardized the procedure/functions/ activities performed on inventory management.
  - Defined responsibilities/accountability.
  - Increased the speed of processing of purchase of materials.
  - Introduced “Material Requirement Planning”.
  - to move towards paperless transaction in inventory management
- Generation Management System
Other software: AutoCAD, STAAD, Adobe software and e-tab is being used extensively at Design offices. Oracle 9i/11g database, Oracle 10g Application Server, Oracle Forms 6i and Reports 6i are used for application software.
E-procurement: Government of Karnataka e-procurement portal is being used for procurement of goods and services as per the transparency act at corporate office and projects as per KTTP Act.

Industrial Visit – ISRO ISAC

A Report on Two Day Industrial Visit to Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bangalore & HAL Heritage Centre, Bangalore

The department of Computer Science and Engineering had organized an industrial visit for 36 students of the Sixth semester B.E on the 20th March 2018, who was accompanied by three of the faculties of the department.

ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) is the lead center of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) responsible for design, development, assembly & integration of communication, navigation, remote sensing, scientific and small satellite missions. For the benefit of students, there is a space exhibition center at ISAC. Our students were able to see the exhibition. Scientist Mr. H L Srinivasa explained each and every display unit kept for the exhibition. It includes the models of the first Indian satellite Aryabhatta, APPLE, INSAT series etc. Satellites are basically of two types- Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) satellites and communication satellites. IRS-1A was the first remote sensing mission undertaken by the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). It was a part-operational, part-experimental mission to develop Indian expertise in satellite imagery.

Students also gained knowledge about how television signals are broadcasted with the help of satellites. A working model was demonstrated. Various images of India taken at different angles from the satellites, for the purpose of geographical/weather study were seen. Latest images of moon obtained from the satellite was also shown. Different electronic devices used in satellite and space communication were explained.

The most interesting part was the tour of the lab areas where the students were shown the making of real satellites in the clean room and were given a glimpse of the equipment and manpower involved in the making, testing and launching of satellites. The tour was extremely informative and greatly benefitted the students and enhanced their knowledge about ISRO and its satellites. It was followed by an informative and interesting movie showing the establishment of the organization and the immense achievements of ISRO in the past and its plans for the future.

The visit to HAL Heritage Centre, Bangalore was organized on 20th March 2018 with the prior permission and guidance of beloved HOD Dr. ManjunathKotari.

The guiding staff onsite was very supportive to all students and guided to her best. Students had practical insights about LCA (Light combat Aircraft division). They also had an audio video presentation on the development of propulsion system and gas turbine followed by the visit to Heritage center and Aerospace Museum where a number of aircraft and aero engines are on display. It was a good experience, which has provided exposure to the pre-final year students with the knowledge of Aviation. The students are benefited in terms of the technical details provided by the company. The students also enjoyed learning new things.

Industrial Visit To UPCL

The department of Computer Science and Engineering had organized an industrial visit for 65 students of the Fourth semester B.E on the 13^th March, 2018, who were accompanied by Two of the faculties of the department.

Udupi Power Co-operation Limited(UPCL) is a subsidiary of Adani Power limited(APL).It has established a 2x600 MW coal based power plant which is located in notified industrial area at villages Yelluru and Santhuru,Taluk Udupi,District Udupi,Karnataka State. It is also the largest private power producer in India.

The units at the UPCL comprises of:

Demineralization plant
RFG
Clarifier-2
Cascade Aerator
BTG-Boiler Turbine Generator
Ash sylo tank
Surge tank
Setting tank
Track hopper
CHP-Coal Handling Plan
Machine stacker rechamber
ESP-Elactrostatic Precipitators
FGP-Fume Gas differlization System
Chlorination Tank
Natural Cooling Towers

The power plant of Udupi is India’s first power plant which uses 100% imported coal.

The coal has less ash content as compared to Indian coal that is per kg the ash content is 10.20%. Because of the less ash content, the heat efficiency and the capacity of the coal are more .Per day around 8000 metric ton coal is imported from Indonesia and Australia. The coal is imported and is sent to track hopper CHP-Coal Handling Plan. There are a total of 2 units containing 12 bunkers with 6 bunkers per unit.4 bunkers run at a time where as the other 2 bunkers are kept for stand-by.The unit has also got 2 salt water ponds,which are used for the purification of the sea water required for the production of electricity. The water is taken through the large pipelines which are underground connected to the nearest seashore, emptied into these lakes.The total water requirement for the purposed project is 14381 m³/hr. The requirement is fulfilled by the Arabian Sea.Due to the operational constraints faced in the sea water intake system,the system is designed to cater for both the phases upto sea water intake pump house.The sea water intake and outfall locations are finalized by CSIR-NIO, Goa.

Location and Description of the Site

The entire project area falls under industrial area notified by State Govt. of Karnataka.

The National Highway, NH-66 runs at a distance of 5 km, west connecting Mangalore to Udupi and State highway SH1 connecting NH66 from Padubidri to Karkala runs at a distance of 2.0 km, South from the proposed plant boundary.The site is located adjacent to new broad gauge of Konkan Railways connecting Mangalore to Mumbai.

Anticipated environmental impacts & Mitigation Measures

The preventive measures are taken care of in the power plant for the following fields

Air Environment
Noise Environment
Water Environment
Solid waste generation
Green-belt Development
Socio-Economic Measures

Project benefits

The purposed project by UPCL would enable to meet part of the growing power demand in the Karnataka State which is due to rapid industrialization and also due to large scale use of electricity for irrigation, domestic and commercial purposes. Further, the purposed power plant will result in improvement of infrastructure as well upliftment of social structure in the area. It is anticipated that the purposed water plant will provide benefits for the locals in two phases i.e. during the construction phase as well as during the operational phase.

Industrial Visit to VHEP(Varahi Hydro Electric Project), VARAHI

Name of Industry: Varahi Hydro Electric Project

Date of Visit: 13/10/2017, Friday

Faculty Coordinators: Hemanth Kumar N P and Vivek Sharma

As a part of their academics, 3rd year students of Department of Computer Science and Engineering visited VHEP, Hosangadi on 13th October 2017.

A team of 39 students with 2 faculty members visited the plant and gained practical knowledge on various theoretical concepts known to them, with the co-ordination of consultant guide at the power plant. The sites such as Varahi hydro electric project and Varahi Tail race mini hydel scheme were toured during our visit and also got to know how the information technology is used in these power projects.

4 Units x 115MW = 460 MW

Varahi is Karnataka's first underground powerhouse – a key milestone in the corporation history of KPCL. Varahi as a surface power house was later converted into an underground Powerhouse. The change-over was based on three key parameters: technical, economical and our concern for environmental protection. Stage I of the Varahi Hydro Electric Project has a total installed capacity of 230 MW and Stage II of the Varahi Hydro Electric Project has a total installed capacity of 230 MW contributing 1100 MU annually. This consists of 4 x 115 MW Generating Units at Varahi underground Powerhouse and two 4.5 MW units in Varahi Tail Race Mini Hydel Scheme ‐ 37.5 MW

IT and Computerization

The Corporation has taken a number of IT initiatives to meet its business commitments. Some of the IT activities/infrastructure as detailed below:

Hardware platform: Provided Blade Servers and Rack Servers

Connectivity: Established; OFC connectivity between all major power houses and office complex, Local Area Network and Wide Area Network through MPLS/MLLN circuits of BSNL at corporate and major project offices.

Application Software: The application software developed and implemented are:
- Fuel Management System
- Integrated Inventory Management System
- Owing to many changes in government policies, increased number of projects, KTPP act, e-portal procedures and increased number of spares due to technological changes made to modify the entire IIMS package to suit to present day conditions without deviating the KPCL’s administrative procedures in vogue modified IIMS to suit the requirement of RTPS and BTPS with the following major features and implemented
- Standardized the procedure/functions/ activities performed on inventory management.
- Defined the responsibilities/accountability.
- Increased the speed of processing of purchase of materials.
- Introduced “Material Requirement Planning”.
- to move towards paperless transaction in inventory management
- Generation Management System

Other software: AutoCAD, STAAD, Adobe software and e-tab are being used extensively at Design offices. Oracle 9i/11g database, Oracle 10g Application server, Oracle Forms 6i and Reports 6i are used for application software.

E-procurement: Government of Karnataka e-procurement portal is being used for procurement of goods and services as per the transparency act at corporate office and projects as per KTTP Act.

Industrial Visit 2017

On 9th of March 2017, 60 Final Year students of CSE had a visit to Master Control Facility (MCF) at Hassan Karnataka. MCF monitors and controls all the Geostationary / Geosynchronous satellites of ISRO, namely, INSAT, GSAT, Kalpana and IRNSS series of satellites. MCF is responsible for Orbit Raising of satellites, In-orbit payload testing, and On-orbit operations all through the life of these satellites.

MCF activities include round-the-clock Tracking, Telemetry & Commanding (TT&C) operations, and special operations like Eclipse management, Station-keeping manoeuvres and recovery actions in case of contingencies. MCF interacts with User Agencies for effective utilization of the satellite payloads and to minimize the service disturbances during special operations.

It was the vision of Dr.Vikram Sarabhai to use the space technology for the benefit of society. The students were shown a video of how India changed drastically after satellites were launched. They were also shown the place from where all the Geostationary satellites were controlled and monitored.

On 10th of March 2017 students had a visit to Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), Bangalore. The students were shown many Launch vehicles like SLV, PSLV, GSLV and many other satellites were also shown. We learnt more about the launching of the satellites and also about the applications of various satellites.

The students were also visited the Clean room were all the satellites are assembled. Here they had a look at Chandrayan II which is to be launched in 2018. Once the satellites are assembled and tested they are then sent to Sriharikota for launching.

Report on Industrial visit to UPCL Udupi

Visit held on 7th and 8th November,2016

Being the student of Computer science & Engineering students come to know that the operation technology used for operating the boilers of the plant and how the plant is monitored with the help of software used SCADA basically which is an centralized system used to supervise a complete plant and basically consists of data accessing features and controlling processes remotely. It is used to monitor the boiler temperature, pressure and water level using different sensors and the corresponding output is given to the PLC which controls the boiler temperature, pressure and water level.

If the temperature and pressure inside the boiler exceeds the predefined value then the entire system is shut down. In case of emergency different automated check valves are used to release pressure, steam and inform the concerned authority. PLC is also used for the internal storage of instruction for the implementing function such as logic, sequencing, timing, counting and arithmetic to control through digital or analog input/ output modules various types of machines processes & how the power is supplied to main grid how the operational technique is going to work behind will come to know by the students.

A Report on Two Day Industrial Visit to Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bangalore & Master Control Facility (MCF), Hassan.

The department of Computer Science and Engineering had organized an industrial visit for Eighth semester B.E on the 4th April 2016 and 5th April 2016, who were accompanied by two of the faculties of the department.

On 4th April 2016, the visit was to ISRO Satellite Centre at Bangalore. The visit provided an insight to the quality of research happening in the area of space technology and the scope of Computer Science and Engineering in this field. The experience was one of a kind and Mr. Srinivasan, Scientist in ISAC was kind enough to patiently describe and explain the procedures and concepts behind the making and launching of satellites and their launch vehicles. The student members got to see small-scale models of all satellites launched by ISRO in the past and were briefed on the scientific

concepts behind their engineering, launch and maintenance. It was a lengthy session where the students toured the area.

On 5th April 2016, the visit was to Master Control Facility at Hassan. One of the Scientist members provided the valuable information on how MCF monitors and controls all the geo-stationary satellites of ISRO. It carries out operations related to initial orbit raising of satellites, in-orbit payload testing, and on-orbit operations throughout the life of these satellites. The operations involve continuous tracking, telemetry and commanding, special operations like eclipse management, station-keeping maneuvers and recovery in case of contingencies. It was followed by an informative and interesting movie showing the importance of the organization and the evolution of ISRO for about 30 minutes. We had a nice interaction session with a guide, as we asked various questions out of our curiosity that made our visit successful. The industrial visit to ISRO and MCF was an enriching experience for students in getting live exposure of Space Technology which can help them in their further career enhancements. The students have enjoyed the technical endeavor at both the organizations a lot. The overall visit was very informative and gave good learning experience.

Report on BSNL Training and Industrial Visit

VI Semester CSE students of 2015-16 were attended BSNL training from 17th August, 2015 to 22nd August, 2015 at Mangalore Subdivision of BSNL.

Report on Industrial visit to UPCL Udupi

The VIII Semester students were given visit to UPCL Udupi on 5th April, 2016. About 60 students were participated in this event. Mr. Mahesh Kaluti, Asst Professor, accompanied the students during visit. The following are the observations made by our students.

Plant is having Total Capacity: 2 X 600 MW (1200 MW)

Fuel Water Source : About 4 million tons per annum from Indonesia Sea water is used to meet the condenser cooling and other water requirements.

Plant O & M Software : Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition system (SCADA).

Status (Units Commissioned) : Both units of 2 x 600 MW are commenced commercial operations.

Project specification : The power generated from Udupi Power Plant is evacuated thru a dedicated 400 kV transmission line.

Being the student of Computer Science & Engineering students come to know that the operation technology used for operating the boilers of the plant and how the plant is monitored with the help of software used SCADA basically which is an centralized system used to supervise a complete plant and basically consists of data accessing features and controlling processes remotely. It is used to monitor the boiler temperature, pressure and water level using different sensors and the corresponding output is given to the PLC which controls the boiler temperature, pressure and water level. If the temperature and pressure inside the boiler exceeds the predefined value then the entire system is shut down. In case of emergency different automated check valves are used to release pressure, steam and inform the concerned authority. PLC is also used for the internal storage of instruction for the implementing function such as logic, sequencing, timing, counting and arithmetic to control through digital or analog input/ output modules various types of machines processes & how the power is supplied to main grid how the operational technique is going to work behind will come to know by the students.

6 Workshop & Training

WORKSHOP & TRAINING (FACULTY)

Workshops/FDPs & Training- Faculty 2018-19

Mobile Application Development using Android

8 days National Level workshop on the theme “Mobile Application Development using Android” was organized from 16^th January 2019 to 23^rd January 2019 by Alva’s Institute of Engineering & Technology, Moodbidri, Karnataka with Technical Collaboration of Computer Society of India Student Chapter and Co-Sponsored by Dlithe Bangalore.

The formal inaugural function was graced by the presence of our Head of the Department Dr. Manjunath Kotari, Mr. Arun V Rajpurohith Founder Dlithe Bangalore, Mr. Avinash R S Corporate Trainer – Android & Robotics and Certification Course Coordinator Prof. Harish Kunder.

52 CSE students were registered for the course and obtained a Certificate from the Dlithe Bangalore.

Case Studies:

The following case studies are assigned to respective batches. All the case studies are expected to be completed by the end of March 2019

Grocery shop owner finding it difficult to visit APMC as its far and thus increasing his operational expenditures. He is in need of a simple app for placing his orders through a mobile app
Children’s between the age of 4-12 are exposed to the internet world, thus watching video's online. Parents wish to have a mobile app which can streamline video related to kids interest and block rest everything
Saloon owner wishes to have a mobile app for his VVIP customers to block the date with their choices of haircut etc..
Your college wishes to have a mobile app with all relevant information and updates. Can you build one app?
Corporate wants a mobile app to capture minutes of meeting recording and convert that as report and send it to participant’s email
Flower shop owner wants a mobile app for accepting the orders from his regular customers and deliver it with delivery confirmation through the app
Dlithe would like to have a mobile app to collect "e-waste" from the households. A waste ordering/collecting app will help to collect e-waste from the households

4th International Conference on Applied and Theoretical Computing and Communication Technology (iCATccT) - 2018.

Dates: 6^TH & 7^TH of Sept, 2018

The International conference iCATccT – 2018 was jointly organized by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Departments of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Department of Information Science and Engineering 6^th and 7^th September 2017.

The main objective of this conference brings both to Applied and Theoretical Computing Researchers, academicians, scholars, experts, engineers, students and Industrialists This conference was focused on promoting, developing and organizing associations and networks of Academicians, Engineers and Professionals and also to make faculty indulge in high-end research in the relevant fields. Keynote address and paper presentations from authors were a part of iCATccT – 2018.

A total of 209 submissions were received across India as well as from abroad. To name very few among them are - Uttar Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Tamilnadu, Kerala, Hyderabad, Telangana and various parts of Karnataka, witnessing this truly popular and international event. The Technical Program Committee (TPC) comprising around 150 experts from academia and industry selected 61 papers for presentations and 53 registered. The acceptance rate is 27.6%. The conference will run in 3 parallel sessions in 2 days.

Later lighting the lamp by Guest of Honor Dr. Alvaro Rocha, Professor, University of Coimbra, Portugal and other dignitaries on the dais. The other dignitaries present during the inauguration were Sri Ganga Prasad, Sr. Director and Center Head, C-DAC, Bengaluru, Sri. Vivek Alva, Managing trustee, AEF, Dr.Peter Fernandes, Principal, AIET, General Chair Dr.Niranajan Sr. member IEEE, Professor and Head Dept. of Computer Application. Proceedings of the conference released by dignitaries

General Chair Dr.Niranajan, iCATccT – 2018 was briefed about the details of the conference, He mentioned that total of 209 submissions was received across India as well as from abroad and the Technical Program Committee (TPC) comprising around 150 experts from academia and industry selected 61 papers for presentations and 53 registered.

After the tea break, the inauguration function was followed by a keynote address by Dr Alvaro Roach, AISTI & University of Coimbra, Portugal, in his keynote address, stressed about process quality management through information technology audit. The roots lie in IBM’s Business System Planning Methodology which provides top-down analysis of the information requirements of the business. Dr Alvaro Roach was felicitated by the guest of honour Sri. Ganga Prasad GL.

After the lunch, papers were presented by the participants in their respective tracks. The three tracks in charges were,

Session - 1.1

Theoretical Computer Science I

Date/Time - September 6, 2018 (Thursday) / 02:15 - 03:45 hrs

Venue Room Number -002

Chairs - Dr. MohideenBadhusha S, Sr.Professor, dept. of CSE, AIET

N.V Subba Reddy, Professor Department of Computer Science &

Engineering, Manipal Institute of Technology.

Session -1.2.

Applications of Communication I,

Date/Time - September 6, 2018 (Thursday)/ 02:15 ‐ 03:45 hrs

Venue Room Number -002

Chairs - Dr. Manjunatha D.V, HOD & Sr.Professor, dept. of ECE, AIET

Dr. Bore Gowda S B, Professor Department of Electronics & Communication

Engineering Manipal Institute of Technology

Session 1.3

Big Data Analytics

Date/Time September 6, 2018 (Thursday) 02:15 ‐ 03:45 hrs

Venue Room Number -103

Chairs- Dr. Sumith.N, Associate Professor, dept. of CSE, AIET

Dr. Prema K V, Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Manipal Institute of Technology.

Session 2.1

Computing Applications I

Date/Time September 6, 2018 (Thursday) 04:00 ‐ 05:30 hrs

Venue Room Number -001

Chairs - Dr. ManjunathaKotari, HOD & Professor, dept. of CSE, AIET

N.V Subba Reddy, Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Manipal Institute of Technology

Session 2.2

Communications Theory

Date/Time September 6, 2018 (Thursday) 04:00 ‐ 05:30 Hrs

Venue Room Number -002

Chairs - Dr. RoopaLakshmi.R, Professor, dept. of ISE, AIET

Dr. Prema K V, Professor Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Manipal Institute of Technology

Session 2.3

Applications of Communication II

Date/Time September 6, 2018 (Thursday) 04:00 ‐ 05:30 hrs

Venue Room Number -103

Chairs - Dr. Dattathreya, Dean Planning & Sr. Professor, Dept. of ECE, AIET

Dr. Bore Gowda S B, Professor Department of Electronics & Communication

Engineering Manipal Institute of Technology

On the Second day 07/09/2108, the conference sessions were started with a paper presentation at 10 AM. The sessions are mentioned below-

Session 3.1

Computer Vision, Graphics and Image Processing I

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 10:00 ‐ 11:30 hrs

Venue Room Number -001

Chairs - JayanthkumarRathod.A, Professor & HOD, dept. of ISE, AIET

Dr. Shashidhar G. Koolagudi, Professor Department of Computer Science

& Engineering NITK-Surathkal

Session 3.2

Computing Applications II

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 10:00 ‐ 11:30 hrs

Venue Room Number -002

Chairs - Dr. Sumith.N, Associate Professor, dept. of CSE, AIET

Dr. Geetha V, Professor Department of Information Technology NITKSurathkal

Session 3.3

Applications of Communication III

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 10:00 ‐ 11:30 hrs

Venue Room Number -103

Chairs - Dr. Praveen.J, Dean Academic & Professor, dept. of ECE, AIET

Dr. Muralidhar Kulkarni, Professor Department of Electronics &

Communication Engineering NITK- Surathkal.

Session 4.1

Applications of Communication IV

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 11:45 ‐ 01:15 Hrs

Venue Room Number -001

Chairs - Prof. Shankar, Associate Professor, Dept. of ECE, AIET

Dr. MuralidharKulkarni, Professor Department of Electronics &

Communication Engineering, NITK-Surathkal.

Session 4.2

Theoretical Computer Science II

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 11:45 ‐ 01:15 Hrs

Venue Room Number -002

Chairs - Dr. Roopalakshmi.R, Professor, Dept. of ISE, AIET.

Dr. Shashidhar G. Koolagudi, Professor Department of Computer Science

& Engineering NITK-Surathkal.

Session 4.3

Computer Vision, Graphics and Image Processing II

Date/Time September 7, 2018 (Friday) 11:45 ‐ 01:15 hrs

Venue Room Number -103

Chairs - Dr. MohideenBadhusha.S, Sr.Professor, dept. of CSE, AIET

Dr. Geetha V , Professor Department of Information Technology NITKSurathkal

Session Photos

After all the presentations, the valedictory function was started at 1PM, Dr.Murlidhar Kulkarni, chief guest of the valedictory was address the gathering followed by
Dr.Peter Fernandes, Principal, AIET and concluded at 2 PM.

Photo session with Dignitaries, organising team and Sponsorers of the ICATCCT-2018

Faculty Development Programs (FDPs)

Department of CSE organized a National Level FDP(Faculty Development Program) on Web Technology and Its Applications as per VTU Revised Syllabus from 24^th July to 28^th July, 2018. Dr. Shivayogi B Ullagaddi, Special Officer VTU, Belagavi inaugurated the FDP on 24^th July, 2018. After the inauguration, Dr. Ullagaddi emphasized that Faculty members need to enhance their knowledge from time to time as per the technological changes. Dr. Manjunath Kotari welcomed the gathering. Mr. Vasudev Shahapur introduced the chief guest to the audience. Dr. Mohideen Badhusha S proposed the vote of thanks.

The FDP was focused on the various aspects of Development of client-server web applications using PHP and MySQL. The FDP imparts fundamental knowledge required to design and develop web-oriented applications. The following salient features included and discussed:

The Resource Person Dr. Badhusha trained the participants with hands-on training sessions which offered a creative idea for developing using PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, XML, a and HTML. The practical programming exercises were assigned in the midst of the demonstration hours to invoke the interest on the development of different real-life applications using PHP, JavaScript and MySQL. It offered a comprehensive knowledge in the development of an on-line management system. E-materials along with 70 video lessons were provided for the participants.

About 40 participants from various engineering colleges of Karnataka have actively participated in this 5 days FDP.

Workshop/FDPs Conducted 2017-18

5 Days FDP on “FIREWALL, INSTALLATION, CONFIGURATION AND MANAGEMENT”

Department of Computer Science & Engineering in association with ICT Academy & Palo Alto Networks, Bangalore organized a 5 days Faculty Development Programme on “Firewall, Installation, Configuration and Management” from 8^th to 12^th January 2018. The FDP was inaugurated by Mr. Shanmughavel Somu, Palo Alto Networks, Dr. Kurien Athikari, Principal, Alva’s Degree College, Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE , Mr. Harish Kunder, Coordinator of FDP and Mr. Basavadarshan, ICT Academy Relationship Manager on 8^th January 2018.

The session began with an introduction to firewall called PaloAlto, followed by the installation of the virtual workstation, to implement the Firewall. Over the period of five days, the various features of the firewall were implemented such as, the methods of blocking various application, websites, and results of the applied methods.

The Objective of this FDP is to Understand the configuration steps for security, networking, threat prevention, logging, and reporting features. The resource person was explained and gave the hands-on experience of how to configure and manage the entire line of Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls. The resource person also shared his experience on Security and NAT Policies, Basic App-ID& User ID, File Blocking and WildFire.

The following Modules were discussed with the hands-on session which includes Platforms and Architecture, Initial Configuration, Basic Interface Configuration, Security and NAT Policies, Basic App-ID, Basic Content-ID, File Blocking and WildFire, Decryption, Basic User-ID, Site-to-Site VPN, Management and Reporting and Active/Passive High Availability.

About 40 participants of different ICT Academy Partner Institutions have participated in the FDP.

Report on 3 Days FDP on Algorithms

Department of CSE organized a 3 days Faculty Development Programme on “Algorithms” from 10^th to 12^th December 2017. The FDP was inaugurated by Dr. Shashidhar Koolgudi, Department of CSE, NITK, Surathkal and Dr Manjunath Kotari on 10^th Dec 2017. The objective of the FDP was to train and develop professionals in their area, so that, they can act as ‘Resource Persons’ in guiding and motivating young students to provide insight about Algorithms. FDP is mainly to equip the participants with requisite skills, knowledge and competencies for effective analysis of the subject. This FDP was arranged only to internal faculty members to empower teachers to overcome hurdles and motivate the student towards Quality education.

The following are the topics discussed during the First day of the FDP which includes, Introduction, Performance Analysis, Asymptotic notations, Important Problem Types, Fundamental Data structures, Divide and conquer method, Decrease and Conquer approach.

On the second day, Greedy method, Minimum cost spanning Tree, Single source shortest paths, Optimal Tree problem, Transform and Conquer Approach, Dynamic Programming and Transitive closure topics were explained by the resource person.

On last day, Dynamic Programming, All-Pairs Shortest Paths, Backtracking, Branch and Bound, 0/1 Knapsack problem, NP-Complete and NP-Hard Problems were discussed.

Dr. Shashidhar Koolagudi, Professor, NITK Surathkal was the resource person and about 15 faculty members of CSE department were attended this FDP.

Report on Amazon AWS Workshop

One day workshop on “Amazon Web Services(AWS)” has been organized by Department of Computer Science and Engineering, AIET, Mijar on 19^th MAR 2018. Keynote speakers Mr Ravindra Verna, Vice President, Engineering services CollPoll and Mr. Durga Prasad Kakaraparthi, Senior solution architect, Amazon web services were resource persons of the Workshop. About 20 Faculty members of the Mangalore Region Engineering Colleges have participated in this Workshop.

Workshop/FDPs Conducted 2016-17

Report on 5 Days Workshop

Five days National Level Workshop on “Development of Web Oriented Applications using PHP and MySQL and Orientation Program towards Research” was conducted by Department of Computer Science & Engineering from 16^th January 2017 to 20^th January 2017. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Balakrishnan Manikiam, Sir-MV ISRO Chair Professor, Bangalore University. He lighted the lamp of wisdom and in his speech. He emphasized the need of digital transformation in the current scenario. He educated the gathering on the growth and integration of technologies and the importance of web applications. He also explained how such workshops would help us provide knowledge of using web applications to turn India into “Digital-India”.

The Dean Academics, HoDs of various departments were also present during the inaugural function. The resource person Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha highlighted the importance of the web-oriented applications with intensive hands-on sessions and delivered vote of thanks. There are 50 participants from various colleges participating in the workshop.

The proceedings of the workshop are as follow:

Day 1: The demonstration was made on ‘Salient and unique features of PHP’ with the hands-on training sessions in the basic programming constructs along with relevant exercises in PHP followed by advanced programming constructs in PHP with HTML.

Day 2: The demonstration was made on ‘Introduction to the object-oriented programming concepts in PHP’ along with the hands-on training sessions in implementing the simple object-oriented programs with relevant exercises in PHP followed by the demonstration of implementing the in-built functions in PHP.

Day 3: Basic MySQL commands are delivered along with the hands-on training sessions for implementing basic queries in MySQL followed by a demonstration of implementing advanced queries in MySQL.

Day 4: The exercises on ‘Development of web-oriented applications using PHP, HTML and MySQL’ with the hands-on training sessions for developing online applications followed by the demonstration of the development of online management system using PHP, HTML and MySQL with Case Studies.

Day 5: On the 5^th day, Prof. Manjunath Kotari, HoD/CSE conducted a session on “Research Orientation- General Advice” to the Research Scholars. In the session, he explained as to how to start the Research, what are the good qualities of Research, types of Researches in India, Structure of PhD thesis and tips to write the thesis and journal paper. Dr. Mohideen Badhusha, Professor, Dept of CSE delivered a lecture on Research Avenues in Computer Science & Engineering domain and caveats with some examples for thesis work”. The day ended with a valedictory function in which the certificates were distributed to all the participants.

WORKSHOP & TRAINING (STUDENT)

Assessment Year 2018-19

Workshops & Training for Students 2018-19

Workshop on “Hadoop for Big Data Analytics”

Department of CSE organized a workshop on “Hadoop for Big Data Analytics” for the final year students from 12^th March to 19^th March,2019. The Workshop was inaugurated by Mr. Manjunath Mulimanni, Research Scholar, NITK, Surathkal, Dr. Manjunath Kotari HOD CSE and Prof. Jayanthkumar Rathod, HOD ISE. The 97 final years have participated in this workshop.

Hadoop is 100% open or free source and pioneered a fundamentally new way of storing and processing data. Instead of relying on expensive, proprietary hardware and different systems to store and process data, Hadoop enables distributed parallel processing of huge amounts of data across inexpensive, industry-standard servers that both store and process the data, and can scale without limits. With Hadoop, no data is too big. And in today's hyper-connected world where more and more data is being created every day, Hadoop's breakthrough advantages mean that businesses and organizations can now find value in data that was recently considered useless.

OBJECTIVE:

To gain the hands-on experience in the Hadoop fo Big Data

FEEDBACK

The participants learnt how to MapReduce using Hadoop concepts. The speaker gave the details of Big Data from scratch. He explained with good examples. Overall the participants were very happy. They attended the workshop with enthusiasm in all the sessions. The workshop was a big hit.

OUTCOMES

The participants got both Theoretical and Practical knowledge about BIGDATA and HADOOP. Planning to setup BIGDATA and HADOOP Lab. More and more research activity are to be planned on HADOOP

RESOURCE PERSON

Mr. Manjunath Mulimani (Research Scholar)

Department: - Computer Science Engineering

Education: - NITK, Surathkal

Workshop on “Let’s Latex”

Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology conducted a 2 days Student development Program on “Let’s LaTeX” for Final year students organized by Department of Computer Science and Engineering on 14th and 15th February 2019. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Manjunath Kothari A, H.O.D, Dept. CSE and also addressed the students. Resource person- Dr. Sumith N, all faculty members and final year students were also present during the inauguration.

Workshop Overview

This workshop imparts a fundamental knowledge required to design and write papers and reports using LaTeX tool. The practical exercises assigned amidst the lecture hours enhanced the interest of students to use the tool for their final year project report.

Course Goal: To master the techniques required to write a professional project report and paper based on the format of the respective publication.

Course Objective

· Learn syntax, features of, and commands to utilize the LaTeX tool.

· Design and write a document using the tool.

Topics covered

· Installing Latex Software

· Latex Environments And Packages

· Document Writing

· Paper Formats

o IEEE

o Springer

o Elsevier Presentation Slides

· Writing Reports

o Chapters

o Section

Workshop on “C++ and Java”

Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology conducted a 5 days workshop on “C++ and Java - an interview-based approach and a bridge course for OOC with hands-on sessions” for 2nd-year students on 11^th to 15^th FEB 2019. The workshop was inaugurated Mr. Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee, AEF. The Principal Dr. Peter Fernandes, AIET and Prof. Manjunath Kothari, H.O.D, Dept. CSE and all The HODs of various departments and all staff members and student volunteers were also present during the inauguration function along with the resource person Dr. S. MohideenBadhusha. And also total of 123 participants from 2^nd Year CSE have participated in this workshop.

Workshop Overview

Basic fundamentals about c++ and java programming.
This workshop provided a brief knowledge about object-oriented concepts
This workshop imparts the fundamental knowledge required to design and develop of the mini project using object-oriented concepts.
This workshop filled the gap between academic and university syllabus.
The practical programming exercises assigned amidst the lecture hours enhance the interest of the development of different real-life applications using c++, java and object-oriented concepts.
Course Goal

To master all techniques of software development in the C++ Programming Language and demonstrate these techniques by the solution of a variety of problems spanning the breadth of the language.

Topics covered

Intro to Classes and Objects
Control Structures
Methods
Arrays
Pointers
Classes
Inheritance
Polymorphism
Templates
Exceptions
Files
STL
Operator Overloading

The proceedings of the workshop are as follows:

DAY 1

Session 1: Introduction to object-oriented programming paradigm – Understanding of important basic terminologies of OOPs such as Class and objects, constructors, encapsulation, abstraction, Information hiding in C++ with example programs.

Session 2: Inheritance, types of inheritance, polymorphism, types of polymorphism, dynamic binding, Static binding, Virtual and pure virtual Functions, Abstract class,Templates in C++ with example programs.

DAY 2

Session 1: File handling functions, Exception handling, In-line functions and Friend function and class in C++ with example programs. Class and objects, constructors, encapsulation, abstraction, Information hiding in Java with example programs.

Session 2: Basic operators Logical expression; Type casting; Strings Control Statements: Selection statements, iteration statements, Jump Statements in Java and exercises

DAY 3

Session 1: Applets, Multi-Threaded Programming, Event Handling and Swings in Java and exercises

Session 2: Practice Session for rigorous training of Interview based questions

End of the session collected oral feedback from the students for the better enhancement of training programs in future.

The day was ended with a valedictory function where all the participants are provided with certificates.

Internship Training Program on Deep Learning

A three weeks Student Internship Program on ‘Data Analytics, Machine Learning and Deep Learning’ was organized by the Department of Computer Science Engineering, Electronics and Communication Engineering and Information Science Engineering at Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology, for the students of Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology from 15^th to 29^th January 2019. Dr. Satish Kumar Singh, Associate Professor, Department of Information Technology, Indian Institute of Information Technology - Allahabad and Dr. Mohammed Javed, Assistant Professor Department of Information Technology, Indian Institute of Information Technology - Allahabad were present during inauguration.

The inaugural function commenced with a formal introduction of the dignitaries by Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD, Department of Computer Science Engineering, AIET and welcomed the gathering. Dr. Praveen J, Dean Academics, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering introduced the resource persons. Mr. Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee AIET, Dr. Dattatreya G, Dean Research and Mr. Jayanth Kumar Rathod, HOD, Department of Information Science Engineering was also present in the inaugural function. Mr. Vivek Alva shared his experience about the visit to Indian Institute of Information Technology - Allahabad and briefed about the applications of machine learning and big data analytics and how it has gained its popularity in the recent times. Dr. Satish Kumar Singh delivered his address by stating that machine learning and AI concepts have been in existence since the 1960’s but has only recently gained popularity due to advancements in computing and hardware technologies. Dr. Mohammed Javed, shared his experience he had at Alva’s as a student and how it moulded to shapen his career growth. He expressed his views on Big Data Analytics concluding the inaugural session, soon after which the internship sessions followed.

The following topics have been covered by resource persons daywise is as follows.

Date	Resource Person	Topics Covered
15/01/2019	Dr. Satish Kumar Singh	What is and image?, How images are formed? Digital images and biometrics
	Dr. Mohammed Javed	Data Analytics, Different type of tools for big data, An assignment to analyse and install different tools
16/01/2019	Dr. Satish Kumar Singh	Analysis of the biometric and biometric images, Gaussian curve analysis
	Research Scholars	Hands-on session on Anaconda Navigator tool and Jyupter tools and their working
17/01/2019	Dr. Mohammed Javed	Image processing and its applications, image segmentation, filtering and other concepts
	Research Scholars	Hands-on session on the numpy using Anaconda Navigator
18/01/2019	Dr. Mohammed Javed	MAT lab and image processing a Hands-on session
	Research Scholars	Students have done the Mini projects on the problems stated by Dr Mohammed Javed to the various groups
19/01/2019	Research Scholars	MAT lab and image processing concepts with the hands-on session for segmentation, restoration, and etc.
	Research Scholars	MAT lab and image processing concepts with a hands-on session for, edge detection, object detection and etc.
21/01/2018	Prof. Shekhar Verma	Deep Learning Concepts, TensorFlowand TensorFlow library
	Dr. Krishna Pratap Singh	Training and Testing of Image procession and PytorchPackage installation and edge detections
22/01/2019	Prof. Shekhar Verma	Concepts of Supervised learning, unsupervised learning
	Dr. Krishna Pratap Singh	Concepts of Reinforced learning and semi-supervised learning
23/01/2019	Prof. Shekhar Verma	Semi-supervised learning(SSL), Markov Decision Processes (MDP) Policy Future Return, Discounted Future Return, Deep Q-Network (DQN)
	Dr. Krishna Pratap Singh	Self-Training, Generative Models, S3VMs, Graph-Based Algorithms, Multi-view Algorithms
24/01/2019	Prof. Shekhar Verma	Random number generations, finding the distance programs and its executions
	Dr. Krishna Pratap Singh	K-Near and finite array, Graphical representation of KNN
25/01/2019	Prof. Shekhar Verma	Regression, Classification, Clustering, Under-fitting and Overfitting Optimization
	Dr. Krishna Pratap Singh	Linear Regression for Machine Learning, ReRegularizationgression Model Representation, Gradient Descent,

The valedictory program of the Internship was held on 29^th Jan 2019.

WORKSHOP for Alva’s BCA Students

Alva’s Institute of Engineering and Technology conducted a 3 days workshop on Inter-College Level Workshop on “PYTHON PROGRAMMING” organized by department of computer science and engineering from Sep 17^th to 19^th 2018. The workshop was inaugurated by Dr. Manjunath Kotari, Professor and Head, Department of computer science and engineering. The HODs of various departments, Deans of the institution were also present for the inauguration function along with the resource person Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha. Participants from Alva’s Degree College students have participated.

Total Number of external candidates participated: 39

Resource Person: Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha, Sr. Professor, Dept of CSE, AIET.

Workshop Coordinator: Mr. Sushant Mangasuli, Assistant |Professor, Dept of CSE, AIET.

The proceedings of the workshop are as follows:

Day 1: Started with the demonstration on salient and unique features of python programming along with the hands-on training in the basic programming constructs such as iteration and strings with relevant exercise in python and also hands-on sessions

Day 2: Started with a demonstration on the introduction of lists and tuples, directory and files with the hands-on training in implementing the simple programs with relevant exercises in python programming. Demonstration of implementing the inbuilt functions in python programming along with hands-on training in the implementation of the inbuilt functions with relevant exercises.

Day 3: Started with a demonstration on basic of python to read XML data along with the hands-on training for implementing basic XML data queries and The afternoon session was followed with the demonstration of the development of Mini-project on Salary report using XML and Python

The day was ended with a valedictory function where all the participants were provided with certificates.

Web Development using HTML, CSS and PHP with Mini project

Department of CSE conducted a 6 days workshop on “Web Development using HTML, CSS and PHP with Mini project” for 2nd-year students organized by Department of Computer Science and Engineering on 6^th to 11^th AUG 2018. The inauguration function held on 6^th by Resource person Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha. And also a total of 106 participants from our department had participated in this workshop.

Workshop Overview

This workshop imparts a fundamental knowledge required to design and develop an online management system of the client-server technology using dynamic, database-driven web pages using HTML, CSS and PHP.
It provides hands-on training sessions which offer a creative idea in the development of online management systems
The practical programming exercises assigned amidst the lecture hours enhance the interest of the development of different real-life applications using HTML, CSS, PHP and MySQL and offers a piece of comprehensive knowledge in the development of online management system.

Pre-requisite Knowledge/Skills:

Basic programming skill in Logical development with fundamental SQL knowledge.

Course Objective

Elucidate salient unique features of the server sided programming script, PHP
Analyze the basic programming constructs of PHP and commands in MySQL in perspective of imparting fundamental programming knowledge using hands-on sessions
Apply the knowledge acquired for the development of web-oriented applications by creating on-line management systems based on client server technology.
Design and develop on-line web-oriented applications by imparting hands-on training sessions

The proceedings of the workshop are as follows:

DAY 1

Session 1: Demonstration on Salient and Unique features of PHP

Session 2: Hands-on training in the basic programming constructs with relevant exercises in PHP

Session 3: Demonstration on advanced programming constructs in PHP and CSS and its applications

Session 4: Hands-on training in implementing the advanced programming constructs with relevant exercises in PHP

DAY 2

Session 1: Demonstration of implementing the in-built functions in PHP using python programming.

Session 2: Hands-on training in the implementation of the in-built functions with relevant exercises in PHP

Session 3: Demonstration on basic programming constructs in PHP

Session 4: Hands-on training with the exercises in PHP

DAY 3

Session 1: Demonstration on application programs of PHP and HTML controls.

Session 2: Hands-on training with the exercises in the application programs of PHP and HTML controls

Session 3: Development of Mini Project work using PHP, HTML and CSS

Students Mark Report
Employee Payroll

Session 4: Development of Mini Project work using PHP, HTML and CSS

Students Mark Report
Employee Payroll

The day was ended with a valedictory function where all the participants are provided with certificates.

7 Innovative Programmes

Innovative Social Activities - 2018-19

Kaliyona Computer Camp was organized by CMANIAX forum from 29^th October to on 31st October 2018, Rural Computer Education Camp to students of Govt Kannada Medium School, Marodi. The inauguration was done by Mr. Ravindra Poojari, President of Lion’s Club, Shirthadi, Dr. Peter Fernandes, Alva’s Engineering College Principal and Dr. Kurian, Alva’s Degree college Principal and HOD Dr. Manjunath Kotari. Further, there was an orientation about Kaliyona Computer lead by Shreyas Rao, President of CMANIAX forum, Event Coordinator followed by forum coordinators. During the inauguration, AIET donated 3 Computer System to School.

Giving the Basic knowledge of MS-Word, MS-Excel, Paint etc. Giving the basic knowledge about MS-Word which is extraordinarily useful for them and allows to be more creative and also opens up a wide range of knowledge. MS-Excel is done as essentially with a set of formulas to calculate the values. These values have been calculated by using formulas. By this student have understood slightly about how to use MS-Excel. Our student coordinators taught how to use paint option in computer and how to use it.

Entire two days the students were able to learn the basic knowledge of MS-Office and paint. Our student coordinators gave few assignments to judge whether the students have learned the concepts. Student coordinators included brainstorming sessions like a quiz. The entire session was students completely filled with enthusiasm and made the session more interactive and showed a lot of interest and we encouraged them by distributing chocolates.

FUTSAL’18

FUTSAL’18 was an inter-collegiate football tournament conducted by C-Maniax forum of Computer Science & Engineering Department, AIET. FUTSAL’18 brought together all the best Football teams of seven different Engineering Colleges of the Dakshina Kannada and Udupi region.

            FUTSAL’18was conducted on 22^ndApril 2018 at AIET main campus.FUTSAL’18was inaugurated by Mr. Ashraf Karnere, Expertise group, Dubai and with the presence of Mr.Vivek Alva, Dr. Manjunath Kotari, Mr.Hemanth Kumar N P, C-Maniax members and all the participants from the various colleges at 9:30 AM.

            There were 16 football teams, 6 from AIET and 10 from other engineering colleges .15 matches were conducted in total and the matches were Knock-out matches and the 2 best team made to the final. The matches were officiated by the referees from the BPT colleges of Alva’s. Around 108 players took part in the event with the Registration fee of Rs 400.

Teams of FUTSAL’18:

SL. NO

TEAM NAME

COLLEGE

1

TEAM SPATANS

MITE

2

SHOOTERS FC

SJEC

3

FC PATRIOTS A

SRINIVAS

4

TEAM CANARITES

CANARA

5

TEAM HYAMA

SRIDEVI

6

FOURTEENS FC

SJEC

7

FC PATRIOTS B

SRINIVAS

8

FC BERROCA

MITE

9

SOCCER CITY FC

AIET

10

TEAM Z

AIET

11

ALVAS STARS

AIET

12

KAMMATTIPADAM B

AIET

13

FC BLUE WAVES

AIET

14

KAMMATTIPADAM A

AIET

15

TEAM FCB

NITTE

16

KINGS MALABAR

SRIDEVI

The matches were held from morning 10 AM – 6:30 PM with the support and great sportsman spirit from all the teams, referees, volunteers, and coordinators.

Winners and Runners of FUTSAL’18:

FC BERROCA

MITE ( WINNERS )

KAMMATIPADAM A

AIET (RUNNERS )

Honorary awards were given to the best Player and Best Goalkeeper of the C-MANIAX FUTSAL’18.

“KALIYONA COMPUTER-Rural Computer Education Camp-2018”

Date & Venue : 17^th to 19^th January,2018 at J.E.M High School, Kalasa, Chikkamagaluru Dist.

Department of Computer Science & Engineering student’s association C-Maniax Forum conducted a Rural Computer Education camp in J.E.M High School, Kalasa. The programme was formally inaugurated on 17^th January,2018 at J.E.M High School, Kalasa by HOD of CSE department Dr. Manjunath Kotari with Kalasa Education Society President Mr. Shreekanth, Secretary Mr. Gopinath Pai ,Joint Secretary Mr. Narendra and Head Mistress Mrs. Sunanda. Mr. Hemanth Kumar N P, Mr. Vivek Sharma , Ms. Shruthi Shetty J and Ms. Ankitha Shetty were present during the inauguration function.

Soon after the inauguration, the students began their training session by introducing them about what exactly is a computer? What is its importance and how it evolved? What are the major hardware parts and majors software’s found in a computer were dealt in detail. There was a one to one interaction session with the students. Lot of doubts and questions raised by the JEM students were well handled by the Alva’s students. In the afternoon, hands-on sessions were conducted related to the topics discussed in the morning. The students seemed to be very interested and enthusiastic about the session and were comfortable in using and getting to know well about the computers.

The next day started well with an introduction about UNIX systems, how they changed the world by the concept of free access and software. All the existing Android, Windows all have an internal kernel, which is actually derived from the UNIX system. The UNIX gives user the freedom and advantage to do whatever changes, modifications, research related to any field of his interest by easily developing, distributing the software’s or code free of cost available to everybody throughout the world. The hands on session on that day consisted of getting to know some UNIX commands such as mkdir, cd etc., to create, delete, change directories and other things by making use of the Terminal available in a Linux distribution which is nothing but UNIX like in nature.



The final day contained the major task of installing a Linux Operating System such as Puppy Linux. The students were first shown how to install the Linux, later all students were given a chance to try themselves out. The various processes involved such as booting the Linux, system softwares and some application softwares were discussed. Later the day concluded by a demonstration of how to use a Netbanking, book a bus or train ticket, how to use online payment system such as Paytm, Freecharge etc., were discussed consisting of separate session both for faculties as well as for students. The students were given with how to develop a website by using HTML etc was taught during this camp. Also students were taught with C Programming introduction during this course.

“C Programming Awareness Programme to Alva’s High School Students”

C Programming Awareness Programme was organised by CMANIAX forum on 30th October 2017 at AIET, Mijar for the 10th standard students of Alva’s High school, Moodbidri. Inauguration was done by Dr.Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE, Forum cordinator Prof.Venkatesh, Mr. Hemanth Kumar, and Mr. Chanchal Antony were present during the inauguration . Mrs. Nayana and Mrs. Soudamini, teachers of Alva’s High School also took part in the inaugural ceremony. This programme was completed organized by CMANIAX forum students of Final & Pre-Final years.

Immediately after the inaugural function there was orientation for C Programming lead by Nikhitha Kale M, Event Cordinator followed by forum cordinators. She gave the basic knowledge about programming which is extraordinarily useful for High School students and allows be more creative and also opens up a wide range of knowledge about computers.

Computer programming is done as essentially with set of written instructions that the computer follows (also known as binary coding). These instructions can be written in a number of different "languages", or organizing the instructions and text. Different languages tend to be used to create different types of programs.

The students mainly focused on initialization, declaration, control statements, functions of C Programming. And they gave introduction of HTML which is the standard markup language for creating Web pages. HTML stands for Hyper Text Markup Language and describes the structure of Web pages using markup. And they taught brain storming sessions like quiz. The entire session was students completely filled with enthusiasm and made the session more interactive and showed lot of interest.

“KALIYONA COMPUTER-Rural Computer Education Camp”-2017

DATE & VENUE: 13th -15th FEBRUARY 2017 at S.V.P.U College, Gangolli, Kundapura Taluk, Udupi Dist.

Fourth Technical Talk of the academic semester for the year 2016-17 under the Department of E&CE was conducted on 01st October, 2016. The head of the department Prof. D V Manjunatha welcomed the eminent resource person Dr. M M Nayak, Visiting professor, Indian Institute of Science, (Former Scientist of ISRO), Bangalore. Dr M M Nayak delivered the talk on the topic “Applications of MEMS”. The talk was elaborated on the evolution, developments, Innovations and applications in the area of MEMS. He mainly emphasized the importance of different testing methods needed while designing the MEMS sensors for the spacecraft applications. He also highlighted the different project opportunities possible in this field. He encouraged students explore the opportunities in this field and promised of any assistance needed.

Soon after the inauguration, the students began their training session by introducing them about what exactly is a computer? What is its importance and how it evolved? What are the major hardware parts and majors software’s found in a computer were dealt in detail. There was a one to one interaction session with the students. Lot of doubts and questions raised by the SVPU students were well handled by the Alva’s students. In the afternoon, hands-on sessions were conducted related to the topics discussed in the morning. The students seemed to be very interested and enthusiastic about the session and were comfortable in using and getting to know well about the computers.

The next day started well with an introduction about UNIX systems, how they changed the world by the concept of free access and software. All the existing Android, Windows all have an internal kernel, which is actually derived from the UNIX system. The UNIX gives user the freedom and advantage to do whatever changes, modifications, research related to any field of his interest by easily developing, distributing the software’s or code free of cost available to everybody throughout the world. The hands session on that day consisted of getting to know some UNIX commands such as mkdir, cd etc., to create, delete, change directories and other things by making use of the Terminal available in a Linux distribution which is nothing but UNIX like in nature.

The final day contained the major task of installing a Linux Operating System such as Puppy Linux. The students were first shown how to install the Linux, later all students were given a chance to try themselves out. The various processes involved such as booting the Linux, system softwares and some application softwares were discussed. Later the day concluded by a demonstration of how to use a Netbanking, book a bus or train ticket, how to use online payment system such as Paytm, Freecharge etc., were discussed consisting of separate session both for faculties as well as for students.

The Kaliyona Computer thus proved to be a successful event and numerous people were responsible for this. Firstly, Mr. Vivek Alva, Managing trustee of AEF for his constant support and motivation, the Principal of AIET and HOD of CSE for their valuable feedback and support. Mr. Edwin, in-charge of Linux Research Lab of AIET for his support in training the eighth semester students in the installation and using of Puppy Linux. Overall, the feedback given by the students was positive and more and more such community events would be seen from the computer science students in the near future.

REPORT ON COMPUTER AWARENESS PROGRAM

Department of Computer Science & Engineering in association with CMANIAX students association organized a One day Computer Awareness program for ECO club students of Alva’s Primary School, Moodbidri. The computer awareness program was organized on 3rd September,2016. During this program about 400 students of Alva’s Primary School were attended and learnt Fundamentals of Computer Skills.

The program was completely handled by students of Computer Science & Engineering in association with CMANIAX. The primary kids were asked many doubts regarding Computers and students of CSE were solved all the doubts these primary kids along with teaching fundamentals.

Report on CAN U MAKE IT BETTER

C-MANIAX Forum of Computer Science and Engineering department of AIET always brings out innovative activities for the student fraternity of AIET as well as for AEF as a whole. For this academic year the forum took a new step forward and successfully organized a ‘Can You Make it Better’, an environmental theme-based competition of making best out of waste i.e., making crafts, models and designs of various real world items to showcase the best use of waste materials that is usually scrapped. It was organized for the students of AIET and degree students of AEF Vidyagiri on Saturday, 22nd October, 2016, at AIET Campus. Dr. Krishna Mohan , Doctor of Prabhu Hospital, Moodbidri, judged this competition. He spoke about the need of such useful and appropriate competition, which bring about awareness in developing a sense of love towards nature by making use of the waste materials to make useful things, which would actually be helpful in our day-to-day life. Totally around 30 teams from AEF took part in the competition out of which 4 best teams were selected for the final round. Shaun and team belonging to final year BCom bagged the 1st place. The 2nd place was bagged by Meghna and team belonging Alvas Degree College. The consolation prizes were shared by Basvaraj and team, Suhas and team and Shaziya and team.

The whole event was possible due to the constant support given by the Managing Trustee of AEF, the Principal and HOD of CS&E department. It was indeed a valuable competition with different models developed by the students was kept for the public view and was well appreciated by the onlookers.

COMPUTER KALIYONA- ONE DAY RURAL COMPUTER AWARENESS CAMP

Date and Time: 29 February 2016 at Govt. Kannada Medium High School, Venoor

The final year and pre final computer students of AIET, under the banner of CMANIAX forum, conducted a rural computer education camp successfully at Government High school, Venoor on 29 February. The intention of the camp was to provide some basic knowledge to the eighth and ninth standard students of rural government Kannada medium students. The program was divided into morning and afternoon session. The eighth standard students were targeted in morning and the ninth standard in the afternoon respectively. The various basic components of the computer was shown to the students such as RAM memory, Hard disks, CD/DVD drives, pen drives, keyboard,

mouse and so on. The input unit, the processing unit (CPU) and the output units were discussed in detail. Soon after some theory session, all the students got the chance to experience to try out some basic computer operations such as opening of an application such as Paint, Notepad, MS Word, Music and Video Players and so on. The basics of mobile technology as well as Internet were covered. Some notes about how to start a computer using power button how to shut down computers were shown. The camp included only very basic information being shared as the students were very new to computers. The hospitality given by the school teachers were laudable and were very cooperative. The camp allowed mutual benefit both for high school students and for our computer science students as they realized how satisfying is to teach such students and bring about computer awareness in this 21st century. The high school Kannada medium students were wonderful both enthusiasm wise as well as discipline wise. Indeed the camp was very successful due to the involvement of students, staff of CMANIAX forum as well for the constant support by the CSE department and the Alva’s Education Foundation.

Linux Awareness Workshop for the First Year students

Date and Time: Monday, 15th February 2016 from 9-5 pm

The few final year computer students of AIET, under the banner of CMANIAX forum, conducted the basic awareness about using the Linux systems such as Ubuntu to our own first year students of computer science. The command line prompt containing various important and regularly used commands was dealt in detail. The C programming using Ubuntu was explained in details. The various doubts about creating a directory, files, storing C programs, loading them and executing them were clearly shown. The geditor which is a graphical editor to type the c programs and how to check and correct C program from command line prompt was discussed. Some of the commands such as cd, pwd, ls, mkdir, rmdir, ps and many more commands were shown.

Coming to the operating system, Ubuntu is a Debian-based Linux operating system and distribution for personal computers, smart phones and network servers. It uses Unity as its default desktop environment Ubuntu is based on the concept of free or open-source software, meaning that you do not pay any licensing fees for Ubuntu, and you can download, use, and share the operating system free of charge. Being a Linux-based operating system, Ubuntu has a well-deserved reputation for stability and security. Historically, Linux has proven itself to be a workhorse server operating system, and this is where, up until now, it has been most widely used and best known. The workshop was very suitable for the computer science students as they need more awareness about the free software and the various necessary commands useful for the programming as well for higher semester curriculum. The workshop was well received and appreciated by the first year students and was very interactive by having few quiz question session at the end.

8 Unique Labs

APP DEVELOPMENT LAB

Apple iOS App Development Course

Department of Computer Science & Engineering established Apple iOS Lab for App Development Activity Purpose. The institution has got Apple University Programme ID, currently all interested students of CSE, ECE, ISE are involved in App Development Activity through Certification Programs. At the end of the every course on successful competition of App, the students are honored with Apple Developer Certificates.

Our Institution is recognized as a “iOS Developer University Program” with institution id 6MKL3RX9SK from Apple Developer Program Support. The institution has MoU with Callibre Code Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore for Certification Programs. Through MoU institution is conducting continuously App Development Programs. The following Apple iOS apps were developed by CSE students of AIET has been approved by App Store.

Yoga Station

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8

MERGEO- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/mergeo/id1438548443

FITREAT-https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitreat/id1453315210?ls=1&mt=8

Musical Express- https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274

App Development Courses Conducted

Sl. No.

Date & Time

Resource Person

Affiliation

1

29^th April-1^st May,2019

                  &

16th Feb-23^rd Feb,2019

Mrs. Seema Nair

Callibre Code Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore

2

1^st Oct- 5^th Oct,2018

&

10^th July-25^th July,2018

Mrs. Seema Nair

Callibre Code Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore

3

28th Jan to 3rd Feb, 2018

&

1st August to 8th August, 2017

Mr. Sudeep Jha

Monkfox Pvt. Ltd, Bangalore

4

1^st August 2016-16^th August,2016

Ms. Swathi Hebbar

Dheemai Inc, Udupi

5

14^th Jan-23^rd Jan, 2015

Mr. Arun Patavardhan

Xcel Frameworks, Mumbai

Introduction to the iOS Certification Course

Department of CSE organized Certification Program on “Apple iOS App Development using Swift C Language and XCode”. The Certification Program was conducted in 2 different phases. First Phase was conducted 10-07-2018 to 17-07-2018 and Second Phase was conducted during 30-09-2018 to 03-10-2018. Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, CalibreCode Solutions Pvt. Ltd was the Resource Person for the Certification Program. The resource person Mrs. Seema Nair trained around 25 students of 5^th SEM BE CSE, AIET. Mr. Venkatesh Senior Associate Professor, Dept of CSE was the coordinator of this internship program.

The students were developed the features of Apple iOS App development like image display, and some animations with images, Databases using SQLite, Multi tab Communication, Drawing tables, Multi window communications Network Communications etc during the First Phase of Certification Program.

Sl.No

Name of the App

Team Leader

Guide Name

Mergeo

Katira Krishna

Dr. Manjunath Kotari

Yoga Station

Aruna Kumari

Mr. Chanchal Antony

Musical Express Application

Vighnesh Mandara

Mr. Vivek Sharma S

Fitreat

Ameen Ahemmed

Mr. Sayeesh

VTU Computer Science

Sushmitha Shet

Mr. Venkatesh

CHIRPS

Apoorva U

Mr. Harish Kunder

SAFEZONE

Namratha C

Mr. Venkatesh



Apps Developed

MERGEO

App Development Team:

4AL16CS010

AMOGHA U

4AL16CS020

BANISH M G

4AL16CS045

KATIRA KRISHNA JITENDRA

4AL16CS128

ROHAN K R

ABSTRACT:

Multimedia and Entertainment are the basic requirements of today’s generation. Also, Multimedia player is the integral part of today’s smartphone. But what if we want to play with the video and give it your voice. This can become entertaining, right? IOS comes with a wonderful set of inbuilt libraries which helps us to make such media players available on the app store.

App Store Link Address:

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/mergeo/id1438548443?ls=1&mt=8

INTRODUCTION TO MERGEO

MERGEO is a basic multimedia application that is built on the basic concept, that is, to merge audio and video. This application is built for mainly entertainment purpose.It can also be used to mute the existing audio of the video or to replace the original video with another one.

REQUIREMENTS

Hardware requirements:

Requires an iphone , ipad or ipod touch .

Software requirements:

Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

Requires XCode 8 or above.

Requires swift 3 or above for better compatibility.

PROCEDURE TO WORK WITH THE APP MERGEO

Download the APP in Apple device with above configurations.

Welcome Screen is displaying and then Options was displayed that allows the user to select any of the two options Record Video, and Merge Video.

When you click on the record video button, the app will guide you to another view controller which displays you the button as record video

When the user clicks on this button, the app directly goes to the user’s phone gallery and allows the user to select one video.

After the user has selected the video, the app compresses the video and loads it and goes back to the main view controller.

After this, the user needs to click the merge video button, which will display three options as follows:

Select Video

Record Audio

Merge and Save

In this view controller, when the user clicks on the first button, the video which is selected, its path is loaded along with the video. After the video selection is over, the user has to click on the Record Audio Button. It will display an audio recorder which will allow you to record the audio and it will be stored. After this, the user needs to click on the Merge and Save option, so that it will merge the audio with the selected video and will save it to the user’s gallery.

SCREEN SHOTS OF MERGEO

This chapter shows us the sample screen shots of the APP Mergeo.

Figure 1.1 shows the screen shot of the application icon of the Mergeo

Figure 1.1. Application icon

when you open the application, Welcome Screen is displayed as shown in the figure 1.2.

Figure 1.2. Welcome Screen

After the welcome screen, the main menu screen is displayed. In this screen we can see 2 buttons which functions as follows:

Record Video

Merge Video.

This is shown in the figure 1.3

Figure 1.3. Main Menu Screen

When you click on the record video button, the app will guide you to another view controller which displays the button as record video. It can be given in the figure 1.4.

Figure 1.4. Record Video View Controller

When the user clicks on this button, the app directly goes to the user’s phone gallery and allows the user to select one video. Once the user has selected the video, the app compresses the video and loads it and goes back to the main View Controller shown in Figure 1.3.

Now, the user needs to click the merge video button, which will display three options:

Select Video

Record Audio

Merge and Save

It can be given in the figure 1.5.

Figure 1.5. Merge View Controller

In this view controller, when the user clicks on the first button, the video which is selected, its path is loaded along with the video. After the video selection is over, the user has to click on the Record Audio Button. It will display an audio recorder which will allow you to record the audio and it will be stored. After this, the user needs to click on the Merge and Save option, so that it will merge the audio with the selected video and will save it to the user’s gallery.

FUTURE ENHANCEMENTS

This is currently the basic version of the app, which merges only audio and video. We are looking forward to build it in such a way that it can support maximum types of video and audio files, and can merge two videos and two audios also, along with the effects to make the app more useful and entertaining.

REFERENCES

For app coding reference links are:

www.hackingwithswift.com

www.RayWanderlich.com

www.appconda.com .

For app design the reference is :

www.canva.com

YOGA STATION

Development Team:

4AL16CS018

ARUNA KUMARI V

4AL16CS032

DHANUSH SHETTY

4AL16CS053

MITHUN KUMAR D

4AL16CS088

SHAMANTH M R

4AL16CS129

JYOTHI LAKSHMI C S

ABSTRACT:

The IOS application developed by us is “YOGA STATION” in collaboration with the CalibreCode Solutions. The users who want to be healthy and keep those stress levels down to a minimum can make a best use of this app. We are particularly outlining understudies from India developed a central application for the present age restorative issues which help them with lessening their issues. This is a very nicely designed yoga app for beginners to practice at home and make choice accordingly related to Stress, Diabetes, Blood Pressure, Thyroid, and Allergy.With an easy interface the app provides you with the meaning, step by step instructions before you begin, precautions and benefits and also the guidelines along with the picture of the various Asana’s.

AppStore Link Address

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8

INTRODUCTION TO YOGA STATIONS

A genuine yoga application for the principle medical problems.

Yoga: Yoga is the science that comprises of inquiries regarding existence with the appropriate responses in itself. Yoga is extremely valuable for every single person to lead their life cheerfully and strongly.

Presently a-days the greater part of the individual had been influenced by the hormone lop-sidedness along these lines, the vast majority of the Indian's lean towards the YOGA for dodging these sorts of issues.

Stress

There is a wide range of approaches to adapt to pressure. Conversing with companions, working out, and seeing a school advocate are only a couple. Yoga can help lessen pressure since it advances unwinding, which is the normal inverse of stress. Yoga can profit three parts of ourselves that are regularly influenced by pressure: our body, psyche, and relaxing.

Allergy

It’s allergy season — that time of year when many of us are plagued by itchy or watery eyes, runny noses, and bouts of sneezing and coughing that threaten to knock pictures off the wall. These common allergy symptoms are the body’s way of defending itself against bacteria and viruses. Luckily, yoga can help!

Diabetes

The best starting yoga for diabetes will incorporate stances and breathing activities that are composed particularly to target and fortify the pancreas. By enhancing blood stream to the pancreas, yoga stances for diabetes restore the organ's cells and enhance its capacity to create insulin for the body.

Blood Pressure

Yoga, when performed carefully, can lessen this kind of stress-incited hypertension, while tending to its hidden causes. It mollifies the thoughtful sensory system and backs off the heart, while showing the muscles and psyche to unwind profoundly.

Thyroid

Yoga conveys numerous advantages to your general wellbeing and prosperity. It can adjust your vitality, increment adaptability, and calm pressure. There is an association among stress and hypothyroidism, yet certain yoga presents are thought to adjust thyroids that are either under dynamic or overactive.

This wellness application encourages the most helpful home activities and yogasanas for the most part the individuals who are principally experiencing overwhelming pressure, hypertension, particularly thyroid, for sensitivities and diabetes.

REQUIREMENTS

Hardware requirements:

Requires an iphone , ipad or ipod touch .

Software requirements:

Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

Requires XCode 4 or above.

Requires swift 4 or above for better compatibility.

SCREEN SHOTS OF YOGA

This chapter shows us the sample screen shots of the APP Yoga Station.

The app shall be made up of four total screens - the launch screen, a main screen, a list screen, screen, and pdf’s attached in information screen:

Launch screen: When the App is started, the Launch screen is displayed as shown in the figure 2.1.

Figure 2.1.   Launch Screen

Main Screen: The Main Screen is displayed after Lunch Screen. The main screen consists of one button. By clicking the button, we entering into the next screen that is main screen as shown in the figure 2.2.

Figure 2.2.   Main Screen

List Screen: By Clicking the GO button in the main screen, we get List Screen. This screendisplays the few types of deceases as shown in the figure 2.3.

Figure 2.3.   List Screen

Information Screen

By Clicking any decease, the App will display the detailed information about the Yoga Aasana. This screen is shown in the figure 2.4:

Figure 2.4.   Information Screen

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

This is the very basic version of the app. Using this App, only the text information about Yogaa Aasana. are available.

On the further updation, we will modify the app by providing better user interface, step by step video instruction, and much more.

References

App Icon: Icon made by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

Yoga expert: Chaithra R Shetty, fourth year BNYS, Alva's College of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences

2.3 MUSICAL EXPRESS APPLICATION

Development Team:

4AL16CS124

VIGNESH M SHETTY

ABSTRACT:

As we know now a day, we are getting many kinds of applications in Appstore. This can be used for different purpose. Entertainment is one of the most important needs of every human being, which makes a person happy and also feels free. Our main aim is to provide an entertainment to the person.

Our application uses Apples face recognition technique and it detects the persons emotions and also plays the music for it. It is an App for everyone to lighten up your moods. If you don’t want to face camera then you can always choose the emoticons and enjoy the music too.

AppStore Link Address

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274?mt=8

INTRODUCTION TO MUSICAL EXPRESS

This project performs the task of developing an IOS application that enables the user to hear their expression and emotions. The main purpose of Musical Express application is to provide an entertainment to the user.

          The user can face to the camera by using which he can capture his image were this application suddenly detects his expression and plays music to it and user can enjoy. If user don’t want to face camera than he can enjoy by clicking on the emoticons present in the screen.

The application of the proposed system is to use camera effectively in the device. Take a picture in a best quality. To notify changes in the image based on expressions.

REQUIREMENTS

Hardware requirements:

Requires an iphone, ipad or ipod touch.

Software requirements:

Requires iOS 11.0 or later.

Requires XCode 4 or above.

Requires swift 4 or above for better compatibility.

SCREEN SHOTS OF MUSICAL EXPRESS

This chapter shows us the sample screen shots of the APP Music Express Application.

Figure 3.1: Main Menu

The App is begin with the main menu containing two buttons: choose your emotion and capture your emotion as shown in the figure 3.1. It is a view of an interface where user can select one option from two buttons.

Figure 3.2. Facial Expression

Figure 3.3: Single Face Selected

Figure 3.4: Capture Photo

Figure 3.5: Detect Face Expression

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

We have prepared a new application after identifying issues in existing application. In which user can get a more emotions and music’s in order to enjoy the application. In which easy use to GUI is proposed by developer.

The future need is to provide different kind of music for single expression where user won’t get bored by listening to the same music by using database. It should also detect the some more expressions of the user. Also providing a audio message to the user with music.

References

Code-projects.org

Wikipedia

Appcoda.com

Stack Overflow Community.

FITREAT

Development Team:

4AL16CS009

AMEEN AHMED

4AL16CS079

S K RAHUL

4AL16CS090

SHASHIKANT CHAVAN

4AL16CS093

SHETTY RASIK

4AL16CS097

SHETTY VEEKSHITH

ABSTRACT:

Rapid developments in technology have encouraged the use of smart phones in health promotion research and practice. Most people are concern about what they eat every day. This is because "we are what we eat". Health problems related to diet, including obesity and cancer, are important concerns in the current society. The main treatment for obesity includes dieting and frequent physical activity. The adoption of mobile phones has created an opportunity for assessing and improving nutrient intake as they can be used for digitalizing dietary assessments and providing feedback. People tend to search information about the things that they eat or what related to their diet.

Nowadays, there are systems which help people to manage their diet. However, the systems are not specifically focusing on the user's own needs. Different people will require different dietary needs or nutrition for their body. This is due to variety of age, weight, daily activity level and so on. So, they need something that will help them with their own personal body needs. A key challenge in human nutrition is the assessment of usual food intake. Diet was known for many years to play a key role as a risk factor for chronic diseases especially for elderly and diabetic patients. This app can be of great use for them apart from general user.

INTRODUCTION TO FITREAT

As the name suggests, this application is about a fit and sound eating regimen. Fitreat is a simple, straightforward however efficient and productive application utilizing which one can outline an ideal diet plan. This app can be of great use for diabetic patients. The user can get to know how much nutrients such as proteins, fats and carbohydrates his/her body requires. Based on that the user can decide his/her daily food plan.

Basically, this app calculates your basic vitals such as BMR, TDEE and BMI by your body physics and daily working habits. But mainly using this vitals the application calculates the amount of proteins, fats and carbohydrates required to the user in general. Knowing the required nutrients, the user can plan his/her diet.

REQUIREMENTS

Hardware requirements:

An iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch.

Software requirements:

iOS 11.0 or later.

XCode 8 or above.

Swift 3 or above for better compatibility.

SCREEN SHOTS OF FITREAT

This chapter shows us the sample screen shots of the APP Fitreat

Figure 4.1: Fitreat icon

The Fitreat App icon was created and it is as shown in the figure 4.1. It is used to locate the app in the home screen of the device.

Figure 4.2.   Load Screen

The image in the figure 4.2 is appeared first when the app is opened and being loaded.

After the App has been loaded, the home screen will be displayed and it is as shown in the figure 4.3.

Figure 4.3: Single Face Selected

The home screen has three buttons in total. Two of them are on view panel which are “Create Profile” and “Previous Report”. One button is on navigation panel which has some basic page navigators.

When the app is launched for the very first time only “Create Profile” button is visible. Else when the app is opened, only “Previous Report” button is visible. In case the user wants to create new profile, he/she can do so from the navigation button.

Figure 4.4. Portfolio

On clicking “Create Profile” button, the user is taken to Portfolio page where the user can to enter the Age, height (in cms), weight (in kgs), gender and daily activity. These data are used to calculate the BMR, TDEE, BMI and Carbohydrates required by the body. This data is then stored in the application and is loaded every time the app is opened. The portfolio page is as shown in the figure 4.4.

On clicking the “Previous Report” button, Portfolio page is skipped and directly the previously calculated results are displayed as shown in the figure 4.5

Figure 4.5: Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR)

Figure 4.6.Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)

Basal Metabolic Rate (BMR) is an estimate of the amount of energy or calories that your body expends when completely at rest. On tapping next, it proceeds to TDEE.

Total Daily Energy Expenditure (TDEE)is the total number of calories we need on daily basis. On tapping next, it proceeds to BMI.

Figure 4.7. Body Mask Index (BMI)

Body Mass Index (BMI) is a measure of body fat based on your weight in relation to your height. It is used as a screening tool to indicate whether a person is “Underweight”, “Overweight”, “Obese” or “Healthy”. Appropriate message is displayed on screen.

Based on BMR, TDEE and BMI, the total carbohydrate required by the body is calculated.

Figure 4.8. Required Carbohydrates

Figure 4.9. Flood Entry

Once the required carbohydrates is calculated the next step is to enter the total carbohydrates consumed during breakfast, lunch, snack and dinner separately. On tapping the “Submit” button, total carbohydrate consumed in whole day is calculated and is compared with required carbohydrate and appropriate message is displayed.

At the end, the final screen will be displayed as shown in the figure 4.10.

Figure 4.10: Final Result

CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK

This app is currently in initial stages which has attached list of different food item’s carbohydrates. Also, carbohydrates can be entered directly from packed food’s label. In future we’ll try to bring in-built database of large range of food items with their carbohydrate content.

References

Reference links are:

developer.apple.com

RayWanderlich.com

stackoverflow.com

hackingwithswift.com

2.5 VTU Computer Science

Development Team

4AL16CS105

SRUSHTI

4AL16CS110

SUSHMITHA SHET

4AL16CS111

SWATHI V A

Introduction: Our app name is VCS [VTU Computer Science]. This app contains the information of the textbooks which are useful for Computer Science and Engineering students. It is a collection of 3^rdsem, 4^thsem …8^th semester syllabus books information according to their semesters and subjects along with the elective subjects. The books are categorized as per the ratings, which mean the textbook with higher priority will be placed in first position. It covers almost all the subjects under Computer Science and Engineering. The books which are mentioned in this app are prescribed by respective University.

How it works: This app mainly consists of three pages. In which the first page consists of list of semesters. If we select any one semester it displays the list of subjects under it in the second page. Then if we select any one subject it displays the names of the textbooks along with the author name in the third screen. Ratings are provided to each text books.

2.6 CHIRPS

Development Team

4AL16CS007

APOORVA U

4AL16CS119

VARADA S

4AL16CS115

JAVAHAR S GOUTHAM

Introduction

This app is a birdwatcher’s guide level of provides friendly images of birds which give description of birds and their habitat. It is an app which is user friendly and it is simple for uses to understand. This app is easy to use and it’s a guide for all beginners bird watchers it doesn’t require any mobile data to access their app. This app gives information about birds found on Western Ghats.

2.7 E-Rescue

Development Team

4AL16CS003

AISHWARYA J

4AL16CS045

K MANASA

4AL16CS054

NAMRATHA C

4AL16CS073

SANNIDHI P

Abstract:

When an emergency occurs, citizens can be a helpful support for the operation centers involved in the response activities. As witnesses to a crisis, they initially can share updated and detailed information about what is going on. Moreover, thanks to this technological evolution people are able to quickly and easily gather rich information and transmit it through different communication channels. Indeed, modern mobile devices embed several sensors such as GPS. For these reasons, it is essential for developing smart applications for reporting any exceptional circumstances. In this paper, our aim is to propose several findings about how to design effective and efficient mobile emergency notification applications. For this purpose we have exploited the basic sensors of modern mobile devices and the users’ aptitude for using them. Moreover, we collected several findings useful for future design challenges in the same area, as shown in the final redesign of the proposed application.

Introduction:

The application mainly consists of three trustee contacts. When the user finds himself being stalked or followed by a stranger when he/she is out, by just clicking on the trustee contact, a help message gets generated and sent to the respective contact. Along with this, the GPS also turns on and gets activated to send the location as well to the user’s trustee contact. This helps in letting the trustee contact know the location of the user in trouble and thus helps them come to the rescue during the times of emergency. This application thus helps in the security of the user.

LAB

The Linux Lab was established in the year 2015 at department CSE. Prof. Edwin, Former Professor Philadelphia University is the incharge for Linux Lab. Currently Pre-Final year and Final year student are doing their projects in the Linux Platform to encourage Open Source Software’s to current computer generation.

Department Computer Science & Engineering established a Linux Lab in the department to give the more importance on research based projects in Linux. The Linux lab focusing on various training related to IoT based projects using Python Programming. Prof. Edwin will look after the Linux lab and providing training to all the students time to time. Some of the workshops arranged in Linux lab is depicted in the below report.

Report on Linux Workshop

FIVE Days workshop on “Free Open Source Software- Bootable Linux OS Via Flash Drive” was conducted during 5th September, 2016 to 9th Septemebr,2016 for the 2nd year CSE/ECE and ISE students. Prof. Edwin, Former Professor, Philadelphia University, Australia served as a resource person of the workshop. About 300 students of CSE/ISE and ECE were participated in this workshop.

The Resource person Prof. Edwin brief explained the history of Puppy Linux and demonstrated the students to how to boot the OS using flash drive. “Puppy Linux is a unique family of Linux distributions meant for the home-user computers. It was originally created by Barry Kauler in 2003”.

Puppy Linux advantage

Ready to use → all tools for common daily computing usage already included.

Ease of use → grandpa-friendly certified ™

Relatively small size → 200 MB or less.

Fast and versatile.

Customisable within minutes → remasters.

Different flavours → optimised to support older computers, newer computers.

Variety → hundreds of derivatives (“puplets”), one of which will surely meet your needs.

Puppy Linux is not a single Linux distribution like Debian. Puppy Linux is also not a Linux distribution with multiple flavours, like Ubuntu (with its variants of Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu, etc) though it also comes in flavours.

Puppy Linux is a collection of multiple Linux distributions, built on the same shared principles, built using the same set of tools, built on top of a unique set of puppy specific applications and configurations and generally speaking provide consistent behaviours and features, no matter which flavours you choose.

9 Forum Activities

FORUM ACTIVITIES

TECHNOFIA’19

Technofia was an inter-collegiate technical fest conducted by C-Maniax forum of Computer Science & Engineering Department, AIET. Technofia gathered all the curious and engineering minds of 13 different Colleges of the various Engineering Colleges of Karnataka.
Technofia-19 provided the platform to showcase student's talent and technical abilities and gave them recognition.

Technofia-19 was conducted on 14^th& 15th March 2019 AT AIET main campus.

Technofia-19 was inaugurated by Mr Sheikh Moidin K M, Manager Operations, Expertise Contracting Co. Ltd and with the presence of Mr.Vivek Alva, Dr Peter Fernandes,Dr. Manjunath Kotari, Mr Hemanth Kumar N P, C-Maniax members and all the participants from the various colleges.

There were 9 events which were a collaboration of both Technical and Semi-Technical Events. Around 400 students from various colleges took part in various events. About 80 students from 13 different colleges participated in various events.

The Event lists and Winners of Technofia’19:

SL. NO

EVENT LIST

EVENT DESCRIPTION

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS

WINNERS

1

INTIMIDATORS

IT MANAGER (MARKETING)

20 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND - PACE

- 2

INQUEST

TECHNICAL QUIZ

120 TEAMS

1^ST- SNMP

2^ND-PACE

3

PAPRIZZA

PAPER PRESENTATION

20 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST - AIET

2^ND –AIET

4

CODE HUNT

CODING

80 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST –AIET

2^ND –PACE

5

THE ARCHITECT

WEB DESIGNING

16 TEAMS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND- PACE

6

GAME BUZZ

GAMING: BLUR

PUBG

COUNTERSTRIKE

40 TEAMS

1^ST-AIET

1^ST-AIET

1^ST-ALVAS DEGREE

7

BID BIZZ

APTITUDE BIDDING

30PARTICIPANTS

1^ST- SDIT

2^ND-SIT

8

EUPHOROUS

TECHNICAL DUMB CHARADES

80 TEAMS

1^ST- PACE

2^ND- AIET

9

CYPHER HUNT

TECHNICAL TREASURE HUNT

55 TEAMS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND- AIET

The organising of Technofia’19 bought very good bonding among all the four batches of Computer Science branch. The event was a huge success in terms of participation from AIET and other college students. In coming years many more technical and semi-technical events can be added up. Many students from the 1^st, 2^nd, 3^rd and 4^th years took the initiative to conduct the particular event with the good participation spirit and with the support of the Management, HOD and Faculties of CSE, AIET.

TECHNOFIA 2018

TECHNOFIA’18

The Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Alva’s Institute of Engineering & Technology, Moodbidri organized an Intercollegiate Technical Fest TECHNOFIA’18 for the all surrounding engineering college students on 22^nd March 2018. The event was inaugurated by Mr Deepak Rai, CEO, Code Craft Pvt. Ltd, Mangalore. In his inaugural address, Mr Deepak said, "Nowadays Engineering students are facing the biggest challenge that lack of technical skills after the engineering. Engineering students must develop their Technical skills during students life along with a regular study by participating in this kind of Technical Fest, otherwise, it is very difficult to survive in the industry. Also, he added that students who exhibit extraordinary talents will be having more job opportunity today.

Mr Vivek Alva, the Managing Trustee, presided over the function. He emphasized that practical knowledge will ensure students' efficiency and success in the job market today. So, he insisted all the students involve in coding activities like GitHub.com, Hackerearth.com and Hackerank.com etc.

Around 150 external students from various other engineering colleges took part in the event along with 250 internal students. The competitions like Students Technical Paper Presentation, Technical Quiz, Tech Charades, Tech Wizards, Web designing, IT Manager, InQuest, Architect, Engineered were organized in this Technical fest.

The Event lists and Winners of Technofia’18:

SL. NO

EVENT LIST

EVENT DESCRIPTION

NO. OF PARTICIPANTS

WINNERS

1

SPHINXIAN

IT MANAGER

20 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST- AIET

2

ENGINERD

TECHNICAL QUIZ

37 TEAMS

1^ST – SRINIVAS, MUKKA

2^ND –BCA,ALVA’S

3

PAPRIZZA

PAPER PRESENTATION

120 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST - CANARA

2^ND –CANARA

4

MINDSWEEPER

CODING

50 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST –AIET

2^ND –AIET

5

THE ARCHITECT

WEB DESIGNING

10 TEAMS

1^ST- CANARA

2^ND- CANARA

6

TECHWIZARD

TECHNICAL CROSSWORDS

40 TEAMS

1^ST-CANARA

2^ND-AIET

7

INQUEST

APTITUDE QUIZ

80 PARTICIPANTS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND-AIET

8

TECH-CHARADES

TECHNICAL DUMCHARADES

60 TEAMS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND- AIET

9

UCIPHER

TECHNICAL TREASURE HUNT

60 TEAMS

1^ST- AIET

2^ND- AIET

Dr Peter Fernades, Principal, AIET, Moodbidri, Dr.Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE, Faculty coordinator Mr. Hemanth Kumar N.P. and all faculty members and students of the department were present during the program. The Valedictory program was held on 22^nd March evening to distribute the prizes for winners. The first and second cash prizes for winners of all nine events were distributed by Mr. Vivek Alva, Dr. Peter Fernandes and Dr Manjunath Kotari.

Hackathon 2018-19

ALVAS HACKATHON-2K19 was an intercollegiate technical event conducted by C-MANIAX forum of Computer Science & Engineering Department, Alva’s Institute of Engineering & Technology, Moodbidre. ALVAS HACKATHON 2K19 gathered all the engineering minds of various Engineering colleges all over Karnataka. ALVAS HACKATHON 2K-19 provided the platform to showcase student's coding skills, hacking, web designing, chatbot development and app development abilities and gave them recognition.

ALVAS HACKATHON 2K19 was conducted on 18^th February 2019 at AIET Campus. ALVAS HACKATHON 2K19 was inaugurated by Mr. Rakesh Chowdari, Developer @ Synopsis, Bangalore with the presence of Mr.Vivek Alva, Dr Peter Fernendes, Dr Manjunath Kotari, Mr Hemanth Kumar N P, C-Maniax Members, Faculty Members and Student participants.

There were 125students of different Engineering Colleges who have actively participated in the Hackathon Event.

The list of ALVAS HACKATHON 2K19 Events:

EVENT

NO.

EVENT NAME

PARTICIPANTS

1

HackerEarth Live Coding

79

2

Ethical Hacking

5

3

t
Web Designing

18

4

Mobile Application Development

17

5

Chatbot Development

8

127

Winners list:

Prize

TEAM Member

Event

FIRST

Krishna Katira, AIET

Ravish, AIET

HackerEarth Live Coding

SECOND

Kaushik Kotian, SIT, Mangalore

HackerEarth Live Coding

FIRST

Ravish, AIET

Adarsh, AIET

Ethical Hacking

FIRST

Jude and group, SNM Polytechnic Moodbidre

Web Designing

SECOND

Shashank and group, AIET

Web Designing

Hackathon 2017-18

Alva’s Day & Night Hackathon-2018

Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Science Society of India(SSI), Bengaluru organized Alva’s Hackathon-2018 on March 17^th & 18^th, 2018 at Alva’s Institute of Engg. & Technology, Moodbidri, The Alva’s Hackathon-2018 was inaugurated by Mr. Narayan Iyer, President, Science Society of India(SSI), Bengaluru and said that “Nowadays people are involved in most the financial transactions over the Internet. However, this Internet is not secure due to Hackers. So, nowadays students need to learn how to make the coding in web-based transactions securely. For this study purpose, we have arranged the event like Day and Night Hackathon-2018(36 Hours).

Mr. Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee presided over the function and said that “Nowadays engineering students reading textbooks, scoring good marks will not eligible for the job. The job opportunity will come only if you exhibit your practical knowledge of the same subjects. Most of the companies, nowadays looking for good coders instead of good scorers. In this regard, the department is conducting innovative technical programs like Hackathon.”

Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE, Faculty coordinator Mr. Hemanth Kumar N P, All the faculties of the department and students were present during this program.

In Alva’s Hackathon-2018, students initially on 27^th March @ 9 AM presented their Ideas on two subjects namely “App Development” and “Hack it Demo”. March 28^th @ 1 PM they have -

they have submitted their projects to jury committee. The jury committee decided the Winners of Alva’s Hackathon on March 18^th @ 6.30 PM”.

In Alva’s Hackathon-2018, students initially on 27^th March @ 9 AM presented their Ideas on two subjects namely “App Development” and “Hack it Demo”. March 28^th @ 1 PM they have submitted their projects to jury committee. The jury committee decided the Winners of Alva’s Hackathon on March 18^th @ 6.30 PM”.

About 20 teams of 80 members participated in this Alva’s Hackathon-2018. Along with Mr. Narayan Iyer, Mr. Rakesh Choudary, Software Engineer, Synopsis, Bengaluru and Mr. Sannith Shetty, Software Engineer, Tech Jini Soft, Bengaluru were acted as a Mentors for this Alva’s Hackathon 2018. Mr. Vivek Alva and Dr.Manjunath Kotari also joined the mentor's group to decide the best projects of the Hackathon on 28^th Afternoon and announced the winner's list and Mr. Narayana Iyer handover the prizes to winners.

Winners list:

SL. NO

TEAM NAME

PROJECT DONE

1

Infinite 1

·         Dos attack

·         Cross-site scripting

·         SQL INJECTION

·         Phishing

·         ClickJacking

2

Team Tripods

Hacking using kali

3

Creative Developers

App for Moodbidri

REPORT ON First HACKATHON

First Hackathon was conducted by the Department of Computer Science, C-Maniax as a first branch event on 14^th and 15^th October 2017. A hackathon which is also known as a hack day, hackfest or codefest is a design sprint-like event in which computer programmers and others involved in software development, including graphic designers, interface designers, project managers, and others, often including subject-matter-experts, collaborate intensively on software projects.

The main goal of a hackathon is to create usable software which tends to have a specific focus, which can include the programming language used, the operating system, an application, an API, or the subject and the demographic group of the programmers. In other cases, there is no restriction on the type of software being created.

The event was inaugurated by Prof. Harish Bhat, IISc, Bangalore and told that students should be engaged in all kinds of Hackathon programs by attending Hackathon programs and need to learn new things. Students can learn how to write safe codes while building websites.

Mr. Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee, AET, Prof. Manjunath Kotari HOD, Dept of CSE, AIET and staff and student coordinators present during the inauguration. The Hackathon event was conducted by Mr. Rakesh Choyal, Senior Software Engineer, SYNOPSIS, Bangalore. The first Hackathon was about MEAN stack development. MEAN is a collection of JavaScript-based technologies like Mongo DB, Express.js, AngularJS, and Node.js used to develop web applications. From the client and server sides to databases, MEAN is a full-stack development toolkit.

Around 150 students participated in Hackathon. It was opened for all the branches for the students of Alva’s Education Foundation, Moodbidri. Participants were enthusiastic to learn and actively involved in the workshop which was conducted on 14^th and 15^th of October 2017. And were provided with the certification of appreciation for each individual.

PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM

I) For Final Year students

Pre-placement training was organized for final year students which focused on current industry concepts as well as training for placement. Pre placement training focused on over all development of candidate in order to prepare for various placement drives. The pre placement training emphasized the following aspects:

1) Orientation & Soft-skills Training

Pre-placement Orientation was held on 1st & 2nd August,2017. Mr. Ramani Venkat was the resource person for this orientation. In his training he has highlighted about Leadership qualities, Motivation and Attitude Change, Business Etiquette & Personal Grooming, Change Management, Communication and Change, Assertive Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Conflict Resolution Skills, Group Dynamics and Team Building, Senior Management Presentation Skills, Time Management, Executive Coaching and Mentoring and Stress Management.

Soft skills are a combination of people skills, social skills, communication skills, character traits, attitudes, career attributes, social intelligence and emotional intelligence quotients among others that enable people to effectively navigate their environment, work well with others, perform well, and achieve their goals with complementing hard skills. The students were trained to write their resumes, and also how to face interview, FAQ in interview, mock GDs were conducted for all the Final Year students.

2) Aptitude Training

Genesis Carrier Avenue, Bangalore helped the students to understand the aptitude topics such as number systems, percentage, perfect loss problems, preposition, problems on time and work, speed time and distance, probability, direction problems, questions related to blood relations, permutation and combination, simple equation. More than sufficient questions where solved in the class. They also gave useful tips to answer the group discussion and interview rounds. This training was conducted from 3rd to 12th August 2017.

3) C & Data Structures Training

C language is a basic for understanding all other programming languages. The professional trainers of Cranes Software Pvt. Ltd. provided the training to CSE students in C and Data structures for TEN days. The continuous hands-on training was held from 13th to 23rd August,2017. During this training, the students were trained with applications of Arrays, Functions, Loops, Structures, Unions, Stacks, Linked Lists, Queues, Trees and Graphs. The entire training was held in lab with hands-on sessions, helped students in coding developments and error detections.

4) Java training

Java is a high-level programming language. Java it is simpler to use and enforces an object-oriented programming model. Java can be used to create complete applications that may run on a single computer or be distributed among servers and clients in a network. The inhouse faculties(Dr. Mohideen Badhusha, Prof. Sayeesh, Mr. Parikshith, Ms. Ankitha Shetty, Mrs. Deeksha M and Ms. Shilpa) of department of CSE were handled the basics of Java for 2 days. During this basic training, the inhouse faculties taught Object Orientation concepts and Basics of Java programming.

Three days of Extensive java training was conducted for final year students by Rookies World, Bangalore. Hands-on session where provided for the students for better understanding of concepts. This session was held on 9th to 11th September, 2017. During this training, the professional trainers of the Rookies World were discussed the applications of following concepts like Encapsulation, Inheritance , Polymorphism, Java Swing, Applet etc.

For Pre-Final Year Students

1) C and C ++ Training

C Programming is best known programming language. C Programming is near to machine as well as human so it is called as Middle level Programming Language. C Programming can be used to do verity of tasks. This training was also conducted for pre-final year students. The training was conducted for three days, including 2 days for C language and one day of C++. This session was conducted on 26th, 27th and 28th August 2017 by Genesis Carrier Avenue,Bangalore.

4) Java training

Java is a high-level programming language. Java it is simpler to use and enforces an object-oriented programming model. Java can be used to create complete applications that may run on a single computer or be distributed among servers and clients in a network. The inhouse faculties(Dr. Mohideen Badhusha, Prof. Sayeesh, Mr. Parikshith, Ms. Ankitha Shetty, Mrs. Deeksha M and Ms. Shilpa) of department of CSE were handled the basics of Java for 2 days. During this basic training, the inhouse faculties taught Object Orientation concepts and Basics of Java programming.

Three days of Extensive java training was conducted for final year students by Rookies World, Bangalore. Hands-on session where provided for the students for better understanding of concepts. This session was held on 9th to 11th September, 2017. During this training, the professional trainers of the Rookies World were discussed the applications of following concepts like Encapsulation, Inheritance , Polymorphism, Java Swing, Applet etc.

10 Pre-Placement Training

PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM 2018-19

Pre-Placement Training for 3^rd Years

The pre-placement training was arranged to 3^rd Year CSE students by Q-Spiders, Bangalore. The training was conducted for 10 days on the topic “Applications of C and Data Structures” during March-April 2019.

The “Java Programming” is scheduled for 8 days during July 2019.

Focus Academy for Career Enhancement (FACE) Training

Face aptitude training, which was held from 03^rd Aug 2018 to 11^th Aug 2018, helped the students to understand the aptitude topics such as number systems, percentage, perfect loss problems, preposition, problems on time and work, speed time and distance, probability, direction problems, questions related to blood relations, permutation and combination, simple equation. More than sufficient questions where solved in the class. They also gave useful tips to answer the group discussion and interview rounds.

Pre-placement training was organized for final year students which focused on current industry concepts as well as training for placement. Pre-placement training focused on the overall development of the candidate in order to prepare for various placement drives. Pre-Placement training emphasized the following aspects:

Advanced C & Data Structures

Students were trained on advanced concepts ofc & data structures by “Expert Training by Innovation Unlimited, Bangalore” from 23^rd July 2018 to 28^th July 2018. Concepts on C such as arrays, strings, functions, pointers, memory allocations etc. were covered. Data Structure concepts like Structures, Unions, and Operations on Stacks & Queues along with Linked lists were also discussed.

Advanced Java, JQuery, Node JS, Angular JS

The training was taken up by Mr Charles & Team, Techno Voice, Mysore from 29^th July 2018 to 31^st July 2018. Java is one of the most popular programming languages used to create Web applications and platforms. It was designed for flexibility, allowing developers to write code that would run on any machine, regardless of architecture or platform. Students were trained on various aspects of advanced java like as stated above.

Orientation & Soft-skills Training

Soft-Skills training was held from 11^th July to 13^th July 2018. Mr RamaniVenkat was the resource person for this programme. In his training, he has highlighted about Leadership qualities, Motivation and Attitude Change, Business Etiquette & Personal Grooming, Change Management, Communication and Change, Assertive Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Conflict Resolution Skills, Group Dynamics and Team Building, Senior Management Presentation Skills, Time Management, Executive Coaching and Mentoring and Stress Management.

Soft skills are a combination of people skills, social skills, communication skills, character traits, attitudes, career attributes, social intelligence and emotional intelligence quotients among others that enable people to effectively navigate their environment, work well with others, perform well, and achieve their goals with complementing hard skills. The students were trained to write their resumes, and also how to face interview, FAQ in interview, mock GDs were conducted for all the Final Year students.

PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM 2018-19

Pre-placement training was organized for final year students which focused on current industry concepts as well as training for placement. Pre-placement training focused on the overall development of candidate in order to prepare for various placement drives. The pre-placement training emphasized the following aspects:

Orientation & Soft-skills Training

Soft-Skills training was held on 11^th July to 13^th July 2018. Mr. RamaniVenkat was the resource person for this programme. In his training he has highlighted about Leadership qualities, Motivation and Attitude Change, Business Etiquette & Personal Grooming, Change Management, Communication and Change, Assertive Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Conflict Resolution Skills, Group Dynamics and Team Building, Senior Management Presentation Skills, Time Management, Executive Coaching and Mentoring, and Stress Management.

Soft skills are a combination of people skills, social skills, communication skills, character traits, attitudes, career attributes, social intelligence, and emotional intelligence quotients among others that enable people to effectively navigate their environment, work well with others, perform well, and achieve their goals with complementing hard skills. The students were trained to write their resumes, and also how to face interview, FAQ in an interview, mock GDs were conducted for all the Final Year students.

In-house Placement Training

Topics covered: Basics of C, Data Structures, C++ and Java

Faculties of CSE dept have conducted Pre-placement training on C, C++, Data Structures, Java, Web Development and C# &.NET from 11^th July 2018 to 17^th July 2018. Mrs. Harshitha G M and Mrs. Mangala Kini handled concepts on C, which includes arrays, strings, functions, pointers, memory allocations etc. Hands-on sessions and MCQ’s were an important part of it. Assignments were given at the end of each session, which was collected and evaluated the next day.

Mr. Tahir N and Mr. Venkatesh trained students on various Data Structure concepts like Structures, Unions, and Operations on Stacks & Queues along with Linked lists. Hands-on sessions and MCQ’s were an important part of it. Assignments were given at the end of each session, which was collected and evaluated the next day.

Ms. Ankitha Shetty and Ms. Shruthi Shetty J handled the various object-oriented concepts like Encapsulation, Abstraction, Inheritance, Polymorphism, virtual functions etc. Hands-on sessions and MCQ’s were an important part of it. Assignments were given at the end of each session, which was collected and evaluated the next day. Mrs. Deeksha, Ms. Megha, Mr. Parikshith, Mr. Sayeesh, and Ms. Reena covered the topics on Java-like classes, inheritance, exceptions, packages, Applet-class, String handling, JSP, JDBC etc. Hands-on sessions and MCQ’s were an important part of it. Assignments were given at the end of each session, which was collected and evaluated the next day.

Quantitative Aptitude

Mr. Abhilash Trainer for Quantitative Aptitude trained final year students on various short cut methods that can be used to solve quantitative aptitude questions quickly from 14^th July 2018 to 19^th July 2018. Students got better insight into solving aptitude problems easily. The trainer covered various aptitude related topics.

Personality development and Public Speaking

Ms.Kannan Thandi trained students on Personality development and public speaking from 20^th July 2018 to 21^st July 2018. She emphasized the need for being confident in public speaking which helps the students to face the interview. The trainer also spoke about various skills that students need to develop for their future.

Advanced C & Data Structures

Students were trained on advanced concepts of c & data structures by “Expert Training by Innovation Unlimited, Bangalore” from 23^rd July 2018 to 28^th July 2018. Concepts on C such as arrays, strings, functions, pointers, memory allocations etc. were covered. Data Structure concepts like Structures, Unions, and Operations on Stacks & Queues along with Linked lists were also discussed.

Advanced Java, JQuery, Node JS, Angular JS

The training was taken up by Mr. Charles & Team, Techno Voice, Mysore from 29^th July 2018 to 31^st July 2018. Java is one of the most popular programming languages used to create Web applications and platforms. It was designed for flexibility, allowing developers to write code that would run on any machine, regardless of architecture or platform. Students were trained on various aspects of advanced java like as stated above.

Dot Net and Web Technology:

Students were trained on Dot Net and Web technology by Mr. Venkatesh and Dr. Mohideen Badusha S respectively. They were given extensive hands-on training by the trainers and assignments were also given. Students were introduced to the new programming concepts of web programming and Dot net.

FACE TRAINING

Face aptitude training, which was held from 03^rd Aug 2018 to 11^th Aug 2018,helped the students to understand the aptitude topics such as number systems, percentage, perfect loss problems, preposition, problems on time and work, speed time and distance, probability, direction problems, questions related to blood relations, permutation and combination, simple equation. More than sufficient questions where solved in the class. They also gave useful tips to answer the group discussion and interview rounds.

PRE-PLACEMENT TRAINING PROGRAM 2017-18

For Final Year students

Pre-placement training was organized for final year students which focused on current industry concepts as well as training for placement. Pre-placement training focused on overall development of candidate in order to prepare for various placement drives. The pre-placement training emphasized the following aspects:

Orientation & Soft-skills Training

Pre-placement Orientation was held on 1^st & 2^nd August 2017. Mr. Ramani Venkat was the resource person for this orientation. In his training, he has highlighted about Leadership qualities, Motivation and Attitude Change, Business Etiquette & Personal Grooming, Change Management, Communication and Change, Assertive Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Conflict Resolution Skills, Group Dynamics and Team Building, Senior Management Presentation Skills, Time Management, Executive Coaching and Mentoring and Stress Management.

Soft skills are a combination of people skills, social skills, communication skills, character traits, attitudes, career attributes, social intelligence, and emotional intelligence quotients among others that enable people to effectively navigate their environment, work well with others, perform well, and achieve their goals with complementing hard skills. The students were trained to write their resumes, and also how to face interview, FAQ in an interview, mock GDs were conducted for all the Final Year students.

Aptitude Training

Genesis Carrier Avenue, Bangalore helped the students to understand the aptitude topics such as number systems, percentage, perfect loss problems, preposition, problems on time and work, speed time and distance, probability, direction problems, questions related to blood relations, permutation and combination, simple equation. More than sufficient questions where solved in the class. They also gave useful tips to answer the group discussion and interview rounds. This training was conducted from 3^rd to 12^th August 2017.

C & Data Structures Training

C language is a basic for understanding all other programming languages. The professional trainers of Cranes Software Pvt. Ltd. provided the training to CSE students in C and Data structures for TEN days. The continuous hands-on training was held from 13^th to 23^rd August 2017. During this training, the students were trained with applications of Arrays, Functions, Loops, Structures, Unions, Stacks, Linked Lists, Queues, Trees and Graphs. The entire training was held in the lab with hands-on sessions, helped students in coding developments and error detections.

Java training

Java is a high-level programming language. Java it is simpler to use and enforces an object-oriented programming model. Java can be used to create complete applications that may run on a single computer or be distributed among servers and clients in a network. The in-house faculties(Dr. Mohideen Badhusha, Prof. Sayeesh, Mr. Parikshith, Ms. Ankitha Shetty, Mrs. Deeksha M and Ms. Shilpa) of the department of CSE have handled the basics of Java for 2 days. During this basic training, the in-house faculties taught Object Orientation concepts and Basics of Java programming.

Three days of Extensive java training was conducted for final year students by Rookies World, Bangalore. A hands-on session where provided for the students for better understanding of concepts. This session was held on 9^th to 11^th September 2017. During this training, the professional trainers of the Rookies World have discussed the applications of following concepts like Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Java Swing, Applet etc.

Java Script & Pure Script

2 days JavaScript & Pure Script Training was conducted on 16^th & 17^th October 2017 by Mr.Pranesh Kumar, NIIT, Bangalore. All the final year students have attended this Hands-on workshop.

Advanced Data Structures & Application

One day Advanced Data Structures & Application training was arranged for Final Year students on 25^th October,2017. The Hands-on training session was handled by in house faculties Prof. Sayeesh and Mr. Tahir N H B.

For Pre-Final Year Students

C and C ++ Training

C Programming is best known programming language. C Programming is near to machine as well as human so it is called as Middle level Programming Language. C Programming can be used to do verity of tasks. This training was also conducted for pre-final year students. The training was conducted for three days, including 2 days for C language and one day of C++. This session was conducted on 26^th, 27^th and 28^th August 2017 by Genesis Carrier Avenue,Bangalore.

Soft skill Training

Students were trained with a soft skill for one day. They were given with real-world examples of facing the interviews, also trained to face different rounds of interviews like group discussion etc. This session was handled by Mr. Afthab, Genesis Carrier Avenue, Bangalore.

Software testing and automation

The Four days Software Testing & Automation was conducted from 27^th October to 31^st October 2017 for V Semester Students. The Four days hands-on session was handled by Mrs. Seema Nair, Callibri Code Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore.

Software testing is a process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding the software bugs. Software testing is an investigation conducted to provide stakeholders with information about the quality of the product or service under test. Software testing can also provide an objective, independent view of the software to allow the business to appreciate and understand the risks of software implementation. Test techniques include the process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding software errors or other defects. It can also be stated as the process of validating and verifying that a software program or application or product. Students were guided with the uses of software testing and its implementation and its current use in the trending companies. The hands-on about software testing was also given to students in the college labs by the resource person.

11 Certification Programmes

Certification Programme 2018-19| Cyber Security

8 days Certification Course on “Cyber Security” was organized from 18^th February 2019 to 25^th  February 2019 by Department of CSE, Alva’s Institute of Engineering & Technology, Moodbidri, Karnataka with Technical Collaboration of Computer Society of India Student Chapter and Co-Sponsored by Dlithe Bangalore.

The formal inaugural function was graced by the presence of Managing Trustee Sri. Vivek Alva, Principal Dr Peter Fernandes, Head of the Department Dr. Manjunath Kotari, Mr. Arun V Raj Purohith, CEO Dlithe Bangalore, Mr. Deepak Bhatt, Information Security Consultant & Trainer, Infosectrain and CSI Student Branch Counsellor Prof. Harish Kunder.

The Resource Person Mr. Deepak Bhatt had given following assignments along with the hands-on training:

Students are asked to do a study on IPV4 addressing and to know how to set their kali Linux repository

Introduction to Linux File System and Command Line

Different Phases of Hacking

Information Discovery

Scanning

Gaining Access

Using Various Methods of Password Cracking

Hackathon

On the final day, the hackathon was conducted for all the participants. Following assignments were given.

Windows XP hacking ( Get the password key from the SAM FOLDER, also get system access) – 10 min

Windows 7 hacking ( Get the password key from the SAM FOLDER) – 20 min

Troll 2 Machine Hacking ( Get the root access) - 20 min

Hackademic 1 hacking ( Get the root and key.txt file inside the root) – 30 min

Mr Deepak (resource person) monitored and judged the students based on their successful completion and time taken to complete

Following were the winners

Priyanka, Sneha( Hacked Windows XP, Windows 7, Hacademics, Troll2 ( Reached half))

Jayaraj ,Druvil ( Hacked Windows XP, Windows 7, Hacademics, Troll2 ( Reached half))

Niharika, Rahul ( Hacked Windows XP, Windows 7, Hacademics )

About 70 CSE students were registered for the course and obtained a Certificate from the Dlithe Bangalore.

Dell EMC- Data Science and Big Data Analytics

Department of CSE organized Certification Program on “Data Science and Big Data Analytics”. The Certification Programme was held during 3^rd September 2018 – 8^thSeptember 2018. The inauguration of the programme was held on 3^rd Sept 2018 at Engineering Seminar Hall. This Certification programme was held in association with ICT Academy Chennai and Dell-EMC, Bangalore. Mr Dineshkumar Gandhi, Sr. Technical Trainer, ICT Academy, Ms Fareha Hareem Sr. Trainer Dell-EMC and Mr Basavadarshan, ICT Academy Relationship Manager were present during the inauguration. Mr Vivek Alva, Managing Trustee inaugurated the Certification programme along with Dr Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE and Resource Persons of the Certification Programme. About 121 CSE students participated and 81 students successfully Completed DELL-EMC Certification Exam.

Machine Learning using Python Programming

Department of CSE organized Certification Program on “Machine Learning using Python Programming”. The Certification Programme was held during 27^th August 2018 to 1^st September 2018. The inauguration of the programme was held on 27^th Sept 2018 at Engineering Seminar Hall. This Certification programme was held in association with Dlithe Software, Bangalore. Mr Arun Rajpurohit and Mr N.Sridhar Murthy Dlithe Software were the resource persons of the Certification Programme. About 81 CSE students were participated in this hands-on training session of Machine learning using Python.

Dlithe have assigned the mini projects to the students to practice Python programming, machine learning during their 7^th semester. This will help them to keep them abrupt with technology. Students will also practice an agile way of working. Students have learnt using cloud code repositories such as “GIT HUB” and they will use it during project execution.

Dlithe will engage students on a fortnightly basis and do an on-premise review to check the progress. Students are also appraised with Internship report which they must follow and update regularly based on project progress.

The projects belong to the following area: Banking & Finance, Retail, Entertainment / Social Media, Academics, Agriculture

The objective of these project executions is built an application that can increase customer experience and optimize operational excellence.

SL#

Problem statement

Batch

Participants

Remarks

1

Postal department in India plays an important role in letter communication. In the digital world, we still see many letters address is handwritten and processing, sorting takes more time. Department would like to have a solution for faster sorting, processing of letters.

Batch 1

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS113

NIKITHA

The solution can be extended to all courier services companies. Also, explore other applicability of text/image processing

2

The police department and Intelligence Bureau are always finding it difficult to trace thieves, terrorists, rowdy sheeters since they change their appearance and freely roam around. Department would like to nab them using an intelligent system

Batch2

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS051

Kumaraswamy

Usually, the camera is installed and images are stored. Can you make use of this data set and build an AI platform?

3

AIET website is awesome. However, a BOT would add value to increase customer experience and will result in operational excellence. Can you build a BOT for this?

Batch 3

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS048

Use text and voice datasets

4

The bank is experiencing a huge crowd during festival times. The bank manager is confused to take any decisions as the employees are distributed to serve customers with a defined plan. Can you build a platform to solve this problem?

Batch4

USN:

Use sound decibel device, integrate with Python programming to Analyze the sound patterns and provide a decision-making solution

5

Banks, Financial Institutions, Insurance companies always find it difficult when it comes to cheque processing. The difficult part is to match the signature and often cheques get rejected. On the other side customer experiencing it hard about the returns. Can you build a platform with AI to match the text with the nearest set?

Batch 5

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS022

Chaitra

The solution can also be useful for fraud prevention

6

A major retail vendor is introduced many new brands, however, he is confused about the future of these brands and modification needed? Can you analyse the companies twitter tweets or feeds and help them to give some decision?

Batch 6

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS055

Megha

This can be applied to many industry segments

7

AIET can be benefitted more if ALEXA can be integrated with college infrastructure and make it functional to use it during inaugural functions like sports, tech, annual etc

Batch 7

USN: Spoc

4AL15CS040/104

Hema R, Varsha S

Pre-Final Year: Below is the assignment to practice during their 5^th& 6^th Semester

Make a web application to predict the customer eligibility for a loan by analyzing the previous data

Implement the basic idea of a self-driving car using Open CV and Neural networks

Create a web tool to predict the stock market by analyzing previous data

Design a chat application to give a suggestion by analyzing the user previous messages

Create a home security system by analyzing the patterns of a person moving in the home using OpenCV or sensors

Build an application to predict diabetics by analyzing the test report of a patient

Develop a system to unlock the door by using facial recognition and facial expression recognition

Apple iOS App Development using Swift C and XCode (2018)

Department of CSE organized Certification Program on “Apple iOS App Development using Swift C Language and XCode”. The Certification Programme was conducted in 2 different slots First Phase was conducted 10-07-2018 to 03-08-2018 and Second Phase was conducted during 24-09-2018 to 06-10-2018. Mrs Seema Nair, CEO, CalibreCode Solutions Pvt. Ltd was the Resource Person for the Certification Programme. The resource person Mrs Seema Nair trained around 25 students of 5^th SEM BE CSE, AIET. Mr. Venkatesh Senior Associate Professor, Dept of CSE was the coordinator of this internship program.

The students developed the features of Apple iOS App development like image display, and some animations with images, Databases using SQLite, Multi-tab Communication, Drawing tables, Multi-window communications Network Communications etc during the First Phase of Certification Programme.

The following Apple iOS Apps were developed during the Certification period.

USN

NAME OF THE STUDENTS

TITLE OF iOS APP DEVELOPPED

4AL16CS010

AMOGHA U

MERGIO

4AL16CS020

BANISH M G

4AL16CS045

KATIRA KRISHNA JITENDRA

4AL16CS128

ROHAN K R

4AL16CS018

ARUNA KUMARI V

YOGA STATION

4AL16CS032

DHANUSH SHETTY

4AL16CS053

MITHUN KUMAR D

4AL16CS088

SHAMANTH M R

4AL16CS129

JYOTHI LAKSHMI C S

4AL16CS009

AMEEN AHMED

FITREAT

4AL16CS079

S K RAHUL

4AL16CS090

SHASHIKANT CHAVAN

4AL16CS093

SHETTY RASIK

4AL16CS097

SHETTY VEEKSHITH

4AL16CS124

VIGNESH M SHETTY

MUSICAL EXPRESS

4AL16CS105

SRUSHTI

4AL16CS110

SUSHMITHA SHET

4AL16CS111

SWATHI V A

4AL16CS017

APOORVA U

CHIRPS

4AL16CS116

VARADA S

4AL16CS132

JAVAHAR S GOUTHAM

4AL16CS005

AISHWARYA J

SAFEZONE

4AL16CS043

K MANASA

4AL16CS056

NAMRATHA C

4AL16CS084

SANNIDHI P

In the above-listed apps, the following apps were published in the Apple App Store and available to the public to freely download.

TITLE OF iOS APP DEVELOPPED

LINK FOR THE APPs IN APP STORE

MERGIO

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8

YOGA STATION

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8

FITREAT

https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitreat/id1453315210?ls=1&mt=8

MUSICAL EXPRESS

https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274?mt=8

Certification Programs 2017-18

Apple iOS App Development using Swift C and XCode

Department of CSE organized 45 days Certification Program on “Apple iOS App Development using Swift C Language and XCode”. The internship Program was conducted from 01-08-2017 to 03-02-2018 with intervals. The Certification Program was inaugurated by Mr. Divyang and Mr. Sudheep Jha, Monkfox, Bangalore. Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE, AIET and Mr. Venkatesh Bhat Senior Associate Professor were present during the inauguration. The resource person Mr. Sudheep Jha and Mr. Divyang trained around 50 students of 6^th SEM BE CSE, AIET. Mr. Venkatesh Senior Associate Professor, Dept of CSE was the coordinator of this internship program.

The students learned various features of Apple iOS App development like image display, and some animations with images, Databases using SQLite, Multi-tab Communication, Drawing tables, Multi-window communications Network Communications etc….

The following Apple iOS Apps were developed during the internship period.

Sl No

USN

NAME OF THE STUDENT

APP DEVELOPED

1.

4AL15CS017

Ashwini P Shetty

LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

2.

4AL15CS027

Deeksha

3.

4AL15CS028

Deeksha Shetty

4.

4AL15CS030

Devika Shetty

5.

4AL15CS041

Hemanth Kumar T

6.

4AL15CS086

Shilpa Shetty

ONLINE FURNITURE SHOPPING

7.

4AL15CS091

Sneha K N

8.

4AL15CS092

Sridevi

9.

4AL15CS093

Srujana G B

10.

4AL15CS096

Suraksha

11.

4AL15CS401

Nalini

12.

4AL15CS115

Adithya M Naik

VTU APP

13.

4AL15CS007

Algeena Carol D’ Souza

14.

4AL15CS098

Sushanth

15.

4AL15CS081

Sachin Pandith

16.

4AL15CS105

Vilasraj Pandith

17.

4AL15CS066

Prajwal P

18.

4AL15CS014

Arpitha S

Automated Time Table Generator

19.

4AL15CS016

Ashritha Jain R

20.

4AL15CS022

Chaithra

21.

4AL15CS029

Deekshitha

22.

4AL15CS062

Nidhi Chakravarthy

Online Cake Ordering Application

23.

4AL15CS090

Shruthi Salian

24.

4AL15CS071

Priyanka B M

25.

4AL15CS061

Luxmi Devi

26.

4AL15CS048

Kalavara Deekshith Raj

2 – Player Tank Survival Game

27.

4AL15CS037

H. Akshay Kedlaya

28.

4AL15CS093

Heisnam Sursita Devi

Image Mode Changing

29.

4AL15CS011

Anusha

30.

4AL15CS012

Anushri

31.

4AL15CS015

Arshitha M S

32.

4AL15CS043

Jasmine Princy Lobo

Travel Update App

33.

4AL15CS055

Megha

34.

4AL15CS046

Jolyn Tellis

35.

4AL15CS024

Chithra R G

Tic – Tac – Toe

36.

4AL15CS010

Anu Prakash

37.

4AL15CS034

Ganesh S

38.

4AL15CS054

Madhukara

39.

4AL15CS099

Kusumashri

Blogging App

40.

4AL15CS078

Rakshitha M

41.

4AL15CS113

Shetty Nikhetha

42.

4AL15CS112

Pramod K S

43.

4AL15CS073

Rahul Nayak

44.

4AL15CS004

Afithya Shetty

Quick Chat

45.

4AL15CS006

Ajinraj

46.

4AL15CS013

Arjun V

47.

4AL15CS045

Jeffin Boban

48.

4AL15CS108

Vishruth

Web Programming and Product Development

Department of CSE organized a 10 days Certification Programme on “Web Programming and Product Development” from 22^nd January 2018 to 03 February 2018. For the students of II Year CSE Students. Mr. Chandrashekhar Rao Kuthyaru, CEO, Sangamon Services Pvt Ltd, Mangalore was the chief resource person of this course. Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD, CSE, Mr. Venkatesh Bhat, Sr. Associate Professor, CSE Dept. were present during the course.

The course began with simple HTML program development including Style Sheets, Java Scripts, PHP, etc… Later, 9 teams of the students developed the following Projects under the guidance of Resource Person Mr. Chandrashekhar Rao Kuthyaru:

1) Vishal Nayak and team - Student Information System

2) Pratheeksha and team - Alva Hana

3) Safnaaz and team - Edu-Santhe

4) Rachana and team - Summer Internship

5) Divyashree and team - Bus Information System

6) Thaizeera and team - TempKam - for temporary jobs

7) Manish and team - Chitra Santhe - Alva's photo gallery

8) Rakesh and team - Alva's Tech Forum

9) Harshitha and team - Alva's Guest Album

Core Java and Advanced Java

Department of CSE organized a 5 days Certification Programme on “Core Java & Advanced Java” from 16^th to 20^th January 2018. The inauguration of certification course was held on 16^th January 2018 in MBA Seminar Hall. Resource person Mr. Chandra Shekar Rao, Sangam One Connected Services, Bangalore, Dr. Manjunath Kotari, HOD CSE, Prof. Venkatesh, Dept of CSE were present during the inauguration. The Certification course was started with a sample Java Program and students were made to make small projects every day. The resource person explained all the concepts by using hands-on session. About 127 CSE 2^nd year students were participated and certified during this course. At the end of the course, the resource person evaluated a project for 100 marks and certificates were distributed accordingly.

The following projects were executed at the end of the certification programme.

Print Multiplication Tables from N1 to N2 after taking input from Console, input from the file. Print to be sent to Output File

There are 100 prison cells in a row. All cells are locked Jailer is given permission to release any number of prisoners. In Round 1, Jailer opens all the doors. In Round 2, he closes every alternate door (2, 4, 6...). In Round 3, every third door (3, 6, 9 ...) if Door is Open, he closes it. If Door is closed, he opens it. In Round 4, every fourth door (4, 8, 12...), if Door is open, he closes it. If Door is closed, he opens it. He does this for 100 Rounds. At the end, who are the lucky prisoners?

Our College Clock is showing 9 am. Compute the angle between the Hour hand and the Minute hand and add it to any Collection such as Map, TreeMap, SortedMap, HashMap or LinkedHashMap. It should show Time: Angle in Degrees from 9:00 am to 8:55 pm with a spacing of 5 minutes.

There are 20+ trains departing from Mangalore Railway Station MAQ. These train numbers are available in file trainMAQ.txt. For each Train No, there is a separate text file containing Train No, Train Name, Frequency, Category of Train, Starting Time, Route, Kilometers, Stations en route etc. Eg. 12620.txt will contain details of Matsyagandha Express. You have to take input Train Number from Console and then display the Time Table of that train. If Train is not running that day, it should give a message, " No Train today.". Print all trains starting from MAQ between 5 am and 8 am.

Alva's PU College has provided us with the Marks List of 26 students in a certain text file format. This contains Name. Gender, Roll No, English Marks, Maths Marks, Physics Marks, Chemistry Maths, Biology Maths, Class. Please print the names of Toppers in each Subject and also the college Gold Medalist. There should be an automatic letter generated by the Principal congratulating the top rankers on their performance giving suitable details. Input file attached.

Certification Program on SOFTWARE TESTING & AUTOMATION

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering had conducted a Four Days Certification Program on Software Testing from 28^th October to 31^st October 2017 for the third year CSE students of AIET. The resource person for the certification program was Mrs. Seema Nair, CEO, Calibre Code Solutions Private Limited, Bangalore.

During this course of program, Mrs. Seema Nair has covered many topics on software testing such as Testing web pages, finding bugs, off code usage in software testing, automating the web, testing ideas, recording and finding the bugs, coding the website and logging automatically, Selenium tool and its usage, creating the test cases, Framework and tools that are used in software testing,

Some hands-on training on testing various websites, debugging was also provided in these sessions. Each session in the program was very interactive and found to be interesting for the students.

Certification Programmes for Students

Apart from the Placement Training to Pre-Final Years and Final Years, the Department of Computer Science & Engineering offering following certification programmes for the academic year 2017-18. The details of the courses conducted is available in Workshops & Training for Students link.

1. Apple ioS App Development Course- 15 Days.

2. Software Testing & Automation- 4 Days.

3. Core Java & Advanced Java- 5 Days.

4. Web Development Programming- 10 Days.

12 Certification Programmes

Project Exhibitions

Project Exhibition 2018-19

Project Exhibition

Department of computer science and engineering conducted a final year students Project Exhibition on 26th April 2019. There were 26 projects of various fields like Cloud Computing, Big Data Analysis, Image Processing, Network Security, Data Mining, Android Applications, RASPBERRY PI, Wireless Sensor Networks, E-Governance, Robotics, Web-services, E-Commerce, Mobile Applications, ERP and Healthcare.

Dr Roopalaxmi, Dr Sumith N., Prof. Jayanth Rathod, Mrs Harshitha GM and Mr Manjunath H. R had evaluated the projects.

Following is the glimpse of the Project Exhibition Day of Department of Computer Science and Engineering.

The following projects were selected as the best projects for this year by judges.

Place

Project associates

Project guide

Title

First

Shilpa Shetty

Sridevi

Srujana

Vishruth

Mrs. Vidya

Analysis of quality of coconut

Second

Adarsha MS

Chaitra G

Kumaraswamy

Prof. Venkatesh Bhat

Dynamic video stitching via shakiness removal

Second

Ganesh Shrikanth

Heisam Sursita

Madhukara

Mishra Himanshu U

Mrs. Shruthi Shetty

Smart trash segregator dustbin monitoring system

All Projects Work Details CAY (2018-19)

Batch No.

Students

USN

Guide

Title

Domain/Type

B1.

Pratiksha Rai

4AL15CS070

Ms. Ankitha Shetty

Fuel tanker safety system

IoT/Embedded Systems

Application

Sumith Kumar

4AL15CS095

Varsha S

4AL15CS104

Shetty Aishwarya

4AL15CS114

B2.

Kusumasri

4AL15CS099

Mr. Tahir N

Prevention of phishing attacks on voting system using visual cryptography

Network security

Review

Vaibhavi K

4AL15CS102

B3.

Raja Rajeshwari

4AL15CS075

Mr. Vivek Sharma

Automobile anti theft system

Embedded Real Time systems

Application

Shreyas Rao

4AL15CS088

Thripthi A H

4AL15CS101

B4.

Arjun K

AmithD’silva

Deekshith Raj

4AL14CS012

4AL15CS025

4AL15CS048

Mr. Vivek Sharma

AI consultant partner

Artificial intelligence

Review

B5.

Nidhi Aradya

4AL15CS063

Mr. Harish Kunder

Removal of Gaussian impulse noise from computed tomography

Image processing

Research

Meghan G R

4AL15CS056

Thejaswini m b

4AL15CS010

Sanjay

4AL15CS085

B6.

Rahul nayak

4AL15CS073

Mrs. Merlyn

Traffic management near U-turns to avoid accident

IoT

Application

Pooja

4AL15CS065

Mukesh

4AL15CS060

Rakesh

4AL15CS076

B7.

Sridevi

4AL15CS092

Mrs. Vidya

Analyzing the quality of coconut

Machine Learning

Research

Srujana

4AL15CS093

Vishruth

4AL15CS108

Shilpa Shetty

4AL15CS086

B8.

Ashwini Shetty

4AL15CS017

Mr. Chanchal

Advanced data integrity checking mechanism in cloud

Network security

Research

Devika Shetty

4AL15CS027

Deeksha Shetty

4AL15CS028

Deeksha

4AL15CS030

B9.

Divya R

4AL15CS032

Dr. Sumith N.

Intelligent Automatic Teller Machine

Algorithm

Research

Megha

4AL15CS055

Jasmine

4AL15CS043

Jolyn

4AL15CS046

B10.

Adarsh rai

4AL15CS074

Dr. Mohideen Badhusha S

Recovery of fault node in WSN for smart agriculture

Wireless sensor network

Application

Mayor Shetty

4AL15CS084

Tusharpoojary

4AL15CS067

B11.

Priyanka BM

4AL15CS071

Dr. Manjunath Kotari

Automatic driver drowsiness detection system using GSM and Raspberry Pi

IoT

Application

ShruthiSalian

4AL15CS090

Surekhareddy

4AL15CS097

Vinay

4AL15CS106

B12.

Adarsh MS

4AL15CS002

Mr. Venkatesh

Dynamic video stitching via shakiness removing

Image processing

Application

Chaitra G

4AL15CS023

Kumaraswamy

4AL15CS051

B13.

Ganesh

4AL15CS034

Ms. Shruthi

Sensor based smart dustbin for waste segregation using GSM

IoT

Application

Sursita

4AL15CS039

Madhukara

4AL15CS054

B14.

Yogesh UH

4AL16CS403

Mr. Sushanth M

Video steganography to secure communication using LSB matching revisited algorithm for military application

Network security

Research

Pramod KS

4AL15CS112

Sneha K N

4AL15CS091

Suraksha RB

4AL15CS096

B15.

Adithya V Shetty

4AL15CS004

Ms. Reena

Easy surf

Web application

Algeena carol

4AL15CS007

Aditya Naik

4AL15CS115

B16.

ArcharyaRakshitha

4AL15CS001

Mr. Hemanth Kumar

Smart irrigation

IoT

Application

Kavya rai

4AL15CS049

Hema

4AL15CS040

Pavithra G

4AL14CS051

B17.

Geethanjali

4AL15CS035

Ms. Megha

Smart parking system

IoT

Application

Aishitha

4AL15CS015

Anushri

4AL15CS012

Anusha

4AL15CS011

B18.

Anu Prakash

4AL15CS010

Mrs. Harshitha

Behavior analysis based on tweets: a classification approach

Machine learning

Review

Chithra

4AL15CS024

B19.

Aishwarya K

4AL15CS005

Mr. ParikshithNayaka

E bank Log system

Network security

Application

Arjun V

4AL15CS013

Bhargavi

4AL15CS020

Jeffin

4AL15CS035

B20.

Arpitha

4AL15CS014

Mrs. MangalaKini

Auto detection of phishing websites using machine learning

Machine learning

Research

Ashrithajain

4AL15CS016

Chaithra

4AL15CS022

Deekshitha

4AL15CS029

B21.

PoojaryPrajwal

4AL15CS066

Mr. Sayeesh

The voice of citizen

Web based application

Sachinpandith

4AL15CS081

Sushanth

4AL15CS098

Vilasraj

4AL15CS105

B22.

Poorna

4AL15CS068

Dr. Manjunath Kotari

Water tank monitoring system

IoT

Application

Shraddha

4AL15CS087

Sudharshan

4AL15CS094

Nishmitha

4AL15CS064

B23.

Jagdish

4AL15CS042

Ms. Shilpa

Sign language communication

Machine learning

Application

Tejaskajare

4AL15CS047

Lalithkumar

4AL15CS053

Yathish

4AL15CS018

B24.

Priyanka SP

4AL15CS072

Mr. VasudevShahpur

Secured data sharing in cloud

Security

Application

ShrideviPrabhu

4AL15CS089

Nalini

4AL15CS079

Ranjith

4AL16CS401

B25.

Akshay

4AL15CS037

Mr. VasudevShahpur

Implementation of DNA cryptography in cloud computing

Network security

Research

Adarshpujar

4AL15CS003

Ankith

4AL15CS009

Vinay S

4AL15CS106

B26.

Nidhi C

4AL15CS062

Mr. Hemanth Kumar

An android app for mushroom disease detection: A data mining approach

Machine learning

Application

Prajwal S

4AL15CS069

Shetty Niketha

4AL15CS113

Rakshitha M

4AL15CS078

13 Internship

Internship Details

Students Internship Statistics

Sl. No Academic Year No. of Students completed Number of Industries /Organizations

1 2018-19 134 23

2 2017-18 99 17

3 2016-17 79 24

List of Companies Provided Internship CAY (2018-19)

Sl.No. Name of the Company Number of Students

1. NARL-ISRO, AP 04

2. NRSC-ISRO, AP 03

3. RRSC-ISRO, Bangalore 01

4. IIIT, Allahabad 39

5. IIM, Bangalore 03

6. HAL, Bangalore 09

7. BHEL, Bangalore 02

8. IBM Labs, Bangalore 04

9. Seimens, Mumbai 04

10. Sasken, Bangalore 02

11. Mitra Software, Shivamogga 03

12. Mindsoft-HP, Bangalore 02

13. Callibre Code Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore 30

14. SOIS, Manipal 06

15. IQ Gateway, Bangalore 01

16. MedPac Solutions, Bangalore 02

17. Technovice Pvt. Ltd, Mysore 07

18. Amphisoft, Mysore 03

19. Mobinius, Bangalore 01

20. Hamshine, Bangalore 03

21. Zoom Tail Technologies, Bangalore 01

22. Evry Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 01

23. Azure Skynet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Hydrabad 01

List of Companies Provided Internship CAYm1(2017-18)

Sl.No. Name of the Copany Number of Students

1. RRSC-ISRO, Bangalore 05

2. IIM, Bangalore 02

3. Bosch Automation, Bangalore 01

4. Mitra Software, Shivamogga 02

5. MONKFOX, Bangalore 46

6. Calibre Code Solutions Pvt Ltd 15

7. Vizio Consultancy Software Pvt Ltd 01

8. Empulse Research and Data Analytics Pvt Ltd, Mysore 05

9. Oscki Lab, Bangalore 03

10. Jelebiz, Mumbai 02

11. Applied Cognition Systems Pvt Ltd, Manipal 05

12. Prok Devices, Mumbai 01

13. Welldoc, Mumbai 02

14. Prism Cyber Soft Pvt Ltd., Mumbai 02

15. SOIS, Manipal 03

16. RIIT, Mysore 03

17. Change Street Technology Pvt Ltd 01

List of Companies Provided Internship CAYm2(2016-17)

Sl.No. Company/Organization Number of Students

1. HAL, Bangalore 04

2. BEL, Bangalore 02

3. HPe, Bangalore 01

4. Celestial V Solutions,Bangalore 30

5. Logics, Kochi, Kerala 01

6. INEX Pure solution, Bangalore 01

7. Trinix, Mangalore 01

8. VB Sphere, Mumbai 05

9. Arrive Pune 04

10. Diya Systems, Mangalore 05

11. SAIW Technology, Bangalore 02

12. Syntel Mumbai 01

13. Hinduja Global Solutions, Bangalore 01

14. Kaiga Atomic Power Station. Kaiga 04

15. MRPL, Mangalore 01

16. Singulary Software Tech, Bangalore 01

17. LIGER, Bangalore 01

18. Medici, Bangalore 01

19. IOTRACK 03

20. SAIN, Bangalore 01

21. I3IT People, Bangalore 02

22. Multicore Consulting, Bangalore 01

23. InovTeli Software 01

24. UFO Moriez 01

14 E-News

15 Faculty

Sl. No Name (s) of the Teaching Faculty Designation Qualifications Photo

UG PG Doctorate

1. Dr. Manjunath Kotari Professor & HOD B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE Ph.D

2. Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha Professor A.M.I.E – CSE M.E- CSE Ph.D

3. Mr. Venkatesh Associate Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

4. Mr. Vasudev S Shahapur Associate Professor B.E, ECE M.Tech, CSE (Ph.D)

5. Mr. Harish Kunder Associate Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE

-

6. Mr. Sayeesh Associate Professor B.E M.Tech, IT -

7. Dr.Sumith N. Associate Professor B.E M.Tech Ph.D

8. Mr. Hemanth Kumar N P Sr. Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, NIE (Ph.D)

9. Mr. Tahir N H B Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

10. Mr. Sushanth Mangasuli Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CNE (Ph.D)

11. Mr. Parikshith Nayak S.K Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

12. Ms. Vidya Asst. Professor B.E, ISE M.Tech, CSE -

13. Mr. Vivek Sharma S Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

14. Ms. Deeksha M Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

15. Ms. Shruthi Shetty J Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech -

16. Ms. Merlyn Melita Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech -

17. Mrs. Harshitha G M Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

18. Ms. Mangala Kini Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech -

19. Ms. Ankitha Shetty Asst. Professor B.E, CSE M.Tech, CSE -

20. Megha D Hegde Asst. Professor B.E M.Tech -

21. Shilpa Asst. Professor B.E M.Tech -

22. Reena Lobo Asst. Professor B.E M.Tech -

Sl. No	Year	Admission 2012-13	Admission 2013-14	Admission 2014-15	Admission 2015-16	Admission 2016-17	Admission 2017-18	Admission 2018-19
01	I	106	120	100	120	123	113	97
02	II	48	120	118	100	114	129	123
03	III	55	48	100	118	100	100	136
04	IV	59	58	50	100	100	92	97

SL. NO	TEAM NAME	COLLEGE
1	TEAM SPATANS	MITE
2	SHOOTERS FC	SJEC
3	FC PATRIOTS A	SRINIVAS
4	TEAM CANARITES	CANARA
5	TEAM HYAMA	SRIDEVI
6	FOURTEENS FC	SJEC
7	FC PATRIOTS B	SRINIVAS
8	FC BERROCA	MITE
9	SOCCER CITY FC	AIET
10	TEAM Z	AIET
11	ALVAS STARS	AIET
12	KAMMATTIPADAM B	AIET
13	FC BLUE WAVES	AIET
14	KAMMATTIPADAM A	AIET
15	TEAM FCB	NITTE
16	KINGS MALABAR	SRIDEVI

SL. NO	EVENT LIST	EVENT DESCRIPTION	NO. OF PARTICIPANTS	WINNERS
1	INTIMIDATORS	IT MANAGER (MARKETING)	20 PARTICIPANTS	1^ST- AIET 2^ND - PACE
- 2	INQUEST	TECHNICAL QUIZ	120 TEAMS	1^ST- SNMP 2^ND-PACE
3	PAPRIZZA	PAPER PRESENTATION	20 PARTICIPANTS	1^ST - AIET 2^ND –AIET
4	CODE HUNT	CODING	80 PARTICIPANTS	1^ST –AIET 2^ND –PACE
5	THE ARCHITECT	WEB DESIGNING	16 TEAMS	1^ST- AIET 2^ND- PACE
6	GAME BUZZ	GAMING: BLUR PUBG COUNTERSTRIKE	40 TEAMS	1^ST-AIET 1^ST-AIET 1^ST-ALVAS DEGREE
7	BID BIZZ	APTITUDE BIDDING	30PARTICIPANTS	1^ST- SDIT 2^ND-SIT
8	EUPHOROUS	TECHNICAL DUMB CHARADES	80 TEAMS	1^ST- PACE 2^ND- AIET
9	CYPHER HUNT	TECHNICAL TREASURE HUNT	55 TEAMS	1^ST- AIET 2^ND- AIET

EVENT NO.	EVENT NAME	PARTICIPANTS
1	HackerEarth Live Coding	79
2	Ethical Hacking	5
3	t Web Designing	18
4	Mobile Application Development	17
5	Chatbot Development	8
		127

Prize	TEAM Member	Event
FIRST	Krishna Katira, AIET Ravish, AIET	HackerEarth Live Coding
SECOND	Kaushik Kotian, SIT, Mangalore	HackerEarth Live Coding
FIRST	Ravish, AIET Adarsh, AIET	Ethical Hacking
FIRST	Jude and group, SNM Polytechnic Moodbidre	Web Designing
SECOND	Shashank and group, AIET	Web Designing

SL. NO	TEAM NAME	PROJECT DONE
1	Infinite 1	· Dos attack · Cross-site scripting · SQL INJECTION · Phishing · ClickJacking
2	Team Tripods	Hacking using kali
3	Creative Developers	App for Moodbidri

SL#	Problem statement	Batch	Participants	Remarks
1	Postal department in India plays an important role in letter communication. In the digital world, we still see many letters address is handwritten and processing, sorting takes more time. Department would like to have a solution for faster sorting, processing of letters.	Batch 1	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS113 NIKITHA	The solution can be extended to all courier services companies. Also, explore other applicability of text/image processing
2	The police department and Intelligence Bureau are always finding it difficult to trace thieves, terrorists, rowdy sheeters since they change their appearance and freely roam around. Department would like to nab them using an intelligent system	Batch2	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS051 Kumaraswamy	Usually, the camera is installed and images are stored. Can you make use of this data set and build an AI platform?
3	AIET website is awesome. However, a BOT would add value to increase customer experience and will result in operational excellence. Can you build a BOT for this?	Batch 3	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS048	Use text and voice datasets
4	The bank is experiencing a huge crowd during festival times. The bank manager is confused to take any decisions as the employees are distributed to serve customers with a defined plan. Can you build a platform to solve this problem?	Batch4	USN:	Use sound decibel device, integrate with Python programming to Analyze the sound patterns and provide a decision-making solution
5	Banks, Financial Institutions, Insurance companies always find it difficult when it comes to cheque processing. The difficult part is to match the signature and often cheques get rejected. On the other side customer experiencing it hard about the returns. Can you build a platform with AI to match the text with the nearest set?	Batch 5	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS022 Chaitra	The solution can also be useful for fraud prevention
6	A major retail vendor is introduced many new brands, however, he is confused about the future of these brands and modification needed? Can you analyse the companies twitter tweets or feeds and help them to give some decision?	Batch 6	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS055 Megha	This can be applied to many industry segments
7	AIET can be benefitted more if ALEXA can be integrated with college infrastructure and make it functional to use it during inaugural functions like sports, tech, annual etc	Batch 7	USN: Spoc 4AL15CS040/104 Hema R, Varsha S

USN	NAME OF THE STUDENTS	TITLE OF iOS APP DEVELOPPED
4AL16CS010	AMOGHA U	MERGIO
4AL16CS020	BANISH M G
4AL16CS045	KATIRA KRISHNA JITENDRA
4AL16CS128	ROHAN K R
4AL16CS018	ARUNA KUMARI V	YOGA STATION
4AL16CS032	DHANUSH SHETTY
4AL16CS053	MITHUN KUMAR D
4AL16CS088	SHAMANTH M R
4AL16CS129	JYOTHI LAKSHMI C S
4AL16CS009	AMEEN AHMED	FITREAT
4AL16CS079	S K RAHUL
4AL16CS090	SHASHIKANT CHAVAN
4AL16CS093	SHETTY RASIK
4AL16CS097	SHETTY VEEKSHITH
4AL16CS124	VIGNESH M SHETTY	MUSICAL EXPRESS
4AL16CS105	SRUSHTI
4AL16CS110	SUSHMITHA SHET
4AL16CS111	SWATHI V A
4AL16CS017	APOORVA U	CHIRPS
4AL16CS116	VARADA S
4AL16CS132	JAVAHAR S GOUTHAM
4AL16CS005	AISHWARYA J	SAFEZONE
4AL16CS043	K MANASA
4AL16CS056	NAMRATHA C
4AL16CS084	SANNIDHI P

TITLE OF iOS APP DEVELOPPED	LINK FOR THE APPs IN APP STORE
MERGIO	https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8
YOGA STATION	https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/yogastation/id1439488896?mt=8
FITREAT	https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitreat/id1453315210?ls=1&mt=8
MUSICAL EXPRESS	https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/musicalexpress/id1438653274?mt=8

Sl No	USN	NAME OF THE STUDENT	APP DEVELOPED
1.	4AL15CS017	Ashwini P Shetty	LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
2.	4AL15CS027	Deeksha
3.	4AL15CS028	Deeksha Shetty
4.	4AL15CS030	Devika Shetty
5.	4AL15CS041	Hemanth Kumar T
6.	4AL15CS086	Shilpa Shetty	ONLINE FURNITURE SHOPPING
7.	4AL15CS091	Sneha K N
8.	4AL15CS092	Sridevi
9.	4AL15CS093	Srujana G B
10.	4AL15CS096	Suraksha
11.	4AL15CS401	Nalini
12.	4AL15CS115	Adithya M Naik	VTU APP
13.	4AL15CS007	Algeena Carol D’ Souza
14.	4AL15CS098	Sushanth
15.	4AL15CS081	Sachin Pandith
16.	4AL15CS105	Vilasraj Pandith
17.	4AL15CS066	Prajwal P
18.	4AL15CS014	Arpitha S	Automated Time Table Generator
19.	4AL15CS016	Ashritha Jain R
20.	4AL15CS022	Chaithra
21.	4AL15CS029	Deekshitha
22.	4AL15CS062	Nidhi Chakravarthy	Online Cake Ordering Application
23.	4AL15CS090	Shruthi Salian
24.	4AL15CS071	Priyanka B M
25.	4AL15CS061	Luxmi Devi
26.	4AL15CS048	Kalavara Deekshith Raj	2 – Player Tank Survival Game
27.	4AL15CS037	H. Akshay Kedlaya	2 – Player Tank Survival Game
28.	4AL15CS093	Heisnam Sursita Devi	Image Mode Changing
29.	4AL15CS011	Anusha
30.	4AL15CS012	Anushri
31.	4AL15CS015	Arshitha M S
32.	4AL15CS043	Jasmine Princy Lobo	Travel Update App
33.	4AL15CS055	Megha
34.	4AL15CS046	Jolyn Tellis
35.	4AL15CS024	Chithra R G	Tic – Tac – Toe
36.	4AL15CS010	Anu Prakash
37.	4AL15CS034	Ganesh S
38.	4AL15CS054	Madhukara
39.	4AL15CS099	Kusumashri	Blogging App
40.	4AL15CS078	Rakshitha M
41.	4AL15CS113	Shetty Nikhetha
42.	4AL15CS112	Pramod K S
43.	4AL15CS073	Rahul Nayak
44.	4AL15CS004	Afithya Shetty	Quick Chat
45.	4AL15CS006	Ajinraj
46.	4AL15CS013	Arjun V
47.	4AL15CS045	Jeffin Boban
48.	4AL15CS108	Vishruth

Sl. No	Year	Admission 2012-13	Admission 2013-14	Admission 2014-15	Admission 2015-16	Admission 2016-17	Admission 2017-18	Admission 2018-19
01	I	106	120	100	120	123	113	97
02	II	48	120	118	100	114	129	123
03	III	55	48	100	118	100	100	136
04	IV	59	58	50	100	100	92	97

Sl.No.	Name of the Company	Number of Students
1.	NARL-ISRO, AP	04
2.	NRSC-ISRO, AP	03
3.	RRSC-ISRO, Bangalore	01
4.	IIIT, Allahabad	39
5.	IIM, Bangalore	03
6.	HAL, Bangalore	09
7.	BHEL, Bangalore	02
8.	IBM Labs, Bangalore	04
9.	Seimens, Mumbai	04
10.	Sasken, Bangalore	02
11.	Mitra Software, Shivamogga	03
12.	Mindsoft-HP, Bangalore	02
13.	Callibre Code Pvt.Ltd, Bangalore	30
14.	SOIS, Manipal	06
15.	IQ Gateway, Bangalore	01
16.	MedPac Solutions, Bangalore	02
17.	Technovice Pvt. Ltd, Mysore	07
18.	Amphisoft, Mysore	03
19.	Mobinius, Bangalore	01
20.	Hamshine, Bangalore	03
21.	Zoom Tail Technologies, Bangalore	01
22.	Evry Pvt Ltd, Bangalore	01
23.	Azure Skynet Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Hydrabad	01

Sl.No.	Name of the Copany	Number of Students
1.	RRSC-ISRO, Bangalore	05
2.	IIM, Bangalore	02
3.	Bosch Automation, Bangalore	01
4.	Mitra Software, Shivamogga	02
5.	MONKFOX, Bangalore	46
6.	Calibre Code Solutions Pvt Ltd	15
7.	Vizio Consultancy Software Pvt Ltd	01
8.	Empulse Research and Data Analytics Pvt Ltd, Mysore	05
9.	Oscki Lab, Bangalore	03
10.	Jelebiz, Mumbai	02
11.	Applied Cognition Systems Pvt Ltd, Manipal	05
12.	Prok Devices, Mumbai	01
13.	Welldoc, Mumbai	02
14.	Prism Cyber Soft Pvt Ltd., Mumbai	02
15.	SOIS, Manipal	03
16.	RIIT, Mysore	03
17.	Change Street Technology Pvt Ltd	01

Sl.No.	Company/Organization	Number of Students
1.	HAL, Bangalore	04
2.	BEL, Bangalore	02
3.	HPe, Bangalore	01
4.	Celestial V Solutions,Bangalore	30
5.	Logics, Kochi, Kerala	01
6.	INEX Pure solution, Bangalore	01
7.	Trinix, Mangalore	01
8.	VB Sphere, Mumbai	05
9.	Arrive Pune	04
10.	Diya Systems, Mangalore	05
11.	SAIW Technology, Bangalore	02
12.	Syntel Mumbai	01
13.	Hinduja Global Solutions, Bangalore	01
14.	Kaiga Atomic Power Station. Kaiga	04
15.	MRPL, Mangalore	01
16.	Singulary Software Tech, Bangalore	01
17.	LIGER, Bangalore	01
18.	Medici, Bangalore	01
19.	IOTRACK	03
20.	SAIN, Bangalore	01
21.	I3IT People, Bangalore	02
22.	Multicore Consulting, Bangalore	01
23.	InovTeli Software	01
24.	UFO Moriez	01

Sl. No	Name (s) of the Teaching Faculty	Designation	Qualifications
			UG	PG	Doctorate
1.	Dr. Manjunath Kotari	Professor & HOD	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	Ph.D
2.	Dr. S. Mohideen Badhusha	Professor	A.M.I.E – CSE	M.E- CSE	Ph.D
3.	Mr. Venkatesh	Associate Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
4.	Mr. Vasudev S Shahapur	Associate Professor	B.E, ECE	M.Tech, CSE	(Ph.D)
5.	Mr. Harish Kunder	Associate Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
6.	Mr. Sayeesh	Associate Professor	B.E	M.Tech, IT	-
7.	Dr.Sumith N.	Associate Professor	B.E	M.Tech	Ph.D
8.	Mr. Hemanth Kumar N P	Sr. Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, NIE	(Ph.D)
9.	Mr. Tahir N H B	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
10.	Mr. Sushanth Mangasuli	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CNE	(Ph.D)
11.	Mr. Parikshith Nayak S.K	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
12.	Ms. Vidya	Asst. Professor	B.E, ISE	M.Tech, CSE	-
13.	Mr. Vivek Sharma S	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
14.	Ms. Deeksha M	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
15.	Ms. Shruthi Shetty J	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech	-
16.	Ms. Merlyn Melita	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech	-
17.	Mrs. Harshitha G M	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
18.	Ms. Mangala Kini	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech	-
19.	Ms. Ankitha Shetty	Asst. Professor	B.E, CSE	M.Tech, CSE	-
20.	Megha D Hegde	Asst. Professor	B.E	M.Tech	-
21.	Shilpa	Asst. Professor	B.E	M.Tech	-
22.	Reena Lobo	Asst. Professor	B.E	M.Tech	-

Sl. No	Year	Admission 2012-13	Admission 2013-14	Admission 2014-15	Admission 2015-16	Admission 2016-17	Admission 2017-18	Admission 2018-19
01	I	106	120	100	120	123	113	97
02	II	48	120	118	100	114	129	123
03	III	55	48	100	118	100	100	136
04	IV	59	58	50	100	100	92	97