2016

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About us

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is aiming to

impart quality professional education to aspiring students. It adopts

innovative ideas and methods to improve the quality of education. Highly

motivated and enthusiastic students can explore their ability with a solid

milestone with their valuable knowledge in the Department Magazine

“COMSCE-WAVE”.

Our Department is an active Member of the Computer Society of India

(CSI) Students Chapter. The Department with its cohesive team of faculty

members, offers a sound program at the UG level. The curriculum is a blend

of the conventional and theoretical. It is based on the curriculum of the

Anna University-Chennai and keeps up with the growing demands and the

changing trends of the software industry and research laboratories. Core

courses include Programming Languages, Computer Architecture,

Database Management Systems, System Software, Networking

Technologies and Artificial Intelligence.

State-of-the-Art computing facilities are provided by the Computer

Center - Computer Support Group (CSG). Our Computer Centre has a newly

established data Centre (private cloud). This epitomizes the cutting edge

technology available in our college. The servers which support the LAN, also

provide a Linux/cent-OS environment. The Department has an MOU with

Microsoft. The Department also has 15 Mbps of internet facility and campus

wide Wi-Fi facility.

Milestone Year

Started B.E (Computer Science and Engineering) 1998

Increased intake for B.E 2000

Increased intake for B.E 2011

State First in Anna University Examinations 2012

Accredited by IEI 2015

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PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO)

1. To provide students with a strong foundation in the mathematical,

scientific and engineering fundamentals necessary to formulate, solve

and analyze engineering problems and to prepare them for graduate

studies, R&D, consultancy and higher learning.

2. To develop an ability to analyze the requirements of the software,

understand the technical specifications, design and provide novel

engineering solutions and efficient product designs.

3. To provide exposure to emerging cutting edge technologies, adequate

training & opportunities to work as teams on multidisciplinary

projects with effective communication skills and leadership qualities.

4. To prepare the students for a successful career and work with values

& social concern bridging the digital divide and meeting the

requirements of Indian and multinational companies.

5. To promote student awareness on the life-long learning and to

introduce them to professional ethics and codes of professional

practice.

Vision

To evolve as a center of academic excellence and advanced research

in Computer Science and Engineering discipline.

Mission

• To inculcate in students a profound understanding of fundamentals

related to discipline

• To inculcate skills, attitudes and their applications in solving real

world problems with an inclination towards societal issues and

research.

• To promote research in the emerging areas of computer architecture

and networks

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Our Department is

Accredited by The Institution of Engineers (India)

Since September 2015

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Principal’s Message

Greetings! I am extremely glad to note that our Computer science and

Engineering Department E-magazine COMSCE-WAVE is being

released. This magazine is the platform for the students and the staff

members to showcase their hidden and creative talents to share their

opinions on various issues through their articles. It also provides a

panoramic view of the academic, sport, achievement and

placement activities of the Computer science and engineering

department during the academic year to its readers. My best wishes

to Computer science and engineering department to continue this

venture.

Dr.D.Valavan

Principal

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Director’s Message

I am glad to know that the Second Volume of the E- Magazine

COMSCE-WAVE is being released shortly. It can be expected to

contain articles and information by the staff and students on the latest

developments in the software sector. This will help the students in

knowledge acquisition so that they can perform well academically

and in placement drives.

The staff members also can get updated for better knowledge

dissemination

I wish the publication all success

Prof.V.Nagarajan

Director

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Editor ‘s Message:

In the era of modern technology, the update of knowledge is

necessary. We Engineers should be updated, as a part of knowledge

gathering COMSCE-WAVE e-magazine releases annually with recent

technical articles and year’s events that have gone by, the magazine

also showcases the talents of our faculty members and students.

With a sense of pride and satisfaction I would like to say that with

the active support of the management, faculty and students,

COMSCEWAVE has come alive. I truly hope that the pages that follows

will be interesting.

K. Mohanappriya, Assistant Professor, CSE

HYPERVISOR VIRTUALIZATION Vs CONTAINER VIRTUALIZATION

LEAP MOTION & CONNECTED VEHICLE PLATFORM

HACKER , FACE SCANNER & LEARN ABOUT BIG DATA-TECHNOLOGY

PERSONALITIES TO KNOW

FACULTY CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

THE ERA OF A CASHLESS FUTURE & GREEN COMPUTING

HUMAN-MACHINE TEAMING- KEY TO CYBER DEFENCE

SONATA ACT, KABY LAKE & SCADA

MEMETIC ALGORITHMS

STUDENTS CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

EVENTS 2016-2017

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HYPERVISOR VIRTUALIZATION Vs

CONTAINER VIRTUALIZATION S.Venkatasubramanian, Asso. Prof./CSE

Virtualization is a method or

technique used to run an operating system on

top of another operating system. So, the

hardware resources are fully utilized and will

be shared by each of the operating system

running on top of the base operating system.

The basic idea behind a hypervisor based

virtualization is to emulate the underlying

physical hardware and create virtual

hardware (with your desired resources like

processor and memory). And on top of these

newly created virtual hardware an operating

system is installed. So, this type of

virtualization is basically operating system

agnostic. In other words, you can have a

hypervisor running on a windows system

create a virtual hardware and can have Linux

installed on that virtual hardware, and vice

versa.A Hypervisor is also called as a virtual

machine Monitor(VMM), This is because the

hypervisor sits in between the guest operating

system and the real physical hardware.

Hypervisor controls the resource allocation to

the guest operating system running on top of

the physical hardware.

Even in virtualization there are two different

types of Virtualization mainly used in the

industry. One is Hosted virtualization and the

other is Bare Metal Virtualization. Hosted

Virtualization is a software hypervisor

installed inside the base operating system,

which will intern do the resource allocation

and monitoring. Examples includes VMware

Workstation, Microsoft's Virtual PC,

Bare metal virtualization has only one major

difference compared to Hosted virtualization.

The difference is that the Hypervisor sits

directly on top of the hardware. The hardware

device drivers are part of the hypervisor, and

there will be only one memory and CPU

manager (that is part of the hypervisor which

sitting directly on top of the hardware. This is

the reason it’s called bare metal

virtualization).

While discussing about hosted and bare metal

virtualization, one common thing that we

found was that both are based on a hardware

level (basically they are virtualizing

hardware resources). But container

virtualization is done at the operating system

level, rather than the hardware level. The

main thing that needs to be understood about

container virtualization is that each container

(well call it guest operating system) shares

the same kernel of the base system.

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MEMETIC ALGORITHMS Ms.V.Punitha Asso.Prof/CSE

Memetic algorithms (MA) is generally used

as a collaboration of evolutionary or any

population-based approach with individual

learning or local improvement procedures.

“Memetic Algorithm” was introduced by

Moscato in 1989. His perspective is that it is

close to a form of population-based hybrid

genetic algorithm (GA) coupled with an

individual learning procedure capable of

performing local refinements. Memetic

algorithms hold the duality of genetic and

cultural evolution, i.e., permitting the

transmission, selection, inheritance, and

variation of memes as well as genes.

Definition: A memetic algorithm is an

extension of the traditional genetic algorithm.

It uses a local search technique to reduce the

likelihood of the premature convergence. The

cryptanalysis of simplified data encryption

standard can be formulated as NP-Hard

combinatorial problem.

In computational context, using ideas of

memes and Memetic Algorithms in

optimization may be referred to as Memetic

Computing.Memetic Computing gives a

roadmap to the latest results in natural

computation, artificial intelligence,

operational research and natural sciences,

which are combined in novel ways so as to

excel the basic limitations of a single

discipline.

Example: in pattern identification, MA uses a

rule-based local search to provide enhanced

solution within the evolutionary system, thus

capturing regularly repeated features or

patterns in the problem space.

Memetic algorithms cam be applied to

classical NP problems like, graph

partitioning, multidimensional knapsack,

travelling salesman problem, quadratic

assignment problem, set cover problem etc.

and can be employed to recent applications

like training of artificial neural networks,

pattern recognition, robotic motion planning

Bits:

• Why did the developer go broke?

Because he used up all his cache

• Unix is user friendly. It’s just

selective about who its friends are.

• Failure is not an option. It comes

bundled with your Microsoft

product.

• What do computers eat for a snack?

Microchips.

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THE ERA OF A CASHLESS

FUTURE R.Mohankumar AP/CSE

In this digital world, recent trends show that

digital money kept in mobile wallets will

soon replace physical cash and even credit

cards. Some countries are even actively

trying to remove cash in circulation. We

already use our phones for a million things,

so why not use them as a payment method as

well?

How do mobile wallets work?

Mobile wallets also sometimes called

electronic/e-wallets, digital wallets and

similar terms are mobile applications that

enable financial transactions. They help

customers like you and me to send payments

for things we want to buy with just a few taps

on the phone.

During payment, all we must do is to follow

the payment instructions – enter or scan a

code or an address, usually – and the amount

will be deducted from your mobile wallet

account into the merchant’s wallet account

Currently, there are countless mobile wallet

options available in the market as many

smaller. This leads to many innovations, and

each of them is competing for your

patronage.

There are different kinds of e-wallets are now

in practice such as, E-payment services,

Loyalty and Coupon-based wallet, Peer-to-

Peer Payment wallet, Cryptocurrency wallets

and Hybrid Wallet, Remittance wallets and

so on.

GREEN COMPUTING: P.Dineshkumar AP/CSE

It is the environmentally responsible and eco-

friendly use of computers and their resources.

In broader terms, it is also defined as the

study of designing,

manufacturing/engineering, using and

disposing of computing devices in a way that

reduces their environmental impact.

Many IT manufacturers and vendors are

continuously investing in designing energy

efficient computing devices, reducing the use

of dangerous materials and encouraging the

recyclability of digital devices and paper.

Green computing practices came into being

in 1992, when the Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) launched the Energy Star

program. Green computing is also known as

green information technology (green IT).

Green computing aims to attain economic

viability and improve the way computing

devices are used. Green IT practices include

the development of environmentally

sustainable production practices, energy

efficient computers and improved disposal

and recycling procedures.

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HUMAN-MACHINE TEAMING-

KEY TO CYBER DEFENCE :

N.Kavitha AP/CSE

An ongoing research is to develop

systems to enable human-machine teaming to

get the best of both worlds in applying cyber

threat intelligence. The need for this

capability is being driven by a combination

of the rapid growth in the number of threats

faced by enterprises and a shortage of people

with cyber security skills. We need to address

this skills shortage with more automation to

eliminate manual effort, attracting more

people, better education and training; simpler

user interfaces to enable more junior IT

people to get involved in security; and then at

the high end, this human-machine teaming is

about enabling the expert to do even more.

Human-machine teaming is vital in

the face of attacks such as the internet of

things (IoT) botnet-enabled distributed denial

of service (DDoS) attack on DNS services

provider Dyn in October 2016. The attack on

Dyn is a perfect example of the large scale of

attacks we are going to increasingly face. We

need machines to deal with the volume of

risks that we’ve got out there so we can

actually put our human intelligence on

finding the hidden threats we really care

about.

On the technology side, the human-

machine teaming initiative is being driven by

a need to do more than what

traditional security information event

management systems (Siems) can do,

because they act on the known. A security

event comes in. We correlate it, and then we

drive actions off. But they are not very well

designed to act on the unknown. There’s a

technical need to act on the unknown. On the

business side, to reduce the difficulty of the

security operations center (SOC) analysts and

their experience drive the thought of human-

machine teaming for the enterprises. Siems

still has its importance. But they take a large

chunk of the types of events and log

aggregation that needs to be logged. We need

to add a new type of high-level incident

response technology since organizations are

looking for, as their SOCs mature.

Today the world is overwhelmed with

data and starved of analysis. The pendulum

must swing back and provide more analysis

to consume the data we have. As our analysis

capabilities improve, the industry can afford

to go back and generate more data.

The average user will spend just over 12

minutes on Facebook, while Twitter

users spend about 3 minutes

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KABY LAKE:

K.Mohanappriya, AP/CSE

Intel didn’t just launch the new Core

i7-7700K desktop CPU, it made a

comprehensive update to its entire product

line. The initial Kaby Lake mobile refresh

was limited to a handful of SKUs; with this

launch Intel is bringing out a larger number

of cores intended for every price point. The

new chips are, for the most part, drop-in

replacements for the Skylake SKUs Intel

launched in 2015 and 2016, though most of

the models feature at least a small clock jump

over and above what Skylake offered

There’s a new nomenclature attached

to many of Intel’s 15W and 28W CPUs.

These new chips feature what Intel is calling

“Iris Plus,” meaning they incorporate a

64MB EDRAM chip alongside the GPU

core. The 128MB EDRAM cores that Intel

has previously shipped with Skylake and

Broadwell aren’t being carried over to the Iris

Plus line, at least not for now. OEM uptake

on these cores has never been high, even

though they can improve integrated graphics

performance by almost 100%.

All the new 7th-Generation chips

support VP9 hardware decode, as well as

supporting H.265 encode/decode completely

in hardware. Thus, these cores are

comparable with streaming 4K video from

Netflix or any other service that agrees to use

Windows PlayReady DRM via the Edge

browser. Intel has already said it won’t bring

its EDRAM to any desktop quad-core SKUs

this cycle, so if you were hoping for a non-

embedded chip with Iris Plus you’ll have to

look for a Skylake-based core or consider the

Broadwell-based Core i7-5775C, which does

have the 128MB cache.

Apart from improvements to media

playback support, clock speed increases, and

the Core i3-7350K (the first unlocked Core

i3), the Kaby Lake refresh is a standard

update to Intel’s roadmap. A little more

clock, a little more performance, and not

much to specifically get excited about unless

you’ve been waiting on an upgrade that was

just a little faster than your 5-7-year-old

system

SCADA

S.Geetha AP/CSE

It stands for Supervisory Control and

Data Acquisition. SCADA refers to a system

that collects data from various sensors at a

factory, plant or in other remote locations and

then sends this data to a central computer

which then manages and controls the data.

SCADA focuses on gathering and circulating

the right amount of system information to the

right person or computer within the right

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amount of time so that creative solutions are

made possible.

SONATA ACT

N. Sangeetha III CSE B

India is now - a- days improving a lot

in technology, in a way of getting connected

to our smartphones, this is one of them which

I recently found out, which I would like to

share it with you “SONATA ACT”. India’s

largest-selling watch brand, SONATA from

Titan company of Mumbai, a part of the Tata

group launched their safety watches called

ACT-App Enabled Coordinates Tracker. It is

designed exclusively for women safety.

How this SONATA act is helpful?

It is mainly used for the safety of

girls and women travelling alone, especially

at late hours, has been a concern for their

families, but that’s not an issue anymore

because Sonata act is a product that takes care

of the safety factor in a simple way.

How it works?

This is one kind of safety device

which makes use of custom made

technology, and will interface with users

smartphone to trigger distress alerts to a

network of designated recipients when

needed in emergency help.

The SONATA ACT watch is

complemented with a mobile application to

be downloaded onto the user’s smartphone.

By making use of Bluetooth, the watch will

interface with the mobile to trigger distress

alerts to a network of designated guardians.

The alert message will provide details of the

user’s location to be sent to the guardians via

an in-app alert as well as SMS

How to use it? - These watches will

have a safety device installed in it, that alerts

10 selected phone numbers along with the

location, whenever the button near the 8o

clock is pressed twice, the watch will send an

alert message SMS to the 10 people along

with the location. SONATA ACT marks the

incorporation of technology in the brands

products, by adding values to the customers.

The path breaking product caters to the

Indian audience at accessible price point,

functionally yet stylish. Bearing the

hallmarks of trust and reliability synonymous

with the Tata name, the ACT marks another

milestone for Titan Company for having

served 200 million customers.

Teacher Gave our student a Punishment

To Write 5000 Times

“I Will Not Throw Paper Airplanes In Class…”

And Submit It Tomorrow….

Next Day, He Submitted The Paper Written

#Include<stdio.h>

Void Main( )

{

Clrscr( );Int N;

For( N=1 ; N<=5000 ; N++ )

Printf(“I Will Not Throw Paper Airplanes

In Class”);

Getch( );

}

Be A Programmer… Think Differently

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LEAP MOTION:

N.Bhavadharani II CSE A

Multi-touch desktop is a (miserably)

failed product due to the fact that hands could

get very tired with prolonged use, but Leap

Motion wants to challenge this dark area

again with a more advanced idea. It lets you

control the desktop with fingers, but without

touching the screen.

It’s not your typical motion sensor, as

Leap Motion allows you to scroll the web

page, zoom in the map and photos, sign

documents and even play a first-person

shooter game with only hand and finger

movements. The smooth reaction is the most

crucial key point here. More importantly, you

can own this future with just $70, a price of a

premium PS3 game title!

If this device could completely work

with Oculus Rift to simulate a real-time

gaming experience, gaming is going to get a

major make-over.

CONNECTED VEHICLE

PLATFORM

Ashika T II CSE-A.

Microsoft has announced a new cloud

platform for connected cars called the

Microsoft Connected Vehicle Platform at

CES 2017. The platform uses the company’s

Azure cloud platform and aims to address

five core scenarios. These include predictive

maintenance, improved in-car productivity,

advanced navigation, customers insights and

building autonomous driving capabilities.

The cloud will handle the large volume of

data that is generated from connected

vehicles, and let car manufacturers use that

data as per their needs.

In Microsoft’s official blog, Peggy

Johnson, Executive Vice President, Business

Development stated, “Today, the car is more

than just a ride between two places — it is a

hub of activity for daily life. People are

looking to have truly connected experiences

in their cars so that they can get more done,

save time and make life easier. While safety

and security are baseline requirements, our

services can help make a person’s work day

more efficient. For instance, imagine that

Cortana seamlessly connects you whether

you’re at home or in your car. Let’s say

you’re on your phone at home and tell

Cortana to set up a meeting for you and your

colleague the next morning at a coffee shop.

CAPTCHA - “Completely

Automated Public Turing test to

tell Computers and Humans

Apart”.

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The next time you get in your car, Cortana

reminds you of the morning meeting and

starts navigation to get you to that coffee

shop.”

Microsoft has already partnered with

other automobile manufacturers like Nissan

and BMW. Nissan has already announced

that the Microsoft Connected Vehicle

Platform will power Nissan’s next generation

of connected vehicles. Microsoft will work

with BMW on BMW Connected, which is a

“personal mobility companion service” that

aims to deliver in-car productivity services

through Office 365, as well as intelligent

personal assistance for drivers. Microsoft

also insisted that it was not going to build its

own connected car

HACKER:

Kaartic Sivaram III CSE ‘A’

One of the most misunderstood word

Many people misunderstand the word

“hacker” as the person who breaks into

computers and steals other people’s personal

information (or) who does something related

to breaking computer security. The meaning

of the word “hacker” as (also known as RMS)

“It means someone who enjoys playful

cleverness, especially in programming but

other media are also possible.”

To give a even more clear idea of

what the word “hacker” means, I would like

to share an event from Mr. RMS’s life that he

has used this to clearly illustrate the term too

“I went to lunch with some GNU

fans, and was sitting down to eat some

tteokpaekki, when a waitress set down six

chopsticks right in front of me. It occurred to

me that perhaps these were meant for three

people, but it was more amusing to imagine

that I was supposed to use all six. I did not

know any way to do that, so I realized that if

I could come up with a way, it would be a

hack. I started thinking. After a few seconds,

I had an idea.

First, I used my left hand to put three

chopsticks into my right hand. That was not

so hard, though I had to figure out where to

put them so that I could control them

individually. Then I used my right hand to put

the other three chopsticks into my left hand.

That was hard, since I had to keep the three

chopsticks already in my right hand from

falling out. After a couple of tries I got it

done.

Then I had to figure out how to use

the six chopsticks. That was harder. I did not

manage well with the left hand, but I

succeeded in manipulating all three in the

right hand. After a couple of minutes of

practice and adjustment, I managed to pick

Note: This article is not about the person

who breaks into computers or the “security

breaker”. To know what it is about, please

read on.

Facebook promotes hackers who find bug

in their program but the condition is that

they should not try this on Facebook.

Facebook will pay you up to $500

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up a piece of food using three sticks

converging on it from three different

directions, and put it in my mouth.

It didn't become easy—for practical

purposes, using two chopsticks is completely

superior. But precisely because using three in

one hand is hard and ordinarily never thought

of, it has "hack value", as my lunch

companions immediately recognized.

Playfully doing something difficult, whether

useful or not, that is hacking.”

I guess this should have clearly

explained what the term “hacker” means.

Let’s see how that word lost it’s original

meaning.The Hacker community developed

at MIT in 1960s. To them “hacking” included

a wide range of activities from writing

software, to practical jokes, to exploring the

roofs and tunnels of the MIT campus. The

hackers at the MIT campus did a lot of things

like finding a way to do a certain computation

with only 5 instructions when shortest known

program required 6, writing a program to

understand question in english, placing some

amusing object on top of MIT’s great dome

or bypassing the security imposed on

computers by the administrators. Bypassing

security was done only by a very few hackers

for the sake of cleverness and to use computer

freely for some time. This is how “hackers”

were in those days.

The real reason as to why the term

“hacker” started to mean a person like a

security breaker or something related is given

my Mr. RMS himself as follows,

“Around 1980, when the news media

took notice of hackers, they fixated on one

narrow aspect of real hacking: the security

breaking which some hackers occasionally

did. They ignored all the rest of hacking, and

took the term to mean breaking security, no

more and no less. The media have since

spread that definition, disregarding our

attempts to correct them. Thus, most people

have a mistaken idea of what we hackers do

and what we think. You can help correct the

misunderstanding simply by making a

distinction between security breaking and

hacking—by using the term "cracking" for

security breaking. The people who do it are

"crackers". Some of them may also be

hackers, just as some of them may be chess

players or golfers; most of them are not.”

As Mr. RMS states in his explanation,

I humbly request everyone who reads this

article to use the word “cracker” to refer to a

person who breaks security or who does

malicious activites. It could be a contribution

that you could do to the “Hacker community

Thank you for taking the time to read

this article! I hope the “original hackers

would come to the mind the next time the

word “hacker” is used.

Massachusetts

Institute of Technology

(MIT) has developed a

computer software

that can identify and

distinguish a real smile

from a of frustration

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Why do Java developers wear glasses?

Because they can't C#

What do you call 8 hobbits? A hobbyte

FACE SCANNER:

The technology was developed by

FaceFirst, and even in a crowd you can’t

escape their watchful eye: FaceFirst can track

each individual face on a camera feed and run

matches at the same time – and all of this

happens live. Here’s a quote from the CEO of

FaceFirst, Joseph Rosenkrantz: “Within just

a couple of seconds whoever needs to know

receives an email containing all the evidence

and stats about the person identified along

with the video clip of them passing the

camera so they may be approached then and

there.”

LEARN ABOUT BIG DATA-

TECHNOLOGY:

V.Amrithavarshini, II CSE,’A’

✓ Big data analytics is the process of

collecting, organizing and analyzing

large sets of data (called big data) to

discover patterns and other useful

information.

✓ Big data analytics can help

organizations to better understand the

information contained within the data

and will also help identify the data that

is most important to the business and

future business decisions.

✓ Analysts working with big data

basically want the knowledge that

comes from analyzing the data.

✓ The challenge is in breaking down

data silos to access all data an

organization stores in different places

and often in different systems.

✓ A second big data challenge is in

creating platforms that can pull in

unstructured data as easily as structured

✓ data. This massive volume difficult to

process using traditional database and

software methods.

✓ According to Datamation, today's

advances in analyzing big data allow

researchers to decode human DNA in

minutes, predict where terrorists plan to

attack, determine which gene is mostly

likely to be responsible for certain

diseases and, of course, which ads you

are most likely to respond to on

Facebook.

✓ Notably, the business area getting the

most attention relates to increasing

efficiency and optimizing operations.

Specifically, 62 percent of respondents

said that they use big data analytics to

improve speed and reduce complexity

Mary Kenneth Keller is the first woman

to earn a Ph.D. in Computer Science in

the United States

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BRAIN COMPUTER

INTERFACE

DHIVYA S II CSE A

As the power of modern computers

grows alongside our understanding of the

human brain, we move ever closer to making

some pretty spectacular science fiction into

reality. Imagine transmitting signals directly

to someone's brain that would allow them

to see, hear or feel specific sensory inputs.

Consider the potential to manipulate

computers or machinery with nothing more

than a thought. It isn't about convenience --

for severely disabled people, development of

a brain-computer interface (BCI) could be

the most important technological

breakthrough in decades. In this article, we'll

learn all about how BCIs work, their

limitations and where they could be headed

in the future.

The Electric Brain

The reason a BCI works at all is

because of the way our brains function. Our

brains are filled with neurons, individual

nerve cells connected to one another by

dendrites and axons. Every time we think,

move, feel or remember something, our

neurons are at work. That work is carried out

by small electric signals that zip from neuron

to neuron as fast as 250 mph the signals are

generated by differences in electric potential

carried by ions on the membrane of each

neuron.

Although the paths the

signals take are insulated by something called

myelin, some of the electric signal escapes.

Scientists can detect those signals, interpret

what they mean and use them to direct a

device of some kind. It can also work the

other way around. For example, researchers

could figure out what signals are sent to the

brain by the optic nerve when someone sees

the color red. They could rig a camera that

would send those exact signals into

someone's brain whenever the camera saw

red, allowing a blind person to "see" without

eyes.

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Personalities to know L.Shalini, III, CSE ‘B’

S.no. Personalities Positions

1 Sheryl Sandberg The COO of Facebook but not well-known

2 Jack Dorsey The First CEO & cofounder of twitter

3 Jeff Bezos The Chairman & CEO of Amazon.com

4 Jony Ive The Senior Vice President & was behind the success of Apple

company

5 Yves Behar The founder of Fuse project, a versatile industrial firm

6 Julie Uhrman The creator of Ouya, an Android- based console & a game developer

7 Eben Upton The founder of Raspberry Pi foundation, which promotes computer

science in schools

8 Eric Migicovsky The founder of Pebble tech, and designed E-paper watch

9 Steve Ballmer CEO of Microsoft after Gates, improved cloud computing & other

products

10 Bre Pettis The cofounder & CEO of MakerBot, 3D printing robot

11 Aaron Levie The co-founder & CEO of Box, a file sharing service that is secure

than Dropbox

12 Martin Casado The networking guru of VMware & inventor of OpenFlow

13 Clara Shih The founder of Hearsay social, a networking tool

14 Sebastian Thrun The Vice president, Fellow at Google & a professor

15 Leah Busque The founder of TaskRabbit, a website and mobile app to outsource

small jobs

16 Robby Walker The Co-founder of Zenter, a PowerPoint-like program brought by

Google

17 Marissa Mayer The president & CEO of Yahoo & most visible woman in technology

18 Larry Ellison CEO of Oracle Corporation, a 2nd largest independent software

company

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FACULTY CONTRIBUTIONS AND ACHIEVEMENTS

Mr.

S.

Ven

ka

tasu

bra

ma

nia

n

Publications

• S.Venkatasubramanian, Jenni Nickolas, "Efficiency Analysis of

Propagation Techniques On An Intrusion Detection System

Involving Multi -Class Data using Artificial Neural Networks",

International Journal of Advanced Research in Information and

Communication Engineering, Vol. 4, Issue. 3, March 2016, ISSN

2321-8762 (Online) ISSN 2321-8940 (Print) Impact Factor:

1.496

• S.Venkatasubramanian, "Optimized door Locking and Unlocking

using IoT for physically Challenged people", International Journal

of Innovative Research in Computer and Communication

Engineering, Vol. 4, Issue. 3, March 2016, ISSN(online):2320-

9801 DOI: 10.15680/IJIRCCE.2016.0403120

Guest Lectures Delivered

• “Android Programming” organized by Srimathi IndraGandhi

College at Tiruchirapalli on 15th and 16th Sep 2016

Achievements / Certifications

• Certified as a Microsoft Certified Professional(MCP) Microsoft

Technology Associate (98-366) Certificate Number - E 574-2786

• Certified as EMC - "Cloud Infrastructure and services" Associate

- Verification code : Y1V0Y3JQNJ41YQT7

• Selected Finalist of “Techno Faculty Award 2016“by ICTACT

Ms.V

.Pu

nit

ha

FDP / workshop Attended

• Two Days National Workshop on GRID AND CLOUD

COMPUTING LABORATORY Grid and Cloud Computing

Lab Organized By Department of Computer Science

and Engineering, K S R INSTITUTE FOR ENGINEERING

AND TECHNOLOGY

• "One Week TEQIP II Sponsored Workshop on

"Introduction to Cryptology " organized by the

Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli on 30-

May to 4-June 2016

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Mr.

T.S

athis

kum

ar

Publications

• T. Sathiskumar, "Live security using online motion

detection system", International Journal for Science and

Advance Research in Technology, pp. 524-526, Vol. 2,

Issue. 3, March 2016.

• T. Sathiskumar, "Identifying the authorized user by

typing speed comparison", IOSR Journal of Computer

Engineering, pp. 54-60, Vol. 18, Issue. 2, April 2016.

Conferences

• T Sathiskumar, "Middleware Interoperability

performance using SOA for Enterprise Business

Application", in the proceedings of “National Conference

on Communication and Computing Technologies

(NCCCT’16)” Organized by Anna university of

Technology (BIT campus), Trichy on Aug 2016.

FDP Attended

• Five Days FDP on Cloud Infrastructure and Services"

organized by ICTACT and EMC2 Corporation,

K.Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli

on 20-24 Jun 2016.

Achievements / Certifications

• Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Cloud

Infrastructure and Services by EMC2Corporation.

Ms.

N.R

adh

a

Publications

• Ms.K.Muthukarupaee, Ms.Blessyselvam, Ms.V.Ranjani,

Ms.N.Radha, "Data Restoration and Privacy Preserving of

Data Mining Using Random Decision Tree Over Vertically

Partitioned Data", International Journal Of Engineering And

Computer Science, pp. 16329-16332, Vol. 5, Issue. 5, May

2016, DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.18535/ijecs/v5i5.02 ISSN:

2319-7242

FDP Attended /Workshop organized

• "Train the Trainer (TTT) on Python Programming" organized

by Infosys Limited @ Saranathan College of Engineering,

Tiruchirappalli on 21 - 23 Jan 2016.

• "Faculty Development Programme on Pedagogic

Communication" organized by Department of English, SCE

on 27 Dec 2016.

• Organized Three Day’s summer workshop on "Object

Oriented Programming Fundamentals" for II CSE students

from 20-06-2016 to 22-06-2016.

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Ms.

C.M

erly

ne

Publications

• Merlyne Sandra Christina C, Karthika M, Vasanthi M,

Vinotha B, "Video Encryption and Decryption using RSA

Algorithm", International Journal of Engineering Trends

and Technology (IJETT), pp. 328-332, Vol. 33, Issue. 7,

March 2016, ISSN:2231-5381 DOI:

10.14445/22315381/IJETT-V33P263

FDP Attended/Workshop Organized

• Attended three days FDP for Data Center Virtualization

Fundamentals on 31st Aug 2016 to 02nd Sep 2016 at

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy.

• "Three-days workshop on "JAVA Programming "

organized by Dept. of CSE, Saranathan College of

Engineering, Trichy on 28 th - 30 th December 2016

Ms.

K.M

oh

an

ap

pri

ya

FDP Attended

• "Five days FDP on Data Science and Big Data Analytics"

organized by ICT Academy at Kongunadu College of

Engineering and Technology on 14th to 18th November

2016

• Two days FDP on Internet of Things(IoT) using Raspberry

Pi Organized by Pantech Private Co Limited at National

Institute of Technology(NIT) Trichy on Dec 9th and 10th

2016

• "One day FDP on Pedagogic Communication" organized

by English Department, Saranathan College of

Engineering on 27.12.2016

Achievements / Certifications

✓ Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Data science and

Big Data Analytics by EMC2Corporation

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Ms.

C.H

emal

atha

Publications

• P. Dineshkumar, R. Mohankumar,

C.Hemalatha, M.Vaidhehi, "Building Soil

Information Retrieval System using

Ontology: Based on Rules", IJSRD, pp.

194-200, Vol. 4, Issue. 4, Jul 2016

FDP Attended

• "Train The Trainer (TTT) on Python

Programming" organized by Infosys

Limited @ Saranathan College of

Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 21 - 23 Jan

2016

Achievements/Certifications

• Certified by Microsoft Corporation as a

Microsoft Technology Associate (98-364)-

Database Fundamentals (Certificate

Number : F600-8213)

Ms.A

.Vik

ra

m

FDP Attended/Workshop Organized

• “One day FDP on Pedagogic Communication” organized by

Department of English, Saranathan College of Engineering

on 27 December 2016

• “Faculty Development Programme on Soft Skills and

Communication Skills for Effective Teaching” organized by

Department of English, SCE on 05-06 Jan 2016

• “TTT on Python Programming” organized by Infosys,

Kumaraguru College of Technology, Coimbatore on

30/May/2016 to 01/07/2016

• “Attended three days FDP for Data Center Virtualization

Fundamentals “on 31st Aug 2016 to 02nd Sep 2016 at

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy.

• Co-ordinated Five days workshop on “Java Programming

“ for ECE Students organized by Dept. of CSE &amp;

IT[COMPUTER SOCIETY OF INDIA, STUDENT BRANCH],

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy, on 27.06.2016

to 01.07.2016

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Ms.S

.Geeth

a

FDP Attended

✓ "Five days FDP on Data Science and Big Data Analytics"

organized by ICT Academy at Kongunadu College of

Engineering and Technology on 14th to 18th November

2016

✓ "One day FDP on Pedagogic Communication" organized

by English Department, Saranathan College of

Engineering on 27.12.2016

Achievements / Certifications

✓ Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Data science

and Big Data Analytics by EMC2Corporation

Ms.

S.G

ow

tha

mi

FDP Attended

✓ "Five days FDP on Data Science and Big Data Analytics"

organized by ICT Academy at Kongunadu College of

Engineering and Technology on 14th to 18th November

2016

Achievements / Certifications

✓ Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Data science and

Big Data Analytics by EMC2Corporation

Mr.

M.T

ha

ng

am

an

i

Publications

• M.Thangamani, S.Shunmathy, S.Backiyalakshmi,

P.T.Aiswariya, K.Priyadharshini, "A SECURITY BASED

VOTING SYSTEMUSING BIOMETRIC", IJERA, Vol. 6,

Issue. 3, March 2016

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Mr.

A.T

.Ba

ran

iVij

aya

Ku

mar

FDP/Workshop attended

• Faculty Development Programme on Enjoyable Coding at

Sona College of Technology Salem from 17th March &

18th March 2016

• Faculty Development Programme on "Grid and Cloud

Computing " organized by the ," organized by Kongunadu

College of Engineering and Technology 6th June – 12th June

2016

• Three days Faculty Development Data Centre Virtualization

Fundamentals Conducted by ICT Academy of Tamil Nadu

from 31st August to 2nd September 2016 held at

Saranathan College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli.

• "Faculty Development Programme on Pedagogic

Communication organized by Department of English, SCE

on 27-Dec- 2016

• Two Days National Workshop on GRID AND CLOUD

COMPUTING LABORATORY Grid and Cloud Computing Lab

Organized By Department of Computer Science and

Engineering, K S R INSTITUTE FOR ENGINEERING AND

TECHNOLOGY

Guest Lectures Delivered

• “Android Programming” organized by Srimathi IndraGandhi

College at Tiruchirapalli on 15th and 16th Sep 2016

Ms.

N.K

avit

ha

Publications

• Kavitha N, Ruba Soundar K, "Moving Shadow

Detection in Videos using HSI Color Space along Hue

Singular Pixels", International Journal of Printing,

Packaging & Allied Sciences, pp. 1217-1225, Vol. 4,

Issue. 2, Dec 2016, ISSN 2320-4387

FDP Attended

• Two days FDP on bigdata organized by ICT Academy

at M. Kumarasamy college of Engineering on 28th and

29th November 2016

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Ms.

M.V

aidheh

i

Publication

• P. Dineshkumar, R. Mohankumar, C.Hemalatha,

M.Vaidhehi, "Building Soil Information Retrieval System

using Ontology: Based on Rules", IJSRD, pp. 194-200,

Vol. 4, Issue. 4, Jul 2016

FDP Attended/ Workshop Organized

• "Faculty Development Programme on Soft Skills and

Communication Skills for Effective Teaching" organized

by Department of English, SCE on 05-06 Jan 2016

• "Two-day workshop on "Pointers in C"" organized by

Dept. of CSE, Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy

on 18-19 Jan 2016

• Two days FDP on bigdata organized by ICT Academy at

M. Kumarasamy college of Engineering on 28th and 29th

November 2016

Achievements / Certifications

• Certified as a Microsoft Technology Associate (98-364)

in Database Fundamentals

Mr.

R.M

ohan

Kum

ar

Publication

• P. Dineshkumar, R. Mohankumar, C.Hemalatha,

M.Vaidhehi, "Building Soil Information Retrieval System

using Ontology: Based on Rules", IJSRD, pp. 194-200,

Vol. 4, Issue. 4, Jul 2016

FDP Attended/Workshop Organized

• "Train The Trainer (TTT) on Python Programming"

organized by Infosys Limited @ Saranathan College of

Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 21 - 23 Jan 2016

• "A Five Day FDP on Cloud Infrastructure and Services"

organized by ICTACT and EMC2 Corporation,

K.Ramakrishnan College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli

on 20-24 Jun 2016

• "Three-days’ workshop on "R Programming and

Data Analytics"" organized by Dept. of CSE,

Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy on 04-

06 Jan 2016

Achievements / Certifications • Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Cloud

Infrastructure and Services by EMC2Corporation.

• Certified as a Microsoft Technology Associate(98-364) in

Database Fundamentals (Certificate No.: F605-7563)

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Mr.

P.D

ines

hK

um

ar

Publication

• P. Dineshkumar, R. Mohankumar, C.Hemalatha, M.Vaidhehi,

"Building Soil Information Retrieval System using Ontology:

Based on Rules", IJSRD, pp. 194-200, Vol. 4, Issue. 4, Jul

2016

FDP / workshop Attended

• "A Two days FDP on "Artificial Intelligence"" organized by

Dept. of CSE, Vellamal Engineering College, Chennai on 7th

& 8th Jan 2016

• "A Two days FTP on "Machine Learning using R Tool""

organized by Dept. of CSE and IT, Kalasalingam University,

Srivilliputtur on 17th & 18th March 2016

• "A Five Day FDP on Cloud Infrastructure and Services"

organized by ICTACT and EMC2 Corporation, K.Ramakrishnan

College of Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 20-24 Jun 2016

• "Workshop on Data Science Research" organized by NITT and

Department of Science and Technology, Government of

India, NIT, Tiruchirappalli on 03-04 Nov 2016

• "Five days FDP on Data Science and Big Data Analytics"

organized by ICTACT @ Kongunadu College of Engineering

and Technology on 14 to 18 November 2016

Achievements / Certifications

• Certified as a Microsoft Technology Associate(98-364) in

Database Fundamentals

• Certified as EMC Academic Associate in Cloud Infrastructure

and Services by EMC2Corporation.

Ms.

V,R

anja

ni

Publications

• Ms.K.Muthukarupaee,Ms.Blessyselvam, S.V.Ranjani,

Ms.N.Radha, "Data Restoration and Privacy

Preserving of Data Mining Using Random Decision

Tree Over Vertically Partitioned Data", International

Journal Of Engineering And Computer Science, pp.

16329-16332, Vol. 5, Issue. 5, May 2016, DOI:

http://dx.doi.org/10.18535/ijecs/v5i5.02 ISSN:

2319-7242

Workshop Attended & Organized

• "Train The Trainer (TTT) on Python Programming"

organized by Infosys Limited @ Saranathan College of

Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 21 - 23 Jan 2016

• "Two-day workshop on "Pointers in C"" organized by

Dept. of CSE, Saranathan College of Engineering, Trichy

on 18-19 Jan 2016

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Events and Functions

Mr.

P.A

run

Pra

sad

Publications

• P.B.Arun Prasad, Varun, Vasu Dev, Sureshkumar, "GUI

Tool for Network Designing Using SDN", IJIRCCE, Vol. 4,

Issue. 3, March 2016, ISSN (Online): 2320-9801 ISSN

(Print) : 2320-9798 DOI :

10.15680/IJIRCCE.2016.0403221

FDP/ workshop Attended

• "Faculty Development Programme on Soft Skills and

Communication Skills for Effective Teaching" organized

by Department of English, SCE on 05-06 Jan 2016

• "Train the Trainer (TTT) on Python Programming"

organized by Infosys Limited @ Saranathan College of

Engineering, Tiruchirappalli on 21 - 23 Jan 2016

• "One Week TEQIP II Sponsored Workshop on

"Introduction to Cryptology " organized by the

Department of Computer Science and Engineering,

National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirappalli on 30-

May to 4-June 2016

• Two days FDP on CS6711 security lab at JCT College of

Engineering and technology on 28th and 29th June 2016

• Three days Faculty Development Data Centre

Virtualization Fundamentals Conducted by ICT Academy

of Tamil Nadu from 31st August to 2nd September 2016

held at Saranathan College of Engineering,

Tiruchirappalli.

• "Train The Trainer (TTT) on Software Testing" organized

by Infosys Limited at Vel Tech Dr RR & Dr SR Technical

Uiversity,Chennai from 28th November 2016 to 30th

November 2016.

Guest Lectures Delivered

• “Android Programming”organized by Srimathi

Indragandhi College at Tiruchirapalli on 15th and 16th sep

2016.

Ms.

J.S

athiy

apar

kav

i

FDP Attended

• One day FDP on “PEDAGOGIC COMMUNICATION” organized

by Department of English at Saranathan College of

Engineering on 27.12.2016

Achievements/Certification

• Attended ISO 9001-2000 internal auditor programme for 2

days and certified as Internal auditor

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CSE Events 2016 - 2017

S.No Event Name

Guest /

Resource

Person

Organized

by Date

1 A Three-Day Workshop on 'OOPS Fundamentals' for II Year CSE Students

Dept. of CSE

Dept. of CSE 20th -22th Jun 2016

2

A Five-Day Workshop on JAVA Programming for Final Year ECE Students

Dept. of CSE & IT

Dept. of CSE 27th – 01th Jul 2016

3

Mr.Siddharta Rabindran - Service Engineer at Microsoft Inc., and 2007 CSE passout student, addressing the CSE/IT Students on 'Your Career is Your Responsibility'

Dept. of CSE 07th OCT 2016

4

A Three-Day Workshop on 'Mobile Application Development using Android' for III Year CSE Students

Dept. of CSE

Dept. of CSE 09th - 11thDEC 2016

5 Rolled-out Training Programme for MTA Networking Fundamentals (98-366) Course

19th - 21thDEC 2016

6 A Three-Day Workshop on 'JAVA Programming' for II Year CSE Students

Dept. of CSE

Dept. of CSE 28th - 30thDEC 2016

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Mini Project Competition Activities

2016

S.No Student Name Project Title Prize

1

N.ABUBAKKAR SIDDIK V.C.ARUN K.ARUN KUMAR M.BALASUBRAMANIAN IV – CSE

Ration Card System on 07-Oct-2016

Participation

2 M. SUJATHA, M. SURYA PRABHA S. SWARNALAKSHMI III – CSE

Online Course Registration System on 07-Oct-2016

Participation

3 NA.SWATHE, M.SWATHI, M.THOSHIBA SAGAYA DIANA III – CSE

Stock Maintenance System on 06-Oct-2016

Participation

4 S.VALLIMAYIL , A.VINOTHINI III – CSE

E-Ticketing System on 06-Oct-2016

Participation

5 D.JANUPRIYA, N.SUJANTHINI , A.SUJATHA III – CSE

Conference Management System on 05-Oct-2016

Participation

6 S.NIVETHA R.PAVITHRA, M. PARVATHI III – CSE

Stock Maintenance System on 05-Oct-2016

Participation

7

A. VARUN IGNITUS, R.AJAY SURYA T.VIVEKANANTHAN, R.VASANTHAGURU III – CSE

Recruitment System on 05-Oct-2016

Participation

8 S.SHIFNAS , S.SHANTHINI, G.SANGEETHA III – CSE

Software Personnel Management System on 04-Oct-2016

Participation

9 S. PRAGADEESHWARAN III – CSE

Foreign Trading System on 04-Oct-2016

Participation

10 P. KEERTHIK S. NIVETHA T.R.RESHMAA, S.S.SHANTHINI III – CSE

Blood Donor Information and Management System on 04-Oct-2016

Participation

11 P. KEERTHIKA, S. NIVETHA, T.R.RESHMAA , S.S.SHANTHINI III – CSE

Hostel Management System on 03-Oct-2016

Participation

12 S. SHANMUGA PRASATH, R. SIDDHARTHAN, P. SIVARAJ III – CSE

Business Process Outsourcing Management System on 03-Oct-2016

Participation

13 M. PRADEEP R.NAVEEN, V. RAMANARISHI III – CSE

Online Course Registration System on 03-Oct-2016

Participation

14

J. NILOFER, S. NIVETHA PRIYADHARSHINI, S. NIVETHA (171062) III – CSE

Conference Management Systems on 03-Oct-2016

Participation

15 ISWARYA F D

JANANI A JANET J III CSE

SOFTWARE PERSONNEL

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Participation

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KIRUTHIKA MEENA.R

KALAIVANI.P

NANDHINI DEIVANAI.S – III CSE

CONFERENCE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Participation

17

KAVYA.R KRISHNA PRIYA.R

MADHUMITHA.D

NAFILA AFRIN.L - III CSE

STOCK MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM Participation

18

KEERTHIKAA.P

KEERTHANA.M

KEERTHAN.A

NANDHINI.A - III CSE

E-TICKETING Participation

19 V.BHAVISHIYA

R.HARENI - III CSE

STUDENT INFORMATION

SYSTEM Participation

20

R.JAMUTHIRA

S.BAIRAVI S.BHUVANESWARI - III CSE

STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

Participation

21

GURULAKSHMI

HARITHA.G

ILLAKIYA.K - III CSE

SOFTWARE PERSONNEL

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Participation

22

JENIFER RANJANI.S

LEENA.V

MARTINA.J VYSHNAVI - III CSE

ONLINE COURSE

REGISTRATION SYSTEM Participation

23

D.CHIRAG

D.BHAVESH

B.JAYRAJ - III CSE

STOCK MAINTENANCE

SYSTEM Participation

24

S.AISHWARYA LAKSHMI

K.AKSSHAYA

R.AISHWARYA

M.ABHINAYA - III CSE

FOREIGN TRADING SYSTEM Participation

25 S.SUBHASHINI P.BHARATHI

M.NANDHINI - III CSE

EXAM REGISTRATION

SYSTEM Participation

26

JOSHUA PRAVIN

KAARTIC SIVARAM

MANOJ KUMAR

MANJITH - III CSE

RECRUITMENT SYSTEM Participation

27

GANESH.V

HARIHARAN.M

GANESH SWAMINATHAN.S

ARAVINDRAJ.V - III CSE

ELECTION MANAGEMENT

SYSTEM Participation

28 ANITHA.M

NANDHINI.E - III CSE

CONFERENCE

MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Participation

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OUR STUDENTS’ CONTRIBUTIONS

S.No Name Events Venue

1. M.Eniyamanjuari ICTACT Youth Talk Arasu Engineering

College

2. S.T IswaryaLakshmi ICTACT Youth Talk Saranathan College of

Engineering

3. N.Bhavadharani E-magazine

Contest,Quiz

Competition

Saranathan College of

Engineering

4. S.Dhivya Paper Presentation –

“Brain Computer

Interface” & Visual

case Study

Gnanam School of

Business

5. R.Brinthaa Paper Presentation –

“Brain Computer

Interface” & Visual

case Study

Gnanam School of

Business

6. A.R Dhivya Participated in Quiz

Competition, E-yantra

Robotics

Saranathan College of

Engineering

7. C.Dhurga Participated in Quiz

Competition

Saranathan College of

Engineering

8. D. Donald Robinson,

K. ArunBalaji,

K.Balaji

Coding Contest K.RamaKrishnan College

of Engineering

9. D. Donald Robinson ICTACT Presentation Saranathan College of

Engineering

10. R.Kavimalar Attended Buisness

quiz competition,

Attended

TIMES OF INDIA

BUISNESS MAGAZINE.

Attended HACK

GEEKS a technical

workshop on hacking

St. Josephs arts and

science college. trichy

PRAGYAAN a

technical workshop,

National Institute of

Technology,Trichy

11 S.VinothKumar

R.Ajay Surya

P.Sivaraj

Virtual Reality and

Augmented Reality

CEG 2016, Anna

University, Chennai

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OUR STUDENTS’ ZONAL LEVEL

ACHIEVEMENTS

Sl.No Name of the Player Branch

&year

GAME VENUE ZONE RESULT

1 P.ANNAMALAI CSE III BADMINTON AU BIT RUNNERS UP

2 GIRIDHAR.KR CSE I ATHLETICS JJCET RUNNERS UP

3 MOHAMMED NABEEM CSE I ATHLETICS JJCET RUNNERS UP

4 GIRIDHAR.KR CSE I KHO-KHO AU BIT PARTICIPATION

5 KAVYAPRIYADHARSHINI CSE I ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

6 AJAY. C CSE II ATHLETICS JJCET RUNNERS UP

7 A.KARTHIKEYAN CSE II HOCKEY JJCET PARTICIPATION

8 ISWARYA LAKSHMI. ST CSE II ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

9 N.MARTINA CSE II BASKETBALL RVS RUNNERS UP

10 N.MARTINA CSE II BADMINTON AU BIT RUNNERS UP

11 A.MUTHUPRIYANKA CSE II ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

12 A.MUTHUPRIYANKA CSE II BASKETBALL RVS RUNNERS UP

13 SANAM. R CSE II ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

14 PR.DHYAANI CSE II TABLE

TENNIS

SCE WINNERS

15 N.VIJAY KUMAR CSE III CRICKET SCE & JJCET RUNNERS UP

16 JEEVANANDHAM. V CSE III CRICKET SCE & JJCET RUNNERS UP

17 P.KALAIKOVAN CSE III KABADDI RVS PARTICIPATION

18 R.MANJITH CSE III HOCKEY JJCET PARTICIPATION

19 S.PRAGADEESHWARAN CSE III BASKETBALL CARE WINNERS

20 S.ROHIT CSE III ATHLETICS JJCET RUNNERS UP

21 S.ROHIT CSE III BASKETBALL CARE WINNERS

22 ARUN KARTHI. N CSE III HANDBALL CARE

23 JANET. J CSE III ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

24 KALAIVANI. P CSE III ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

25 S.NANDHINI DEIVANAI CSE III BADMINTON AU BIT RUNNERS UP

26 SHALINI.L CSE III CHESS TRB WINNERS

27 B.SRIVATHSAN CSE III CRICKET SCE & JJCET RUNNERS UP

28 SUGASHINI.S CSE IV ATHLETICS JJCET FOURTH

29 S.H.RAMYA CSE IV BASKETBALL RVS RUNNERS UP

30 SIVASHANKARI.V CSE IV CHESS TRB WINNERS

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PLACEMENT RECORDS – 2016

S. no Name of the Company Offers Count

1 Econ 3

2 Infosys 22

3 CES 17

4 IVTL 22

5 Polaris 1

6 MindTree 2

7 CTS 4

8 Aspire 1

9 Hexaware 2

10 Zealous 6

11 4th Dimension 1

12 CSS Corp 2

13 Sutherland 1

14 IDBI 1

Total 85

Placed Count 65

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VALUE ADDED COURSES

Certificate Courses

The following certificate course(s) are offered by Department of Computer Science &

Engineering to all B.E/B.Tech students.

Microsoft Technology Associate(MTA) Certification

• CSE Department is an authorized Testing Centre and provides practice test and

access to testing facility to anyone interested in Microsoft Technology Associate

Certification exam to certify their technology knowledge to build a career in

Microsoft Technology.

• Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) is a recommended entry point into IT

certification and job preparation. Pass just one exam and you will earn a

certification, taking your first step toward a career in technology. If you are just

starting your IT career path or are looking to enhance your understanding of IT

fundamentals, MTA will validate your core knowledge. MTA is an optional industry

recognized certification for those pursuing a career path in IT infrastructure,

database design, or software development using Microsoft technologies.

MTA CERTIFICATION

YEAR NAME OF THE CERTIFICATION

COURSE

NO. OF STUDENTS

2014-15

MTA NETWORKING

&

MTA .net FRAMEWORK

13 & 21

2015-16 MTA NETWORKING 145

2016-17

MTA NETWORKING

&

DATABASE FUNDAMENTALS

84 & 132

VM WARE DATA CENTER

FUNDAMENTALS 60

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CURRENT ONGOING TECHNOLOGIES TO SHARE

Data Science

A few years ago, Harvard Business Review called data

scientist the “sexiest job of the 21st century.” That

definition goes double in 2016. Technically, data science

is an interdisciplinary field about processes and systems

to extra ct knowledge or insights from data in various

forms, either structured or unstructured, which is a

continuation of some of the data analysis fields such

as statistics, data mining and predictive analytics. In less technical terms, a data scientist is an

individual with the curiosity and training to extract meaning from big data, determining trends,

buying insights, connections, patterns and more. Frequently, data scientists are mathematics and

statistics experts. Sometimes, they’re more generalists; other times, they are software engineers.

Regardless, people looking for assured employment in 2016 and way beyond should seek out these

opportunities, since the world can’t begin to get all the data scientists it needs to extract meaning

from the massive amounts of data available that will make our world safer, more efficient and

more enjoyable.

5G

Promising speeds unimaginable by today’s standards — 7.5 Gbps

according to Samsung’s latest tests — 5G is the real-time promise

of the future. Enabling everything from interactive automobiles

and super gaming to the industrial Internet of Things, 5G will take

wireless to the future and beyond, preparing for the rapidly

approaching day when everything, including the kitchen sink,

might be connected to a network, both local and the Internet.

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Split-second data mapping

New type of database-analytics platform queries and maps

billions of data points in milliseconds. MapD is a type of

commonly used database-management system modified to

run on GPUs (Graphic Processing units) instead of CPUs,

which power most traditional database-management

systems. MapD can process billions of data points in

milliseconds, making it 100 times faster than those

traditional systems, and visualizes that data near

instantaneously.

Learning words from pictures

System correlates recorded speech with images, could lead to

fully automated speech recognition. a new approach to training

speech-recognition systems that doesn’t depend on

transcription. Instead, their system analyzes correspondences

between images and spoken descriptions of those images, as

captured in a large collection of audio recordings

“TECHNOLOGY is so much fun but we can drown in our technology. The fog of information can drive out knowledge The palm OS fits in less than one percent the size of Windows

98 or the Mac OS

It is impossible to create a folder with the name “con” on any

operating system

Here are the languages using which some of the most popular websites are designed Google – Java(web) C++ (Indexing) Facebook - PHP Yahoo – PHP and Java Wikipedia - PHP Twitter – Ruby on Rails,scale,Java You tube – Flash,Phython,Java

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9 dots Puzzle

Nine dots arranged in a square matrix, each of them being equidistant from its

neighbors. Join all the dots up with not more than 4 continuous straight lines.

Is there some general formula to find the minimum number of lines for a given

number of dots? By making the Nine Dot puzzle as complex as we desire (exponentially increasing

the number of dots to 25, 36, 49, 64, etc.), the following pattern appears to emerge through

inspection:

No. of Dots Required Straight Lines

3 x 3 (3 + 1) = 4

4 x 4 (4 + 2) = 6

5 x 5 (5 + 3) = 8

6 x 6 (6 + 4) = 10

n x n [n + (n - 2)] = 2(n - 1)

...

Palindrome Date

On October 2, 2001, the date in MMDDYYYY format was a palindrome (same forwards as

backwards). 10/02/2001

When was, this occurred before October 2,2001?

One year can have only one palindrome as the year fixes the month and date too, so the year must

be less than 2001 since we already have the palindrome for 10/02. It can’t be any year in 1900

because that would result in a day of 91, same for 1800 down to 1400. it could be a year in 1300

because that would be the 31st day. So, what’s the latest year in 1300 that would make a month?

When i first solved it, 12th month came to my mind as we must find the latest date, so i thought it

would be 1321. But we must keep in mind that we want the maximum year in 1300 century with

a valid date, so let’s think about 1390 that will give the date as 09/31, is this a valid date…? No,

because September has on 30 days, so last will be the 31st August. Which means the correct date

would be 08/31/1380.