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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S/DIRECTOR’S DESK

It is with a sense of honor, pride and privilege that I am penning these few words to introduce the world of Ambedkar Institute of Technology a Delhi Government college affiliated to Directorate of Training & Technical Education. Over the past twelve years, we passed many milestones, logged in numerous achievements, created image for delivery of superior students and carved out an image in corporate as well as academic arena for ourselves.

All the while, the focus has remained on education preparing capable aspiring young men and women for rewarding careers. Our quest for excellence over the years has built up the state of the art infrastructure and equipment, made more efficient by the most dedicated and experienced members of the faculty. While we endeavor to provide these inputs, students learn a lot more through their own interaction with peers and through actual work experience and I am delighted to say that many of students are live testimony to the devotion, determination, and diligence that have been the hallmark of the Ambedkar Institute of Technology. I am sure that our students will be assets for any company. I look forward to their bright future.

Coinciding with the above development, it is a matter of pride and satisfaction for me in bringing out this Departmental e-Magazine of the Department of Computer Engg. of AIT portraying an array of activities and achievements during its regime during the year gone-by. I extend my Best Wishes to all the Computer Engg. Students and the Faculty Members.

DR. (MRS.) AMITA DEV

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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK

Both Education and Training are the strategic elements which would pave way for employment-enhancing skills and increasing productivity and would, in the long run, accelerate the future economic growth of the country.

The Indian Economy is a knowledge-based economy owing to its copious Human Capital with impeccable qualification, knowledge, capability, Skills, flexibility etc. and these qualities need to be developed further and empower the Human Capital to ensure our country’s Global Competitiveness. Still, there is a dearth of skilled manpower to address the mounting needs and demands of the Global Job-Market. To find a solution to this problem, the Government and Private Sector should unitedly take efforts to introduce Educational and Training Programmes to mould and garner the Demographic Dividend.

Hence, it is imperative to nurture the skills of the younger generation as a “Learner First” by the respective Governments in our country for knowledge-intensive sectors. The Government should allocate sufficient funds for the development in all the Plans, Policies and Procedures and provide region-wise Training Programme suiting to their Courses, so that the country would face the challenges of demand and supply of the Global Job Market.

It gives me immense pleasure to edit this Departmental e-Magazine – “-2014-15” depicting the performance and various achievements of COMPUTER ENGG. Students during last year. I take this opportunity to extend my sincere gratitude to all the students and teacher fraternity of Department of COMPUTER ENGG. who have evinced keen interest in providing various articles and enable the undersigned to bring this Departmental e-Journal in an impeccable manner. I wish them All-The-Best !

ACADEMIC HEAD

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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME

IN PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE…………

The Principal of AIT had inaugurated the Orientation Programme for the First Semester students of Programmes in AIT on 03-08-2014. During the Orientation Programme, the Principal had highlighted various activities, features and achievements of the Institute, besides its infrastructure, rules and regulations etc. She advised all the students to refrain from ragging, to maintain punctuality and regular in attending their routine classes. She had emphasized the importance of attendance rules for the students, explained the subjects of the respective semesters, system of conducting the Sessional Examinations, End-Term University Examinations etc. followed by the introduction of Faculty Members of Department. The Principal motivated the students to hone their skills in all the ways possible and advised to secure University Ranks in their ensuing University Examinations and bring laurels to the Institute.

ACADEMIC CALENDAR OF COMPUTER ENGG. DEPARTMENT

AIT brings outs its Academic Calendar for the Students well-in-advance for each and every Semester in respect of all the programmes as per the University’s Guidelines, for better planning and proper execution of academic activities. This enables the Students to have an awareness of the overall activities of the Department and chalk out the Sessional Examinations, Programmes etc. in a systematic manner. The Academic Calendar was brought out for odd & even Session by the Department is given below:

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CONDUCT OF CLASSROOM SESSIONS

AIT – The only Institute from Government Sector located at Delhi, has been equipped with the state-of-the-art infrastructure, providing impeccable teaching-learning ambience at par with other leading Institutions together with highly qualified, devoted, dedicated, committed and a team of richly experienced Faculty through the appointment of Union Public Service Commission[UPSC]. In addition to this, it has also empanelled an array of Expert Team and Top Notch Professionals from MNCs/Trade and Industry, leading Academicians from various reputed Universities/Research Institutions and respective Field Experts to handle, nurture and mould the Students mainly to keep them abreast with the latest developments, issues and challenges emerging from time to time in the contemporary globalized business scenario.

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

EXPERT LECTURES…A two Days Expert/Special Lecture was organized by AIT in its EDUSAT Hall on the topic of “COMPUTER NETWORKING” for its COMPUTER ENGG. Students

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on 04-04-2016 & 05-04-2014. An Expert Lecture was delivered by delegates OF CEPTA. CEPTA conducted the workshop in the programming skill along with practical session to give good hand on experience. At the end of the Session, there was an Interactive Session between the Expert and the COMPUTER ENGG. Students through which many participants had raised queries, discussed and deliberated on various issues and challenges in the field of networking and aware about the latest technologies and Services and conducted test also to provide certificate to students .The participants responded that the Expert Lecture was an impeccable one.

List of other expert lectures conducted in the year:

WORKSHOPS…

AIT has organized a workshop on the topic of “JAVA, Hadoop , Android ” on 11/03/2015. The Programme was inaugurated by Dr.(Mrs.)Amita Dev Principal AIT. Android is a powerful Operating System supporting a

large number of applications in Smart Phones. These applications make life more comfortable and advanced for the users. Hardware that support Android are mainly based on ARM architecture platform.

During her Welcoming Speech, Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal, AIT, had extended a warm welcome to all the Dignitaries on the dias and the participants. She

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DATE TOPICS COMPANY/INDUSTRY13/08/14 AutoCad NEO DIGITAL 27/08/14 Robotics SEPTA INFOTECH28/08/14 Kanopy LIPTON ICE TEA08/09/14 Kanopy NIIT 11/01/15 Project Demonstration INFINITY

appraised the importance of organizing this workshop on JAVA & Android . She further added that this workshop would act as a Knowledge Platform for the Students to come together and deliberate upon the various issues and challenges pertaining to practices and its influence on the organizations. During his Introductory Remarks, Shri S. B. Bambiwal, In-Charge of the Department of COMPUTER ENGG., AIT , further highlighted the Scope of conducting this workshop on JAVA & Android application development for the betterment of students.

The theme of the workshop was highly relevant, keeping in view the developments of android app taking place in the field of mobile networking through Information Technology in the society and the focus of Government on digitalization of India. The Technical Sessions witnessed a fine blend of deliberations from industry and academia. The technical session was conducted by Ms. Ankita , Business Development Manager & Ms. Bhawna , CCNA Trainer from CEPTA.

The discussions and deliberations amongst the Experts and Participants during workshop as well as the Interactive Session were found to be highly informative, educative and immensely useful to all the participants. The workshop ended with a vote of thanks by Mr. S. B. Bambiwal In Charge COMPUTER ENGG.. No fee was charged for the Seminar in order to encourage maximum participation of Students from the Institutions located all over the State.

SEMINARS ….

A one day seminar was organized by AIT in its EDUSAT Hall on the topic of “IT Security” for

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DATE TOPICS COMPANY/INDUSTRY19/02/15 Hands on

Training on Hardware & Networking

MILESTONE ACHIEVERS20/02/15

07/03/15 Theory and Practical on Latest Tools

ASPIRING MINDS08/03/15

its COMPUTER ENGG. Students on 28-09-2014 . The seminar was delivered by delegates OF IACM.List of other seminars conducted in the year:

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DATE TOPICS COMPANY/INDUSTRY10/03/15 Networking,web

communicationIIHT

11/03/15 Android,.net Java IIHT15/03/15 Cloud Computing IIHT16/03/15 Big Data hadoop IIHT17/03/15 Web Application IIHT

UTSAV 2016 ….Cultural &

Sports Week

CelebrationAIT has organized a

Cultural & Sports week (17.02.2015 to 22.02.2015) UTSAV 2015 . The Programme was inaugurated by Chief Guest, Honourable Dr. Daya Gupta

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professor computer science department , DTU, Sh. Sanjay Rastogi, Senior Vice President FIE Entrepreneur Association, Mr. Vijay Shankar Chaturvedi, Journalist, Auditor in Chief (Rashtra Times), Mr. Kanchi Lal ji Esteem Member, TASSKA, Mr. R. M. Garg , Ex faculty BPIBS and Esteem Member, TASSKA, Mr. Girish Sharma , associate professor, BPIBS. During her Welcoming Speech, Dr. (Mrs.) Amita Dev, Principal, AIT, had extended a warm welcome to all the Distinguished Guests and Dignitaries on the Dais and the participants. She appraised the importance of organizing this cultural & sports week. She further added that this would act as a Platform for the total personality development of students. To have a healthy body along with a healthy mind, it is very important to have some amount of games and sports activities in life. Any equipment or tool without use starts rusting; likewise without any sports/games/yoga, our bodies also start rusting and we get affected by various types of mental and physical diseases and ailments. Every year Sports Day is celebrated in the institute. This year also the day was celebrated on 22/02/2015 with much enthusiasm at Sports Complex, Govt. of Delhi, East Vinod Nagar, Mayur Vihar, Phase – II, Delhi.

RED RIBBON CLUB……..

The Red Ribbon Club (RRC) in this institute is established in the year 2010 under DSACS, Govt. of Delhi and

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LIST OF CULTURAL & SPORTS EVENTS HELD IN UTSAV 2016

CULTURAL EVENTS SPORTS EVENTSRangoli Competition Table Tennis (Boys & Girls)Group Song Competition Carrom Board (Boys & Girls)AdZap Competition Volleyball (Boys)Extempore Competition Chess(Boys)Solo Dance Competition Shotput(Boys & Girls)Skit Competition Relay Race(Boys & Girls)Group Dance Competition 100m Race (Boys & Girls)Comedy Competition 800m Race (Boys )Solo Song Competition 200m Race (Boys & Girls)

Long Jump(Boys & Girls)Disc Throw(Boys & Girls)

NACO, Govt. of India. In this club youth / students are made aware of national / international issues related to youth by conducting seminars / workshop / rally / competition on activities related to Blood Donation, HIV / AIDS and other issues related to youth and society. Prizes and awards were given to motivate the students and to the better performing students. Few events under RRC :

Orientation workshop on HIV/ AIDS, for its awareness and prevention among new admitted students

Workshop on HIV/ AIDS, for its awareness and prevention among students of institute

Celebration of National Youth Day by conducting debate / quiz on youth related issues

Activities during cultural and sports week of this Institute Inter Institutes Celebration of International Youth Day Photography / Poster Making/ Artwork Competition on

International Youth Day Voluntarily Blood Donation (VBD)

Camp on International Youth Day Celebration of National Blood

Donation Day ( NVBD) Celebration of World AIDS Day Shooting a documentary film on

celebration of National Youth Day and awareness of HIV / AIDS among students.

The RRC of this institute is appreciated by DSACS for the activities conducted under this club. The RRC of this institute is selected nationally for shooting a documentary film on celebration of National Youth Day and awareness of HIV / AIDS among students. Thefilm had been shoot on 13.3.2014 under the coordination of Dr. Surendra Kumar Gupta and direction / guidance of Dr (Mrs) Amita Dev respected Chairperson of the club.ECO CLUB …..ECO CLUB is a scheme started by Dept. Of Environment & Forest, Govt. of Delhi, with the objective to spread environmental awareness among students.

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Accordingly under the banner of the club , the institute organizes various activities & competitions every year to promote the life saving issues on the mother planet. All significant contributions of students, to the cause, being awarded within the fund availability , sanctioned by the Dept. Of Environment & Forest from year to year.ECO club organized Hindi Essay writing & Poster making Competition on 18.03.2016 and English Essay writing competition, Quiz on environment Issues on 29.03.2015.

MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (YOGA)…

Art of Living (Yoga) workshop was organized in the EDUSAT Hall of AIT on 12th October, 2014 in association with International Institute of Yoga Mgmt. Yoga Expert Ms. Hema Baweja had delivered Lectures on the topic of “Yoga Practice” and its benefits for the human being such as - Better Intuition, Better Flexibility & Posture, Increased Energy, Better Relationships, Living with Greater Awareness, All-Round Fitness, Weight Loss, Stress Relief, Inner Peace, Improved Immunity. The topic also revolved on various results of Yoga Practice – which included Weight loss, a strong and flexible body, glowing beautiful skin, peaceful mind, good health – whatever one may be looking for. They Yoga Experts had enlightened that very often yoga is only partially understood as being limited to asanas (yoga poses). As such, its benefits are only perceived to be at the body level and we fail to realize the immense benefits yoga offers in uniting the body, mind and breath. When you are in harmony, the journey through life is calmer, happier and more fulfilling. Hence, they emphasized that each and everyone should practice Yoga regularly in their life-time irrespective of their

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ages. The Expert Lectures were followed by Practical Yoga Demonstrations depicting various asanas. Side-by-side, the participants also had interacted with the Yoga Experts. In a nutshell, the Yoga Programme became total success.

OTHER ACTIVITES..

DATE EVENT ORGANIZER09/10/14 Meditation Yoga Meditation Center12/10/15 to 16/10/15 Off line test WAVE MINDS12/01/15 Career opportunity RAJEEV JAIN20/01/15 On line test on Digital India DIGITAL INDIA

STUDY VISITS/INDUSTRIAL VISITS….

AIT, in order to provide live exposure of the new technology, Industry, Production and Manufacturing activities and to keep the students abreast with the up-to-date developments in the Globalized Scenario, is always arranging Industrial Visits/Study Visits to

the students studying in all its Programmes during the year. During this

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Industrial Visit[s]/Study Visit[s], the students were exposed to various activities practiced by the Organizations.

On the occasion, the visiting students undergo Mini-Industrial-Lectures at the Plant itself by the Departmental/ Sectional/ Divisional Heads of those Industries/ Organizations. Thus, the Study Visits/ Industrial Visits enable the students to have live exposure of the system besides honing their knowledge and skills in all directions. Following were the Industrial Visit[s]/Study Visit[s] arranged by the Department f for its Students .

Session Company/Industry Date2014-2015 MOTHER DAIRY PATPARGANJ 28TH OCT, 2014

2014-2015 NPTI BADARPUR 10TH MARCH, 2015

SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN…..AIT is also dedicated towards the effort SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN in the institute. In this regard Principal has always motivated the students, faculty & staff to put in continuous efforts towards SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN. Every Friday of the week is dedicated towards SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN to clean the class rooms, computer labs, corridors & the premises of AIT. Students, faculty & staff have also taken Oath to participate in SWACHH BHARAT ABHIYAN regularly.

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… TRAINING & PLACEMENT CELLAIT has got its own vibrant Placement Cell headed by a Training & Placement Officer for its students to be placed in various sectors like information technology and software engineering along with teaching profession. As per the past experience of other students in various Dept. of AIT, some of them are going for higher studies also. During the year, the Institute has organized various campus interviews for Students of other Dept. and below is the list of recruiting IT companies:

M/S BLUE STAR LTD M/S LAVA INTERNATIONAL LTD M/S FLUOR DANIAL INDIA (P) LTD M/S G.S.ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION DELHI PVT LTD M/S CONSUMER APPLIACES REPAIR INSTITUTE M/S RENOVISION AUTOMATION SERVICES PVT. LTD M/S YUVISHA TECHNOLOGY LTD M/S IBM M/S WIPRO M/S HCL SERVICES LTD M/S RENOVISION AUTOMATION SERVICES PVT. LTD

LIBRARY FACILITY…..

Ambedkar Institute of Technology : LibraryLIBRARY HOLDING

Books in Library Total No. of volumes 16980

Total No. of Titles 5312Inst. & Control Engineering

Total No. of volumes 3000

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Total No. of Titles 812ITESM

Total No. of volumes 1500 Total No. of Titles 450Computer Engineering

Total No. of volumes 5000Total No. of Titles 1250

Digital Electronics Total No. of volumes 3200

Total No. of Titles 1000Medical Electronics


Reference Books Total No. of volumes 1517

Total No. of Titles 800Others


No. of Professional Journals

National Journals 14No.of Magazines 8No.of Newspapers 6

OTHER SERVICES:e-granthalaya software (V.2.0 from NIC) books are completed in automation :Mode of Circulation -Barcode Tecnology are being Used

OPAC Facility

Internet facility

Delnet resouces searching facility

NPTEL Server

Book binding facility

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User education programme

Reference Service

FACULTY

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME…..

Continuing education is the need of hour for which Staff is encouraged to learn new technologies

SPECIAL ASSISTANCE TO SC/ST STUDENTS…..

Department For The Welfare Of SC/ST/OBC/Minority, invites application for reimbursement of tuition fees and other compulsory fees in prescribed Performa available on the website : www.scstwelfare.delhigovt.nic.in . The students of the institute apply for the same through the respective Dept. for the assistance.

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The SC/ST welfare cell of AIT provides stationary items to the SC/ST students.

The SC/ST students are provided extra facility in the library also w.r.t the rest of the students.

NEW INITIATIVES……….

BACHELOR OF VOCATION (B.VOC.)Ambedkar Institute Of Technology , DTTE has started two new under-graduate Degree courses (Bachelor of Vocation): B. Voc. (Mobile Communication) and B. Voc(Information Technology), approved and sanctioned by UGC, GGSIPU, New Delhi.

RECENT VISITS OF FOREIGN DELEGATES

VISIT BY THE U.K. DELEGATES …..

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Mr. Neil Thomas from UK University along with members of All India Council for Technical Education [AICTE]. AIT was selected as one of the Best polytechnics to be visited by the foreign delegates from UK and US to study the Polytechnic Education system of India.

VISIT BY THE U.S. DELEGATES

Mr. Jeffrey Ayala Mill Gain and Ms. Uehna from University of Florida along with Ms. Shiba Bose, the Member of US Embassy to study the Polytechnic and Community Education System of India.

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VISIT BY THE AUSTRALIAN DELEGATESAMBEDKAR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY is delighted and honored to host the arrival of Ms. HEATHER ROBBERTS from TAFE, Sydney.

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RESEARCH & PUBLICATION……

Dev Amita “Effect of retroflex sounds on the recognition of Hindi voiced and unvoiced stops” International Journal of AI & Soc, Springer Veriag, London, 603-612,2009.Archana Balyan, S.S. Agrawal, Amita Dev, “Labelling of hindi speech” IETE Journal of Research DOI: 10.1080/03772063.2015.1075914, Published by Taylor and Fracis, United Kingdom, 2014Dev Amita, Agrawal S.S., Choudhary D Roy, “Categorization of Hindi Phonemes by Neural Networks” International journal of AI & Society” Springer Veriag London, 375-382,2003.Archana Balyan, S.S. Agrawal, Amita Dev, “Automatic Phonetic segmentation of Hindi speech using Hidden Markov Model” Journal of Knowledge Culture and Communication, Springer Veriag London, Vol2, issue 27, May 2012.Archana Balyan, S.S. Agrawal, Amita Dev,” A Hindi Speech Synthesizer using Phoneme concatenation approach” Vol 2 issue 1 pg 12-17, April 2012, International journal of Graphic and Image Processing, IFRSA JournalArchana Balyan, S.S. Agrawal, Amita Dev,” Speech Synthesis: A Review” Vol2, issue 6 pp 57-75, June 2013, International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology.Poonam Bansal, Amita Dev, Shail Bala Jain, “Automatic speaker identification using vector quantization”, Asian Journal of Information Technology, Medwell publication, 6 (9) 938-942, 2007.Poonam Bansal, Amita Dev, Shail Bala Jain, “Poonam Bansal, Shail Bala Jain, Amita Dev “Novel Feature Vector Set Extraction

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using Spectral Peaks in Autocorrelation Domain, “Journal of Information and Computing and Science, World Academic press, UK, Vol. 4(2), 131-141,2009Poonam Bansal, Amita Dev, Shail Bala Jain, “Role of spectral peaks in Autocorrelation domain for robust speeh recognition, “Journal of Computing and Information Technology. SRCE publications, Croatia indexed in INSPEC (IEE) Vol. 17(3) 295-303,2009Poonam Bansal, Amita Dev, Shail Bala Jain, “Role of Different Order Ranges of Autocorrelation Sequence on the Performance of Speech Recognition” WSEAS Transactions on Systems, WSEAS Press, USA.Amita Dev, Poonam Bansal “Robust Features for Noisy Speech Recognition using MFCC Computation from Magnitude Spectrum of Higher Order Autocorrelation Coefficients” International Journal of Computer Application, Volume 10-No.8 Pg 36-38, 2010 New York, USA.Amita Dev, “A Novel Extraction Technique for Speaker Identification” International Journal of Computer Application, Volume 16-No. 6, February, 2011, New York, USA.Poonam Bansal, Amita Dev, Shail Bala Jain, “isolated Hindi word recognition”, IETE Journal of Research (2008), Vol 54 (4), 239-243,2008.Dev Amita, Agrawal S.S. Choudhary D Roy, “Comparison on the performance of Hindi Phoneme Recognition system using VQ, LVQ and TDNN Techniques” Journal of Acoustical society of India, Vellore. Vol 29, Pg 344-352, 2001.Dev Amita, Agrawal, S.S., Sarma S S, Need for the development of Hindi Speech Databases” Journal of Acoustical society of India, Oct 2001, Vellore. Page 376-384, Vol 29, 2001.Dev Amita, Agrawal, S.S., Sarma S S, Recognition of Hindi Voiced and Unvoiced Stops” Journal of Acoustical society of India.Dev Amita, Agrawal, S.S., Choudhary D Roy., “On the Recognition of Hindi Phonemic and Subphonemic Classes using Time Delay Neural Netwroks” IEEE EIT 2001, June 7-9 2001, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan. Dev Amita, Sarma A.S.S , Agrawal S S., “Hindi Speech recognition using Neural Networks”, Page 134-140, International Conference on Cognitive Systems, Dec 15th -17th, 1999 Delhi.Dev Amita, Sarma A.S.S , Agrawal S S., “Recognition of Hindi Phonemes using Time Delay Neural Networks and its comparison with othe languages” Page 54-

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58, Multi-Lingual Speech Communication (MSC-2000), 11th -13th October, 2000, Kyoto, Japan.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., Choudhary D Roy., “One the performance of front-ends for Hindi Speech Recognition with Degraded and Normal Speech. “Symposium on Translation Support Systems” (STRANS 2001), 15th-17th Feb, 2001, IIT Kanpur.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., Choudhary D Roy., “ A limited vocabulary text dictation systems for Hindi speech” IEEE EIT 2001, June 7-9 2001, Oakland University, Rochester, Michigan.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., “ A Novel MFCCs Normalization Technique for Robust Hindi speech Recognition” 17th International Congress on Acoustics (ICA) Rome September 2-7, 2001.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., Choudhary D Roy., “ A Novel Signal Modeling Technique for Hindi speech Recognition” Vth International workshop on Recent trends in Speech Music & Allied Signal Processing (IWSMSP-2000), 14th-15th Dec,2000 Trivendrum.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., “Front End processor for Robust Hindi Speech Recogniton”, Conference on Information Revolution and Indian Languages (IRIL), Osmania University Hyderabad, 12th-14th Nov, 1999.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., “Front End processor for isolated Hindi word Recognition system”, meeting of Madras-India Regional chapter of Acoustic society of America (ASA), 16th-17th Oct, 2000 Guru Jambeshwar University, Hisar.Dev Amita Agrawal, S.S., Choudhary D Roy., “Hindi Phoneme Recognition using VQ, LVQ and TDNN Techniques” Sixth international workshop on Recent Trends in Speech Music and Allied Signal Processing. (IWSMSP-2001) December 19-21st 2001, National Physical Laboratory (NPL) Delhi.Dev Amita Agrawal Choudhary D RoySS, “ Effect of Different Front-ends and Codebook Sizes on Hindi Speech Word Recognition Performance” 2002 Spring Conference, ASEE North Central Section, April 5-6th 2002, Oakland University, Rochester.

Shobha Sharma, Amita Dev, “Highly Optimized Novel High Speed Low Power Barrel Shifter at 22nm Hi K Metal Gate Strained Si Technology Node”Waset USA, International Journal of Electrical, Computer, Electronics and Communication Engineering Vol:8, No.11, 2014, pp1750-1753.

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Shobha Sharm, Amita Dev, “High Speed Ex_gate At 22nm High K Metal Gate Strained Si Technology Node”, Ijrte, V-4, 1-2, May 2015, ISSN-2277-3878.Shobha Sharma, Amita Dev, “High Speed EX-NOR Gate At 22nm High K Metal Gate Strained Si Technology Node”, Ijrte V-4, 1-2, May 2015, ISSN-2277-3878.Dr. Amita Dev, Archana Agarwal, Ëmotion recognition and conversion based on segmentation of speech in Hindi Language”Published in published in IEEE explorer, Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), 2015 2nd Internation Conference (978-9-3805-4415-1), Page(s):1843-1847, 11-13 March 2015.Dr. Amita Dev, Archna Balyan, S.S. Agarwal, “Development and Implementation of Hindi TTS”Published in IEEE exploerer, Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), 2015 2nd Internationla Conference (978-9-3805-4415-1), Page(s):458-463, 11-13 March 2015.Dr. Amita Dev, Sweta Bansal, Ëmotional Hindi Speech: Feature Extraction and Classification”published in IEEE Explorer, Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), 2015 2nd International Conference (989-9-3805-4415-1), page(s): 1865-1868, 11-13 March 2015.Dr. Amita Dev, Dr. Preet Gulia Shrikant Patel, “Comparative analysis of object oriented programming and aspect oriented programming approach”published in IEEE explorer, Computing for Sustainable Global Development (INDIACom), 2015 2nd International Conference (989-9-3805-4415-1), page(s): 1836-1842, March 2015.Efficient Implementation of high Speed Vedic Multiplier using Compressors for Image Processing Applications published in World Academy of Science, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Computer, Electrical, Automation Control & Information Engineering, Vol.: 10, No.2, 2016 (Page No. 351 – 356).Very high Speed Data Driver Dynamic NAND Gate at 22nm High K Metal Gate Strained Silicon Technoology Mode. WASET, World Academy of Service, Engineering and Technology, International Journal of Computer, Electrical, Automation Control & Information Engineering, Vol.: 10, No.1, 2016 (Page No. 157 - 162).

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FORTHCOMING EVENTS……….

AIT, during the year 2015, is intending to organize –

A Short Term Course on Linux Administration from 18th July to 22nd July 2015 with the collaboration of NITTTR, Chandigarh.

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CAN YOU TELL ME ‘WHY’…. ?

If a Barber makes a mistake, It is a New Style.

If a Tailor makes a mistake,It is a New Fashion.

If a Scientist makes a mistake,It is a New Invention.

If a Writer makes a mistake, It is a New Story.

If a Poet makes a mistake,It is a New Poem.

If a Cook makes a mistake, It is a New Dish.

If a Teacher makes a mistake, It is a New Theory.

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If a student makes a mistake,It is a New/Big MISTAKE.

Can You Tell Me ‘WHY’ ? BY

Deepak

HIGHEST, LONGEST, BIGGEST, LARGEST, DEEPEST, SMALLEST IN THE WORLD

Largest Delta – Sunderbans, India Biggest Park - Yellow Stone National Park

Largest Airport – King Khalid

International Airport (South Arabia)

Largest Platform - Grand Central

Terminal, (Rly. Station)New York (USA)

Highest Airport – Lhasa Airport, Tibet Longest River - Nile, Africa

Largest Animal - Blue Bottom whale Longest Platform - Kharagpur, W. Bengal

(India)

Largest Bay - Hudson Bay, Canada, Highest Plateau - Pamir (Tibet)

Largest Bird – Ostrich Largest Peninsula – Arabia

Smallest Bird - Humming bird Longest River Dam - Hirakud Dam, India

Longest Canal - Baltic sea White Canal Largest Democracy – India

Largest Church - Belisca of St. Peter in

the Vatican City, Rome.

Rainiest Place - Mosinram, near

Cherapunji (India)

Longest Day - June 21 Lightest Gas – Hydrogen

Shortest Day - December 22 Longest Corridor - Rameshwaram Temple

(India)

Largest Continent - Asia Hottest Place - Al-Azizia (Libya)

Smallest Continent - Australia Longest Epic – Mahabharata, India

Smallest Country - Vatican City Lowest Water Level - Dead Sea

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Biggest Palace - Vatican (Rome) Highest Waterfall - Angel (Venezuela)

Longest Day - June 21 Largest Temple - Angkorwat in

Kampuchea

Shortest Day - December 22 Longest Train - Flying Scotsman

Largest Gulf - Gulf of Mexico Biggest Telescope - Mt. Palomar (USA)

Biggest Dome - Gol GuCOMPUTER

ENGG.z (Bijapur), India

Largest Lake - Caspian Sea

[Source – Google Website]MS. Rekha

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A LIFE LONG JOURNEY

Standing still In her pink little shoes,Surrounded by tall trees.Under their shadow,A road she sees.Strange yet familiar Straight it appears,Hiding something indeed.

Few steps ahead,Found joy and happiness. Every wish fulfilled,Nothing to say,Dancing around the trees

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And dreaming of Santa's Sleigh.

Moving ahead, Crossing the lane.Lessons came her way,Learned and forgotten.Rules came alongholding hands of pain.

Shoes were gone,Heels in place.Walk like a lady, They say.A Prince so charming,She met on her way.

A few more stepsA Man came her way.Married the Man,Yet in love with the Prince.Love transformed into care,as years passed with flair.

Found a little angelwearing her pink shoes.Smiling at me With that familiar stare.Looking in her eyes,

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She saw mirror.

Years gone by,Wrinkled and pale,She sits under shades.A journey well traveled,Will come to a halt,But the road never end Written By Vipin

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COMPUTER ENGG. FIRST YEAR, AIT

The following vegetables and fruits will enable people to become physically fit, if these items find part in their routine Food Menu:

WHITE:

Contains allium flavonoids.

Flavonoids reduce inflammation, support the immune system,lower cholestrol,are anti fungal and anti bacterial.

Ex: Onions, Garlic, Cauliflower

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RED:

Contains Lycopene, vitamin C and anthocyanin.

Lycopene antioxidant prevents prostrate and breast cancer.

Ex: Watermelon, Tomatoes, Grapefruit, Raspberries, Cranberries, Strawberries, Cherries, Pomegranates.

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ORANGE/YELLOW:

Contains Vitamin C, Carotenoids (Beta and alpha carotene), and bioflavonoid.

They are wonderful for eye health, good for the immune system, prevent

cancer, particularly of lungs, oesophagus and stomach.

They are also believed to reduce the risk of heart diseases.

Ex: Peppers, oranges, squashes, carrots.

YELLOW/GREEN:

Contains Lutein. Lutein clears toxins from the body and is found in abundance in broccoli, cabbage, bok choy, Brussels sprouts, kale.

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BLUE/PURPLE:

Contains Anthocyanin and vitamin C. Anthocyanin are antioxidants which are heart healthy, prevents

blood clot and may also help ward off cancer.Ex: Eggplants, blackberries, blueberries, prunes

[Source: Times-Life – Delhi Edition – Dated 07 February, 2015]

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Interesting Facts On India

1) Around a 100 million years ago, India was an island.

2) India’s name is derived from the “Indus” river.

3) Indus Valley Civilisation is the world’s oldest civilisation.

4) India has the world’s third largest active army, after China and USA.

5) The Tirupati Balaji Temple and the Kashi Vishwanath Temple - both receive more visitors than the Vatican City and Mecca combined.

6) Every 12 years, a religious gathering called the Kumbh Mela occurs in India. It is the world’s largest gathering of people.

7) Varanasi is the oldest, continuously inhabited city in the world today.

8) India has more mosques (300,000 mosques) than any other nation in the world.

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9) India has the third largest Muslim population in the world.

10) Takshila is said to be the first every university in the world; it started around 700 BC in India.

11) Today, India has the world’s largest school in terms of students, the City Montessori School in Lucknow. It has more than 45 thousand students!

12) Indian Railways employs more than 1.3 million people. That’s more than the population of many nations.

13) More than 54 crore people voted in the 2014 General Election – more people than the population of USA, UK, Australia and Japan combined.

14) Number of births in India every year is more than the total population of Australia, and many other nations.

15) India has the largest English speaking population in the world.

16) At an estimate, 25% of the total workforce of the world’s population will be from India in the next year or so.

17) India’s first rocket was brought on cycle and a satellite on bullock cart.

18) India’s space program is one of the top 5 space programs in the world.

19) Lonar Lake, a saltwater lake in Maharashtra, was created by a meteor hitting the Earth and is one of its kind in India.

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20) In a village called Shani Shingnapur in Maharashtra, people have been living in houses with no doors for generations. This is because they believe that whoever steals anything from this place will incur the wrath of Shani God and will have to pay for his/her sins very dearly. There is no police station in this village either.

21) Magnetic Hill is a gravity hill located near Leh in Ladakh, India. The hill is alleged to have magnetic properties strong enough to pull cars uphill and force passing aircraft to increase their altitude in order to escape magnetic interference.

22) Viswanathan Anand is the first player in chess history to have won the World Championship in three different formats: knockout, tournament, and match.

23) Chess was invented in India.

24) Buttons [Yes, your shirt’s buttons], Ruler [Scale], Shampoo etc. were invented in India..

25) 32) Indian discovered the number zero.

26) Indians invented the value of “pi“ besides Trigonometry, Algebra, Calculus.

27) Very First Cataract Surgery was performed in India

28) Until 1986, the only place where diamonds had been officially found was in India.

29) India’s tech capital, Bangalore, has increased its office supply by six times since 2006, and now has more Grade-A offices than Singapore.

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30) India is the largest producer of films in the world.

31) India is the largest milk producer in the world.

32) Karmanasa River in India is considered to be a cursed river and it is believed that touching its water would ruin one’s plans. There’s hardly any development along this river. People around this river just eat dry fruits because for cooking food it would require water!

33) Two major religions, Buddhism and Jainism, were established in India.

34) Chail in Himachal Pradesh is the highest cricket pitch in the world. It is situated at an elevation of 2444 meters (above the sea level)

35) The India-Pakistan World Cup semi-final match in Mohali drew 150 million viewers worldwide.

36) The first Granite Temple of the world, the Brihadeswara Temple is situated in Tamil Nadu. It was built during the 11th century, in only five years.

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37) Around the 17th century, India was one of the richest countries in the world.

38) Today, India is the world’s third largest economy.

39) India is one of the only three countries that makes supercomputers (the US and Japan are the other two).

40) The world’s largest road network is in India—over 1.9 million miles of roads cover the country.

41) India has the largest amount of vegetarians in the world.

42) Chai [Tea] is India’s national drink.

43) India grows 1.2 million tons of mangoes every year, weight equivalent to 80,000 blue whales.

44) The state of Meghalaya is the wettest inhabited place of Earth.

45) India gave the world Yoga, that has existed for more than 5,000 years.

46) May 26 is celebrated as the Science Day in Switzerland in honour of former President Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam, because on the day, Kalam visited the country.

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47) Martial Arts was first created in India.

48) The world’s biggest family lives in India. One man, 39 wives and 94 children.

49) India is the world’s largest importer of arms. But India has never invaded or attacked a country.

50) India has the largest postal network in the world with over 1, 55,015 post offices.

“We owe a lot to the Indians, who taught us how to count, without which no worthwhile scientific discovery could have been made” - Albert Einstein

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IMPORTANCE OF EDUCATION IN THE GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY

Better education is very necessary for all to go ahead in the life and get success. It develops confidence and helps building personality of a person. School education plays a great role in everyone’s life.

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The whole education has been divided into three divisions - such as the Primary Education, Secondary Education and Higher Secondary Education. All the divisions of education have their own importance and benefits.

Primary Education prepares the base which helps throughout the life, Secondary Education prepares the path for further study and Higher Secondary Education prepares the ultimate path of the future and whole life. Our good or bad education decides that which type of person we would be in future. Education has a great social importance specially in the modern, complex and industrialized societies/scenario.

Following are the significant functions of education:1. To complete the socialization process2. To transmit the central heritage 3. For the formation of social personality 4. For Reformation of Attitudes 5. For occupational placement 6. As an instrument of livelihood 7. For Conferring of Status 8. For an evaluation of one's status9. To maintain Important criteria of class position such as

occupation, income and style of life 10.encourage the spirit of competition BY:ANNONYMOUSCOMPUTER ENGG. 2ND SEM

LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT

A successful business owner needs to be both a strong leader and manager

to get their team on board to follow them towards their vision of success.

Leadership is about getting people to understand and believe in your

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vision and to work with you to achieve your goals while managing is more

about administering and making sure the day-to-day things are happening

as they should.

While There are Many Traits that make up a Strong Leader, some of the Key Characteristics are given below:

Honesty & Integrity Vision Inspiration Ability to Challenge Communication Skills

Some of the Common Traits shared by Strong Managers are:

Being Able to Execute a Vision Ability to Direct Process COMPUTER ENGG.

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People Focused

Leadership and COMPUTER ENGG.must go hand-in-hand. They are not the same thing. But they are necessarily linked, and complementary to each other. Any effort to separate the two will destroy the very purpose and is likely to cause more problems than it solves. Still, much ink has been spent delineating the differences. The manager’s job is to plan, organize and coordinate, while the leader’s job is to inspire and motivate.

Warren BennisIn his 1989 book “On Becoming a Leader,”Warren Bennis” composed a list of differences, as given below:

The manager administers; the leader innovates. The manager is a copy; the leader is an original. The manager maintains; the leader develops. The manager focuses on systems and structure; the leader focuses on

people. The manager relies on control; the leader inspires trust. The manager has a short-range view; the leader has a long-range

perspective. The manager asks how and when; the leader asks what and why. The manager has his or her eye always on the bottom line; the

leader’s eye is on the horizon. The manager imitates; the leader originates. The manager accepts the status quo; the leader challenges it. The manager is the classic good soldier; the leader is his or her own

person. The manager does things right; the leader does the right thing.

But in the new economy, where value comes increasingly from the knowledge of people, and where workers are no longer undifferentiated cogs in an industrial machine, COMPUTER ENGG.and leadership are not

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easily separated. People look to their managers, not just to assign them a task, but to define for them a purpose. And managers must organize workers, not just to maximize efficiency, but to nurture skills, develop talent and inspire results.

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WAYS TO DEVELOP AN AWESOME PERSONALITY

What is Personality?

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What is a good personality. It is combination to that that you like in someone.

How To Develop Your Personality

Having a good personality can help in your social life, in your home, your career and guarantee a happier life in general. Some people have particularly magnetic and charismatic personas, while other people are strong listeners and advice-givers. In cultivating and nourishing an individual personality, it is important to have the ability to build on and develop strengths, while at the same time acknowledging and working to improve on the weak points in your personality. There are ways to build and develop a personality that truly reflects who you would like to be.

Do you often wonder how to improve your personality? If you really want to improve your personality, first of all you need to know why you want to improve ?You can accomplish anything once you know why you want to do it. And how much it matter in your life. The following ways of Tit-Bits will help you to develop your personality:

Ways To Develop Your Personality

1. Become a Better Listener2. Read More 3. Read Something Everyday

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4. Take a Genuine Interest In Others5. Have a Goal For Your Life6. Have an Opinion7. Be An Active Listener8. Know Your Faults9. Expand Your Mind10. Accept And Recognize Your Weak Points11. Don’t Judge People All The Time12. Learn To Like Others

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MOTHER ! I LOVE YOU……Dictionary Definition of a mother is a female parent, but a mother is more than just a parent. She is her children’s best friend. A mother is someone who loves you unconditionally and more than life itself. Mothers are angels in disguise sent from God to watch and help us through our troublesome times. We hardly stop to think of how they feel and if they need help, we abuse them in a sense by not appreciating them enough.

Every mother has a moment in her life where she remembers every detail. She remembers the date, time, and place for the rest of her life multiplied by how many children she has. A mother has many defining traits, unconditional love, support, and being a Good Role Model. A mother has a never-ending supply of unconditional love. A mother also provides the emotional support that her child needs. Without the support of a mother a child may squander through life never living up to his or her full potential.

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Since children learn by example, it is important for a mother to be a Good Role Model. A mother will show respect to her family, friends, and

strangers; by showing all of them respect she teaches her children to be respectful. A mother will always be responsible for her actions and admit mistakes when she makes them. Every child needs a Good Role Model to

look up to and a mother is just that. A mother can see her success of being a good mother in the product of her child. A mother creates loving,

supportive, and stand-up people; that is what every mother wants her child to become.And the only rd a mother wants at the end of the day is

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