AFFILATED TO ANNA UNIVERSITY-CHENNAI

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

PROUDLY PRESENTS

Vision of the Institution

Imparts an inclusive engineeringeducation that beyond being afacilitator for a career and rudimentaryskills, equips the students to offerethically & environmentally conscioussolutions to societal issues

Mission of the Institution

• Develop the Institution into a Model Self FinancingCollege of Engineering and Technology. DeliverProfessional Training to our students with state-of-the art Laboratories and convert them intoTechnocrats of international repute

1. Create a nurturing, holistic environment ofengineering education to facilitate every studentrealize their full potential.

2.Strive to make the students strong in basicconcepts armed with appropriate skills to enhanceone’s ability to apply the knowledge and providesolutions to real time issues.

3. Maintain an ambience that facilitates the studentsto strengthen their ethical value systems

4. Actively promote R&D and institute-industryinteraction

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

VISION : To evolve as a centre of academic excellence and advancedresearch in computer science and engineeringMISSION :• To inculcate in students a profound understanding of fundamentalsrelated to discipline• To inculcate skills, attitudes and their applications in solving realworld problems with an inclination towards social issues andresearch• To promote research in the emerging areas of computer scienceand technology.

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVEPEO1:Acquire strong foundation in the mathematical, scientific andengineering fundamentals necessary to formulate, solve and analyseengineering problems.PEO2:Develop the ability to analyse the requirements of the

software, understand the technical specifications, design and providenovel engineering solutions and efficient software/hardware designs.PEO3:Have exposure to emerging cutting edge technologies, adequatetraining & opportunities to work as teams on multidisciplinary projectswith effective communication skills and leadership qualities.PEO4:Have awareness on the life-long learning and prepare them for

research development and consultancy.PEO5:Have a successful career and work with values & social concernbridging the digital divide and meet the requirements of Indian andmultinational companies

From the desk of the PrincipalI am very delighted that the department of CSE is releasing an “e-magazine

COMSCE-wave VOL 5.0” which encloses the activities of the department, achievements

of the faculties and the students and Technical articles of the faculty and students.. Now-a-

days Internet is paving the ways for acquiring knowledge in the latest developments in

almost all the fields of engineering . E-magazines in general will help the faculty and

students to learn the latest developments in the fields of Computer science such as

Artificial intelligence, Big data analytics, cyber security, Bioinformatics etc. It will surely

help the students to improve their curricular and Co curricular skills, Team spirit. My

heart-felt appreciations to the HOD, faculty and students of the department for their

sincere efforts to release the e-magazine to highlight the technical advancements in the

branch of CSE. I wish them “The Very Best” in all their future endeavors.Dr,D.ValavanPrincipal

From the desk of HoD

It is my gratification to congratulate the team that has taken the initiative for

constructing this magazine. It is prominent to find many technical articles that

certainly prove that, our staffs and students are adequately equipped and

possess necessary skills to express their talent. Reading this magazine would

definitely be an inspiration and motivation for all students and staffs, to

contribute even more to the fore coming issues. I hope that everyone would

continue to give their brilliant ideas and timely thoughts to keep the momentum

and continue to enhance the standard of this magazine.Dr .S.A.Sahaaya Arul Mary

HoD/CSE

Message from the Editorial desk

It gives us a great contentment to bring it to you the fifth issue of COMSCE

WAVE the department magazine of CSE. This magazine is a platform to

exhibit the innovative ideas of teachers and students. COMSCEWAVE

presents the achievements of students and the contribution of staffs. We

would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all those who have

contributed to make this a success. we are thankful to all the authors who

have sent their articles. We truly hope that the following pages will keep you

attached to this magazine. Faculty Incharge : K.Mohanappriya AP/CSE

Student Representative :Donald Robinson (IV CSE)

Harini & Janani (III CSE)

INDUSTRY INTERACTION

The New India Student Championship -2018Saranathan College of Engineering co-hosted the “New

India Student Championship – 2018, a 24-hours National-level Learnathon program”, from 2nd to 3rd Feb 2018.

This Trailhead Student Championship 2018 was powered by SalesForce/Trailhead

in association with ICT Academy and was the first initiative of its kind – the first ever large learning contest. The aim of this program was

to inculcate self-learning culture among students. More than 10,000 students from 120 colleges across the country had participated in this

contest \and between them successfully completed 200,000 + learning modules in 24 hours. 100 students from CSE, ECE, EEE, ICE, IT

and MECH branches of the college had participated and taken up this challenge. Starting from 12 Noon of Feb 2nd and ending at 12 Noon

of Feb 3rd, the students had to continuously self learn various modules on offer on-line and complete the module by taking the relevant

test. The modules were a mixture of various topics in advanced technology, Soft

skills, business skills, IT developer and self-development. The tests were either MCQs

or in the form of an assignment to be completed on line. Each completed module earned the student a badge as well as some points

.

INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL TOP PERFORMERS

1. Top five performers based on points

Place Student Name Stream Year Badges Points

1 Radha Krishnan. B CSE 3 144 77825

2 S.R. Shubathra Dhevi MECH 3 136 57400

3 Arunbalaji. K CSE 3 80 57125

4 A. Abdul Sathar Khan MECH 3 102 54250

5 J. Abubakkar Siddiq MECH 3 103 53375

2. Top three performers based on badges

Place Student Name Stream Year Badges Points

1 Dheepa Priyan. MCSE 3

180 53600

2 Sukitha. RECE 3

139 31400

3 Surya. HECE 3

135 37950

3. Top three performers based on points/badge

Place Student Name Stream Year Badges PointsPoints/

Badge

1 Vinay Sastha .R CSE 3 69 43537 631

2 Ranjith Kumar. S CSE 3 81 48225 595

3 B. B. Jithendrriyan CSE 3 58 31250 539

4. Students who helped others selflessly

Sl. No. Student Name Stream Year

1 Suriyanarayanan .K CSE 3

2 V.Muralidharan MECH 3

3 G. Ajay ICE 3

4 Leo Aldrinraj.A.S EEE 3

5 Israth Rayhana Parveen. M.N IT 3

6 Niranjani. P.C ECE 3

The New India Student Championship – 2018“Outstanding Contributor” Award

Prof. S.Gopal Iyer (Head – T&P) & Dr. S.A. Sahaaya Arul Mary (HoD-CSE) receiving the award on behalf of the Institution.

Infosys Campus Connect Program• Campus connect is an industry-academia

partnership initiative launched by Infosys. Thecampus Connect initiative aims to enhance theeducation level of engineeringstudents, nationwide and thus increase theemployability of these engineers. As a part ofthis initiative Infosys shares with partnercolleges its proven courseware, methodologyand education experiences. Campus Connectthus helps partner colleges groom industryReady engineers.

• Foundation Program (FP) is the trainingprogram designed for entry level students whoon completion will be better prepared to workon real-life customer projects

Courses No. of Students Certified

Foundation Program 4.1

CSE – 53

Mech and ICE – 50 and 51

Totally 3 Batches Enrolled

Oracle Academy Courses• CSE department is an recognized training

center for Oracle Academy courses and

conducts training to anyone interested

in Oracle Certification in JAVA

Fundamentals, JAVA Programming and

Database Fundamentals.

• Oracle Academy courses are designed to

provide students with basic knowledge and

skills in areas of computer science that

are universally in high demand across

computing jobs and are recommended for

use in secondary schools, technical and

vocational schools and colleges, and 2- and

4-year colleges and universities.

Courses No.of Students Certified

Database Programming

115

Java Programming 35

Microsoft Technology Associate(MTA) Certification

• CSE department is an authorized Testing

Center 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.

Courses No.of Students

Certified

Database

Fundamentals

10

Python 25

QIC - Spoken Tutorial Course

• Quality Improvement Cell (QIC), is an initiative toimprove the learning ability of students, by exposingthem to e-resources. Saranthan College ofEngineering(SCE), has been selected as one of the 21nodal centers of Anna University to execute thefunctions of QIC, as per the directions from theCommissioner of Technical Education andDirector/Centre for Faculty development, AnnaUniversity, Chennai.

• SCE, has registered with IIT, Bombay Spokentutorial team, and several departments have conductedvarious phases of training in Spoken tutorial, and theprocess is ON, and we have certified individuals in afew courses.

Courses No.of Students Certified

Python 91

VmWare Certification on Virtualization Fundamentals

• This course on Data Center Virtualization will provide you with afundamental understanding of VMware's Data Center Virtualizationproducts. The course also takes you through the components andfeatures of vSphere 6.0, and shows how the vSphere 6.0 product linehelps resolve business and IT challenges commonly faced byorganizations. The course will start by providing an overview of DataCenter Virtualization with VMware vSphere, itscomponents, capabilities, and benefits. We’ll then look at thecomponents of vSphere that accomplish Data Center Virtualization.Finally, we’ll see how vSphere 6.0 products help resolve commondata center challenges.

Amazon Web Service (AWS) Certification

• AWS Certification demonstratestechnical expertise, helps you advanceyour career, and helps employers findskilled cloud professionals

SEMINAR AND WEBMINAR FROM INDUSTRIAL EXPERTS

NAME OF THE TOPIC RESOURCE PERSONS CONDUCTED DATE

Seminar on Machine Learning

Techniques

Mr.Selva Kumar, Project Leader,

Infosys Ltd20 Jan 2018

Webinar on Testing and

Automation

Ms. JayashriPadmanabhan,

Director of Engineering at

Pearson's Education, California,

US

09 Feb 2018

PROJECT EXPO Out of 37 teams(66 students) 33 teams(51 students from III CSE and 8 students from II

CSE) have been shortlisted to participate in the final exhibition. Finally the Prize

Winners are

I prize Sivakumar.A (III year CSE B)Vigneshwar.A (III year CSE B)

II prize Suriya.V(III year CSE B)Suriya Narayanan(III year CSE B)

II prize Rohit Raj(II year CSE B)Vatsala.R(II year CSE B)

III prize Vinay Sastha.R(III year CSE B)III prize Aashika Parveen.H(III year CSE A)

Afrin.M.A(III year CSE A) Akshaya.I(III year CSE A)Bousiya.M(III year CSE A)Malathi.P(III year CSE A)Mathangi Poornima.D (III year CSE A)

Industrial Training ProgramsS.No Event name Organized by Date

1Five Days 'Infosys Campus Connect FP4.1' Training

Program for ICE and Mechanical DepartmentDept. of CSE 18 June 2018 - 22 Jun 2018

2Five Days 'Infosys Campus Connect FP4.1' Training

Program for II Year StudentsDept. of CSE 18 June 2018 - 22 Jun 2018

3 MTA Certification - Python Dept. of CSE 13 June 2018-14 June 2018

4 QIC Spoken tutorial - python Dept. of CSE 11 June 2018-12 June 2018

5Five Days 'Infosys Campus Connect FP4.1' Training

Program for II Year StudentsDept. of CSE 28 May 2018 - 01 Jun 2018

6Training on 'Oracle Academy Database Programming

using SQL' for II Year StudentsDept. of CSE 23-25 May 2018

7Training on 'MTA Database Fundamentals' for II Year

StudentsDept. of CSE 21 & 22 May 2018

8Training on 'Oracle Academy Java Programming

Fundamentals' for III Year StudentsDept. of CSE 21-23 May 2018

9Training on 'Oracle Academy Database Programming

using SQL' for III Year StudentsDept. of CSE 16-18 May 2018

STUDENTS AWARDED IN SYMPOSIUMS/OTHER EVENTS

Outstanding PerformanceVIGNESHWAR.A, RATHNAPRASHANTH.M

• Have won the First prize with a cash reward of20,000 in the event App carnival – mobile Appcontest held in Vellammal EngineeringCollege,Chennai.

CSI –INAPP AWARDS Rohit, Thayalan & Vatsala have

been shortlisted for project presentation in CSI- InApp

Awards,CSI chapter Trivandrum

Tata Crucible Hackathon – “Smart health Kracker”

CONSCIENTIA –Paper Presentation

R.Balaji, K.Arun Balaji, S.Dhivya and A.Sivakumar team’s project “smart health

kracker” has been selected for Tata Crucible Hackathon

Outstanding Performance

DHEEPA PRIYAN.M

• Winner in Ex-Quiz_ME - Creoscadz'18 cconducted by Dept. of CSE, K. Ramakrishnan College of Technology on 12-02-2018.

• Third Place in Beat the Bug - Events of Itrix'18 held on 09-02-2018 to 10-02-2018 by Dept. of Information Science and Technology, College of Engineering , Guindy.

VARUN IGNATIUS.A

• First Prize in the events “ Code Strom- Coding Contest” and “Bug For Ever- Debugging” held on 1/3/2018 to 2/3/2018 by Dept of CSE, Anna University (BIT Campus), Trichy.

DHIVYA.S

• Second prize in the events “Chatter Box-PULZATE(7E2)” ,” Paps-Pro -PULZATE(7E2)” and “Crossword -PULZATE(7E2)” held on 8/2/2018 to 9/2/2018 by Dept of CSE, Care Group of Institutions, Trichy.

SIVAKUMAR.A

• Got First prize in the events “Project Expo” and “Android King Event”organized by the Dept of IT, M.Kumarasamy College ofEngineering,Karur.

• First prize in the event “Project Expo” held by the Dept ofCSE, Panimalar Institute of Technology,Chennai on 21/02/2018.

PRADEEP.M

• First prize in Bug For Ever- Debugging held by the Dept ofCSE, Anna Universtiy (BIT Campus), Trichy.

MOHAMMED IMRAAN SHERIF

• Second prize in the event Innovate conducted by College ofEngineering,Guindy on 9/2/2018 to 10/2/2018

BALAJI.R

• Third prize in Juspay Hyperhack - Kurukshetra 2018 on 31/1/2018 to 3/2/2018 held at College of Engineering,Guindy.

• First prize in CONSCIENTIA – Paper Presentation held by IIST, Thiruvananthapuram.

ASIKA.T (IV—CSE)

• First prize in Paper Presentation on 3/2/2018 conducted by Deptof CSE, Arulmurugan College of Engineering,Karur.

• Third position in Mobile Application Development - GIFT'18 on3/2/2018 by Arulmurugan College of Engineering,Karur.

KIRTHIKA.D, MADHUMITHA.K• First position in Connectek conducted byK.Ramakrishnan College of Technology,Trichy on12/2/2018.• Second prize in Paper Presentation by Pavai College of

Technology, Namakkal on 17/2/2018.

AKASH.A

• Third prize in C^3 - Events of Itrix'18 by College ofEngineering,Guindy on 9/2/2018 to 10/02/2018

ARUNBALAJI.K

• Third prize in the both event called “C^3 - Events of Itrix'18” and“Beat the Bug - Events of Itrix'18” by College of Engineering,Guindyon 9/2/2018 to 10/2/2018

MALATHI.P

• Third Price in the event “Web Design” by Dept of CSE, Care Group ofInstitutions,Trichy on 8/2/2018 to 9/2/2018

EASHWAR.R

• Second prize in the event “Innovate “ conducted by College ofEngineering,Guindy on 9/2/2018 to 10/2/2018

S.NO EVENT NAME COLLEGE NAME DATENO OF STUDENT

PARTICIPATED

1National Level Technical Symposium-Paper Presentation

Care Group of Institutions 1/2/2018 2

2JuspayHyperhack -Kurukshetra 2018

College of Engineering,Guindy

31-01-2018 to 03-02-2018 1

3Mobile Application

Development-GIFT'18

Arulmurugan College of

Engineering03/02/2018 1

4Events of Itrix'18 on 09-02-

2018 to 10-02-2018

College of Engineering,Guindy

09/02/2018 -10/02/2018

8

5 InnovateCollege of

Engineering,Guindy

09/02/2018 -10/02/2018 2

S.NO EVENT NAME COLLEGE NAME DATENUMBER OF

PARTICIPANTS

6 Events-pulzate(7e2)Care Group Of

Institutions, Trichy8 /2/2018 to

9/2/20182

7 Events In Creoscadz'18K.Ramakrishnan

College OfTechnology

12/2/2018 2

8 Paper PresentationAnna University

(BIT Campus) Trichy1 to 2/3/2018 8

9Dark Coding – Blind Coding Tiekon

Anna Universtiy(BIT Campus)

Trichy1 to 2/3/2018 2

10New India Student Championship 2018-largest Learnathon Of India

ICT Academy, Saranathan College

Of Engineering03/02/2018 5

STUDENTS PARTICIPATED IN WORKSHOPS

S.NO EVENT NAME ORGANIZED BY DATENUMBER OF STUDENTS

PARTICIPANTS

1Blockchain Workshop-(IBM) As Part Of Kurukshetra 2018

College Of Engineering Guindy

02/03/2018 To 03/03/2018

11

2World Biggest International Hands-on Security Forensics

Workshop

Microsoft Research Community Group

28/02/20187

3AWS Deep Learning

WorkshopIIT Madras 19/1/2018 4

4 Web Development IIT Madras 22/01/2018 6

Faculty Contributions

• Mr.S.Venkatasubramanian has published a paper in IEEEcertified Second International Conference on ElectronicsCommunication and Aerospace Technology(ICECA 2018) inMarch 2018 at the RVS Technical Campus,Coimbatore

•Ms.R.Senthamilselvi “ Vehicle Pollution Monitoring System”has been published in IJAMTES Journal Volume 8 Issue IVApril – 2018

FACULTY CONTRIBUTIONS

Mr.T.Sathiskumar “Chatbot for college related queries”has been published in Journal of research Volume 4,IssueI ,March – 2018, ISSN 2395-7549

Ms . Kavitha.N published a paper tilted "Hybrid CoherentImage Retrieval Using VisualIndexing" inIJSART Volume 4 Issue 4 – APRIL 2018, ISSN[ONLINE]: 2395-1052.

published a paper titled "Efficient Image EnhancementUsing Illumination Map Technique" in IJSART Volume 4Issue 4 – APRIL 2018 ISSN [ONLINE]: 2395-1052.

Mr.A.T.Baranivijayakumar published a paper tilted “Spam Review Detection and Removal in E-Commerce Website” in IJSRCSEIT Volume 3 Issue 3 – Mar 2018, ISSN 2456-3307

Mr.R.Mohankumar published a paper tilted “AutomatedQuestion paper Generating System” in IJARIIE Volume 4Issue 2 – Mar 2018, ISSN 2395-4396

Mr.P.Dineshkumar published a paper tilted “Code Green “in Journal of Research Volume 4 Issue 2 – Apr 2018, ISSN2395-7549

Mr.M.Anbazhagan “Predicting Employee Attrition usingMachine Learning” has been published in IJSRCSEITVolume 3,Issue 3 ,March – 2018, ISSN 2456-3307

Ms.C.Hemalatha published a paper tilted “An internalintrusion detection and protection system” organized byDepartment of EEE in Saranathan College ofEngineering IJARMATE Volume 4 Issue 3 – Mar2018, ISSN 2454-9762.

Ms.J.Sathiaparkavi published a paper tilted “Web usagemining process for recommender system based onOntology” in IJARMATE Volume 4 Issue 3 – Mar2018, ISSN 2454-9762.

Ms.S.Prabasri “A Searching Technique in Intranet -BasedMassive Content Repository System” Second InternationalConference on Electronics Communication and AerospaceTechnology(ICECA 2018) in March 2018 at the RVSTechnical Campus,Coimbatore

Mr.R.HemantKumar published a paper “WikimediaCommons Deletion Notification Bot in IJSRCSEIT March2018,Volume 3,Issue 3, ISSN 2456-3307,Impact Factor-4.032

Ms.H.Suganya published a paper “Text to SpeechConversion of Mathemetical Equation in Latex inIJSRCSEIT March 2018,Volume 3,Issue 3, ISSN 2456-3307,Impact Factor-4.032

• Dr..P.L.Rajarajeswari has participated in 7 days AICTEsponsored short term course on 5G technology andapplication at coimbatore institute of technology,coimbatorefrom may 28th 2018 to june 3rd 2018

• Ms.S.Prabasri has participated in 5 days FDP on DataScience and Big Data Analytics conducted by ICT Academyon from June 18th to June 22nd 2018 at K. Ramakrishnancollege of Technology ,Trichy

FACULTY PARTICIPATIONS

• Mr. T.Sathiskumar has participated in 5 days FDP on data scienceand big data analytics conducted by ICT academy on from june18th to June 22nd 2018 at K. Ramakrishnan college ofTechnology ,Trichy

• Mr.A.T.Barani vijayakumar has participated in one week FDPon ANN and Deep Learning organized by Electronics andICT Academies National Institute of Technology Warangal(T.S.),India from June 11th to June 15th 2018

• Mr.R.Mohankumar has participated in one week FDP oninternet of things organized by electronics and ICTacademies National Institute of Technology Warangal,Indiafrom June 11th to june 15th 2018

• Mr.P.Dineshkumar has participated in one week FDP onANN and Deep Learning organized by Electronics andICT Academies National Institute of Technology Warangal(T.S.),India from June 18th to June 22th 2018

Participated in Deep Dive Faculty Enablement Program onFoundation Program 5.0 held from 23rd April to 27th April2018 at Rajalakshmi Engineering College, Chennai.

Participated in Five Days FDP on"HADOOP(HORTONWORKS) conducted by ICTAcademy from 28th may 2018 to 1st June 2018 held atKongunadu College of Engineering andTechnology, Trichy.

Ms.Kavitha N has participated in 5 days FDP on data scienceand big data analytics conducted by ICT academy on from june18th to june 22nd 2018 at K. Ramakrishnan College ofTechnology ,Trichy

Ms.R.Lavanyabai has participated in 5 days FDP on data scienceand big data analytics conducted by ICT academy on from june18th to june 22nd 2018 at K. Ramakrishnan College oftechnology ,Trichy

Workshop on “Architecting on AWS”, January 22 – 25, Kalasalingam University

AWS Educators meet, Amazon Alexa launch, February 15th, Radisson Blue, Chennai.

Training on Architecting on AWS, April 26, KLN Institute of technology, Madurai

Training on “AWS Cloud Practitioner” and Introduction to Amazon Alexa, June 4th –8th, Amazon Pvt Ltd, Bangalore

Workshop on Salesforce, Development of CRM, Saranathan College of Engineering Trichy, July 23-27.

Guest lecture on “Cloud and Virtualization”, Centre for excellence for Digital forensics Science, Chennai, January 15th 2018

Guest lecture on “Network Security”, Centre for excellence for Digital forensics Science, Chennai, June 2nd 2018

Placement details

2017-2018Students Batch Company Name No. of Students placed

2017-2018

Infosys 17ECON 1Idea Surge 9ZOHO 3Praana Consultancy 1MQ Spectrum 1High Energy Batteries India Ltd 1

Unisoft System Consultancy 1

Volante 1Techsosys India Pvt ltd 1

Infosys ECON Idea Surge ZOHO Praana consultancy

MQ Spectrum

High Energy Batteries India Ltd

Unisoft System

consultancy

Volante Techsosys India pvt ltd

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

Placement Details

No.of Students Placed

Students publications

S. NoAuthor(s)

NamePaper Title

Journal

Name

Published

Mon & YearVolume Issue Pages

Remarks

(Impact

factor)

International /

National

1

M. Abinaya,S.

Aishwaryalakshmi,K.Akssh

aya, V.Ganesh

Predicting Employee

Attrition using Machine

Learning

IJSRCSEIT Mar-18 3 3 ISSN 2456-3307 4.032 International

2

R.Aishwarya,D. Chirag

,S. Ganesh

Swaminathan,,P.Kalaivani

Text to Speech Conversion

of Mathemetical Equation in

Latex

IJSRCSEITJan-Feb

20183 2 ISSN 2456-3307 4.032 International

3Pavithra. R,Suriya Prabha.

M,Vimala. C

Web usage mining process

for recommender system

based on Ontology.

IJARMATE Mar-18 4 3 ISSN 2454-9762 International

4M. Hariharan,G.Haritha,R.

Jamuthira,D.Madhumitha

Wikimedia Commons

Deletion Notification BotIJSRCSEIT Mar-18 3 3 ISSN 2456-3307 4.032 International

5

Vijay Kumar. N,Vinodh.

R.R,Vinothkumar.

U,Vivekananthan. T

Chatbot for college related

queries

Journal Of

Research Mar-18 4 1 ISSN 2395-7549 International

6

D.Janupriya

,S.Vallimayil,V.Nandhini,N.

Sujanthini

Spam Review Detection and

Removal in E-

Commerce Website

IJSRCSEIT Mar-18 3 3 ISSN 2456-3307 4.032 International

S. NoAuthor(s)

NamePaper Title

Conference

Name

Conference

date

(yyyy-mm-

dd)

Organized

by

(dept name /

org. name)

Conducted at

(college name)

Publication

Pages detailsRemarks

International /

National

1 S.Dhivya,M.Pradeep Travel Green App

ATHENAEUM 2018

,VIII International

Conference on

Contemporary Research

9/2/2017 to

10/2/2017 CECMAR

Bharathidasan

Institute of

Management(BIM

) trichy

International

2 Keerthana BInternet of Things : Unlocking

New Solutions in Healthcare

ICMR Sponsored

National Symposium 13/10/2017

Department

of ECE and

IEEE EMBS

National

3

Preethi.V, Ramya

C,Reshmaa.T,Shanmugaprasa

th P

An internal intrusion detection

and protection system

Cutting Edge

Technologies in Electrical

,Communication and Soft

Computing

Techniques(NCCEECS'18

)

9/3/2018Department

of EEE

Saranathan

College of

Engineering

Best Paper

AwardNational

4Preethi. B,Raathikaa.

B.M,Sabarisha. M,Swathi. M

Obfuscating softwre puzzle for

denial-of-service attack

mitigation

Cutting Edge

Technologies in Electrical

,Communication and Soft

Computing

Techniques(NCCEECS'18

)

9/3/2018Department

of EEE

Saranathan

College of

Engineering

National

5

S. Jenifer Ranjani,R. Krishna

Priya,V. Leena,L. Nafila

Afrin

Comparative Study of

Supervised and Semi-Supervised

Learning for Enhanced Drug

Prediction

Second International

Conference on Electronics

Communication and

Aerospace

Technology(ICECA 2018

29/3/2018 to

31/3/2018IEEE

RVS Technical

Campus

Coimbatore

International

6

S. Buvaneshwari,S. N.

Kaartic Sivaraam,R.

Kiruthika Meena

A Searching Technique in

Intranet -Based Massive Content

Repository System

Second International

Conference on Electronics

Communication and

Aerospace

Technology(ICECA 2018

29/3/2018 to

31/3/2018IEEE

RVS Technical

Campus

Coimbatore

International

TECHNICAL ARTICLES

BIG DATAour technology is way ahead of ours ……., Software undergoes beta

testing shortly before it’s released. Beta is Latin for “still doesn’t work.”Big data is a term that describes the large volume of data – bothstructured and unstructured ,But it’s not the amount of data that’simportant. It’s what organizations do with the data that matters. Bigdata can be analyzed for insights that lead to better decisions and

strategic business moves.

Big Data History and contemporary

While the term “big data” is relatively new, the act of gathering and storing large

amounts of information for eventual analysis is ages old! The concept gained

momentum in the early 2000s when industry analyst Doug Laney articulated the now-

mainstream definition of big data as the three Vs:

Volume: Organizations collect data from a variety of sources, including business

transactions, social media and information from sensor or machine-to-machine data. In

the past, storing it would’ve been a problem – but new technologies (such as Hadoop)

have eased the burden.

Velocity: Data streams in at an unprecedented speed and must be dealt with in a timely manner. RFID

tags, sensors and smart metering are driving the need to deal with torrents of data in near-real time.

Variety: Data comes in all types of formats – from structured, numeric data in traditional databases to

unstructured text documents, email, video, audio, stock ticker data and financial transactions.

Why Is Big Data Important?

1) Cost reductions

2) Time reductions

3) New product development and optimized offerings

When you combine big data with high-powered analytics, you can accomplish business-related tasks

such as:-

a) Determining root causes of failures, issues and defects in near-real time.

Generating coupons at the point of sale based on the customer’s buying habits

With large amounts of information streaming in from countless sources, banks are facedwith finding new and innovative ways to manage big data. While it’s important tounderstand customers and boost their satisfaction, it’s equally important to minimize riskand fraud while maintaining regulatory compliance.

Educators armed with data-driven insight can make a significant impact on schoolsystems, students and curriculums. By analyzing big data, they can identify at-riskstudents, make sure students are making adequate progress, and can implement abetter system for evaluation and support of teachers and principals

Banking

Education

When government agencies are able to harness and apply analytics to their big data, they gain significant ground when it comes to managing utilities, running agencies, dealing with traffic congestion or preventing crime. But while there are many advantages to big data, governments must also address issues of transparency and privacy.

Patient records,Treatment plans, Prescription information. When it comes to health care, everything needs to be done quickly, accurately – and, in some cases, with enough transparency to satisfy stringent industry regulations. When big data is managed effectively, health care providers can uncover hidden insights that improve patient care

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A Survey of memory management techniques in

Virtualized systems• Virtualization technology allows multiple operating systems to share hardware resources of a computer system in

an isolated manner. Traditionally, memory is shared by an operating system using segmentation and pagingtechniques. With virtualization, memory partitioning and management has several new challenges. For isolated andsafe execution, hypervisors do not provide direct access to hardware resources. Lack of direct access to the memorymanagement hardware like page tables disqualifies direct usage of virtual memory solutions used on native (non-virtualized) setups. Further, aspects of dual control of the memory resource (by the guest OS and the hypervisor)and lack of semantics regarding memory usage in virtual machines present additional challenges for memorymanagement. This paper surveys different techniques of memory partitioning and management across multipleguest OSs in a virtualized environment.

• An important goal of virtualization is to increase the physical machine utilization in order to save costs. Withvarying application demand for memory and diverse memory management policies of the guest OSs, ensuringoptimal usage of memory is non-trivial. In this survey, challenges of memory management in virtualizedsystems, different memory management techniques with their implications, and optimizations to increase memoryutilization are discussed in detail.

Attention to news and its dissemination on Twitter

• In recent years, news media have been hugely disrupted by news promotion, commentary and sharing in

online, social media (e.g., Twitter, Facebook, and Reddit). This disruption has been the subject of a significant

literature that has largely used AI techniques – machine learning, text analytics and network models – to both

(i) understand the factors underlying audience attention and news dissemination on social media (e.g., effects

of popularity, type of day) and (ii) provide new tools/guidelines for journalists to better disseminate their news

via these social media. This paper provides an integrative review of the literature on the professional reporting

of news on Twitter; focusing on how journalists and news outlets use Twitter as a platform to disseminate

news, and on the factors that impact readers’ attention and engagement with that news on Twitter. Using the

precise definition of a news-tweet(i.e., divided into user, content and context features), the survey structures

the literature to reveal the main findings on features affecting audience attention to news and its

dissemination on Twitter. From this analysis, it then considers the most effective guidelines for digital

journalists to better disseminate news in the future.

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Clinical epidemiology in the era of big data

• Routinely recorded health data have evolved from mere by-products of health care delivery or billing into a

powerful research tool for studying and improving patient care through clinical epidemiologic research. Big

data in the context of epidemiologic research means large interlinkable data sets within a single country or

networks of multinational databases. Several Nordic, European, and other multinational collaborations are now

well established. Advantages of big data for clinical epidemiology include improved precision of

estimates, which is especially important for reassuring (“null”) findings; ability to conduct meaningful analyses

in subgroup of patients; and rapid detection of safety signals. Big data will also provide new possibilities for

research by enabling access to linked information from biobanks, electronic medical records, patient-reported

outcome measures, automatic and semiautomatic electronic monitoring devices, and social media. The sheer

amount of data, however, does not eliminate and may even amplify systematic error. Therefore, methodologies

addressing systematic error, clinical knowledge, and underlying hypotheses are more important than ever to

ensure that the signal is discernable behind the noise.

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