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VISION

To be a Premier Hub in Computer

Engineering in Education and

Research.

MISSION

To build Technological competent

and ethically strong individuals for

serving the needs of industry and

society by providing state-of-the-art

resources, opportunities for

Learning and Research in

Computer Engineering.

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Programme Educational

Objectives

1. Graduates of the Programme will

leverage Engineering fundamentals in their

successful careers.

2. Graduates of the Programme will exhibit

innovation and technological competence in

computing all through their careers.

3. Graduates of the Programme will perform

to the expectations of employers, explore

the opportunities for higher studies and/or

show the awareness of self-business

challenges.

4. Graduates of the Programme will

demonstrate ethical practices, lifelong

learning with the awareness of needs of the

society.

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Programme Outcomes Students in the Programme will attain:

1. An ability to apply the knowledge of computing and

mathematics to solve various problems.

2. An ability to analyze the problem and define the

computing requirements appropriate to its solution.

3. An ability to design and develop a computer based

system, process, components or program to meet

desired needs.

4. An ability to use research based knowledge.

5. An ability to use current techniques and modern

engineering tools necessary for computing

practice.

6. An ability to analyze the impact of computing

solutions with an understanding of social, ethical

and environmental issues.

7. An ability to work effectively as an individual or as

team member to communicate effectively with the

range of audiences to achieve a common goal.

8. An ability to apply project management principles

and practices.

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ACM is organized into 171 local chapters and 37 Special Interest

Groups (SIGs), through which it conducts most of its activities.

Additionally, there are over 500 college and university chapters.

The first student chapter was founded in 1961 at the University of

Louisiana at Lafayette. Many of the SIGs, like SIGGRAPH,

SIGPLAN, SIGCSE and SIGCOMM, sponsor regular conferences

have become famous as the dominant venue for presenting

innovations in certain fields. The groups also published a large

number of specialized journals, magazines and newsletters.

ACM also sponsors other computer science related events such as

the worldwide ACM International Collegiate Programming Contest

(ICPC), and has sponsored some other events such as the chess

match between Garry Kasparov and the IBM Deep Blue computer.

ACM Student Chapter has been a part of PCCOE since the past 4

years and still continues to bring professionalism and technical

soundness among students to new heights. The Chapter provides

students the access to various research papers, presentations and

journals all across the globe. This Chapter not only helps the

students to be good researchers at an early age but also makes them

a good leader, and teach the team spirit needed to work in any

environment. PCCOE has conducted numerous activities under this

Chapter. Lets have a glance through these activities………..

ACM : THE MACHINERY

INTRODUCTION

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Research The PCCOE ACM Student Chapter conducted an Expert Talk on

“How to do Research?” on 13th of Feb. 2015.

The talk was conducted by the

Ex-ACM Chairman of Pune

Mr.Yogesh Dandawate. Total of

75 students from S.E to B.E

attended the session. He focused on

some stimulating and veiled facts

that were invented in India and also

on how important it is to be

analytical in day to day situations

and find the solution to even the toughest problems by simply following a few

steps.

WEB SERVICES

The PCCOE ACM Student Chapter

conducted an Expert Talk on “Web

Services “on 21st of Feb. 2015

The talk was conducted by passed out

PCCOE student of 2014 batch, Mr.

Ajendra Joshi currently working in…

ACM ACTIVITIES

EXPERT TALKS

Mr. Atul Pawar felicitating Mr. Yogesh

Dandawate

Web Services Talk by Mr. Ajendra

Joshi

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TIPCO. In all 50 students attended the talk from SE, TE and BE. He spoke

about web services and XML technology.

CLOUD COMPUTING

An Expert talk on “Recent Trends

in Cloud Computing and

Information Security” was held on

16th February 2015 under the SIG

“Information Security. The speaker

of the day was Mr. Amar

Samarth, Solution Architect,

TechMahindra Ltd. The attendees

of the session were all SIG team

members and interested students

from S.E., T.E., B.E. and M.E.

There were a total of 120 participants for the session.

Industrial Visit: Industrial tour for T.E students was organized

from 1st Mar to 8th Mar 2015 to Jaipur and

Jaisalmer. The companies visited were

CompuCom Software Ltd. Jaipur and Suzlon

Wind Energy Farm, Jaisalmer. 99 students

accompanied by 6 faculty members were part of

the industrial tour. Industrial Visit

Cloud Computing Expert Talk By Mr.

Amar Samarth

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Success Programming Personal Counseling Cell of computer

department arranged an expert talk for

faculties on "Success Programming”

on 7th February 2015. The session was

conducted by Prof. Meera Natarajan,

FE Department, PCCoE. She guided

on Time Management, Stress

Management and also how to handle

the eleventh hour assigned work

which is unexpected. The talk was

very helpful for all the faculties to

improve themselves as well as while

mentoring students to solve their problems.

ANDROID WORKSHOP The PCCOE ACM Student

Chapter conducted an Android

Workshop on 9th, 10th and 11th

of January 2015. The workshop

was organized considering the

interest of the students to learn

and discover the latest

technologies.

Prof. S.S.Sambhare felicitating

Mrs. Meera Natrajan

Image: Prasanna Choudhari explaining

the Concepts of Android.

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Basically the workshop was to demonstrate to the SE students on how to create

basic android applications. There were in all 58 students who participated in the

workshop.

The trainers of the workshop were Gopi Krishna Kapagunta and Prasanna

Choudhari were B.E Comp students.

WORKSHOP ON ‘GETTING STARTED WITH

PATENTING...'

Prof.Dr H.U.Tiwari (Dean R&D,PCCOE),

Prof. S.S.Deshmukh (Assistant Professor, PCCOE (Comp

dept.)and

Prof. U. Shirode (Assistant Professor, PCCOE (E&TC dept.) were

speakers.

The basic awareness and

fundamentals for patenting an idea

or product was discussed in detail.

The Speakers shared their

knowledge to students and all the

doubts regarding patenting were

cleared.

The session was informative and

interactive. Overall 54 students

from S.E to B.E attended the

session.

Prof.Dr H.U.Tiwari conducting the

session

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FDP ON “COMPUTER NETWORK”

FDP on “Computer Network” was conducted for three days from 02/01/2015

to 04/01/2015. Prof. S. S. Sambare discussed the theme of FDP and elaborated

that the FDP is in continuation

with the syllabus revision

workshop conducted at PCCOE.

Dr.Sarang Joshi was present for

the same. Dr. S. J. Wagh, Trinity

COE, Pune as well as member of

BoS Computer Engg., conducted

session on “Unit 4 & 5” of

Computer Network.

Prof. V. V. Kimbhune, SKNCOE, Pune also discussed Unit 2 and some portion

of Unit-3. Prof. Pathan S. K., SKNCOE, Pune discussed Unit 1 and some

portion of Unit-3. Second and third days' sessions were covered by Mr. Nilesh

Deshmukh. He conducted hands-on session on the PL-IV Lab on both days.

OTHER ACTIVITIES:

FDP on 'Design and Analysis of Algorithms' was organized for the faculty

from 8th to 12th June 2015. The event was successfully coordinated by

Prof. S. S. Sambare, Prof. S. Patil and team.

The workshop on Google forms was conducted on 7th Feb 2015 for all

faculties in Computer engineering department. The speaker of the session

was Prof. S. R. Kokate from Computer Department.

A session on 'Benefits of Yoga and Secrets of Pranayama' was organized

on 17th Mar 15.The session was conducted by Mr. N. Lokhande for…

Prof. Dr. Sarang Joshi guiding the faculty

members

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U.G students.

Session on Stress Management and Time Management was conducted by

Mr. Aniruddha Joshi for S.E students on 24th Mar 15.

PARENT’S MEET

As always PCCOE

organizes Parents’ Meet to

improve the overall

performance of students

technically as well as on

personal front. Personal

interaction with parents

definitely imparts caring

attitude that PCCOE believes in. Parents’ Meet was organized by Computer

department on 7th March 2015. Head of the Department, Dr.K. Rajeswari

summarized the gist of Academic Results, Placements and other co-curricular

and extra curricular activities. Total 49 parents were present for the meet and

it was an interactive session.

Prof. Sonali Patil addressing the parents.

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BIG DATA

WHAT IS BIG DATA?

Big data is an evolving term that describes any voluminous amount of structured, semi-

structured and unstructured data that has the potential to be mined for information.

Although big data doesn't refer to any specific quantity, the term is often used when

speaking about petabytes and exabytes of data.

Big data can be characterized by 3Vs:

The extreme volume of data, the wide variety of types of data and the velocity at which

the data must be must processed. Although big data doesn't refer to any specific quantity,

the term is often used when speaking about petabytes and exabytes of data, much of

which cannot be integrated easily.

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Big data analytics is often associated with cloud computing because the analysis of large

data sets in real-time requires a platform like Hadoop to store large data sets across a

distributed cluster and MapReduce to coordinate, combine and process data from

multiple sources.

WHAT IS ITS SCOPE?

According to Forbes,

Demand for Computer Systems Analysts with big data expertise increased 89.9% and

85.40% for Computer and Information Research Scientists.

Demand for Python programming expertise increased 96.9% in big-data related positions.

There was a 123.60% jump in demand for Information Technology Project Managers

with big data expertise, and an 89.8% increase for Computer Systems Analysts.

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BIG DATA IN INDIA

We don’t have a huge number of people who know Big Data, Since the Big data space is

evolving we estimate the numbers rise every year.

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IT Companies are increasingly hiring a lot of Big Data professionals, As the whole

concept of Big data revolves around Software ,Hardware and Data, IT Companies are

developing their service offerings in this space, All Major players like IBM, Infosys,

Wipro, TCS etc. have some part to play in this area.

CONCLUSION

In the future we’ll be able to store and process more data than we can now.

The future looks very much like Hadoop, a framework for data storage and processing on

clusters of commodity hardware.

So as students of computer engineering, we should definitely work on improving our big

data skills.

Compiled By: Alisha Sherekar

Source: Forbes

TE COMP-C

15Discovering Life….

Life is a complex compound , a mixture of happiness , excitement,

enjoyment , enthusiasm , hard work , dedication , determination , sorrow , pain , fear ,

depression , love , friendship , money and the list goes on and on. Having all these

ingredients in the recipe of life is very essential, because having an experience with all

these ingredients will develop a wonderful ‘Dish of Life ’. Trying various permutations

and combinations of these ingredients to make the dish tastier is very important. That

means, analysing your life, your aims and goals will help you to be on the proper track of

life. Moving on in life irrespective of ups and downs and rising everytime you fall will

get you closer to your goals.

However, there is no exact formula for living a successful life , But yes!

There is a formula for living a life full of enjoyment and satisfaction .The way of

discovering that formula is

unique to everyone. Once you

have that formula or the key to

enjoyment and satisfaction, the

barriers of sorrow, pain and

depression will automatically

motivate you to achieve success

and aim higher. So a person who

enjoys life will definitely be

successful and satisfied but vice-

a-versa may not be always true.

“What matters is

not to add years to your life but to add life to your years”- Alexis Carrel, Absolutely true,

isn’t it?

The quality of life that you live matters a lot rather than the quantity. So live each and

every moment, second and hour of your life, utilise the ‘Gift of Life’ to the fullest

because

Life is something you won’t get back...

It is something you must cherish till you last...

As it is a gift given only once to all…

By: Atmaja Sahasrabuddhe

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16DMSA

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND APPLICATIONS

A database management system (DBMS) is a computer program designed to manage a

database, a large set of structured data, and run operations on the data requested by

numerous users. Typical examples of DBMS use include accounting, human resources and

customer support systems.

In short, a DBMS is a database program. Technically speaking, it is a software system

that uses a standard method of cataloguing, retrieving, and running queries on data. The

DBMS manages incoming data, organizes it, and provides ways for the data to be

modified or extracted by users or other programs.

Some DBMS examples include MySQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft Access, SQL Server,

FileMaker, Oracle, RDBMS, dBase, Clipper, and FoxPro. Since there are so many

database management systems available, it is important for there to be a way for them to

communicate with each other. For this reason, most database software comes with an

Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) driver that allows the database to integrate with

other databases.

Applications

Database is widely used all around the world in different sectors:

1. Banking: For customer information, accounts loans and banking transactions.

2. Airlines: For reservations and schedule information. Airlines were among the first to

use database in a geographically disturbed manner-terminals situated around the world

accessed the central database system through phone lines and other data networks.

3. Universities: For student information, course registrations and grades.

4. Credit card transactions: For purchases on credit cards and generation of monthly

statements.

5. Telecommunications: For keeping records of calls made, generating monthly bills,

maintaining balances on prepaid calling cards and storing information about the

communication networks.

6. Finance: For storing information about holdings, sales and purchase of financial

instruments such as stocks and bonds.

7. Sales: For customer, product and purchase information.

8. Manufacturing: For management of supply chain and for tracking production of items

in factories, inventories of items in warehouses/stores and orders for items.

9. Human Resources: For information about employees, salaries, payroll taxes and

benefits and for generation of pay checks.

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1.INFORMATION PROFESSIONAL monitors, troubleshoots and repairs the database

and information management issues and also Source System Data Profiling and Analysis.

utilizing database management systems and experience with DBMS internals

4. EDUCATION CONSULTANT has experiences with relational database management

systems as Architect or Administrator along with excellent classroom management skills.

5. SQL DBA\BI performs database re-organizations as required to assist performance

and ensures uptime of the database. Performs ongoing tuning of database instances.

2. DATABASE ADMINISTRATOR

evaluates and recommends available

database management system (DBMS)

products and has ability to direct the

installation of database management

systems, databases.

3. DATA MANAGEMENT SPECIALIST

demonstrates experience using current

DBMS technologies, application design

Compiled By: Sneha Kewlani

Source: www.google.co.inTE COMP-B

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Research Grants

Dr. J.S. Umale and Mrs. Swati Chandurkar received research

grant sanction by BCUD, SPPU for project entitled 'To analyze

the human emotions and body signals to predict suitable

therapy for depression recovery' ,2014-16 amounting to Rs.

40,000/-.

Mr. R. A. Patil,Mr. P. G. Ahire received research grant

sanction by BCUD, SPPU for project entitled 'Data Mining

hybrid approach for Prediction of critical illness among the

patients' ,2014-16 amounting to Rs.37,000/-.

Patents filed:

T.E students Anaswara Krishnan,Komal Vanjari,Deepika

Shinde and Aakansha Wani filed patent on 'Enhancing the

data privacy on Internet and application related to

Internet,647/MUM/2015.

Paper Publications:

1) Dr. K. Rajeswari with U.G students Acharya Omkar,Sharma

Mayur,Bhalekar Pandurang and Mahesh Kopnar presented

paper on “Improvement in K-means Clustering Algorithm for

Data Clustering” in ICCUBEA,Feb 2015.

2) Dr. J. S. Umale and Mrs. Swati Chandurkar with U.G

students Sadhana Sawant,Abhilasha Ransing and Akshada

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Sable published paper on “Prediction of Work Interest through Analytics

on Online Communication of Employee” in IJAERC,Feb 2015.

3) Prof.S.S.Sambare with U.G students Reena Gandhi,Charushila

Kapde,Priyanka Kumbhar and Bindu Pandit published paper on

“Enhance Recommendation by Providing Location Privacy in Geo-

social Application” in Asian Journal of Engineering & Technology

Innovation ,Dec-2014.

4) Dr. J. S. Umale,Mrs.S.Gudadhe with U.G students N. V. Rohit,Patil

Mayur,Kiran Muske and Yogesh Patil published paper on “Parallel palm

print identification on GPU” in IJARCCE,Jan 2015.

5) Mrs. R.Kharat with U.G students Akash Kale,Dhonde Himanshu,Apte

Prathamesh and Bodke Saurabh presented paper on “Automated Fair

Paper Reviewer Assignment for Conference Management Systems” in

ICCUBEA,Feb 2015.

6) Prof.S.S.Sambare with U.G students Arjunsingh Yadav,Pooja

Natu,Deshana Sethia,Amruta Mundkar published paper inon

“Prevention of Spoofing Attacks in Wireless Networks” in ICCUBEA,

Feb2015.

7) Supriya Shinde and Prof.S.S.Sambare published paper on “Analysis of

Android app Permissions for User's Privacy Preservation” in IJCSE,May

2015.

8) Mrs.S.Chavan , Dr. S.Thepade published paper on “Vigorous Image

Steganography with Transforms, Wavelet Transforms & Hybrid Wavelet

Transforms” in IEEE International Conference INDICON -14,Dec 2014.

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9) Mrs.S.Patil with U.G students Komal Bhagat,Susmita Bhosale and

Madhura Deshmukh presented paper on “Intensification of Security in 2-

Factor Biometric Authentication System” in ICPC- 2015,Jan 2015.

10) Mrs.S.Patil with U.G students Priyanka Sangwan,Tejal

chavan,Vinay Shastri and Akash Sunthwal presented paper on “Reduced

Share Size Audio Secret Sharing” in ICPC- 2015,Jan 2015.

11) Mrs.S.R.Vispute with U.G students Nikita Shahane,Rutuja Pandey

published paper on “Survey of Big Data Analytics using Predictive

Analytics Algorithms and its Use Cases”.

12) Mrs. S. R. Vispute and Mrs. S. Chandurkar with U.G students

Jamir shaikh,Prasad Tambe,Borkar Swapnil and Sonal Thorat presented

paper on “Technical Support using Assistive Robotics for Physically

Challenged People” in ICCUBEA,Feb 2015.

13) Mr.P.Ahire with U.G students Kshitija Tilekar,Tejaswini Jawake

and Pramod Warale presented paper on “Two Way Communicator

between Deaf And Dump People and Normal People” in ICCUBEA,Feb

2015.

14) Mrs.D.Abin with U.G students Manali Bhoj,Tanushree Mahajan

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and Swapnil Bagde presented paper on “Casual Association Mining for

Detection of Adverse Drug Reaction” in ICCUBEA,Feb 2015.

15) Mrs.P.Surana with U.G students Akshay Ghadge,Prashant

Jamdade,Tejas Nandedkar and Nirbhay Bobade published paper on

“Enhancing the Search result for User Query using Iterative User

Feedback” in International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer

& Communication Engg.,Jan 2015.

16) Mrs.B.Mahalakshmi with U.G students Kumar Roy,Kunal

Roy,Kundan Sable and Sandesh Shirude published paper on “Review on

Threshold Based Secret Sharing Schemes” in IJIRCCE,Dec 2014.

17) Mrs. Rajashree R. S. with U.G students Neha Pawar,Rakhi

Naidu,Sweety Nawale and Preeti Sharma published paper on “A Study

on Online Contract Signing Protocols” in IJEAT,Dec 2014.

18) Mrs. Rajasree R.S. and Mrs.S.Pede presented paper on “An Abuse

free Optimistic Signature Exchange Protocol Based On Block Cipher” in

ICCUBEA,Feb 2015.

19) Mr.G.Deshmukh with U.G students Paresh Waghmare,Nitin

Parkhe,Tejas Zagade and Bhushan Rathod published paper on “Human

Thought Controlled Electrical Switching using Fast Fourier Transform”

in IJIRCCE,Dec 2014.

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20) Mrs.Smita Chavan with U.G students Ajitsingh Chouhan,Mangesh

Devraj,Anuj Panday and Vishal Kulkarni published paper on “E-Voting

System using Android and Web-Based Platform” in IJARCS,Jan-Feb

2015.

21) Mr. Atul Pawar with U.G students Pooja Dusing,Shalaka Dhaktode

and Kajal Kamble published paper on “A comparative study of emotion

recognition from facial expression” in IJIRCCE,2015.

22) Mrs.Alka Londhe with U.G students Prakash Kumar,Aditya

Patunkar,Avinash Ukarde and Kapil Patil published paper on “Direct and

Indirect Discrimination Removal by Data Preprocessing” in

IJARCCE,Apr. 2015.

23) Mr.S. S. Deshmukh with U.G students Pratik Patil,Sangram

Parle,Vishal Pathare and Gopal Thate published paper on “Hadoop based

Analytics on Next Generation Medicare System” in IJCSIT,March

2015.

24) Mrs.Archana Kadam with U.G students Mohit Chaurasia,Priyanka

Kamthe,Akshay Mahajan and Anuj Kaul published paper on “Finding

Relevent Search Using Key Words” in IJARCCE,Jan 2015.

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25) Dr. K. Rajeswari with U.G students Sandhya Pawar,Trupti

Phatan,Vishakha Ramteke and Shweta Sawant published paper on

“Multi Annotating Approach for Searching Web Databases” in

IJAIEM,Jan 2015.

26) Mr.S. Hule with U.G students Jerry Antony,Shreyas

Kulkarni,Gopi Krishana and Ashwin Bhide published paper on “Secure

Extended CVS for Acadamia” in IJIRCST,March 2015.

27) Mr.S. Hule with U.G students Snehal Rengade,Varsha

Patil,Priyanka Bansode and Rajani Phadtare published paper on “Fast

Image Downloading System for Medical Domain using Distributed

System” in IJAIEM,jan2015.

28) Mr.R.D. Deokar with U.G students Veena Dange,Pallavi

Deshmukh,Sayali Deshpande and Madhubala Girase published paper on

“Improval Fault Tolerant Architecture for HDFS using Distributed

Name Space” in IJIRCST, March 2015.

29) Mr.R.D. Deokar with U.G students Sagar Hagawane,Shreenath

Iyer and Vivek Labade published paper on “Load Balancing in Parallel

Network File System using Adaptive Load Data Migration” in

IJCSIT,March 2015.

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30) Mrs.Smita Chavan with U.G students, Arjunsingh Yadav, Priya

Tonde, Priyanka Yewale published paper on “Proposition for Complete

Homomorphic Encryption using Grids in Cloud Computing” in

IJISET,April 2015.

31) Mrs. Radha Deoghare,Ms. Santwana Gudadhe and Ms. Pallavi

Dhade published paper on “Windows ReFS file System- A study” in

IJARCCE,May 2015.

32) Mrs. Radha Deoghare with U.G students Pallavi Mane,Samiksha

Nagmote, Shubhangi Musle, and Shraddha Sarwade published paper on

"Android based Smart Parking System" in IJIRCCE Vol. 3 Issue 5, May

2015.

33) Aniket G. Meshram and Prof. Sonal Gore published paper on

“Runtime Monitoring of parameters in File System Metadata to

Maintain the Consistency” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

34) Yogita Shinde and Dr. Sudeep Thepade published paper on

“Sectorisation of various Combinations of Hybrid Wavelet Transforms

for Content Based Image Retrieval” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

35) Rupali Bhondawe and Dr S. D. Thepde published paper on “Score

Level fusion of the Signatures of Iris & Palmprint traits for Multimodal

Biometric Identification” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

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36) Madhura Kalbhore and Dr S. D. Thepde published paper on

“Video Cataloging Using Fractional Energy of Transformed Content of

Video Using Various Data Mining Classifiers” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

37) Payal Dhakate, Dr. K. Rajeswari and Deepa Abin published paper

on “A modified approach for classifier ensemble in medical data

analysis” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

38) Pritam H Patil and Dr. Sudeep D. Thepade published paper on

“Performance Assessment of Codebook Generation Techniques of

Vector Quantization for Novel Video Key Frame Extraction Method” in

cPGCON, Feb 2015.

39) Prof. S. S. Sambare and Satyajeet R. Shinge published paper on

“Energy-Efficiency in Wireless Sensor Network using Clustering and

Compression” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

40) Dipali Kharche and Prof. A. D. Thakare published paper on “An

improved ACPSO method for data clustering with multiple objective

functions” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

41) Nalini Yadav and Dr. Sudeep Thepde published paper on “Content

based video retrievel using hybrid Wavelet Transform with Energy

Compaction” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

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42) Rupali Patil,Prof. Sonali Patil and Dr. Sudeep Thepde published

paper on “Secure Biometric Authentication using Secret Sharing” in

cPGCON, Feb 2015.

43) Supriya Shinde and Prof. Santosh Sambare published paper on

“Novel Approach to privacy Permission Management for Android

Applications” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

44) Suvarna Thube and Prof. Sonali Patil published paper on

“Enhancing Medical Image Security using Secret Sharing” in cPGCON,

Feb 2015.

45) Suvarna Patil and Prof. Anuradha Thakare published paper on

“Improved Data Clustering Using Hybrid Genetic Candidate Group

Search Method” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

46) Lokesh Katore and Dr. J. S. Umale published paper on “Novel

approach to recommend career options to engineering students using

improved analytic” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

47) Ravindra Zarekar and Prof. S. S. Sambare published paper on

“Efficient reliable data delivery mechanism for mobile adhoc network

based on priority selection” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

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48) Niket Choudhary and Prof. Sonal Gore published paper on

“Pattern based Natural Langauge Interface to Database with nested

Query support” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

49) Shyam C. Deshmukh and Prof. S.S. Deshmukh published paper on

Improved load balancing in Distributed file system’ in cPGCON, Feb

2015.

50) Bhakti Ratnaparkhi and Dr. J. S. Umale published paper on

“Improved student psychology prediction and recommendation strategy

using 2 phase data analysis” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

51) Lokesh Katore, Bhakti Ratnaparkhi and Dr. J.S.Umale published

paper on “Novel Professional Carrier Prediction and Recommendation

method for individual thought Analysis on personal traits using C4.5

algorithm” in cPGCON, Feb 2015.

52) Lokesh Katore,Dr.K.Rajeswari and Dr.V.Vaithiyanathan

published paper on “Analysis of different algorithm using Weka Tool

and increase of accuracy using Filter” in IJRIT,May 2015.

53) Supriya Shinde and Prof. S. S. Sambare published paper on

“Enhancement on Privacy Permission Management for Android Apps”

in IEEE - GCCT 15,April 2015.

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54) Payal Dhakate, Dr. K. Rajeswari published paper on “An

ensemble approach to medical dataset analysis using feature selection”

in IEEE-ICCT 2015,April 2015.

55) Bhakti Ratnaparkhi and Dr. J. S. Umale published paper on

“Improved student psychology prediction and recommendation strategy

using 2 phase data analysis” in IEEE-ICCT 2015,April 2015.

56) Dipali Kharche, A. D. Thakare published paper on “ACPSO:

Hybridization of Antcolony and particle swarn Algorithm for

optimisation in data clustering using multiobjective functions” in IEEE-

ICCT 2015,April 2015.

57) Pritam Patil and Dr. Sudeep Thepade published paper on “Diverse

Color Spaces in Video Keyframe Extraction Technique using Thepade's

Sorted Ternary Block Truncation Coding with Assorted Similarity

Measures” in IEEE-ICCT 2015,April 2015.

58) Dr. Sudeep Thepade and Nalini Yadav published paper on “Novel

Efficient Content Based Video Retrieval method using Cosine-Haar

Hybrid Wavelet Transform and Fractional Energy” in IEEE-ICCUBEA

15,Feb 2015.

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59) Dr. Sudeep Thepade and Nalini Yadav published paper on “Partial

Energy of Hybrid Wavelet Transformed Videos for Content Based Video

Retrieval with various Similarity measures using Cosine, Haar and

Walsh Transforms” in IEEE-ICCT 2015,April 2015.

60) Aniket G. Meshram and Prof.Sonal Gore published paper on

“Study of Techniques for Checking the Consistency in File System” in

IJCA,2015.

61) Bhakti Ratnaparkhi and Dr. J. S. Umale published paper on “ State

of the Art of Prediction and Recommender System” in IJCA,Dec 2014.

62) Niket Choudhary and Prof.Sonal Gore published paper on

“Pattern based approach for Natural Language Interface to Database” in

IJERA,2015.

63) Payal Dhakate,Dr. K. Rajeswari and Deepa Abin published paper

on “Analysis of Medical datasets using various measures” in IJCA,Feb

2015.

64) Pritam H Patil and Dr. Sudeep D. Thepade published paper on “A

Literature Survey of Keyframe Extraction Techniques for Video Content

Summarization” in IJETSR and IJAET,2015.

65) Shyam C. Deshmukh and Prof. S.S. Deshmukh published paper on

“A survey : Load Balancing in Distributed file system”,IJCA,2015.

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66) Supriya Shinde and Prof. S. S. Sambare published paper on

“Survey on Privacy Permission Management Approaches for Android

OS Applications” in IJCA, Dec 2014.

67) Dr. K. Rajeswari and Nalini Yadav published paper on “Usage of

Classification based association for Removal of Noisy attribute” in

IJCA,Dec 2014.

68) Dr. Sudeep Thepade and Nalini Yadav published paper on

“Assessment of Similarity Measurement Criteria in Thepade’s Sorted

Ternary Block Truncation Coding (TSTBTC) for Content Based Video

Retrieval” in IEEE conference,Jan 2014.

69) Ritika Hirwane published paper on “Content based image retrieval:

Feature extraction, current Techniques, Promising

Directions”,IJARCSSE,Vol 5 ,Issue 5 ,May 2015.

Higher Studies Cell:

A seminar on was conducted by GATE coaching in association with

Imperial Institute on 8/03/15 was conducted by Mr.Paresh Gugle for S.E

students to raise awareness of GATE preparation.

A seminar on “Higher Education Campaign” for T.E students was

conducted by Mr.Arpan Suryawanshi from The Chopras Pvt. Ltd. on

13/01/15.

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ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

Highlights of Academic Excellence in UoP Examination Results for Sem-I(2014-15):

Computer Department Toppers :

S.E. Toppers

T.E. Toppers

B.E. Toppers Sr.

No. Seat No. Name of the Student Total Marks Percentage

1 B80334249 GOLE MADHURA SITARAM 595 79

2 B80334262 KALE PRAJAKTA GOVIND 575 77

3 B80334225 CHOUGULE POOJA RAOSAHEB 560 75

4 B80334326 SANGWAN PRIYANKA SURESH 557 74

5 B80334230 DESHMUKH MADHURA JAYWANT 555 74

Sr. No. Seat No. Name of the Student Total Marks Percentage

1 S120334299 KALIA SHRUTI RAJIV 605 80.67

2 S120334389 SHRINIVAS LAXMAN PHALLE 593 79.07

3 S120334413 WADGAONKAR SIDDHI PRADEEP 585 78.00

4 S120334267 GAWARE SAMPADA HARIDAS 581 77.46

5 S120334309 KEWLANI SNEHA DILIPKUMAR 580 77.33

Sr.

No. Seat No. Name of the Student Total Marks Percentage

1 T120334383 SARNOT SURABHI SANTOSH 583 78

2 T120334358 PATIL PRATIKSHA YASHWANT 582 78

3 T120334293 KANCHAN LAXMAN PAWAR 571 76

4 T120334249 DISHA TEJPAL 568 76

5 T120334222 BHOWMIK KRITIKA DINESHC. 566 75

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The following students have made their way in the Merit List Of Savitribai

Phule Pune University Exanination for April-May 2014.

GOLE MADHURA SITARAM (TE COMP)

KALE PRAJAKTA GOVIND (TE COMP)

LANDGE MITA ABHIMANYU (BE COMP)

PLACEMENTS

75 students of Computer department have been placed in highly reputed

companies with very good package.The companywise details are as

mentioned below:

TCS (26)

L&T InfoTech(31)

KPIT(03)

Persistent(02)

IBM (02)

Informatica/TCS(02)

Polaris /TCS (01)

Bristlecone(02)

CapGemini(02)

HP(01)

InfoStreach(01)

Yodlee/TCS(01)

MuSigma /TCS(01).

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EVENT WINNERS

1) Sagar Jain, Jambhkar Omkar, Kadam Pratik of SE-A won 1st prize in the

event Mini Project, Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCoE, Pune.

2) Avinash Ghatge of SE-A won 1st prize in the event Google Challenge

organized by RSCOE, Pune.

3) Ankush Dudani of SE-A won 2nd prize in the event Interview

Challenge,Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCoE, Pune.

4) Vijay Jadhav of SE-A won 2nd prize in the event Poster

Competition ,Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCoE, Pune.

5) Kshitij Malhara and Vishal Maurya of SE-B won 1st prize in the event

Neo(Coding Competition)Zeon 15 National Tech Fest organized by

D.Y.Patil Engg College, Pimpri.

6) Rohit Keswani of SE-B won 1st prize in the event Interview Challenge

organized under Techlligent 2015,PCCoE, Pune.

7) Pawan Musle of SE-B won 2nd prize in the event Kho Kho organized by

Cummins College.

8) Pooja Khyadgi, Pranali Lokhande, Prerana Rai, Sneha Korade of SE-B

participated in the event Inter College Kho Kho Competition organized

by PCCoE,Pune and were Runner Up.

9) Sneha Korade of SE-B participated in the event Inter College Kho Kho

Competition organized by D.Y.Patil,Ambi and was Runner Up.

10) Pawan Musle of SE-B won 3rd prize in the event Kho Kho

organized by COEP.

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11) Snehal Kachale of SE-C participated in the event Guiness dance

show and won the record

12) Tejas Ghanekar of TE-A won the event Techlligent-2015 Can u

droid? organized by PCCoE, Pune.

13) Mayuri Deshpande, Rutuja Joshi of TE-A won 2nd prize the event

“Dekh Bhai Dekh” street play organized by Symbiosis Institute of

Media & Communication.

14) Vijendra Kumar of TE-A won 2nd prize the event Swartarang, Kavi

Sammelan organized by PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune.

15) Rohan Bhagwat of TE-A participated in the event IBNC India &

ACES – ACM organized by IIT-Delhi as a zonal representative.

16) Pranjali Gabale of TE-A was a Runner Up in the event Sangharsh

2015, Kho - Kho organized by PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune.

17) Tejas Dhawale, Alap Kango of TE-A were Runner Up in the event

Techlligent-2015 Can u droid? organized by PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune.

18) Deepika shinde, Komal vanjari, Aakansha Wani, Anaswara

Krishnan of TE-B won 1st prize in the event Techlligent Paper

Presentation organized by PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune.

19) Deepika shinde, Komal vanjari of TE-B won 1st prize in the event

Eureka Poster competition organized by PCCOE, Nigdi, Pune.

20) Punit Parihar, Vaishakh Gulab, Amol wairagde, Subodh Awate,

Manish Kumar, Krishna Yadav of TE-B and won the event Annual

interclass Basketball organized by PCCOE, Nigdi,Pune.

21) Punit Parihar, Vaishakh Gulab, Amol Wairagde, Subodh Awate,

Manish Kumar and Krishna Yadav from TE-B Won the Annual interclass

basketball competition organized by PCCOE.

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22) Himanshu Yadav from TE-B won the 3rd prize in Treasure hunt

organized by JSPM,Pune.

23) Pallavi Kaul, Kanchan Pawar, Pratiksha Patil and Varsha Magade

from TE-B were the runner up’s in the Inter class kho-kho competition

organized by PCCOE.

24) Bhushan Sane and Yuvraj Sargar from TE-C won the Technoquiz

event in Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCOE.

25) Dipika Khairnar from TE-C won the Retromania event in

Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCOE.

26) Pavan Chopade from TE-C won 2nd prize in Retromania organized

by PCCOE.

27) Chinmay Inamdar and Bhushan Mahajan from TE-C won 2nd prize

in Paper presentation, Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCOE.

28) Pallavi Wadkar and Aishwarya Shinde from TE-C won 2nd prize in

Techmaster, Techlligent 2015 organized by PCCOE.

29) Suyog Gaikwad and Sujay Bankar from TE-C stood 3rd in carom

competition organized by civil department, PCCOE.

30) Anuj Kaul from BE-A Won the cricket 07, Zion 15 organized by DY

Patil IOET,Pimpri.

31) Jamir Shaikh and Prasad Tambe from BE-A stood 1st in Paper

presentation organized by JSPM’s RSCOE.

32) Jamir Shaikh and Prasad Tambe from BE-A stood 1st in

VULCAN:Paper presentation organized by AIT,Pune.

33) Jamir Shaikh and Prasad Tambe from BE-A got the “best paper

award” in IEEE-ICCUBEA-2015 organized by PCCOE.

34) Sonal Thorat and Swapnil Borkar from BE-A got the “best paper

award” in IEEE-ICCUBEA-2015 organized by PCCOE.

35) Jamir Shaikh, Sonal Thorat and Swapnil Borkar from BE-A stood

1st in the Presentation Showdown event organized by DY Patil Technical

Campus, Talegaon.

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The Song that Modifies The Memory

Words make you think. Music makes you feel. A song makes

you feel a thought.

Writing is certainly no cup of cake, but when it comes to

music my heart starts beating and those beats turn into words.

Music is life as everyone says but for me it is my family, my true

friend which abides by me for the ebb and flow of my life. A Song

describes the ballgame of life. The lyrics of the song are its roots

which when blended together gives the most delightful experience

to listen to that is music.

A song is something that is outlives all the sermons of

memory. There are different phases of our life which we go

through, on the similar track there are distinct songs which describe

these phases. Trance the genre of electronic dance music for the

young ones out there is the one that creates those vibes among the

juvenescence. Music is something that makes a joyful person

emotional and a sombre person cheerful.

Put on the headphones and sense the joy of music. Feeling

lone start the trance you like and groove yourself in the world of

music, and don’t worry about anything else. Life is a song- just sing

it. Turn on the 9XM’s and M’Tunes and just sing and dance as if

there will be no tomorrow, and feel on top of the air. This is the

strength of music.

If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we

shall speak once again together and you shall sing to me a deeper

song.

By: Ankush Dudani TE COMP -A

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Weekly Newsletter

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Work/life balance is at best an

elusive ideal and at worst a complete myth, today’s senior executives will tell you. But by making deliberate choices about which opportunities they’ll pursue and which they’ll decline, rather than simply reacting to emergencies, leaders can and do engage meaningfully with work, family, and community. They’ve discovered through hard experience that prospering in the senior ranks is a matter of carefully combining work and home so as not to lose themselves, their loved ones, or their foothold on success. Those who do this, vigilantly manage their own human capital, endeavoring to give both work and home their due over a period of years, not weeks or days.

Lets Spread Positivity. Smile More!

For Those who find it difficult it is

less management and more of overlapping both the things. Its all about how you focus on one aspect and yet keeping in mind the other. For instance after a long day at College/Office it is always better to have a 20 min Coffee with a friend or colleague instead of staying alone this not only is gives you the time to socialize but also gives you the

refreshing time you need to get out of

the mundane. Taking a

small example such as above you can take these short breaks in between your busy schedule and keep your social life balanced with proper decision on whether to react or to decline whichever proves to be of greater advantage.

“How To Manage Social Life And Work?”

Compiled By: Vishal Maurya

Source:www.google.comTE COMP-B