JSS ACADEMY OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

NEWS@ISE Biannual E-Newsletter (Aug 2017 – Jan 2018)

Vol-3 Issue -1 (Jan 2018)

Table of Content

Activities at department

1. Workshops/Seminars/Conference

2. Industrial Visits

3. Research @ISE

4. Parents teachers Meet

5. Faculty Corner

From the Editorial Desk

With Immense pleasure and delight we are happy to share that Department of ISE has got accreditation by NBA for a period of three years from 2017 to 2020.

In this issue of our e-newsletter NEWS@ISE academic and research activities, achievements of faculties and students during August 2017-Januay 2018 are discussed. We hope the newsletter helps in motivating the young minds to kindle their knowledge and use it as a platform to express their creativity.

Vision Of The Department

To emerge as a centre of academic excellence,

by producing competent professionals to meet

the global challenges in the field of Information

Science and Technology.

Mission Of The Department M1. To prepare the competent professionals to

meet the advancements in the industry and

academia by imparting quality technical

education.

M2. To enrich the technical ability of students

to face the world with confidence,

commitment and teamwork.

M3. To inculcate and practice strong techno-

ethical values.

Program Specific Outcomes PSO1: Apply the Programming Skills to solve

Engineering problems

PSO2: Adaptability to Software Development

Methodologies

PSO3: Demonstrate the knowledge towards

the Domain specific and initiatives of

Information Science & Engineering

To emerge as a centre of academic excellence,

by producing competent professionals to meet

the global challenges in the field of

Information Science and Technology

Workshops/Seminars/Conference

A technical talk on "CompuMusic Technology- Creation of Music using Software", under the

banner of Computer Society of India and the Department Cultural club for the students of ISE

Department was arranged on 17-08-2017 at 10A.M .The speaker was Mr.

ChidambaraKalamaji, Adjunct Professor-PES University, Bangalore. Dr. D V Ashoka

organized the event

Department of Information Science and

Engineering under the banner of Computer

Society of India JSSATE Chapter was

organized a technicl talk onInformation

and storage issues in Modern Intelligent

environments 23rd september 2017 in the

JSSATE , Bangalore college campus.

The program was coordinated by Dr. D V

Ashoka.

An awareness program on importance of rivers titled “Rally for Rivers” was conducted to create

awareness about the natural water resource rivers. The resource persons were Achyut and

Sowmya from Isha Foundation. The event was organized by Mrs. M B Apsara on 17/8/17.

A Technical talk was organized by Information Science Department on 19-08- 2017 on

“RecentTrends & opportunities in VLSI industry”. The expert speaker MrNarasimha

Kamath , Head at Kanada Technologies, Bangalore. This talk focused on the recent trends in

VLSI technology with an emphasis on current research avenues. The Talk was very informative

and interactive and was a good learning experience for the students.The technical talk covered

both video session on chip fabrication and VLSI applications, Importance of hardware

description language. The event was coordinated by Mrs. Rekha P M and Mrs. Anitha P.

The corporate interactions for the students have proven to contribute much to their social &

technological well-being. It is also a platform where students could express and show out their

output in relation to what is being learnt in the classroom.

In view of this, JSS Academy of Technical Education organized a Corporate Orientation with

the given theme: “Service Oriented Architecture(SOA)” to be facilitated to the final year IT

related branch students on Monday, 11/Sep/2017 during 11 AM to 12:30 PM, by SHIVA

MURTHY M.S., CEO, GenMarQ, Bengaluru. The event was organized by Dr. Dayananda P.

A technical talk on “Data Transformation” was organized on 16/10/2017. The speaker for the

session was Mr.BasavarajHiremath. The event was coordinated by Mrs.Anitha P.

Achievements

Dr. Malini M Patil participated and presented a

paper entitled ”Handling Concept Drift in Data

Streams by using Drift Detection Methods.“ in

the 2nd

International conference on Data

Management , Analytics and Innovation, at

Institute of Industrial and Computer

Management & Research (IICMR), Pune, 19-21

January 2018. She was also awarded First

Position for Best Paper Presentation in Track:

Big Data Management. The award was sponsored

by SPINGER with a gift voucher of EUR 200.

Dr.Dayananda P was sanctioned a fund of Rs. 1,25,000/- for the project titled “Detection of cancer in

colonography images using GPU”. NVIDIA Corp.. is the funding agency

Industrial Visit A batch of 55 students (5 th semester) and 2 staff coordinators from Information Science and Engineering

department of JSSATEB visited the ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC) at old Airport Road,Vimanapura Post,

Bengaluru-17 on 23.10.2017. ISRO Satellite Centre (ISAC), Bengaluru, is the lead centre for conceptualization, design, development, fabrication, Integration and testing of complex satellite

technology and is also actively engaged in the Research & Development in the area of advanced state of

art technologies, total management of all satellite missions, creation of a vibrant space industry for realization of space systems, technology transfer, academia interface, etc.

Third International Conference on Cognitive Computing and Information Processing CCIP 2017

was held on 15 and 16 Dec 2017. It was jointly organized by the Dept of CSE and ISE. The

dignitaries present were Dr. K. Dinesh, Co- Founder, Infosys Ltd., Dr. Michael Carl, Director,

CRITT, Copenhagen Business School, Denmark, Dr. C. Ranganathaiah, Director ( A & A),

JSSMVP , Dr. T. N Nagabhushan, Principal, SJCE, Mysuru, Dr. Mrityunjaya V Latte, Principal,

JSSTAE, Bengaluru. Dr. PrabhudevJagadeesh& Dr. Chayadevi M L, General chairs of the CCIP

2017.

The Conference provided a wonderful platform for researchers to enrich their knowledge base

and explore the innovations in Cognitive Computing and Information Processing.Research papers

were received from India, Australia, Greece, USA and Singapore. Upholding the quality

requirements, around 33% of the received papers were selected for presentation by the expert

committee after thorough review process. All the presented papers were published by the

prestigious Communications in Computer and Information Science (CCIS), Springer.

Articles Published/Presented at International Journal/ Conferences

Name of the Faculty

Publication details

Dr. D V Ashoka

A Paper titled “Exploration of Neural Network Models for Defect Detection

andClassification” was published in International Journal of Convergence

Computing, Vol 2, Issue 3-4, Pages 220-234

A paper on “Event Data Analysis in Large Virtualized Environment” was

presented at the "Third International Conference on Cognitive Computing

andInformation Processing (CCIP – Dec 2017)"JSSATE, B’luru (Springer)

Dr. Malini M Patil

A paper titled “Pharma Data analytics: An Emerging” was presented IEEE

International Conference on Smart Technologies for smart nations held on

August 17- 19, 2017 at REVA University, Bengaluru

DOI:10.1109/SmartTechCon.2017.8358578Electronic ISBN: 978-1-5386-0569-

1

A paper “Handling concept drift in data streams by using rift detectionmethods”

was presented in the International conference on data mgmt,analytics and

innovations at IICMR (Springer) ,Pune India on 19-21st January

A paper entitled “A Systematic Study of Data Wrangling” was published in

International Journal of Information Technology and Computer Science, Vol.

10, Issue 10, pp. 32-39 (Jan 2018).

Nethravathi B

A paper titled “Cooperative Communication Protocols in WLAN-A

Comprehensive Review” was published in the journal International Journal of

Engineering Technology Science and Research (IJETSR), ISSN: 2394-3386,

Vol 4, Issue 10, Oct 2017

The Department of Information Science organized parent-teacher meeting on Saturday, 7th Oct,

2017 in MB-223, at 11.00 am. The main purpose of the meet was to create a common platform,

where teacher and parents come together to enrich the student’s educational experiences and

discuss variety of issues, regarding all round development of students. Mrs. Rekha P M

coordinated the event.

Faculty Corner

Data use draining your battery? Tiny device to speed up memory while also saving power

The more objects we make "smart," from watches to entire buildings, the greater the need for

these devices to store and retrieve massive amounts of data quickly without consuming too much

power. Millions of new memory cells could be part of a computer chip and provide that speed

and energy savings, thanks to the discovery of a previously unobserved functionality in a material

called molybdenum ditelluride.

A new functionality in a two-dimensional material

The two-dimensional material stacks into multiple layers to build a memory cell that allows data

to be stored and retrieved much faster on a computer chip, saving battery life.

Researchers at Purdue University engineered this device in collaboration with the National

Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Chip-maker companies have long called for better

memory technologies to enable a growing network of smart devices. One of these next-

generation possibilities is resistive random access memory, or RRAM for short.

In RRAM, an electrical current is typically driven through a memory cell made up of stacked

materials, creating a change in resistance that records data as 0s and 1s in memory. The sequence

of 0s and 1s among memory cells identifies pieces of information that a computer reads to

perform a function and then store into memory again.

A material would need to be robust enough for storing and retrieving data at least trillions of

times, but materials currently used have been too unreliable. So RRAM hasn't been available yet

for wide scale use on computer chips.

Molybdenum ditelluride could potentially last through all those cycles. Molybdenum ditelluride

allows a system to switch more quickly between 0 and 1, potentially increasing the rate of storing

and retrieving information. This is because when an electric field is applied to the cell, atoms are

displaced by a tiny distance, resulting in a state of high resistance, noted as 0, or a state of low

resistance, noted as 1, which can occur much faster than switching in conventional RRAM

devices.Because less power is needed for these resistive states to change, a battery could last

longer.

In a computer chip, each memory cell would be located at the intersection of wires, forming a

memory array called cross-point RRAM.

"Logic," which processes data, and "interconnects," wires that transfer electrical signals.Logic

and interconnects drain battery too, so the advantage of an entirely two-dimensional architecture

is more functionality within a small space and better communication between memory and logic.

Millions of new memory cells could be part of a computer chip and save power for smart devices,

thanks to the discovery of a previously unobserved functionality in a super thin material.

Author: Mrs. Rekha P M

Asst. Professor, ISE

Time Management and Productivity “I am busy, I don’t have time” is a common slogan used by most of the people today, specially the younger generation. The important point to be contemplated is everyone has 24 hours. The essential tip is

to learn from the winners who have achieved in their life in those 24 hours. Mr. Narendra Modi, Dr. A P J

Abdul Kalam, Mr. Mukesh Ambani, Elon Musk and the list of the winners go on. Don’t allow the smaller things to take your time. If you do so you will not be able to accomplish the

bigger tasks. Figure out the highest priorities and do your best to work first on those things that will take

you one step towards your goal. Once your goal-related activities are scheduled, then you can reschedule

all the other activities that are less important, but still you need to do it. That is what the winners do. You too can be a winner with proper time management.

To be more precise every day spent is a matter of seconds. Every morning 12:00 AM you are credited

with 86,400 seconds. Every night this account becomes empty. There is no option left for fixed deposit, withdraw or carry forward. It is left to you how to invest those 86,400 seconds efficiently. Managing

those seconds depends on your body clock. Each one of us comes with an in built body clock. The clock

tells you to act according to the body and change your lifestyle according to that. When the body is filled

with energy, utilize that time. Put all your efforts when you are active.

There are three stages in your life: past, present and future. The past is for learning from experience to live well in the present and prepare for the future. Divide your time into high-output and low-output hours.

High-output hours are when you can do more in less time. The tips during high-output hours are:

1. Personal Discipline.

2. First things first. 3. Make a to-do-list.

4. Budget your time.

Remember 80% of your success comes from 20% of your activities. How does this work? There is a famous saying “Reap as you Sow”. It means what you do today is what

you get tomorrow. You reap what you sow in those 86,400 seconds. So what do want to sow? If you want

trust, sow honesty. If you want victory, sow perseverance. If you want success, sow hard work and

determination. Good time management leads to prosperity and bad time management leads to destruction says Chanakya.

Tips for Good Time Management:

1. Don’t postpone the work. 2. Time bound for planning.

3. Find out your high-output hours.

4. Prioritize and Focus. In a nutshell, “Fruits of labor are based on the choices you make through those 86,400 seconds”.

Author: Nagamani N Purohit

Asst. Professor, ISE

FACULTY STRUCTURE

PROFESSOR Dr. D V Ashoka

ASSOCIATE PROFESSORS Dr. Chayadevi M.L Dr. Malini M Patil DrDayananda P

ASSISTANT PROFESSORS Mrs. Sumathi H.R Mrs. Mamatha .G Mrs. Apsara M.B Mrs. Nagamani N. Purohit Mrs. Rekha P.M Ms. Hamsavani R.N Mrs. B.Nethravathi Mrs. AnithaPalaksha Mrs. Sudha P.R Mrs. Sowmya K.N MrsFathimaAfroz Mr. Anil B C MrsNagashree S

MrsSahana V

SUPPORTING STAFF STRUCTURE

Name Designation

Pradyumna Foreman

Gajendra J Instructor

Sowmya G Instructor

Mahendra M Instructor

Manjunatha H S Instructor

Sowmya P Instructor

Mahadevaswamy H V Attender

Ramya M Lab helper

Sreedhara S D Lab helper

Manukumar K S Lab helper

Mahadevaswamy N Lab helper

Editorial Board 1. Dr. Chayadevi M.L Associate Professor & HOD, ISE 2. Mrs. Nagamani N P, Assistant Professor, ISE 3. Mrs. Sowmya K N, Assistant Professor, ISE JSS Academy of Technical Education

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