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THE PRISM-CSE DEPT. NEWSLETTER VOLUME-1 ISSUE-1 JULY-DECEMBER 2016 P

THE PRISM

“Life is like a prism. What you see depends on how you turn the glass.” - Jonathan Kellerman.

Director’s Message

It gives me immense pleasure in presenting you the creative efforts of students and faculties of Computer Science and Engineering department who have contributed to bring out the first edition of CSE department Newsletter “The Prism”.

The Inderprastha Engineering College (I.P.E.C.) has grown and continues to retain its growth in various fields. The college has always been thriving to deliver quality education together with their active participation in extracurricular activities to hone their unrecognized skills. I congratulate the editorial team for their hard work and commitment that has resulted into the publication of the first issue of this newsletter.

Dr. B. C. Sharma

HOD’s Message

I am delighted to bring out the message that our Department of Computer Science and Engineering at IPEC has embarked on a new venture of publishing newsletter of CSE department “THE PRISM”. The newsletter is intended to be published twice in a year.

The Newsletter has briefed up the achievements of CSE department such as: seminars, workshops, industrial visits attended by students and faculties, various competitions, projects and achievements which embodies the efforts of department and college to make it a center of excellence in education and research. I wish success to all the contributors for their untiring efforts in releasing the Newsletter of CSE department.

Dr. Rekha Kashyap

THE PRISM-CSE DEPT. NEWSLETTER 2

It gives us a great pleasure to

bring you the first issue of THE

PRISM, the newsletter of CSE

department at IPEC, Ghaziabad.

The department has shown

tremendous growth in recent

past and continues to sustain it.

The quality and progress of an

institute depends on the

contributions and achievement

of its students and teachers. The

purpose of this newsletter is to

inform, engage, inspire and

entertain a diverse readership by

exhibiting all the contributions

and achievements of CSE

students and faculty

members and thus presenting

an honest portrait of

department.

We would like to place our

gratitude and thanks to all who

have contributed to make this

effort a success. We profusely

thank our director Dr. B.C.

Sharma, HOD Dr. Rekha

Kashyap and management for

providing support and

encouragement in this endeavor.

FOR ANY QUERIES CONTACT US AT

Email id [email protected]

Members of Editorial Board

Editor- in- Chief – Dr. Anchal Jain (Asso. Prof. CSE)

Editor – Nupur Pandey (CSE 4th year)

Sub- Editors - Mukul Sharma (CSE 4th year)

Nishant Singh (CSE 3rd year)

Members – Ms. Chahat Sharma (Asst. Prof. CSE)

D Shruti (CSE 4th year)

Divyanshi Gupta (CSE 3rd year)

Abhay Jain (CSE 3rd year)

Pranav Jain (CSE 3rd year)


To provide ample opportunity to the young engineers for evolving their core competencies for

building up their career as world class professionals with strong foundation, in-depth

knowledge and versatile personality to meet the challenges of global economy.

To develop the department into a center of excellence in learning of Computer Science

Engineering by way of following:

M1 - To impart quality education to produce innovative and globally competent technocrats

having sound knowledge in the ever changing field of computer science.

M2 - Providing suitable environment through state of art laboratories, industry tie-ups, Project

labs and workshops for perusing higher education and research.

M3 - Inculcate the values of leadership, integrity with sensitivity to societal issues.


Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

Graduates will be able to demonstrate proficiency in:

PEO1: - Ability to apply the fundamentals of computer science to identify, analyze, and design innovative

solutions for engineering problems using the domains of algorithms, system software, Computer

architecture, web technologies and networking for efficient design of computer-based systems of varying

complexity.

PEO2:- Ability to employ modern computer languages with focus on open platforms to develop software and

manage team based innovative projects with professional behavior and ethics.

Program Outcomes (POs)

Engineering Knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals

and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review literature and analyze complex engineering problems

reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural science and

engineering sciences.

Design / Development of Solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design

system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for

the public health and safety and the cultural, societal and environmental considerations.

Conduct Investigations of Complex problems: Use research based knowledge and research methods

including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information

to provide valid conclusions.

Modern Tool Usage: Create, Select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern

engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an

understanding of the limitations.

The Engineer and Society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal,

health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the

professional engineering practice.

Environment and Sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in

societal and environmental context and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable

development.

Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of

the engineering practice.

Individual and Team Work: Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in

diverse teams and in multidisciplinary settings.

Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering

community and with the society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective

reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear

instructions.

Project Management and Finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering

and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team,

to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.

Life Long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage in

independent and lifelong learning in the broadcast of technological change.


We have been fascinated with gadgets that function on a

grander scale. But it’s only been in the past several years

that we’ve seen IOT’s true potential. One of the most

prevailing example of Internet of Things technology is

the Nest, a smart thermostat that’s connected to the

internet. The Nest learns your family’s routines and will

automatically adjust the temperature based on when

you’re home or away, awake or asleep, hot or cold, to

make your house more efficient and help you save on

heating and cooling bills.

To understand the importance and benefits of this

technology GENESIS (CSE Dept. forum) in association

with TECHFEST-IIT Bombay and I3indya technologies

organized a two day IOT workshop for students on 11-12

August 2016. The key speaker of the workshop was Mr.

Kaushal Kumar and was assisted by Mr. Shravan Kumar

and Mr. Nazish.

The workshop was divided into 2 segments training and

challenge.

1. TRAINING

Training session aimed at imparting basic knowledge of

Internet of Things that covered Robotics, Embedded

Systems, and Sensor Management, Micro- controllers,

Web servers and TCP/IP.

Training was divided into 4 sessions, each session

comprised of training session and a practical session.

OUTCOMES OF THE TRAINING SESSION:

1. Difference between Micro-processor and Micro-

controller

2. Overview about ATmega8 MCU

3. Programming of MCU and reading the environmental

parameter.

4. One Can design any practical based on Relay, GSM

module.

2. CHALLENGE SESSION: It comprised of 2 tasks: PC controlled AC appliances and

Call using GSM module.

Each team comprised of maximum four members, they

had to complete the tasks in the given amount of time

and resources. Five teams qualified for the next round.

All 5 teams that entered the next round had to submit an

abstract idea, on the basis of which they were to be

shortlisted to compete at Techfest, IIT Bombay.

SHORTLISTED PARTICIPANTS- TEAM-1: Abhishek Jain (EN 4th year), Ataur Rehman (ECE

4th year), Amit Kumar Singh (ECE 2nd year), Arjun Jagya

(IT 2nd year), Aman Narwal (IT 2nd year).

TEAM-2: Ravishant Vaishnaw (MSIT), Vanshika Agarwal

(CSE 4th year), Aman Grover (CSE 4th year), Archanendra

(CSE 4th year), Meenu Singh (IT 3rd year).

TEAM-3: Ayush Gupta (CSE 3rd year), Kshitij Saksena (CSE

3rd year), Abhay Jain (CSE 3rd year), Arun Bharadwaj (CSE

3rd year).

TEAM-4: Aishwarya Mishra (ECE 3rd year), Satya Prakash

Dubey (ECE 3rd year), Sachin Sharma (GIET), Himanshu

Nagde (ASET), Amit Kumar Shrivastava (ECE 3rd year).

Workshop on Internet of Things (IoT)


TEAM-5: Avinash Yadav (CSE 3rd year), Shreya

Srivastava (CS 3rd year), Ritik Jain (CSE 3rd year),

Saurav Anand (CSE 3rd year), Sudhanshu Upadhyay

(ECE 2nd year).

Coordinators of the Workshop:

These are the people without whom the workshop

wouldn’t have been possible.

Ayush Arun (CSE 3rd year), Avnish Yadav (CSE 3rd

year), Shreya Srivastava (CSE 3rd year), Srishti Pandey

(CSE 3rd year), Jai Kishan Raghav (CSE 3rd), Ritik Jain (CSE

3rd year), Saurav Anand (CSE 3rd year), Sudhanshu

Upadhyay (ECE 2nd year).

The 2-days workshop was a massive success, it observed

nearly 85 participants in which 56 were from

Inderprastha Engineering College and other 29 were

from various colleges all over the north India.

Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing are the two

most growing and fascinating branches of Computer

Science. There is nothing more inspiring and exciting

than getting a lecture on these topics by a person who

once was a student like us in IPEC. Such a fortunate

event was organized on 12 August 2016, where alumnus

Mr. Pushkar Tripathi who presently works as a project

leader in CSC, shared his knowledge on Artificial

Intelligence and Cloud Computing amongst final year

CSE Department students.

Prof. Rekha Kashyap (HOD CSE), Prof. Pooja Tripathi

(HOD IT) and other faculty members welcomed him with

great warmth. The speaker started the lecture by fondly

remembering his time in IPEC and sharing experiences

of his professional life. He then enlightened the students

about the scope and career opportunities in the fields of

Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing and further

elaborated on the same.

This lecture had a great impact on students as they were

very keen to know how they could apply these techniques

in everyday life to make things simple and easy.

After the lecture a vote of thanks was given to Mr.

Pushkar Tripathi by the event coordinators Dr. Sweeta

Bansal and Mr. Mandeep Singh Katre without whom this

event would not have been possible.

Their efforts and quick wit made smooth execution of

event attainable which left our guest with a big smile and

only kind words left to say about the event and his

experience.

Inauguration of the “IPEC ACM (Association for

Computing Machinery) Student Chapter” took place at

Inderprastha Engineering College on 10 August 2016 at

2pm.

The Association for Computing Machinery is an

international learned society for computing. It was

founded in 1947 and is the world's largest scientific and

Lecture by Alumnus

ACM Student Chapter Inaugration


educational computing society. It is a not-for-profit

professional membership group.

Dr. Neelima Gupta (Associate professor, Department of

Computer Science University of Delhi, ACM Delhi

Coordinator) and Mr. Ankush Grover (VP Operations from

the start-up ‘INNOV-8’) were present for the ceremony.

The ceremony was started by our respected Director, Dr.

Brijesh Chand Sharma, who motivated the students on

how to tackle big challenges in life and achieving their

dreams. This was followed by Dr. Neelima Gupta, who

delivered a keynote on ACM as well as a session on

Design and Analysis of Algorithm. Furthermore, an

interactive discussion took place, which was initiated by

Mr. Ankush Grover.

The ceremony gracefully ended with the CEO’s

interaction with the startup entrepreneur Ankush Grover

in which a questioning round was held regarding his

journey to success.

The event was well organized by-

1. Faculty members: Dr. Rekha Kashyap (HOD CSE), Dr.

Pooja Tripathi (HOD IT), Mrs. Alka Singhal (Faculty

Sponsor)

2. Student members: All student members of IPEC ACM

chapter (CSE/IT)

These people made the success of this event possible.

Department of Computer Science and engineering

Conducted the Spoken Tutorial workshop as part of

Summer Training for all the students of IPEC. Mr. Amit

Kaushik was the faculty coordinator for the workshop.

This workshop aimed to promote the open Source

Technologies and Software. This benefitted students in

learning these technologies and computer languages.

This workshop was conducted during the month of July

from 6 - 23 July 2016.

Spoken Tutorial is an initiative by the “National Mission

on Education” through Information and Communication

Technology (ICT) launched by the Ministry of Human

Resources and Development (MHRD), Government of

India and is being developed by IIT Bombay. It is an

audio-video tutorial tool that helps students learn and

use Open Source Software (OSS). The working of a

software is described by an expert, by demonstrating it

on the screen along with relevant explanation on the

same. A movie of both the audio and video activities is

made by a screen Cast software, and this movie is called

the Spoken Tutorial.

This makes it a comprehensive solution to

documentation of lectures and makes understanding of

any software and computer-based activity easy. The

objective of launching and using Spoken Tutorial in

Inderprastha Engineering College is to spread knowledge

of different technologies and Free Open Source Software

(FOSS) which is useful in engineering curriculum.

Advantages of spoken tutorial workshop to students:

1. Learn any software, all by yourself or during the lab

sessions.

2. To get expertise in a particular FOSS using audio-video

tutorials.

3. To use the FOSS in their projects and summer Training

The key speakers mainly included faculty of computer

science and engineering department. The tutorials were

given on the following topics.

1. Basic Computer Programming in C by Mr. Mandeep

Katre and Ms. Kumud Kundu.

2. Object Oriented Programming (C++ and Java) by Ms.

Anjali Singhal and Mr. Amit.

3. Database Designing and development by Ms. Alka

Singhal and Ms. Sneha Prabha.

4. Web based application development (using php and

Mysql) by Mr. Gaurav Agarwal and Ms. Diksha Dani.

5. SciLab by Mr. Arvind and Mr. Amit Sharma.

6. Ms. Garima Pandey conducted mobile application

development (Android).

7. Data Analytics using R by Dr. Pooja Tripathi and Dr.

Sweeta Bansal.

Spoken Tutorial


8. Computer Network and Security by Mr. Pranshu

Saxena.

The Students from different departments actively

participated in these courses making the workshop a

huge success and gained a lot of knowledge. An online

test for the certification would be conducted in the month

of September and if the students get qualified then they

would be certified under the IIT Bombay’s Spoken

Tutorial Project.

A three-day Faculty Development Program was

organized by CSE Department on “Cyber/Network

Security and Ethical Hacking” from 11 - 13 August, 2016

by CSE faculty member Mr. Alok Katiyar.

The expert speaker from ATS Infotech Pvt. Ltd. (Microsoft

Channel Partner), Mr. Rohit Lamba had conducted the

program. More than 33 faculty members from CSE/IT

department actively participated in the program.

The session was designed to be very interactive and

informative in nature. Theoretical as well as practical

exposure was provided through lab sessions. The

participants learned the complexity of hacking with very

lucid and simple real life examples.

The workshop was successful in raising the knowledge

and current skillset of faculty members so that they can

share quality knowledge amongst students.

Microsoft summer workshops on .NET and cloud

computing were held from 9 - 25 June 2016 in classroom

mode and from 10 June to 20th July 2016 in online mode

coordinated by Mr. Alok Katiyar. 33 students from CSE

and IT 3rd year attended the workshop.

This summer workshop enabled students to learn the

technologies .NET and Cloud computing with industry

related problems and devising solutions to them and

enhance their adaptability to the working culture. Around

9 projects were developed and executed with student’s

quality involvement and utilization of their summer

vacation.

Out of the 9 developed projects 3 best will be selected

and will be awarded.

1. Mr. Pradeep Patel from Hoodoo App on “Basic App

development” on 8 April 2016.

Workshop on Ethical Hacking & Cyber Security

Guest Lectures

Workshop by Microsoft


2. Mr. Saurabh Gupta from Intel Corporation on “Data

Center Establishment “on 8 March 2016.

3. Dr. Ravindra Kumar Purwar from G.G.S.I.P. University,

Delhi on “Video Information Coding “on 9 Feb 2016.

4. Mrs. Himansha from WISDOM Mart on “Career

Counselling “on 27 August 2016.

5. 85 students attended MSME Seminar for Young

Entrepreneur for the brand establishment of the product

in the Global market on 15 Feb 2016.

Department of computer Science and Engineering

organized an industrial visit for 78 CSE third year

students to CDAC NOIDA on 22 September along with

CSE faculty members Mr. Aditya Kumar and Dr. Sweeta

Bansal. Centre for Development of Advanced Computing

(C-DAC) is the premier R&D organization of the

Department of Electronics and Information Technology

(DeitY), Ministry of Communications & Information

Technology (MCIT) for carrying out R&D in IT, Electronics

and associated areas. The workshop started with the

speech of Ms. Neha Bajpai, Coordinator, ISEA

Workshops, CDAC (Noida) emphasizing the importance

of Information Security. After that technical experts

explained the various applications being developed at

CDAC Noida like e-Chhavi, e-Aushdhi, Mobile Seva, e-

Shiksha and also gave introduction about super

computer and a series of supercomputers designed and

assembled by the Centre for Development of Advanced

Computing like PARAM 8000, PARAM 9900, PARAM

1000, and PARAM YUVA. The latest machine in the

series is the PARAM Yuva II. This visit added knowledge

and line of thought in different areas of technology and

their actual practical application is understood by the

students. Overall, it was an educating experience.

Students are expecting more of such visits for more

practical knowledge.

CSE Cyber Forum Trinity organized a workshop on

Photoshop and Image Processing on 28 September

2016. The field of graphics design has been taking off

ever since the modern age of internet has dawned. From

websites to blog pages to even online advertisements

designing has become an integral part of online

existence. The idea behind this workshop is to provide

students with a platform to learn and acquire some

practical skills and then help them to use these skills to

create something remarkable.

The success of the workshop can be easily inferred from

the participation that it got. With a participation of 290

students, it was easily one of the largest workshops ever

conducted by any college forum at IPEC. The efforts of

the Trinity Team and the speaker Nishant Singh (Founder

of WIOC & Trinity Member) were commendable. The

workshop was successful in piquing the interest of the

participants and bringing out the enthusiasm for the field

in them. Be on the lookout folks, for they have much

more planned in the days to come.

A peer-to-peer Robotic workshop was organized by a

group of CSE students on 23-24 September 2016. The

key note speaker was Satish Chandra who is a final year

student at CSE department along with other members

Alanjey Dubey, Eshan Jaiswal, Saurabh Kapoor, Pranay

Rajput and Avnish Kumar Yadav. Total 170 students

participated in this 2-day workshop as 41 groups.

Workshop started with Introduction to microcontrollers,

their classification and types along with their

Robotics Workshop

Industrial Visit

Workshop On Photoshop and Image Processing- Trinity


functionality. Then speakers spoke about different kinds

of robots, sensors, motors, drivers and also various kinds

of hardware components followed with assembling of all

kind of hardwares.

Finally, Speakers gave the knowledge about how to train

robot for specific task. A list of 41 robots assembled in

this gathering were properly functioning and working.

Later on Speakers shared the idea how to make different

kind of Robots, what kind of sensors are available in

market, capability of robot and what they can do in

future. Workshop was successfully conducted under the

guidance of CSE faculty members Mr. Pranshu Saxena,

Mrs. Neeta Verma and Mrs. Tripti Sharma.

CSE Department of the IPEC organized a website

development workshop for 3rd year students on 10

November 2016.

This was organized as a Compulsory workshop for every

CSE department student. Students were made to learn

the concepts relating to Web technology, it was a 3-hour

workshop.

Requirement for every student was a laptop with

NetBeans 8.1, JDBC, MySQL and Tomcat installed.

students were divided into group of 3, and were taught

how to design an E-Commerce website from scratch

using servlet and jsp. The event was efficiently organized

by the team (Ayush Gupta, Abhay jain, Avnish Yadav, Ajay

Shah, Animesh Basak, Damini Rathore, Kshitij Bharti

Saksena, Nishant Singh, Prateek Jain, Shivam Rungta)

under the esteemed guidance of Dr. Rekha Kashyap

(HOD CSE) and faculty member Mr. Gaurav Agrawal.

'Android'- This word has become so popular in just few

years that one can hardly find anyone who is unaware of

it. Android smartphones occupy over 84.3% of the

market worldwide and not so surprising to know, about

97% of smartphones in India run android.

These facts are enough to demonstrate its power and

how much one can achieve through it. Taking all this in

consideration Genesis, the CSE forum conducted a

workshop on the same on 22 October 2016 to enlighten

the young grey matter regarding the basics of android

applications and their programming for the CSE, IT and

ECE students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd year. The workshop was

conducted in IT seminar hall. Under the guidance of

faculty coordinators Mrs. Tripti Sharma and Mrs. Garima

Pandey. Students showed overwhelming interest and a

total of 112 students participated in the workshop.

Students were provided with a lot of useful information,

like History of android, Components of android, how to

make own android app and lots more.

A test was conducted in the end of the workshop and the

winners were awarded with certificates and gifts. The

workshop concluded with enthusiastic participation after

having their own basic android application.

JAVA Workshop

Android Workshop


TRINITY

Trinity is one of the most vibrant and oldest student

organization of the institution, runs under the

auspices of Department of Computer Science &

Engineering. Started in the year 2004, One of the

most prestigious and oldest forum, TCF has been

conducting various events and workshops aiming to

clear the fundamentals of programming languages

and course curriculum in the best way possible.

“Given a direction and purpose, anyone can do

wonders!" And team trinity would help you in

achieving the same. Trinity organizes ‘alumni talks’

where alumni talk about the experience, 'technical

workshops' where trinity members conduct sessions

on fundamentals of programming languages and

various other events and activities which develop

not only technical but inter-personal skills as well.

You are going to find these things robust enough for

academic discipline and vital enough to help you in

your professional practice.

In 2015, Trinity organized numerous events

including Knight Coder, Rate the code, Code Rush,

ASCII Art and Pic-o-words.

In 2016, after the great success of the mockup

design event, Trinity conducted a full-fledged

workshop on Photoshop and Website Development.

This brilliant idea had never been seen before in.

This was the first of the many to come workshops

that the forum has in mind for this year. The idea

behind these workshops is to provide students with

a platform to learn and acquire some practical skills

and then help them to use these skills to create

something awesome.

https://www.facebook.com/trinitycyberforum

MEMBERS OF TRINITY

Faculty Coordinator

o Mr. Gaurav Agarwal

Core Team Members

1. Utkarsh Sharma (President)

2. Yash Bhardwaj (Vice - President)

3rd Year Members

1. Ayushi Rawat (Promotions)

2. Divyanshi Gupta (Literary)

3. Farzam Alam (Promotions)

4. Kritika Gupta (Literary)

5. Kushagra Nigam (Design)

6. Mayank Raj Abhishek (Literary)

7. Nishant Singh (Web)

8. Pranav Jain (Literary)

9. Pranjal Gupta (Literary)

10. Sudhanshu Pandey (Promotions)

11. Varun Sharma (Promotions)

12. Vivek Yadav (Promotions)

2nd Year Members

1. Harshita Kumari

2. Amit Singh

3. Kriti Gupta

4. Mukul Jaiswal

5. Nikita Chawla

6. Sahil Choudhary

Societies of Computer Science & Engineering Department


1st Year Members

1. Aman Verma

2. Shubham Tripathi

GENESIS

The techno cultural society "Genesis - A New Era"

dates back its inception in 2014 with a penchant for

knowledge and inquisitiveness to learn. Founded by

Alumni class of 2016 for the students by the

students, the society aims to be a nonprofit

corporation. We want our IPECians to stand at par

with silver spooned IITians. As knowledge not only

depends on scores but practice, vision and right

company- we Genesis aim to be that right company

you can trust as we lead you towards a better future

by making the learning process more fun and

competitive.

With the exuberance of energy, Gene’ites have

hosted vistas of activities in information technology,

graphics and so much more that have been imbibed

in our records of events. Some of these are

Industrial Automation Training, IOT Challenge in

collaboration with IIT-B, Crack Jack (debugging the

code with the language of your choice from C, C++

or Java) and counselling sessions on career after

B.Tech. To grow on scale of success Genesis

organized some really propitious events this

semester like The Android Workshop, which saw

humongous participation. The hard work by

Gene’ites paid off as the response was highly

overwhelming. In today's tech savvy generation, the

entire world is working online, cyber security and its

awareness is the demand and need of today and to

overcome negative aspects, a highly informative

and educational workshop on cyber security

awareness was conducted. In the same row, an

industrial visit to CDAC, Noida was there too. The

Gene’ites are now carrying out a very special task. A

secret project. The project will become a boon to all

the IPECians who are record holders in various

fields. And would like to make one at IPEC too.

It is in progress and will be finished soon, as we

promise to keep working hard and keep bringing

exciting events and workshops for you all. Until then

keep updated with us on

http://www.facebook.com/ipecgenesis

MEMBERS OF GENESIS

Faculty Coordinator

o Dr. Sweeta Bansal

4th Year Members

1. Manasvini Ganesh (President)

2. Ishan Rai (Core Coordinator)

3. Shubhangi Srivastava (Core Coordinator)

4. Priyanshi Srivastava (Core Coordinator)

5. Shriya Dhar (Core Coordinator)

6. Nakul Sharma (Senior Executive)

3rd Year Members

1. Avnish Yadav (Core Member)

2. Ayush Arun (Core Member)

3. Shreya Srivastava (Core Member)

4. Sudhanshu Upadhyay (Senior Executive)

5. Saurav Anand (Senior Executive)

6. Ritik Jain (Senior Executive)

2nd Year Members

1. Arjun Bharadwaj (Junior Executive)

2. Diksha Singh (Junior Executive)

3. Shivi Panwar (Junior Executive)

4. Sarvesh Dixit (Junior Executive)

5. Rahul Rajput (Junior Executive)

6. Diksha Khanna (Junior Executive)

7. Ashna Bakshi (Junior Executive)

8. Shakshi Verma (Junior Executive)

9. Sharad Singh (Junior Executive)


10. Harshita Kumari (Junior Executive)

11. Pawan Shukla (Junior Executive)

12. Abhishek Singh (Junior Executive)

13. Jaya Chaturvedi (Junior Executive)

14. Harshita Pandey (Junior Executive)

1st Year Members

1. Utkarsh Tomar (Volunteer)

2. Dhruv Jhamb (Volunteer)

3. Avni Mahajan (Volunteer)

ACM STUDENT CHAPTER

Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is an

international learned society for computing which

encourages growth in the computing community

through its support of professional, student, and

local Special Interest Group chapters worldwide

The IPEC ACM Student Chapter is an official student

body incepted in July,2016 under the aegis of

Department of Computer Science and IT. We are a

group of dedicated students who are working

towards promoting the knowledge of Computer

Science with the help of Special Interest Groups.

The chapter aims at uniting the computing fraternity

at IPEC under one tag and allowing the students to

learn together and share their knowledge to cater

the interests of the individuals as well as the

institute as a whole.

The chapter organizes a number of events including

programming contests, talks by renowned

speakers, workshops etc., which give the students

an exposure to the competitive computing world as

well as allow them to understand the advancements

going on in the computing sphere worldwide.

IPEC ACM Student Chapter is working on four

Special Interest Groups(SIGs) Web, Soft, Plan and

Graph. Due to subject-specific nature, the student

chapter invariably focus on information and insights

of the relevant fields.

Follow us on-http://www.facebook.com/IpecACM

MEMBERS OF ACM STUDENT CHAPTER

Faculty Coordinator

o Mrs. Alka Singhal

4th Year Members

1. Tarush Singh

3rd Year Members

1. Abhay Jain

2. Kshitij Bharti Saxena

3. Cheshta Dhamija

4. Nitish Raturi

5. Jai Jagwani

6. Jai Kishan Raghav

7. Rhytham Rathore

8. Jatin Garg

9. Ayush Gupta

10. Surbhi Pandey

11. Hardik Sachdeva

12. Damini Rathore

13. Shalu Choudhary

14. Swagatika Nayak

15. Mohit Kumar

16. Kriti Bhatia

17. Srishti Pandey


Dr. Rekha Kashyap • “A Secured Real Time Scheduling Model for Cloud Hypervisor” Accepted

for publication in International Journal of Cloud Applications and

Computing (IJCAC), IGI Global, Indexed in ACM Digital Library.

• “Economy Driven Real-time Scheduling for Cloud” at 10th IEEE

International Conference on Intelligent Systems and Controls(ISCO-

2016), 7-8 Jan, Coimbotore, India. Published in the conference

proceedings by IEEE Computer Society (CS) Press and included in IEEE

Xplore.

Dr. Anchal Jain • “An Image Encryption Algorithm Resistant to attacks using chaotic

maps”, International Journal of Tomography and Simulation (SCI

Indexed), Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2016.

• "A robust Image Encryption algorithm resistant to attacks using DNA and

chaotic logistic maps”, International Journal of Multimedia Tools and

Applications (SCI Indexed), impact factor 1.346, DOI - 10.1007/s11042-

015-2515-7, Springer 2015.

Ms. Neeta Verma • “Artificial Neural network for predictability of all India rainfall using

historical time series”, International Journal of Science, Technology &

Management, Vol. 04, Issue 03, March 2015.

Ms. Anjali Singhal • “Smart grid monitoring model for optimization at distribution level”,,

International Journal of Core Research in Communication Engineering.

2015.

Mrs. Tripti Sharma • Link Cost Routing for MANETS, published in Int. J. of Computer Science

& Engineering Technology, Vol. 7, Issue 2, Feb 2016.

• Congestion Aware Link Cost Routing for MANETs, published in Int. J. of

Computer Networks and Communications, Vol. 8, Issue 3, May 2016.

"Wisdom is not a product of schooling but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it." – Albert Einstein.

Achievements of faculty of CSE Dept. are not only a proud moment for them and the college but also an

inspiring and motivating moment for students. Below are the names of these achievers

Below are the names of the achievers

Faculty Publications


Ms. Archana Agarwal • “Emotion recognition and conversion based on segmentation of

speech in Hindi Language”, IEEE Conf. INDIACOM, 2015.

Mr. Pranshu Saxsena • “Energy Aware Approach in Leach Protocol for Balancing the Cluster

Head in Setup Phase: An Application to Wireless Sensor Network”,

Journal of Information Assurance and Security, Vol. 10, Issue 1, 2015.

• "Automated Nuclear Architecture of Each Biased Cell Nucleolus from

Histological Imagery by Enhanced Contour Algorithm”, Computer

Graphics and Image Processing, Vol. 4, 2015.

Ms. Shweta Chaku.

Ms. Amrita Bhatnagar,

Ms. Kamna Singh

• “Extraction of observer pattern and visitor pattern through object

oriented technique”, Int. Journal of Advance Research in Science and

Engineering(IJARSE), Vol. 4, issue 5, 2015.

• “Analytical and comparative approach of laws in cyber space (a

geographical spectrum, IJARSE, Vol. 4, Issue 5, 2015.

Ms. Alka Singhal • "Content Rich and Collaborative E-Learning System using

Orchestration as Service on Clouds: UniEdu Cloud", accepted for

publication for the International Journal of Convergence Computing,

under INDERSCIENCE Publication.

• “E-learning on Clouds: A profitable and efficient Business Model” is

accepted and published in 3rd International Conference On Innovative

Research in Engineering Science and Management (ESM-16),2016

YMCA Delhi

• “Personalized E-library: A Recommender system based on Learner's

Feedback Model”, 8th International, Conference on Intelligent Human

Computer Interaction, (Accepted) BITS Pilani, 12-13 December, 2016.

• “E-learning on Clouds: A profitable and efficient Business Model"

published in International Journal of Engineering Technology

Management and Applied Sciences [IJETMAS], Vol.4, Issue4, 2016.

Mr. Alok Katiyar

• “An Encryption for Secure Data Sharing in Public Clouds using

Cryptography”, International Journal of Advanced Research in

Computer Science and Software Engineering Vol. 3, Issue4, pp 1-6,

November -2015.

• “An Improvement in Shortest Route Path: A Technique to Solve

Travelling Salesperson Problem Using Genetic TSPGO-Dijkstra”,

International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and

Software Engineering, Vol. 6, Issue 5, May 2016.


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Faculty Achievements

Dr. Rekha Kashyap Appointed as reviewer for Journal of Grid Computing, Springer.

Editorial reviewer board member with IJARCS for 2016 to 2019.

Delivered a Session on “Creating World Class Products Through

Emerging Technology for, make in India” during National Summit -2015

on Make in India: Innovation, Integration and on April 7, 2015, Indore

Dr. Anchal Jain Appointed as reviewer for Journal of Nonlinear Dynamics, Springer

Appointed as reviewer for Journal of BioSystems, Elsevier.

Appointed as reviewer for Information Security Journal: A Global

Perspective, Taylor & Francis, Inc. Bristol, PA, USA

Awarded Ph.D. from University School of Communication and

Information Technology, G.G.G.S.I.P. University, Delhi June 2016.

Mr. Alok Katiyar Consultancy Project: Title: " Ambient Air Control “funded by UP Pollution

Control Board of 8.21 Lakh funding amount.

Description: UP Pollution Board has assigned project for Air Quality

Monitoring for Two Station 1) Industrial Area: IPEC, Gzb 2) Residential

Area: Lohia Nagar, Ghaziabad

This project to monitor Air Quality PM 2.5 and PM 10.

Ms. Alka Singhal Initiated and revitalized ACM IPEC Student Chapter in college.

Ms. Archana Aggarwal Recognized as Bronze Partner Faculty under Inspire – The Campus

Connect Faculty Partnership Model

Mr. Mandeep Katre Recognized as an authorized vendor with TCS VMS.

Ms. Chahat Sharma • Reliability Evaluation of Software System Using AHP and Fuzzy TOPSIS

Approach, Proceedings of Fifth International Conference on Soft

Computing for Problem Solving, Volume 437 of the series Advances in

Intelligent Systems and Computing pp 81-92, January 2016.

• “A PERSPECTIVE APPROACH OF SOFTWARE RELIABILITY MODELS AND

TECHNIQUES”, ARPN Journal of Engineering and Applied Sciences, Vol. 10,

No. 16, September 2015.

Below are the names of the achievers


"We Must Treasure the Achievers of our land because it's they who raise the Sights of all the

others."

Below are the shinning stars of our CSE Department.

Toppers of CSE

FINAL YEAR

Rank Roll No. Name Percentage Photo

1 1203010052 Bhagyashree Nolkha 81.92

2 1203010128 Purvi Jaiswal 81.4

3 1203010090 Madhurima Pandey 81.04

4 1203010038 Apoorva Gupta 79.6

5 1203010028 Anmol Tomar 79.3

THIRD YEAR

Rank Roll No. Name Percentage Photo

1 1303010202 Sparsh 83.25


2 1303013075 Priyanshi Aggarwal 82.75

3 1303010112 Mukul Sharma 81.5

4 1303013039 Garima Sahi 82.7

5 1303010159 Roshini Nigam 80.85

SECOND YEAR

Rank Roll No. Name Percentage Photo 1 1403010231 Ujjwal Tiwari 84.35

2 1403040118 Vipin Singh

83.2

3 1403010202 Shradha Jain 83

4 1403010148 Pragati Agarwal 82.7

5 1403010132 Nidhi Rai 82.65


S. No. Name Position College Event

1 Vanshika Aggarwal 1st IoT Challenge 2016

2 Archanendra

Srivastava 1st IoT Challenge 2016

Participation in Techathon at IIT- BHU

3 Aman Grover 1st IoT Challenge 2016

4 Aayush Takkar Selected Selected for top 3 projects in Microsoft project

presentation

5 Anuj Vishwakarma 1st Big Data Management at IBM

Java Coding event for building API(INIPRO)

6 Garima Shahi Selected Project selected in 13-BRD live project % analysis

7 Satish Verma

Alanjay Dubey

1st Project presentation Engineer’s Day

8 Kritika Gupta 1st Poster presentation Engineer’s Day

9 Arjun Ritu 2nd Poster presentation Engineer’s Day

College Level Achievements

Zonal level Achievements

S. No. Name Position Zonal Event (Feb 2016)

1 Shiv Kishor Shukla Bronze medal 4x100m Relay Race

2 Vijay Kumar Srivastava 3rd Position Basket Ball Boys

3 Tavishi Pandey 2nd Position English Debate


Infosys Campus Connect Placement partners (532 students placed since 2007)

Aligning Engineering curriculum with industry needs

Sopra Group CMMI Level 5 Company

Placement partner

69 students placed since 2010

Shaping students by interactions

Guest Lectures by Industry Experts

Project Development

EMC Academic Alliances Program Develops Student on Latest Trends

Data Science

Cloud Computing

Infrastructure Storage and Management

Backup Recovery

Microsoft IT Academy

Program

Train and Certify Students on

.NET

Cloud

Security

NASSCOM NASSCOM in their pilot project of adopting six colleges and 6 corporates

to interact on one to one basis with the sole objective of bridging the gap

that exists between academia and the Industry adopted by IPEC as one

of the college.

E-YANTRA Prepares student for taking innovative projects

Robotics

Embedded Systems

Computer Science and Engineering

Placement Conversion Status: 2015-16

Total

students

Eligible

students -

throughout

60%

Total Students

Placed/gone

for higher

studies

% of

placed

students

(from

eligible)

% of placed +

higher studies

students (from

total)

Total

offer

% Conversion

193 149 124+16=140 83.22% 72.5% 202 104%

Placement Statistics

MOUs - CSE Department


Ashes Anguished & broken

I reminisce of my vices

Saw hole in the heart

As I got hold of my ashes

Sage turned diablo

Venom injected pieces

Saw world up against


Chaos and mayhem

Stuffed into my crevices

Saw my blood stained hands


Phlegmatic eyes

Hated to face the glass

Saw disguise in them


Brightness felt curse

My utopia, full of darkness

Saw soul on fire

As I got hold of my…

Manu 3rd Year

Expressions


DREAM AGAIN Count Count Count!!! Look what you owe.

If you getting up late, rise in your aims;

Are you one of the rare being, change yourself don't

blame.

To confess, to mess, give a damn to rest.

Seek, Plead ... only to 'DREAM AGAIN’!

Loose free your hands, irresistible are the sands.

Glares are just illusion; your life is all about fusion.

Feel, Breathe, Dance, spread Love in the air

Run or flee as no one’s going to spare here

World it is, neither yours nor mine

Seek, Plead ... only to 'DREAM AGAIN’!

Recall those days in distress

Your father once took you on his shoulder to show

you are best

Forget not your mother, her charm, her warmth

brought you till here

Unless to wipe your tears ... Look up high

To Seek, To Plead ... only to 'DREAM AGAIN'!

You say "You are shattered, someone left you for

whom once you mattered"

Wake up, walk again for your foot wears has just

changed

Walk with a lesson in an all new style

What is waiting for you is yet another mile

Seek, Plead ... only to 'DREAM AGAIN'!

Had our five fingers been the same, I had just one

feeling ever and ever

Feel again, Live again

Love again, Aim again,

Hate again, realize to forget just one thing "Don’t

feel for any gain "

Just Seek, Sometimes Plead ... only to "DREAM

AGAIN” ...!

Chahat Sharma

(Asst. Prof. CSE)


By- Avantika (4th year, Section ‘A’)

By- Kanika Dawalia (4th year, Section ’B’)

By- Avantika (4th year, Section ‘A’)

By- Kanika Dwalia (4th year, Section ‘B’)

The Canvas


By- Nupur Pandey (4th year, Section ‘C’) By- Nupur Pandey (4th year, Section ‘C’ )

“After thousands and thousands of dreams we awaken

After thousands and thousands of births we are born

This the end is only the beginning of a new journey”

-Brian Weiss

This is just a beginning of portraying the amazing journey of CSE department of the academic year 2016(JULY-DECEMBER) and to all the efforts of the team and faculty members to reach out,

to showcase the splendid work being done.

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