Department of Information Technology

Lets think education as the means of developing our greatest abilities, because in each of us there is a private hope and dream which, fulfilled , can be translated into benefit for everyone and greater strength for our nation. John F. Keneddy.
I keenly support the pivotal, proactive role an educational organization of repute play in today’s society.There is need of a robust and highly competent educational system which is marked with principles, values, morality, and strength of character. With this perspective we at our department constantly strive to make the pursuit of excellence a way of life, a habit. Numerous activities, engagements by various societies in department that are run and managed by students such as Trinity: Cyber Forum, Tech Ethenics, Nivedha- Dramatic Club, Genesis helps to develop qualities like Inquisitiveness, Social Awareness and Self Effacement. ACM-Student Chapter, a Professional society of International Repute provides a platform to the students for being a lifelong learner and provides a platform for thorough understanding of emerging trends and concepts by interacting with various distinguished speakers. Various Industry Academia Programs run in association with Infosys Campus Connect, SOPRA, EMC2 , WIPRO and many other from nearby industries helps to bridge the gap of curriculum and industry requirements and make our students employable and confident to start own ventures. The placement figures of our department speak out the efforts taken in this direction. I feel proud to share the success story of our students who converted their business ideas to product by bagging financial aid by various Govt run schemes , MSME grants. My Team of well qualified and enthusiastic faculty plays a vital role in the fruition of these goals. We seek valuable cooperation of parents and our alumni in our journey of molding our young engineers as future leaders with strong belief “The power of Ignited Soul Is more Powerful than any Force on the Earth”
Dr.Pooja Tripathi (Ph.D-BIT Mesra) (Professor, Head-Department of Information Technology)

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 impart quality education to produce innovative and globally competent technocrats having sound knowledge in the ever changing field of computer science.
• Providing suitable environment through state of art laboratories, industry tie-ups, project labs and workshops for perusing higher education and research.
• Inculcate the values of leadership, integrity with sensitivity to societal issues.

• To develop computing professionals aiming at diverse range of careers as engineers, consultants, and entrepreneurs.
• To enable students to progress through higher degree in, engineering, management, research and other professionally related fields.
• To prepare students to Re-learn, innovate and excel in ever-changing global economic and technological environments.
• To inculcate high ethical and technical standards preparing socially responsive individuals with highest human values.

• 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 life long learning in the broadcast of technological change .

1.Ability to apply the fundamentals of information technology and computing to identify, analyse and design innovative IT solutions for emergingt technological challenges using the domains of algorithms, discrete mathematics, multimedia, big data analytics, web technologies and networking towards efficient design of IT based systems of varying complexity.
2.The ability to employ modern computer languages, latest environments, software computing tools, software engineering principles and open platforms to develop knowledage based information systems, enterprise and distributed solutions for multi domains technical, economic and social problems.

• Name of the Programme - B .Tech. (IT).
• Nature of Programme - Full Time.
• Duration - 4 Years.
• Current Intake - 120 seat.
• Initial Intake - 60 Seats .
• No. of Pass Out Batches - 12 .

• Infosys Campus Connect Program.
• Sopra IPEC, Industry Academia Program.
• EMC2 Academic Alliance.
• E Yantra Robotics Lab in collaboration with IIT Bombay.
• Blended Learning through NPTEL and Spoken Tutorials from IITs under NMEICT.
• Microsoft Academy as Training Partner.
• Personality Development Program by Career Launcher and FACE Academy.

• Branded Core i3 personal computers equipped with the latest application software platforms.
• A set of dedicated rack mounted servers deployed in a fully networked configuration based on the concept of server computing.
• A 'Data Communication and Computer Networking' simulation lab.
• 70 Mbps Fibre Optic link for 24 hour internet connectivity.
• Apart from College Central Library, Department has well developed Departmental Library having approximately 153 Titles & 265 volumes with Audio & Video facilities.
• Department has well equipped Class Rooms and Seminar hall for e-learning facility.
• Department has full fledged Industry Interaction Cell and Incubator Centre which offer a unique opportunity of achievement, innovation and creative professional techno economic excellence
• Department has various societies/clubs for the students and seminars on Contemporary topics are held regularly

ANALYSIS AND DESIGN LABclick here to see >>
Lab Incharge: Mr. Puneet Kr. Shah

Computing Analysis is a broad term that encompasses different aspects of practical usage of computer science and information technology for academic and research purposes. The Analysis and Design Lab provides an environment for students to develop their programming skills by applying concepts learnt in data structures, object –oriented programming, algorithm analysis etc. The lab is well-equipped with state of the art computers and software required for various courses like , functional programming lab, compiler design lab, analysis of algorithms lab etc.undertaken in the lab. The lab provides a platform for students to learn various programming languages like Java, C++, LISP etc. which will help them make a successful career as software engineers.

Software Used:

• Java Development Kit(JDK) : The latest version of Java for developing applications in the Java environment. It contains all the required tools for rich application development in the Java platform.
• Turbo C++ Compiler: This compiler is used for making applications using C and C++ programming language. Though an old compiler it still is a perfect tool for enhancing programming and logical skills using C and C++.
• CLISP: This is a compiler for the LISP programming language that facilitates easy program construction and execution using LISP.

Hardware Used

HP Computer with Core i3 , 2 GB RAM , 500 GB HDD with Printer.


Objectives of the Lab

• To develop logical programming skills
• To implement and understand the various types of data structures and their practical usage in the field of computer science
• To develop programs in various types of languages like symbolic programming , functional , object-oriented languages etc.
• To understand the concepts of operating systems and how to develop applications under different platforms and computing environments.
• To be able to develop and analyze algorithms for solving computing problems with respect to their time and space complexities.
• To understand the concepts of system software like compilers and how they perform translation of a program.


Courses Taught


Odd Semester	Even Semester
Data Structure Lab	Compiler Design Lab
Design and Analysis of Algorithms Lab	Operating System Lab
Numerical Techniques Lab	Functional Programming Lab



Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Odd Semester:

• DATA STRUCTURE USING C LAB - NCS-351
Program in C or C++ for following:

• To implement addition and multiplication of two 2D arrays.
• To transpose a 2D array.
• To implement stack using array.
• To implement queue using array.
• To implement circular queue using array.
• To implement stack using linked list.
• To implement queue using linked list.
• To implement circular queue using linked list.
• To implement binary tree using linked list.
• To implement binary search tree using linked list.
• To implement tree traversals using linked list.
• To implement BFS using linked list.
• To implement DFS using linked list.
• To implement Linear Search.
• To implement Binary Search.
• To implement Bubble Sorting.
• To implement Selection Sorting.
• To implement Insertion Sorting.
• To implement Merge Sorting.
Beyond Syllabus:

• To implement Shannon-Fano algorithm.
• To implement Red-Black Tree.
• NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES LAB - NCS -353
Write Programs in ‘C’ Language:

• To deduce error involved in polynomial equation.
• To Find out the root of the Algebraic and Transcendental equations using Bisection, Regula-falsi , Newton Raphson and Iterative Methods. Also give the rate of convergence of roots in tabular form for each of these methods.
• To implement Newton’s Forward and Backward Interpolation formula.
• To implement Gauss Forward and Backward, Bessel’s, Sterling’s and Evertt’s Interpolation formula
• To implement Newton’s Divided Difference and Langranges Interpolation formula.
• To implement Numerical Differentiations.
• To implement Numerical Integration using Trapezoidal, Simpson 1/3 and Simpson 3/8 rule.
• To implement Least Square Method for curve fitting.
• To draw frequency chart like histogram, frequency curve and pie-chart etc.
• To estimate regression equation from sampled data and evaluate values of standard deviation, t-statistics, regression coefficient, for at least two independent variables.
• DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS LAB- NCS -551
Program in C or C++ for following:

• Program for Recursive Binary Search.
• Program for Recursive Linear Search.
• Program for Bubble Sort.
• Program for Insertion Sort.
• Program for Selection Sort.
• Program for Merge Sort.
• Program for Quick Sort.
• Program for Heap Sort.
• Program for Counting Sort.
• Program for Shell Sort.
• Program for activity selection using iteration.
• Program for activity selection using recursion.
Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Even Semester:


• OPERATING SYSTEM LAB- NCS –451
• Explore few DOS commands (MD, RD, copy con, dir, delete, Rename, attribute etc.)
• Write a program that shows the FCFS CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the SJF CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the preemptive SJF CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the Priority based CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the preemptive Priority based CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the round robin CPU Scheduling.
• Write a program that shows the preemptive round robin CPU Scheduling.
• Create a semaphore and use it to make synchronization between two processes.
• Make a program to show the paging technique.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Exploring the security of window operating system.
• Exploring the android operating system
• FUNCTIONAL AND LOGICAL PROG. LAB- NCS –455
Program in SML- NJ or CAML or C# for following:

• To implement Linear Search.
• To implement Binary Search.
• To implement Bubble Sorting.
• To implement Selection Sorting.
• To implement Insertion Sorting.
Write Programs in LISP:

• Write a function that compute the factorial of a number.
• Write a LISP program that determines a no. is Armstrong number.
• Write a function that perform a depth first traversal of binary tree.
• Write a LISP program for water jug problem.
• Write a LISP program that determines whether an integer is prime.
Beyond Syllabus: .

• Define a recuisive LISP function to calculate factorial of a number.
• Define a recursive LISP function which takes one argument as a list and returns last element of the list. (do not use last predicate)
• COMPILER DESIGN LAB- NCS -653
• Implementation of Lexical Analyzer for IF Statement.
• Implementation of Lexical Analyzer for arithmetic expression.
• Construction of NFA from Regular Expression.
• Construction of DFA from NFA
• Implementation of Shift Reduce Parsing Algorithm.
• Implementation of Operator Precedence Parser.
• Implementation of Recursive descent Parser.
• Implementation of Code Optimization Techniques.
• Implementation of Code Generator.
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT LABclick here to see >>
Lab Incharge: Asso. Prof. Ragini Karwayun

The term application development is often used to refer to the activity of computer programming, which is the process of writing and maintaining the source code, whereas the broader sense of the term includes all that is involved between the conception of the desired application through to the final manifestation of that application. Therefore, application development may include research, new development, modification, reuse, re-engineering, maintenance, or any other activities that result in the finished application. In current scenario most commonly developed applications are web and mobile. These are client–server software applications which the client (or user interface) runs in a web browser. Web applications are popular due to the ubiquity of web browsers, and the convenience of using a web browser as a client to update and maintain web applications without distributing and installing software on potentially thousands of client computers is a key reason for their popularity, as is the inherent support for cross-platform compatibility.

A great deal of time and money has been and will continue to be spent in developing software. A better understanding of the factors that affect the development of software and their interrelationships is required in order to gain better insights into the underlying principles. The Application development lab has been established, to promote such understanding of the students undertaking the B.Tech course in IT. The Application Development lab is actively involved in research and development on all aspects of IT such as Data Management, Networking, Cryptography and security, various web technologies (HTML, XML, Advance Java etc) and Multimedia applications.

Software Used:

• Java Development Kit(JDK) Ver.8: The latest version of Java for developing applications in the Java environment. It contains all the required tools for rich application development in the Java platform.
• .NET Visual Studio 2012: This is Microsoft’s application development platform for Windows desktop and Web-based development.
• Turbo C++ Compiler: This compiler is used for making applications using C and C++ programming language. Though an old compiler it still is a perfect tool for enhancing programming and logical skills using C and C++.
• CLISP: This is a compiler for the LISP programming language that facilitates easy program construction and execution using LISP.
• MS PROJECT: Make project management easy and engaging for project managers by enabling them to analyze resources, budgets and timelines.
• ORACLE: Oracle Database is an object-relational database management system produced and marketed by Oracle Corporation.

Hardware Used

HP Computer with Core i3 , 2 GB RAM , 500 GB HDD with Printer.


Objectives of the Lab

• To learn and use various web based technologies to develop applications in wide variety of domains.
• To get the hands on experience on software engineering tools such as MS Project and Rational Rose for effective use in different phases of s/w development life cycle.
• To learn various networking fundamentals and use Java in socket programming.
• To know various techniques of symmetric and asymmetric cryptographic techniques, mathematical background, block ciphers and digital signature.
• To learn various Multimedia tools such as Flash to develop animations and graphical packages.
• To provide a strong formal foundation in database concepts, technology and practice to the participants to groom them into well-informed database application developers.


Courses Taught


Odd Semester	Even Semester
Web Technology Lab	Software Engg. Lab
DBMS Lab	Computer Networks Lab
Cryptography & N/W Security	Multimedia and Animation Lab



Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Odd Semester:

• WEB TECHNOLOGY LAB - NCS 554
• Write HTML/Java scripts to display your CV in navigator, your Institute website, Department Website and Tutorial website for specific subject.
• Design HTML form for keeping student record and validate it using Java script.
• Write an HTML program to design an entry form of student details and send it to store at database server like SQL, Oracle or MS Access.
• Write programs using Java script for Web Page to display browsers information.
• Write a Java Program to define a class, describe its constructor, overload the Constructors , define instance methods for setting and Retrieving values of instance variables and instantiate its object.
• Write a Java Program to implement inheritance , interfaces and demonstrate use of method overriding.
• Write a Java applet to display the Application Program screen i.e. calculator and other.
• Writing program in XML for creation of DTD, which specifies set of rules.
• Using ASP for server side programming, ASP for user name and password and to retrieve & match the value. It display success and failure messages. ASP for creating text file local drive, ASP for keeping the student record in database.
• Program to illustrate JDBC connectivity. Program for maintaining database by sending queries. Design and implement a simple servlet book query with the help of JDBC & SQL. Create MS Access Database, Create on ODBC link, Compile & execute JAVA JDVC Socket.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Exploring the different compilers of python
• Exploring the Ruby language
• DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LAB - NCS-552
• Installation of latest version of Oracle.
• To draw Entity-Relationship Diagram using case tools.
• To write and run basic SQL SELECT statements.
• To implement Restriction and Sorting of Data using SQL.
• To Display data from multiple tables.
• To use SQL for Aggregating data using group function.
• To Manipulate data using SQL commands.
• To Create and manage tables using SQL Commands.
• To Create cursors using SQL in oracle.
• To Create and implement procedure and functions in oracle.
• To Create and implement packages and triggers in oracle.
• To analyze a case study.
• Design ER diagram of the given case study.
• Normalize the ER model of the database and create database
• CRYPTOGRAPHY & NETWORK SECURITY LAB - EIT-751
• WAP to implement Ceaser Cipher.
• WAP to implement Modified Ceaser Cipher.
• WAP to implement Playfair cipher.
• WAP to implement Hill Cipher.
• WAP to implement Vigenere cipher.
• WAP to implement Transpostion Cipher.
• WAP to implement Feistal Cipher.
• WAP to implement RSA Algoritm.
• WAP to implement Euclidean Algoritm.
• WAP to implement Hash Function.
Beyond Syllabus:

• WAP to implement DES Cipher
• WAP to implement Extended Euclidean Algoritm.
• WAP to Finding the Multiplicative Inverse.
Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Even Semester:

• MULTIMEDIA AND ANIMATION LAB - NIT -451
• Procedure to create an animation to represent the growing moon.
• Procedure to create an animation to indicate a ball bouncing on steps.
• Procedure to simulate movement of a cloud.
• Procedure to draw the fan blades and to give proper animation.
• Procedure to display the background given (filename: tulip.jpg) through your name.
• Procedure to display the background given (filename: garden.jpg) through your name using mask.
• Procedure to create an animation with the following features.
• WELCOME (Letters should appear one by one .The fill color of the text should change to a different colour after the display of the full word.)
• Procedure to simulate a ball hitting another ball.
• Procedure to design a visiting card containing at least one graphic and text information.
• Procedure to take a photographic image. Give a title for the image. Put the border. Write your names. Write the name of institution and place.
• Procedure to prepare a cover page for the book in your subject area. Plan your own design.
• Procedure to extract the flower only from given photographic image and organize it on a background. Selecting your own background for organization.
• Procedure to change a circle into a square using flash.
• Procedure to display the background given (FILENAME: GARDEN.JPG) through your name using mask.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Procedure to draw cricket pitch and give proper animation using Pivot animator
• Procedure to show animation for moving engine using pivot Animator
• Procedure to create 3D logo of IPEC using Blender
• COMPUTER NETWORKS LAB - NIT –651
• To find address of local host.
• To find address of remote host.
• Implementation of Echo Server and Client using TCP Sockets.
• Implementation of Echo Server and Client using UDP Sockets.
• Implementation of Date & Time Server and Client using TCP Sockets.
• Implementation of DNS Server and Client using UDP Sockets.
• Send and Receive Message between Client and Server using TCP.
• Send and Receive Message between Client and Server using UDP.
• Implement RPC.
• Simulate Sliding window protocol.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Procedure to draw cricket pitch and give proper animation using Pivot animator
• Procedure to show animation for moving engine using pivot Animator
• Procedure to create 3D logo of IPEC using Blender
• SOFTWARE ENGINEERING LAB - NCS -652
For any given case/ problem statement do the following:

• Prepare a SRS document in line with the IEEE recommended standards.
• Draw the use case diagram and specify the role of each of the actors. Also state the precondition, post condition and function of each use case.
• Draw the activity diagram.
• Identify the classes. Classify them as weak and strong classes and draw the class diagram.
• Draw the sequence diagram for any two scenarios.
• Draw the collaboration diagram.
• Draw the state chart diagram.
• Draw the component diagram.
• Perform forward engineering in java.(Model to code conversion) .
• Perform reverse engineering in java.(Code to Model conversion) .
• Draw the deployment diagram.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Planning & scheduling of project using MS Project.
• Analysis of critical path using MS Project.
BIG DATA Labclick here to see >>

Today is the era of Big Data. The need to analyze vast amounts of data, being generated in different fields ranging from medicine to financial markets and from transportation to environmental modeling, is emerging as the next big challenge and opportunity. The primary objective of the Big Data Initiative is to help build a strong academic and research ecosystem that allows India to address this challenge and take a leadership position in this critical area.
In order to create awareness about developments in the emerging field of Big Data -- including for example new algorithms and systems design for Big Data and new concepts in machine learning related to Big Data -- and to bring together the broader community so as to leverage existing strengths, initiative to set a lab on various aspects of Big Data, open to both academia and industry, as a platform for open exchange of ideas.

Software Used:

• Cloudera’s CDH: The Apache Hadoop software library is a framework that allows for the distributed processing of large data sets across clusters of computers using simple programming models. It is designed to scale up from single servers to thousands of machines, each offering local computation and storage.Cloudera's open source platform, CDH is the most popular distribution of Hadoop and related projects in the world.

Hardware Used

Processor: Intel Xeon-3.07GHz Quad –Core, Hard Drive: 600 GB, RAM: 8 GB


Cloud Computing: 'Cloud' is a network of computing devices which work together to provide services. Cloud computing projects are most valuable section for academic students. In last few years students want to do their projects in cloud computing. Resource and data sharing is the important benefit for cloud concepts, its very impress by the student community. All students can reach the equal knowledge. Same kind of the software, OS, application, tools, projects can be shared between the students. So academic students show the more interest to choose the cloud computing projects. Cloud computing is classified as: Infrastructure as a service (IaaS), Platform as a service (PaaS), and Software as a service (SaaS).

Hardware Used

Management Node: Quad Core Processor 4 GB RAM, 500 GB HDD, Virtualization host: Quad or hex Core processor 16 GB RAM, 600 GB HDD,Network legend: Gigabit Ethernet


Software Used:

• Open Stack:It is a open source software platform for cloud computing, mostly deployed as an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS). The software platform consists of interrelated components that control hardware pools of processing, storage, and networking resources throughout a data center.
• VMware:Vmware is industry-leading platform supports all levels of virtualization, from desktop and server virtualization to a full-fledged Software-Defined Data Center.
• Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM): KVM is a open source virtualization architecture for Linux. KVM has become the way to go due to Linux-friendly, feature-rich and resource-efficient virtualization.
• Other Platforms: The Project Lab is dedicated to promoting the success of student as well as faculty of college. Our mission is to actively support excellence in teaching and learning and successful research and creative endeavors. The lab will provide required platform for students as well as faculty of college.
• MATLAB is a high-performance language for technical computing. It integrates computation, visualization, and programming environment. Furthermore, MATLAB is a modern programming language environment: it has sophisticated data structures, contains built-in editing and debugging tools, and supports object oriented programming. MATLAB is an excellent tool for teaching and research.
• GitHub is a code hosting platform for version control and collaboration. It lets to work together on projects from anywhere. It provides a Web-based graphical interface and desktop as well as mobile integration. It also provides access control and several collaboration features such as bug tracking, feature requests, task management, and wikis for every project.
• ASP.NET is a development framework for building web pages and web sites with HTML,CSS, JavaScript and server scripting.ASP.NET supports three different development models: Web Pages, MVC (Model View Controller), and Web Forms.

Hardware Used

Processor: Any Intel or AMD x 86-64processor, RAM: 2GB, with Simulink 4GB, Hardware accelerated graphics card supporting OpenGL 3.3 with 1GB GPU memory, OS: Windows 8


Objectives of the Lab

• 'E-Yantra' platform can be used to harness the intellectual talent of young students to create utility based robotic applications for usage across variety of applications such as: agriculture, manufacturing, defence, home, city maintenance and services industries.
• The overall mission is to grow a rich eco-system of ideas and applications that can propel growth of robotics in daily living built upon an existing pool of knowledge developed by students working on such projects at engineering colleges in the area of embedded systems.
• Parallel/distributed environment using open source Hadoop framework to develop projects on big data analytics.
• A platform for developing and managing Cloud computing applications from market oriented perspective Ex. Amazon’s Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), Linux instances running in virtual machines (VMs) etc.
• MATLAB Desktop environment, allows working interactively with data, helps to keep track of files and variables, and simplifies common programming/debugging tasks.
• MATLAB can be used as simulation, statistics, or data analysis, computer vision and image processing tool.
• Git Hub can be used to build software in the way that works best for the students.


COMPUTATIONAL INTELLIGENCE LABclick here to see >>
Lab Incharge: Asst. Prof. Archana Bhalla

The objective of Computational Intelligence Lab is to make students familiar with basic principles of various computational methods of advance data processing and problem solving techniques mainly bottom-up approaches to solutions of problems based on various heuristics rather than traditional approaches based on logic. Computational Intelligence involves nature-inspired methods such as neural nets, evolutionary algorithms, fuzzy systems, as well as various probabilistic methods under uncertainty e.g. Bayesian models and machine learning methods. After the course the students will be able to conceptually understand the important terms and algorithms of CI, such that they would be able to choose appropriate method(s) for a given task.

Hardware Used

30 Computers: Intel i3 Processor @3.1Ghz, 2GB RAM, 500 GB HDD Printer: HP Lazer Jet 1020 plus


Software Used:

• LISP
• PROLOG
• C, C++
• Turbo C++ Compiler:This compiler is used for making applications using C and C++ programming language.
• CLISP: This is a compiler for the LISP programming language that facilitates easy program construction and execution using LISP.

Hardware Used

HP Computer with Core i3 , 2 GB RAM , 500 GB HDD with Printer.


Objectives of the Lab

• To develop logical programming skills.
• To develop programs in various types of languages like symbolic programming, functional, object-oriented languages etc.
• To learn various networking fundamentals and use Java in socket programming.
• To know various techniques of symmetric and asymmetric cryptographic techniques, mathematical background, block ciphers and digital signature.
• To be able to develop and analyze algorithms for solving computing problems with respect to their time and space complexities


Courses Taught


Odd Semester	Even Semester
Artificial Intelligence Lab	BIG DATA
Principles of Programming Lab	CLOUD
Advanced Programming Lab	Distributed Systems Lab



Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Odd Semester:

• ADVANCE PROGRAMMING LAB -NCS-355
• To implement Functions and Pointers in C.
• To create and manage Files using programs in C.
• To implement Classes and Objects using C++.
• To learn Operator Overloading using programs in C++.
• To implement Inheritance, Polymorphism and its types using C++.
• To implement Arrays and Pointers using C.
• To use Dynamic memory allocation in C.
• To create Templates and Exceptions in C++.
• To write and run programs for Sequential and Random access files.
Beyond Syllabus:

• To create a file – splitting utility using C++
• To explore programming in modern languages like Java, C#.
• PRINCIPLES OF PROGRAMMING LAB –NCS 553
• Define a LISP function to compute sum of squares.
• Define a LISP function to compute difference of squares.
• Define a Recursive LISP function to solve Ackermann’s Function.
• Define a Recursive LISP function to compute factorial of a given number.
• Define a Recursive LISP function which takes one argument as a list and returns last element of the list. (do not use last predicate) .
• Define a Recursive LISP function which takes one argument as a list and returns a list except last element of the list. (do not use but last predicate) .
• Define a Recursive LISP function which takes one argument as a list and returns reverse of the list. (do not use reverse predicate).
• Define a Recursive LISP function which takes two arguments first, an atom, second, list, returns a list after removing first occurrence of that atom within the list.
• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE LAB –EIT 752
• 1.Study of LISP and PROLOG.
• 2.Write an agent in PROLOG to solve 8-puzzle problem using DFS.
• Write a program in LISP to solve Water Jug Problem.
• 4.Write an agent in PROLOG to solve 8-puzzle problem using A* algorithm.
• Write a program in LISP to convert centigrate temperature to fahrenhiet
• Write a program for BEST FIRST SEARCH.
• Write PROLOG expression which represents the semantic net for given expression.
• Write PROLOG program to solve Monkey Banana Problem.
• Write a program in PROLOG to solve Heuristic Research Techniques.
Beyond Syllabus:

• To study Planner - a hybrid between procedural and logical languages.
• To explore Python language which is widely used for Artificial Intelligence.

Subjects with the list of practical conducted in the lab in Even Semester:

• DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS LAB – EIT 851
• Write a program in C language to stimulate the functioning of Lamport's logical clock.
• Write a program in C to stimulate the Distributed Mutual Exclusion .
• Implement 'RPC mechanism' for a file transfer across a network in Java.
• Write a Java code to implement 'Java RMI' mechanism for accessing remote methods.
• Write a java code to find IP address of local and remote host.
• Write a program to implement a Distributed chat server using TCP
• Write a distributed application using EJB.
• To write a program for multi-threaded Client/Server processes.
• To study implementation of Election Algorithm.
Beyond Syllabus:

• Use .NET Framework to deploy a distributed application.
• Write a program using CORBA to demonstrate object brokering.
PROJECT LABclick here to see >>
Lab Incharge: Asst. Prof. Bindu Rani

The objective of the project is to advance employment and self-employment potential of graduates. It is a way of increasing the student’s maturity and preparing him/her for their future career. The transformation of theoretical knowledge makes students to apply their engineering concepts, synthesis and various technical methods which they have learnt in their long run of studies. Thus, a project enables students to use their technical knowledge and project management tools to implement projects .Hence, project works provide interdisciplinary hands-on experience through the designing, development and implementation of academic projects. This can be achieved by developing a co-creative and supportive and interdisciplinary environment.
The Project Lab is a state-of-the-art facility with interdisciplinary environment that is set up for developing projects using latest Hardware and Software tools both. The lab environment will encourage and foster student’s entrepreneurial intent and at the same time support open innovation approach.

Areas of Project Work and Research

• Industrial Automation and Robotics.
• Big Data.
• Cloud Computing.
• Other supportive Platform for Smart projects (MATLAB, C# etc.).

Industrial Automation and Robotics


We have e-Yantra lab that provide a platform for students to explore interdisciplinary skills and to increase enthusiasm for Robotics. e-Yantra – a project in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering, IIT Bombay under the project of MHRD through the National Mission on Education through ICT (NMEICT) to spread embedded systems and Robotics education in colleges across India.

Hardware Used

• Programmable Robotics Kits – Wheeled Mobile Robots Ex. Firebird V , Spark V.
• 8051 architecture based Micricontroller.
• Different type of motors, encoders(shaft encoder) and connectors.
• Different type of Cutting Tools, Rounding Tools.
• Some useful Sensors including Touch ,Vision, Pressure, and Infrared.
• Indicators:2x16 character LCD,LED,Buzzer.
Software Used
• Aurdino: It is Open source software makes easy to write code and upload on board. This platform can be used to create standalone projects or those that communicate with other programs running on a computer. The platform is based on a microcontroller board and an environment for coding software for the board. The environment is written in Java and based on processing and other open source software.

Seminar/Workshops/Conferences/FDP – Organizedclick here to see >>
Session 2016-17click here to see >>

S. No.	Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/Other Activities	Date of event
1	Preparatory classes for GATE and Campus Placement at IPEC for Final year students	From 5/7/16
2	Orientation program for 2nd and 3rd year students	27-07-2016
3	Spoken tutorial Workshop on different subjects like Database Design and Development, Object Oriented Programming, Basic Computer programming, Basic Web based application development, Mobile Application Development, Data Analytics using R, Computer Network and security and Sci Lab by IT department Faculties.	7/7/16 to 23/7/16
4	"Infosys Campus Connect program for session 2016-17 for CSE and IT prefinal year students for 1. Introduction to Programming 2. Database Management"	One semester started from 25th July 2016
5	Orientation by CDC for online Assessment Bridge Intellia	12-08-2016
6	FDP on Cyber/Network Security and Ethical Hacking at IPEC	11/08/16 to 13/08/16
7	Awareness workshop on Information Security at IPEC CDAC Noida	05-08-2016
8	A national Level Workshop on Internet of Things	11/08/16 to 12/08/16
9	A guest Lecture on Artificial Intelligence and Cloud Computing by Mr. Pushkar Tripathi Alumni 2012 batch	12-08-2016
10	An Assessment Test of Basic C Programming for IT 2nd year students conducted by IT Department Faculties.	26-10-2016
11	An Assessment Test of Python for IT 3rd year students conducted by IT Department Faculties.	04-11-2016
12	IBM Awareness Program	09-11-16
13	Guest Talk on Networking Technology	09-11-16
14	Art & Cultural Zonal level event	7/11/16 – 8/11/16
15	Closing Ceremony of Vigilance Awareness	04-11-16
16	Python Programming Under Trinity	21/1/17 – 22/1/17
17	E-Yantra (Idea for project selection)	15/1/17
18	MSME Presentation	22/1/17
19	Smart India Hackthon project shortlisting	15/1/2017
20	Workshop on Bigdata and Hadoop	25/2/17 – 27/2/17
21	Industrial Visit at Huawei Telecommunications	20/2/17
22	Cultural Programme (Spic Macay)	06/02/17
23	Crack Code- EMC2	06/02/17
24	Microsoft Azure Workshop (Genesis)	04/02/17
25	E-Yantra Workshop	3/2/17-4/2/17
26	Triathon (Tech Ethnics)	6/3/17 – 8/3/17
27	FDP on Arithmetic Coding & Network Security	14/3/17 – 18/3/17
28	Grand Finale – Techradiance IIT Bombay	4/3/17- 5/3/17
29	Workshop on Android	27/3/17 – 31/3 17
30	E-Yantra (Project Demo at DU)	28/03/17
31	Guest Lecture on Cyber Security, CETPA	08/03/17
32	Workshop on Android, APTRON	05/04/17
33	Industrial Visit SOPRA, Noida	07/04/17
34	3- Day National Level Project Competition on Big Data	08/04/17
35	Tech – Fiesta (Business Idea Competition)	11/4/17 – 12/4/17
36	ACM- Net	10/04/17
37	I-Gear Up Session (Talk on Agile Technology)	18/4/17
38	Advanced C Programming Concepts (GENESIS)	12/4/17 – 13/4/17
39	Paper Presentation – NISARG	22/4/17
40	Technical Workshop – SOPRA	22/4/17
41	Microsoft IT Academy	12/04/17
42	E-Yantra 3rd Lecture Series	08/04/17
43	SIH, Chandigarh	01/04/2017 – 02/04/2017
44	Bridge Intellia Placement Portal	13/4/17
Session 2015-16click here to see >>

S. No.	Seminar/Conferences/Workshop/Other Activities	Date of event
1	One Day workshop on Robotic at IPEC	08-03-2016
2	Workshop on Website Development by Tech ethnics at IPEC.	8/3/16 to 12/3/16
3	Two days workshop on Mobile App Development at IPEC	8/4/16 to 9/4/16
4	NBA Talk by KEC Director at IPEC	08-04-2016
5	Workshop on Robotics Conducted by KUKA Robotica and TIFAC, Ghazaibad	11-04-2016
6	Two days workshop at IPEC on Mobile App. Development at IPEC	8/4/16 to 9/4/16
7	Two Day workshop on Microsoft Project for Civil Students on Project Management	10/04/16 & 18/04/16
8	Workshop on Hadoop Technology and Big Data on 19th April 2016 from IBM , New Delhi at IPEC	19-04-2016
9	Indo-Mouritious Relationship Talk at IPEC	26-04-2016
10	Orientation of Pre final year by CDC at IPEC	18-05-2016
11	FDP on Sci Lab by Mr. Puspendra Shing, Mr. Amit Sharma at IPEC	03-06-2016
12	Summer workshop on Cloud Computing Microsoft Azure and Asp.Net, HTML including Global Certification from Microsoft	9/06/16 to 20/7/16
13	Virtual Webinar on IUCEE Benefits and IIEECP at IPEC	16-06-2016
14	Virtual presentation for Faculty Excellence for context Guru & Distinguished Facilitator	21/06/16 and 23/06/16
Seminar/Workshops/Conferences/FDP – Attendedclick here to see >>
Session 2016-17click here to see >>

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	FDP/Workshop/QIP Attended
1	Dr. PoojaTripathi	"Virtual FDP on Explore Modern Data Center from EMC2 on July 2016 Attended awareness Program on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on 26th Aug 2016. Attended TechnoRion MeshFlare Workshop in association with Techfest IIT Bombay on 24/9/16 and 25/9/16 at IPEC. Attended Guest talk by Mr Nishit Bansal from Sansung on 15/9/16 at IPEC.
2	Ms. Monika Sainger	One day Workshop on Software Testing on 12/9/16 at IPEC
3	Ms. Ragini Karwayun	Workshop on Networking , APTRON Noida, 2016
4	Ms. Preeti Sharma	Workshop on HADOOP, APTRON Noida, 2016
5	Mr. Dinesh Yadav	Attended awareness Program on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on 26th Aug 2016
6	Ms. Bindu Rani	"Workshop on Networking , APTRON Noida, 2016.M Participated as organizer India Skill Week Regional Level Selection -Mobile Robotic competition 9th July 2016. Attended awareness Program on Intellectual Property Rights(IPR) on 26th Aug 2016. One day Workshop on Software Testing on 12/9/16 at IPEC. Attended TechnoRion MeshFlare Workshop in association with Techfest IIT Bombay on 24/9/16 and 25/9/16 at IPEC.
7	Mr. Sundeep Raj	"Workshop on Networking , APTRON Noida, 2016. FDP on Networking Simulation using NetSim Software with DELLSOFT Tecnology Pvt.Ltd. Attended Guest talk by Mr Nishit Bansal from Sansung on 15/9/16 at IPEC.
8	Mr. Pushpendra Singh	Workshop on SCI Lab Programming, NITTR, Chandigarh, 2016
9	Mr. Krishan Kumar	Workshop on Networking , APTRON Noida, 2016
10	Ms. Archana Bhalla	Attended FDP on Arithmetic Coding & Network Security at IPEC,from 14/3/17 – 18/3/17
11	Ms. Nidhi Gupta	"Attended awareness Program on Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) on 26th Aug 2016. Attended Guest talk by Mr Nishit Bansal from Samsung on 15/9/16 at IPEC.
12	Mr. Amit Sharma	Workshop on SCI Lab Programming, NITTR, Chandigarh, 2016
13	Ms. Lopamudra Mohanty	Attended QIP Short Term Course on Parallel Programming for HPC, IIT Delhi, 2016
14	Ms. Abhilasha Varshney	Attended FDP on Arithmetic Coding & Network Security at IPEC from 14/3/17 – 18/3/17
15	Ms. Sonia Lamba	Attended Workshop on Android at KIET from 27/3/17 – 31/3/17 Attended FDP on Arithmetic Coding & Network Security at IPEC from 14/3/17 – 18/3/17

Session 2015-16click here to see >>

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	FDP/Workshop/QIP Attended
1	Dr. PoojaTripathi	"Indo- Mauritius Relationship Talk, IPEC, Ghaziabad, 2016 Attended Annual Felicitation ceremony for Inspiring Faculty Excellence Awards Infosys Chandigarh on 29th June 2016.
2	Ms. Monika Sainger	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabd, 2016
3	Ms. Ragini Karwayun	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
4	Ms. Preeti Sharma	Workshop on Hadoop Technology and Big Data , IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016
5	Mr. Dinesh Yadav	"Workshop on Robotics, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016 Indo- Mauritius Relationship Talk, IPEC, Ghaziabad, 2016.
6	Ms. Bindu Rani	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016
7	Ms. Archana Bhalla	"Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016 Workshop on Website Development, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
8	Mr. Sundeep Raj	Indo- Mauritius Relationship Talk, IPEC, Ghaziabad, 2016
9	Mr. Pushpendra Singh	Indo- Mauritius Relationship Talk, IPEC, Ghaziabad, 2016
10	Mr. Krishan Kumar	Indo- Mauritius Relationship Talk, IPEC, Ghaziabad, 2016
11	Ms. Nidhi Gupta	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
12	Mr. Amit Sharma	Workshop on Mobile App Development from 8th to 9th April 2016 at IPEC Ghaziabad.
13	Ms. Abhilasha Varshney	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
14	Ms. Sonia Lamba	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
15	Ms. Lopamudra Mohanty	Attended workshop on Virtual Labs, IPEC Ghaziabad, 2016.
Session 2014-15click here to see >>

S. No.	Name of the Faculty	FDP/Workshop/QIP Attended
1.	Mr. Pushpendra Singh	Attended a short term course at NITTR, Chandigarh on Image Processing using SCI Lab from 27 to 31st October, 2014
2.	Mr. Krishan Kumar	Attended a workshop on Cloud Computing and Big Data conducted in collaboration with Infosys Ltd. At Amity University, Noida from 7th to 9th Oct, 2014.
3.	Mr. Amit Kr. Dwivedi	Attended FEP at Infosys , Chandigarh from 15 to 19th Sept, 2014.

Infosys Campus Connectclick here to see >>



Launched by Infosys in May 2004, CC is a unique academia-industry initiative to “architect the education experience”.

The goal is to build a sustainable partnership with engineering education institutions in India and abroad for mutual benefit; producing “industry ready” recruits.

Main objective in launching the CC programme is to enhance the quality and quantity of the IT talent-pool; sustain the growth of the IT industry itself. Instead of focussing on increasing the number of engineering colleges, or the number of graduates the intention is to focus on increasing  the employability of students.

As per predictions, by the year 2040, Asia, especially the Indian subcontinent will have the maximum number of working professionals in the world! Doesn’t this throw up huge possibilities? Clearly we have a plethora of opportunities staring us in the face. The future looks bright and promising…all we need to do is work towards it. 

Currently Infosys has more than 300 engineering colleges under their wing, and the numbers are growing steadily.

IPEC is an integral part of this programme since 2006. Since then hundreds of students have benefited from this program and were placed in good companies like Infosys, HCL, IBM, TCS etc. Faculties from the institute have participated in various FDP and technical events at Infosys and won accolades.

2016-17
• Mr. From Infosys gave a talk on Agile Technologies at I Gear up session organized at IPEC for Infosys placed students on 18th Apr’2017.
• Mr. Krishan Kumar, and Mr. Amit Kaushik, participated in the FEP on “Foundation Program 5.0” held at Infosys ,Chandigarh from 14th to 16 December 2016. With A+ Grade which is having inspire credit 12 points for FEP Participation.
• Virtual Participation on “Content Guru” and “Distinguished Facilitator” of faculty in Annual Faculty Excellence Award 2016 on 23rd June and 25th June 2016.
• Under Campus Connect Program, we started batches for Soft Skill Module
• Launch of New Foundation Module FP 5.0 ( Self Learning Module)
2015-16
• Prof. Pooja Tripathi, SPOC, Infosys Campus Connect and Ms Archana Agarwal attended the Felicitation Ceremony on 3oth June 2016 at Infosys Chandigarh.
• Ms Anajlai Singhal, Ms Archana Agarwal won the Silver , Bronze Partner Award respectively for their active participation and valuable contribution in Campus Connect Program in 2016.
2014-15
• Ms. Monika Sainger and Ms. Ragini Karwayun Attended Gearup Session at Infosys Chandigarh DC along with final year Infosys placed students on 29th Apr 2016.
• In a live Event "Distinguished facilitator" at Infosys DC Chandigarh, Ms. Monika Sainger and Ms. Ragini Karwayun won Second Prize in 2015.
• Infosys Ltd awarded Mr. Akhilesh Kumar Srivastava Ms. Ragini Karwayun, Ms.Monika Sainger, and Mr. Amit Kr Dwivedi for their valuable contribution in Campus Connect Program in 2015.
• Mr. Ashwini Kumar and Ms. Garima Pandey attended the FEP at Infosys DC Chandigarh in September 2015.
2013-14
• In a live Event "Distinguished facilitator" at Infosys DC Chandigarh, Mr. Akhilesh Kumar Srivastava won Second Prize in 2014.
• Infosys Ltd awarded Mr. Akhilesh Kumar Srivastava and Ms. Ragini Karwayun for their valuable contribution in Campus Connect Program in 2014.
• Mr. Amit Kr Dwivedi and Ms. Prachi Vats attended the FEP at Infosys DC Chandigarh in 2014.
2012-13
• Infosys Ltd organized a three days Faculty Enablement program on Soft Skills Training. It was attended by 23 faculty from different institutions/universities of NCR. Mr. Manas Tyagi and Mr. Pankaj Bharti were the resource persons for the FEP.
• Ms. Ragini Karwayun and Ms. Ila Joshi attended a 3 day FEP at Infosys DC Chandigarh in 2012.






Industry Academia program with SOPRAclick here to see >>

The apex body of the IT industry, the National Association of Software and Service Companies(NASSCOM) with the objective to step up the industry-academia interface to strengthen the linkages between requirements of IT industry and the manpower trained in the institutes of higher education.
OBJECTIVE:
The main focus of the program is to plan promote and execute an effective partnership between the institution and the industry. Each department has designated a dedicated coordinator known as SPOC from both academia and industry to the program thereby giving it a wide participation. These coordinators are responsible for industries partnership within their department and generate a monthly preview which is discussed during monthly meeting with organization people involved in the program and critical review, suggestions and remedial measures effected.
OUTCOMES:

• Representatives from industry come to IPEC to mentor faculty and students.
• Special project life cycle exposure to both students and faculty.
• Career counseling to students.
• Identify and help build foundational life skills that industry needs: analysis ,debate and communication.
• Group event to enhance management and leadership qualities.

Project Spoken Tutorialclick here to see >>

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 you learn and use Open Source Software (OSS ). The working of a software is explained by an expert, by its demonstrations on the screen aided by running commentary. A movie of both these audio and video activities is made by a screen cast software, and this movie is called the Spoken Tutorial.

The essence of Spoken Tutorial is such that, it is the recording of the actual session because it captures every step required to elaborate an activity. This makes it a comprehensive solution to document and explain a software or any computer-based activity. The objective of launching and using Spoken Tutorial in Inderprastha Engineering College is to spread the knowledge of technology and Free Open Source Software (FOSS) to learn any software useful in engineering curriculum.
Spoken Tutorial helps the students to:

• Learn any software, all by yourself or during the lab sessions.
• Workshops are also being conducted to get acquainted with the open source software and technologies.
• To get expertise in a particular FOSS using audio-video tutorials.
• To use the FOSS in their projects and summer Training.

Department of IT, IPEC also conducted workshop as a part of spoken tutorial project in different domains based on open source computer technologies and languages as part of summer training in July 2016 . Department of IT, IPE also conducting various Online Tests of Basic C programming, Python, PHP, Java in October 2016.

TECHETHNICSclick here to see >>

TechEthnics is an IT Consortium, a thought to connect to the industry, to be more practical, to work in real time and to work out of the box. TechEthnics is working with an aim of spreading awareness about the latest trends in IT sector through technical programs. To bridge the gap between industry and academia, this forum has kept the students updated with the latest technical advancement by hosting workshops on the Trending Technologies.







List of Members

NAME	BRANCH	YEAR	POSITION
Divya Bajaj	IT	3	President
Ashi Sharma	IT	3	VP Recruitment
Jasnidh Ahuja	IT	3	VP Recruitment
Sankalp Malhotra	IT	4	Advisory Head
Anshul Bhatia	IT	4	Advisory Board Member
Sanjay	IT	4	Advisory Board Member
Prajjwal Mishra	IT	4	Advisory Board Member
Suneet Srivastava	IT	2	Technical Head
Meeraj Shekh	CS	3	Graphics Associate

List of Events
• Graphic Designing Event “Design Guru” 7/08/16
• Workshop on Website Development 8/3/16 to 12/3/16
• Two days workshop on Mobile App Development at IPEC.
Trinityclick here to see >>

Vision

“DEDICATED TO PROMOTING INTEREST IN COMPUTING AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AMONG MEMBERS OF THE INDERPRASTHA COMMUNITY.”

Mission

“Finding new innovative ideas for arranging events so as to encourage and motivate students to participate in the events and increase their span of thinking.”
One of the most vibrant student organisation of the institution, TCF (abbreviated for Trinity Cyber Forum) is a student organisation which runs under the auspices of Department of Computer Science & Engineering and Department of Information Technology. 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 organises ‘alumni talks’ where alumni's talk about the experience, 'technical workshops' where trinity members conduct sessions on fundamentals of programming languages and various other events and activities which develops 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 practise.

"Tell me and I'll forget, Teach me and I may remember, Involve me and I'll learn." That's what we do! Get involved with us and experience the difference.





Trinity Representatives


Arti Gupta	(4th Year CSE)	Gunjan Srivastava	(4th Year IT)
Yash Bhardwaj	(3rd Year CSE)	Utkarsh Sharma	(3rd Year CSE)
Samiksha Gahlot	(3rd Year IT)	Anshika Srivastava	(3rd Year IT)

3 Year Trinity Representatives


Name	Department Allotted
Anshika Srivastava	Event Coordinator
Agam Srivastava	Event Coordinator
Ayushi Rawat	Event Coordinator
Madhulika	Event Coordinator
Samiksha	Promotions
Charu	Promotions
Varun	Promotions
Sudhanshu	Promotions
Yash Bhardwaj	Design
Kushagra	Design
Pranjal	Design
Divyanshi	Content Creator
Kritika	Content Creator
Nishant	Content Creator
Mayank	Content Creator
Utkarsh Sharma	Web Development & Maintenance
Pranav Jain	Web Development & Maintenance
Vivek	Web Development & Maintenance
Farzam	Web Development & Maintenance



EVENT LIST 2016

• Mock-up Challenge
• Networking Event
• Web Dev Workshop
• Font Designing
• Web-Hunt
• Code Hunt
• Game Dev Workshop
• Digital Logic Designing



The winners of “MOCK UP DESIGN CHALLENGE "(design at Your Home).are as follows:

• Shivam Rungta(CSE-3rd year)
• Abhay Jain(CSE-3rd year)
• Mohit Kumar(CSE-3rd year)

Winners of Photoshop Competition.
• Shubhangi Saini - IT-3rd yr - 1st position.
• Praneet Nigam - ECE-2nd yr - 2nd position.
E-YANTRA (ROBOTICS) LABclick here to see >>

e-Yantra Robotics lab was inaugurated and project exhibition was organized at Inderprastha Engineering college on 7th september'2016. e-Yantra is a project initiated by IIT-Mumbai and sponsored by Ministry of Human Resource Department under National Mission of Education through Information and Communication Technology. The mission of e-yantra project is to enable students and staff of technical institutions to take India’s economy a greater height by 2020 with the help of technological innovations. Dr. B.C Sharma, Director of Inderprastha Engineering College, inaugurated the lab and encouraged the students to design Robotics Projects. Dr. Pooja Tripathi,HOD(IT) also enlightened the students with her knowledge and experiences.







ACM STUDENT CHAPTERclick here to see >>

Inauguration of the “IPEC ACM Student Chapter” took place at Inderprastha Engineering College on 10th August, 2016. 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 and the question and answer round with the CEO.

The ceremony was started by our respected Director , Dr. Brijesh Chand Sharma, who motivated students on how to tackling the 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. The ceremony gracefully ended with the CEO’s Show, which was an interactive session held by Mr. Ankush Grover where he shared his real life experiences and the obstacles he faced during his journey to success.The event was well organized by ACM faculty coordinator and all student members of IPEC ACM chapter .



THE DRAMATIC CLUB click here to see >>

This is a dramatic society initiated by Department of Information Technology. It is a rapidly multi versified forum with the aim, to bring globally recognized talent of our college to bridge the gap between scholastic and co-scholastic activities.
Working with the aim of giving exposure for developing self-confidence, self-exploration and communication skills are some of our motto behind this initiative. It will keep students to associate with their area of interest along with their technical studies. It is a forum to promote new ideology of creative learning in our college. It will provide a platform of opportunities to our college for even more recognition and greater reach to outside college campus.
INAUGRAL CEREMONY:


The Society’s inaugural ceremony held on 19th February 2016, at Raman Sabhagar IPEC in the gracious presence of Head of Department-IT, Faculty members, and students of IPEC. In this Students of this society perform the play on 26/11 attacks named as “SIEGE Lest We Forget”.




CULTURAL WEEK:


The Cultural club of IT deptt. had celebrated the cultural week festo during 9th to 12th August 2016. In this festo various activities are organized such as

• voice of IPEC- a singing competition
• Word War- a debate competition
• Flick Your Legs- a dance competition
• Tasveer ke Shero Shayari- Shayari competition

In this cultural fest students from all the branches had participated in this festival through which they can explore their talent and also enjoy their hobbies.

Voice of IPEC- a singing competition
Flick Your Legs- a dance competition
Tasveer ke Shero Shayari- Shayari competition

S. No.	Date of Visit	Name of Company	Year
1	19-08-2016	One Day Production Plant Visit to Moon Beverages LTD.	II,III Year
2	15-02-2016	One Day industrial visit to M/s Aptron Pvt. Ltd. for providing practical exposure for server and network administration	III Year
3	24-07-2015	Industry Visit  to TCS	III Year
4	23-11-2015	Mother Dairy	III Year
5	13-03-2016	Paharpur Cooling Tower	III Year
6	14-03-2015	Dainik Jagran, Noida	III Year
7	01-02-2014	Kasovious Inc, Noida	II Year
8	10-02-2014	Strickview Technology, Noida	IV Year
9	05-04-2014	CETPA, Noida	III Year
10	11-04-2014	Prozia, Noida	III Year
11	12-04-2014	Techalay, Ghaziabad	II Year
12	22-08-2014	Sisoft Technology Pvt. Ltd, Ghaziabad	II Year
13	25-08-2014	Dainik jagran, Meerut	II Year
14	26-08-2014	Uninor	III Year
15	28-08-2014	Aricent, Gurgaon	IV Year
16	8-13/9/14	Strickview Technology, New Delhi	IV Year
17	15-20/9/14	IPEC, Ghaziabad	III Year
18	16-09-2014	Uninor	III Year
19	22-09-2014	Ingersoll Rand Technologies & Services Pvt. Ltd., Sahibabad	IV Year
20	22-27/9/14	Prozia, Noida	III Year
21	3-8/11/14	Kasovious Inc, Noida	IV Year
22	11-11-2014	Airtel (Indus Towers), Gaurgon	III Year
23	12-12-2013	Kasovious Inc, Noida	II Year

2015-16click here to see >>

S.No	Name of Students	Project title	Area	Supervisor
1	ASTHA SOOD VARSHA GUPTA VIKHYAT AHLAWAT MAANAS DIXIT	Voice Based Dictionary	Mobile Computing	Mr. Krishan Kumar
2	SHWETA SRIVASTAVA POOJA SHARMA SWATI CHAUDHARY SMRITI DANGWAL	ADMIN's Complain Module [SDC PROJECT]	E-Application	Mr. Krishan Kumar
3	AKSHAY KUMAR SAKSHI SETHI SRISHTI TYAGI SHUBHANKAR BANERJEE	NotifyMe UTILITY MODULE [SDC PROJECT]	E-Application	Mr. Krishan Kumar
4	SNEHIL SINGH PALIWAL VISHANT GARG VISHAL TEOTIA	Biometric Based Credit Card	Embedded System	Mr. Sundeep Raj
5	NEHA MISHRA MANU TYAGI KESHAV GUPTA NITIN SHARMA	Android Base Home Automation	Mobile Computing	Ms. Archana Bhalla
6	TUSHAR DHINGRA CHANDRA VARSHA SHAIVYA SHARMA SAPNA CHAUDHARY	GPS Speedometer	Mobile Computing	Mr. Dinesh Kumar Yadav



2014-15click here to see >>

S.No	Name of Students	Project title	Area	Supervisor
1	Akansha Jain Isha Gupta Kanika Jain Kritika jain	Blue Security Blue Security Blue Security	Security System	Ms. Ragini Karwayun
2	Aryan Dhankar Janesh Khanna Rishabh Pratap Singh	Engineering Cateloge	Cloud Computing	Mr. Krishan Kumar
3	Nagendra Singh Nikhil Pandey Nikhil Verma Piyush Gupta	Text to image Conversion using Pixel Shuffling	Research project	Ms. Ragini Karwayun
4	Chitranjan Singh Sachin Kumar Sharma Shivika Sonam Gupta	Face Recognition using Image Processing	Artificial Intelligence	Mr. Pushperndra Singh



2013-14click here to see >>

S.No	Name of Students	Project title	Area	Supervisor
S.No	Name of Students	Project Title	Area	Supervisor
1	Deepti Jeswani Ayush Singhal Kushal Gupta Ginny Jain	Digi Buizz Card	Mobile Computing	Ms. Ragini Karwayun
2	Vandana Varma Shalinee Singh Shivam Arora	Animated Flow Control of OSI Model	Algorithmic	Mr. Pushpendra Singh
3	Prateek Mishra Vardan Jaiswal Vishakha Anand Pratesh Yadav	DROID-Share	Mobile Computing	Ms. Archana Chaudhary
4	Surabhi Dayal Bhawna Sharma Yamini Mishra Sauveer Goel	Subjective Evaluation System	Research	Mr. Krishan Kumar

S.No	Name of the student(s)	Batch	Working @	Picture
1	Tarun Kumar Mall	2007 - 11	SDE At AMAZON USA
2	Sarthak Gupta	2009 - 13	Business Intelligence Specialist at Adobe India.
3	Gautam Chaturvedi	2007 - 11	Senior Test Engineer at L&T Technology Services Bangalore
4	Devesh Singh	2006 – 10	Associate at Cognizant
5	Nishant Nisan Jha	2009-13	QA Engineer at 8x8 San Jose
6	Pawan Kumar Pal	2006-10	Senior Software Engineer at Aon India Ghaziabad
7	Sunil Kumar Singh	2009-13	Svc IT Dev Program Sr Assoc II at Dell International services
8	Atul Jain	2007-11	Senior Software QA Engineer at Kronos Solution India Pvt Ltd
9	Sandeep Sharma	2008-12	Programmer Analyst at Cognizant Technology Solutions Pune
10	Bhawna Sharma	2010-14	Software Engineer at HCL Technologies, New Delhi
11	Pratesh Yadav	2010-14	Associate Software Engineer at Accenture
12	GAURAV TEOTIA	2007-11	Windows and VMWare System Administrator at Ibm, Ghaziabad
13	Devbrat Upadhyaya	2008-12	System Architect at AKTU, Lucknow
14	Prateek Sahu	2007-11	System Engineer at ADOBE India

• Prof M. Bala, IIT Delhi.
• Dr Guatam Shroff, TCS, Ggn.
• Dr Mukesh Mohania , IBM, New Delhi.
• Dr T.V. Vijay Kr , JNU, N Delhi.
• Dr Shyam Gupta, IIT Delhi.
• Dr Vasudha Bhatanagar, Delhi University.
• Dr Swaroop, Ghaziabad Industrial Association, Ghaziabad.
• Mr Ashish Mendiratta , WIPRO.
• Mr Manas Tyagi, Infosys.
• Mr Pradeep , CRL, Ghaziabad.
• Mr Gupta , VP, EMC Corporation, Singapore.
• Dr Reema Sehgal, Counsellor, New Delhi.
• Dr. Anirban Mondal, IIIT Delhi.
• Dr Sujata, WIPRO, Mission 10X.

INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL JOURNALSclick here to see >>
Session 2015-16click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi (2015), “Strengthen Cloud Computing Security with Enhanced Two Factor Authentication and Encryption” International Journal of Innovations & Advancement in Computer Science IJIACS ISSN 2347 – 8616 Volume 4, Special Issue May 2015.
• Pushpendra Singh, V.K. Gupta, P.N. Hrisheekesha, "A Review on Shape based Descriptors for Image Retrieval", International Journal of Computer Applications, Vol. 125, no.10, pp.27-32, September 2015.
• Tripathi Pooja, et.al. “Cloud-Sensor Network Integration: Review”, Research & Reviews: A Journal of Embedded System & Applications ISSN: 2395-6712(online), ISSN: 2321–8533(print) Volume 4, Issue 1 www.stmjournals.com
Session 2014-15click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi et. al, (2014) “Cloud Security and Algorithms: A Review” in International Journal of Enhanced Research in Science Technology & Engineering, ISSN: 2319-7463 Vol. 3 Issue 10, Oct.-2014, pp: (113-117), Impact Factor: 1.252, Available online at: www.erpublications.com.
• Pooja Tripathi, “Secure Data Access with Enhanced Two Factor Authentication in Cloud Computing” International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering 4(11), November - 2014, pp. 703-707.
• Pooja Tripathi, (2014), “Competence Based Management in Academics through Data Mining Approach” published in International Journal of Computer Engineering and Intelligent Systems www.iiste.org ISSN 2222-1719 (Paper) ISSN 2222-2863 (Online) Vol.6, No.2, 2015
• Preeti Sharma, Bindu Rani, “A Review on Non Linear Dimensionality Reduction Techniques For Face Recognition”, IJARCSSE, Vol. No.4 ,April'14.
• Ms. Monika Sainger, “A Strategic Model to Enhance the Vertical Scalability in Cloud Environment” published in International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering Volume 4, Issue 4, April 2014 ISSN: 2277 128X.
• Dinesh Kumar Yadav and Vijay Kumar Sharma. Article: Modified HS Algorithm in Distributed System for Synchronous Ring. International Journal of Computer Applications 97(19):29-31, July2014.
• Sonia Lamba, “A comparitive study on load balancing algorithms with different service broker policies in cloud computing”, IJCSIT, Volume 5, Issue 4, June 2014.
• Preeti Sharma, A review on Non Linear Dimensionality Reduction Techniques for Face Recognition .Published paper in April-2014 Volume 4, Issue 4 of IJARCSSE.
Session 2013-14click here to see >>
• Tripathi,P, et. al, (2013), “Multimode Network Based Scalable Learning of Collective Behavior (Paper ID: IJARCSEE-2186)” is published in “International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Electronics Engineering” Volume3 Issue 1, ISSN: 2277 – 9043.
• Tripathi,P, et. al, (2014), “Mobile based learning and design” in International Journal of Computer & Mathematical Science , IJCMS, ISSN 2347-8527, Volume 2 , Issue 2 February 2014 .
• Tripathi,P, et. al, (2014), “Decision Making in Multi-Criteria System” in International Journal of Innovations and Advancement in Computer Science(Accepted).
• Preeti Sharma, Published paper in ISST Journal of Mathematics and Computing System Vol 4 No 2(July – Dec 2013) ISSN No. 0976 -9048 (c) Intellectual society for Socio -Tecno welfare.
Session 2012-13click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi , Ranjan Jayanthi, “Human Resource Management using AI Approach: An experimental study using Expert System” .Published in the International Journal of Computer Applications published in New York., US.
• Nidhi Gupta et al. (2012) “A Comparative Study of Various Clustering Algorithms in Data Mining” in International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) Vol. 2, Issue 3, May-Jun 2012, pp.1379-1384.
• Krishan Kumar and DK Pandey, “Ann Model for Effects of Socio-Metric-Scales on Life Insurance”, VSRD International Journal of Computer Science &Information Technology , Vol. No. 2(6), ISSN No. 2231-2471, June/2012.
• D.K. Yadav, “A Novel Approach of Coordinator Election in Distributed System "International Journal of Research Issues in Computing Sciences (IJRICS). We are pleased to inform you that your manuscript is accepted for publication in Volume.1 Issue.1 August 2013 of IJRICS.
• D.K. Yadav "A Novel Approach of Coordinator Election in Distributed System " IJAIS September 2013 Edition .
• Nidhi Gupta et al. (2012) “A Comparative Study of Various Clustering Algorithms in Data Mining” in International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) Vol. 2, Issue 3, May-Jun 2012, pp.1379-1384.
• Krishan Kumar and DK Pandey, “Ann Model for Effects of Socio-Metric-Scales on Life Insurance”, VSRD International Journal of Computer Science &Information Technology , Vol. No. 2(6), ISSN No. 2231-2471, June/2012 .
• Preeti Sharma and Bindu Rani, “Face recognition using Back Propogation and RBF Neural Network Published in ISST Journal of Mathematics and Computing System Vol 4 No 2ISSN No. 0976 -9048 (c) Intellectual society for Socio -Tecno welfare, (July – Dec 2013).
Session 2011-12click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi , Ranjan Jayanthi, “Data flow for competence management and performance assessment systems: educational institution approach”, International Journal Of Innovation and Learning .InderScience publications.
• Pooja Tripathi, Paper accepted for the E- learning Journal Retreived from www.elearningap.com/eLAP2011/Proceedings/paper26.pdf.
• Nidhi Gupta et al. (2011) “E-Payment: Issues and Challenges". International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science (IJARCS), Volume 2, No. 4, July-August 2011.
• Nidhi Gupta et al. (2011). “Faculty Recruitment and Retention: A Key for Managing Talent in Higher Education”. International Journal of Enterprise Computing and Business Systems Vol. 1 Issue 2 July 2011.
Session 2010-11click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi, Jayanthi Ranjan, Tarun Pandeya. ‘PAKS: A Competency based model for an Academic Institutions’, International Journal of Innovation, Management and Technology, Vol. 1, No. 2, June 2010, ISSN: 2010-0248, http://www.ijimt.org/papers/40-M425.pdf http://www.ijimt.org/vol1no2.html.
• Tripathi Pooja, Dr R.k Suri, , “Competence model for the Faculty in Higher Education in Knowledge Era: Empirical Investigation” in International Journal of Innovation and Technology Management. http://www.ijimt.org/vol1no4.html.
Session 2009-10click here to see >>
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja, International Journal of Computer Communication and Technology .
• Tripathi Pooja, Samiksha, Journal of United Institute of Research and Management with ISSN.
• Pooja Tripathi Jayanthi Ranjan.(2011) “A holistic framework for the assessment of faculty Int. J. Business Information Systems, Inderscience Publishers, Vol. 7, No. 2, 2011.
• Tripathi Pooja, Ranjan Jayanthi , “Developing Computational Intelligence method for Competence Assessment through Expert System: An Institutional Development Approach.” in the Proceedings of the IEEE Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research. IEEE Catalog Number: CFP1020J-ART ISBN: 978-1-4244-5967-.
• Tripathi, P. ; Islam, S.N.; Ranjan, J.; Pandeya, T. Developing computational intelligence method for competence assessment through expert system: An institutional development approach. 2010 IEEE International Conference on Computational Intelligence and Computing Research (ICCIC), Publication Year: 2010 , Page(s): 1 - 5 , http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/search/searchresult.jsp?newsearch=true&queryText=IEEE+ICCIC&x=31&y=14&filter=&tag=1
• Ragini Karwayun ,“Comparative Study Of Inference Engines” at 7th International Conference on Information Technology: New Generations ITNG 2010 at Las Vegas, Nevada, USA. Paper is published by the IEEE Computer Society CPS, and listed in IEEE-Explore and published in an International Journal."
Session 2008-09click here to see >>
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja ‘Measuring Competencies using Expert System: Institutional Perspective’, Journal of Applied theoretical and information technology, No1, Vol 1, 2008.
INTERNATIONAL / NATIONAL CONFERENCESclick here to see >>
Session 2015-16click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi et. al. (2016),”Big Data Lakes Can Support Better Population Health for Rural India - Swastha Bharat” , in International Conference on Innovation and Challenges in Cyber Security at Amity on 3rd and 5th February 2016
• Pooja Tripathi et. al. (2016), “An emerging trend of Big Data Analytics with Health Insurance in India”, in International Conference on Innovation and Challenges in Cyber Security at Amity on 3rd and 5th February 2016
• Pooja Tripathi et.al. (2016), “Review Of Job Recommender System Using Big Data Analytics” in Proceedings of the 10th INDIACom; INDIACom-2016 International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable Global Development”, 16th – 18th March, 2016.
• Pushpendra Singh, V.K. Gupta, P.N. Hrisheekesha, "A Review on Similarity Measurement Techniques for Image Retrieval", International Conference on Emerging Technologies in Science, Engineering & Management at Dr.KN Modi Institute of Engineering & Technology, Modi Nagar on 23-24, April, 2016.
Session 2014-15click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi, (2014), “An Efficient model for the Prediction of student performance through Correlation and Regression Analysis Technique” , 10th National Conference on Emerging Paradigms of Information & Communication Technologies & its Impact on Society (EPICTIS-2014) being organized by Department of IT, I.T.S., Mohan Nagar Ghaziabad, sponsored by Nvidia as Platinum Sponsor, in association withComputer Society of India (CSI) – Ghaziabad Chapter, CSI Division-I & III, CSI-Region-I and technically co-sponsored byInternational Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), NY (USA), International Journal of Scientific and Engineering Research (IJSER) , Houston Texas (USA), International Journal of Computer Science Issues (IJCSI), Mauritius on Saturday, 08th Nov, 2014 (Day-2) at I.T.S, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad.
• Amit Sharma, Sandeep Vishwakarma”Attacks,” PKI-based architecture”,in CICT IEEE sponsored Conference ,Feb-2015 pages 52-56.
Session 2013-14click here to see >>
• Tripathi,P, et. al, (2013), “Assessing the Soft Computing Approach for problem solving in the multi criteria Decision Making for Performance Assessment in Indian Institutions through case study approach” Proceedings of the Third International Conference on Soft Computing for Problem Solving SocProS 2013, Volume 2 Series: Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, Vol. 259 Pant, M.; Deep, K.; Nagar, A.; Bansal, J.C. (Eds.) 2014, 750 p. 306 illus.
• Tripathi,P, et. al, (2013), “Developing decision making system for Institutional Competence Management through ES Approach” 09th National Conference on “Smarter Approaches in Computing Technologies & Applications (SACTA-2014)” organized by the Department of IT at ITS, Mohan Nagar, Ghaziabad in association with CSI-Ghaziabad Chapter, CSI-Region I, CSI-Division I and International Journal of Computer Applications (IJCA), USA on 19th April, 2014 (Saturday).
• Nidhi Gupta et al. “ Aspect Oriented Software architecture using UML” in International Conference on “ Reinventing Thinking beyond boundaries to Excel ”(ICRTBBE-2013) at IMT, Faridabad on 6thApril’2013.
• Nidhi Gupta “Trends in Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Technique”, Paper published in proceedings of National Conference on “Emerging Trends in Intelligent Computing and Communication “(EICC-2013) at Galgotia Engineering College, Greater Noida, 27th -28th April’2013..
Session 2012-13click here to see >>
• Pushpendra Singh, Ajay Pal Singh, “An Analysis of Software Re-engineering through C to Java Conversion” in National Conference On Emerging Trends in Engineering and Technology (ETEAT-2013) on March 16-17, 2013 organized by Vishveshwarya Institute of engineering & Technology, G.B. Nagar (UP).
• Pooja Tripathi, Dr K Singh, “Moving Forward through Teacher Entrepreneurial Education: An Agenda for change in Indian Perspective” at AIMA National Conference.
• Pooja Tripathi, “Factors effecting the adoption of the innovative pedagogical practices using Technology: Indian university Perspective”. at National Conference organized by ECI in November 29th 2012.
• Pooja Tripathi, Dr Jayanthi Ranjan, “Developing Multi attribute Decision Making model for Institutional Competence Management” at International conference on Facets of Business excellence 2012 at Indian Habitat Center , New Delhi.
• D.K.Yadav,Vijay Kumar Sharma,”Leader Election using Modified Heap Tree Method” Ganpati Institute of Technology and Management Bilaspur, Yamuna Nagar, Haryana, India“International Conference onAdvances in Mechanical and Computer Engineering”January 18-19,, 2013.
• Yadav, D.K. ; Lamba, C.S.; Shukla, S., "A new approach of leader election in distributed system," Software Engineering (CONSEG), 2012 CSI Sixth International Conference on , vol., no., pp.1,7, 5-7 Sept. 2012.
• Dinesh Kumar Yadav, ”Optimal Leader Election Algorithm for Distributed System”, 6th International Conference on Advanced Computing and Communication Technologies (ICACCT-2012) sponsored by I EEE Computer Society Chapter Delhi Section and I ETE-I ndi a, to be held at Asia Pacific Institute of Information Technology SD India, Panipat (Haryana) on 3rd November 2012.
Session 2011-12click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi, Ranjan Jayanthi, “A Knowledge Engineering Approach for the Intelligent System for the Competence Management: Indian Institutional Perspective”, in WSKS 2011.(Proceedings to be published by Springer ). SPRINGER CCIS 278 volume Lytras et all editors Volume Title Information Systems, E-learning and Knowledge Management Research for the Knowledge Society: The era of Social Networks, Web 2.0 and Open Source Paradigms.
• Pooja Tripathi, “Tele medicine Technology: Next Generation Revolution to Health Care” in the Second Disputations on Future Technologies for Health Care organized at IIIT Allahabad in September 2011.
• Pooja Tripathi, Jhilmil Mathur ,(2011) in International Conference, AMOS 2011, IIT Roorkee. (M Tech Student Paper).
• Pooja Tripathi, Jayanthi Ranjan, Tarun Pandeya,(2011). “A Transformational model for the Sustainable development in Higher Education system through Competence Based Management” in e LEARNING 2011. Proceegings volume is: SPRINGER CCIS 279 Volume Lytras et all editors.
Session 2010-11click here to see >>
• Pooja Tripathi, Jayanthi Ranjan, Tarun Pandya , Philip Tsang. (2010) ‘ A Competency Based Management System for Academics using PAKS based model expert system’, Book Chapter on ‘ Hybrid Learning-Broadening Horizons’, Edited by Prof Philip Tsang, Caritas Francis HSU college, Beijing Normal University. pp 1-13. (book chapter).
• Pooja Tripathi et.al “An efficient energy management in educational institution through VOIP –Internet Telephony” in the Proceeedings of the National conference on Efficient Energy Management in rural and urban Sector organized by CDT Foundations at New Delhi in April 2011.
• Pooja Tripathi, Dr K Singh, “Competence Based Management: An Effective tool for the Quality in Higher Education.” In National Conference on Globalizing India: Role of Indian B- School”, on 12th & 13th January 2011 at India International Centre, New Delhi published in e journal of the AIMA.
• Pooja Tripathi, “Green ICT: A Next Generation Entrepreneurial Revolution”, at 2nd National Conference on Innovation and Enterpreneurship in Information and Communication and Technology.
• Pooja Tripathi, “Development of Competence based management and Performance Assessment System for Academic Management: Empirical Investigation” .
Session 2009-10click here to see >>
• Monika Sainger, “Proactively Analyzing your Expert System – Vulnerability Analysis” has been accepted for publishing in the national conference on Information & S/W Engineering NCISE2010 being organized by IEEE Computer Society Madras Chapter at A.V. Institute of Technology, Chennai to be held on 26th & 27th Feb, 2010.
• Monika Sainger, “Stumbling Blocks in Implementing the Knowledge” has been published in the national conference on Advances in Knowledge Management NCAKM”10 at Lingaya’s University, Haryana held on 8th & 9th March, 2010 .
• Monika Sainger, “Coupling of Rules and Ontologies for Interfacing with RDFs” has been published in the national conference on HPCA2010 at Banaras Hindu Vishwavidyalaya, Varanasi held on 8th & 10th Feb, 2010 .
• Monika Sainger, “Contextual Knowledge Representation in Semantic Web” has been published in the national conference on Emerging Trends in Information Technology & Communication Systems NCET2010 at Velammal Engineering College, Chennai held on 5th March, 2010 .
• Pushpendra Singh, Sundeep Raj, "Design Quality Metrics in open source software " in National Conference on Emerging Trends in Advanced Computing & Informatics (May 8- 9, 2010) at Shobhit University, Meerut, Uttar Pradesh .
• Ragini Karwayun, “Coupling Of Rules and Ontologies for Interfacing with RDFs” is selected in a national conference HPCA 2009 to be held at Banaras Hindu Vishwavidyalaya Varanasi on 8-10 Feb’2010.
• Ragini Karwayun, “Stumbling Blocks in Implementing the Knowledge” has been accepted for publishing in the proceedings of national conference on Advances in Knowledge Management NCAKM”10 at Lingaya’s University, Haryana to be held on 8th & 9th March, 2010 .
• Ragini Karwayun, “Contextual Knowledge Representation in Semantic Web” has been accepted for publishing in the proceedings of national conference on Emerging Trends in Information Technology & Communication Systems NCET2010 at Velammal Engineering College, Chennai to be held on 5th March, 2010 .
• Ragini Karwayun, “Inference Scheme for RDF” was presented in National seminar on Information Security at ITS Ghaziabad on 4th April ’09.
Session 2008-09click here to see >>
• Tripathi Pooja, Ranjan Jayanthi,“Bridging the gap between academia and the industry competence based management approach” in Proceedings of International Conference on Quality Enhancement in educational Communication at Tiruchirapalli.
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja ‘Measuring Competencies using Expert System: Institutional Perspective’, Journal of Applied theoretical and information technology, No1, Vol 1, 2008.
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja “Competence Management in Academics: Data Mining Approach”, presented at International Conference on Innovation in Redefining Business Horizon (IIRB 2008) jointly organized in association with Association of Indian Management Schools(AIMS), India, University of New Castle Australia, and Euromed Marseille Ecole de Management Domaine France, at IMT Campus, Ghaziabad during 18-19 December, 2008.
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja. Proceedings of International Conference on Digital Factory ICDF2008, Coimbatore. August 11-13.2008.
• Jayanthi Ranjan and Pooja Tripathi. IT Supported Organizational Competence Measurement Tools: Working Systems and Research Literature. Proceedings of International Conference on Data Management ICDM 2008, 25-26 February 2008, Macmillan India, Publishers. Pp 1267-1275.
Session 2007-08click here to see >>
• Jayanthi Ranjan. Pooja Tripathi. Decision Support System for Competence Management: An Intelligent Agent Approach. Proceedings of ICISTM-2007 Allied Publishers Pvt Ltd., pp. 207-214.
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja Customer Centered Approach for Competency Development in Education Institutions: Bridging the gap between academia and industry. National Conference on Emerging Technologies & Trends in IT 2007 (NCET-2007) organized by ITS, Ghaziabad, at Indian Habitat Centre, New Delhi on 6th and 7th April 2007. Paper was selected for oral presentation.
• Ranjan Jayanthi, Tripathi Pooja ‘Role of Expert systems in Competency management’, National conference on Information Technology, NCIT, Asia Pacific Institute of Management. 31 August-September 1, 2007.