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IT BITZ JUNE 2019

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Volume 3, Issue 4

IT BITZ – JUNE 2019 Page 1

CONTENTS

VISION & MISSION OF THE INSTITUTION

VISION & MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

KNOWLEDGE ENRICHMENT

EVENTS ORGANIZED

FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

PLACEMENT CORNER

THINK!!!

ALUMNI CORNER

EDITORIAL TEAM


VISION OF THE INSTITUTION

To make this Institution the unique of its kind in the field of Research and Development

activities in this part of world.

MISSION OF THE INSTITUTION

To impart highly innovative and technical knowledge to the urban and unreachable rural

student folks through "Total Quality Education".

QUALITY POLICY

Committed to impart Quality Technical Education imbibed with proficiency, human values

and continual improvement.

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

VISION OF THE DEPARTMRNT

To make the department of Information Technology the unique of its kind in the field of

Research and Development activities in this part of world.

MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT

To impart highly innovative and technical knowledge in the field of Information Technology

to the urban and unreachable rural student folks through Total Quality Education.

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

PEO 1: Graduates of the programme will exhibit expertise in technical knowledge by

applying distinctive skills in various fields of Information Technology

PEO 2: Graduates will become pioneers in the field of IT by working collaboratively and

providing solutions to meet societal needs through persistent learning

PEO 3: Graduates will be able to adopt innovative practices and contribute towards research

and technological development in the field of IT through Total Quality Education


PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSOs)

Engineering Graduates will be able to:

1. Design and develop applications in the field of Information Technology by applying

the knowledge acquired from Computer Organization & Engineering, Networking,

Software Engineering & Programming, Data Analytics & other allied topics.

2. Demonstrate an ability to analyze, design, and develop software solutions to cater the

needs of diversified business sectors.

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT

Information Technology department was established in the year 2001 and has 15 well

qualified faculty members expertise in various fields of Information Technology and can

exert a dedicated work to produce high caliber technocrats. Of them, one has completed his

doctoral degree, five of them are pursuing their doctoral degrees and all others have PG

degrees. Department offers various value added courses on IBM Cloud Computing, IBM

Cyber Security, and Full Stack Developer to impart the knowledge in students to satisfy the

industrial needs.

HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

Dr. P. Subathra Heads the Department of Information Technology since August 2015. She

received her Doctorate in Philosophy in the field of Information and Communication

Engineering from Anna University, Chennai. She completed her PG in Computer Science and

Engineering & UG in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from Madurai Kamaraj

University, Madurai. Her area of interest includes Networks and Network Security. She is

guiding two research scholars under Anna University, Chennai. She has published around 10

international journals and conferences for her credit. She has given guest lecture in various

institutions on Network Security, Soft Computing, and IoT.


KNOWLEDGE ENRICHMENT

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the ability of a computer program or a machine to think and

learn. It is also a field of study which tries to make computers "smart". John McCarthy came

up with the name "artificial intelligence" in 1955.

In general use, the term "artificial intelligence" means a machine which mimics

human cognition. At least some of the things we associate with other minds, such

as learning and problem solving can be done by computers, though not in the same way as we

do.

An ideal (perfect) intelligent machine is a flexible agent which perceives its environment and

takes actions to maximize its chance of success at some goal. As machines become

increasingly capable, mental facilities once thought to require intelligence are removed from

the definition. For example, optical character recognition is no longer perceived as an

exemplar of "artificial intelligence": it is just a routine technology.

At present we use the term AI for successfully understanding human speech, competing at a

high level in strategic game systems (such as Chess and Go), self-driving cars, and

interpreting complex data. Some people also consider AI a danger to humanity if it

progresses unabatedly.

An extreme goal of AI research is to create computer programs that can learn, solve

problems, and think logically. In practice, however, most applications have picked on

problems which computers can do well. Searching data bases and doing calculations are

things computers do better than people. On the other hand, "perceiving its environment" in

any real sense is way beyond present-day computing.

AI involves many different fields like computer science, mathematics, linguistics,

psychology, neuroscience, and philosophy. Eventually researchers hope to create a "general

artificial intelligence" which can solve many problems instead of focusing on just one.

Researchers are also trying to create creative and emotional AI which can possibly empathize

or create art. Many approaches and tools have been tried.

History

Objects that look and act like humans exist in every major civilization. The first appearance

of artificial intelligence is in Greek myths, like Talos of Crete or the bronze robot

of Hephaestus. Humanoid robots were built by Yan Shi, Hero of Alexandria, and Al-Jazari.


Sentient machines became popular in fiction during the 19th and 20th centuries with the

stories of Frankenstein and R.U.R.

Formal logic was developed by ancient Greek philosophers and mathematicians. This study

of logic produced the idea of a computer in the 19th and 20th century. Mathematician Alan

Turing's theory of computation said that any mathematical problem could be solved by

processing 1's and 0's. Advances in neurology, information theory, and cybernetics convinced

a small group of researchers that an electronic brain was possible.

AI research really started with a conference at Dartmouth College in 1956. It was a month

long brainstorming session attended by many people with interests in AI. At the conference

they wrote programs that were amazing at the time, beating people at checkers or solving

word problems. The Department of Defense started giving lots of money to AI research and

labs were created all over the world.

Unfortunately, researchers really underestimated just how hard some problems were. The

tools they had used still did not give computers things like emotions or common sense.

Mathematician James Lighthill wrote a report on AI saying that "in no part of the field have

discoveries made so far produced the major impact that was then promised". The U.S and

British governments wanted to fund more productive projects. Funding for AI research was

cut, starting an "AI winter" where little research was done.

AI research revived in the 1980s because of the popularity of expert systems, which

simulated the knowledge of a human expert. By 1985, 1 billion dollars were spent on AI.

New, faster computers convinced U.S and British governments to start funding AI research

again. However, the market for Lisp machines collapsed in 1987 and funding was pulled

again, starting an even longer AI winter.

AI revived again in the 90s and early 2000s with its use in data mining and medical

diagnosis. This was possible because of faster computers and focusing on solving more

specific problems. In 1997, Deep Blue became the first computer program to

beat chess world champion Garry Kasparov. Faster computers, advances in deep learning,

and access to more data have made AI popular throughout the world. In 2011 IBM Watson

beat the top two Jeopardy! players Brad Rutter and Ken Jennings, and in 2016 Google's

Alpha Go beat top Go player Lee Sedol 4 out of 5 times.

By

Ms. JEGADEESWARI.G,

17UITE019

II - IT


EVENTS ORGANIZED

Expo: Fun with Algorithms (ISTE Activity)

16.03.2019


FACULTY ACHIEVEMENTS

ONLINE COURSES

S.No Faculty Name Name of the course Duration / Date Award

1 P. Kaviya

NPTEL - Programming in

Java Feb - April 2019

Elite + Gold

2 R. Arthy Elite + Gold

3 P.Antony Seba Elite + Gold

4 R. Arthy NPTEL - Joy of computing

using Python Elite +Silver


STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS

Technical Contest / Workshop

Conference / Publication Details

S.

No.

Name of the

Student & Year

Name of the

Conference Date

Organizing

Institution

Title of the

Paper

1 Aarthy N

IV IT International

conference on Recent

Advances in Computer,

Electrical, Electronics,

Civil and Mechanical

Engineering

22.03.2019

&

23.03.2019

Renganathan

Engineering

College

Predicting the

possibility of

Cervical Cancer

based on

supervised

learning

2 Kamatchi S

IV IT

3 Veni Prabha P

IV IT

4 Vivekarajan S

IV IT International

conference on

Information Sciences

and Renewable Energy

sources, 2019

07.03.2019

&

08.03.2019

Selvam college

of Technology,

Namakal

IOT Based

Energy Meter

Aspect based

sentiment

analysis on

customer review

dataset using

classification

algorithm

5 Nandhakumar M

IV IT

6 Vijay M

IV IT

S.

No.

Name of the

Student & Year

Name of the

Programme Date

Organizing

Institution

Prizes

Won

1 Srividhya G

III IT National Level

Technical Contest:

Paper

Presentation

07.03.2019

Kalasalingam Institute

of Technology,

Krishnankoil

II Prize 2 Srimathi M

III IT

3 Anitha G

III IT

4 Smitha B

III IT National Level

Technical Contest:

Paper

Presentaion

14.03.2019 Coimbatore Institute

of Technology - 5

Atchaya N K

III IT

6 Jeyasubha S

III IT

7 Smitha B

III IT

National Level

Technical Contest:

Paper

Presentation 14.03.2019

&

15.03.2019

Karpagam College of

Engineering

-

Workshop

"Social Networks

and its

applications"

-


S.

No.

Name of the

Student & Year

Name of the

Conference Date

Organizing

Institution

Title of the

Paper

7 Divya T

IV IT

International





Engineering

22.03.2019

&

23.03.2019

Renganathan

Engineering

College

Smart Bus

Tracking System 8

Ashadevi S

IV IT

9 Arun Bhavanesh G A

IV IT

International





Engineering

22.03.2019

&

23.03.2019

Renganathan

Engineering

College

Mobile

application for

Face Recognition

10 Nagarajan K

IV - IT

11 Vimal Berun D

IV IT

12 Balasurya G

IV IT International





Engineering

22.03.2019

&

23.03.2019

Renganathan

Engineering

College

Light weight IDS

13 Xavier Thamburaj F

IV IT

14

Arokiya Antony

Joseph B

IV IT

15 Thilaga N

IV IT International





Engineering

22.03.2019

&

23.03.2019

Renganathan

Engineering

College

Aspect based

sentiment

analysis on

customer review

dataset using

classification

algorithm

16 Anupriya S

IV IT

17 Shafika S

IV IT

18 Rajasruthi P

IV IT International

conference on

Emerging trends in

Engineering and

Technology

(ICETET ' 19)

15.03.2019

&

16.03.2019

Pandian

Saraswathi

Yathav

Engineering

College

Integrity checking

in cloud storage

using third party

auditor

19

Kaviya @ Manisha

Preethi V

IV IT

20 Vigneshwari R

IV IT

21 Revathy V

IV IT International

conference on

Emerging trends in

Engineering and

Technology

(ICETET ' 19)

15.03.2019

&

16.03.2019

Pandian

Saraswathi

Yathav

Engineering

College

A Crypto water

marking scheme

for copyright

protection using

Block Ciphering

and Discrete

Shearlet

Transform

22 Sowndhariya R

IV IT


S.

No.

Name of the

Student & Year

Name of the

Conference Date

Organizing

Institution

Title of the

Paper

23 Jeyapriya T

IV IT

International

conference on

Emerging trends in

Engineering and

Technology

(ICETET ' 19)

15.03.2019

&

16.03.2019

Pandian

Saraswathi

Yathav

Engineering

College

Air pollutants

detection using

Machine

Learning

24 Sathya bama G

IV IT

25 Sivaranjani M

IV IT

26 Sivaguru J

IV IT International

Conference on Recent

development in

Engineering

management sciences

and technology

16.03.2019

Dhaanish

Ahmed

College of

Engineering

Concealed

weapon detection

using DWT

Algorithm

27 David Raj Y

IV IT

28 Harikaran R G

IV IT

29 Thilagavathi.R

IV IT International

Conference on Recent

Trends and Current

Research in

Engineering and

Technology

(ICRTCRET - 19)

20.03.2019

SSM Institute

of Engineering

and

Technology

Feature Selection

using Binary

BAT Algorithm

30 Kanniga Devi P

IV IT

31 Renuga Devi S

IV IT


PLACEMENT CORNER

SI.No Student Name Company Annual Package

(LPA)

1 Arokya Antony Joseph B Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

2 Anna Puthiba A Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

3 Ashadevi S Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

4 Veni Prabha P Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

5 Rajasruthi P Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

6 Karthika K Allsec Technologies Rs.1,46,000

7 Sivaranjani M Vinayak Infotech Rs.2,40,000

8 Arun Bhavanesh G A Apptivo Rs.1,20,000

9 Vigneshwari R Solartis KPO Rs.1,40,000

10 Xavier Thamburaj F Solartis KPO Rs.1,40,000

11 Revathy V Bee Hive Rs.1,20,000


COMPANY PROFILE

ZOHO

Zoho is a web-based online office suite containing word processing, spreadsheets,

presentations, databases, note-taking, web conferencing, customer relationship

management (CRM), project management.

It was found in the year 1996.

The founders of the company are Sridhar Vembu,Tony Thomas.

Sridhar Vembu is the CEO of Zoho.

It is a private held company.

Headquarters‎: ‎Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

Domain:

Free web hosting

E-mail hosting

End users

Foregin customers

Employee size: 2,600 +

Business size: $175 billion

Define roles for users in the organization and map them to their designations. Users

can be mapped to roles and profiles to set access privileges.

Managing Groups

In Zoho CRM, can create different types of groups (set of users) to manage a set of

common records. Groups can be used for setting up team selling, team support,

event management by a group of marketing users, etc. Users associated with a

particular group can access the records shared to a particular group and perform the

necessary operations on the records.

By,

Ms. SHARMI SREE P,

16UITE016

III- IT


THINK !!!

1. Bag of Coins

You have 10 bags full of coins. In each bag are infinite coins. But one bag is full of forgeries,

and‎you‎can’t‎remember‎which‎one. But you do know that a genuine coins weigh 1 gram, but

forgeries weigh 1.1 grams. You have to identify that bag in minimum readings. You are

provided with a digital weighing machine.

By

Mr. MALIK CHANDRA PANDIAN.T,

17UITE021

II - IT


ALUMNI CORNER

HADOOP ECOSYSTEM

Hadoop

Hadoop follows a master slave architecture design for data storage and distributed

data processing using HDFS and MapReduce respectively.

Hadoop Ecosystem

Components Description

HDFS Hadoop Distributed File System

YARN Yet Another Resource Negotiator

MapReduce Data processing using programming

Spark In-memory Data Processing

PIG, HIVE Data Processing Services using Query (SQL-like)

HBase NoSQL Database

Mahout, Spark MLlib Machine Learning

Apache Drill SQL on Hadoop

Zookeeper Managing Cluster

OOzie Job Scheduling

Flume, Sqoop Data Ingesting Service

Solr & Lucene Searching & Indexing

Ambari Provision, Monitor and Maintain cluster

By

Mr. VENKATESH.S, Associate Developer

EIM Solutions, Bangalore.

2014 – 2018 Batch

Mobile No: +91 - 7418551631


EDITORIAL TEAM

CHIEF EDITOR

Dr. P.Subathra, HoD/IT

CO-EDITORS

Mrs. E.Vakaimalar, AP/IT

Mrs.D.Kayathri Devi, AP/IT

MAGAZINE IN-CHARGE

Ms. P.Kaviya, AP/IT

STUDENT MEMBERS

Mr. M.Vijay, IV IT

Ms. T.Radhika Devi, IV IT

Ms.D.Princess Dorothy, III IT

Mr.V.Aravindh, III IT

Mr.C.Navin, II IT

Ms.L.Latha, II IT

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