Student Research Symposium

Student Research Symposium - 2023
Date: 18 October 2023
The Department of Computer Science hosted it’s one of the prestigious event National Level Student Research Symposium 2023. This symposium is being organised with the objective of getting inspired by the fascinating research ideas, collaborate together to invent, and also to applaud the achievements of one another. The Call for papers attracted the budding researchers and we started receiving many articles from all over the states through Easy chair portal. The received papers have gone through different levels of review. Good quality papers were selected for presentation during the conference. All the Selected and Presented papers will be published in the conference proceedings with the ISBN No. and selected papers will be considered for publication in Kristu Jayanti Journal. The symposium includes a Keynote Session, Technical Session and Research paper presentations of four different tracks including 52 papers, based on the themes relevant to Data Science, Security, Cloud Computing & AI.

The Symposium started with the technical session on Embrace Your Tech Career in the Era of AI by Mr. Prajwal. In the engaging Technical session, Mr. Prajwal, the owner of Cloud Attack, a prominent cloud services company, offered profound insights into the world of cloud computing. He began by addressing the fundamental question of how well we truly understand cloud computing, emphasizing its significance beyond the internet as a transformative technology that has reshaped our digital landscape. The session featured captivating demonstrations of cutting-edge applications, including text extraction from images using Microsoft Azure, pinpointing specific incidents within lengthy CCTV footage, and a practical, hands-on exercise on hosting a website in just five minutes. The speaker also emphasized the importance of certification as a pathway to success in the cloud computing industry, inspiring the audience to transcend the role of an employee and become employers themselves, given the vast opportunities presented by this dynamic field. The keynote session offered a comprehensive exploration of the cloud computing domain, emphasizing its expansive reach and the transformative potential it holds. The practical demonstrations and advocacy for certification underscored the opportunities for growth and innovation in this rapidly evolving sector, encouraging attendees to seize the moment and aim for entrepreneurial success in the ever-expanding world of cloud computing.

The inauguration session served as an inspiring and informative launch for the event, where students had the opportunity to engage with industry experts and explore the diverse aspects of computer science and technology. The Inauguration ceremony commenced with a prayer song followed by the Welcome note by Ms. Jessica John, the Student Coordinator of SRS 2023 - National Symposium. Mr. Fransis Benil, Student Coordinator of SRS 2023 presented the prelude to SRS 2023. A notable highlight was the release of the meticulously designed symposium proceedings which comprises of the research papers, followed by an engaging interactive session with the chief guest Mr. Ayyanar Jeyakrishnan, Vice President & Principal Engineer Wells Fargo, Bengaluru. The chief guest began his keynote by discussing the techniques of upgrading the skillset and encouraged lifelong learning. It was an interactive session and the chief guest welcomed the questions from the audience. The students asked their queries on accessibility of cloud services without a credit card, prompt engineering and the role of quantum computing in real-life scenarios and they were happy with the insightful responses provided by the speaker.

In the afternoon, the symposium witnessed 52 paper presentations in 4 different tracks chaired by Dr. Muruganantham A, Dr. Velmurugan R, Dr. Vinothina V and Dr. Ranjitha M. Students and external participants presented their research work, showcasing innovative ideas and the depth of their studies.

The event concluded with profound gratitude expressed to the faculty coordinators Dr. Aruna Devi K, Ms. Reeja and the dedicated team of organizers. The symposium highlighted the importance of research, innovation, and knowledge sharing in the field of technology and artificial intelligence. It served as a testament to the college's commitment to fostering innovation and academic excellence among its students.

National Level Student Research Symposium (SRS 2021)
The department of Computer Science [PG] organized a national level student research symposium on 27th October 2021. It was a platform to bring in all researchers to share their new findings with the global community. SRS 2021 received papers with some scientific insights from all over the nation. The papers were peer reviewed and selected papers were presented during the symposium. Technical enablement was another key highlight of the symposium. Keynote session was given by Dr.Santhi Thilagam, Professor from NIT Surathkal, Karnataka, India on Deep Learning Trends and Applications. Another technical session titled “Cybersecurity-Catch up or Catch all !” was given by Mr.Anubhav Wahie, Regional Leader- Cybersecurity Solutions, Cisco, India .

There were two tracks for paper presentation for the Inter/Intra participants to demonstrate their new findings.

The program was concluded with another interesting new area of artificial intelligence on explainable AI by Mr. Soma Dhavala, Principal Researcher, Wadhwani AI, India on “XAI: All explanations are right! Some of them are useful! ” Total beneficiaries were around 200 who actively involved and enhanced their knowledge through this program.

Student Research Symposium (SRS)
The Department of Computer Science (PG) organized a unique event Student Research Symposium to disseminate new knowledge acquired through research conducted by the academic community. The symposium also promoted healthy interaction between the students and research scholars of various Institutes.

The third edition of the National Level Student Research Symposium was held on 18 September 2019. The day began with an inaugural session, the welcome address was delivered by Prof. Velmurugan, Convenor of SRS followed by the inaugural address by Rev. Dr. Augustine George, Vice- Principal. The chief guest of the day was Mr. Sudeendra Koushik, Chair IEEE Bangalore Chief Innovator & Co-Founder at Prasu (Innovation Consultation Company) who delivered the keynote address on “Technology, Disruption, Research and Innovation”. The inaugural session was concluded with the Vote of Thanks delivered by Ms. Lincy Joseph of 2nd M.Sc., the Student Coordinator of SRS. It was followed by a Technical Session and the resource person was Mr. Abhishek Appaji, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Medical Electronics, B M S College of Engineering (BMSCE) and the topic was “Demystified Data Science and Machine Learning”.

The last session of the day was the Paper Presentation session where the students of our college and from other colleges presented their papers on different fields of Information Technology. More than 45 research papers were submitted by student researchers from all over the country, out of which 10 papers were selected and presented after the scrutiny from subject experts. The student paper presentation was conducted in two different venues and was chaired by Dr. A. Muruganantham and Dr. P. Ambika, the faculty members of the Department of Computer Science [PG].

The symposium provided a forum which allows exchanging knowledge, experience, results and information related to various aspects of emerging technologies.

Student Research Symposium
Date: 11-September-2018
Time: 10.00 AM
Venue: Conference Hall 2 (PG Block)
Participants (Name, Roll No, Class): MCA
Number of beneficiaries: 110
Resource Person: Mr. Jeeva Chelladhurai, Mr. Mustameer Khan

The aim of the symposium which allows exchanging knowledge, experience and results and information related to various aspects of emerging technologies.

A National Level Student Research Symposium was organized by Department of Computer Science (PG). Mr. Jeeva Chelladhurai (Founder, Comorin Consulting Services, Bengaluru) was the chief guest of the program. The inaugural ceremony started with the welcome address by Prof. Muruganantham, convenor of the symposium followed by the presidential address was given by Fr. Augustine George, Vice Principal. The chief guest during inaugural address explains about the evolution of technology and a video which is related to Artificial Intelligence and machine learning.

The first technical session was presented by Mr. Mustameer Khan (Product Manager, SAP, Bengaluru) with technology on warehouse automation done by Amazon, he also briefed about ‘Go Game’ which was an automated analysing game. The application analyse the game moves of international champion for 6 months during the game application defeated the champion by its own analysed automated moves. He also explained about automated robotics in police field with a cheetah robot as an example which is much faster than the fastest human being.

The second technical session was presented by Mr. Jeeva Chelladurai. He explains about docker technology. He also had shown practically how to run snippets to create a docker. Post lunch session started with Paper presentation by research scholar and students. The session chaired by Dr. Kumar R and Dr. Ambika. P.

National Level Student Research Symposium
National Level Student Research Symposium was organized by the department of Computer Science (PG) for the Research Scholars from various colleges by Dr.Seyed Mohamed Buhari, Professor, Department of Information Technology, King Abdulaziz University, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, Mr.Jomy Jose, Deputy Head- Delivery L&T Infotech, Bangalore, Dr. Mohan Kumar R, Country Head, Wearable Technologies AG, Bangalore on 31st August 2017.

Dr. Syed Mohammad Buhari said “No means- new opportunity”. He urged the students to do research and never stop the effort even if someone says no.