DEPARTMENT OF

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DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
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Indian economy is no longer an agricultural
based. Share of services in Indian GDP is
growing at a very fast pace and will soon become
major contributor. This would not have been
possible if services were not IT- enabled.
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OUTLINE OF PRESENTATION

• Vision and Mission
• Organizational Structure
• Programme Details
• Strengths
• Intellectual Property
• Research Publications
• Achievements of students
• Teaching Learning Process
• Computing Resources
• Students Projects
• Innovative Practices
• Constraints
• Future Plans

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VISION MISSION
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VISION
Create Center of Excellence in selective IT
fields having direct bearing on the upliftment of
Indian society
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MISSION
To impart high quality education for
transforming students into competent IT
engineers, who would contribute towards growth of
nation and upliftment of society.
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ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
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HoD
Addl. HoD
I/C Academics.
Mentors
Class Coord.
Faculty
Placement coord.
Counseling Cell(Women)
I/C Maint.
I/C IDEAZ
I/C Lab
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PROGRAMME DETAILS

• Nature of programme B.Tech (Full Time)
• Duration - 4 Years
• Year of starting - 1999
• Initial Intake - 60
• Current Sanctioned Intake 120 seats (2007)

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OUR STRENGTH

• Department is accredited by NBA.
• 65 Faculty- M.TECH (Including pursuing).
• Young, Dynamic and Committed Faculty.
• Excellent Academic Results.
• Well Organized Computer Labs.
• Academic and Administrative Processes are Well
  defined and Documented.
• Personal Care of Students.

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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
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FACULTY
Total 17
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FACULTY PROFILE(Contd..)
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FACULTY PROFILE
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RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
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RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS
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PAPERS PRESENTED BY STUDENTS
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TEXT BOOKS AUTHORED
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Faculty members deputed for specialized
training/higher studies
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ACHIVEMENTS OF STUDENTS
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RESULTS ACHIEVED
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PLACEMENT STATUS
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HIGHEST SALARY OFFERED
Arun Kumar Singh of 2005-09 batch offered salary
of Rs.6 lacs per annum by Sun Microsystem Inc.
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LIST OF COMPANIES
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Performance in Competitive Examinations
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ACHIEVERS
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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (Cond)
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EXTRA CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES (Cond)
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STUDENTS SOCIETY
Activities undertaken by Ideaz
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TEACHING LEARNING PROCESS
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PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY IN DEPARTMENTAL
DEVELOPMENT/ ACADEMIC MATTERS
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PARTICIPATION OF FACULTY IN DEPARTMENTAL
DEVELOPMENT/ ACADEMIC MATTERS
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• DELIVERY OF SYLLABUS CONTENTS
• Compliance of academic calendar.
• Monitoring of Syllabus coverage.
• Regular assignments.
• Make-up Classes.
• Coverage of topics and contents beyond
  syllabus.

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Implementation of Academic Activities

• Prior allocation of the subjects.
• Prior selection of electives.
• Result analysis.
• Identification of Weak students Initiation of
  corrective action.

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MONITORING SUPPORT (STUDENTS)

• Monitoring of Attendance.
• Class Test-1 And Performance Analysis.
• Class Test-2 And Performance Analysis.
• Question papers are discussed after the test.
• Mentoring of the Students.
• Display of Results and perusal of answer sheets.

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MOTIVATIONAL INITIATIVES

• Encouraging faculty to attend conferences /
  seminars workshops.
• Promotion and funding for Higher Education.
• Fund for student paper presentation and other
  extra curricular activities.
• Conducting courses beyond syllabus for the
  students.

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COMPUTING RESOURCES
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COMPUTING LABS
HARDWARE CONFIGURATION
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DEPARTMENTAL LIBRARY
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STUDENTS PROJECTS
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STUDENTS PROJECT PROCESS

• Faculty offers projects as per their domain .
• Students encouraged to search topics for
  projects, decide and give their choice .
• A group of approx 4 students is allotted project
  by Departmental Academic Council.
• Inter- Departmental projects are allowed
• Each faculty is required to guide at least one
  project and interact weekly with the students to
  monitor the progress..
• Progress recorded regularly as per format is
  issued by the department.
• Students are instructed to follow the software
  engineering practices in their projects

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LIST OF STUDENTS PROJECTS( 2008-2009)

• Computational Neuroscience.
• Test Data Generation.
• Video Data Compression.
• Regional Transport Office.
• Agricultural Forecasting using Neuro-Fuzzy
  Systems.
• Testing Object-Oriented Systems.
• Polygon Approximation using Kinematics.
• Animated Cartoon using MAYA

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LIST OF STUDENTS PROJECTS( 2008-2009)

• Information processing in neuron (computational
  neuroscience).
• Implementation of LSB algorithm for audio
  steganography.
• Wireless transmission server of high speed data
  processing in robotics.
• Medical video mining.
• Video data mining.
• Numerology.
• Automation of Mc-Clusky's method for
  simplification of Boolean circuits.

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LIST OF STUDENTS PROJECTS( 2007-2008)

• Voice Communication over LAN.
• Goal Setting Form.
• Product Service Automation.
• Design and implementation of Online Store.
• Folder Cloning.
• Computer Resource Management.
• Tic-Tac-Toe (a multiplayer mobile game).
• Load Balancing in Grid Computing.
• Faculty Course Planning Schedule.

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INNOVATIVE PRACTICES

• Three baskets system for students performance
  monitoring.
• Participation of faculty in fine tuning academic
  processes.
• Sponsorship for presentation of papers/higher
  education/conferences.
• Fee exemption of meritorious students.
• Encouragement for extra/co-curricular activities.
• Mentoring of students for all inclusive
  development.

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FUTURE PLANS

• Starting the P.G. Courses.
• Enable students to acquire soft and hard skills
  essential for their Retention Growth in
  Industry.
• Boosting the Research.
• Publishing Quality Research Papers/Books.
• Multimedia Classrooms.
• Establishment of Departmental RD Lab.
• Organizing Workshops/ Seminars/Conferences.
• 100 Placement.
• E-Resources for Teaching.