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Student Activities of the Computer Science and Engineering Department Student Activities of the Computer Science and Engineering Department Sl_No Events Student Name Organizer Awarded Date South India Level Sanjay N S PESCE, Mandya II Runner Up 29-Feb-2020 Hackathon Event Soumik V 1 HACKMANIA 3.0 Nived B Sammith B S TCS Tech Bytes Quiz Sanjay N.S JSS University, Grabbed 6th FEB 27th 2020 2 regional Competition Sunad.K Mysore place National Level Event Sanjay N S PESCE, Mandya II Runner Up 25th & 26th HACKMANIA 2.0 Soumik V OCT 2019. 3 (Hackathon) Nived B Sammith B S Innovative Technical Govindaraju Y PESCE, Mandya Won First 14-June-2019 Project Exhibition-19 prize 4 The Project entitled “Controlling Energy Meter Using IOT”. Innovative Technical Gowda Tejas, PESCE, Mandya Won First 14-June-2019 Project Exhibition-19 Harish M, prize 5 The Project entitled Mohammed “Smart Blind Stick Ismail Khan S, Using IOT”. Prasanna Intra Department Amogh Babu K.A PESCE, Mandya Participated 11th May 6 Project Exhibition-19 (4PS15CS008) 2019 The Project entitled S.Kaushik NIE, Mysore Session Best 16th & 17th “Virtual Classroom Arkalgud, Y R Paper award in May 2019 using Augmented Vasuki Varuna, National 7 Reality (AR) and Sinchana. M. Conference Virtual Reality (VR)” Hadli , H N Shreyas “SPARK” A State Level Deeksha.M S PESCE, Mandya Participated 30th & 31st 7 Socio-Entrepreneurial (4PS17CS020) March 2019 Fest Presenting a paper on Sammith B S PESCE, Mandya Secured 27th March “Accident Detection and (4PS16CS093) Second Place 2019 Notification System are 8 using Android” in the National Level paper presentation event PATRIKA. Presented a paper on Yashaswini. R PESCE, Mandya Participated 27th March 9 “Sewer Bots” in the (4PS17CS115) 2019 national level paper presentation event PATRIKA. Content Writing Yashaswini. R Countless Hours Participated 7th March 10 Internship (4PS17CS115 through 2019 INTERNSHALA 11 Workshop on “Android Mahima Pai. B NITK Surathkal – Participated 16th & 17th APP Development” WAC-2019 Feb 2019 Workshop on “Internet Yashaswini.R Technophile Participated 16th & 17th of Things” (4PS17CS115) Solutions, NITK, Feb 2019 11 Surathkal. Workshop on “Ethical Supriya M.M Kyrion Participated 16th & 17th 12 Hacking” (4PS17CS104) Technologies Pvt. Feb 2019 Ltd, NITK, Surathkal. State Level Event Deeksha M S PESCE on Participated 9th FEB 2019 13 HACKMANIA 1.0 (4PS17CS020) Collaboration with (Hackathon) IEEE-PESCE, DSC and ISTE State Level Event Sanjay.N.S PESCE on Volunteered 9th FEB 2019 14 HACKMANIA 1.0 (4PS16CS095) Collaboration with (Hackathon) IEEE-PESCE, DSC and ISTE State Level Event Supriya M.M PESCE on Participated 9th FEB 2019 15 HACKMANIA 1.0 (4PS17CS104) Collaboration with (Hackathon) IEEE-PESCE, DSC and ISTE State Level Event Varun Achar.M.N PESCE on Volunteered 9th FEB 2019 HACKMANIA 1.0 Collaboration with 16 (Hackathon) IEEE-PESCE, DSC and ISTE 5 days Industry Supriya M.N Free Software Attended 20th to 24th Orientation Workshop (4PS17CS104) Movement Jan 2019 (Data Science & AI , Karnataka (FSMK 17 Cloud Computing & WINTER Devops, Open CAMPS-19) Hardware & IOT) National Level paper on Sammith B S IEEE Bangalore Secured 2nd 2018-2019 “Accident Detection & (4PS16CS093) Section Place 18 Notification System using Android”. Technical Crossword as Mahima Pai. B Techno Spectrum - Secured First 2018-2019 a part of 3rd National 2018 at GSSS , place 19 Level Technical Mysore Competition State level Hack mania Amogh Babu PESCE, Mandya Organizer 2018-2019 1.0 K.A 20 (4PS15CS008) “GESTURE Controlled Sanjay N.S Robosol ssociated Coordinator/ 2018-2019 Robot” (4PS16CS095) with AAKAAR Participated 21 IIT BOMBAY Workshop on “Internet Amogh Babu K.A PESCE, Mandya Participated 27th to 31st of things using Node (4PS15CS008) JAN 2018 22 MCU & Raspberry – Pi” Workshop on “IOT Prasanna Poojari FSMK at Rajeev Attended 22nd to 27th (Node MCU)”. Institute of Jan 2018 23 Technology, Hassan Lectures & Participated Prasanna National Institute Attended FEB 16th to 24 in workshops conducted (4PS16CS416 of Technology, 18th 2018 during FOSSMEET-18 Calicut 5 Days Training Nanda Kumar. V CISCO-RVCE Participated 17th to 25th program on IOT (4PS16CS068) COE- IOT, hosted FEB 2018 Application by RVCE, 25 Development. Bangalore. “Byte the Bits” & Ranjana HS IEEE Participated 23rd and 24th 26 IMPRESSARIO March 2018 “GIMP WORKSHOP” Yashaswini.R GLUG-PESCE Participated 7th April 2018 27 (4PS17CS115) Assessment for the job Monisha.S National Skill B Grade 27th AUG role of Field Technician (4PS16CS063) Qualifications 2018 – Networking and Framework Level- 28 Storage 4 Workshop on “Artificial Monisha.S ROBOkart.com & Participated 7th & 8th SEP Intelligence with (4PS16CS063) Innovation- Cell 2018 29 Chatbot” UMIC, IIT Bombay. Google Hunt , Technical Deeksha M.S GSSS Institute of Participated 11th OCT Quiz, Predict The (4PS17CS020) Engineering & 2018 Output, as a part of 3rd Technology for National Level Women, Mysore. 30 Technical Competition : TECHNO SPECTRUM – 2018 Internship on “Software Rachana.R E-Park Research Attended 2017-2018 31 Development” (4pS15CS080) centre Bangalore “SRUJANA-2K18” A Sammith B S PESCE, Mandya Secured Third 2017-2018 32 State Level Paper (4PS16CS093) Place Presentation student volunteer award Prathyush IEEE Bangalore Outstanding 2017-2018 -2017 Kumar Section student 33 (4PS13CS090) volunteer award -2017 State Level Event on Rachana.R Science & Participated 2017-2018 MCELEARNA & (4pS15CS080) Technology 34 SUPER CODERS Entrepreneurs Park(STEP), MCE, Hassan 35 Mobile Making& IOT Prasanna ITC – IIT, Winner for 2017-2018 (4PS16CS416 Mumbai Zonal round Debate Competition Sammith B S ISTE chapters Won Third 2017-2018 36 event (4PS16CS093) Youth Red Cross prize Wing. The Project entitled Vikas. K.R South Western Appreciation 14-June-17 “Smart Unmanned Level (4PS15SCS14) Railway, Mysore Certificate by 37 Crossing Warning System South Western Using GPS and Lora Railway Protocol” nd rd 38 2 Days Workshop on Amogh Babu K.A IEEE in Attended 22 and 23 “IOT” (4PS15CS008) association with AUG 2017. Robokart 39 Workshop on ““Building Rachana.R Cloud Bull, Attended 23-10-2017 to Applications on Cloud” (4pS15CS080) Chennai. 24-10-2017 rd 40 All India Vayu Sainik - Darshan.M. NCC Directorate Attended 23 OCT 2017 Camp held at Chakrasali Karnataka & Goa 2017 to 3rd Jodhpur, Rajasthan NOV 2017 Assistive Technology Ranjana HS ALL India Participated 2016-2017 41 Hackathon Institute of Speech & Hearing,Mysore 42 Regional Technical Amogh Babu. K.A FSMK , PESCE, Attended 26th to 28th Camp SWATAHA-16 (4PS15CS008) Mandya FEB 2016 43 "Richard E. Merwin Noor Fathima IEEE CS Asia Awarded 2016-2017 Scholarship" (4PS11CS072) Pacific Student Ambassador 44 The project entitled Navneeth N, Infosys Won II place 21st May 2014 “GHOST PROTOCOL - Nithin H N, Pvt. Ltd. Mysore in Infosys (Generation of Highly Yashvant N Project Optimized Service Innovation Technology)” 2014 Challenge Technical Talk Conducted Sl _ No Date Name of the Program Resource Person Number of (Along with Team Participants Professionals) 1 13th and 14th Introduction to Machine Mr.Kanchan Bhowmik 150 Sep 2019 learning, Artificial Intelligence, (Data Scientist/Mentor). Business Analytics 2 2nd Aug 2019 Google Cloud Readiness 100 Program 3 16th April 2019 Artificial Intelligence Dr. Jyothi s Nayak, 100 Dr. Indramma, Professor, Dept of CS&E, BMSCE. 4 15th April 2019 Current Trends of Android Nithin Kumar, 150 Development Asst. Professor, VVCE, Mysore. 5 9th Feb 2019 Block Chain Management Mr. Pradeep M.N, 120 Software Engineer for RSA Security (A part of DELL Technologies) 6 20th Jan 2019 A Free Digital Society Dr. Richard M Stallman, 200 Founder of Free Software Foundation. 7 6th & 7th April Designing Internet of Things Sampriti Neog 90 2018 applications using NODEMCU Himesh Reddivari HRT, Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 8 27th Jan to 31st Internet of Things using Node Mr. Sachin D.N 90 Jan 2018 MCU and Raspberry - Pi Asst. Professor, VVCE, Mysore 9 23rd & 24th Enterprise Application Vigneswaran 120 Oct 2017. Development on Cloud Paramathayalam, Principal Consultant, Cloud Bull, India. 10 28th Oct Machine learning Mr. Sripati Bhatt, 100 2017 Senior Engineer R&D Dept at Robert Bosch Engineering Solution, Bangalore. 11 18th to 22nd Problem Solving Using C Dr Subbaraya B.M., 120 July 2017 Programming Ex VP Infosys, Mysore 12 13th to 17th Wireless Sensor Networks and Vishnu Prasad K.Y, 90 March 2017 Internet of Things (IOT) Akshay Kulkarny, Arun. K , from Nihon Communication Solutions Private Limited. 13 1st Feb 2017 Support for Entrepreneurial and Government of India, 75 Managerial Development of Ministry of Micro, Small SME’s through Incubators & Medium Enterprise (MSME)- Development Institute, Bangalore. 14 30th Nov 2016 Entrepreneur Development Government of India, 75 Program on Business Ministry of Micro, Small Incubation & Medium Enterprise (MSME)- Development Institute, Bangalore. 15 1st September Building Embedded System Mr. Vishwa Krian S, Vice 100 2016 President and his team from Pushkala Technologies Pvt Ltd, Bangalore. 16 5th April 2016 Hadoop Technologies Manjunath H R, Director, 50 The Data lifecycle company. 17 15th July 2015 Innovative Solutions for Cloud Bhargav Vijay Kumar 100 Computing Director, The Data Life Cycle Company. 18 10th July 2015 Cloud Computing Set up Amith Kumar S.G , CTO, 80 Master IT Solutions. 19 21st July 2015 Big data Analytics Manjunath H.R, Director, 90 The Data Life Cycle Company. Students Industrial Training Sl _ No Name of the Industry Duration No. of students participated 1 BEML, Mysore 1 Day 135 (26 - OCT-2019) 2 TCS, Bangalore 1 Day 72 (11- OCT-2019) 3 Honeywell, Bangalore 1 Day 24 (21-OCT-2018) 4 VMware Bangalore 1 Day 40 (25-SEP-2018) 5 Infosys Pvt Ltd., Mysore 1 Day 100 (4-OCT-2018 ) 6 Nihon communication, Banglore 1 Day 43 (16-OCT-2018) 7 Global Edge Software Limited 1 DAY 18 (2017-2018) 8 Data Life Cycle Company. 1 DAY 17 (2017-2018) 9 Navinyathe Technologies (OPC) 1 DAY 15 Private Ltd. (2016-2017) 10 Royal Research Foundation. 1 DAY 20 (2016-2017) 11 Lorgan Com Tech Pvt. Ltd 1 Month 07 Mysore 12 D Compiler, Mysore 1 Month 06 13 Amodha Infotech, Mysore 3 Month 15 14 Software Technologies ltd.
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