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Computer Technology

At Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, we take immense pride in being recognized as one of the best engineering colleges in Nagpur. Our Department of Computer Technology stands as a testament to our commitment to excellence in education and research.

Established in 1985, the Department of Computer Technology has been accredited by the National Board of Accreditation four times since 2003, further solidifying its position among the top engineering institutions in Nagpur. With a strong focus on providing an outstanding academic and research environment—complemented by excellence in teaching—our department offers a range of programs tailored to meet the evolving needs of the IT industry and research organizations.

As a recognized Ph.D. research center, the department fosters advanced research in cutting-edge domains such as IoT, AI, ML, DL, and CV, facilitated through our NVIDIA Centre of Excellence lab. With industry-aligned electives and professional core courses, our curriculum ensures that students are well-prepared to meet the demands of the modern IT landscape.

The department offers three major thrust areas: Artificial Intelligence & Data Science, Networking & Communication, and Image Processing, under which various research and development activities are actively carried out.

The Department of Computer Technology proudly hosts an approved Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Student Chapter and the Computer Technology Student Council (CTSC), fostering a vibrant ecosystem of technical, co-curricular, and extracurricular activities.

We actively engage in research and industry projects funded by multinational corporations and government agencies, contributing to innovation and knowledge dissemination. Moreover, our Coding Club YCCE, promotes a strong coding culture and continuous skill development among students.

We regularly organize faculty development programs on emerging technologies, supported by funding schemes from AICTE, DST, E&ICT, and others. Our dedicated faculty members boast a rich portfolio of achievements, including registered copyrights, consultancy projects, and publications in reputed international journals and conferences. Their expertise and unwavering commitment to excellence greatly enrich the academic and research pursuits of our department.

Join us at Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering’s Department of Computer Technology, where excellence meets innovation—and embark on a journey of endless possibilities in the dynamic field of computer science and engineering.

Vision of the Department

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To be a well-known center for pursuing computer education through innovative pedagogy, value-based education and industry collaboration.

Mission of the Department

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To establish learning ambience for ushering in computer engineering professionals in core and multidisciplinary arena by developing problem-solving skills through emerging technologies. 

Program Educational Objectives of the program (PEO)
  • PEO 1 – Preparation: To prepare students to succeed in employment/profession and/or to pursue post graduate and research educations in Computer Technology discipline in particular and allied engineering disciplines in general. (Preparation) 
  • PEO 2 – Core Competence: To provide students with a solid foundation in mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals required to formulate, analyse and solve engineering problems requiring knowledge of Computer Technology. (Core Competence) 
  • PEO 3 – Breadth: To prepare students with engineering breadth to innovate, design, develop software products and to contribute in providing solutions related to multidisciplinary real life problems. (Breadth) 
  • PEO 4 – Professionalism: To inculcate in students professional and ethical attitude, effective communication skills and teamwork to become a successful professional. (Professionalism) 
  • PEO 5 – Learning Environment: To provide students with an academic environment that makes them aware of excellence and life-long learning in emerging technologies. (Learning Environment) 
Program Outcomes
  • PO1: Engineering Knowledge: Apply knowledge of mathematics, natural science, computing, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization as specified in WK1 to WK4 respectively to develop to the solution of complex engineering problems.
  • PO2: Problem Analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions with consideration for sustainable development. (WK1 to WK4)
  • PO3: Design/Development of Solutions: Design creative solutions for complex engineering problems and design/develop systems/components/processes to meet identified needs with consideration for the public health and safety, whole-life cost, net zero carbon, culture, society and environment as required. (WK5)
  • PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems: Conduct investigations of complex engineering problems using research-based knowledge including design of experiments, modelling, analysis & interpretation of data to provide valid conclusions. (WK8).
  • PO5: Engineering Tool Usage: Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources and modern engineering & IT tools, including prediction and modelling recognizing their limitations to solve complex engineering problems. (WK2 and WK6)
  • PO6: The Engineer and The World: Analyze and evaluate societal and environmental aspects while solving complex engineering problems for its impact on sustainability with reference to economy, health, safety, legal framework, culture and environment. (WK1, WK5, and WK7).
  • PO7: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, human values, diversity and inclusion; adhere to national & international laws. (WK9)
  • PO8: Individual and Collaborative Team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse/multi-disciplinary teams.
  • PO9: Communication: Communicate effectively and inclusively within the engineering community and society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations considering cultural, language, and learning differences
  • PO10: Project Management and Finance: Apply knowledge and understanding of engineering management principles and economic decision-making and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, and to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
  • PO11: Life-Long Learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability for i) independent and life-long learning ii) adaptability to new and emerging technologies.
Program specific Outcomes (PSO)
  • PSO 1 – An ability to acquire skills to design & develop quality software using cutting-edge technologies of Computer Engineering. 
  • PSO 2 – An ability to use knowledge of various domains as per thrust areas to formulate and implement ideas for providing innovative solutions. 
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) of M. Tech. (Data Science)
  • PEO 1 – To prepare students for successful careers in data science-related professions or to pursue advanced research and doctoral studies in the field of data science and analytics. (Preparation)
  • PEO 2 – To equip students with in-depth knowledge and technical skills to innovate, design, analyse, and develop data-driven solutions for complex and interdisciplinary real-world problems. (Core & Breadth)
  • PEO 3 – To foster a professional and ethical mindset, and effective communication skills, enabling students to thrive as responsible and impactful data science professionals. (Professionalism)
Program outcomes (POs) of M. Tech. (Data Science)
  • After successful completion of the M.tech Program, Students will have the ability to :
    • PO 1 – Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of data science methodologies, tools, and technologies, including data engineering and statistical modelling.
    • PO 2 – Think critically to identify, design, analyse, and solve complex problems in data science and related fields using advanced computational and analytical techniques.
    • PO 3 – Conduct independent and collaborative research with a focus on innovative data-driven solutions, fostering interdisciplinary learning and integration.
    • PO 4 – Communicate effectively across diverse audiences and uphold ethical standards, contributing responsibly to the sustainable development of data-centric solutions for societal benefit.
Key Strengths of the Computer Technology Department

Infrastructure: 

 

  • Built-up area of 1925 sq. meters.
  • State-of-the-art facilities as per AICTE norms, including:
    • 5 classrooms
    • 1 shared seminar hall
    • 1 departmental library
    • 1 girls’ common room
    • 1 student activity room
    • Sufficient staff rooms with internet access

 Industry-Aligned Electives Offered in Collaboration With:

  • GlobalLogic – Mobile Operating Systems
  • Infosys – Business Intelligence and Applications
  • 6Simplex Software Solutions – Introduction to Geographical Information Systems
  • Crypto Forensic Technology – Cyber Forensics
  • KICIT – Internet of Things
  • CRM – Customer Relationship Management
  • ISF – Introduction to Salesforce
  • AWT – Advanced Web Technology

Student Skill Development:

  • Coding Club to enhance programming and problem-solving skills
  • Speakers’ Club for communication, confidence, and holistic development

Industry Exposure:

  • In the session 2023–24, a total of 59 students participated in industry/live projects

 

Collaborations and Research:

  • MoUs with reputed research organizations and leading industries
  • Approved Ph.D. research center
  • Well-equipped laboratories for in-house workshops and value-added programs

Digital and Learning Resources:

  • Access to e-learning materials via intranet
  • Resources include reputed journals, NPTEL, DTEL, and lab manuals

Student Societies:

  • ACMSC – Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter
  • CTSC – Computer Technology Student Council

 

Stakeholder Engagement:

  • Parent-teacher meetings conducted every semester to discuss student progress and departmental initiatives

 

Department Magazine and Newsletter:

  • Annual magazine – Dhyaas
  • Departmental newsletter – Technosavvy

The Department of Computer Technology has consistently shown remarkable progress in academic achievements, placement outcomes, and research contributions. Our innovatively designed curriculum is regularly updated to reflect evolving industry demands and stakeholder expectations, ensuring relevance and rigor.

We emphasize a holistic approach to education, blending technical knowledge with the development of personal and professional skills. This balance equips our students to thrive in both corporate and research environments. Through cutting-edge pedagogical methods, students gain hands-on experience in domains highly valued by today’s industries and research organizations.

Our supportive learning environment is complemented by state-of-the-art infrastructure, including the NVIDIA Centre of Excellence Lab, which is equipped with advanced hardware and software for research in Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning (DL), Computer Vision (CV), Internet of Things (IoT), and more.

In collaboration with reputed companies, we offer a range of industry-aligned electives, providing students with a dynamic mix of core theoretical foundations and exposure to emerging technologies.

students are also involved in socially relevant initiatives, promoting values of responsibility and community engagement.

Dr. Kavita R. Singh

HOD, Department of Computer Technology

The department proudly hosts an approved ACM Student Chapter since 2008 fostering a vibrant coding culture. We encourage students to take initiative by organizing events such as Compufest, our national-level technical fest, and to actively participate in various technical and co-curricular events at other institutions.

Beyond academics, our students are also involved in socially relevant initiatives, promoting values of responsibility and community engagement.

Our alumni have secured positions in prestigious companies both in India and abroad, while many pursue higher education at renowned institutions such as IITs, IISc, and IIMs. These achievements reflect the department’s dedication to its founding vision—consistently striving to surpass corporate and research expectations.

Our graduates are widely recognized for their sincerity, intelligence, diligence, practical orientation, and effectiveness in diverse professional environments.

The department’s growing reputation is further reinforced by the increasing number of industries eager to collaborate, whether through academic partnerships, industry projects, or campus recruitment.

We warmly invite you to join us on our journey toward becoming a world-class center of excellence in education, training, and research.

Program Offered
1 UG  Programme- B.Tech in Computer Technology
2 PG   Programme- M.Tech in Data Science
3 Ph.D Programme in Computer Science & Technology
Major Equipments in Laboratories
LAB NO. LAB NAME LAB INCHARGE
Lab 1 Software Engineering and Project Lab Nilesh Sambhe
Lab 2 PG Programming Lab Roshni Khedgaonkar
Lab 3 Computer Graphics and Web Tech Lab Nikhil Mangrulkar
Lab 4 DBMS Lab Prarthna Deshkar
Lab 5 PG Project and Research Lab Ganesh Yenurkar
Lab 6 Computer Programming Lab Gendlal Vaidya
Lab 7 Computer Networking Lab Smita Kapse
Lab 8 Advance Computer Programming Lab Prachi Bainalwar

Photos of Laboratories

Major (Hardware) Equipments

  • DELL 330 Optiplex core to duo 2.4GHz, 2GB RAM,160GB HDD, 17” TFT.
  • DELL 360 Optiplex core to dual  2.8GHz, 2GB RAM, 160GB HDD, 18.5” TFT
  • HCL DESKTOP INFINITY PRO BL1280, INTEL CORE 2DUO E7500,INTEL G31 CHIPSET
  • I-BALL DESKTOP  DUAL CORE 3GHz
  • WIPRO MAKES DUAL-CORE 3.1GHZ PROCESSOR
  • LENOVO M72e, INTEL CORE i3 3RD GENERATION, INTEL H61 MOTHERBOARD
  • ACER VERITON 4TH GEN CORE i3-4130, CHIPSET  H81
  • ACER  Make INTEL CORE i7 – 4770 CPU @ 3.40GHz
  • Acer Veritron Desktop, Intel Core  i5 4460 (3.2GHz), H81 Motherboard
  • IBM WORKSTATION LENOVO MAKE E30-7783RW
  • DELL T110 TOWER SERVER
  • HP LAPTOP  430 CORE
  • LCD PROJECTORS (HITACHI, EPSON)
  • CISCO WIRELESS ACCESS POINT
  • CISCO ACADEMY SETUP
  • CISCO ROUTER 2921/K9 & ROUTER 1921/K9
  • SAMSUNG TABLET
  • SAMSUNG MOBILE
  • L2 HP & NETGEAR SWITCHES
  • HP SCANNERS
  • SONY DIGITAL CAMERA AND CAMCORDER
  • DELL VOSTRO i3 PROCESSOR BRANDED MACHINES
  • HP MAKE WORKSTATION WITH NVIDIA GPU CARD
  • DELL T20-TOWER SERVER INTEL XEON E3-1225 V3
  • L3 HP NETWORK SWITCH
  • CYBER FORENSIC KIT
  • IOT LEVEL-1, LEVEL-2, LEVEL-3 KITS
  • E-YANTRA KITS

Software

  • MATLAB 2007, 2011,2012,2014,2017
  • IBM RATIONAL ROSE
  • ORACLE 11g
  • MICROSOFT PROJECT PLANNER 2013
  • VISUAL STUDIO 2008,2013,2015
  • ENCASE CF SOFTWARE
  • IoT  VIDEOS
  • ANTIVIRUS:- ESCAN

Open Source Softwares

  • Java, Scilab, Mysql, Pentaho, Wireshark, Pktbuilder, Android Studio, Netbeans, Code-Blocks, Dev C++, Rstudio, Staruml, Anaconda, Python, Python, Cisco Packet tracer , Prolog, etc.

Open Source Operating Systems

  • Redhat, Centos, Ubuntu

Servers

  • Windows 2008- backup server, Linux -Samba server
Achievements by faculty

Faculty Achievements

  • Dr. Rakhi D. Wajgi (PI) and N. Mangrulkar(CO-PI) received a research proposal grant of Rs.3,00,000 under the University Research Project Scheme in March 2024.
  • A patent was granted to Smita Kapse in April 2024.
  • Prof. Nikhil Mangrulkar has received NPTEL Online certification on NBA Accreditation and Teaching-Learning in Engineering (NATE), Elite Silver in Jan-Apr. 2022.
  • Prof. Smita Kapse has received NPTEL Online certification on NBA Accreditation and Teaching-Learning in Engineering (NATE), Elite Silver in Jan-Apr. 2022.
  • Prof. Nilesh Sambhe has received NPTEL Online certification on Research Methodology, Elite Silver in Aug-Oct. 2023.
  • Shivkumar Jaywantrao Karale published a book “Language Processors” in year 2021. (Raja Rammohun Roy National Agency ISBN Number: 978-93-340- 0650-6)
  • Dr. A R Bhagat Patil published a book “Textbook of Quality Assurance” in the year 2023. (Shashwat Publications, ISBN: 978-93-6087-412-4)
  • Dr. A R Bhagat Patil published a book “AI Based Cyber Security” in the year 2024. (Infinite Research, ISBN: 978-81-979122-9-0)
  • Dr. Gauri Dhopavkar published a book “A textbook of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms using Python” in the year 2024. (RK Publications, ISBN: 978-93-48655-98-1)
Instructional Methods in Teaching Learning

Innovative Teaching Learning Method

 

(Link for critique review: https://forms.gle/XsxmskxfcMQdDjFq5)

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2024-2025)

ODD SEMESTER

Sr. No.

Section

Innovative Method Adopted

Name of Faculty

Course Name

Sem.

Outcome After Implementation

No. of Beneficiaries

1

A

Problem Solving (Group Activity)

Ashwini C. Gote

Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory

3

Improved understanding of concepts through practical application. Increased collaboration and teamwork.

82

2

A

Cyber Laws Case Studies

Ganesh K. Yenurkar

Cyber Laws

3

Enhanced legal awareness, problem-solving, and critical analysis skills through real-world legal scenarios.

82

3

A

Coursera Certificate Courses

Shweta A. Gode

MDM – Foundation of Software Engineering

3

Improved technical skills, better career prospects, global certification, and alignment with industry trends.

77

4

A

Simulation Tool Activity (IITKGP Vlabs)

Shweta A. Gode

MDM – Foundation of Software Engineering

3

Enhanced practical understanding, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and access to advanced tools.

77

5

A

Coding Challenges from Online Platforms

Sneha A. Sahare

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

5

Developed hands-on coding experience and improved problem-solving skills.

75

6

B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Roshan S. Bhanuse

Language Processor

5

Identified research gaps in compiler design, encouraging future research.

72

7

B

Coding Challenges from Online Platforms

S. J. Karale

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

5

Developed hands-on coding experience and improved problem-solving skills.

72

8

A

Springboard Certification

L. R. Tembhare

Network Security

5

Better preparedness in implementing robust security measures ensuring information security.

75

9

A

Group-Based Activity

Gaurav Divtelwar

Current Trends and Techniques

5

Improved communication, task breakdown, time management, and real-world problem-solving skills.

75

10

A & B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Roshan S. Bhanuse

PE-IV: Software Project Management

7

Improved communication and analytical skills by presenting research outcomes.

44

11

A & B

Tool-Based Learning

L. R. Tembhare

P-III: Adhoc Wireless Network

7

Practical implementation of algorithms on wireless networking protocols.

42

12

B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Pradnya S. Moon

PE-V: Embedded System

7

Gained in-depth research knowledge, along with skills in analysis, presentation, and application.

73

13

A

Project-Based Learning

Ganesh K. Yenurkar

Cloud Computing

7

Gained real-world experience in cloud architecture, collaboration, and efficient use of industry-standard tools.

71

14

A

Open Book Test

Sanjay P. Pande

Network Security

7

Learned to efficiently navigate reference materials and locate relevant information quickly.

71

15

A

Project-Based Activity

Prarthana A. Deshkar

Java FSD

7

Developed real-life solutions using the Java Full Stack Development framework.

71

16

B

Group Discussion

Supriya S. Thombre

Artificial Intelligence

7

Improved communication and discussion skills on technical topics.

73

 

(Link for critique review: https://forms.gle/XsxmskxfcMQdDjFq5)

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2023-2024) 
EVEN SEMESTER 
SR NO Section Innovative Method Adopted Name of Faculty Course Name Sem. (6/4) Outcome after the implementation of Innovative method No. of Beneficiary 
1 A & B Tool-based activity: PowerBI Dr. Kavita Singh Mathematical Foundation of Data Analytics 4 Students were able to write report on data visualization achieved using Power BI 155 
2 B Tool based activity: JFLAP Roshan Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 4 By using JFLAP student will get an interactive visualization for formal languages. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 74 
3 A & B Class test based on Gate Questions 

Lata Tembhare, 

Nilesh U. Sambhe 

Operating System 4 Students got aware about recent Gate questions. 148 
4 A & B Springboard certification on Data Structures and Algorithms using Python-Part2 

Roshni Khedgaokar 

Prachi A. Bainalwar 

Design and Analysis of Algorithms 6 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about algorithms         and design. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 150 
5 A & B Spring board certification Shweta Gode Software Engineering 6 Students understood the complete SDLC process and industry based implementing and understanding of CI/CD Pipeline repository. 138 
6 B Coding based learning Nikhil Mangrulkar Language Processor 6 Students are capable of writing program using compiler generator tools 71 
7 A & B Research based Case Study Report Writing Dr. Kavita R Singh Machine Learning 6 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 140 
Faculty Innovations in T-L (2023-2024) 
ODD SEMESTER 
Sr. No Section Innovative Methodology Name of Faculty Course Name Sem. Outcome after the implementation of Innovative method No. of Beneficiary 
1 A Implementation through Virtual lab Ganesh K.Yenurkar Computer Architecture Organization 3 Virtualization Lab Simulation: Students have learned how to build the Booths multiplier Simulation by performing multiplication of 02 integer numbers and other assignments
 
76 
2 B Project based learning Praful Barekar Database Management System 3 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 74 
3 A Network designing using cisco packet tracer simulation tool Smita Kapse Computer Networks 5 Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application 70 
4 A NPTEL Course-based assignment ,Complex problem Solving Roshan Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 5 NPTEL Assignment can help them gain a deeper understanding of the subject. Students can better prepare for GATE questions by tackling difficult problems. 68 
5 A Research based Case Study K. R. Singh Machine Learning 5 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 50 
6 ALL Infosys Springboard certification on Artificial Intelligence. 2) Tool based Learning Activity. Roshni Khedgaonkar OE-II: Foundation of AI 5 By using Online course and appearing for exam, student will get more knowledge about AI. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 49 
7 A & B Infosys Springboard Certification on GIS Prachi Bainalwar PE: Introduction to Geographical Information 5 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about GIS. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 48 
8 ALL NPTEL course -based assignment on Data Science 2) Group based learning activity. ShwetaGode OE 1: Introduction to Data Science 5 Infosys Spring board certification helped them cover depth knowledge of the subject, Students developed the ability to work as a team and present the tools assigned to their group. 48 
9 A & B Project based learning P V Barekar Dot Net.Full Stack Development 5 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 47 
10 B Complex Problem Solving Group Assignment R S Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 5 Students understood the topic more properly. They are able to solve problems. Learning in groups means that one needs to share his knowledge and ideas with other students. There are two benefits from doing this: before sharing the idea one needs to think carefully about his own ideas in order to explain them to others. 69 
11 A & B Group project based learning Nikhil S. Mangrulkar Advanced Web Technologies 5 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 45 
12 ALL Tool based learning Ganesh Yenurkar OE-I Introduction to Sales force 5 Students got comfortable with Sales force 53 
13 B Network designing on cisco packet tracer simulation tool Sanjay P.Pande Computer Networks 5 Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application 75 
14 A Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security NileshSambhe Network Security 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about encryption algorithms. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 73 
15 A NPTEL/ Infosys springboard/ Coursea Certificate course Supriya Thombre Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can solve multiple problems framed by IIT Madras based on each topic. 74 
16 A Game Designing SupriyaThombre Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can able to identify the suitable AI technique and able to apply it in real word game designing. This will also contribute in Life Long Learning. 74 
17 B Game Designing R S Khedgaonkar Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can able to identify the suitable AI technique and able to apply it in real word game designing. This will also contribute in Life Long Learning. 49 
18 A & B Project Based learning P Deshkar Java Full Stack 7 Students will be able to develop the solution using Java FSD framework for any real life problem 49 
19 A & B Cloud Services implementation G K Yenurkar Cloud Computing 7 Students are Able to understand the use of cloud computing platform, Able to use the cloud computing services. 50 
20 A & B Infosys Springboard certification on BI – Business Intelligence and Design a multidimensional data model. Shweta Gode Business Intelligence 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about different tools of BI. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 49 
20 A & B Research Paper based case study Sanjay P Pande Embedded System 7 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 40 
21 A & B Research Paper based case study R S Khedgaonkar Neural Network Fuzzy Logic 7 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 49 
22 A & B Infosys springboard certification on DM Shweta Gode Data Mining 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about data mining algorithms, and tools. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 49 
23 A & B Tool exploring activity Nilesh U. Sambhe Adhoc Wireless Network 7 Students got comfortable with Networking Tools 49 
24 A & B Word Cloud Rakhi Wajgi Advanced Web Technologies 7 Students learnt data visualization using Word Cloud. 51 
25 B Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security Lata Tembhare Network Security 7 Certification: Students have learned security concepts. 2. Flipped Classroom: The flipped classroom gives more freedom to students to watch NPTEL Video lectures in a self-paced manner to appear for the quiz based on the video provided. 74 
Value Added Programs

Value Added Programs

Session Value added courses
2024-2025 03
2023-2024 04
2022-2023 03
Session

Session 2024-2025

Sr. NoActivityDurationResource PersonNo. of ParticipantsDepartment
1.30Hrs VAC on “loT for Smart Applications: From Concept to Deployment”

22-03-2025

to

26-04-2025

Dr. Piyush Ingole, YCCE63CSE-IOT
2.30Hrs VAC on “Advance Java”

10-02-2024

to

06-05-2024

Mr. Ahfaz Rahman, Project Manager, HCL102AIDS
3.30 hrs VAC on “Advance Python”

10-02-2024

to

06-05-2024

Mr. Nikhil Tamrakar, P360120CT
4.30 hrs VAC on “Advance Python”

10-02-2024

to

06-05-2024

Mr. Nikhil Tamrakar, P36040AIDS

 

Session 2023-2024

Sr. NoActivityDurationResource PersonNo. of Participants
1.30Hrs VAC on “Programming and Logic Building”

17-02-2024

to

04-05-2024

Prof. L.R. Tembhere, YCCE150
2.30Hrs VAC on “Core Competency Building”

10-02-2024

to

06-05-2024

Prof. S.P.Pande, YCCE170
3.30 hrs VAC on “Entrepreneurship Development Program”

10-02-2024

to

06-05-2024

Mr. Ravindra Yadav, YCCE TBI12
4.30 hrs VAC on “Networking and Cloud Computing”

10-09-2024

to

12-11-2024

Mr. Raj Arora,

Senior Network Engineer,

Revat Network

145

 

Session 2022-2023

Sr. NoActivityDurationResource PersonNo. of Participants
130Hrs VAC on “Power BI”

15-04-2023

to

21-05-2023

Dr. Rakhi Wajgi, YCCE;

Dr. Prarthana Deshkar, YCCE;

 

Ms. Sanskruti Gudhadhe,

Associate Analyst at InCredo Technologies Pvt. Ltd.;

 

Prof. Nikhil Mangrulkar,

YCCE

150
230 hrs VAC on “Power BI”

30-11-2022

to

04-12-2022

Ms. Rushika Kale, Talent Intelligence Consultant, Philips140
330 hrs VAC on “Advancement in Techniques used for Data Science”

10-09-2022

to

12-11-2022

Dr. Rizwan Ahmad, CTO, Delaplex Software, ACM Distinguished Speaker.

 

Prof. Sagar Lachure, VNIT, Nagpur

 

Mr. Akash Wankhede, IT Analyst, TCS.

 

Dr. Nilesh Singh Thakur, YCCE s

Dr. Kavita Singh, YCCE

 

Dr. Prarthana Deshkar, YCCE.

Prof. Praful Barekar, YCCE.

156

 

Innovative Teaching Learning Method

(Link for critique review: https://forms.gle/XsxmskxfcMQdDjFq5)

 

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2024-2025)

ODD SEMESTER

Sr. No.

Section

Innovative Method Adopted

Name of Faculty

Course Name

Sem.

Outcome After Implementation

No. of Beneficiaries

1

A

Problem Solving (Group Activity)

Ashwini C. Gote

Discrete Mathematics and Probability Theory

3

Improved understanding of concepts through practical application. Increased collaboration and teamwork.

82

2

A

Cyber Laws Case Studies

Ganesh K. Yenurkar

Cyber Laws

3

Enhanced legal awareness, problem-solving, and critical analysis skills through real-world legal scenarios.

82

3

A

Coursera Certificate Courses

Shweta A. Gode

MDM – Foundation of Software Engineering

3

Improved technical skills, better career prospects, global certification, and alignment with industry trends.

77

4

A

Simulation Tool Activity (IITKGP Vlabs)

Shweta A. Gode

MDM – Foundation of Software Engineering

3

Enhanced practical understanding, critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and access to advanced tools.

77

5

A

Coding Challenges from Online Platforms

Sneha A. Sahare

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

5

Developed hands-on coding experience and improved problem-solving skills.

75

6

B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Roshan S. Bhanuse

Language Processor

5

Identified research gaps in compiler design, encouraging future research.

72

7

B

Coding Challenges from Online Platforms

S. J. Karale

Design and Analysis of Algorithms

5

Developed hands-on coding experience and improved problem-solving skills.

72

8

A

Springboard Certification

L. R. Tembhare

Network Security

5

Better preparedness in implementing robust security measures ensuring information security.

75

9

A

Group-Based Activity

Gaurav Divtelwar

Current Trends and Techniques

5

Improved communication, task breakdown, time management, and real-world problem-solving skills.

75

10

A & B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Roshan S. Bhanuse

PE-IV: Software Project Management

7

Improved communication and analytical skills by presenting research outcomes.

44

11

A & B

Tool-Based Learning

L. R. Tembhare

P-III: Adhoc Wireless Network

7

Practical implementation of algorithms on wireless networking protocols.

42

12

B

Research Paper Study & Presentation

Pradnya S. Moon

PE-V: Embedded System

7

Gained in-depth research knowledge, along with skills in analysis, presentation, and application.

73

13

A

Project-Based Learning

Ganesh K. Yenurkar

Cloud Computing

7

Gained real-world experience in cloud architecture, collaboration, and efficient use of industry-standard tools.

71

14

A

Open Book Test

Sanjay P. Pande

Network Security

7

Learned to efficiently navigate reference materials and locate relevant information quickly.

71

15

A

Project-Based Activity

Prarthana A. Deshkar

Java FSD

7

Developed real-life solutions using the Java Full Stack Development framework.

71

16

B

Group Discussion

Supriya S. Thombre

Artificial Intelligence

7

Improved communication and discussion skills on technical topics.

73

 

 

 

EVEN Term 2023-24

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2023-2024) 
EVEN SEMESTER 
SR NO Section Innovative Method Adopted Name of Faculty Course Name Sem. (6/4) Outcome after the implementation of Innovative method No. of Beneficiary 
1 A & B Tool-based activity: PowerBI Dr. Kavita Singh Mathematical Foundation of Data Analytics 4 Students were able to write report on data visualization achieved using Power BI 155 
2 B Tool based activity: JFLAP Roshan Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 4 By using JFLAP student will get an interactive visualization for formal languages. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 74 
3 A & B Class test based on Gate Questions 

Lata Tembhare, 

Nilesh U. Sambhe 

Operating System 4 Students got aware about recent Gate questions. 148 
4 A & B Springboard certification on Data Structures and Algorithms using Python-Part2 

Roshni Khedgaokar 

Prachi A. Bainalwar 

Design and Analysis of Algorithms 6 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about algorithms         and design. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 150 
5 A & B Spring board certification Shweta Gode Software Engineering 6 Students understood the complete SDLC process and industry based implementing and understanding of CI/CD Pipeline repository. 138 
6 B Coding based learning Nikhil Mangrulkar Language Processor 6 Students are capable of writing program using compiler generator tools 71 
7 A & B Research based Case Study Report Writing Dr. Kavita R Singh Machine Learning 6 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 140 

ODD Term 2023-24

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2023-2024) 
ODD SEMESTER 
Sr. No Section Innovative Methodology Name of Faculty Course Name Sem. Outcome after the implementation of Innovative method No. of Beneficiary 
1 A Implementation through Virtual lab Ganesh K.Yenurkar Computer Architecture Organization 3 Virtualization Lab Simulation: Students have learned how to build the Booths multiplier Simulation by performing multiplication of 02 integer numbers and other assignments
 
76 
2 B Project based learning Praful Barekar Database Management System 3 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 74 
3 A Network designing using cisco packet tracer simulation tool Smita Kapse Computer Networks 5 Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application 70 
4 A NPTEL Course-based assignment ,Complex problem Solving Roshan Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 5 NPTEL Assignment can help them gain a deeper understanding of the subject. Students can better prepare for GATE questions by tackling difficult problems. 68 
5 A Research based Case Study K. R. Singh Machine Learning 5 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 50 
6 ALL Infosys Springboard certification on Artificial Intelligence. 2) Tool based Learning Activity. Roshni Khedgaonkar OE-II: Foundation of AI 5 By using Online course and appearing for exam, student will get more knowledge about AI. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 49 
7 A & B Infosys Springboard Certification on GIS Prachi Bainalwar PE: Introduction to Geographical Information 5 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about GIS. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 48 
8 ALL NPTEL course -based assignment on Data Science 2) Group based learning activity. ShwetaGode OE 1: Introduction to Data Science 5 Infosys Spring board certification helped them cover depth knowledge of the subject, Students developed the ability to work as a team and present the tools assigned to their group. 48 
9 A & B Project based learning P V Barekar Dot Net.Full Stack Development 5 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 47 
10 B Complex Problem Solving Group Assignment R S Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 5 Students understood the topic more properly. They are able to solve problems. Learning in groups means that one needs to share his knowledge and ideas with other students. There are two benefits from doing this: before sharing the idea one needs to think carefully about his own ideas in order to explain them to others. 69 
11 A & B Group project based learning Nikhil S. Mangrulkar Advanced Web Technologies 5 Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project. 45 
12 ALL Tool based learning Ganesh Yenurkar OE-I Introduction to Sales force 5 Students got comfortable with Sales force 53 
13 B Network designing on cisco packet tracer simulation tool Sanjay P.Pande Computer Networks 5 Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application 75 
14 A Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security NileshSambhe Network Security 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about encryption algorithms. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 73 
15 A NPTEL/ Infosys springboard/ Coursea Certificate course Supriya Thombre Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can solve multiple problems framed by IIT Madras based on each topic. 74 
16 A Game Designing SupriyaThombre Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can able to identify the suitable AI technique and able to apply it in real word game designing. This will also contribute in Life Long Learning. 74 
17 B Game Designing R S Khedgaonkar Artificial Intelligence 7 Students can able to identify the suitable AI technique and able to apply it in real word game designing. This will also contribute in Life Long Learning. 49 
18 A & B Project Based learning P Deshkar Java Full Stack 7 Students will be able to develop the solution using Java FSD framework for any real life problem 49 
19 A & B Cloud Services implementation G K Yenurkar Cloud Computing 7 Students are Able to understand the use of cloud computing platform, Able to use the cloud computing services. 50 
20 A & B Infosys Springboard certification on BI – Business Intelligence and Design a multidimensional data model. Shweta Gode Business Intelligence 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about different tools of BI. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily 49 
20 A & B Research Paper based case study Sanjay P Pande Embedded System 7 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 40 
21 A & B Research Paper based case study R S Khedgaonkar Neural Network Fuzzy Logic 7 Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic. 49 
22 A & B Infosys springboard certification on DM Shweta Gode Data Mining 7 By using Online course and appearing for course student will get more knowledge about data mining algorithms, and tools. This will help the students to learn the concepts easily. 49 
23 A & B Tool exploring activity Nilesh U. Sambhe Adhoc Wireless Network 7 Students got comfortable with Networking Tools 49 
24 A & B Word Cloud Rakhi Wajgi Advanced Web Technologies 7 Students learnt data visualization using Word Cloud. 51 
25 B Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security Lata Tembhare Network Security 7 Certification: Students have learned security concepts. 2. Flipped Classroom: The flipped classroom gives more freedom to students to watch NPTEL Video lectures in a self-paced manner to appear for the quiz based on the video provided. 74 

Faculty Innovations in T-L (2022-2023)

EVEN SEMESTER

Sr. No.Innovative MethodologyName of FacultyCourse NameSemesterOutcomeNo. of Beneficiaries
1.1) Coding Competition on  Hacker rank
2) Project Based learning
Prachi A. BainalwarData Structure2Students will be able to write program to implement concepts used in Data structure70
3.1) Online Simulation Tool of IITR (virtual lab)
2) Group based assignment
Shweta A. GodeComputer Architecture Organization2Students had virtual experience of flip-flop setting inputs and outputs and how the gates are used and in second the information of various processors and their architecture.64
4.1)Group Based assignmentKavita SinghMachine Learning2Students learned to study and present in group, team work was seen. All the tools were studied and represented to all the students.70
5.Project Based LearningS. S. ThombreData Structure2

1. Able to design a project using DS

2. Able to identify the suitable Data Structure for project implementation

69
6.Coding Challenge on HackerrankS. S. ThombreData Structure2The students will be able to apply the knowledge of programming skills of Data Structure.69
7.Project Based LearningG.K.YenurkarData Structure2Students Programming skill has been enhanced68
10.Complex Problem Solving-Group AssignmentR.S.BhanuseTheoretical Foundation of Computer Science4Students understood the topic more properly. They can solve problems. Learning in groups means that one needs to share his knowledge and ideas with other students. There are two benefits from doing this: before sharing the idea one needs to think carefully about his own ideas in order to explain them to others.73
11.

1)Online Certification

2)Solve GATE Questions

L.R.Tembhare, S.P.PandeOperating System4

A) Relate the concepts of operating system.

B) Prepare GATE Exam.

144
12.Project Based LearningPraful V. Barekar/ Prarthana A. DeshkarDatabase Management System4

Students will be able to

1. Design the Backend Database using any database design framework.

2. Design the Frontend using any Frontend design framework.

3. Implement the concept of JDBC and ODBC for Frontend to Backend connectivity

47
13.HackerrankCompititionS. R. KapseAdvance Data Structure4Students are able to develop solution to the given problems.72
14.Group based activityGauriChaudharyDatabase Management System4Students were able to apply ER modelling and database design concepts to create ER Diagrams and database schema. They were able to work in team and present their work done.74
15.Coding challenge competitionR. S. KhedgaonkarDatabase Management System4Students are able to enhance their coding skills74
16.Tool Based LearningKavita SinghMathematical Foundation of Data Analytics4Students got comfortable with Power BI Tool150
17.Programming based group assignmentS. J. KaraleLanguage Processor6To Enhance student’s coding ability 
18.1)Project based learning
2)RMMM Plan
GauriDhopavkarSoftware Engineering6

1)Able to understand the project development concept by this activity.

2) Able to create the application

74
19.Research Based case StudyS.P.PandeInternet of things6Students will able to understand the IOT concept and develop real world application.37
20.A)Project based learning
B)RMMM Plan
Nilesh U. SambheSoftware Engineering6

Student will be able to

1) Develop the projects based on any platform by applying Software Engineering’s concepts. 2) Handle/ manage different categories of risks evolved during development process

70
21.Project based learningGauriChaudharyEssentials of IT6Students are able to design web application and handling of databases.37
22.

1) Research Based Case Study

2) Tool Based Study

Praful BarekarIntroduction to Natural Language Processing6Students are able to understand the NLP stages and apply NLP algorithms to develop real world application.36
23.Programming based group assignmentN. S. MangrulkarLanguage Processor6Students will be able to write program to implement concepts used in compilers73
24.MySQL Tool Based DemonstrationPraful V. BarekarIntroduction to DBMS6

Students will be able to

1. Analyse provided problem definition.

2. Write SQL Query to generate output for the provided problem definition.

27
26.Codechef/Hackerrank CompetitionG M VaidyaDesign and Analysis of Algorithm6Students are able to develop solution to the given problems.140
27.Salesforce Mini ProjectGanesh K. YenurkarCustomer Requirement Management6Students have learned the salesforce through trailhead modules and subsequently score the points.38
Faculty Innovations in T-L (2022-2023) 
ODD SEMESTER 
Sr. No. Innovative Methodology Name of Faculty Course Name Semester Outcome No. Of Beneficiaries 
1. Networking tool/Simulation software demonstration Prof. S. R. Kapse Computer Networks 5 Create Simulation environment/Network Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the network 75 
2. Networking tool/Simulation software demonstration Prof. L. Tembhare Computer Networks 5 Create Simulation environment/Network *  Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the network 75 
3. JFLAP TOOL DEMONSTRATION Prof. R. S. Bhanuse Theoretical Foundation of Computer Science 5 Students understood the topic more properly. They are able to solve problems. Also, their confidence has been boosted about this topic. 76 
5. ANDROID APP DEVELOPMENT Prof. R. S. Bhanuse Mobile Operating System 5 The activity should be exciting for students who are interested in applying what they have learnt to writing other applications for Android devices. 36 
 Development of Webpage / website Prof. N. S. Mangrulkar Advanced Web Technologies 5 Students will learn to design and implement webpage/ website using advance technologies 39 
11. Salesforce Trailhead Module Prof. G. K. Yenurkar Introduction to Salesforce 5 Students can create an entreprise applications in salesforce 52 
12. Individual Project Based Activity Prof. P. S. Moon Internet Technology 5 Students will be able to design Web based Application by using different web techniques. 54 
16. Game designing Prof. R. S. Khedgaonkar Artificial Intelligence 7 Apply the concepts of Artificial Intelligence functionalities in Game Designing such as heuristic search, BFS, DFS, Best First Search, CSP, 77 
17. Game designing Prof. S. S. Thombre Artificial Intelligence 7 Apply the concepts of Artificial Intelligence functionalities in Game Designing such as heuristic search, BFS, DFS, Best First Search, CSP, 77 
18. Open book test Prof. S. P. Pande Network Security 7 Students will able to find appropriate mathematical techniques in cryptography and apply the algorithms to get the solution 77 
19. Open book test Prof. N. U. Sambhe Network Security 7 Students will able to find appropriate mathematical techniques in cryptography and apply the algorithms to get the solution 76 
20. Implement Logical Gates using Learning Algorithms by Neural Network tool in MATLAB/ Python Prof. P. V. Barekar Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic 7 Students are able to apply the concepts of Artificial Neural Network Learning Algorithms for basic logic GATEs Implementation using Neural Network Tool available in MATLAB/Python 37 
21. Implement varoiusadhoc networking protocols in NS2/NS3 and OMNET++ Prof. N. U. Sambhe Adhoc Wireless Network 7 Create Simulation environment/Network Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the protocol in adhocwirelees network 39 
24. Study of tool and submission of report generated using tool Prof. N. S. Mangrulkar Cyber Forensic 7 Students will be able to extract activity information from any windows-based system. 39 
25. Group Activity Dr. K. R. Singh Machine Learning 7 Students will learn to formulate machine learning problems through investigation and analysis of data to design a solution. 40 
26. Gaming Application Development Prof. G. M. Vaidya Design Patterns 7 Students will be able to analyze the problem and apply suitable pattern. 38 
27. Solving NPTEL Assignment provided by SWAYAM Portal Prof. G. K. Yenurkar Cloud Computing 7 Students will be able to:
1) Explain the core concepts of the cloud computing paradigm: how and why this paradigm shift came about, the characteristics, advantages and challenges brought about by the various models and services in cloud computing. 2) Apply fundamental concepts in cloud infrastructures to understand the tradeoffs in power, efficiency and cost, and then study how to leverage and manage single and multiple datacenters to build and deploy cloud applications that are resilient, elastic and cost-efficient. 3) Discuss system, network and storage virtualization and outline their role in enabling the cloud computing system model. 
40 
28. Solving NPTEL Assignment provided by SWAYAM Portal Prof. G. K. Yenurkar Cloud Computing 7 

Students will be able to: 

1) Explain the core concepts of the cloud computing paradigm: how and why this paradigm shift came about, the characteristics, advantages and challenges brought about by the various models and services in cloud computing. 

2) Apply fundamental concepts in cloud infrastructures to understand the tradeoffs in power, efficiency and cost, and then study how to leverage and manage single and multiple datacenters to build and deploy cloud applications that are resilient, elastic and cost-efficient. 

3) Discuss system, network and storage virtualization and outline their role in enabling the cloud computing system model. 

40 
30. Tool Based Activity Dr. P. A. Deshkar Data Mining 7 

1) Students will be able to implement the data mining algorithms using the WEKA tool 

2) Students will be able to work in team and Communicate the final output in terms of report 

38 
31. Group Activity Prof. S. P. Pande Embedded Systems 7 Students will be able to apply the methods for designing and  implementing of embedded device/product. 40 
Best Practices
Sr. No.
Best Practices of the Department
1
NPTEL/SWAYAM Certification by students and Faculty :
Students and Faculty are encouraged and guided to complete NPTEL/SWAYAM certification of courses through reward mechanism.
2
Shadow Teaching by fast learners to slow learners.
Fast /Slow learners are Identified and support is provided to them for excellence.
3
Coding Club: 
Codechef approved campus chapter, “Codingclub YCCE” promotes various activities for coding skill enhancement of students.
4
Mentor-Mentee:
Senior faculties are allotted as Mentor to the junior faculties for knowledge sharing.
5
Academia- Industry/Research Organization Association:
Association between Academia and Industry/Research Organization is strengthened through Professional Elective offering, Internships, Live Projects.
6
Innovative Teaching Learning Method:
To become well known centre for pursuing computer education, various Innovative Teaching Learning methods are adopted by faculty members such as coding challenges, case study, project based learning etc.
Summary

Session

Publication

Copyright

Patent

Research Grants

2024-2025

92: (SCI – 3, WoS – 7, Scopus – 82)

5

3

In-House 5

2023-2024

42: (SCI-8, ESCI-18, Scopus-16)

5

3

4 (RTMNU-1, In-house-3)

2022-2023

20: (SCI-3, ESCI-4, Scopus-5 )

3

2

 

Publication

Publication Details – 2024-25

Sr. No.

Author(s)

Paper Title

Name of Journal, Conference, Book chapter (with issue, volume, page, year)

1.       

Bhanuse R.S., Mal S.

Optimal e-learning course recommendation with sentiment analysis using hybrid similarity framework

Multimedia Tools and Applications

2.       

Yenurkar G.K., Mal S., Wakulkar A., Umbarkar K., Bhat A., Bhasharkar A., Pathade A.

Future prediction for precautionary measures associated with heart-related issues based on IoT prototype

Multimedia Tools and Applications

3.       

Yenurkar G.K., Mal S., Thakur N., Dhomne S., Dhurve M., Patel M., Kulmeti K., Dhurve H.

DeepLeuk: A convolutional neural network pre-trained model for microscopic cell images-based leukemia cancer analysis

Multimedia Tools and Applications

4.       

Thakare R.D., Suryawanshi Y., Jain S., BhagatPatil A.R., Thakre P., Chore N.M.

Analysis of RSA Cryptosystem to Secure Messages in Vehicular Adhoc Network

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering

5.       

Wajgi R., Champaneria T., Wajgi D., Suryawanshi Y., Bhoyar D., Nilawar A.

Heart Disease Prediction using Graph Neural Network

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering

6.       

Bhoyar D., Ninave D., Zode P., Patil R.B., Karale S., Khobragade R.

Creating an advanced Face Detection and Recognition algorithm for Enhanced Information Security

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering

7.       

Deshkar P.A., Patil J.M., Niranjane P.B., Niranjane V., Thakur N., Dabhade V.D.

Studies on the Use of Various Noise Strategies for Perturbing Data in Privacy-Preserving Data Mining

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering

8.       

Mangrulkar N., Singh K., Badhiye S.

Optimization Strategies for Performance Enhancement of Packrat Parsers

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering

9.       

Wajgi R., Tembhurne J.V., Wajgi D., Jain T.

Internet of Everything: Applications

Internet of Things

10.   

Wajgi D., Tembhurne J.V., Wajgi R., Jain T.

Communication in IoT Devices

Internet of Things

11.   

Nyangaresi V.O., Yenurkar G.K.

Anonymity preserving lightweight authentication protocol for resource-limited wireless sensor networks

High-Confidence Computing

12.   

Wajgi R., Yenurkar G., Nyangaresi V.O., Wanjari B., Verma S., Deshmukh A., Mallewar S.

Optimized tuberculosis classification system for chest X-ray images: Fusing hyperparameter tuning with transfer learning approaches

Engineering Reports

13.   

Yenurkar G., Mal S., Nyangaresi V.O., Kamble S., Damahe L., Bankar N.

Revolutionizing Chronic Heart Disease Management: The Role of IoT-Based Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring System

Diagnostics

14.   

Moon P., Yenurkar G., Nyangaresi V.O., Raut A., Dapkekar N., Rathod J., Dabare P.

An improved custom convolutional neural network based hand sign recognition using machine learning algorithm

Engineering Reports

15.   

Smita Kapse, Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Gunjan Balpande, Shravani Kale, Manthan Jadhav, Sahil Lawankar, Vikrant Jaunjale

MediServe: An IoT-Enhanced Deep Learning Framework for Personalized Medication Management for Elderly Care

CMC-Computers, Materials & Continua

16.   

Vincent Omollo Nyangaresi, Ahmad A. AlRababah, Ganesh Keshaorao Yenurkar, Ravikumar Chinthaginjala, Muhammad Yasir

Anonymous Authentication Scheme Based on Physically Unclonable Function and Biometrics for Smart Cities

Engineering Reports

17.   

Lalit Damahe, Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Atul Kumar Ramotra, Goldi Jarbais, Anjana S.

Optimizing Image Retrieval: Harnessing YCbCr Color Space and Quadtree Segmentation for Enhanced Efficiency

Imaging Science Journal

18.   

Saurabh Bhattacharya, Sashikanta Prusty, Sanjay P. Pande, Monali Gulhane, Santosh H. Lavate, Nitin Rakesh, Saravanan Veerasamy

Integration of multimodal imaging data with machine learning for improved diagnosis and prognosis in neuroimaging

Frontiers in Human Neuroscience

19.   

Aarti Karandikar, Ashwini V. Zadgaonkar, Rohit Pawar, Ashwini C. Gote, Tejas R. Patil, Haytham F. Isleem

Hybrid quantum inspired multi-objective optimization framework for self healing concrete using AI driven metaheuristics

Asian Journal of Civil Engineering

20.   

Asati R.A., Raghuwanshi M.M., Singh K.R.

Optimizing Enhanced Extended Topological Active Net Model Using Parallel Processing

International Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering Systems

21.   

Wajgi D.W., Tembhurne J.V., Wajgi R.D.

RSSI and AoA Combination Using PSO-Based Clustering for Localization in WSN

Ad-Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks

22.   

Chandwani J., Dhopavkar G., Tatiya M., Chakole N., Kulkarni S.V., Shelke N.

Security-aware analytical framework: A mathematical model and machine learning for dynamical system control in secure environments

Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography

23.   

Nilesh U. Sambhe, Deshmukh M., Kumar L.A., Chavan S., Ranjan N.P.

MCYP-DeepNet: Nutrition and Temperature Based Season Wise Multi Crop Yield Prediction Using DeepNet 230 Classifier

Optical Memory and Neural Networks (Information Optics)

24.   

Deshkar P.A.

Economic analysis of world cities using improved deep shallow learning network with intelligent shell game optimization

Intelligent Decision Technologies

25.   

Sanjay P. Pande, Sarika Khandelwal, Pratik R. Hajare, Poonam T. Agarkar, Rajani D. Singh, Prashant R. Patil

Classification of Road Scenes Based on Heterogeneous Features and Machine Learning

International Journal of Electrical & Computer Engineering Systems

26.   

Gauri Dhopavkar, Achukatla Valli Bhasha, Reema Mathew A, Rakesh Roshan, Arun Maitrey Konda

An Efficient Reconstruction Framework for Remote Sensing Image with Large Thick Cloud Cover using Adaptive Deep Dilated Residual DenseNet

Journal of Information & Knowledge Management

27.   

Deepa Das, Manthan Ghosh, Hitesh Gehani, Shruti Sarwate, Ashwini C. Gote, Priti Gade, Sagar Singh Rathore, Roshni Rathour, Tanmoy Debnath

CNN-Based Real-Time Forest Fire Detection: A Cost-Effective Solution

Journal of Information Systems Engineering and Management

28.   

Wajgi R., Brammya G., Ramesh G., Deotare V.V., Govindasamy C., Preetha N.S.N.

A novel enhanced lemurs optimization-based hybrid attention network for classifying arrhythmia from ECG signal using optimal weighted feature

Australian Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering

29.   

Kapse S., Malik L., Kumar S.

NTHCMB: Design of an Efficient Novel Trust-Based Hybrid Consensus Model for Securing Blockchain Deployments

ASEAN Engineering Journal

30.   

Barekar P.V., Singh K.R.

Object Detection and Tracking Approach for Traffic Monitoring

Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems

31.   

Pande S.P., Khandelwal S.

An Improved Deep Network and Handcrafted Feature-Based Scene Classification Convolutional Model for Self-Driving Cars

Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis

32.   

Pravin Sonsare, Roshni Khedgaonkar, Kavita Singh, Pratik Agrawal

Advancing Molecular Property Prediction for Environmental Fate Using Graph Neural Networks: A Comparative Analysis

Asian Journal of Water, Environment, and Pollution

33.   

P.V. Barekar, Radhika Purandare, Alka Savalikar, Rashmi R. Welekar, Piyush K. Ingole, Nilesh Shelke

Enhancing Security & Reliability to Industrial IoT Networks through Machine Learning

Journal of Electrical Systems

34.   

Roshan S. Bhanuse, Ganesh Yenurkar, Kavita R. Singh, Sandip Mal, Sulakshana B. Mane, Rahul Kachhwah, Neeraj Rajbhar, Saksham Takea, Tejas Thakre

Multi-stage generative adversarial network model for segmenting retinal vascular structures in eye disease

Journal of Medical Engineering & Technology

35.   

Tatapudi Naga Aparna, Anirudh Padiyar, Gurinderdeep Singh, Mausami Chandrakantbhai Vaghela, Arvind R. BhagatPatil, Shriram Bairagi, Chittam Kailaspati Prabhakar

Curcumin Nanofibers for Effective Treatment of Diabetic Foot Ulcer: Formulation Development

Journal of Neonatal Surgery

36.   

Dr. A. R. BhagatPatil

Mathematical Models for Infectious Disease Dynamics and Control Strategies

Communications on Applied Nonlinear Analysis

37.   

Dinesh Bhoyar, Sachin Jain, Jagdish D. Kene, Y. A. Suryawanshi, A. R. BhagatPatil, Shivkumar J. Karale

Enhancing agriculture productivity with machine learning in crop yield optimization

Journal of Statistics and Management System

38.   

Nikhil Mangrulkar, Sagarkumar S. Badhiye, A. R. BhagatPatil, Dinesh Bhoyar

Performance evaluation of machine learning algorithms for Parkinson’s disease identification model

Journal of Statistics & Management Systems

39.   

Sawale J.S., Barekar P.V., Ajani S.N.

Deep learning for image-based diagnosis: Applications in medical imaging for drug development

Journal of Statistics and Management Systems

40.   

Barekar P.V., Singh K.R.

Analysis of different noise filtering techniques for object detection and tracking from video with varying illumination

Journal of Statistics and Management Systems

41.   

Supriya Thombre, Latesh Malik, Sanjay Kumar

MXRFCS: Design of an augmented Multidomain X-Ray Feature representation model for identification of COVID Severity levels

Journal of Statistics and Management Systems

42.   

Rakhi Wajgi, Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Badal Wanjari, Sanjana Verma, Arya Deshmukh, Somesh Mallewar

Optimized tuberculosis classification system for chest X-ray images: Fusing hyperparameter tuning with transfer learning approaches

Engineering Reports

43.   

Pradnya Moon, Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Ayush Raut, Nikhil Dapkekar, Jay Rathod, Piyush Dabare

An improved custom convolutional neural network based hand sign recognition using machine learning algorithm

Engineering Reports

44.   

Chinchamalatpure S. V., Kapse S. R., Balki A. K., Rahangdale V. A., Fulzele V. K., Telrandhe S.

Design of Blockchain-based Secured Election Voting System

2024 IEEE International Students’ Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, SCEECS 2024

45.   

Anam H., Ambad R., Singam A., Deshkar P. A.

Artificial Intelligence: A New Frontier in Radiological Imaging

E3S Web of Conferences

46.   

Pandey P., Ashtankar S., Datir S., Agre O., Wazalwar S., Thombre S. S.

Developing a Secure and Multilingual Chat App with Real-Time Translation

2024 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Techniques in Control, Optimization and Signal Processing, INCOS 2024

47.   

Assudani P. J., Kadu R. K., Yenurkar G., Kumbhalkar P. K., Ostwal P. G., Kale R. S., Lala G. G.

Testing Resiliency of AWS Services Using the Concept of Chaos Engineering

2024 5th International Conference on Intelligent Communication Technologies and Virtual Mobile Networks, ICICV 2024

48.   

Pande S., Gainer K. R., Charde R. T., Chandurkar R. A., Belurkar V. S.

Multilingual Translation System

15th International Conference on Advances in Computing, Control, and Telecommunication Technologies

49.   

Pande S., Nagmote A., Netanrao A., Shinganjode N., Rajnale M.

Modeling and Text Classification of Product-based Reviews using Natural Language Processing

15th International Conference on Advances in Computing, Control, and Telecommunication Technologies

50.   

Kavita R. Singh, Roshni S. Khedgaonkar, Nilesh U. Sambhe, Monika Kumari, Hameed R. Farhan

Facial Emotion Classification: A Quantum Machine Learning Perspective with LBP

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

51.   

K. R. Singh

Real-time Human Detection in Prohibited Areas using Neural Network

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

52.   

Jagtap S., Bhoyar D. B., Mohod S., Umate R., Patil A. B.

Image Classification of Brain Tumors using Deep Learning

AIP Conference Proceedings

53.   

Roshni Khedgaonkar, Kavita Singh, P. M. Sonsare

Candidate’s Assessment through Psychometric Test using Machine Learning

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

54.   

N. S. Mangrulkar, Pradnya Borkar

Leveraging Machine Learning for Malicious URL Prediction

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

55.   

Prachi Bainalwar, Ganesh Yenurkar, Gauri Tamhankar, Shweta Panchbudhe

Deep Learning Approaches for Diagnosing the Effects of COVID-19 Vaccines on the Human Body: A Comprehensive Review

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

56.   

Kavita Singh, Muhammad S. Khan, Neerav V. Satone, Dipanshu P. Mude, Nikhil B. Kamble, Kaustubh M. Tembhe, Nishant Mishra

Advancing Accessibility: A Comprehensive Framework for Continuous Indian Sign Language Recognition Using Deep Neural Networks

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

57.   

Rakhi Wajgi, Arpita Pimparkar, Astha Bhiwapurkar, Khushalee Wande, Maitreyee Warhadpande, Samiksha Raut

Resume Shortlisting Based on Job Description for Academic Institutions using NLP

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

58.   

Dr. Y. A. Suryawanshi, Dr. Priyanka Prakash Gupta, Nilesh Sambhe, Chaitanya Shahakar, Ayush Zade, Ayush Shahakar, Ayush Bhendarkar, Himanshu Vairagade, Aditya Kedare, Mrunalini Balpande

Advancing the Dental Airotor Handpiece with Camera, LED and Sensor

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

59.   

Dr. G. M. Vaidya, Shraddha Vaidya, Parikshit Muley, Pranjali P. Muley, Anurag Rahate, Shalaka Deshpande, Prajakta Ghyar, Mansi Patel, Janya Kinkar

Data Analysis and Prediction on Road Accidents

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

60.   

Shweta A. Gode, Nidhi Sakhare, Himanshu Dhomane, Yogesh Rathod, Kanak Arora

Crowd Detection and Notifier System

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

61.   

Smita R. Kapse, Aditya S. Dafe, Sudarshan M. Gadigone, Kamesh R. Goundhare, Vedant W. Zope

Empathetic Voice Assistants Powered by Large Language Models

ICNCDA-2025

62.   

Smita Kapse, Rutuja Haramwar, Achal Kharkate, Apeksha Puppalwar, Mrunali Pusadkar, Gunjan Galbale

Bridging the Gap: Real-Time Sign Language to Speech and Text Translation Model

Hinweis 3rd Int. Conference on Advanced Research in Engineering and Technology

63.   

P. V. Barekar, Atharva

Visual Quality Inspection of Fruit Using Image Processing

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

64.   

Gauri M. Dhopavkar, Aastha Ahirkar, Ashlesha Ahirkar, Vaidehi Kale, Vaishnavi Barapatre, Shalinta Bodelkar, Rohit Shende

Deep Learning for Detection and Severity Classification of Lumbar Spinal Stenosis in MRI Scans

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

65.   

Gauri M. Dhopavkar, Atharva Gadge, Aman Pawade, Khushi Latey

AI Driven Framework for Early Cancer Detection and Diagnosis

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

66.   

Prarthana Deshkar, Sagar Badhiye, Aditi A. Kapkar, Gaurav M. Meshram, Nikhil D. Khonde, Varenya M. Barve, Ishika A. Ramdham

Enhancing Alumni Connectivity: Design and Implementation of an Integrated Alumni Portal

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

67.   

Sanjay Pande, Shivani Rothe, Gaurav Suryawanshi, Pranay Chahankar, Purva Thote, Rohan Kokane

Malware URL Detection for Enhancing Web Quality

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

68.   

Sanjay Pande, Shubham Burde, Rushikesh Nagare, Gauri Dhopavkar, Radhika Bhoyar, Aditya Alat, Ayush Kore, Shreyash Panage

AI Enhanced Student Placement Portal Using the MEAN Stack

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

69.   

Shubhangi Shambharkar, Om Faye, Vishal Rathod, Yogendra Bhavsar, Pranay Malviya, Mrunal Hadke, Amit Deshmukh

Importance of Blockchain Technology in Healthcare – A Review

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

70.   

Lata Tembhare, Shweta Nasare, Ved Deshkar, Shriraj Pandhare, Omkar Kawadghare, Mahesh Shastrakar, Ujwal Gajbe

A Dual-Approach System for Efficient News Article Summarization

CIIT 2025

71.   

Sneha Sahare, Aditi Parate, Krutika Meshram, Shatakshi Basarkar, Abhishek Bakde, Sahil Behaniya, Praveer Darbeshwar

An Adaptive Machine Learning Framework for Real-Time Detection of Phishing and Social Engineering

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

72.   

Kalyani Karule, Shweta Jain, Harshada Topale, Anushka Barai, Gargi Pete, Kunika Khandal, Sakshi Thakare, Manthan Kukde

Multi-Platform Integrated AI Chatbot for Real-Time Query Management

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

73.   

Shweta Gode, Roshan Umate

Machine Learning-Based Multi-Omics Data Analysis for Cancer Diagnosis and Prediction

CNC 2024 International Conference

74.   

P. V. Barekar, Shailesh D. Kamble, Subhranshu Gattewar, Saniya Madame, Akshata Dongre, Ritesh Wandhare, Shobhit Wahne, Bhushan Ambulkar

Personalised Health and Allergy Assistance by Food Recognition and Recommendation

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

75.   

Nikhil Mangrulkar, Sagarkumar Badhiye, Sampada Tagde, Sachin Patil, Rajsinh V. Mohite, Sachin Chaudhary

Smart IoT-Based System for Real-Time Monitoring and Management of Normal Saline Levels in Healthcare Facilities

ICETEMS 2024

76.   

Supriya Patil, Sandip Mal, Harshsingh Bais, Ganesh Kalyankar, Dipanshu Balki, Prathmesh Bondre, Harsh Ainchiwar

Enhancing E-Learning with Deep Learning: A Review of Advanced Course Recommendation Systems

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

77.   

Prachi Bainalwar

Personalised Health and Allergy Assistance by Food Recognition and Recommendation

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

78.   

Sneha Sahare, Dr. Milind Kahile, Pradnya Meshram, Shweta Kalatkar, Ashwini Gote, Rakhi Pilare

Leveraging Machine Learning for Bitcoin Price Prediction: A Comprehensive Analysis of Regression and Classification Techniques

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

79.   

Sharayu S. Sangekar, Pranay S. Shete, Minal C. Toley

AMIGO – Empowering Farmers with Technology

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

80.   

Rakhi R. Pilare, Ganesh K. Yenurkar, Shweta A. Khalatkar, Sneha A. Sahare, Milind Kahile, Harshal Mendhe

Advancing Plant Species Identification: A Comparative Analysis of SVM and PNN Classifiers Using the Flavia Dataset

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

81.   

Ashwini C. Gote, Rohit Pawar, Shruti Sawate, Deepa Das, Sneha Sahare

RADCOR: Deep Neural Architecture for Rapid X-Ray-Based COVID-19 Screening and Risk Stratification

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

82.   

Sneha S. Badhe, Geeta Sathavane, Sarita Ugemuge, Roshni Khedgaonkar, Dinesh Bhoyar, Swati Mohod

Brain Tumor Detection Using Graph Neural Networks

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

83.   

Shweta Kalatkar, Ashwini Gote, Pradnya Meshram, Sneha Sahare, Sneha Badhe, Dr. Sachin Chaudhary

Detection and Counting of Diverse Horticultural Plantations from Satellite Imagery Using ML Techniques

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

84.   

Charvi Suri, Monika Kumari, Kavita Singh

Quantum Computing for Mineral Exploration: A Comparative Study of CNN and QCNN

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

85.   

Kiran Khandare, Chinmay Dixit, Anchal Wagh, Sakshi Dhandole, Anurag Bhoskar, Riddhi Chintalwar, Swagata Dakre

Newmee – Buy-and-Try-Clothes E-Commerce Web App

ACT 2025, Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering

86.   

Charvi Suri, Monika Kumari

Enhancing Kimberlite Exploration Through Quantum Support Vector Machines: A Comparative Study of Quantum and Classical SVM Approaches

OCIT 2024 – International Conference on Trends in Information Technology

87.   

Kiran Khandare, Gaurav Divtelwar, Charvi Suri, Aparna Bondade

MFANEDH: Multimodal Fusion of MRI, PET, CT, and Ultrasound Using Advanced Neural Architectures for Enhanced Early Detection of Heart Cancer

ICETEMS 2024

88.   

Gaurav Divtelwar, Aparna Bondade, Sandhya Patil, Dhananjay Bhagat, Charvi Suri

Deep Learning Approaches for Evaluating the Quality of Fruits and Vegetables

ICETEMS 2024

89.   

Smita Kapse

SSL Vulnerability Exploitation Analysis Tool to Provide a Secure and Sustainable Network for Smart Cities

John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 215-225

90.   

Ganesh Yenurkar

Artificial Intelligence Algorithms for Better Decision-Making

CRC Press, 2024

91.   

Charvi Suri, Monika Kumari, Isha Suri

An Integrated Approach to Developing Essential 21st Century Skills in Modern Education: A Modern Education handbook

IGI Global

92.   

Charvi Suri, Praful Pardhi

Ethical and Security Measures for Environmental Data Collection

IGI Global

 

 

Publication Details – 2023-24

Sr. NoName of AuthorPaper TitleJournal/conference details (Title, Vol, issue, pp., year)
1Dr. K. R. Singh, Anushri Vinod Jamar, Pracheta Pramod Khadgi, Ajay Kumar, Smita R KapseAnalysis of Bitcoin Prediction using Transparent and Opaque Machine Learning AlgorithmsFourteenth International Conference on Advances in Computer Engineering  – ACE 2024
2Dr. K. R. Singh, Akshita Kamdi, Chinmayee Kakde, Dharti Bhuva, Nikita Rathod, Pooja Gotmare, Ogundele Oluwadamilare Sheriff, Arvinder KourSubjective Answer Evaluation for Technical Subjects with NLP-Driven Advanc ementsFourteenth International Conference on Advances in Computer Engineering  – ACE 2024
3Asati, R.A.,
Raghuwanshi, M.M.,
Singh, K.R.
Optimizing Enhanced Extended Topological Active Net Model Using Parallel ProcessingInternational Journal of Electrical and Computer Engineering Systems 2024, 15(4), pp. 335–343
4Wajgi, R., Yenurkar, G., Nyangaresi, V.O., Deshmukh, A., Mallewar, S.Optimized tuberculosis classification system for chest X-ray images: Fusing hyperparameter tuning with transfer learning approachesEngineering Reports, 2024
5

Dr. R. D. Wajgi,

G. Brammya , Gopisetty Ramesh, Vilas Vasudeo Deotare, Chinnaraj Govindasamy & N.S. Ninu Preetha

A Novel Enhanced Lemurs Optimization-based Hybrid Attention Network for Classifying Arrthymia from ECG signal using Optimal Weighted FeatureAustralian Journal of Electrical and Electronics Engineering
6

 Dr. R. D. Wajgi,

Tushar Champaneria,

Dipak Wajgi,

Yogesh Suryawanshi,

Dinesh Bhoyar,

Ajinkya Nilawar

Heart Disease Prediction using Graph Neural NetworkInternational Journal of Intelligent System and Applications in Engineering
7Tembhurne, Wajgi, D., J.V,Jain, T, Dr. R. D. WajgiInternet of Everything: Applications Modern Approaches in IoT and Machine Learning for Cyber Security. Internet of Things. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09955-7_9
8Tembhurne, J.V., Wajgi, R., Jain, T Communication in IoT Devices Modern Approaches in IoT and Machine Learning for Cyber Security. Internet of Things. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-09955-7_9
9

Dipak Wajgi, J. V. Tembhurne,

Dr. R. D. Wajgi

RSSI and AoA Combination Using PSO-Based Clustering for Localization in WSNAd-Hoc and Sensor Wireless Networks, 2024, 58(3-4), pp. 195–241
10

Dr. R. D. Wajgi ,

Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Badal Wanjari,
Sanjana Verma, Arya Deshmukh, Somesh Mallewar

Optimized tuberculosis classification system for chest X-ray
images: Fusing hyperparameter tuning with transfer
learning approaches
Engineering Reports
11Sukeshini Bharat Lote, Lokesh Anjankar, Khushi Badwaik, Hrutvik  Kakde (DU, Wardha), A. R. Bhagat Patil (YCCE)Advancement in epilepsy treatment: a comprehensive reviewIntelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023
12Rasika Rewatkar, A R Bhagat Patil, ( YCCE), Ashutosh Bagde (DU, Wardha)A comprehensive Evaluation of Data Analysis Approaches for Predicting Colorectal CancerIntelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023
13Bhoyar, D., Ninave, D., Zode, P., Karale, S., Khobragade, R.Creating an advanced Face Detection and Recognition algorithm for Enhanced Information securityInternational Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in Engineering., 2024, 12(7s), pp. 584–588
14Karale, S.K.,
Yenurkar, G.,
Chhapparghare, M.,
Neman, R.,
Manatkar, Y.
An assistive concrete blended modeling technique for mesothelioma disease prediction using machine learningAIP Conference Proceedings, 2023, 2930(1), 020020
15Chandwani, J., Dhopavkar, G., Tatiya, M., … Kulkarni, S.V., Shelke, N.Security-aware analytical framework: A mathematical model and machine learning for dynamical system control in secure environmentsJournal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 2024, 27(2), pp. 715–727
16Dhopavkar, G., Welekar, R.R., Ingole, P.K., … Wankhade, S.V., Vasgi, B.P.Optimizing Resource Allocation in Cloud for Large-Scale Deep Learning Models in Natural Language ProcessingJournal of Electrical Systems., 2023, 19(3), pp. 62–77
17

Dr. G. M. Dhopavkar ,

Dr. Mukta Takalikar
Dr. M. M. Kshirsagar

Enhancing word sense disambiguagtion through contextual embedding and optimization techniquesJournal of Statistics and Management Systems, Vol 27, Issue 2, SI, pp:337-347, 2024
18

Dr. G. M. Dhopavkar ,

Dr. Mukta Takalikar
Dr. M. M. Kshirsagar

BERT for Document Ranking: Fine-tuning and Performance Evaluation on Web Search ResultsInternational conference on Intelligent Technologies for Sustainable Energy Management and Control ,23-25 November
19

S. R. Kapse,

Latesh Malik, Sanjay Kumar

Novel approach for the design of attack-aware context-based blockchain modelJournal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 27,4, pp. 1223–1232
20

Sumedh V. Chinchamalatpure,

S. R. Kapse,
Aditya K. Balki,Vaishnavi A. Rahangdale,Vidisha K. Fulzele,Shital Telrandhe

Design of Blockchain-based Secured Election Voting System2024 IEEE International Students’ Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science, SCEECS 2024, 2024
21

S. R. Kapse ,

Latesh Gagan Malik

Development of a Robust Attack-aware Consensus Model for Context-Aware BlockchainsACM International Conference Proceeding Series, 2023, 163
22

S. R. Kapse,

Latesh Malik, Sanjay Kumar

NTHCMB: DESIGN OF AN EFFICIENT NOVEL TRUST-BASED HYBRID CONSENSUS MODEL FOR SECURING BLOCKCHAIN DEPLOYMENTSJune 06 – 07, 2024ASEAN Engineering Journal,14,2,83-90
23Vignesh R , Shenbagavalli P, Dr. R. S. Khedgaonkar, Rajasekar R , Venu D ,Vinayak MusaleDetection of Brain Tumor Using H-DenseAttentionUNet with MRI ImagesJournal of Electrical Systems
24Khedgaonkar, R.S.,
Singh, K.R.
Designing face resemblance technique using near set theory under varying facial featuresMultimedia Tools and Applications, 2023, 82(21), pp. 33161–33182
25Nilesh U Sambhe ,Manjusha Deshmukh, L. Ashok Kumar, Sandip Chavan, Nidhi P. RanjanNutrition and Temparature basedseason wise Multi Crop yield prediction using  deep net 230 classifierOptical memory and neural network
26P. A. DeshkarModeling Nonlinear Physical Systems in a Real-Time Operating System Environment for Control and Cyber Threat MitigationJ. Electrical Systems 20-3s (2024): 1996-2003
27

 Dr. P. A. Deshkar ,

Dr. Jaikumar M. Patil, Dr. Pornima B. Niranjane, Prof. Vaishali Niranjane, Dr. Nisha Thakur, Vaibhav D. Dabhade

Studies on the Use of Various Noise Strategies for Perturbing Data in Privacy-Preserving Data MiningInternational Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in EngineeringThis link is disabled., 2024, 12(8), pp. 281–289
28P. A. DeshkarEconomic Analysis of World Cities using Improved Deep Shallow Learning Network with Intelligent Shell Game OptimizationIntelligent Decision TechnologiesThis link is disabled., 2024, 18(1), pp. 273–296
29P. A. DeshkarPlanning, Design, and Execution of a Quantum Incremental Clustering Algorithm System for the Examination of Unsupervised DataJournal of Electrical Systems 20-3s (2024): 2004-2012
30

P. V. Barekar ,

Radhika Purandare, Dr. Alka Sawlikar, Dr. Rashmi R. Welekar, Dr. Piyush K. Ingole, Dr. Nilesh Shelke

Enhancing Security and Reliability in Industrial IoT Networks through Machine LearningJournal Electrical Systems
31 J. S. Sawale, P. V. Barekar, J. M. Gandhi, Satish N. Gujar, Suresh Limkar, Samir N. AjaniDeep learning for image-based diagnosis : Applications in medical imaging for drug developmentJOURNAL OF STATISTICS AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS
32Barekar, P.V.,
Singh, K.R.,
Tikhe, G.,
Vaidya, C.,
Khedgaonkar, R.S.
Impact of Different Distance Metrics for Deep Learning-based multiple Object Detection and TrackingNanotechnology Perceptions, 2024, 20(S4), pp. 938–945
33Barekar, P.V.,
Singh, K.R.,
Object Detection and Tracking Approach for Traffic MonitoringSMARTCOM 24
Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, 2024, 946, pp. 25–33
34

S. S. Thombre ,

Dr. Latesh Malik
Dr. Sanjay Kumar

MXRFCS: Development of an enhanced Multidomain XRay Feature representation model for detection & classification of CoVID Severity levelsJournal of Statistics and Management Systems
35

Shantanu Ashtankar, Pratik Pandey, Sahil Datir, Omkar Agre, Sampada Wazalwar,

S. S. Thombre

Developing a Secure and Multilingual Chat App with Real-Time Translation2024 IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Techniques in Control, Optimization and Signal Processing, INCOS 2024 – Proceedings, 2024
36Thombre, S.S., Doifode, V.R., Kokardekar, S.H., Wazalwar, S.S.Smart Hand Glove for Enhancing Human Safety: A Comprehensive StudyEnhancing Security in Public Spaces Through Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), 2024, pp. 346–349
37Thombre, S.S., Malik, L., Kumar, S.SynthXNet: Adversarial Learning for Data Augmentation in CoVID Severity Classification from X-Rays2023 1st International Conference on Advances in Electrical, Electronics and Computational Intelligence, ICAEECI 2023, 2023
38Mangrulkar, N.,
Singh, K.
Optimizing Packrat Parsing with Non-Linear Data Structures for MemoizationInternational Conference on Self Sustainable Artificial Intelligence Systems, ICSSAS 2023 – Proceedings, 2023, pp. 998–1001
39

 Shiv Kumar Karale, Dr. G. K. Yenurkar ,

Mayuri Chhapparghare, Anup Bagde, Ram Neman, Yogesh Manatkar,

An assistive concrete blended modeling technique for mesothelioma disease prediction using machine learningAIP Conference Proceedings, 2023
40

Dr. G. K. Yenurkar,

Dr. Sandip Mal

The prediction analysis of Covid-19 using enhanced deep learning network and improvised optimization algorithmsAIP Conference Proceedings, 2023
41Vincent Omollo Nyangaresi, Dr. G. K. YenurkarAnonymity preserving lightweight authentication protocol for resource-limited wireless sensor networksHigh-Confidence Computing, 2023
42Nileshsingh V. Thakur; Dr. G. K. Yenurkar, Astha Aherrao; Arya Aherrao; Samiksha LandgeMedical Image Fusion Using Discrete Wavelet Transform: In view of Deep Learning2023 1st DMIHER International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education and Industry 4.0 (IDICAIEI)
43Dr. G. K. Yenurkar Ganesh Khekare, Nupur Bagul, Saylee Prakashe, Punam Bandhate, Shreya PillaiLead generation strategy for an organisation through salesforce experience cloud: a case study for YCCE, 2023Recent Advances in Material, Manufacturing, and Machine Learning (CRC Press)
44Dr. G. K. Yenurkar , Sandip Mal, Nileshsingh Thakur
Shrawani Dhomne
Merula Dhurve
Mayank Patel
Karan Kulmeti
Harsh Dhurve
DeepLeuk: a convolutional neural network pre-trained model for microscopic cell images-Based leukemia Cancer analysisMultimedia Tools and Application
45Dr. G. K. Yenurkar ,Sandip Mal
Advait Wakulkar
Kartik Umbarkar
Aniruddha Bhat
Akash Bhasharkar
Aniket Pathade
Future Prediction for Precautionary measures associated with heart related issues based on IoT PrototypeMultimedia Tools and Application
46Dr. G. K. Yenurkar ,Sandip Mal
, Vincent O. Nyangaresi  , Shailesh Kamble
, Lalit Damahe and Nandkishor Bankar
Revolutionizing Chronic Heart Disease Management: The Role
of IoT-Based Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring System
Diagnostics
47Assudani, P.J., Kadu, R.K., Yenurkar, G., Kale, R.S., Lala, G.GTesting Resiliency of AWS Services Using the Concept of Chaos EngineeringProceedings – 2024 5th International Conference on Intelligent Communication Technologies and Virtual Mobile Networks, ICICV 2024, 2024, pp. 352–356
48Yenurkar, G.K., Mal, S., Wakulkar, A.,  Bhasharkar, A., Pathade, A.Future prediction for precautionary measures associated with heart-related issues based on IoT prototypeMultimedia Tools and Applications, 2024, 83(23), pp. 63723–63753
49Yenurkar, G., Mal, S., Nyangaresi, V.O., Damahe, L., Bankar, N.Revolutionizing Chronic Heart Disease Management: The Role of IoT-Based Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring SystemDiagnostics, 2024, 14(12), 1297
50R. S. Bhanuse, Dr. Sandip MalSENTIMENT ANALYSIS OF USER’S REVIEW ON ONLINE COURSES IN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT: A LEXICON BASED METHODJOURNAL OF AERONAUTICAL MATERIALS ISSN: 1005-5053 Vol. 43, Issue-02, 2023 pp. 753-760
51

R. S. Bhanuse ,

Dr. Sandip Mal

Optimal e-learning course recommendation with sentiment analysis using hybrid similarity frameworkMultimedia tools and applications, 2023
52R. S. Bhanuse , Shital TelrandheE-Learning Course Recommendation: Combining Content Filtering and Sentiment AnalysisASIT Scopus Indexed Conference, Hinweis Research IC Proceeding, pp.1210 -1214, 2023
53Bhanuse, R., Bawankar, U., Sharma, D.M.,  Narsapurkar, V., Sawate, S.Web Application to Reduce Time for Searching Colleges in IndiaAIP Conference ProceedingsThis link is disabled., 2022, 2424, 060001
54Dr. Sachin Chaudhary. (Pt), Dr. Neha Ingale Chaudhary (Pt), Muzahid K Sheikh, Milind Kahile, S. P. PandePeak Expiratory Flow Rate In Bidi Smokers Of Rural Area Near Metro City: Observational StudyJournal of survey in fisheries sciences, Vol. 10, Issue 4., pp. 3076-3081, 2023
55  S. P. Pande , Dr. Sachin Chaudhary, Pravin R. Satav, Uma Patel Thakur, Namita ParatiIoT-Enabled Transportation Networks for Resilient Intrusion Detection Using Deep LearningInternational Journal of Intelligent systems and applications in engineering, Vol. 11, Issue 10, pp.49–58, 2023
56Jayprabha Vishal Terdale,
Varsha Bhole,
Harsh Namdev Bhor,Neha Zade, S. P. Pande
Machine Learning Algorithm for Early Detection and Analysis of Brain Tumors Using MRI ImagesInternational Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, VOL. 11 NO. 5S (2023
57Pande, S.P., Khandelwal, S.Scene Detection Classification and Tracking for Self-Driven VehicleInternational Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 2023, 11(7), pp. 681–690
58L. R. Tembhare , Vaishavi ThakurRecommendation System for Animal Healthcare Virtual Conversational AI-Assistant ChatbotIntelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023
59 P. S. Moon ,Ganesh Yenurkar, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Ayush Raut, Nikhil Dapkekar, Jay Rathod, Piyush DabareAn improved custom convolutional neural network based hand sign recognition using machine learning algorithmEngineering Reports
60P. S. Moon , Prachi A. Bainalwar; Shubhangi S. Shambharkar;Shubhangi M. BoarkarMachine Learning approach for Diabetes Prediction using Pima DatasetICIMMI ’23: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Information Management
61Shambharkar, S.S., Moon, P.S., Bainalwar, P.A., Boarkar, S.M.Machine Learning-Based Approach for Early Detection and Prediction of Chronic Diseases2023 1st DMIHER International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education and Industry 4.0, IDICAIEI 2023, 2023
62P. Bainalwar , D. P. Mali,
Ujjwala Bal Aher &
Saurabh Bhattacharya
Pharmacovigilance in the digital era : A machine learning approach for early detection of adverse drug reactionsJournal of Statistics and Management Systems
Print ISSN: 0972-0510 , Online ISSN: 2169-0014
Volume 27,2024 | Issue 2

Publication Details –

2022-23

Sr.no.Name of the AuthorTitle of PaperConference / Journal Name, Book chapter (with issue, volume, page, year)
1R. S. Khedgaonkar,             K. R. SinghDesigning face resemblance techniques using Near Set Theory under varying facial featuresInternational Journal of Multimedia tools and applications,  Volume 82, pp. 33616-33182,          6 March 2023
2Ganesh Keshaorao Yenurkar & Sandip MalEffective detection of COVID-19 outbreak in chest X-Rays using fusionnet modelThe Imaging Science Journal,  Volume 70, 2022 – Issue 8, Pages 535-555 07 Mar 2023
3Prof Supriya Thombre, Aarti Devikar, Vaishnav Gangamwar, Pratik Majrikar and Tanmay PatilCrypto-Currency Price Prediction using Deep LearningInternational Journal of Next-Generation Computing,  Volume 14, Special Issue 1, February 2023
4Ganesh Keshaorao Yenurkar, Sandip Mal, Vincent O. Nyangaresi, Anshul Hedau, Prajwal Hatwar, Shreyas Rajurkar, Juli KhobragadeMultifactor data analysis to forecast an individual’s severity over novel COVID-19 pandemic using extreme gradient boosting and random forest classifier algorithmsEngineering Reports,  Volume 5, 2022 – 12, 21 May 2023
5R. S. Khedgaonkar,      Anshu Patil,                  Pravin SonsareVideo Crawling using Deep learning International Conference on Information Systems and Computer Networks (ISCON), Mathura, India
6Balvir.S.U,            Raghuwanshi M.M. Singh, K.R.A Comprehensive Survey on Learning Based Methods for Link Prediction Problem2023 6th International Conference on Information Systems and Computer Networks, ISCON 2023.
7Chayna Bhandarkar, Saloni Deshmukh, Kartik Yeole, Rakshit Dalvi, Smita Kapse, Pranay SheteMonitoring Health of IoT Equipped 3-Phase Induction Motor using Interactive Dashboard2023 IEEE International Students’ Conference on Electrical, Electronics and Computer Science (SCEECS)
8Kavita Singh; Sakshi Kokardekar; Gunjan Khonde; Prajakta Dekate; Nishita Badkas; Sagar LachureCloud Engineering-based on Machine Learning Model for SQL Injection AttackInternational Conference on Communication, Circuits, and Systems (IC3S), BHUBANESWAR, India, 2023, pp. 1-6, doi: 10.1109/IC3S57698.2023.10169533.
9Roshan Sureshrao Bhanuse, Dr. Sandip MalOptimal e-learning course recommendation with sentiment analysis using hybrid similarity frameworkInternational Journal of Multimedia tools and applications
10Lata Tembhare, Isha Narharshettiwar,Vaishnavi Thakur Manswi Tigaonkar,Ishita KhandekarVirtual Conversational AI-Assistant Chatbot for Animal Healthcare: PET-O- CAREInternational Journal on Engineering and Technology
11Dr. Neha Ingale Chaudhary (Pt), Dr. Sachin Chaudhary.(Pt), Muzahid K Sheikh, Gendlal VaidyaEarly Introduction Of Graded Unilateral Squats Training In Post Traumatic Brain Injury Hemiparetic Patient – A Case ReportJournal of Survey in Fisheries Sciences
12Gendlal M Vaidya,        manali kshirsagarSolution to Query Processing Challenges Through Smart Query Processor for Big Data AnalyticsSpringer Nature for Computer Science (SNCS), Vol. 4. Issue 2, 2023
13Gendlal M Vaidya, Dr Neha Chaudhary (Prof of Physiotherapy), Snehal Nasare, Shubhlaxmi Warutkar, Shreesh Kawathekar, Sanket Dhengre (Student)Disease Detection of Citrus Plants Using Image Processing TechniquesInternational Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering & Technology Signal and Information Processing, Organized by GHRCE, Nagpur
14Sanjay P. Pande,  Sachin Chaudhary, Pravin R. Satav, Uma Patel Thakur, Namita ParatiIoT-Enabled Transportation Networks for Resilient Intrusion Detection Using Deep LearningInternational Journal of Intelligent Systems And Applications In Engineering, Vol. 11, Issue 10, pp.49–58, 2023
15Amit Bhagat,Mrunal Singade,Prassana Anjankar,Savinay Surbhik,Nilesh SambheText summarization on youtube videos VIDEOS IN EDUCATIONAL DOMAINBioGecko,A Journal for New Zealand Herpetology, Vol 12 Issue 03 2023 ISSN NO: 2230-5807
16R. S. Khedgaonkar, A. Nagrare, A. Pande, A. Funde, B. Rathi and A. BagdeRetinal Damage Detection Using Conv2D NetIEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Medical Sciences
17Ganesh Keshaorao Yenurkar & N.U.SambheEnhancing Customer 360 With Better Service Management using Salesforce CRMIEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Medical Sciences
18Sharayu Rinkal Kawale & Ganesh Keshaorao YenurkarAnalysis and Simulation of Sound Classification System Using Machine Learning TechniquesIEEE International Conference on Emerging Trends in Engineering and Medical Sciences
19Asati, R., Raghuwanshi, M.M., Singh, K.R.Fractal Image Coding-Based Image Compression Using Multithreaded ParallelizationLecture Notes in Networks and Systems
20Sanjay P. Pande Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, Nagpur, Maharashtra, IndiaMachine Learning Algorithm for Early Detection and Analysis of Brain Tumors Using MRI ImagesInternational Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, VOL. 11 NO. 5S (2023

Copyrights Granted – 2024-2025

Sr. No.

Topic

Name of the Author

Registration No.

1.       

Blockchain based solution for securing transmission of examination paper

S. R. Kapse

L-151344/2024

2.       

Hybrid Approach for Real Time Number plate detection using YOLO and Haar Cascade

P. V. Barekar

L-152350/2024

3.       

Phases of Compiler

N. S. Mangrulkar

L-154840/2024

4.       

Basics of Python

L. R. Tembhare

L-152067/2024

5.       

Student Profiling Software using Artificial Intelligence

S. A. Gode

L-151986/2024

 

 

Copyrights Granted – 2023-2024

Sr. No.

Topic

Name of the Author

Registration No.

1.

To predict high-risk covid-19 patients and notify them using salesforce

G. K. Yenurkar

L-147038/2024

2.

Lead generation strategy for an organisation through Salesforce experience cloud a case study for YCCE

P. Bainalwar

L-148173/2024

 

Copyrights Granted – 2022-2023

Sr.no.

Topic

Name of the Author

Registration No.

1.

Design and Implementation of Face Mask Detection and Recognition

P. Bainalwar

L-124711/2023

2.

Rule Based Grammar Checking System for Hindi Language

L. R. Tembhare

L-123844/2023

3.

Design and Development of Alumni Portal for Computer Department, YCCE

S. A. Gode

L-134384/2023

 
Patents

Patent Granted- 2024-2025

Sr.No

Topic

Name of the Author

Patent Grant No

1

A Real Time Monitoring System For Three Phase Induction Motor

Kapse, Smita R, Shete, Pranay S. Tamrakar, Nikhil D. Kothekar, Sanchit V. Kapgate, Vishal D. Kevalram, Atharv V

533363

2

A Mulching Machine

Dr. M. M. Kshirsagar, S. Kheddkar, A. C. Auchat, C. M. Auchat

526003

3.

 IoT Based Real Time Air Quality Monitoring System And Method

Dr. R. D. Wajgi

544634

Patent Granted- 2023-2024

Sr. No.

Topic

Name of the Author

Patent Grant No.

1

Real-Time E-Challan System For Nohelmet And Triple Seats Two-Wheeler Identification For Traffic Management

Dr. Kavita R Singh,  Devendra Yadaorao Shahare, .Ms. Ruchika A. Sinhal , Dr. Kapil O. Gupta, 5.Ms. Roshni Sharad Khedgaonkar, M.M. Raghuwanshi, S. B. Badhiye

445299

2

A Sensor-based device for massaging an Infant

Dr. M. M. Kshirsagar, U.H.Gawande, Y. Golhar, K.Hazari

443019

 

 

Patent Granted- 2022-2023

Sr. No.

Topic

Name of the Author

Patent Grant No.

 

1

An Apparatus for stretching Hamstring Muscles

Dr. M. M. Kshirsagar, I. Quereshi, S.  Khedikar, P. Fulzele

416036

 
 

 



Research Funding 2023-2025

Research Funding 2024-25

Sr. No

Name of PI

Name of Co-PI

Title of Proposal

Funding Agency

Funding Scheme

Amount (INR)

1

Kavita Singh

Design and Development of Deep Learning Based Disparity Estimation Model

MGI In House

Minor Research and Product Development

65,000

2

Kavita

Singh

Roshni Khedgaonkar / Devendra Sahare

AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance Scheduling to Improve Equipment Efficiency

MGI In House

Minor Research and Product Development

33,500

3

Nikhil Mangrulkar

IoT-Based Soil Health Monitoring System

MGI In House

Innovative Experimental Set Up

16,193

4

Shweta Jain

Establishment of Neuroscience Kit for IoT Lab

MGI In House

Innovative Experimental Set Up

12,274

5

Shweta Gode

Crowd Detection and Notifier System

MGI In House

Innovative UG/PG Project

24,650

Research Funding 2023-24

Sr. No

Name of PI

Name of Co-PI

Title of Proposal

Funding Agency

Funding Scheme

Amount (INR)

1

Rakhi Wajgi

Nikhil Mangrulkar

Type and Severity Classification Wounds Using Deep Learning

RTMNU

Research Proposal Scheme

3,00,000

2

Nilesh Sambhe

Voice over Internet Protocol Based IPBX System Design

YCCE In-House

Innovative Experimental Set Up

25,000

3

Nikhil Mangrulkar

Switching off Electrical Appliances in the Room Automatically using IoT

YCCE In-House

Innovative Experimental Set Up

14,000

4

Roshan Bhanuse

Adaptive ML Model for Drowsiness Detection using Developed ML Model Based Dataset

YCCE In-House

Innovative Minor Patentable Project

11,500

 

Students Forum

STUDENTS FORUM

The Department of Computer Technology has two student chapters:
  • ACM Student Chapter (ACM-SC)
  • Computer Technology Student Chapter (CTSC).
About ACM Student Chapter (ACM-SC): The department started the ACM Student chapter in the year 2008. It serves as the hub of activity for the students of the department and the computing community at large. Various seminars, webinars, guest lectures, student development programs, learning forums, and networking opportunities with peers and experts across the computing spectrum. About Computer Technology Student Chapter (CTSC). The Role of the chapter is to organize various extracurricular and co-curricular activities for students, which provides opportunities to develop leadership, social responsibility, and volunteerism.
Distinguished Alumni
Events

Events

Years No. of Events Conducted under ACM No. of Events Conducted under CTSC Total Events Conducted
2024-2025 11 19 30
2023-2024 5 15 20
2022-2023 21 22 43
  Events 2024-2025
Sr. No Name of the activity Type of Event Date (DD-MM-YYYY) Number of students participated
1. Workshop on Power BI Technical 10-08-2024 184
2. Industrial Aspects of Cyber Security Technical 18-09-2024 132
3. Workshop on Web technology and WordPress Technical 27-09-2024 37
4. Computational Culture and Knowledge representation Technical 27-09-2024 65
5. Current Trends and Technologies used in Software Industry Technical 14-09-2024 to 26-10-2024 140
6. Workshop on Awareness of Apple System Technical 07-10-2024 38
7. Guest lecture on Understanding New-Age Technologies: Web 3.0 and Smart Contracts Technical 09-10-2024 32
8. Guest Lecture on Software Testing Technical 20-03-2025 42
9. Guest Lecture on Business Intelligence Technical 25-03-2025 34
10. Compufest 2K24 Technical 23-08-2024 to 24-08-2024 411
11. Blood Donation Social Activity 05-08-2024 47
12. Nirmalya Collection Social Activity 17-09-2024 5
13. Donation Drive Social Activity 25-09-2024 18
14. Cleanliness Drive Social Activity 02-10-2024 11
15. Next Gen Video for AI Applications in association with KC OVERSEAS education Non- Technical 17-10-2024 110
16. Navigating Success: Insights from Asia’s Forty Under 40 Non- Technical 31-01-2025 44
17. Expert talk on Academic report and paper writing Non- Technical 18-01-2025 128
18. Green Intelligence: Leveraging AI for Environmental Sustainability Non- Technical 13-03-2025 56
19. Paulkhuna Non- Technical 22-11-2024 200
20. TIME:CAT and MBA Preparation Entrepreneurship 20-08-2024 40
21. Mentoring Session on Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship 21-08-2024 58
22. Know It All Career Guidance 09-10-2024 90
23. Workshop on Dashboard Designing and Career Opportunities in Data Analytics Career Guidance 16-10-2024 48
24. KC Overseas Career Guidance 10-01-2025 30
25. Career opportunities after Graduation Career Guidance 23-07-2024 and 25-07-2024 114
26. Career Guidance and opportunities Career Guidance 20-08-2024 60
27. Profile building Career Guidance 27-09-2024 66
28. Expert talk on “How industry sees an academic project during placement interview” Career Guidance 18-01-2025 128
29. Global Careers in AIML webinar Career Guidance 17-08-2024 54
30. Sampark Career Guidance 22-12-2024 50
  Events 2023-2024
Sr. No. Activity Name Type of Event Date Beneficiaries
1. An International Level Technical Fest – Compufest 2K23 Technical Fest 11/10/2023 to 13/10/2023 3100
2. Donation Drive Social Activity 13-01-2024 8
3. Nirmalya Collection Social Activity 28-09-2023 12
4. Blood Donation Drive Social Activity 19-07-2023 112
5. VAC on Programming and Logic Building Skill Development 17-02-2024 to 04-05-2024 150
6. VAC on Core Competency Building Skill Development 10-02-2024 to 06-05-2024 170
7. SDP on DevOps DI/CD PIPELINE Skill Development 21-03-2024 138
8. Guest lecture on Research Methodology Skill Development 19-03-2024 160
9. Profile Building and Resume Writing Skill Development 10-10-2023 99
10. VAC on Networking and Cloud Computing Skill Development 05-08-2023 to 30-9-2023 145
11. Profile Building and Resume Writing Skill Development 26-09-2023 105
12. Profile Building and Resume Writing Skill Development 21-09-2023 85
13. VAC on Entrepreneurship Development Program Entrepreneurship 10-02-2024 to 06-05-2024 12
14. Journey to Entrepreneurship Entrepreneurship 09-11-2023 105
15. Angel Investment /VC Funding Opportunity for Early Stage Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurship 29-08-2023 89
16. SDP on Generative AI Career Guidance 30-04-2024 35
17. Sampark conclave Career Guidance 16-03-2024 43
18. SDP on Data Science Career Guidance 13-03-2024 65
19. Lecture on Nanoscience Career Guidance 06-02-2024 73
20. Importance of Subjects in GATE Career Guidance 10-01-2024 16
  Events 2022-2023
Sr. No. Activity Name Type of Event Date Beneficiaries
1. Bootcamp on C programming Outreach Activity 22-06-2023 to 24-06-2023 20
2. Break the Query” SQL Based Contest International Level SQL Contest 27-05-2023 1329
3. 30Hrs VAC on Power BI Value Added Course 15-04-2023 to 21-05-2023 150
4. Seminar on How to plan for Start-up and legal & Ethical Steps Seminar 16-05-23 92
5. An International Bootcamp on React Redefined – Progressing Towards Interactive Web Applications International Level Bootcamp 05-05-2023 & 06-05-2023 317
6. Bootcamp on Website Development Outreach Activity 28-04-2023, 29-04-2023 & 02-05-2023 73
7. SDP on Brush up Session on C Programming SDP 30-04-2023 53
8. Bootcamp on Python Programming Outreach Activity 17-04-2023, 18-04-2023 & 19-04-2023 98
9. Food Grains Donation Drive Social Activity 12-04-2023 15
10. Bootcamp on C Programming Outreach Activity 06-04-2023, 10-04-2023 & 11-04-2023 31
11. Stationary Kits Donation Drive Social Activity 08-04-2023 15
12. Cloths Donation Drive Social Activity 27-03-2023 10
13. Seminar on Graduate Admissions in the USA Seminar 24-03-2023 149
14. SDP on Greedy & Dynamic Algorithm with time complexity analysis SDP 14-03-2023 142
15. SDP on Calm se Kaam SDP 08-03-2023 168
16. My Story – Motivational Session by Successful Entrepreneur/Start-up Founder Seminar 15-02-2023 110
17. SDP on Internet of Things SDP 13-02-2023 and 14-02-2023 37
18. SAMPARK Alumni Conclave Alumni Conclave 04-02-2023 110
19. Seminar on MBA as a Career Option Seminar 25-01-2023 133
20. National Level Coding Olympiad 1.0 National level Coding Contest 24-01-2023 277
21. SDP on Python for Data Science SDP 21-1-2023 to 22-1-2023 81
22. Computer Literacy Program Social Activity 07-01-2023 10
23. SDP on Salesforce Technology SDP 24-12-2022 50
24. 30 hrs. VAC on Power BI VAC / Certification Program 30-11-2022 to 04-12-22 140
25. Seminar on Cloud Technology and InformationSecurity and it’s Future Opportunities Seminar 22-11-2022 48
26. 30 hrs. Value Added Course & Certification Program on Advancement in Techniques used for Data Science VAC 10-09-2022 to 12-11-2022 156
27. Workshop on Research Methodology Workshop 3-11-22 and 11-11-22 110
28. Workshop on Computer Programming and IoT for Sai Ashram Students  Outreach Activity 31-10-2022 30
29. Guest Lecture on GIS Guest lecture 20-10-2022 39
30. Symposium on Know-It-All Symposium 19-10-2022 536
31. How to crack competitive exams by Career Launcher Seminar 13-10-2022 72
32. Seminar on Higher Studies Seminar 12-10-2022 76
33. Seminar on Learn the Basics in Launching Your start-up Seminar 04-10-2022 105
34. Nirmalya Collection Social Activity 09-09-2022 12
35. Guidance Session on Higher Studies Seminar 05-09-2022 82
36. An International Level Technical Fest – Compufest 2K22 International Level Technical Fest 01-09-2022 to 03-09-2022 1112
37. Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights in Digital World Seminar 22-08-2022 60
38. Seminar on Career Guidance Seminar 22-08-2022 58
 
Student Achievements

Student Achievement

SessionNo. of Events Conducted under ACM SCNo. of Events Conducted under CTSC
2023-2024603
Sr. No.Name of StudentSem SecName of eventCompetitionOrganizing Body DateRank/Prize
1.

Levish Bhoyar,

Makarand Tighare,

Paras Pethe, Radhika Bhoyar, Ved Deshkar

6CTHackathonSIH 2023Govt. of India1st and 1Lakh
2.Muhammad Shahnawaz Khan6 CT AKavyanjaliHindi Literary EventIIT,Kanpur & 21 Oct 20232nd Rank
3.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Paras Pethe

6 CT BZarothonLive Experiment competitionAmrita University, Chennai & 5th to 6th March 20242nd  and 50k Prize
4.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

6 CT BHack it sapiensLive Experiment competitionPoornima College, Jaipur & 29 to 31 March 20247th Rank
5.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

6 CT BHACKENGERSHackathonLivewire & 15 Jan 20241st  Rank
Faculty Achievements
Books Published
Author Book Title Year Publisher ISBN
         
Dr. A R Bhagat Patil AI Based Cyber Security 2024 Infinite Research 978-81-979122-9-0
Dr. Gauri Dhopavkar A textbook of Artificial Intelligence Algorithms using Python 2024 RK Publications 978-93-48655-98-1
Dr. A R Bhagat Patil Textbook of Quality Assurance 2023 Shashwat Publications 978-93-6087-412-4
Shivkumar Jaywantrao Karale Language Processors 2021 Raja Rammohun Roy National Agency 978-93-340-0650-6
    NPTEL
Sr No Name of Faculty Name of Course No. of Weeks No. of Credits Name of Organising Institute Score Medal
1 Dr.G. M. Dhopavkar NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) 12 3 IISc Bangalore 79% Silver
2 Prof. Kiran Khandare NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) 12 3 IISc Bangalore 75% Silver
3 Prof. Prachi Gawande Foundation of Cloud IoT Edge ML 8 2 IIT Kanpur 75% Silver
4 Prof. Shubhangi S. Shambharkar Introduction to Cyber Security 12 4 Uttarakhand Open University 73% Elite
5 Prof. Sneha S. Badhe NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) 12 3 IISc Bangalore 73% Elite
6 Prof. Kalyani Karule NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) 12 3 IISc Bangalore 72% Elite
7 Prof. Sharayu Sangekar NBA Accreditation and Teaching and Learning in Engineering (NATE) 12 3 IISc Bangalore 72% Elite
8 Prof. Prachi Gawande Deep Learning for Visual Computing 12 3 IIT Kharagpur 67% Elite
9 Prof. Kiran Khandare Foundation of Cloud IoT Edge ML 8 2 IIT Kanpur 65% Elite
10 Prof. Sharayu Sangekar Data Science for Engineers 12 3 IIT Madras 64% Elite
  CONSULTANCY
Sr. No. Name of the Faculty Project Title Funding Agency Amount (₹) Duration
1 Dr. N. S. Mangrulkar Testing of Web Applications Maxscript Technologies, Nagpur 25,000 26th Dec 2024
2 Dr. Kavita Singh Training on Machine Learning UPSKILL EDUCOM Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 18,000 28th Dec 2023 to 30th Dec 2023
3 Prof. Prachi Gawande Water Level Controller Installation Sumedh Sontakke, Nagpur 10,200 30th Dec 2024
4 Prof. P. V. Barekar Database Creation & Normalization Maxscript Technologies, Nagpur 10,000 23rd Dec to 25th Dec 2024
5 Dr. R. S. Khedgaonkar Project Training on Python Programming AMPLEMING, Nandanwan, Nagpur 10,000 21st Sept 2024 to 3rd Dec 2024
6 Dr. S. R. Kapse Training on Effective Use of Excel in Civil Engineering M. K. Associates, Shivaji Nagar, Nagpur 10,000 17th & 27th Dec 2024
7 Dr. G. K. Yenurkar Training on Research Paper Writing Dept. of Computer Science Engg, GNIT, Hyderabad, Telangana 10,000 30th Dec 2024
8 Prof. N. U. Sambhe Training on MS Office GGPL Ventures Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 12,000 11th Dec to 13th Dec 2024
9 Dr. Prarthana Deshkar Training on Machine Learning UPSKILL EDUCOM Pvt. Ltd., Nagpur 8,000 28th Dec 2023 to 30th Dec 2023
10 Dr. Kavita Singh Introductory Course on Artificial Intelligence YANTRA INSTITUTE OF TECH. & MGMT, Nagpur 7,500 20th May 2024 to 21st May 2024
11 Prof. R. S. Bhanuse Training on C Programming Morey Tutorials & Technology, Nagpur 3,000 11th Nov to 30th Nov 2024
Alumni Achievements

Student Achievement

SessionNo. of Events Conducted under ACM SCNo. of Events Conducted under CTSC
2023-2024603
Sr. No.Name of StudentSem SecName of eventCompetitionOrganizing Body DateRank/Prize
1.

Levish Bhoyar,

Makarand Tighare,

Paras Pethe, Radhika Bhoyar, Ved Deshkar

6CTHackathonSIH 2023Govt. of India1st and 1Lakh
2.Muhammad Shahnawaz Khan6 CT AKavyanjaliHindi Literary EventIIT,Kanpur & 21 Oct 20232nd Rank
3.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Paras Pethe

6 CT BZarothonLive Experiment competitionAmrita University, Chennai & 5th to 6th March 20242nd  and 50k Prize
4.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

6 CT BHack it sapiensLive Experiment competitionPoornima College, Jaipur & 29 to 31 March 20247th Rank
5.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

6 CT BHACKENGERSHackathonLivewire & 15 Jan 20241st  Rank
Center of Excellence
Sr. No. Name of CoE Facility Name/Title of training Program Conducted Date of Training Offline/Online No. of Hrs No. of Faculty/Students
Training Completed
1. NVIDIA server Two days training program on Transfer Learning 12-4-2022 to 13-4-2022 Online 4 56
2. MATLAB One day online training program on “AI made easy using MATLAB” 26-02-2022 Online 2 155
3. NVIDIA Server Three days hands-on training session on “NVIDIA Training” 6-12-2021 to 8-12-2021 Online 9 39
4. NVIDIA Server one day training program on “NVIDIA admin” 30-10-2021 Online 3 14
5. MATLAB Training on Signal Processing with MATLAB 28-09-2021 Online 3 34
6. IOT Training program on “EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN FLOW ON ZYNQ USING VIVADO” 16-09-2021 to 17-09-2021 Online 7 15
7. NVIDIA Server AIML related Joint Online Two Weeks Certificate Program organized by NIT Warangal 22-8-2021 to 3-9-2021 Online 30 15
8. NVIDIA Server Two days training for AI cluster user and basic AI/DL training 23-07-2021 to 24-07-2021 Online 10 23

Sr. No.

Tool / software received

Company

Impact

1

MATLAB and Simulink Campus-Wide License Mathswork Faculty members and students of all the branches can have training as well can develop projects in AI, ML, and data science

2

DGX Workstation NVDIA Faculty members and students of all the branches can have training as well can develop projects in ML using NGC cloud

3

IoT kits Gold kits CDAC, Banglore Faculty members and students of all the branches can have training as well can develop projects using the IoT technology
Pynq board COREL
ESP32 IOT boards Vsinformatics, Nagpur

Activities conducted at CoE by Computer Technology Department

Sr. No. Name of CoE Facility Name/Title of training Program Conducted Date of Training Offline/Online No. of Hrs No. of Faculty/Students

Training Completed

1

Matlab Matlab Onboarding session (online): 5th January 2021 Online 2 50 Faculty

2

Matlab Designated/individual license creation and related training to each dept. 14th January 2021 Offline 4 15 Faculty

3

IOT Trainer Kits ESP 32 IOT kit training session 1 3rd February 2021 Offline 4 17 Faculty

4

IOT Trainer Kits ESP 32 IOT kit training session 2 10th February 2021 Offline 4 17 Faculty

5

Nvidia Server Training on Nvidia (Introduction) 11-Feb-21 Online 2 25 Faculty

6

Matlab Two Days Training Program on Data Science and AI with MATLAB 15/02/2021 to 16/02/2021 Online 9 25 Faculty & 8 Students

7

Nvidia Server Applications of NGC 02-Mar-21 Online 3 56 Students & 7 Faculty

8

Matlab Certificate course on Applications in AI, ML, DS 22-03-2021 to 2 April 2021 Online 30 70 Students

9

IOT Trainer Kits Webinar on IOT Use Cases for medical practitioners 27-Mar-21 Online 2 150 Faculty & Students

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IOT Trainer Kits IOT kits training by CDAC, Banglore 31/03/2021 to 1/04/2021 Online 6 70 Faculty & Students

Course Practical

1

IOT Trainer Kits 6 semester practicals on ESP 32 Kit 17/03/2021 & 25/03/2021 Online 2 58 Students & 2 Faculty

2

IOT Trainer Kits 8 semester practicals on ESP 32 Kit 16/03/2021 & 9/03/2021 Online 2 35 Students & 2 Faculty