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Computer Technology

About Department

  • At Yeshwantrao Chavan College of Engineering, we take immense pride in being recognized as one of the best engineering colleges in Nagpur, and 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, solidifying its position among the top engineering colleges in Nagpur. With a 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 ever-changing needs of the IT industry and research organizations.

  • Our undergraduate program includes B.Tech. in Computer Technology, supplemented by a minor program in Computer Science & Engineering for students from other branches. Additionally, we offer honors programs in Data Science, Machine Learning Specialization, and Artificial Intelligence, approved by RTMNU, Nagpur.

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

  • The Department offers three different Thrust areas such as Artificial Intelligence  Data Science, Networking & Communication, and Image Processing under which various activities related to research and development are carried out.

  • The Department of Computer Technology boasts an approved Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) Student Chapter and Computer Technology Student Council (CTSC), facilitating a vibrant ecosystem of technical, co-curricular, and extra-curricular activities. We actively engage in research and industry projects funded by both multinationals and government agencies, contributing to innovation and knowledge dissemination.

  • Moreover, our Coding Club YCCE, as a Code Chef Campus chapter, promotes coding culture and skill development among students. We regularly organize faculty development programs on cutting-edge technologies, supported by funding schemes from AICTE, DST, E & ICT, among others.

  • Our dedicated faculty members have a rich portfolio of achievements, including registered copyrights, consultancy projects, and publications in reputed international journals and conferences. Their expertise and commitment to excellence enrich the academic and research endeavors 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

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

Mission of the Department

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(PO)

  • PO 1 – Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization for the solution of complex engineering problems. 
  • PO 2 – Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences. 
  • PO 3 -Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, and cultural, societal, and environmental considerations. 
  • PO 4 – Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions. 
  • PO 5 – Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools, including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities, with an understanding of the limitations. 
  • PO 6 – The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional engineering practice. 
  • PO 7 – Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and need for sustainable development. 
  • PO 8 – Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of the engineering practice. 
  • PO 9 – Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings. 
  • PO 10 – Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with the society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions. 
  • PO 11 – Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments. 
  • PO 12 – Life-long learning: Recognize the need for and have the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change. 

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. (CSE)

  • PEO 1 – To prepare students to succeed in employment/profession and/or to pursue doctoral research in Computer Science discipline.(Preparation). 
  • PEO 2 –To provide students with scholarly knowledge to innovate, design, analyze, develop engineering problems related to Computer Science and to contribute in providing solutions to multidisciplinary real life problems (Core &Breadth). 
  • PEO 3 –To inculcate in students professional and ethical attitude, effective communication skills and teamwork to become a successful professional (Professionalism). 
  • PEO 4 –To provide students with an academic environment that makes them aware of excellence and life-long learning in emerging technologies (Learning Environment).

Program outcomes (POs) of M. Tech. (CSE)

After successful completion of M.tech Program, Students will have an ability to :

  • PO 1 – Demonstrate in depth knowledge of computer hardware and software.
  • PO 2 – Think critically to identify, conceive, design, analyze and solve complex engineering problems in the area of computer science and allied fields.
  • PO 3 –Carry out research work with independent and introspective learning and to get associated with multidisciplinary team.
  • PO 4 – Communicate effectively and acquire professional, ethical and responsible attitude towards sustainable development of the society.
  • PO 5 – Accept and adapt to the technological changes for lifelong learning with enthusiasm and commitment to improve knowledge and competence continuously.
  • PO 6 – Demonstrate capacity for self-management, decision making, project & finance management to achieve common goals.
  • PO 7 – Use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.

Course Outcomes (COs)

Course Outcomes 2023-24
Course Outcomes 2022-23
Course Outcomes 2021-22
Course Outcomes 2020-21

PO/PSO Attainment

Program Attainment 2023-24
Program Attainment 2022-23
Program Attainment 2021-22
Program Attainment 2020-21

Key Strengths of the Computer Technology Department

  • The department has a built-up area of 1925 sq. meters.
  • State-of-the-art infrastructure as per AICTE norms includes 5 classrooms, 1 seminar hall used in sharing, 1 department library, 1 girl’s common room, 1 student activity room, and sufficient staff rooms with internet facilities.
  • The department offers cutting-edge, industry-aligned electives in association with Global Logic (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), and AWT (Advanced Web Technology).
  • The coding club enhances students’ coding skills.
  • The speakers’ club supports the 360-degree development of students.
  • In session 2023-24, Total 59 students are provided with Industry/Live projects.
  • MOUs with reputed research organizations and leading industries.
  • Well-equipped laboratories for in-house workshops and value-added courses.
  • E-learning materials available on the intranet, including reputed journals, NPTEL, DTEL resources, and lab manuals.
  • Approved research center for Ph.D. studies.
  • The department has two student societies: 
  •      ACMSC (Association for Computing Machinery Student Chapter)
  •      CTSC (Computer Technology Student Council)
  • Parent-teacher meetings are organized each semester to discuss various ongoing activities in the department and their benefits for students.
  • Every year, the department publishes an annual magazine, Dhyaas, and a newsletter, Technosavvy.

Dr. Kavita R. Singh
HOD, Department of Computer Technology

The Department of Computer Technology has consistently demonstrated improvement in academic achievements, placements, and research outcomes. Our curriculum is designed innovatively and regularly updated to align with industry needs and stakeholder expectations. We emphasize a balance between professional knowledge and personal skills, ensuring our students’ holistic development to meet the demands of the corporate and research sectors. Our students gain hands-on experience in key areas sought after by the corporate world and research organizations through cutting-edge pedagogical methods. We provide a supportive learning environment with state-of-the-art infrastructure, including the recently established NVIDIA Centre of Excellence Lab, equipped with advanced hardware and software for research in AI, ML, DL, CV, IoT, and more. Through industry-aligned electives, offered in collaboration with reputed companies, students receive a blend of core knowledge and exposure to emerging technologies. The department proudly hosts an approved ACM student chapter since 2008 and a CodeChef coding chapter, fostering a robust coding culture. We encourage students to organize events like Compufest, a national-level technical fest, and to participate in various technical and co-curricular events at other institutions. Our students also engage in socially relevant activities. Many of our alumni secure prestigious positions in renowned companies both in India and abroad, while a significant number pursue higher studies at eminent institutions such as IITs, IISC, and IIMs. Our department remains dedicated to its founding vision, striving to exceed corporate and research expectations consistently. Our graduates are recognized for their sincerity, intelligence, diligence, practical orientation, and effectiveness in diverse work environments. The department’s success is reinforced by the numerous industries keen to engage with us for initiatives and campus recruitment. We invite you to join us on our journey to becoming a world-class centre of excellence in education, training, and research.”

Sr. No.

Name of faculty

Designation

Joining Date

Qualification

Nature of association

1.      

Dr. Kavita R Singh

HoD&

Professor

12-06-2008

Ph.D. (CST)

Regular

 

2.      

Dr. Manali M.Kshirsagar

Professor

06-07-2000

Ph.D. (CS ), M.E. (CSE)

Regular

3.      

Dr. Arvind R. Bhagat Patil

Associate Professor, Dean (P & D), Director (IQAC)

30-06-2008

Ph.D. (CST), M.Tech. (CSE), B.E. (CE), B.A. (Add) Pol. Science, B.A.(Add) Sociology, DIAMS

Regular

4.      

Dr. Shivkumar J. Karale

Assistant

Professor

25-01-2007

Ph.D. (CSE), M.E. (CSE)

Regular

5.      

Dr. Gauri M. Dhopavkar

Assistant

Professor, I/C Centre of Excellence, AI & ML

03-12-2008

Ph.D. (CST), M.Tech. (CSE)

Regular

6.      

Dr. Rakhi D. Wajgi

Assistant Professor, Dean (T&P)

15-12-2008

Ph.D.(CST), M.E. (CSE)

Regular

7.      

Smita R. Kapse

Assistant Professor

02-07-2010

Ph.D. Pursuing,

ME (WSN)

Regular

8.      

Dr. Roshni S. Khedgaonkar

Assistant Professor

28-08-2008

Ph.D(CSIT), M.Tech. (CSE)

Regular

9.      

Dr. Gauri A. Chaudhary

Assistant Professor

03-05-2010

Ph.D. (IT), M.Tech. (CSE)

Regular

10.  

Nilesh U. Sambhe

Assistant Professor

12-06-2009

Ph.D. Pursuing,

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

11.  

Dr. Prarthana A. Deshkar

Assistant Professor

11-07-2012

Ph.D. (CST)

Regular

12.  

Praful V. Barekar

Assistant Professor

13-05-2015

Ph.D. Pursuing,

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

13.  

Supriya Thombre

Assistant Professor

09-12-2009

Ph.D. Pursuing,

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

14.  

Nikhil Mangrulkar

Assistant Professor

21-06-2011

Ph.D. Pursuing, M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

15.  

Roshan S. Bhanuse

Assistant Professor

29-06-2011

Ph.D. Pursuing, M.Tech.( IT)

Regular

16.  

Dr. Ganesh K.Yenurkar

Assistant Professor

10-07-2013

Ph.D.(CSE), M.E.

Regular

17.  

Sanjay P. Pande

Assistant Professor

07-09-2020

Ph.D. Pursuing,

 M.E (ECS)

Regular

18.  

Dr. Gendlal M. Vaidya

Assistant Professor

01-09-2020

Ph.D. (IT),

ME. (ESC)

Regular

19.  

Warsha P. Siraskar

Assistant Professor

01-07-2021

M. E. Ph.D. Pursuing

Regular

20.  

Rutuja B. Chirwatkar

Assistant Professor

01-07-2021

M. E., Ph.D. Pursuing

Regular

21.  

Kiran R. Gavhale

Assistant Professor

01-07-2021

M. E., Ph.D. Pursuing

Regular

22.  

Pradnya S. Moon

Assistant Professor

01-07-2022

M.E (ESC)

Regular

23.  

Shweta N. Jain

Assistant Professor

11-07-2022

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

24.  

Lata R. Tembhare

Assistant Professor

15-07-2022

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

25.  

Prachi Bainalwar

Assistant Professor

17-10-2022

M.Tech (WCC)

Regular

26.  

Shubhangi Shambharkar

Assistant Professor

03-11-2022

M.Tech  (ESC)

Regular

27.  

Sneha  A. Sahare

Assistant Professor

02-01-2023

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

28.  

Shweta A. Gode

Assistant Professor

23-03-2023

M.E,  Ph.D. Pursuing

Regular

29.  

Snehal Tiparkar

Assistant Professor

18-08-2023

M. Tech., Ph.D. Pursuing

Regular

30.  

Kalyani Karule

Assistant Professor

24-08-2023

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

31.  

Dr. Monika Kumari

Assistant Professor

01-07-2024

Ph.D. (CSE)

Regular

32.  

Rakhi Pilare

Assistant Professor

01-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

33.  

Gaurav M. Divtelwar

Assistant Professor

01-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

34.  

Sharayu Sangekar

Assistant Professor

 01-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

35.  

Shweta A. Khalatkar

Assistant Professor

02-07-2024

M.E(ESC)

Regular

36.  

Kirti Walke

Assistant Professor

08-07-2024

M. Tech.

Regular

37.  

Shilpa Wanjari

Assistant Professor

08-07-2024

M. Tech.

Regular

38.  

Ashwini Gote

Assistant Professor

11-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

39.  

Prachi Gawande

Assistant Professor

12-07-2024

M.Tech

Regular

40.  

Sneha Badhe

Assistant Professor

12-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

41.  

Charvi Suri

Assistant Professor

15-07-2024

M.Tech (CSE)

Regular

42.  

Kiran Khandare

Assistant Professor

07-08-2024

M.Tech

Regular

43.  

Dr. Piyush Ingole

Assistant Professor

31-08-2024

M.Tech (WCC)

Regular

44.  

Pooja Yawale

Assistant Professor

03-10-2024

M.Tech (VLSI Design)

Regular

1

UG  Programme- B.Tech in Computer Technology

2

PG   Programme- M.Tech in Data Science

3

Ph.D Programme in Computer Science & Technology

4

UG Honors in AWS & DevOps / Cyber Security / Business Intelligence

5

UG Minors in AWS & DeovOps / Cyber Security / Business Intelligence

 

Laboratories

Major Equipment and Facilities

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

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)

Placement

Sesion 2023-24

Sesion 2022-23

Sesion 2021-22

Sesion 2020-21

Sesion 2019-20

Sesion 2018-19

2018-19

Innovative Teaching Learning Method

EVEN 2023-2024

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

Prof.Kalyani Karule

MFDA

4

Students were able to write report on data visualization achieved using Power BI

155

2

B

Tool based activity: JFLAP

Sneha A. Sahare

TFCS

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

DAA

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

Sharayu Kawale

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 Part-2

6

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

140

ODD Term 2023-24

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

CAO

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

DBMS

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

Shubhangi S. Shambharkar

CN

5

Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application

70

4

A

NPTEL Course-based assignment ,Complex problem Solving

Pradnya Moon

TFCS

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

ML

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.

Sharayu Kawale

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.

Shweta N. Jain

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

TFCS

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

AWT

5

Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project.

45

12

ALL

Tool based learning

Pradnya Moon

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

Sneha A. Sahare

NS

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

AI

7

Students can solve multiple problems framed by IIT Madras based on each topic.

74

16

A

Game Designing

Supriya Thombre

AI

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

AI

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

JFS

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

CC

7

Students are Able to understand the use of cloud computing platform, Able to use the cloud computing services.

50

20

A/B

Research Paper based case study

Sanjay P Pande

ES

7

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

40

20

A /B

Infosys Springboard certification on BI – Business Intelligence and Design a multidimensional data model.

A. S. Pimpalkar

BI

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

21

A/B

Research Paper based case study

R S Khedgaonkar

NNFL

7

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

49

22

A/ B

Infosys springboard certification on DM

Sneha A. Sahare

DM

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 and B

Tool exploring activity

Nilesh U.Sambhe

Adhoc Wireless Network

7

Students got comfortable with Networking Tools

49

24

A and B

Word Cloud

Rakhi Wajgi

ML

7

 

51

25

B

Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security

Lata Tembhare

NS

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

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.

 

Innovative Teaching Learning Method:

EVEN Term 2023-24

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

Prof.Kalyani Karule

MFDA

4

Students were able to write report on data visualization achieved using Power BI

155

2

B

Tool based activity: JFLAP

Sneha A. Sahare

TFCS

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

DAA

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

Sharayu Kawale

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 Part-2

6

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

140

ODD Term 2023-24

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

CAO

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

DBMS

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

Shubhangi S. Shambharkar

CN

5

Relate the concepts of computer networking by implementing Different application

70

4

A

NPTEL Course-based assignment ,Complex problem Solving

Pradnya Moon

TFCS

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

ML

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.

Sharayu Kawale

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.

Shweta N. Jain

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

TFCS

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

AWT

5

Students develop deeper-level thinking and problem-solving skills as they work through a project.

45

12

ALL

Tool based learning

Pradnya Moon

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

Sneha A. Sahare

NS

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

AI

7

Students can solve multiple problems framed by IIT Madras based on each topic.

74

16

A

Game Designing

Supriya Thombre

AI

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

AI

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

JFS

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

CC

7

Students are Able to understand the use of cloud computing platform, Able to use the cloud computing services.

50

20

A/B

Research Paper based case study

Sanjay P Pande

ES

7

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

40

20

A /B

Infosys Springboard certification on BI – Business Intelligence and Design a multidimensional data model.

A. S. Pimpalkar

BI

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

21

A/B

Research Paper based case study

R S Khedgaonkar

NNFL

7

Students are Able to Prepare paper on innovative research topic.

49

22

A/ B

Infosys springboard certification on DM

Sneha A. Sahare

DM

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 and B

Tool exploring activity

Nilesh U.Sambhe

Adhoc Wireless Network

7

Students got comfortable with Networking Tools

49

24

A and B

Word Cloud

Rakhi Wajgi

ML

7

 

51

25

B

Infosys springboard certification on Cryptography and Network security

Lata Tembhare

NS

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 (2022-23)
EVEN SEMESTER
Sr. No.Innovative MethodologyName of FacultyCourse NameSemesterOutcomeNo. of Beneficiaries
1.1) Coding Competition on  Hacker rank 2) Project Based learningPrachi A. BainalwarDSIIStudents will be able to write program to implement concepts used in Data structure70
2.1)Group Based assignment    2)Infosys Springboard CourseShweta N. JainEAIMLIIStudents learned to study and present in group team work was seen. All the tools were studied and represented to all the students.70
3.1) Online Simulation Tool of IITR (virual lab) 2) Group based assignmentShweta A. GodeCAOIIStudents 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 SinghEAIMLIIStudents 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. ThombreDSII1. Able to design a project using DS 2. Able to identify the suitable Data Structure for project implementation69
6.Coding Challenge on HackerrankS. S. ThombreDSIIThe students will be able to apply the knowledge of programming skills of Data Structure.69
7.Project Based LearningG.K.YenurkarData StructureIIStudents Programming skill has been enhanced68
8.1. Online Certification 2.Group Based LearningSneha A. SahareE-AIMLIIStudents learned to study and present in group, team work was seen. All the tools were studied and represented to all the students. 
9.1) Research Based case Study              2) Group Based Assignment(Tool )S.S.ShambharkarBDAIV1) students learned researched oriented analysis of different  bayesian statistics .                                     2) Students learned the mathematical calculation and analysis of topic through execution and graph plots and differentnumericals.74
10.Complex Problem Solving-Group AssignmentR.S.BhanuseTFCSIVStudents 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 QuestionsL.R.Tembhare,S.P.PandeOperating SystemIV A) Relate the concepts of operating system.B) Prepare GATE Exam.144
12.Project Based LearningPraful V. Barekar/ Prarthana A. DeshkarDBMSIVStudents 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 connectivity47
13.HackerrankCompititionS. R. KapseADSIVStudents are able to develop solution to the given problems.72
14.Group based activityDr. Gauri ChaudharyDBMSIVStudents 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. KhedgaonkarDBMSIVStudents are able to enhance their coding skills74
16.Tool Based LearningDr. Kavita Singh &Prof.Charvi SuriMFDAIVStudents got comfortable with Power BI Tool150
17.Programming based group assignmentS. J. KaraleLPVITo Enhance student’s coding ability 
18.1)Project based learning          2)RMMM PlanS.R.KawaleSEVI1)Able to understand the project development concept by this activity.                                                    2) Able to create the application74
19.Research Based case StudyS.P.PandeIOTVIStudents will able to understand the IOT concept and develop real world application.37
20.A)Project based learning          B)RMMM PlanNilesh U. SambheSEVIStudent 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 process70
21.Project based learningN.D.KaduEITVIStudents are able to design web application and handling of databases.37
22.1) Research Based case Study              2) Tool studyA. S. PimpalkarINLPVIStudents are able to understand the NLP stages and apply NLP algorithms to develop real world application.36
23.Programming based group assignmentN. S. MangrulkarLPVIStudents will be able to write program to implement concepts used in compilers73
24.MySQL Tool Based DemonstrationPraful V. BarekarITDBMSVIStudents will be able to 1. Analyse provided problem definition.                                        2. Write SQL Query to generate output for the provided problem definition.27
25.1) Research Based case Study  2)Power point Presentation 3)Video making on animationA.C.GoteMAAVIStudents can understand fundamentals of multimedia and techniques. Learn animation techniques and applications.48
26.Codechef/Hackerrank CompetitionG M Vaidya / P S MoonDAAVIStudents are able to develop solution to the given problems.140
27.Salesforce Mini ProjectGanesh K. YenurkarCRMVIStudents have learned the salesforce through trailhead modules and subsequently score the points.38
Faculty Innovations in T-L (2022-23)
ODD SEMESTER
Sr. No.Innovative MethodologyName of FacultyCourse NameSemesterOutcomeNo. of Beneficiaries
1.Networking tool/Simulation software demonstrationProf. S. R. KapseComputer NetworksVCreate Simulation environment/Network Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the network75
2.Networking tool/Simulation software demonstrationProf. L. TembhareComputer NetworksVCreate Simulation environment/Network *  Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the network75
3.JFLAP TOOL DEMONSTRATIONProf. R. S. BhanuseTheoretical Foundation of Computer ScienceVStudents understood the topic more properly. They are able to solve problems. Also, their confidence has been boosted about this topic.76
4.JFLAP TOOL DEMONSTRATIONProf. P. S. MoonTheoretical Foundation of Computer ScienceVStudents understood the topic more properly. They are able to solve problems. Also, their confidence has been boosted about this topic.74
5.ANDROID APP DEVELOPMENTProf. R. S. BhanuseMobile Operating SystemVThe 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 / websiteProf. N. S. Mangrulkar Advanced Web TechnologiesVStudents will learn to design and implement webpage/ website using advance technologies39
7.`Industry Case StudyProf. C. S. SuriIntroduction to Geographical Information SystemVStudents will be to understand GIS working appliactions.39
8.Flipped ClassroomProf. C. S. SuriIntroduction to Geographical Information SystemVStudents will be to able to adopt self learning skills54
9.Group ActivityProf. S. SarwateRealtime SystemVStudents will get to know the latest technological developments in Real-time systems38
10.Assignment solving and Hands-on experience of softwareProf. M. ArjunkarIntroduction to DBMSVStudents understanding the topic more properly. And able to solve problems based on it. Also, they can perform it practically.51
11.Salesforce Trailhead ModuleProf. G. K. YenurkarIntroduction to SalesforceVStudents can create an entreprise applications in salesforce52
12.Individual Project Based ActivityProf. P. S. Moon Internet TechnologyVStudents will be able to design Web based Application by using different web techniques. 54
13.Inquiry Based LearningProf. C. S. SuriMultimedia and AnimationVStudents will be able to develop their presentation skills 54
14.Project Based LearningProf. C. S. SuriMultimedia and AnimationVStudents will be able to create animated videos and will be able to cultivate team work 54
15.Researched based case studyProf. N.D.KaduCurrent Trends and Technologies VStudent are able to understand the current technological development through research paper.53
16.Game designingProf. R. S. KhedgaonkarArtificial IntelligenceVIIApply the concepts of Artificial Intelligence functionalities in Game Designing such as heuristic search, BFS, DFS, Best First Search, CSP,77
17.Game designingProf. S. S. ThombreArtificial IntelligenceVIIApply the concepts of Artificial Intelligence functionalities in Game Designing such as heuristic search, BFS, DFS, Best First Search, CSP,77
18.Open book testProf. S. P. PandeNetwork SecurityVIIStudents will able to find appropriate mathematical techniques in cryptography and apply the algorithms to get the solution77
19.Open book testProf. N. U. SambheNetwork SecurityVIIStudents will able to find appropriate mathematical techniques in cryptography and apply the algorithms to get the solution76
20.Implement Logical Gates using Learning Algorithms by Neural Network tool in MATLAB/ PythonProf. P. V. BarekarNeural Network and Fuzzy LogicVIIStudents are able to apply the concepts of Artificial Neural Network Learning Algorithms for basic logic GATEs Implementation using Neural Network Tool available in MATLAB/Python37
21.Implement varoiusadhoc networking protocols in NS2/NS3 and OMNET++Prof. N. U. SambheAdhoc Wireless NetworkVIICreate Simulation environment/Network Analyse the packet transmission/ operation of the protocol in adhocwirelees network39
22.Fliped classroomProf. P. Khetade Information Retrival SystemVII1)student learn from the Search engines about  the Innformationretieval.2) student are able to retrieve the information from a huge database with the help of IR. 
23.Infosys Springboard Certifications and case study.Prof. A. S. PimpalkarBusiness IntelligenceVIIa) Students will be able to build and operate the multidimensional data model for the specific scenario to extract the information. b) Students will be able to analyse the business information to construct the reports from it.39
24.Study of tool and submission of report generated using toolProf. N. S. MangrulkarCyber ForensicVIIStudents will be able to extract activity information from any windows-based system.39
25.Group ActivityDr. K. R. SinghMachine LearningVIIStudents will learn to formulate machine learning problems through investigation and analysis of data to design a solution.40
26.Gaming Application DevelopmentProf. G. M. VaidyaDesign PatternsVIIStudents will be able to analyze the problem and apply suitable pattern.38
27.Solving NPTEL Assignment provided by SWAYAM PortalProf. G. K. YenurkarCloud ComputingVIIStudents 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 PortalProf. G. K. YenurkarCloud ComputingVIIStudents 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
29.Infosys Springboard Certifications and case study.Prof. S. RokadeParallel ProgrammingVII1. Students will be able to get in-depth knowledge of the OpenMP programming Model.  2. Students should be able to understand how the OpenMP directive provides support for concurrency, synchronization, and data handling 3. Also able to design parallel algorithms with OpenMP.39
30.Tool Based ActivityDr. P. A. DeshkarData MiningVIIa. Students will be able to implement the data mining algorithms using the WEKA tool b. Students will be able to work in team and Communicate the final output in terms of report38
31.Group ActivityProf. S. P. PandeEmbedded SystemsVIIStudents will be able to apply the methods for designing and  implementing of embedded device/product.40

Value Added Programs

SessionValue added courses
2023-202404
2022-2303
2021-2202

Session 2023-2024

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

 

17-2-2024 to 4-5-2024

 

L.R. TEMBHERE150
2.30Hrs VAC on “Core Competency Building”10-2-2024 to 06-5-2024S.P.PANDE170
3.

30 hrs VAC on

Entrepreneurship Development Program

10-2-2024 to 06-5-2024Mr.Ravindra Yadav, YCCE TBI12
4.

30 hrs Value Added Course & Certification Program on

Networking and Cloud Computing

10-9-2024 to 12-11-2024Mr. Raj Arora,Senior Network Engineer, Revat Network145

Session 2022-2023

Sr. No

ActivityDurationResource Person

No. of Participants

1
30Hrs VAC on Power BI15-04-2023 to 21-05-2023Dr. Rakhi Wajgi, HOD, CT, YCCE; Dr. Prarthana Deshkar, Professor, CT, YCCE; Sanskruti Gudhadhe, Associate Analyst at InCredo Technologies Pvt. Ltd.; Prof. Nikhil Mangrulkar, Professor, CT, YCCE

150

2
30 hrs VAC on Power BI30-11-2022 to 4-12-22Ms. Rushika Kale, Talent Intelligence Consultant, Philips

140

3
30 hrs Value Added Course & Certification Program on Advancement in Techniques used for Data Science10-9-2022 to 12-11-2022Dr. Rizwan Ahmad, CTO Delaplex Software, ACM Distinguished Speaker. Er. Sagar Lachure, VNIT, Nagpur. Mr. Akash Wankhede, IT Analyst, TCS. Dr. Nilesh Singh Thakur, Professor, CT, YCCE Dr. Kavita Singh, Professor, CT, YCCE Dr. Prarthana Deshkar, Professor, CT, YCCE. Prof. Praful Barekar, Professor, CT, YCCE.

156

Session 2021-2022

Sr. No

ActivityDurationResource Person

No. of Participants

1
Certificate Course on Angular 1215 HrsMr. Ahfaz Rahman, Team Lead & IT analyst at TCS, Nagpur

277

2
Certificate Course Advanced Technology for Resume Building15 HrsDr.Rakhi D.Wajgi

138

Publication, Patent, Copyright, Grants

Session

Publication

Copyright

Patent

Grants

2023-2024

62: (SCI-8, ESCI-18, Scopus-13)

11

3

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

2022-2023

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

12

2

2021-2022

7

11

1

Publication Details – 2023-24

Sr. No

Name of Author

Paper Title

Journal/conference details (Title, Vol, issue, pp., year)

1

Dr. K. R. Singh, Anushri Vinod Jamar, Pracheta Pramod Khadgi, Ajay Kumar, Smita R Kapse

Analysis of Bitcoin Prediction using Transparent and Opaque Machine Learning Algorithms

Fourteenth International Conference on Advances in Computer Engineering  – ACE 2024

2

Dr. K. R. Singh, Akshita Kamdi, Chinmayee Kakde, Dharti Bhuva, Nikita Rathod, Pooja Gotmare, Ogundele Oluwadamilare Sheriff, Arvinder Kour

Subjective Answer Evaluation for Technical Subjects with NLP-Driven Advanc ements

Fourteenth International Conference on Advances in Computer Engineering  – ACE 2024

3

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 2024, 15(4), pp. 335–343

4

Wajgi, 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 approaches

Engineering 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 Feature

Australian 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 Network

International Journal of Intelligent System and Applications in Engineering

7

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

Internet 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

8

Tembhurne, 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 WSN

Ad-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

11

Sukeshini Bharat Lote, Lokesh Anjankar, Khushi Badwaik, Hrutvik  Kakde (DU, Wardha), A. R. Bhagat Patil (YCCE)

Advancement in epilepsy treatment: a comprehensive review

Intelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023

12

Rasika Rewatkar, A R Bhagat Patil, ( YCCE), Ashutosh Bagde (DU, Wardha)

A comprehensive Evaluation of Data Analysis Approaches for Predicting Colorectal Cancer

Intelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023

13

Bhoyar, D., Ninave, D., Zode, P., 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., 2024, 12(7s), pp. 584–588 

14

Karale, S.K.,
Yenurkar, G.,
Chhapparghare, M.,
Neman, R.,
Manatkar, Y.

An assistive concrete blended modeling technique for mesothelioma disease prediction using machine learning

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023, 2930(1), 020020

15

Chandwani, 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 environments

Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences and Cryptography, 2024, 27(2), pp. 715–727

16

Dhopavkar, 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 Processing

Journal 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 techniques

Journal 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 Results

International 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 model

Journal 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 System

2024 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 Blockchains

ACM 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 DEPLOYMENTS

June 06 – 07, 2024ASEAN Engineering Journal,14,2,83-90

23

Vignesh R , Shenbagavalli P, Dr. R. S. Khedgaonkar, Rajasekar R , Venu D ,Vinayak Musale

Detection of Brain Tumor Using H-DenseAttentionUNet with MRI Images

Journal of Electrical Systems

24

Khedgaonkar, R.S.,
Singh, K.R.

Designing face resemblance technique using near set theory under varying facial features

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2023, 82(21), pp. 33161–33182

25

Nilesh U Sambhe ,Manjusha Deshmukh, L. Ashok Kumar, Sandip Chavan, Nidhi P. Ranjan

Nutrition and Temparature basedseason wise Multi Crop yield prediction using  deep net 230 classifier

Optical memory and neural network

26

P. A. Deshkar

Modeling Nonlinear Physical Systems in a Real-Time Operating System Environment for Control and Cyber Threat Mitigation

J. 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 Mining

International Journal of Intelligent Systems and Applications in EngineeringThis link is disabled., 2024, 12(8), pp. 281–289

28

P. A. Deshkar

Economic Analysis of World Cities using Improved Deep Shallow Learning Network with Intelligent Shell Game Optimization

Intelligent Decision TechnologiesThis link is disabled., 2024, 18(1), pp. 273–296

29

P. A. Deshkar

Planning, Design, and Execution of a Quantum Incremental Clustering Algorithm System for the Examination of Unsupervised Data

Journal 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 Learning

Journal Electrical Systems

31

 J. S. Sawale, P. V. Barekar, J. M. Gandhi, Satish N. Gujar, Suresh Limkar, Samir N. Ajani

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

JOURNAL OF STATISTICS AND MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

32

Barekar, 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 Tracking

Nanotechnology Perceptions, 2024, 20(S4), pp. 938–945

33

Barekar, P.V.,
Singh, K.R.,

Object Detection and Tracking Approach for Traffic Monitoring

SMARTCOM 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 levels

Journal 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 Translation

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

36

Thombre, S.S., Doifode, V.R., Kokardekar, S.H., Wazalwar, S.S.

Smart Hand Glove for Enhancing Human Safety: A Comprehensive Study

Enhancing Security in Public Spaces Through Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), 2024, pp. 346–349

37

Thombre, S.S., Malik, L., Kumar, S.

SynthXNet: Adversarial Learning for Data Augmentation in CoVID Severity Classification from X-Rays

2023 1st International Conference on Advances in Electrical, Electronics and Computational Intelligence, ICAEECI 2023, 2023

38

Mangrulkar, N.,
Singh, K.

Optimizing Packrat Parsing with Non-Linear Data Structures for Memoization

International 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 learning

AIP 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 algorithms

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2023

41

Vincent Omollo Nyangaresi, Dr. G. K. Yenurkar

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

High-Confidence Computing, 2023

42

Nileshsingh V. Thakur; Dr. G. K. Yenurkar, Astha Aherrao; Arya Aherrao; Samiksha Landge

Medical Image Fusion Using Discrete Wavelet Transform: In view of Deep Learning

2023 1st DMIHER International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education and Industry 4.0 (IDICAIEI)

43

Dr. G. K. Yenurkar Ganesh Khekare, Nupur Bagul, Saylee Prakashe, Punam Bandhate, Shreya Pillai

Lead generation strategy for an organisation through salesforce experience cloud: a case study for YCCE, 2023

Recent Advances in Material, Manufacturing, and Machine Learning (CRC Press)

44

Dr. 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 analysis

Multimedia Tools and Application

45

Dr. 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 Prototype

Multimedia Tools and Application

46

Dr. 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

47

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

Testing Resiliency of AWS Services Using the Concept of Chaos Engineering

Proceedings – 2024 5th International Conference on Intelligent Communication Technologies and Virtual Mobile Networks, ICICV 2024, 2024, pp. 352–356

48

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

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

Multimedia Tools and Applications, 2024, 83(23), pp. 63723–63753

49

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

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

Diagnostics, 2024, 14(12), 1297

50

R. S. Bhanuse, Dr. Sandip Mal

SENTIMENT ANALYSIS OF USER’S REVIEW ON ONLINE COURSES IN E-LEARNING ENVIRONMENT: A LEXICON BASED METHOD

JOURNAL 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 framework

Multimedia tools and applications, 2023

52

R. S. Bhanuse , Shital Telrandhe

E-Learning Course Recommendation: Combining Content Filtering and Sentiment Analysis

ASIT Scopus Indexed Conference, Hinweis Research IC Proceeding, pp.1210 -1214, 2023

53

Bhanuse, R., Bawankar, U., Sharma, D.M.,  Narsapurkar, V., Sawate, S.

Web Application to Reduce Time for Searching Colleges in India

AIP Conference ProceedingsThis link is disabled., 2022, 2424, 060001

54

Dr. Sachin Chaudhary. (Pt), Dr. Neha Ingale Chaudhary (Pt), Muzahid K Sheikh, Milind Kahile, S. P. Pande

Peak Expiratory Flow Rate In Bidi Smokers Of Rural Area Near Metro City: Observational Study

Journal 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 Parati

IoT-Enabled Transportation Networks for Resilient Intrusion Detection Using Deep Learning

International Journal of Intelligent systems and applications in engineering, Vol. 11, Issue 10, pp.49–58, 2023

56

Jayprabha 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 Images

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, VOL. 11 NO. 5S (2023

57

Pande, S.P., Khandelwal, S.

Scene Detection Classification and Tracking for Self-Driven Vehicle

International Journal on Recent and Innovation Trends in Computing and Communication, 2023, 11(7), pp. 681–690

58

L. R. Tembhare , Vaishavi Thakur

Recommendation System for Animal Healthcare Virtual Conversational AI-Assistant Chatbot

Intelligent Technologies for Sustainable Enery management & Control
ITSEMC-2023

59

 P. S. 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

60

P. S. Moon , Prachi A. Bainalwar; Shubhangi S. Shambharkar;Shubhangi M. Boarkar

Machine Learning approach for Diabetes Prediction using Pima Dataset

ICIMMI ’23: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Information Management

61

Shambharkar, S.S., Moon, P.S., Bainalwar, P.A., Boarkar, S.M.

Machine Learning-Based Approach for Early Detection and Prediction of Chronic Diseases

2023 1st DMIHER International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Education and Industry 4.0, IDICAIEI 2023, 2023

62

P. Bainalwar , D. P. Mali,
Ujjwala Bal Aher &
Saurabh Bhattacharya

Pharmacovigilance in the digital era : A machine learning approach for early detection of adverse drug reactions

Journal 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 Status – Yr: 2024

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.       

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

Dr. G. K. Yenurkar

L-147038/2024

3.       

Implementation of ddos Attack Defense Mechanisms with Performance Evaluation

A. S. Pimpalkar

L-148258/2024

4.       

Centralized medical equipment data integration

S. N. Jain

L-148312/2024

5.       

Basics of Python

L. R. Tembhare

L-152067/2024

6.       

Network nest weaving a smarter home
ecosystem

S. S. Shambharkar

L-146526/2024

7.       

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

P. Bainalwar

L-148173/2024

8.       

Developing service providing app for tata project
limited

S. A. Sahare

L-149758/2024

9.       

Student Profiling Software using Artificial Intelligence

S. A. Gode

L-151986/2024

10.   

Vulnerability exploitation analysis in ssl

K. P. Karule

L-149878/2024

11.   

Analysis and Design of New Approach for youtube videotranscript Summarizer Using Python

S. Kawale

L-148528/2024

Copyrights Granted Status – Yr: 2023

Sr.no.TopicName of the AuthorRegistration No.
1Implementation of DDOS attack defense mechanisms with performance evaluation.Archana S. PimpalkarL-120461/2023
2Efficient Approach for Image Antiforensic MethodologyNeha KaduL-121201/2023
3Design and Implementation of Face Mask Detection And RecognitionPrachi BainalwarL-124711/2023
4Design and Implementation of Secure MQTT Protocol for Embedded IoT DevicesShweta N. JainL-122023/2023
5Technique to Detect DeepFake VideoShubhsngi S. ShambharkarL-124772/2023
6Analysis and Simulation of Sound Classification System Using Machine Learning TechniquesSharayu R. KawaleL-125260/2023
7Rule Based Grammar Checking System For Hindi LanguageLata R. TembhareL-123844/2023
8Data Security in Local Networks Using Distributed FirewallsSneha A. SaharaL-128998/2023
9Design and Development of Alumni Portal for Computer Department, YCCEShweta A. GodeL-134384/2023
10A Step Towards Data ScienceCharvi S. SuriL-134016/2023
11Performance on various speech enhancement techniquesSharayu R.KawaleL-139040/2023
12MAP Reduce in Hadoop (Word Count Program)Pradnya S. MoonL-126862/2023

Copyrights Granted Status – Yr: 2022

Sr.no.
TopicName of the AuthorRegistration No.
1
Topic Detection in Twitter Dataset using PythonProf. Ganesh K. YenurkarL-111991/2022
2
Document Scanning with Image Processing and Language TranslationProf.Nikhil MangrulkarL-111986/2022
3
Energy Conservation Using IoTProf.Nilesh SambheL-111973/2022
4
A Voice-Controlled Web ApplicationProf. Praful V. BarekarL-111951/2022
5
Investigations on Protein Structure Prediction Using Deep Learning TechniquesProf. Roshani KhedgaonkarL-111426/2022
6
Introduction to Communication & NetworkingProf. Sanjay P. PandeL-113757/2022
7
Introduction to the Internet of ThingsProf. Smita R. KapseL-114085/2022
8
Handwriting Comparison and AnalysisProf. Ravi TemparaiL-114086/2022
9
Disease Diagnosis System Using Machine LearningDr. Shailesh KambleL-114289/2022
10
Vehicle Number Plate DetectionDr. Kavita Singh 
11
DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMProf. Supriya S. Thombre and Prof. Roshan S. BhanuseL-114653/2022

Patent Status – Yr: 2024

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 Status – Yr: 2023

Sr. No.TopicName of the AuthorPatent Grant No.
1Real-Time E-Challan System For Nohelmet And Triple Seats Two-Wheeler Identification For Traffic ManagementDr. Kavita R Singh,  Devendra Yadaorao Shahare, .Ms. Ruchika A. Sinhal , Dr. Kapil O. Gupta, 5.Ms. Roshni Sharad Khedgaonkar, M.M. Raghuwanshi, S. B. Badhiye445299
2A Sensor-based device for massaging an InfantDr. M. M. Kshirsagar, U.H.Gawande, Y. Golhar, K.Hazari443019

Patent Status – Yr: 2022

SR. No.TopicName of the AuthorPatent Grant No.
1An Apparatus for stretching Hamstring MusclesDr. M. M. Kshirsagar, I. Quereshi, S.  Khedikar, P. Fulzele416036


Research Funding 2023-24

Name of PI

Name of Co-PI (If from other organization, give the details)

Title of Proposal

Funding Agency

Funding Scheme

Amount

Dr. R. D. Wajgi

Nikhil Mangrulkar

Type and Severity Classification Wounds Using Deep Learning

RTMNU

Research Proposal scheme

3,00,000

Roshan Bhanuse

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

YCCE

In-House

Innovative Minor Patentable Project

11,500

Nikhil Mangrulkar

Switching off Electrical Appliances in the Room Automnatically using loT

YCCE

In-House

Innovative Experimental
Set Up

14,000

Nilesh Sambhe

Voice over Internet protocol Based IPBX system design

YCCE

In-House

Innovative Experimental
Set Up

25,000

 

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.

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

 

6CT and AIDSHackathonSIH 2023Govt. of India1st and 1Lakh
2.Muhammad Shahnawaz Khan6 CT A

 

Kavyanjali

Hindi Literary EventIIT,Kanpur & 21 Oct 20232nd Rank
3.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Paras Pethe

 

6 CT B

 

 

Zarothon

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

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

 

6 CT B

 

Hack it sapiens

Live Experiment competitionPoornima College, Jaipur & 29 to 31 March 20247th Rank
5.

Levish Bhoyar

Makarand Tighare

Abhinav Lade

6 CT B

 

HACKENGERS

HackathonLivewire & 15 Jan 20241st  Rank

Events

YearsNo. of Events Conducted under ACM No. of Events Conducted under CTSC
2023-2024515
2022-232122
2021-220313
2020-211018

2023-24

Sr. No.Activity NameDateBeneficiariesType of Event
1

SDP on

Generative AI

30-04-202435Career Guidance
2

VAC on

Programming and Logic Building

17-2-2024 to 4-5-2024150Skill Development
3VAC on Core Competency Building10-2-2024 to 06-5-2024170Skill Development
4

VAC on

Entrepreneurship Development Program

10-2-2024 to 06-5-202412Entrepreneurship
5SDP on DevOps DI/CD PIPELINE21-03-2024138Skill Development
6Sampark conclave16-03-202443Career Guidance
7Guest lecture on Research Methodology19-03-2024160Skill Development
8SDP on Data Science13-03-202465Career Guidance
9

Lecture on Nanoscience

 

06-02-2024

 

73

 

Career Guidance

 

10Donation Drive13-01-20248Social Activity
11Importance of Subjects in GATE10-01-202416Career Guidance
12An International Level Technical Fest – Compufest 2K2311/10/2023 to 13/10/20233100Technical Fest
13Journey to Entrepreneurship09-11-2023105Entrepreneurship
14Profile Building and Resume Writing10-10-202399Skill Development
15 VAC on Networking and Cloud Computing5-8-2023 to 30-9-2023145Skill Development
16Nirmalya Collection28-09-202312Social Activity
17Profile Building and Resume Writing26-09-2023105Skill Development
18Profile Building and Resume Writing21-09-202385Skill Development
19Angel Investment /VC Funding Opportunity for Early Stage Entrepreneurs29-08-202389Entrepreneurship
20Blood Donation Drive19-07-2023112Social Activity

2022-23

Sr. No. DateBeneficiariesType of Event
1.Bootcamp on C programming22-06-2023 to 24-06-202320Outreach Activity
2.Break the Query” SQL Based Contest27-05-20231329International Level SQL Contest
3.30Hrs VAC on Power BI15-04-2023 to 21-05-2023150Value Added Course
4.Seminar on How to plan for Start-up and legal & Ethical Steps16-05-2392Seminar
5.An International Bootcamp on React Redefined – Progressing Towards Interactive Web Applications05-05-2023 & 06-05-2023317International Level Bootcamp
6.Bootcamp on Website Development28-04-2023, 29-04-2023 & 02-05-202373Outreach Activity
7.SDP on Brush up Session on C Programming30-04-202353SDP
8.Bootcamp on Python Programming17-04-2023, 18-04-2023 & 19-04-202398Outreach Activity
9.Food Grains Donation Drive12-04-202315Social Activity
10.Bootcamp on C Programming06-04-2023, 10-04-2023 & 11-04-202331Outreach Activity
11.Stationary Kits Donation Drive08-04-202315Social Activity
12.Cloths Donation Drive27-03-202310Social Activity
13.Seminar on Graduate Admissions in the USA24-03-2023149Seminar
14.SDP on Greedy & Dynamic Algorithm with time complexity analysis14-03-2023142SDP
15.SDP on Calm se Kaam08-03-2023168SDP
16.My Story – Motivational Session by Successful Entrepreneur/Start-up Founder15-02-2023110Seminar
17.SDP on Internet of Things13-02-2023 and 14-02-202337SDP
18.SAMPARK Alumni Conclave04-02-2023110Alumni Conclave
19.Seminar on MBA as a Career Option25-1-2023133Seminar
20.National Level Coding Olympiad 1.024-01-2023277National level Coding Contest
21.SDP on Python for Data Science21-1-2023 to 22-1-202381SDP
22.Computer Literacy Program07-01-202310Social Activity
23.SDP on Salesforce Technology24-12-202250SDP
24.30 hrs. VAC on Power BI30-11-2022 to 4-12-22140VAC / Certification Program
25.Seminar on Cloud Technology and InformationSecurity and it’s Future Opportunities22-11-202248Seminar
26.30 hrs. Value Added Course & Certification Program on Advancement in Techniques used for Data Science10-9-2022 to 12-11-2022156VAC
27.Workshop on Research Methodology3-11-22 and 11-11-22110Workshop
28.Workshop on Computer Programming and IoT for Sai Ashram Students31-10-202230 Outreach Activity
29.Guest Lecture on GIS20-10-202239Guest lecture
30.Symposium on Know-It-All19-10-2022536Symposium
31.How to crack competitive exams by Career Launcher13-10-2272Seminar
32.Seminar on Higher Studies12-10-202276Seminar
33.Seminar on Learn the Basics in Launching Your start-up4-10-2022105Seminar
34.Nirmalya Collection09-09-202212Social Activity
35.Guidance Session on Higher Studies05-09-202282Seminar
36.An International Level Technical Fest – Compufest 2K221-09-2022 to 3-09-20221112International Level Technical Fest
37.Seminar on Intellectual Property Rights in Digital World22-08-202260Seminar
38.Seminar on Career Guidance22-08-202258Seminar

2021-22

Sr. No.Activity NameDateBeneficiariesDescription
1SAMPARK “Alumni Conclave”16-04-2022138Others
2Seminar on “What after B.Tech”20-04-2022139Career Oriented
3Expert Session by ACM Distinguish speaker on Data Science for Beginners12-03-202281Technical
4LinkedIn Profile Building29-01-202290Others
5Interview and Interpersonal Skills21-02-2022158Personality Development
6Design Thinking, Critical Thinking and Innovation Design02-12-202260Technical
7Expert Session by ACM Distinguish speaker on Artificial Intelligence: Opportunities and Threats01-08-202278Technical
8Web Development20-12-202120Technical
9SDP on User interface and Graphics Design19-10-2021158Technical
1015 Hrs Certificate Course on Angular 1202-10-2021, 03-10-2021, 9-10-2021, 10-10-2021277Technical
11Webinar on Salesforce25-09-2021158Technical
12Induction Program18-09-2021102Others
13Cyber Security18-09-202188Technical
14AI on Rise!08-08-202124Technical
1515 Hrs Certificate Course Advanced Technology for Resume Building07-08-2021, 14-08-2021 and 21-08-2021138Others
16Domain Specific Knowledge Classes19-07-2021 to 23-07-2021114Technical

2020-21

Events of CodingClub registered under the student CodeChef chapter

Sr. No.
Activity NameDateBeneficiariesDescription
1
The Eminence of Competitive Programming in your Career29/06/2020234Speaker :
Mr. Bhavy Jain, IIT BHU
ICPC World Finalist 2020, Placed at Microsoft Redmond, CodeChef 6 Star
Discussion on:
1. What is Competitive Programming
2. Benefits of Competitive Programming
3. Popular Competitions of Competitive Programming
4. Popular Sites for Competitive Programming
5. Resources for Competitive Programming
2.
Webinar: on Competitive Programming Session 1: Getting Started9/07/ 202080Discussion on:
introductory topics related to CP were covered including, basic IO, fast IO, structures of CP problem, Macros in C++, complexity estimation & introduction to linear data structures
3.
Learning and Practice Aimed Long Contest: “YCCE Code Ladder12/07/2020 till 01/04/202193Practice problems based on the conducted sessions are added in some interval of 15-20 days.
4.
Webinar: “Competitive Programming Session 2: Power of STL25/07/2020100In this session, we covered some important containers and functions available in C++ STL, which are commonly used by Competitive Programmers for faster implementation. Graph implementation using vectors & easy and efficient implementation DFS traversal was also covered.
5.
Contest: “CRACK-A-CODE 2.0” on July 31, 202031/07/202058Contest Link:https://www.codechef.com/CAC22020
This contest was exclusively for YCCE students and had problems based on the topics covered in CP sessions 1 & 2. As a support from CodeChef, they’ve credited 250 redeemable CodeChef Laddus in the CodeChef accounts of Top 2 contestants
6.
CRACK-A-CODE Solution Discussion Session01/08/202040Discussion on solutions of CRACK-A-CODE 2.0 contest problems with the participants.
7.
Webinar: “Competitive Programming Session 3: Basic Mathematics in Competitive Programming09/08/202070Bit manipulations techniques, primality testing, sieving algorithms, factorization, modular arithmetic and bitmask brute force approach for subset operations.
Also discussion on previous year ICPC problems.
8
Open Team Contest: “Code Mates x1 Number of Participating Teams (Globally): 697Contest Link: https://www.codechef.com/COMX2020
This was the first open contest organized by YCCE. It was a team contest of ICPC format. We had a great response from the CodeChef Community in this contest
9.
Contest: Learning Sprint17-19 Nov 202010(YCCE) + 15 (other)Topics Covered: User Input, Output, Loops, Conditionals, Prefix Sums, etc.
17 & 18 November: Hands-on Programming & Problem Solving Sessions.
19 NovemberGave some practice problems and revision material.
20 November to 30 November: For the final assessment, track-wise contests were organised by CodeChefusers were allowed to attempt them in any 1.5 hr window in this duration. (Contest Link: https://www.codechef.com/CCCLS002)
Events Conducted by CodeChef for all College Chapters
10.
Indian Programming Camp, 202020th November to 22nd November
2020
34CodeChef organised live classes, problem-solving sessions, and programming contests – all conducted by top programmers associated with CodeChef and Unacademy. At the end of the camp, participants were rewarded with IPC 2020 certifications.
Topics Covered: Different topics were covered for each track, detailed list can be found here: https://www.codechef.com/ipc/camp/2020
11.
Speaker Session: “Roadmap to Competitive Programming29/11/202027ICPC World Finalist Deepak  Gour guided the students through the roadmap for getting started with Competitive Programming and shared his journey of becoming an ICPC World Finalist.

2020-21

CTSC and ACM Student Chapter Events:

Sr. No

Name of Event

Date

Student Participation
1
Valedictory of CTSC & ACM Student Chapters and Farewell to Final year students

24-05-2021

101

2
Academia, Industry & Research (AIR) Conclave 2.0

15-05-2021

85

3
Training program on “MS-OFFICE” for non-teaching staff of YCCE

30-04-2021

11 (Non-Teaching Staff)

4
Importance of Higher Studies

20-03-2021

30

5
Guidance session on “How to prepare for MBA and how to select the MBA Stream”

22-02-2021

86

6
Guidance session on “Pathway to Preparation for Studying Abroad”

17-02-2021

66

7
Various Events Under Students Activities at YCCE

15-02-2021

166

8
Webinar on Identifying Intellectual Property
Component at Early Stage of Innovation

8-12-2020

56

9
SAMPARK – An Alumni Conclave

24-10-2020

89

10
Counselling session on Higher Education in US, UK, and Canada

19-09-2020

40

11
Kick off session on ACM

12-09-2020

70

12
Induction Program for III Sem students

11-07- 2020

100

2019-20

CTSC and ACM Student Chapter Events

Sr. NoName of EventDateStudent Participation
1
Induction Program for III Sem students13-07-2019110
2
Tree Plantation17-07-201925
3
AARAMBH- Students’ Chapter (CTSC/ACM) Body Installation Ceremony20-07-2019120
4
Compufest-2K1923-08-2019 to 24-08-2019Total 615 students participated in various events
5
Workshop on C for the students of Somalwar Nikalas19-08-2019 to 20-08-201948
6
Nirmalya Collection12-09-20195 Students
7
Parent Teacher meet12-10-201922 parents
8
Blood Donation Camp03-02-20207 Students

Center of Excellence

Sr. No.Name of CoE FacilityName/Title of training Program ConductedDate of TrainingOffline/OnlineNo. of HrsNo. of Faculty/Students
Training Completed
1.NVIDIA serverTwo days training program on Transfer Learning12-4-2022 to 13-4-2022Online456
2.MATLABOne day online training program on “AI made easy using MATLAB”26-02-2022Online2155
3.NVIDIA ServerThree days hands-on training session on “NVIDIA Training”6-12-2021 to 8-12-2021Online939
4.NVIDIA Serverone day training program on “NVIDIA admin”30-10-2021Online314
5.MATLABTraining on Signal Processing with MATLAB28-09-2021Online334
6.IOTTraining program on “EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN FLOW ON ZYNQ USING VIVADO”16-09-2021 to 17-09-2021Online715
7.NVIDIA ServerAIML related Joint Online Two Weeks Certificate Program organized by NIT Warangal22-8-2021 to 3-9-2021Online3015
8.NVIDIA ServerTwo days training for AI cluster user and basic AI/DL training23-07-2021 to 24-07-2021Online1023

Sr. No.

Tool / software received

Company

Impact

1

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

2

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

3

IoT kitsGold kitsCDAC, BangloreFaculty members and students of all the branches can have training as well can develop projects using the IoT technology
Pynq boardCOREL
ESP32 IOT boardsVsinformatics, Nagpur

Activities conducted at CoE by Computer Technology Department

Sr. No.Name of CoE FacilityName/Title of training Program ConductedDate of TrainingOffline/OnlineNo. of HrsNo. of Faculty/Students

Training Completed

1

MatlabMatlab Onboarding session (online):5th January 2021Online250 Faculty

2

Matlab Designated/individual license creation and related training to each dept.14th January 2021Offline415 Faculty

3

IOT Trainer KitsESP 32 IOT kit training session 13rd February 2021Offline417 Faculty

4

IOT Trainer KitsESP 32 IOT kit training session 210th February 2021Offline417 Faculty

5

Nvidia ServerTraining on Nvidia (Introduction)11-Feb-21Online225 Faculty

6

MatlabTwo Days Training Program on Data Science and AI with MATLAB15/02/2021 to 16/02/2021Online925 Faculty & 8 Students

7

Nvidia ServerApplications of NGC02-Mar-21Online356 Students & 7 Faculty

8

MatlabCertificate course on Applications in AI, ML, DS22-03-2021 to 2 April 2021Online3070 Students

9

IOT Trainer KitsWebinar on IOT Use Cases for medical practitioners27-Mar-21Online2150 Faculty & Students

10

IOT Trainer KitsIOT kits training by CDAC, Banglore31/03/2021 to 1/04/2021Online670 Faculty & Students

Course Practical

1

IOT Trainer Kits6 semester practicals on ESP 32 Kit17/03/2021 & 25/03/2021Online258 Students & 2 Faculty

2

IOT Trainer Kits8 semester practicals on ESP 32 Kit16/03/2021 & 9/03/2021Online235 Students & 2 Faculty