SRI VASAVI ENGINEERING COLLEGE(Autonomous)SRI VASAVI ENGINEERING COLLEGE(Autonomous)DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERINGDEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
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SCUD ARSENAL
VOL : 11 ISSUE : 1
EDIEDITORSTORS
Cheif EditorCheif Editor
Dr. D. Jaya KumariDr. D. Jaya Kumari(Professor and Head of the Department)(Professor and Head of the Department)
Contributing EditorContributing Editor
Mrs. B. Sri RamyaMrs. B. Sri Ramya(Asst Professor)(Asst Professor)
Mr. N.V.M.K. RajaMr. N.V.M.K. Raja(Asst Professor)(Asst Professor)
Student CoordinatorsStudent CoordinatorsK. Kiran MaruthiK. Kiran Maruthi(19A81A0528)(19A81A0528)
M. NikhithaM. Nikhitha(19A81A0532)(19A81A0532)
K. Purna SaiK. Purna Sai(19A81A0588)(19A81A0588)
M. Devi MounikaM. Devi Mounika(19A81A05G3)(19A81A05G3)
A. Chelcy LavanyaA. Chelcy Lavanya(19A81A05J3)(19A81A05J3)
A. Thoshita SaiA. Thoshita Sai(19A81A05J5)(19A81A05J5)
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTSSTUDENT ACHIEVEMENTSSHAYASHAYA
SCUD ARSENAL VOL : 11 ISSUE : 1
The Future of Robotics. Robotic engineers are designing the next
generation of robots to look, feel and act more human, to make it
easier for us to warm up to a cold machine. Realistic looking hair
and skin with embedded sensorswill allow robots to react naturally
in their environment.
Robotic engineers are designing the next
generation of robots to look, feel and act
more human, To make it easier for us to
warm up to a cold machine.
Realistic looking hair and skin with
embedded sensors will allow robots to
react naturally in their environment. For
example, a robot that senses your touch
on the shoulder and turns to greet you.
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THERE WERE FOUR TYPES:
1.Robotic Insects
2. Robotic Prosthetics
3. Exoskeletons
4. Robotic Competitions
Robotic Insects:
Insects have come up with many interesting solutions for the problems that future robots will have to deal with like cooperation, specialized movement and adapting to changing environments. Robotic engineers are incorporating examples found in nature into their designs
Wearable bionic suits are being developed for the military to allow soldiers to carry heavier loads and to conserve energy.
Other uses for exoskeletons are assisting rescue workers move heavy objects and bionics for motor-impaired patients.
Robotic Prosthetics:
A prosthesis or prosthetic implant is a robotic device
that restores the normal functions of a body part, lost
through trauma, disease, or a condition present at
birth? Prosthetics are controlled by neural activity in
the brain to restore motor function to where it feels
entirely.
Exoskeletons: The ultimate goal of the RoboCup project is to develop a
team of fully autonomous humanoid robots that can win against the human world champion team in soccer by the year 2050. The FIRST Robotics Competition challenges teams of young people and their mentors to solve a common problem in a six-week timeframe using a standard "kit of parts" and a common set of rules..
RoboticCompetitions:
A.HARISH 19A81A0565
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Palm vein authentication is a vein feature authentication technology that uses palm veins as the biometric feature. Palm vein patterns are normally captured using near-infrared light via either the reflection or the transmission methods.
A Leading technology know as “Plam Vein Authentication” can be easly intergreted to customer products
What is Palm Authentication ?
Who Invented Palm Vein technology ?
Joe Rice
An individual first rests his wrist on some devices, the middle of his fingers, on the sensors supports such that the palm is held centimeters above the devices scanner, which flashes a near infrared ray on the palm.
Joe Rice, An automation controls engineer at Kodak’s An-nesley Factory, invented vein pattern recognition in the early 1980s in response to his bank cards and identity being stolen.
How does Palm vein technology work?
Palm vein scan is a biometric that works by using infrared light to map the unique vein structure of your palm, capturing over 5 million data points. The palm vein scanner then converts
these data points into a unique encrypted code that
becomes your biometric ID.
Palm Vein pattern recognition
The haemoglobin in your blood contains oxygen when it is transported from your lungs to the tissues in your
body by your arteries. By the time the blood flows back to your heart via different arteries this oxygen has
Been relesed.
Vein pattern recognition uses this difference between deoxidised and oxygenated
haemoglobin.
Retina vein pattern recognition
The human retina is a thin layer of tissue at the back of the eye. Because of the complex structure of capillaries that supply blood to the retina, every retina is unique. Retina vein pattern recognition
involves scanning the retina by shining (non-infrared) light through the eyeball. As the blood vessels in the retina absorb this light, the vein pattern can be discerned and stored as an image. Retina vein
pattern recognition is becoming less popular, mainly because it is not a user-friendly technique.
Finger vein pattern recognitionFinger vein pattern recognition is based on the same principle as palm vein
pattern recognition. Illuminating the vein pattern in the fingers using near-infrared light makes it possible to discern this pattern, thanks to the deoxidised
haemoglobin.In the case of a finger scan the surface area you are dealing with is much smaller,
however. That means, on the one hand, that this is a more compact technique than palm vein pattern recognition, as the scanner is simply a smaller device.
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VIRTUAL REALITY
Virtual reality is an artificial environment that is created
with software and presented to the user in such a way
that the user suspends belief and accepts it as a real
environment. On a computer, virtual reality is primarily
experienced through two of the five senses: sight and
sound.
Virtual reality can be divided into:
• The simulation of a real environment for training and
education.
• The development of an imagined environment for a
game or interactive story.
Who invented VIRTUAL REALITY?
Joe Bardi is Marxent’s former Communications Director. Prior to joining Marxent, he spent
a decade working as Managing Editor and movie critic at Tampa’s Creative Loafing
newspaper, then handled digital content and strategy for ABC 7 WWSB.
.
How is virtual reality achieved?
Although we talk about a few historical early forms of virtual reality elsewhere on the site, today virtual
reality is usually implemented using computer technology. There are a range of systems that are used
for this purpose, such as headsets, omni-directional treadmills and special gloves. These are used to
actually stimulate our senses together in order to create the illusion
of reality.
Why have virtual reality?
Immersive films and video games are good examples. The
entertainment industry is after all a multi-billion dollar one and
consumers are always keen on novelty. Virtual reality has many
other, more serious, applications as well.
ADVANTAGES:-
➢ Virtual reality creates a realistic world. ➢ It enables user to explore places. ➢ Virtual Reality make the education more easily and comfort.
DISADVANTAGES:-
➢ The equipment used in virtual reality are very expensive. ➢ It consists of complex technology. ➢ In virtual reality environment we can't move by our own like in the real world.
APPLICATIONS OF VIRTUAL REALITY
There are a wide variety of applications for virtual reality which include:
• Architecture • Medicine
• Sport • The Arts
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19A81A0507
Ref. No.SVEC/CSE/Reports/2020-2021/01
CSE Progress Report from 1st June 2020 to 31st August 2020
1) Details of faculty attended FDPs, Workshops, Seminars, Conferences / Certification Courses
etc., outside the college as well as in the college:
a) FDPs, Workshops, Seminars, Conferences attended by Faculty:
S.no Name of the faculty
Name of
Workshop/Seminar/
FDP/SDP Attended
Location No. of
Days From Date To Date
1. D.Anjani Suputri
Devi
Data Structures Using
Python Sri Vasavi Engineering
College 6 days
03.08.2020 08.08.2020
2. K. Venkatesh Data Structures Using
Python Sri Vasavi Engineering
College 6 days
03.08.2020 08.08.2020
3. N.V. Murali Krishna
Raja
Privacy and Security
in IOT
Anil Neerukonda
Institute of technology
and Sciences 6 days
27.07.2020 01.08.2020
4. G. Sriram Ganesh Block Chain
Technology Skill AP
10
hours
13.07.2020 17.07.2020
5. Y.Divya Vani Block Chain
Technology Skill AP
10
hours
13.07.2020 17.07.2020
6. M. Satyanarayana
Reddy
Outcome Based
Education Sri Vasavi Engineering
College 1 week
07.07.2020
13.07.2020
7. N.V. Murali Krishna
Raja
Deep Learning and its
applications: Theory to
Practice
Sasi Institute of Technology and
Engineering 5 days
06.07.2020
10.07.2020
8. A. Leelavathi
Research insight
Zones in machine
learning
Sri vasavi
engineering college 3 days
25.06.2020 27.06.2020
9. N.V. Murali krishna
Raja
Data Handling and
Data Visualization
using Python
Swarnandhra
Institute of
Engineering and
Technology
5 days
22.06.2020
24.06.2020
10. Dr. G Loshma Microsoft Business
Intelligence
Satyabama Institute of
Science and
TEchnology 3 days
22.06.2020 24.06.2020
11. N.V. Murali krishna
Raja
Applied Machine
Learning and Deep
Learning
Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development
Corporation(APSSDC) 6 days
15.06.2020
20.06.2020
12. Dr. G Loshma
Applied Machine
Learning and Deep
Learning
Andhra Pradesh State
Skill Development
Corporation(APSSDC) 6 days
15.06.2020
20.06.2020
13. Dr.O Sri Nagesh
Applied Machine
Learning and Deep
Learning
Andhra Pradesh State
Skill Development
Corporation(APSSDC) 6 days
15.06.2020
20.06.2020
14. B.Sri ramya Cyber Security JNTUK university
college of Engineering,
vizianagaram 1 week
11.06.2020 16.06.2020
15. N.V. Murali Krishna
Raja
Block chain
technology Gudlavalleru
Engineering College 5 days
09.06.2020
13.06.2020
16. B.Madhava Rao Block chain
technology Gudlavalleru
Engineering College 5 days
09.06.2020
13.06.2020
17. M.Nageswararao Python 3.4.3 Pragathi engineering
college 1week
08.06.2020 13.06.2020
18. G.Sriramganesh Block chain
technology
Vignans Institute of
engineering for
womens 5 days
03.06.2020
07.06.2020
19. Dr D. Jaya Kumari FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
20. K. Lakshmi Narayana FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
21. D. S. L.
Manikanteswari
FDP on Data Science APSSDC
60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
22. A.Leelavathi FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
23. P.Siresha FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
24. A.Rajesh FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
25. Y.Divya Vani FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
26. K .Venkatesh FDP on Data Science
APSSDC 60
Hours
01.06.2020 30.06.2020
27. B.Sri ramya Web Desigining Using
ReactJs
JNTUK university
college of Engineering, vizianagaram
1 week 01.06.2020 13.06.2020
28. B.Krishna Prasad
Mathematical
Modeling in
multidisciplinary
Domain
Bannari Amman Institute of technology
7 days
01.06.2020
07.06.2020
29. M.Nageswararao
Internet of things and
artificial intelligence
applications
K L Deemed
university,Vaddeswara
m 6 days
01.06.2020 06.06.2020
30. B.Krishna Prasad
Python web
Application Frame
work using Flask and
Django
Pragati Engineering
college 6 days
01.06.2020
06.06.2020
31. D.Sasi Rekha IOT-Applications Vikas group of
institutins 5 days
01.06.2020
05.06.2020
32. G.Sriramganesh
Research Challenges in
Computer science and engineering[RCCSE]-
2020
Ramachandra college of engineering
5 days
01.06.2020
05.06.2020
(b) Certification Programmes attended by Faculty: 16
S.no Name of the faculty Name of the Course
certificate Attended
Certification
Authority
Duration Date
1. Dr. K. Shirin Bhanu Python (Intermediate) HackerRank 2 hours 09-09-2020
2. Dr. K. Shirin Bhanu Python (Basic) HackerRank 2 hours 09-09-2020
3. Dr. G. Loshma Introduction to Applied
Machine Learning
Coursera 4 weeks 02-07-2020
4. A. Leelavathi How to prepare
manuscript
Elsevier
Researcher
Academy Module
1 hour 02-07-2020
5. G. Sriramganesh Block Chain Basics Coursera 4 weeks 21-06-2020
6. Dr. K. Shirin Bhanu Foundational Artificial
Intelligence
SkillUp 6 weeks 16-06-2020
7. Dr D.Jaya Kumari Pythn for Beginners E&ICT 30 hours 15-06-2020
8. Dr. K. Shirin Bhanu Python Data Structures Coursera 4 weeks 15-06-2020
9. Dr. G. Loshma Best Data Science
&Business analytics
course
Udemy 8 hrs 11-06-2020
10. Dr. G. Loshma Foundational Artificial
Intelligence
SkillUp 6 weeks 08-06-2020
11. G. Sriramganesh Data Security in the
cloud
IEEE
Continuing
Education
3 Hrs 07-06-2020
12. V. S. Naresh Block Chain Platforms Coursera 4 weeks 06-06-2020
13. V. S. Naresh Smart Construct Coursera 4 weeks 05-06-2020
14. V. S. Naresh Decentralized
Applications
Coursera 4 weeks 05-06-2020
15. Dr. G. Loshma Python Data Structures Coursera 4 weeks 04-06-2020
16. V. S. Naresh Blockchain Basics Couesera 4 weeks 03-06-2020
2) Workshops/FDPs/Guest Lectures etc. conducted by the Department to the students:01
S.No Date Event Name
Name of the Eminent
Guest Audience
No of
Students
participated
1.
06-06-2020
Guest Lecture on Scope of Future Technologies and Career Guidance
Mr. Ravi Kumar Vempali, Alumni
working in Quinnox
IV CSE, I SEM
70
3. FDP‘s Conducted by the Department: 02
4) Papers Published/ Presented In Conferences: 03
S.No.
Name of the Staff
Designation
Title of the
Publication
Publication Details
INDEXING
SCI/SCOPUS/UGC
LISTED/OTHERS
1. Dr V. S Naresh Associate
Professor
Secure
Dynamic
Interactive
Blood Bank
based on
Cognitive
Computing
International Journal
of Industrial Engineering
and
Production(IJIEPR). Vol
ume 31,Issue 0(6-2020),
june 16th ,2020
Free SCOPUS
Dr.O. Sri Nagesh Assistant
Professor
2.
Dr.O. Sri Nagesh
Assistant
Professor
Comparative
analysis of
MOD-
ECDH
algorithm
with various
algorithms
International Journal
of Automation of
Placement and Club
Activities Industrial
Engineering and
Production(IJIEPR). Vol
ume 31,Issue 0(6-2020),
june 16th 2020
Free SCOPUS
Dr V. S Naresh Associate
Professor
3. Mr S Kumar
Reddy Mallidi
Assistant
Professor
Feature Reduction
and
Optimization
of Malware Detection
System
Using Ant Colony
Optimization
and Rough Sets
International Journal of
Information Security
and Privacy
Volume 14 • Issue 3 •
July-September 2020
SCOPUS
S.No. Date Title Audience No of Faculty
participated
1.
03.08.2020 to 08.08.2020
FDP on "Data Structures using
Python” Faculty 35
2. 25.06.2020 to 27.06.2020
FDP on “Research Insights in
Machine Learning”
Faculty 150
b) Patents Published by Faculty:
S.No. Name of the faculty Title of Invention Application
Number
Filing/
Publish/
Granted
Date
1.
Dr K Shirin Bhanu
Dr G Loshma
Dr J Veera Raghavan
Mr Ch Raja Ramesh
Smart Fruit Picker For Fruit
Categorization And Quality
Identification
20204103669A Published 11/09/2020
2. Mr S Kumar Reddy
Mallidi
A Method And Apparatus
For Voice-Based Smart
Bluetooth Switching And
Relaying With Multiple
Peer-To-Peer Bluetooth
Connections
20204103434A Published 04/09/2020
3. Dr.G.Loshma
Centralized Artificial
Intelligence BaseToxicology
Training Model For
Environmental Public Health
Assessment
2020101666 Granted 26/08/2020
4. Mr S Kumar Reddy
Mallidi
An Apparatus For
Authenticating And
Assessing The Driving Skills
Of An At An Apparatus For
Authenticating And
Assessing The Driving Skills
Of An AtLeast A Person
20204103380A Published 21/08/2020
5. Dr.V S Naresh
System And Method For
Multiple Group Session Key
Agreement Based On
Blockchain Smart Contract
Centric Computing
20204103103A Published 31/07/2020
5) Student Achievements:
a) Certification Details (UDEMY, COURSERA, E-Box etc.)
COURSERA CERTIFICATIONS
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE Month-Date
1. 17A81A05D7 Lingampalli Posi Ratna Kumari
Introduction to HTML5 14.09.2020
2. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA Write Professional Emails in English 13.09.2020
3. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA C for Everyone: Programming Fundamentals
13.09.2020
4. 19A81A0582 Guggilapu Kumari Sri Anusha
Introduction to Virtual Reality 11.09.2020
5. 18A81A05J8 Kalla Gayatri Introduction to Programming MATLAB 24.08.2020
6. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshmi Prasanna
Introduction to Python 02.06.2020
TCSiON CERTIFICATIONS
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE Month-Date
1. 18A81A05N3 Uppalapati Gamya Career Edge – Knockdown the Lockdown
04.06.2020
GUVI CERTIFICATIONS
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE Month-Date
1. 17A81A05A7 Sunkavalli Tejaswini Python 07.06.2020
2. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshmi Prasanna
Step into Robotic Automation 04.06.2020
UDEMY CERTIFICATIONS
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE DURATION
Month-Date
1. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA The HTML 5 Course 2020 32mins 22.07.2020
2. 18A81A05I3 Badiga Manikanta The HTML 5 Course 2020 3.2mins 22.07.2020
3. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA Complete Python Bootcamp: Go Beginner to Expert in Python 3
11hrs 25.06.2020
4. 17A81A0577 Koppineedi Navya Satya Sri
Create logo animation with Adobe After Effects
35mins 16.06.2020
5. 17A81A0589 MattaAmbika Learn JavaScript- For Beginners 1.5hrs 07.06.2020
6. 19A85A0518 Vadapalli Lakshmi Durga
Java Programming: Complete Beginner to Advanced
2hrs 06.06.2020
7. 18A81A0577 Inumarthi Sravya Practical Java Course: Zero to One
4hrs 05.06.2020
APSSDC CERTIFICATIONS
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE DURATION
1. 18A81A05G7 Sikkandar Jainab Fathima
AWS Cloud Computing 17.08.2020-31.08.2020
2. 18A81A0558 Yalamati Ramya Sri AWS Cloud Computing 17.08.2020-31.08.2020
3. 18A81A05E4 Kuchipudi Venkata Gayatri
AWS Cloud Computing 17.08.2020-31.08.2020
4. 18A81A05D1 Gamidi Lakshmi Sahithi
AWS Cloud Computing 17.08.2020-31.08.2020
5. 19A81A0622 Gudimetla Suvarna Basics of Cyber Security 25.08.2020-31.08.2020
6. 19A85A0524 Yarramsetti Kiran Android Application Development 03.08.2020-22.08.2020
7. 18A81A05N4 Vanka Renuka Rajeswari
Python Programming 03.08.2020-21.08.2020
8. 18A81A0576 Guduri Kushmita Priyavalli
Self Management Program: SWAYAM 20.07.2020
9. 19A81A0528 Kuna Kiran Maruthi Self-Management Program: SWAYAM 20.07.2020
10. 18A81A0591 Swathi Narayana Self Management Program: SWAYAM 20.07.2020
11. 18A81A0517 Gudala Divya Gamification with AR & VR 08.06.2020-03.07.2020
12. 19A81A0517 Goluguri Siva Premchand Reddy
Python Programming 22.06.2020-04.07.2020
13. 18A81A05N4 Vanka Renuka Rajeswari
Android Application Development 01.06.2020-20.06.2020
14. 18A81A05J8 Kalla Gayatri Android Application Development 01.06.2020-20.06.2020
15. 19A81A0528 Kuna Kiran Maruthi Python Programming 01.06.2020-20.06.2020
16. 17A81A0552 Vempati Manasa Sri Shanmukhi
Internet of Things(IOT) 01.06.2020-13.06.2020
17. 17A81A0536 Pelluri Pavani AWS Cloud Summer Training Program 01.06.2020-13.06.2020
18. 17A81A0547 Tirumaladas Saijahnavi
AWS Cloud Summer Training Program 01.06.2020-13.06.2020
b) Workshops /Guest Lectures Attended By Students :
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE DURATION
Month-Date
1. 18A81A0576 Guduri Kushmita Priyavalli
Android App Development 2days 01.08.2020 –
02.08.2020
2. 18A18A0591 Swathi Sri Narayana One-Day Hands-On Workshop on Python
1day 01.08.2020
3. 18A81A0576 Guduri Kushmita Priyavalli
One-Day Hands-On Workshop on Python
1day 01.08.2020
4. 18A81A0576 Guduri Kushmita Priyavalli
Hands-On Workshop on Dart Programming Language
1day 27.07.2020
5. 18A18A0591 Swathi Sri Narayana Hands-On Workshop on Dart Programming Language
1day 27.07.2020
6. 18A81A0590 Nadimpalli Pranathi Hands-On Workshop on Dart Programming Language
1day 27.07.2020
7. 19A81A05K3 Dhanaboyina Sunitha Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020 – 19.07.2020
8. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
9. 19A81A0556 Tamanampudi Amruta Gayatri
Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
10. 19A81A0514 G.R.S.Harshini Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
11. 19A81A05E3 Chilukuri Vedavalli Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
12. 19A81A05H3 Pathakottu Kusuma Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
13. 19A81A0528 Kuna Kiran Maruthi Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
14. 19A81A05K3 Dhanaboyina Sunitha Introduction to Web Development
3days 17.07.2020– 19.07.2020
15. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Full Stack web Development 1day
05.07.2020
16. 18A81A05I3 Badiga Manikanta Python SYMPOSIUM IIT MUMBAI
Aug-2020
17. 18A81A05I3 Badiga Manikanta Artificial Intelligence SYMPOSIUM IIT MUMBAI
Aug-2020
18. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Artificial Intelligence SYMPOSIUM IIT MUMBAI
july-2020
19. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Python SYMPOSIUM IIT MUMBAI
july-2020
20. 19A81A05P4 SOLASA SRIYA Artificial Intelligence
Sri Vasavi Institute of Phaemaceutical science
30.07.2020
21. 18A81A0590 Nadimpalli Pranathi Tech-Xpert talk on AI inaction-the Tansformative Application of AI in real world
VESIT 26.07.2020
22. 18A81A05M9 Tammana Naga Swathi Tech-Xpert talk on AI inaction-the Tansformative Application of AI in real world
VESIT 26.07.2020
23. 19A81A0528 Kuna Kiran Maruthi Python programming for Beginners
MITS_Madanapalle
20.07.2020-24.07.2020
24. 18A81A05K1 Yogeswari Kanuri Online national level C-Programming contest
KITS 18.07.2020-19.07.2020
25. 19A81A0534 Matha Venkata Harsha Vardhan
Python EDUYEAR
10.07.2020
26. 17A81A0552 Vempati Manasa Sri Shanmukhi
Amazon Web Services R.M.K Engineering college
04.06.2020-05.60.2020
27. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
The Fundamentals of Digital Marketing
Google Digital Garage
01.06.2020
c) PROJECT BASED ONLINE CERTIFICATIONS :
S.No Regd.No. NAME OF THE STUDENT
NAME OF THE COURSE Institution
DURATION
1. 18A81A0597 Padmaleela Polamarasetti
Programming with Python Internshala Training 01.06.2020-
13.07.2020
2. 18A81A0582 Rupasri Maddimsetti Programming with Python Internshala Training 01.06.2020-
13.07.2020
3. 19A81A0528 Kuna Kiran Maruthi Web Designing & Development
Apponix july-2020
4. 18A81A05K1 Yogeswari Kanuri Cisco NetAcad-ISTE National Level Codathon-2020
CISCO july-2020
5. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Machine Learning using Python
Skyfi 13.07.2020
6. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Introduction to C++ Skyfi
05.07.2020
7. 18A81A05J6 Indugapalli Lakshimi Prasanna
Introduction to BlockChain Skyfi
05.07.2020
d) Internship Details
S.No Student Name Roll Number Title Name of the Industry Duration
1
Kotha Dhana
Lakshmi
18A81A05K9
Entry-Level Web Ninja
KOHLI MEDIA LLP
15-07-2020
to
15-09-2020
2
Valluri.Sharmisri
18A81A05B4 Cyber Security & Ethical Hacking
Supraja technologies
03-08-2020
to 07-09-2020
3
VEMPATI
MANASA SRI
SHANMUKHI
17A81A0552
Software
Trainee(Machine
Learning)
Indian Servers
20-06-2020
to
31-08-2020
4
Merapureddy
Venkata Durga Sai
Vardhan
17A81A05F9
Frontend Web
Development
JPMorgan Chase &co. 16-06-2020
29-06-2020
5
Merapureddy
Venkata Durga Sai
Vardhan
17A81A05F9
Business Foundation
Skills and Technical
Engineer Skills
Microsoft
15-06-2020
to
29-06-2020
6
Merapureddy
Venkata Durga Sai
Vardhan
17A81A05F9
Cloud Computing
Deloitte
15-06-2020
to
29-06-2020
7
Merapureddy Venkata Durga Sai
Vardhan
17A81A05F9
Assemble a plan, User
Journey Redesign and Outcome Analysis
Accenture
13-06-2020
to 28-06-2020
8
Gayathri.Darabathula
17A81A0562
Web Development
(HTML and CSS)
Inmovidu
Inmovidu
06-06-2020
to
30-07-2020
9
Bandula Preethi
17A81A0558
Web Development
(HTML and CSS)
06-06-2020
to
30-07-2020
10
RAVIPATI
VENKATA DURGA
MANJU
BHARGAVI
17A81A0596
Web Development
(HTML and CSS)
01-06-2020
to
31-07-2020
11
Ambika.Matta
17A81A0584
Web Development
(HTML and CSS)
06-06-2020
to
30-07-2020
12
BOLISETTY NAGA VENKATA
MANASA
17A81A0506
IOT and Robotics
06-06-2020 to
20-07-2020
13
Konakalla Sri
Gandha
17A81A0521
IOT and Robotics
06-06-2020
20-07-2020
8) Placements:
We are very glad to announce our 2020 passing out student NAVYA GRANDHI (16A81A0588) selected in big MNC SERVICENOW HYD WITH PACKAGE OF RS 26 LAKHS PER ANUM.
The following students have been placed in the A.Y:2020-21.
S.No Roll Number Name Company
1 17A81A0501 Amisetti N V Vamsi Krishna HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
2 17A81A0521 Konakalla Srigandha HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
3 17A81A0530 Nanduri Naga Venkata Sri Lalitha HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
4 17A81A0533 Pabolu Teja Surya Sri HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
5 17A81A0534 Panduri Pranathi HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
6 17A81A0583 Mandru Harini HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
7 17A81A0594 Pedamallu Kanyaka Alekya HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
8 17A81A05A7 Sunkavalli Tejaswini HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
9 17A81A05E4 Mudumbai Naga Satya Amrutha Varshini HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
10 17A81A05E8 Perumalla Dhanalakshmi Naga Anusha HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
11 17A81A05F1 Pokala Sahithi HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
12 17A81A05F9 Merapureddy Venkata Durga Sai Vardhan HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
13 17A81A05H5 Burugula Umasri Sravya HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
14 17A81A05J6 Manepalli Geetha Madhuri HEXAWARE Technologies Ltd
15 17A81A0506 Bolisetty Naga Venkata Manasa DXC Technology
16 17A81A0512 Sreelakshmi Ganga DXC Technology
17 17A81A0516 B S Y Vasudeva Rao Goteti DXC Technology
18 17A81A0519 Kandikonda Kumara Rama Maruthi DXC Technology
19 17A81A0537 S D V Satya Vara Prasad Pentapati DXC Technology
20 17A81A0540 Lakshmi Supriya Satti DXC Technology
21 17A81A0542 Sheik Vahida DXC Technology
22 17A81A0543 Simhadri Teja Sri DXC Technology
23 17A81A0548 Phani Teja Vadali DXC Technology
24 17A81A0549 Kavyanjana Vankayala DXC Technology
25 17A81A0555 Vyshnavi Agarwal DXC Technology
26 17A81A0563 Tejaswini Dasari DXC Technology
27 17A81A0565 Prem Chandu Ghanta DXC Technology
28 17A81A0567 Mounika Golisetti DXC Technology
29 17A81A0589 Palaparthi Mary Jones DXC Technology
30 17A81A0590 Pandiripalli Manju Sha DXC Technology
31 17A81A05A0 Sai Madhuri Manepalli DXC Technology
32 17A81A05A6 Jaswanth Sunkara DXC Technology
33 17A81A05A8 Krishna Sudheer Tadi DXC Technology
34 17A81A05B5 Neha Ratan Akula DXC Technology
35 17A81A05B8 Lavanya Bobba DXC Technology
36 17A81A05C5 Damisetti Deepika Naga Ratnam DXC Technology
37 17A81A05D4 Lalitha Kumari Koduri DXC Technology
38 17A81A05D8 Sai Praneetha Manthena DXC Technology
39 17A81A05F8 Uma Alekya Tummalapalli DXC Technology
40 17A81A05G6 Sri Snigdha Chandra Yamala DXC Technology
41 17A81A05G7 Sri Bhavani Yallavula DXC Technology
42 17A81A05G9 N V S S S L Ramya Atyam DXC Technology
43 17A81A05H1 Sudheer Durga Nagendra Bandaru DXC Technology
44 17A81A05H2 Siva Rama Krishna Bethu DXC Technology
45 17A81A05I1 Praveena Vardhini Garre DXC Technology
46 17A81A05I3 Yamini Gunnam DXC Technology
47 17A81A05I5 Pragathisree Jakki DXC Technology
48 17A81A05J7 Dharani Manikireddi DXC Technology
49 17A81A05J8 Siri Chandana Mudragada DXC Technology
50 17A81A05K0 Jayanth Nepala DXC Technology
51 17A81A05K2 Triveni Orugu DXC Technology
What Is Leadership ?
The word “leadership” can bring to mind a variety of images
» A political leader, pursuing a passionate, personal cause
» An explorer, cutting a path through the jungle for the rest of his group to follow
» An executive, developing her company’s strategy to beat the competition
Leaders help themselves and others to do the right things. They set direction, build an inspiring vision, and create something new. Leadership is about mapping out where you need to go to “win” as a team or an organization; and it is dynamic, exciting, and inspiring.
Yet, while leaders set the direction, they must also use management skills to guide their people to the right destination, in a smooth and efficient way.
The word “leadership” can bring to mind a variety of images
» A political leader, pursuing a passionate, personal cause
» An explorer, cutting a path through the jungle for the rest of his group to follow
» An executive, developing her company’s strategy to beat the competition
Qualities that will make you stand out from the crowd
1.Leadership as position
Position based leadership assumes it is where people operate that make
them leaders. It implies that the character of the leader is less important than their position.
2.Leadership as person
Person based leadership says it is who you are that makes you a leader. The great leader is heroic or charis-
matic? Do people follow because there is an emotional relationship between
leader and follower.
3.Leadership as result
Results based leadership focuses on what leaders do. Employees willingly follow result-based leaders who know both who they are and where they are
going.
4.Leadership as process
The process-based leadership considers the relationship between leader and practice. It is what leaders do that matters. The process of influencing the activities of an individual or a group in efforts toward goal achievement in a
given situation.
Leadership Styles
Different leadership styles exist in work environments. The culture and goal of an organization determine which leadership style fits best. Some organizations offer different leadership styles within an organization, depending on the necessary tasks to complete and departmental needs.
Leadership skills
Communication, Motivation, Delegating, Positivity, Trustworthiness, Creativity, Feedback, Responsibility, Commitment and Flexibility etc.,
These are important skills that every leader can acquire.
Leadership is about making others better as a result of your presence and making sure that impact lasts in your absence.
Conclusion
““Leaders are people who do the right thing; managers are people who do things rightLeaders are people who do the right thing; managers are people who do things right””
-- NIKHITHA MANEPALLI-- NIKHITHA MANEPALLI 19A81A0532 19A81A0532
SHIPYARD
This article is about the ship repair
and construction yard
SHIPYARD
A shipyard (also called a dockyard) is a place where ships are built and repaired.
These can be yachts, military vessels, cruise liners or other cargo or passenger
ships. Dockyards are sometimes more associated with maintenance and basing
activities than shipyards, which are sometimes associated more with initial
construction. The terms are routinely used interchangeably, in part because the
evolution of dockyards and shipyards has often caused them to change or merge
roles.
The shipyard started offering ship repair services in 1982 and
has undertaken upgrades and repairs for all types of ships
including ships for the oil exploration industry as well as
scheduled maintenance and life extension for ships of
the Indian Navy, Indian Coast Guard, the Union
territory of Lakshadweep, Fisheries and Cochin Port
Trust, SCI and the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC). It
has performed major overhauls for the aircraft
carrier, INS Viraat. It has also performed major overhauls for
the aircraft carrier INS Vikramaditya two times on 2016 and
2018 respectively.
SHIPYARD
COUNTRIES WITH LARGE SHIPBUILD INDUSTRIES: include Australia, Brazil, China, Croatia, Denmark, Finland, France, Ger
many, I indiaIreland, Italy, Japan. The shipbuilding industry is more fragmented in Europe than in Asia
where countries tend to have fe larger companies. Many naval vessels are built or maintained in
shipyards owned or operated by t national government or navy.
The world's earliest known dockyards were built in the Harappan port city of
Lothal circa 2600 BC in Gujarat, India. [citation needed] Lothal's dockyards
connected to an ancient course of the Sabarmati river on the trade route
between Harappan cities in Sindh and the peninsula of Saurashtra when the
surrounding Kutch desert was a part of the Arabian Sea. Lothal engineers
accorded high priority to the creation of a dockyard and a warehouse to serve
the purposes of naval trade. The dock was built on the eastern flank of the
town, and is regarded
Ships were the first items to be manufactured in a
factory, several hundred years before the Industrial
Revolution, in the Venice Arsenal, Venice, Italy. The
Arsenal apparently mass-produced nearly one ship
every day using pre-manufactured parts, and
assembly lines and, at its height, employed 16,000
people.
SHIPYARD
The name of the ancient Greek city of Naupactus means "shipyard"
(combination of the Greek words ναύς naus ship, boat and
πήγνυμι pêgnumi, pegnymi builder, fixer). Naupactus' reputation
in this field extends to the time of legend, where it is depicted as
the place where the Heraclidae built a fleet to invade the
Peloponnesus. In the Spanish city of Barcelona, the Drassanes
shipyards were active from at least the mid-13th century until the
18th century, although it at times served as a barracks for troops
as well as an arsenal. During its time of operation it was
continuously changed, rebuilt and modified, but two original towers
and part of the original eight construction naves remain today. It
is currently a maritime museum
G.S.Premchand Reddy
19A81A0517
The “Great Conjunction of Jupiter and
Saturn 2020” awes the world!
What’s this conjunction..? A great conjunction is a conjunction of the planets g when the two planets appear closest together in the sky.
Great conjunctions occur approximately every 20 years when Jupiter "overtakes" Saturn in its orbit.
When do they happen?
Jupiter-Saturn conjunctions happen every 20 years; the last one was in the year 2000.
But these conjunctions aren’t all created equal. The 2020 great conjunction of Jupiter
and Saturn will be the closest since 1623 and the closest observable since 1226! 2020’s
extra-close Jupiter-Saturn conjunction won’t be matched again until the Jupiter-Saturn conjunction of March 15, 2080.
now – not far from the sunset glare – easily visible and exceedingly
noticeable as two bright objects near each other. Plus, in the days prior to the conjunction (last week), the moon appeared in the evening sky, pointing the
way to the planets. Saturn is the sixth planet outward from the sun. It’s the
farthest and slowest-moving planet that we can easily see with the eye alone. Dazzling Jupiter, the fifth planet outward
Astronomers use the word conjunction to describe meetings
of planets and other objects on our sky’s dome. They use the
term great conjunction to describe meetings of Jupiter and
Saturn, which are the two biggest worlds in our solar system.
Though the two planets will appear spectacularly close together on the sky’s dome now, Jupiter and Saturn are
actually 456 million miles (734 million km) apart. Saturn is
nearly twice as far away as Jupiter.
from the sun, is the second-slowest bright planet, after Saturn. It’s by virtue of their slow motions in front of
the constellations of the zodiac that Jupiter and Saturn have the least frequent of bright-planet conjunctions.
Saturn takes nearly 30 years to go around the sun, while Jupiter takes nearly 12 years. Thus, every 20 years, Jupiter catches up to Saturn as viewed from Earth.
Why do these conjunctions happen..?
Here's why these great Jupiter/Saturn conjunctions happen every 20 years. Each
year, Saturn completes about 12 degrees of its orbit around the sun, whereas Jupiter completes about 30 degrees. Therefore, in one year, Jupiter closes the gap between
itself and Saturn by about 18 degrees (30 – 12 = 18 degrees).
In a period of 20 years,Jupiter gains 360 degrees on Saturn (18 x 20 = 360 degrees),
therefore lapping the ringed planet once every 20 years.
A g lance at past 2000’s great conjunction…
At the 2000 great conjunction, 20 years ago, Jupiter and
Saturn were near the sun in our sky and difficult to observe.
We’re due for a more observable great conjunction. Jupiter
and Saturn are up every evening
The spacing between the planets varies from conjunction to
conjunction with most events being 0.5 to 1.3 degrees (30 to 78 arcminutes, or 1 to 2.5 times the width of a full moon). Very close conjunctions happen much less frequently (though the maximum of 1.3° is still close by inner planet standards): separations of less than 10 arcminutes have only happened four times since 1200, most recently in 2020.
Where and how it can be seen?
NASA says the timing of the conjunction will be such that everyone around the world
will be able to view it.
Both the planets will appear so close to each other that a pinkie finger at arm's length
will be enough to cover both the planets in the sky.
If you happen to view through a telescope, Jupiter's four large moons orbiting the plant will also be seen.
The great conjunction will be visible nearly an hour after sunset in the southwestern sky.
In India, the conjunction will be visible between 6:30 pm and 7:30 pm.
Astronomy enthusiasts witnessed the rare conjunction of the two planets, Jupiter and Saturn through a telescope in Indore, Madhya Pradesh.
It was also seen in Bengaluru,Karnataka ; Nagpur,Maharashtra.
SRI VANGIPURAM MAHATI
19A81A054
Snippets
1. what is the OutPut for below code ?
my_string =’Vasavi’
print(my_string[::-1])
a. i b. ivasaV c. Vasavi d. ivasa
2. what is the OutPut for below code ?
my_string =’VasAvi’
print(my_string.title().upper())
a. Vasavi b. ivasaV c. VASAVI d. VasAvi
3. what is the OutPut for above code ?
my_string =’Vasavi’temp_string = set(my_string)new_string = ‘k’.join(temp_string)
print(new_string)
a. Vkvkikska b. Vkvkvka c. kVasavi d. {‘v’, ‘a’, ‘s’, ‘a’, ‘v’, ‘i’}
4. what is the OutPut for above code ?
original_list = [1,2,3,4]new_list = [2*x for x in original_list]print(new_list)
a. 4 b. [1, 2, 3, 4] c. [4,3,2,1]
d. [2, 4, 6, 8]
Answers : 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. d
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