VISION

To become a front runner in transformingthe individuals into competent ITprofessionals, to meet the needs ofevolving technology and serve thehumanity.

ADVISORY BOARD

Prof. (Dr.) Vipin Garg

Prof. (Dr.) M.K. Jha

Advisor, ABESIT

Director, ABESIT

EDITORIAL BOARD

Ms. Shivani Sharma(Asst. Prof., IT)

Prof. (Dr.) Bipin Kumar RaiHead of Department, IT

MISSION

To impart quality education withinnovative teaching learning process todevelop culture of research and innovation.Collaborate and interact with industryprofessionals, academicians to providesuitable forums to exhibit the creativetalent of students.Provide leadership and planning foreffective and strategic use of informationtechnology.

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January 2021 Volume (VI)

Academic Session2020-21 (Odd Semester)

1Vision and Mission

SIH 2020 Hardware Finalist 2

Faculty Development Program 3

Workshops and Expert Talks 6 - 7

Events 8 - 9

Placements 10

11 - 12Internship

4Faculty Publications

Page No.Inside This Issue

BitBrain Club Activities 5

13Outside Corona, Inside Zoom

SIH 2020Hardware Finalist02

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One Week Faculty Development Program for faculty was organized byDepartment of Information Technology in association with SuprajaTechnologies. The speaker Mr Santosh Chaluvadi, Founder & CEO, SuprajaTechnologies, delivered an interactive session on the hackers, type ofhackers & steps of hacking .

FACULTY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMSESSION (2020-2021)

FacultyPublications

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Published as Book Entitled

“Pseudonymization Based Mechanism forSecurity & Privacy of Healthcare”

in 2020, ISBN (978-620-0-78791-0)Publisher: LAMBERT Academic Publishing, Germany

PhD Thesis:

Dr. Bipin Kumar Rai Book Chapter

"Cooperation through Communication in a DistributedProblem-Solving Network"

December 2020DOI: 10.1201/9781003038467-8

In book: Distributed Artificial Intelligence

BitBrain ClubActivities05

Workshop on “Scrap with Python”

A workshop on “Scrap with Python”was organized by the Bit-BrainClub which is owned byDepartment of InformationTechnology, ABESIT. Total 48students participated in theworkshop including 2nd and 3rd Yr(CS/IT/ECE) . The session coveredthe following topics: Introduction toPython (crash course): tuples, lists,functions, arrays & data structures.Web Scraping (using python):included the demonstration ofscraping of IMDb website.

The speakers of the event were:Vaibhav Kumar(3rd Yr, IT)Pranjal Sharma(3rd Yr, IT)

Satyam Gupta(3rd Yr ,IT)Shubham Dhawan (3rd Yr ,IT)

Workshop on "Django"

A two-day event was organized byBit-Brain Club owned by the ITDepartment on 17th to 18thOctober 2020 from 3 pm to 5 pm.Tarun Agrawal, student of the CSEdepartment was the speaker of theevent. Around 65 students fromCSE and IT and EC departmentattended the session. The experttalk was conducted in online modethrough Google Meet.

Workshops andExpert Talks06

Expert Talk on "Real Life Projects usingEmerging Technologies

IT Department Organizeda Expert Talk on “Real LifeProjects using EmergingTechnologies” on 28/08/20from 1:30 pm to 4 pm.Total 78 students from 3rd and 4th year IT attendedthe expert talk. The experttalk was conducted inonline mode through

Google meet and it was coordinated by Ms Shivani Sharma, AssistantProfessor, IT Department.

Workshop on "Cyber Security"

One Week Workshop onCyber Security for Studentsof 3rd and 4th yr students(CS, IT and ECE) wasorganized by Department ofInformation Technology inassociation with SuprajaTechnologies.

On day one inauguration of program was followed by theinteractive session by the speaker Mr Santosh Chaluvadi, Founder& CEO, Supraja Technologies, on the hackers, type of hackers &steps of hacking . Total 350 participants attended the session.

Workshops andExpert Talks07

Expert Talk on Genetic Algorithm-HowAmazon Plans its Deliveries?

Expert Talk on "GeneticAlgorithm-How Amazon Plansits Deliveries?" was Organizedfor Students of 3rd and 4th year.The expert talk was conductedin online mode through Googlemeet was coordinated by FarajChishti, Assistant Professor, ITDepartment. The speaker for thesession was Mr Harpreet SinghSachdeva from EduGrad.The Expert talk gave insights into the theoretical aspects as well as practicalimplementation for topic Genetic Algorithm. The resource person gave hands onexperience on implementation of Amazon Travelling Salesman Problem.

“Foundation for Data Science, AI-ML”

The online session for the 8 weektraining program on “Foundationfor Data Science, AI-ML” which isorganized by the CoE-Data science,AI-ML owned by the Department ofInformation Technology resumedfrom 2 Dec 2020 .The topics which were covered inthe 3rd week of the training areNumpy and pandas. The expertsfrom EduGrad gave insights into

theoretical and practical implementation of these topics. Theresource person gave hands on experience on implementationof Numpy and Pandas.

Hacknovate 2.0 was organized by ABESIT Institution’s InnovationCouncil (IIC) in association with EduGrad, along with BIT-BRAINClub, IT TECHNICAL club, RUBIX Club, TECHNOVATION club, andComputer Society of India (CSI). Prof. (Dr.) Bipin Kumar Rai was theConvener of the Event and it was coordinated by Prof. Sumit Kumar. The Event Started with the inspiring and stimulating speech byProf. (Dr.) M.K. Jha, Director, ABESIT. He motivated the participantsfrom various colleges of NCR and other states ( Andhra Pradesh,Tamilnadu, Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana,Karnataka, Uttarakhand). This event was live on ABESIT Facebook.

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News CoverageHacknovate 2.0

The First Day of Hacknovate 2.0 organized Quiz (Basic + Core) inwhich 97 Students from various renowned Colleges Participated.

The second day of Hacknovate 2.0 featured a 12 hour Virtualhackathon (8AM-8PM) in which a total 64 teams from variouscolleges of NCR and other states ( Andhra Pradesh, Tamilnadu,Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan, Punjab, Haryana, Karnataka,Uttarakhand) are participating.

Placements10Congratulations and Wishing All The Success!!

S.No Name of Student Company

1 Sparsh Srivastava Xoriant

Sarthak Chahal Vinove Software

Dhishwari Singh

Gaurav

Juli

InnoBit Systems

InnoBit Systems

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Satyam Pal Velocity Software7

Internship11Students selected for Internship in Cyber

Security Workshop by Supraja Technologies

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Pranjal Sharma

Ritik

Sandeep Shukla

Vaibhav Kumar

Sunidhi Singh

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Vanshika Shukla

Shubham Dhawan

Sagar Singhal

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Rohan Tyagi

Shashank Kamboj

Kumar Satyarth

Rohit Sharma

Satyam Gupta

Sparsh Srivastava

Dhishwari Singh

Juhi Rajput

Akash Goyal

Trapti Mishra

Juli Singh

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Outside Corona,Inside Zoom13

Article by : Vimal Vashisth

With the outbreak of COVID-19, almost every country in the world was lockeddown. With it came new challenges to the companies in every sector, challengeof keeping the work in progress, challenge of minimizing the loss. Obvious factis that all companies and organizations can’t get away with this situation‘without suffering losses’ but trying was the main strategy.It’s very important for organizations to keep in touch with each other, conductmeetings and have an accessible active community at all times, to worksuccessfully. While nobody expected that there will be a wave of deadly virusthat will cause almost every industry in the market to shut, one main technologyhelped us here a lot. Main technology that helped and its usage rapidlyexpanded was video communication. And, the application that was responsiblefor such expansion was Zoom.Following the lock-down, Zoom app was exploded on the app stores of differentplatforms. leaving its mark on devices that surrounded us. Because it providedeffective video conferencing over the already established apps, such as Skype,Team Link etc., it was used by the MPs in Parliament to the School teachers inthe Secondary Schools. Obviously, it was all over Europe and Asia, too.During this period, through this app, classes were being conducted, meetingswere held, friendly calls were placed, and many families were joined forcelebrations on occasions and grievance upon the death of a close one throughthis app, only. The Zoom app (and less often, other apps) became the medium—and only medium— to communicate with those, who were far from us.This not only showed that the video streaming was a viable option to carry outthese activities, but it can replace many activities which demanded physicalpresence. Even after this pandemic overs, this comfort with usage of Zoom andother alternatives suggests that things are likely to shift our tendency to usethese 'real time video conferencing’ apps more.

But this being said, one aspect to look at is security. Zoom, while hugely popular,is infamous for its past activities that point at its security issues. And, India usedthis app because India yet not possess any real time video communication appin its catalog of ‘Made In India applications’ which seems to rise every other day

with the motto of ‘Digital India’. So, it’s the time when India takes a steptowards making a more secure real time communication applicationthat can fulfill the needs of its 1.3 billion population.