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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
WEBZINE
Department Of MCA
GOVERNMNT OF NCT OF DELHI,
BHAI PARMANAND INSTITUTE OF BUSINESS STUDIES,
SHAKARPUR EXTENSION, OPP. MADHUBAN COLONY(NEAR
NIRMAN VIHAR METRO STATION),DELHI-110 092
WWW.BPIBS.IN,E-MAIL:[email protected]
PHONE NO:011-22543891,22016134
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INDEX
S.NO. TOPIC
MESSAGES
1 FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK 3
2 FROM THE HOD DESK 4
3 EDITORIAL PAGE 5
ACADEMICS
4 ORIENTATION PROGRAMME - A COMMITMENT TO EXCEL 6
5 ACADEMIC CALENDER-2016 (MCA) 7
6 ODD SEMESTER (2016) 8-9
7 CONDUCT OF CLASSROOM SESSIONS 9-11
8 STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION 11-12
PROGRAMMES FOR STUDENTS
9 CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS 13-14
10 EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL TRAINING/RESEARCH PROJECTS 15-17
11 INDUTRIAL VISITS 17
TRAINING AND PLACEMENTS
12 LIST OF MCA 6TH
SEMESTER STUDENTS UNDERWENT TRAINING 18-20
13 FACULTY MEMBERS OF MCA DEPARTMENT 20-21
14 MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS HROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS 22
COCURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
15 AMOGH 2016 23-23
16 WINNERS OF THE EVENTS, AMOGH-2016 23
17 SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN 23
18 SPORTS 24-27
19 VARIOUS COMMITTIES OF MCA DEPARTMENT 27-32
20 STUDENT’S CORNER 33-38
21 FUTURE PLAN 39
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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
It is a matter of great pleasure for me in bringing out “WEBZINE” for MCA
Department for the year 2016 The magazine depicts various academic and cultural
activities of MCA Department with special reference to their Orientation Programme,
Extra-Curricular Activities, Faculty Development Programme, Students’ Participation
and achievements in various Programmes, Industrial/Study Visits, and Placements
along with situational photographs etc. The attempts of Students’ Corner by MCA
Students are laudable.
I sincerely hope that this magazine will meet your requirements and the messages given
therein will give you the fullest satisfaction. I welcome the feedback and valuable
suggestions of readers.
DR. (MRS.) AMITA DEV
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FROM THE HOD DESK
It gives me immense pleasure in showcasing the achievements of the department at
the end of the year in a consolidated form. These type of exercises are very helpful
not only to rate us but also in becoming competitive for the days to come.
The department is flourishing since its inception and the journey is never ending.
There is always room for improvement. I also congratulate the team for preparing
the magazine “WEBZINE” for the year 2016.
DR.GIRISH SHARMA
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EDITORIAL PAGE
The year 2016 was the full of activities in the department. We usually start the
session with a long awaited our mega event AMOGH and closed the year by
giving enough and valuable input to the students for going them to upper
semesters. It gives me immense pleasure to present before you the third successive
edition of annual magazine of BPIBS.A magazine carries various events and views
on the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities, placements of the
students etc. in respect of MCA Department of BPIBS for the year 2016 along with
the relevant photographs embedded side by side to make them more informative
and eye catchy. In the magazine, students of MCA have contributed different types
of articles on various topics which are definitely good and will catch the attention
of everyone and I would like to put on record my great appreciation for the best
efforts made by students.
I fervently feel that this magazine would act as an informative catalogue for all the
readers.
Suggestions for improvement are welcome.
Shrikant Patel
(Editor & Incharge Co-Curricular Society)
Literary Society (Student Members)
Simran Bhatt
Nancy Kumari
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ORIENTATION PROGRAMME - A COMMITMENT TO
EXCEL
The procedure of admission in the MCA Programme is totally governed by the
GGSIPU. The college is offering five courses MCA, MBA, BBA, B.Voc(SD),
B.Voc(MC ).and MOP besides WCSC(IT) . The Orientation programme provides
the opportunity to welcome the students and to acquaint them with the institution of
which they are now an inseparable part. Accordingly the orientation programme
was held on 11th
January 2016 and Principal, Dr Amita Dev, in her introductory
remarks made the students aware of the functioning of the institute, its rules and
regulations and available infrastructural facilities. The need and importance of
punctuality and discipline in a student life was reinforced by our respected
principal. Students were then introduced to the esteemed Faculty members. Faculty
members also introduced themselves besides academics and co-curricular activities
of the institute. Students were motivated to utilize the time and other facilities of
the institute in order to hone their skills and bring laurels to the institute and to their
parents.
Orientation Programme
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ACADEMIC CALENDER-2016 (MCA)
According to the Academic Calendar of GGSIP University, the academic activities
of the MCA department are given below in the calendar for even and odd semester
of 2016.
EVEN SEMESTER (2016)
EVENT Date & Time
Commencement of Classes 11th January 2016
Expert Lecture Every Fortnightly (Tentative) I/C DR. Girish Sharma/ MR. Kaushal
Short Term Program on Cloud Computing 23rd 24th jan 2016(I/C MR. Shrikant Patel/Deepak Sharma)
Submission of Research Paper synopsis (MCA IV) 30th
January 2016 to all project guides
Anugoonj 11th
Feb.2016 to 13th Feb.2016(I/C MR. Shrikant patel)
Sports Day 19th
Feb.2016
First Internal Assessment (Class Test) 29th
Feb.2016 – 4th March 2016
Amogh - 2016 5th – 6th March 2016
Industrial /Study Visit /Educational tour 17th
-18th March 2016
Workshop /One Day Seminar 4th
April 2016
Second Internal Assessment(Class Test ) 7th April 2016 – 12th
April 2016
Co-curricular Activities (Intra Deptt.) 14th
April 2016 – 15th April 2016 I/C Mr. Kaushal Mehta & MR. Pravir Chitre
Project Presentation MCA-IV Semester 18th April week I/C MR. Kaushal Mehta
Final Submission of Paper (Hard Copy)
(MCA - IV)
20th April 2016
Practical Examinations (External) 25th
April 2016 – 30th
April 2016
Preparatory Leave 2nd
May 2016 – 6th may 2016
End Semester Examination 9th
May 2016 onwards
Summer Vacation 4th June 2016 – 17th July 2016
Commencement of Next Academic session 1st August 2016
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ODD SEMESTER (2016)
EVENT Date & Time
Commencement of Classes
MCA ,01st Aug.2016
Submission of Technical Paper
Abstract
22nd
August, 2016
Submission of Project synopsis 09th September, 2016
Pre-Project Presentation 16th September, 2016
Expert Lecture Every Fortnightly (Tentative) I/C Mr.Shrikant Patel
First Review of the Technical Paper 26th September, 2016By the Mentors
/Guides First Internal Assessment (Class Test ) 26
th
September 2016-30th
September, 2016
Workshop Last week of October (I/C Mr.P.Chitre)
University Sports Meet 20th October – 22
nd October 2016
Second Review of the Technical Paper 28th October 2016 By the mentors
/Guides First Project Presentation 13
th October, 2016-14
th October, 2016
Second Internal Assessment
(Class Test )
07th November, 2016-11
th November,
2016( For Final Year)
Third Review of the Technical Paper 19th November, 2016 By the mentors
/Guides Date of summation of project with hard
copy & Soft Copy
22nd
November, 2016
End Semester Examination 11th December, 2016 onwards
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CONDUCT OF CLASSROOM SESSIONS
There are seven regular and four
visiting members in the Department to
take care of all academics related
activities. The Institute has best of the
faculty selected through UPSC in addition
to other top notch professionals from
industry. The department also takes pride
in announcing its association with the
leading academicians from reputed
Central/State Universities, Govt/Research
Institution and other Field Experts. Highly
qualified faculty members deliberating the
curriculum in well-equipped class rooms
by making teaching- learning activities a
good experience for the students. Such
interaction with experts from both
industry and academia enrich students
and help them to keep abreast with
latest developments.
STUDENTS’ PARTICIPATION: A Holistic Approach
There is a provision of taking surprise test in the classes and encouraging the
students for presentations. Faculty members encourage the Students to hone their
skills on various aspects including their subjects and organizes various activities
like Programme Mania, Web Designing and Bug Finder like competitions which
help them to face/tackle the challenges and issues when they start working in real
world/corporate.
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An Initiative has been taken by the Department to expose the students
to the latest programming skills and softwares.Students of the all
semesters of MCA had gone through the Spoken Tutorial test which is a
country wide program provided by The Indian institute of Technology,
Mumbai for enhancing the learning and developing the computing skills
among the students. The exam held on 07th
, 08th and 09th
November 2016
for MCA First, third and fifth semester respectively.
IEEE TUTORIAL EXAM
An Orientation programme is arranged in the department for the students of
the department for the access of IEEE journal and DELNET which was
arranged by the Library staff of the college on 13th
October 2016.
Orienation for Accessing IEEE Journala
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PROGRAMMES FOR STUDENTS
Work shops
WORK SHOPS SESSION
RGNIYD is providing a brilliant platform for the youth to identify their
hidden talent and polish it to get excellence in their lives. The college has
recently conducted an awesome workshop based on "LEADERSHIP &
ADVOCACY" in BPIBS, from 17th
to 21st Oct 2016 wherein the
placement coordinators and class representatives of our college, have
come across many brilliant speakers like Ms. Akanksha, Ms. Shubhi
Mehta, Mr. Sourabh Mehta, Mr. Gurwinder Singh, Mr. Nirbhaye Singh
and lastly Mr. Avinav Thakur who have conducted the entire workshop
for five days. All the facilitators have delivered sessions on various life
skills, advocacy, conflict resolution, non-verbal communication and most
importantly a great session on HAPPINESS through interesting fun
activities. The student of MCA department has taken participation very
enthusiastically.
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INAGURATION: ONE WEEK PROGRAMME ON ADVOCACY AND LEADER SHIP
CERTIFICATE DISTRIBUTION OF WORKSHOP ON ADVOCACY
There is a course on java programming in the curriculum of MCA third
semester therefore Department conducted a workshop for the students
to abreast them with the real life software development process in java.
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Hence, one workshop was conducted by the industries experts on .NET
Technologies
WORKSHOP ON DOT NET TECHNOLOGIES
A two days work shop on Big Data and Hadoop Technology was organized
for the students of MCA and the students of other departments on 16th
and
17th August 2016 in collaboration with Indian Institute of Technology,
Roorkee .The expert were from Finland Labs. The program was very
appreciated by the students and the feedback of the students was very good
about the program.
A Three days workshop on Entrepreneur ship was conducted for the student
of MCA from 05th October to 07
th October 2016.The workshop was
addressed by Mr. Mahender Gupta, Assistant Professor, ABES Engineering
College, Ghaziabad and sponsored and funded by the department of Science
and Technology (DST), Govt. Of India,
An Expert Lecture was delivered by Mr. Som Prakash (Expert) on Advance
Java from JTC to MCA Students on 17th September 2016.
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EMPHASIS ON PROFESSIONAL TRAINING/RESEARCH
PROJECTS
(An Interaction with Mr. Som Prakash on Advance Java)
The Department is encouraging students to go for industrial and
software company visits , beside this as a part of the curriculum of
GGSIPU the student has to go in for research oriented activities like
project for a period of 16 – 18 weeks under the direct supervision of a
senior official in the leading organization located at their convenient
places in their final semester in order to hone their skills in various
technologies like ASP.NET, EJB, PHP, LINUX etc. which would be
immensely beneficial to them, when they go for a job after their master
degree in computer applications.
The students of the sixth semester were closely monitored by all the faculty-members
allocated to them as per the time- Schedule chalked out by the department and
guided them as to how to select the topics for the project, prepare synopsis,
collect data, process, analyze and interpret the data and in future go deeper in the
study by working on findings, conclusions and suggestions etc.
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The project preparation is a time bound activity and the students were
asked to make presentations to the concerned project-guide. The students were
evaluated from time to time throughout the semester based on the performance.
The university has a provision of NUES ( Non University Examination Scheme)
for the students of every year, in which the third semester students has to go
through a research paper writing exercise and students were allotted to every
faculty for the guidance in writing the research paper. Following were the topics
allotted to the students for this year.
Grp. No
Name of the Students and Topic
1 Vikas(054) + Shivam Gupta(044) = Wireless Network Vulnerabilities .
2 Megha Chandra(029) + Abhishek Dabar(003) = New horizons for mobile
computing
3 Sweta Rani(051) + Shweta verma(048) + Jogendra Kumar(019) =
Comparative Study of different DBMS.
4 Varun Saxena(053) + Manish Mishra(027)+Abhay Kumar(002) =
Multimedia.
5 Ankit Shahi(007) + Yatish Raj(058) + Mohammad Wasif(030) = Online
Shopping. 6 Sumit(049) + B.Bharath(011) = Web Security.
7 Priya Jain(038) = Raspberry Pi. 8 Bhawana Pant(013) + Khushboo Verma = Ccna
9 Ankur Shukla(009) + Manish Sharma(026) + Praveen(036) =Captcha
10 Yogesh Raj(059) + Akanksha Dua(004) = Cloud Computing
11 Vikas Anand(055) + Apoorva Malik(010) = A Software reverse
Engineering methodology for legacy modernization
12 Pooja Gambhir(035)+ Kunal Banswal(025) = Data analysis using
Hadoop Tools
13 Shreya Bhatt(046) + Swati Grover(050) = Mobile Communication /
Computing
14 Vivek Bhatt(057) = 5G Mobile technology 15 Ankit Tyagi(008) = Rover Technology 16 Rahul Mehra(039)+Gaurav(017) + Deepanshu(015) = Big Data
17 Alisha(005) + Kavita Basera(020) = Advanced Hill Cipher
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18 Shivraj + Owais + Vandana = Internet of Things
19 Dashrath + Diwakar = Wireless communication
20 Bharat Pandey + Sakshi Rana = Software testing
21 Mudit Narang + Ritika Sharma + Nikita Babu = AODV Modified
Algorithm 22 Prince + Himanshi = Smart Card
23 Khurshid Alam + Amit Joshi = Virtual Reality
Industrial Visit:
An Industrial visit for the MCA student is arranged on CISCO Lab at
APTRON Solutions Pvt. Ltd. On 04th November 2016.The MCA third
semester students are greatly benefitted with this interaction and
exposure.The setup is in Development & Training in Networking,Redhat,
Android,C++, Robotics,IOT, Cisco and Others. The Students are being
demonstrated various devices used in enterprise network also
demonstrated simulation and practical of the equipment’s being used.
INDUSTRIAL VISIT OF CISCO LAB AT APTRON SOLUTIONS
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TRAINING & PLACEMENT
MCA STUDENT’S PLACEMENT DRIVE
Department has got its own vibrant Placement Cell headed by a Training
& Placement Officer for its students to be placed in various sectors
like information technology and software engineering along with
teaching profession. Some of the students in the Department are going for
higher studies also. During the year, the Institute has organized various
campus interviews for its IT Students and below is the list of Selected
Candidates.
CAMPUS INTERVIEWS/PLACEMENT RECORD HELD
FOR MCA BATCH 2013-2016
S.No. Name Enroll No. Company Name
1 Shilpa Chauhan (07211404413) E2E
2 Himadri (01911404413) E2E
3 Divansh (02611404413) E2E
4 Vivek Mishra (02611404413) Wipro
5 Abhishek Sengupta (02411404413) Wipro
6 Shehzar (05611404413) Wipro
7 Ritika (03011404413) Wipro
8 Ankit Manchanda 01311404413) Wipro
9 Anu Dogra (04211404413) Wipro
10 Harsimran (07511404413) Wipro
11 Tejas (05311404413) Wipro
12 Ankit Sharma (06611404413) Wipro
13 Shikha Ahuja (04111404413) NZT Solution
14 Himanshu Sachdeva (04011404413) Hexaview
15 Pawan Pandey (00311404413) Eurysinfosystem
16 Surabhi Sharma (05011404413) Eurysinfosystem
17 Shruti Rai (01611404413) Eurysinfosystem
18 Rohit Adhikari (06011404413) CMC
19 Anuradha Singh (06111404413) Cyber Group
20 Dikshant Marwah (07611404413) Cyber Group
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List of MCA 6th
semester students undergone training
S.NO NAME COMPANY PROJECT UNDERTAKEN
1 Pawan Pandey GNCT Web Portal IT Wing Delhi Secretariat
2 kartikay kanojia Briskjab Secure Mobile Application Development
3 Ankur Kumar Northern Railway Online Examination System
4 Govinda Fourtek IT solutions Pvt. Ltd. Vehicle Management System
5 Divya Sharma Appinventiv technologies Bluetooth chatting App
6 Ankit Manchanda . Web Earn Solution Pvt LTD Automated Network Administrator
7 Neha Wadhwani DUCAT Student Information System
8 Shruti Rai CDAC EMMS(Equipment Maintenance and Manags
9 Subodh Kumar Tripathi NCR Corporation BAM Dashboard
10 Himadri Kushwaha DUCAT
University Students Grievance And Complaint Registration System
11 Juhi ONGC Optimum Rig Utilization using GIS Technology
12 Ramandeep Singh Gulati Tech Vision Online Assessment
13 Divansh Mehra Agile Computers Placement Hub
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Dilip Kumar Yadav National Informatics Centre Secure Mobile Messaging
15 Ritika Srivastava Northern Railway Merchandise Management System
16 Suhail HCL CDC Enterprise Resource System
17 Pooja Negi DUCAT Crime Reporting System
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Himanshu Sachdeva Hexaview Technologies
Responsive client portal for us based credit score repair company
19 Shikha Ahuja CyberGroup India Pvt. Ltd Digital Metal : A Protal
20 Anu Dogra Apsidata Solutions private limited Online Survey Design
21 Priyanka Arora indus valley partners security repository solution for a fund
22 Nupur Jain News Website (CMS) To The New Digital Paradigm
23 Abhishek Mahant niit technologies Sales of multiarea store
24 Ankita Sharma IT Wing, Delhi Secretariat GNCT web portal
25 Akash Orient Craft Limited E-Class Management system
26 Surabhi Sharma Keysight Technologies Sea to Sea : Bird’S Eye
27 Tejas Singh Northern Railways Hostel management system
28 Rahul Dhoundiyal Rudra Institute of Technology and management Big data Analytics
29 Neeraj Singh Webearn solution pvt ltd E-Kissan
21 Shivangi Verma (07111404413) NIIT
22 Divya (01211404413) Appinventive
23 Priyanka Arora (04311404413) IVP
24 Nupur Jain (04411404413) Intelligrape
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30 Shehzar shams Agile computers Placement Hub
31 Amardeep Kumar DUCAT Bug Tracking
32 Pragya Kumari DUCAT Criminal Record
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Ashish kumar singh Web Earn Solutions Automated network administration
34 Rohit Adhikari Cyber Group Retail Energy Services
35 Anuradha singh Cyber Group Just energy
36 Devesh yadav Jspider, Basavangudi, Bangalore College activities management system
37 Heena Virdi Bebo Technologies Online Billing System
39 Ankit Sharma Web earn solutions Sales and order Automation
40 Tanu DUCAT Hostel Management System
42 Shilpa Chauhan Xceedance Empower Recruitment
43 Garima Gupta DUCAT Hotel management system
44 Arfa Porteck India Infoservices Pvt Ltd Clinical Management System
RECRUITMENT DRIVE FOR STUDENTS
Department has arranged a recruitment drive by a leading company in content
development ACADEMICGURU, on 01st September 2016 which is a recruiter for
writing the content for the many clients. The students had good interactions with
them during the test and imbibed many more information regarding latest trends in
Software Development Process.
Glimpse of Lab Session during Recruitment Process
Participation of Faculty Members of MCA Department
In order to inculcate quality-oriented education to the students in the areas of
Information Technology and Software Engineering. Department has provided
ample opportunities to its faculty members to hone their skills and capabilities by
participating in various Training Programmes and Seminars e t c . Given below
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are some of the programmes, seminars and FDP etc. attended by the Faculty
during the period 2015-16.
FDP/STP ATTENDED BY FACULTY MEMBERS
1. Dr. Girish Sharma (Associate Professor, HOD)
Attended International Conference on “Computing for Sustainable
Global Development”(INDIACom-2016) Jointly by BVICAM and IEEE
held on March 16-18,2016 at New Delhi.
Attended STC on JOOMLA and DRUPAL conducted by Computer
Science & Engineering Department, NITTTR, Chandigarh, held on 25th
January, 2016 to 29th
January 2016 at BPIBS, Shakarpur,Delhi – 110092.
2. Mr. Shrikant Patel (Assistant Professor, Cultural & Sports Incharge)
Attended STC on JOOMLA and DRUPAL conducted by Computer Science
& Engineering Department, NITTTR, Chandigarh, held on 25th January,
2016 to 29th January 2016 at BPIBS, Shakarpur,Delhi – 110092
Attended STC on LINUX ADMINISTRATION USING CENT OS “ conducted
by Computer Science & Engineering Department, NITTTR, Chandigarh,
held on 18th JULY, 2016 to 22th JULY 2016 at AIT, Shakarpur, Delhi –
110092
3. Mr. Kaushal Mehta (Assistant Professor, Training & Placement
Officer)
Attended “ENDEAVOUR” on “Research Methodology and Data
Analysis” conducted by Guru Jambheswar University of Sciene &
Technology held on 23rd
December,2015 to 12th January, 2016 at
Hisar(Haryana) – 125001.
Visiting Faculties:
Mrs. Surbhi Dalal
Mrs. Natasha MCA Department of BPIBS
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MOTIVATION OF STUDENTS THROUGH SCHOLARSHIPS
MERIT AND MERIT-CUM-MEANS SCHOLARSHIPS:
In order to encourage the students
to concentrate more on their
studies and other curricular
activities, besides topping the
ranks in their subjects,
Department has been distributing
Merit-Cum-Means Scholarship to
its student-toppers as well as the
students hailing from reserved
categories and doing well in their
studies. During the year, the
Scholarship has been distributed
to the following students of
department
MERIT SCHOLARSHIP –
2016
S. No. Name Course Total Amount
1.
Aksi Jain MCA V Sem 12600
2.
Megha MCA I Sem 12600
MERIT-CUM-MEANS SCHOLARSHIP-2016
S. No. Name Course Total Amount
1. Subodh Kumar Tripathi MCA V Sem 9600
2. Prashant Kumar Neeraj MCA V Sem
9600
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CO CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES
AMOGH 2016
AMOGH! The meaning of this word is “indomitable or unconquerable” in
Sanskrit. This fest is a long awaited event for the students and a cardinal event in
the academic & cultural calendar of BPIBS. Amogh was started in the year 2014.
Inauguration by Dignitaries
This year it was organized on 5th
-6th March, 2016 at the BPIBS Campus. The
fest began with a purpose that the students of BPIBS & students from other
institutes of Delhi NCR can participate & showcases their talents in cultural,
technical & management fields. As usual, AMOGH proved to be a great success
and definitely next year also it is going to achieve greater heights.
Glimpses of AMOGH-2016
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AMOGH-2016 CELEBRATIONS
WINNERS OF THE EVENTS of MCA DEPARTMENT
AMOGH-2016
Congratulations to all the winners for this year’s Amogh, Your hard
work and preparation paid off. We wish to best of luck as you compete
in the bigger contests in future. Keep it up!!!!!
Name of Student Event Name Position
Mudit Narang ,
Bharat Pandey
Code Juggler 1st
Vishal Gupta,
Hunny Pal
IT Quiz 1st
SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN
The Department is given the responsibility of cleaning the campus and the
classrooms on every Wednesday of the week. On this day, the students of the
department contribute in the cleanliness to clean the class rooms, computer labs,
corridors & the premises of BPIBS. In this regard, Principal has always motivated
the department of MCA students, faculty & staff to put in continuous efforts
towards SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN. Faculty & staff have also taken Oath to
participate in SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN regularly.
To create awareness about SWACCH BHARAT ABHIYAN under the guidance of
Principal, Department of MCA has organized debate competition; essay writing
competition & poster making competition to motivate the students.
Students involved in cleanliness drive during Swacch Bharat Abhiyan
CLEAN BPIBS GREEN BPIBS
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SPORTS
WINNERS OF ALL INHOUSE SPORTS EVENT HELD IN FEBRUARY 2016
“Real athletes run, others just play games”
1. HIMANSHI THAKUR-MCA (4TH
SEM) 3. RAVINDER YADAV- MCA (4th SEM)
2. ANUJ PANDEY (MCA 4TH SEM) 4. VIKRAM SINGH -MCA (4TH
SEM)
The Institute Congratulates and wishes them good luck for their future Endeavour.
PRIZE DISTRIBUTION IN INTERNAL SPORTS MEET
PRIZE DISTRIBUTION IN INTERNAL SPORTS MEET
WINNERS OF GGSIPU SPORTS MEET 2016
Students of BPIBS participated in March-Past and all other events held in
GGSIPU Sports Meet 2016 and won prizes in the events.
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1. Mr. Anuj Kumar Pandey, a student of class 5rd
Semester 3rd year
participated in Arm wrestling and won Bronze medal in 60 kg category. The
Institute Congratulates and wishes him good luck for his future Endeavour.
WINNER OF GGSIPU SPORTS MEET 2016
2. Ankit Sahi, a Student of class 3rd Semester 2nd year participated in Arm
wrestling and won GOLD medal in 120 kg category and in power lifting
won Bronze medal in 80 kg category. The Institute Congratulates and wishes
him good luck for qualifying for nationals.
WINNERS OF GGSIPU SPORTS MEET 2016
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A VIEW OF MARCH PAST CEREMONY
The Institute Congratulates and wishes them good luck for their future Endeavour.
CONTRIBUTION OF MCA DEPARTMENT IN
VARIOUS COMMITTES
The student and faculty members of the department are involved in various
committees constituted at college level for the smooth functioning of day to day
activities.
WEBSITE COMMITTEE:
This committee holds the responsibility for making up of website of the college
and maintaining it.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.SHRIKANT PATEL
STUDENT MEMBERS:
MILAN SHIVAM SHARMA
ANKIT KUMAR VISHAL GUPTA
HUNNY PAL
SPORTS COMMITTEE:
This Committee is responsible for organizing all the inter college and intra college
sports events .This is also responsible for sports meet at GGSIPU.
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COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.SHRIKANT PATEL
STUDENT MEMBERS:
PRINCE SINGH HIMANSHI THAKUR
DEEPANSHU SHARMA ANMOL SHARMA
JUSTIN THOMAS
CULTURAL COMMITTEE:
This committee is one step ahead of academic work.It rather focuses on extra
cultural arena so that students don’t only buried themselves into academic work
but also polish up their extra talent.This society manages all these types of
activities in the techno cultural fest AMOGH as well as other events like
ANUGOONJ.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.SHRIKANT PATEL
STUDENT MEMBERS:
DOLLY PRIYA PANKAJ RAWAT
RAVI KUMAR MAHATO SHIVANGI
BHAVANA PANT
PLACEMENT COMMITTEE:
This committee helps students to achieve their ultimate goal of being placed in a
prestigious Company. This society arranges the placement drive for the final year
students .
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.KAUSHAL MEHTA
STUDENT MEMBERS:
AHIWINI TIWARI DEVASHISH MAURYA
MOHD. TAFSIR ALAM PARTH SHARMA
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REKHA BHATT ARUNIMA BHATTACHARJEE
CLASS - REPRESENTATIVE COMMITTEE:
This committee helps students to keep track of the academic environment and the
flow of course curriculum along with the upkeep of the installation in the class
room and labs .Besides this it is also interacting with the departmental incharge
and other members of the department on monthly basis in academic meetings.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE : DR. GIRISH SHARMA
STUDENT MEMBERS:
DIXSHANT GUPTA BALRAM YADAV
JOGINDER KUMAR SWATI GROVER
SWETA VERMA MANISH MISHRA
SAURABH MOHAN DEEPIKA PANWAR
RAVINDRA YADAV POOJA RAWAT
SPOKEN TUTORIAL COMMITTEE:
Spoken Tutorial is a program initiated by the Indian Institute of Technology,
Mumbai for helping the students through distance learning and to achieve their
ultimate goal of being placed in a prestigious Company. This society is suppose to
extend technical help for getting the student registered for the tutorials and
arranging the online examination after the completion of the learning session.
Those who qualified in the on line examination will be issued certificate from IIT
Mumbai.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.K.DINESH KUMAR
STUDENT MEMBERS:
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ANURADHA RASHMI THAKUR
MD. WASIF ALISHA
ABHA SHARMA ADITI KAUSHIK
TECHNICAL COMMITTEE:
Now a day the technology is changing every movement. Students being the carrier
of technology are supposed to know the latest happenings. Keeping this in mind, a
technical committee is incepted which is responsible for providing the latest
information about technological changes in the world through notice boards by
wide circulation.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.S.P. AJITH KUMAR
STUDENT MEMBERS:
DIVYA RAWAT HONEY RAJVANSH
SWETA RANI SHREYA BHATT
IPU-BTE COMMITTEE:
The college is running multiple programs and hence has to be interfaced by
multiple regulating agencies. The students are also required to fill their
Registration chart and examination forms etc.This committee helps students to fill
their examination forms and to resolve other issues related to affiliating agencies.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.S.K.AWASTHI
STUDENT MEMBERS:
AMAN KUMAR RUPENDRA CHAWALA
MANISH KUMAR SHARMA BHARAT YADAV
LAVISH SATI SONAM SALUJA
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SWACH BHARAT ABHIYAN COMMITTEE:
Our Honble prime Minister Mr. Narender Modi started this campaign as a moment
and thereafter the college is working on to it in a very judicious manner. The days
of the week are assigned to every department for this campaign.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MRS.HARVINDER KAUR
STUDENT MEMBERS:
MANYA SUSHANT TYAGI
ANKIT TYAGI VARUN SAXENA
ASSHISH DONDIYAL GUNJAN
DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE:
This committee is responsible for maintaining the discipline in the college
premises. Two days in the week, Wednesday and Friday are observed as formal
days. Students are to come in formals for these two days.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: CONCENRED PROCTORS
STUDENT MEMBERS:
NANCY KUMARI PRABHDEEP SINGH
YATISH RAJ ANKIT SHAHI
DEEPANKAR DHANDA PARDEEP KUMAR
GUEST LECTURE/SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS COMMITTEE:
This committee is constituted for helping in the arranging of events like Guest
Lecture, Seminar and wokshop etc.The students acts as volunteers and helps in the
proper execution of the program.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.S.P. AJITH KUMAR
STUDENT MEMBERS:
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MD. ASAD SIMRAN BHATT
MUDIT NARANG RITIKA SHARMA
TUSHAR KARMAKAR KARTIK
INDUSTRIAL VISITS COMMITTEE:
This committee has been given the responsibility to make student aware what is
happening in the industry. For these purpose Industrial visits are arranged for the
students.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.S.K.AWASTHI
STUDENT MEMBERS:
MEGHNA HARIT YOGESH KAKKAR
DASHRATH CHAUDHARY GYANENDER
ABHAY SADANANDAN
ECO –CLUB COMMITTEE:
This committee is constituted for maintain the environment of college eco-friendly
and to aware the people about the environment. Under the banner of this, various
in house competitions like debates, essay writing and poster making etc. are
arranged in the college.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.K.DINESH KUMAR
STUDENT MEMBERS:
LAKSHYA BHALLA KAVITA BASERA
MANISHA GUPTA VAIBHAV RAI
SUMIT KUMAR TIRUMAL SHARMA
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RED RIBBON CLUB COMMITTEE:
This committee is constituted for organizing the blood donation camps and keeping
communication with various blood banks and agencies related to this
activity.Blood donation camps are also arranged in the college.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MRS.RUCHIKA SINGH
STUDENT MEMBERS:
MILAN SHARMA SHIVRAJ SINGH
APPROVA MALIK SURABHI SINHA
HIMANI PANT
LIBRARY COMMITTEE:
Library is the important part of any institution. Keeping this in view,the library
committee helps students to know the do’s and donot’s of the library and the
procedure related to issue and return in the library so that they should not face any
problem related with the library.
COMMITTEE INCHARGE: MR.S.K. AWASTHI
STUDENT MEMBERS:
MUKUND KUMAR POOJA KUMARI
POOJA GAMBHIR RAHUL VERMA
CHANCHAL CHAUDHARY ANCHAL SHARMA
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STUDENT’S CORNER
Augmented Reality
In this 21st century the one thing that is constant is “Change” within a fraction of
second something around us is changing no doubt the one field that justify it is
Information and technology . Technology is improving at rapid pace, as many
things are possible today that were not possible 10 years ago even if we tried our
best to make it happen. Today, some of the impossible things are rising to the
occasion in the form of Augmented Reality. The field of Augmented Reality has
existed for just over one decade, but the growth and progress in the past few years
has been remarkable. As we all are very much familiar with the virtual reality
concept that it is about the creation of a virtual world that users can interact with.
This virtual world is designed in such a way that users find it difficult to tell the
difference between what is real and what is not. Furthermore, virtual reality is
usually achieved by the wearing of a virtual reality helmet or goggles
But when it comes to augmented reality the scenario is completely different,
augmented reality is a variation of virtual reality. As in virtual reality we have seen
that it completely immerse a user inside a synthetic environment. Due to which the
user cannot see the real world around him. In contrast, augmented reality allows
the user to see the real world, with virtual objects superimposed upon the real
world. Therefore, augmented reality supplements reality, rather than completely
replacing it. Ideally, it would appear to the user that the virtual and real objects
coexisted in the same space. So we can say it combine the real world with
computer-generated objects that appear to coexist in the same space as the real
world. Its properties are like-it combine real and virtual objects in a real
environment, runs interactively in real time and register real and virtual objects
with each other.
Augmented Reality enhances a user's perception of and interaction with the real
world. The virtual objects display information that the user cannot directly detect
with his own senses .And the reason why augmented reality is the new trend is
because of its applications in a wide range of fields like medical visualization,
maintenance and repair, annotation, robot path planning, entertainment, and
military aircraft navigation and targeting. For example a robotic operator uses a
visual image of the remote workspace to guide the robot. Annotation of the view
would be useful as it is when the scene is in front of the operator. Besides,
augmentation with wireframe drawings of structures in the view can facilitate
visualization of the remote 3D geometry.
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Augmented Reality in a general context can be termed as Mixed Reality which
refers to a multi-axis spectrum of areas that cover virtual reality, augmented reality
and other related technologies. The basic technologies involved in it are display
tracking and registration. While designing an augmented system, three aspects
must be considered first the combination of real and virtual worlds, second the
interactivity in real time and third the registration in 3D. So this was all about
augmented reality with the help of which information about real world of the user
becomes interactive and can be manipulated digitally
Kavita Basera
(MCA 2nd Year)
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ROLE OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION AND TECHNOLOGY
IN EDUCATION
Operational definition of terms information and communication technologies (ICT)
in this review article refers to the computer and internet connections used to handle
and communicate information for learning purpose.
FACILITIES WHAT ICT PROVIDES:-
E-learning:-
It is a learning program that makes use of an information network such as the
internet, an intranet (LAN) or extranet (WAN) whether wholly or in part, for
course delivery, interaction and/or facilitation. Web based learning is a subset of e-
learning and refers to learning using an internet browser such as Moodle,
blackboard and internet explorer.
Blended learning:-
It refers to learning models that combines the face-to-face class room practice with
e-learning solutions. For example a teacher may facilitate student learning in class
contact and uses the Moodle (modular object oriented learning environment) to
facilitate out of class learning.
Constructivism:-
It is a paradigm of learning that assumes learning as a process individuals
"construct" meaning or new knowledge based on their prior knowledge and
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experience. Educators also call it the emerging pedagogy in contrast to the long
existing behaviorism view of learning.
Learner-centered learning environment:-
It is a learning environment that pays attention to knowledge, skills, and beliefs
that learners bring with them to the learning process where its impetus is derived
from a paradigm of learning called constructivism. In the context of this article, it
means student personal engagement to the learning task using the computer and or
the internet connection.
BALRAM RAY
MCA First Year
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Virtual Firewall
A virtual firewall is a firewall device or service that provides network traffic
filtering and monitoring for virtual machines. A virtual firewall is deployed,
executed and operated from a virtual machine.
Virtual firewall formats include: Stand-alone software Integrated OS kernel
component. A virtual security provider's dedicated hardware platform. A virtual
firewall operates in a virtual area network (VAN) environment of connected virtual
machines. A virtual firewall operates in two different modes: Bridge mode: Like a
traditional firewall, this mode operates by diagnosing and monitoring all incoming
and outgoing traffic bound for other virtual networks or machines. Hypervisor
mode: In contrast, this mode is isolated from the actual network, resides in the core
hypervisor kernel and monitors the virtual host machine's incoming and outgoing
traffic.
Virtual Firewall Operation
Virtual firewalls can operate in different modes to provide security services,
depending on the point of deployment. Typically these are either bridge-mode or
hypervisor-mode (hypervisor-based, hypervisor-resident). Both may come shrink
wrapped as a virtual security appliance and may install a virtual machine for
management purposes.
A virtual firewall operating in bridge-mode acts like its physical-world firewall
analog; it sits in a strategic part of the network infrastructure — usually at an inter-
network virtual switch or bridge — and intercepts network traffic destined for
other network segments and needing to travel over the bridge. By examining the
source origin, the destination, the type of packet it is and even the payload the VF
can decide if the packet is to be allowed passage, dropped, rejected, or forwarded
or mirrored to some other device. Initial entrants into the virtual firewall field were
largely bridge-mode, and many offers retain this feature.
By contrast, a virtual firewall operating in hypervisor-mode is not actually part of
the virtual network at all, and as such has no physical-world device analog. A
hypervisor-mode virtual firewall resides in the virtual machine monitor or
hypervisor where it is well positioned to capture VM activity including packet
injections. The entire monitored VM and all its virtual hardware, software,
services, memory and storage can be examined, as can changes in these. Further,
since a hypervisor-based virtual firewall is not part of the network proper and is
not a virtual machine its functionality cannot be monitored in turn or altered by
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users and software limited to running under a VM or having access only to the
virtualized network.
Bridge-mode virtual firewalls can be installed just as any other virtual machine in
the virtualized infrastructure. Since it is then a virtual machine itself, the
relationship of the VF to all the other VM may become complicated over time due
to VMs disappearing and appearing in random ways, migrating between different
physical hosts, or other uncoordinated changes allowed by the virtualized
infrastructure.
Hypervisor-mode virtual firewalls require a modification to the physical host
hypervisor kernel in order to install process hooks or modules allowing the virtual
firewall system access to VM information and direct access to the virtual network
switches and virtualized network interfaces moving packet traffic between VMs or
between VMs and the network gateway. The hypervisor-resident virtual firewall
can use the same hooks to then perform all the customary firewall functions like
packet inspection, dropping, and forwarding but without actually touching the
virtual network at any point. Hypervisor-mode virtual firewalls can be very much
faster than the same technology running in bridge-mode because they are not doing
packet inspection in a virtual machine, but rather from within the kernel at native
hardware speeds.
Ankit Tyagi (MCA 2nd
Year)
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FUTURE PLAN OF THE DEPARTMENT 2017-18
Department, during the year 2017, is intending to organize –
Department will try to get some project from some external funding
agencies.
Faculty Development Programs/Management Development Programs in the
discipline of Computer and Information Technology with the collaboration
of NITTTR, Chandigarh.
Campus Interviews for the students of MCA.
Expert/Special Lectures on different technologies and new areas and
disciplines.
Programming Competitions
A National Seminar/Conference by Department
Expert Lectures on Communication/Soft Skills for the students of BPIBS.
Department is planning for the program on youth development also..
