News Bulletin Department of Computer Science & Engineering

From Director’s Desk

In this millennium “Knowledge is power” and this is where HIT gives its students the finest in terms of true knowledge. Industrial revolution commenced with the steam engine advanced through era to develop the art of management. Haldia Institute of Technology offers its students courses from Engineering to Management making them the just ingredients for a flourishing organization. We are a one stop solution for a thriving career building of students who connect us. HIT was founded in the year 1996 with a sole endeavor of imparting quality technical education to the students. I am happy to state that the management has taken keen interest in employing qualified and experienced faculty and equipping the laboratories with modern and newest equipments. The library has adequate number of books where the faculty and students can download more than thousand technical journal papers. With the resources available the students are competent enough to carry on project works on latest topics and get experience and improve their probability of employment. We are serving the students to acquire training in software skills and communication skills and also helping them to sharpen their talents in English language both in written and communication, essentials for expressing themselves. Experts from reputed institutions, industries and R & D establishments are invited to deliver lectures to students on topics beyond their regular curriculum to broaden their knowledge in various subjects. These deeds are helping the students not only in enhancing their Subject knowledge but also helping them to augment their employment opportunities. I am happy to say that the management is encouraging the faculty to improve their qualifications by deputing them for Ph.D on full or part time basis and also encouraging them to attend seminars, conferences, workshops etc., The institute is committed in creating an ambience for nurturing innovation, creativity and excellence in our students. We strongly support interdisciplinary research and development for the benefit of Industry and Society. Students are given abundant opportunities for recreation of their talent via various on campus activities as sport, tech fests, seminars, etc. We provide the base for the holistic development of students and not just their academics with vivid infrastructural facilities. This helps our students to live up and win various competitions across the country bringing them into the lime light of blue-chip companies willing to recruit them. I assure that students will receive our best and create a strong foundation for their career. While we have enough reason to celebrate what we have achieved, we must not be complacent about that. Success must motivate us to realize more and must not make us oblivious towards our short comings. I take this opportunity to acknowledge the contribution of students, teachers and non-teaching staff in bringing laurels to our institution. Prof. A. K. Dey

Editorial Given the Indian Govt’s recent permission for 100% FDI in telecom, the country will see a spurt of industrial activity in communication and related informatics and computing sectors. At the same time indigenous entrepreneurship must also be promoted. The School effectively gears itself towards training students to have firm technical expertise and skill with the concerned technologies. The school is approved by the AICTE and affiliated to WBUT (West Bengal Univ. of Technology). Each of the four member Departments of the School focuses on niche technical areas like soft-core processors, cloud computing, information encryption and so on as the newsletter will demonstrate. Equipped with a high teacher-to-student ratio, the School is well-facilitated with the technological infrastructure necessary for teaching and R&D in the mentioned domains. As the following pages will show, the students of the School are regularly win technology awards in competitions organized by the IITs and premier Universities. Additionally they train with job skills like aptitude and personality development and so on.

Prof. M. K. Pandit Professor, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering Dean, School of ECI

January 2014

Department of Computer Science & Engineering 1 – 8 Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering 9 – 18 Department of Information Technology 19 – 23 Department of Computer Applications (MCA) 24 – 27

Inside this issue

School of Electronics, Computer Science & Informatics

Haldia Institute of Technology Haldia

West Bengal - 721657 India

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News Bulletin Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Name of the Faculty Designation Qualification Experience

Tarun Kumar Ghosh

Associate Professor and Head

ME, B.Tech 13 years

Dr. Debasis Giri Professor Ph.D, M.Tech 8 years

Subhabrata Barman Assistant Professor M.Tech 9 years

Palash Ray Assistant Professor M.E 7 years

Sourav Mondal Assistant Professor M.M.D, BE. 6 years

Shyamali Guria Assistant Professor M. Tech. 7 years

Gitika Maity Assistant Professor M.Tech. 7 years

Shyamalendu Kandar Assistant Professor M.Tech. 6 years

Mahuya Sasmal Assistant Professor M.E. 6 years

Patrali Pradhan Assistant Professor M. Tech. 5 years

Arindam Giri Assistant Professor M. Tech 5 years

Sabyasachi Pramanik Assistant Professor M.Tech. 4 years

Jayeeta Majumdar Assistant Professor M.Tech. 3 years

Sanchita Saha Assistant Professor M.Tech. 3 years

Subhankar Joardar Assistant Professor M.Tech. 9 years

Anupam Pattyanak Assistant Professor M.Tech. 6 years

Sumanta Kuila Assistant Professor M.Tech. 7 years

Bidesh Chakraborty Assistant Professor M.Tech. 3 years

Asish Bera Assistant Professor M. Tech. 4 years

Goutam Das Assistant Professor M. Tech. 3 years

Mrinmoy Sen Assistant Professor M. Tech. 6 years

Sunanda Jana Assistant Professor M. Tech. 3 years

Software Laboratory

Computer Network Laboratory

Operating Systems Laboratory

Microprocessor & Microcontroller Laboratory

Project Laboratory

DBMS Lab

Student Intake : UG 120 per Academic Session PG 18 per Academic Session Intake Quality : Top 10% of WB Joint Entrance Exam

Major Laboratories

Faculty Profiles

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Computer Organization & Architecture Lab

Advanced Project Lab

Multimedia Lab

Central Computing Facility (CCF) Lab

Accreditation Accredited by AICTE (NBA) for Excellence in Technical Education for 3 years.

University Positions 4% above 9 DGPA, 32% above 8 DGPA (2013)

Higher Studies

78 number of students have qualified GATE examination (2009 -2013)

22 number of students have qualified CAT/MAT examination (2009 -2013)

6 students have qualified GRE (2009 -2013) o Tuhin Subhra Mukherjee (2011) admitted for MS in the in the University

of Cincinnati, USA. o Chhandosi Roy (2012) pursuing MS in the university of Syracuse, New

York, USA o Plaban Manna (2012) pursuing MS in the University of Houston-Clear

Lake, Texas, USA.

6 number of students have got admission for M. Tech in IITs / IISc (2009 – 2013) o One student pursuing M. Tech in IIT Kharagpur

Dibyarup Das (2012) o One student completed M. Tech from IIT Roorkee

Dipankar Dutta (2009) o One student completed M. S from IISc, Bangalore

Prithayan Barua (2009) o Animesh Choudhury (2010) passed IES exam 2011 and ranked 124

Sunny Sinha (2012) pursuing M.Tech (CSE) in the NIT-Calicut

2 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Jadavpur University (JU) in 2013

1 student has got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Bengal Engineering and Science University (BESU) in 2013

1 student has got admission for M. Tech/MEE in BIT - Meshra in 2013

1 student has got admission for M. Tech/MEE in SRM University, Chennai in 2013

Student Achievements

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Students’ placements

Industrial Training/ Summer Internships: IITs, ISI, NITs, SIEMENS, Tata Steel, BSNL, CIMFR-Dhanbad, Globsyn, Ardent etc.

Student Project Quality [Leading to publications / Product development/ Internal resource development]

Debasis Giri, Prithayan Barua, P. D. Srivastava, Biswapati Jana “Cryptosystem for Encryption and Decryption of Long Confidential Messages” in the proceedings of 4th International Conference on Information Security and Assurance (ISA 2010) in Miyazaki, Japan, June 23-25, 2010.

Rajmohon Goswami, Tarun Kumar Ghosh, Subhabrata Barman “Local Search Based Approach in Grid Scheduling Using Simulated Annealing” in proceedings of IEEE 2nd

Private organizations

Software (IT Sector)

40 (out of 60 intake in 2009)

128 (in 2010)

127 (in 2011)

82 (in 2012)

67 (in 2013) TCS, CTS, WIPRO, IBM, Infosys, Tech Mahindra, SkyTECH Solutions Pvt Ltd, Mphasis, Connectiva Systems Pvt. Ltd., CF Services Pvt. LTD (Australia), Simplex, Darius Technical Services, Accenture, Capgemini, IBM, Amazon, Citrix, CMC Ltd., Letse, Ip Infusion etc.

Teaching / Research /Faculty Positions

Dr. Romit Roy Choudhury (Bacth-2000) is currently Associate Professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC).

Dr. Bivas Mitra (Batch-2001) is currently Assistant Professor at IIT-Kharagpur. Technology

Dr. Samik Ghosh (Batch-2001) is currently Assistant Professor at the University of Texas at Arlington.

Dr. Santosh Ghosh (Batch-2002) is currently doing Post doctorate research in Ku Leuven, Belgium.

Dr. Animesh Mukherjee (Batch-2003) is currently Assistant Professor at IIT-Kharagpur.

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International Conference on Computer & Communication Technology (ICCCT-2011), Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, India, September 15-17, 2011, pp. 340 – 345.

Tarun Kumar Ghosh, Rajmohan Goswami, Sumit Bera, Subhabrata Barman “Load Balanced Static Grid Scheduling Using Max-Min Heuristic” in proceedings of 2nd IEEE International Conference on Parallel, Distributed and Grid Computing (PDGC-2012), Jaypee University of Information Technology, Solan, Himachal Pradesh, India, December 6-8, 2012, pp. 419 - 423.

Co-curricular Activities

Souradip Sarkar, Rahul Kumar won 1st Prize, Robotics Competition, Techfest, Jadavpur University, Kolkata, 2011.

Souradip Sarkar, Rahul Kumar won 1st Prize, Robotics Competition, Techfest, HIT, 2011.

Debdoot Ray, Bodhishotta Mondal won 2nd prize, Quiz competition, Techfest, HIT, 2011.

Souradip Sarkar won All India 4th Prize, Image Processing Robotics, Kshitij (Techfest), IIT Kharagpur, 2013

Extra-Curricular Activities

Bodhishotta Mondal and Sabbyanuj Maji were members of the winning team WBUT Zonal Football Competition, 2011.

Prashit Prakhar, Jaswant Paswan, Satyajit Das were members of the winning team, Inter Department Cricket Tournament, HIT, 2012

Mouktick Dasgupta assisted in organizing

Photography Workshop, Orbit Mall, Photography Charcha Exhibition 2012, Photographer- Free Bird Production House 2012.

Aritra Bhattacharya was Asst. Director- Free Bird Production House 2012.

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Major Research Areas

Recent Important Research Publications

[1] Subhankar Joardar, Debasis Giri and Vandana Bhattacherjee “Probabilistic Approach Based

Congestion Aware Swarm Inspired Load Balancing Multipath Data Routing in MANETs” in International Conference on Advanced Computing, Networking, and Informatics (ICACNI-2013)-Accepted.

[2] Biswapati Jana, Debasis Giri, S. K. Mondal and P. Pal “Image Steganography based on Cellular Automata” in National Conference on Recent Trends in Mathematical Sciences and Their Applications, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 83, no. 5, pp. 701-715, 2013.

[3] Tarun Kumar Ghosh, Rajmohan Goswami, Sumit Bera, Subhabrata Barman, “Load balanced static grid scheduling using Max-Min heuristic”, in 2nd IEEE Int’l Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing (PGDC 2012), Solan, Himachal Pradesh, IEEE Computer Society, Vol.1, pp. 419-423, 2012.

[4] S. Joardar, V.Bhattacherjee, Debasis Giri “A Swarm inspired Probabilistic Path Selection with Congestion Control in MANETs” in 2nd International Conference on Computer Science, Engineering And Application, Advances in Computer Science, Engineering & Applications Advances in Intelligent and Soft Computing, 2012, Springer-Verlag, Vol.167, pp. 617- 626, 2012

[5] S. Das, S. Barman, J. Deb Sinha “Energy Efficient Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks” in 2nd Int’l Conf. on Communication, Computing & Security (ICCCS 2012), NIT Rourkela Procedia Technology-Elsevier, Vol. 6, pp. 731-738.

[6] S. Bhowmik, S. Barman, S. Kayal “Efficient Channel Assignment Techniques in Mobile Cellular Networks” in IEEE 1st Int'l Conf. on Recent Advances in Information Technology (RAIT-2012), ISM, Dhanbad, IEEE Computer Society, Vol. 1, No.1, pp 295-299.

[7] Debaprasad Mishra, Arindam Giri “Effects of Shannon Entropy and J-Measurement for making rules by using decision list method” in Int’l Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research (IJSER), ISSN-2229-5518, Vol. 3, Issue-6, pp. 1-7, June 2012.

[8] Jayeeta Majumder and Gargi Saha “Analysis of SQL Injection Attack” in Int’l Journal of Computer Science & Informatics, ISSN (Print):2231-5292, Vol. II, Issue 1-2 pp.100-104, January 2012.

[9] P. Pradhan, D. Sarkar, S. Biswas, P. P. Sarkar “Soft Computing Tool to Establish a Relation between Slot Length of a Microstrip Antenna and Resonant Frequency” in Int’l Journal Computer Science & Telecommunications, Vol-3, Issue-2, April-June 2012.

Research Team Area of Research

Dr. Debasis Giri Cryptography, Information Security, E-Commerce

Security

Dr. Debasis Giri and

Subhankar Joardar

Swarm Intelligence Based Optimization of Mobile

Adhoc Networks and Congestion Control

Tarun Kumar Ghosh and

Subhabrata Barman

Load balanced Task Scheduling and Optimization in

Grid Environment

Anupam Pattanayak Key Predistribution, Cryptographic Hash Function,

Signal Processing in Encrypted Domain

Shyamalendu Kandar Visual Cryptography

Sabyasachi Pramanik Steganography

Patrali Pradhan Soft Computing

Faculty Achievements

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PhD Thesis Completed / Ongoing

Topic / Title University /

Institute

PhD Researcher Guide

Swarm Intelligence Based

Optimization of MANET’s

Simulation & Congestion Control

BIT,

Mesra

Subhankar Joardar Dr. Vandana

Bhattacherjee &

Dr. Debasis Giri

Tools of Soft Computing For

Developing Relation Between

Resonant Frequency and the

Dimensions of Slots of a

Microstrip Antenna

Kalyani

University

Patrali Pradhan Dr. Debasree

Chanda(Sarkar) &

Dr. Sushanta

Biswas

Books / Articles / Chapters Published

Major R & D projects

Seminars / Conferences/ Workshops/ Training courses organized

Title Funding Authority

International Conference on “Security Aspects in Information Technology, High-Performance Computing and Networking (INFOSECHICOMNET-2011)” held on Oct. 19-21, 2011. In collaboration with IIT-Kharagpur, Calcutta

DST (Rs. 50,000) Intel (Rs. 4,00,000/-) DIT (Rs. 2,00,000/-) CSIR (Rs. 75,000/-) INSA (Rs. 40,000/-)

Author Book Title Publisher Name Year

Tarun Kumar

Ghosh

Computer Organization &

Architecture

Tata McGraw

Hill

2008

Shyamalendu

Kandar

Automata Theory & Formal

Languages

Pearson

Education

2012

Jayeeta

Majumder and

Gargi Saha

SQL Injection Attacks and Possible

Remedies

Lambert

Academic

Publishing

2012

Tarun Kumar

Ghosh

Computer Graphics & Multimedia Oxford

University Press

In

Press

Topic Amount / Funding Authority

Year

Modernization of Computer Networking and Information Security Lab (under (MODROBS)

5.0 Lacs AICTE, Govt. of India

2009

Departmental Achievements

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University, Jadavpur University, BESU, Kalyani University, WBUT, BIT-Mesra, IGNOU

Nucleodyne Info System (Rs. 70,000) DRDO (Rs. 1,50,000)

Invited Lectures Organized

Title / Topic Resource person details

Emerging Technologies in Information Technology, 2009

Prof. Swapan Bhattacharya, Director, NIT, Durgapur.

Dr. Rajat De, ISI, Kolkata.

Prof. Ranjan Dasgupta, NITTTR, Kolkata.

Dr. Amlan Chakraborty, University of Calcutta.

Prof. Ranjan Parekh, Jadavpur University.

Special Invited Lecture Session on Cryptography on 15th February 2011.

Professor Bimal K. Roy, Director, Indian Statistical Institute

Invited Lectures Delivered

Faculty Topic Event / Organization

Dr. Debasis Giri

Cryptanalysis of Public-Key Cryptosystems and Digital Signatures

National Conference on Recent Trends in Mathematical Sc. & their Applications at Modi Institute of Science & Technology, Rajasthan, 5-6 November 2012.

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Local Search Based Approach in Grid Scheduling Using Simulated Annealing Rajmohan Goswami, Tarun Kumar Ghosh and Subhabrata Barman

Grid computing is a High Performance Computing environment. Load balancing is an important aspect of Grids, which provide the necessary resource management features. This decision is made by a resource management component of the Grid, namely, the Grid scheduler. While Grid users are often interested in satisfaction of their Quality of Service (QoS) requirements, these cannot be satisfactory handled by commonly used queue-based approaches. In this paper, a local search based approach based on Simulated Annealing (SA) is proposed as a periodical optimizer to other dynamic, space shared and schedule-based scheduling policies. SA is found to be most reliable method to apply in practice. Using simulated annealing it has been proved that it is possible to converge to the best solution. Simulation Output Current Grid scheduling systems are all queue based systems. These systems use one or more incoming queues where jobs are stored until they are scheduled for execution. All systems use basic First Come First Served (FCFS) scheduling policy. Through the simulation, the proposed SA based scheduling algorithm has been compared with FCFS algorithm. Figure 1 and Figure 2 present graphs depicting the number of waiting and running jobs per day as were generated by the simulator Alea 2.1 during the simulation. These graphs demonstrate major differences among the algorithms. Concerning the machine usage FCFS generates very poor results. FCFS is not able to utilize available resources when the first job in the queue requires some specific and currently unavailable machine(s). At this point, other “more flexible” jobs in the queue can be executed increasing the machine utilization. The graphs reveal that SA based approach is able to increase the machine usage by efficient local search.

Technical Corner

Figure 1: FCFS

Figure 2: Simulated Annealing

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News Bulletin Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering


Prof (Dr) M. K Pandit Prof. & Dean School of

Electronics, Computer

science & Informatics.

M.E. Tel.E , Ph.D 10 yrs industry

5 yrs research

4 yrs teaching

Dr. Sunandan Bhunia Associate Professor &

Head

M. Tech., Ph.D 9 yrs teaching

Mr. Asim Kumar Jana Associate Professor M.Prod.E , MBA 9 yrs industry

4 yrs research

14 yrs teaching

Dr. Jaydeb Bhaumik Associate Professor M. Tech., Ph. D 4.6 yrs research

7.5 yrs teaching

Mrs. Somdutta Sinha Assistant Professor M. Tech. 8 yrs teaching

Mr. Kushal Roy Assistant Professor M.Inst., M.Phil 4 yrs research

9 yrs teaching

Mr. Amit Bhattacharyya Assistant Professor M.sc. , M. Tech. 5 yrs teaching

Mr. Jagannath Samanta Assistant Professor M. Tech. 7.6 yrs teaching

Mr. Suman Paul Assistant Professor M. Tech. 5 yrs teaching

Mr. Rajkumar Maity Assistant Professor M. Tech. 7 yrs teaching

Mr. Tirthadip Sinha Assistant Professor M. E. Tel. E 4 yrs teaching

2 yr industry

Mr. Banibrata Bag Assistant Professor M. Tech. 4 yrs teaching

4 yrs industry

Mr. Surajit Mukherjee Assistant Professor M. Tech. 3.6 yrs teaching

Mr. Akinchan Das Assistant Professor M. Sc., M. Tech. 4 yrs teaching

Mr. Dibyendu

Chowdhury

Assistant Professor M. Sc., M. Tech. 4 yrs teaching

Mr. Bishnu Prasad De Assistant Professor M. Tech. 4 yrs teaching

Mr. Avisankar Roy Assistant Professor M. Tech. 7 yrs teaching

Mr. Avishek Das Assistant Professor M. Tech. 2.6 yrs teaching

1 yr research

Mr. Pinaki Satpathy Assistant Professor M. Tech. 5 yrs teaching

Mr. Santanu Maity Assistant Professor M. Tech. 2 yrs industry

1yr teaching

Student Intake : UG 120 per Academic Session PG 36 per Academic Session Intake Quality : Top 10% of WB Joint Entrance Exam (B. Tech) Top 20% of GATE (M. Tech)

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Communication Systems Laboratory

Analog Electronics Laboratory

Digital Electronics Laboratory

Basic Electronics Laboratory

Digital Signal Processing & IC Design Laboratory

Microwave & Antenna Laboratory

VLSI Laboratory

Embedded System Laboratory

PCB Design & Fabrication Laboratory

Advanced Communication Laboratory

Control Laboratory

Circuit Theory & Network Laboratory

Microcontroller & Digital Signal Processor Laboratory

Digital Communication Laboratory

University Positions

20% above 9 DGPA, 45% above 8 DGPA in B. Tech

50% above 9 DGPA, 100% above 8 DGPA in M. Tech

Magnanil Goswami (M. Tech) secured first position in University examination receiving University Gold Medal in the year 2011


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Higher Studies 81 number of students have qualified GATE examination during 2011 - 13

27 number of students have qualified CAT examination during 2011 - 13

One student has qualified IELTS o Agnirudra Sikdar pursuing MS Politecnico Di Milano, Italy, 2013

One student has qualified GRE o Rimita Mondal 2012

10 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE/MBA in IITs o Saikat Karmakar, 2010 pass out (M.Tech @ KGP) o Subhranil Naskar, 2010 pass out (MBA @ Roorkee ) o Sandhya Suman, 2010 pass out ( M.Tech @ Delhi) o Priya Adhikary, 2011 pass out ( MBA @ Roorkee) o Rajesh Kumar, 2012 pass out (M.Tech @ KGP)

5 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE in NIT

2 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Jadavpur University (JU)

3 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Bengal Engineering and Science University (BESU)

2 number of students have got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Calcutta University (CU)


Industrial Training: NTPC, BSNL, DVC, Indian Oil, Ichapur gun and rifle factory, Door Darshan, All India Radio, HAL, AAI, SAIL, Indian Railway, WBPDC, HP, TCS, Reliance communication, TATA communication, SIMOCO, Wipro, CMC, FONS, IIT KGP, Jadavpur University etc.

Public Sector organizations (Both Central and State)

Indian Railways, DRDO,ISRO, Indian Navy

Private organizations Core Sector Sankalp, Nokia, Tech Mahindra, Syntel. Software (IT Sector) TCS, Infosys, Wipro, CTS, Aquarian InfoTech, Wipro BPO, WIPRO Technologies, MicroRoot POC, PH Software Solutions, Zenoova Technicals Pvt. Ltd.

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Major B.Tech Student Projects: 1. J. Samanta, A Patra, D Mishra, R Rashmi, I Kundu & R Koley, “Performance Analysis of Different

Topologies of 1-Bit Full Adder in UDSM Technology”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE) ISSN: 2278-3075, Volume-1, Issue-2, pp:35-42, July-2012.

2. M. Basak, M. Sutradhar, B. Santra, M. Saha, D. Chowdhury and J. Samanta, “Study the performance analysis of low power –high speed carry select adder using EDA simulation tool”, International Journal of VLSI and Embedded Systems (IJVES), ISSN: 2249–6556, Vol-04, Article-06102, pp:444-448, June 2013

3. J Samanta, A Patra, D Mishra, R Rashmi, I Kundu & R Koley,” Performance Analysis of Different Topologies of 1-Bit Full Adder in UDSM Technology”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), ISSN: 2278-3075, Volume-1, Issue-2,July-2012, pp 35-42.

4. S. Mukherjee, S. Roy, A. Tudu, S. Bhunia, T. K. Barik, “ Designing of Frequency Selective Surfaces Operating in Microwave Frequencies”, National Seminar on Photonics and Nanosciencies, Department of Physics, Garhbeta College, Garhbeta, Paschim Medinipur on December 20-21, 2011, pp 79-84.

Major M.Tech Student Projects: 1. Jagannath Samanta, Mousam Halder, Bishnu Prasad De, “Performance Analysis of High Speed Low

Power Carry Look-Ahead Adder Using Different Logic Styles” International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering (IJSCE) ISSN: 2231-2307, Volume-2, Issue-6, pp:330-336, Jan- 2013.

2. D. Mukherjee, A.K. Jana and M. K. Pandit, “Detailed Investigation on Power Conditioning Unit (PCU) using Intelligent Signal Processing”, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT), (ISSN: 2249-8958), Vol 2, No 4, April 2013, pp. 426-434.

3. K. Majumdar, M. K. Pandit and A. K. Jana, “Design of a Novel Economic Multiplier in VLSI using Reversible Logic Gates”, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT), (ISSN: 2249-8958), Vol 2, No 2, Dec 2012, pp. 317-321.

4. Snigdha Madhab Ghosh, Anindya Sundar Dhar, Sunandan Bhunia, “DIRECT DIGITAL FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER DESIGN WITH MODIFIED PARABOLIC METHOD”, International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering (IJSCE), Volume-1, Issue-6, January 2012, ISSN: 2231-2307, pp 149-153.

5. Niladri Mandal, Souragni Ghosh, “A Modified Fast FFT Algorithm for OFDM Based Future Wireless Communication System”, International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering (IJSCE), Volume-1, Issue-6, January 2012, ISSN: 2231-2307, pp 179-184.

6. Rathindra Nath Giri, M.K.Pandit, “Pipelined Floating-Point Arithmetic Unit (FPU) for Advanced Computing Systems using FPGA”, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT), ISSN: 2249 – 8958, Volume-1, Issue-4, April 2012, pp 168-174.

7. Santanu Maity, Bishnu Prasad De, Aditya Kr. Singh, “Design and Implementation of Low-Power High-Performance Carry Skip Adder”, International Journal of Engineering and Advanced Technology (IJEAT), ISSN: 2249 – 8958, Volume-1, Issue-4, April 2012, pp 212-218.

8. Arpan Ghorai, Dibyendu Chowdhury, Satyajit Das, “DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF PUBLIC KEY STEGANOGRAPHY”, International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering (IJSCE), ISSN: 2231-2307, Volume-2, Issue-2, May 2012, pp 354-358.

9. Niladree De, Jaydeb Bhaumik, “A Modified XTEA”, International Journal of Soft Computing and Engineering (IJSCE), ISSN: 2231-2307, Volume-2, Issue-2, May 2012, pp 461-464.

10. Jagannath Samanta, Mousam Halder, Bishnu Prasad De, “Design and Analysis of high speed low power Carry Look-Ahead Adder using static logic”, 2nd National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques NCACD 2012, 29 – 30th September, Department of ECE, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, pp 79-83.

11. Jaydeb Bhaumik, Anindya Sundar Das, Jagannath Samanta, “Architecture for Programmable Generator Polynomial Based Reed-Solomon Encoder and Decoder”, 2nd National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques NCACD 2012, 29 – 30th September, Department of ECE, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, pp 87-90.

12. Anindya Sundar Das, Satyajit Das, Jaydeb Bhaumik, “Design of RS (255, 251) Encoder and Decoder in FPGA”, 2nd National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques NCACD 2012, 29 – 30th September, Department of ECE, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, pp 91-94.

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13. Snigdha Madhab Ghosh, Partha Mitra, Sunandan Bhunia, “Towards Emotion Detection Through Electro-Cardiograph (ECG) Signal”, 2nd National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques NCACD 2012, 29 – 30th September, Department of ECE, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, Purba Medinipur, West Bengal, pp 130-134

14. Banibrata Bag, Akinchan Das, Anindya Sundar Das, Surajit Mukherjee and A. S. Patra, “A Novel Low-Cost Bidirectional Multimedia Data Transmission Using Optical Fiber in RoF System”, International Conference on Fiber Optics and Photonics - OSA 2012, IIT Chennai, December,2012.

15. Ashish Kumar Singh, Jagannath Samanta, Jaydeb Bhaumik, “Modified I-V Model for Delay Analysis of UDSM CMOS Circuits”, 2012 International Conference on Communications, Devices and Intelligent Systems (CODIS), Jadavpur University (JU) Main Campus, Kolkata, India, December 28 & 29, 2012.

16. Satyajit Das, Jaydeb Bhaumik, “Strengthening SPN-type block cipher architecture against fault attack”, 2012 International Conference on Communications, Devices and Intelligent Systems (CODIS), Jadavpur University (JU) Main Campus, Kolkata, India, December 28 & 29, 2012.

17. Ghosh Snigdha Madhab, Dhar Anindya Sundar, Bhunia Sunandan “ Direct Digital Frequency Synthesizer Design with Modified Parabolic Approximation Method”, National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, November 5-6, 2011, pp 58-61.

18. Satyajit Das, Jaydeb Bhowmik “ Compact Implementation of AES on FPGA”, National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, November 5-6, 2011, pp 62-65.

19. Niladri Mandal, Souragni Ghosh “ A Modified Fast FFT Algorithm for OFDM Based Future Wireless Communication System”, National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques, Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, November 5-6, 2011, pp 79-84.

20. T.K.Barik, S.Bhunia, A.Bera, A.Bag, T.S.Santra, “Preparation and Chaacterization of diamond-like nanocomposite (DLN) thin films”, National Conference on Materials, Devices and Circuits in Communication technology held on March 27-28,2010 organized jointly by IETE Burdwan Sub-Center and Dept. of Physics, University of Burdwan, Burdwan. pp-54-55.

Book Publication: J. Samanta, Ashish Kumar Singh, “An improved MOSFET I-V model and its application in nano-CMOS circuits” Lap Lambert Academic Publishing, Germany, ISBN-978-3-659-44752-5, August-2013.

Co-curricular & Extra-curricular Activities

Football team of the department was champion in 2010-2011 College Football Tournaments. Nitish Shaw won 2nd position in the event “RO-VERS” on TECHSTORM 2011, organize by

B.P.Poddar Institute of Management and Technology, Kolkata, on 2nd – 3rd September, 2011. Nitish Shaw, Gautam Kumar and Prabhakar Labh won 2nd position in the event “X-RACE”

on IEM UTSAV 2011, organized by Institute of Engineering and Management and Technology, Kolkata, on 27th – 28th August, 2011.

Cricket team of the department won the Champion’s Trophy in the College in Inter department Cricket Tournament in 2010-2011.

Cricket team of the department bagged the Runner-up’s Trophy in the College in Inter department Cricket Tournament in 2011-2012.

Sachin Sarawgi has adjudged to be excellent with in top three of 66 participant of the short term course on “Certificate in Web Development” conducted during September 4th 2012 to September 23rd 2012 at Haldia Institute of Technology, organize by Nettech Private Ltd.

Abhishek Kumar and Manohar Kumar won 1st position in the event “Wizards of Math” contest; organize by Vista Mind, Kolkata, on 10th November, 2012.

Nitish Shaw, Gautam Kumar and Sourabh Mishra won 1st position in the event “Robotics”

on KSHITIJ, organized by Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, on 1st – 4th February,

2013. Soumalya Saha and Atriyo Daripa won 4th position in the event “Robotics” on KSHITIJ,

organized by Indian Institute of Technology, Kharagpur, on 1st – 4th February, 2013.

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Rahul Kumar, Ramrup Chatterjee, Sumit Kumar, Rajeev Kishore and Souvik Ghosh won 3rd position in the event “Mission Impossible (Robotics)” on AAROHAN 2013, organized by National Institute of Technology, Durhapur, on 7th – 10th February, 2013.

Volleyball team of the department won the Champion’s Trophy in the College in Inter department Volleyball Tournament in 2012-2013.


Important Research Publications

[1] J. Bhaumik and D. Roy Chowdhury, “New Architectural Design of CA-Based Codec” IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration Systems, vol. 17, no. 8, pp. 1139-1144, July 2010.

[2] J. Bhaumik and D. Roy Chowdhury, “Nimix: An Involutary Nonlinear Vectorial Boolean Function” Journal of Discrete Mathematical Sciences & Cryptography , vol. 14, no. 3, pp. 261-277, June 2011.

[3] Kushal Roy, “Fabrication Characterization and Comparative Analysis of Sol-Gel Derived [La/Va] Mg doped Composite PZT nano ceramic material for Temperature Sensors in Capacitive Configuration”, METAMATERIALS, pp- 199-202, London, 2009.

[4] Kushal Roy, “Fabrication Characterization and Comparative Analysis of Sol- Gel Derived [La /Va] Mg doped Composite PZT nano ceramic material for Temperature Sensors in Embedded Capacitive Configuration. ISP JOURNAL OF Electronics Engineering, Volume 1, Issue 1, October’ 2011, (31-35), ISSN 2250-0537 (Online).


Prof. M.K.Pandit, S. Paul Scheduling in Embedded Systems

Dr. S. Bhunia, A. Roy Microstrip Patch Antennas

Dr. J. Bhaumik, J.

Samanta, D. Chowdhury

Cryptography, Error Correcting Codes, Image

Processing in VLSI

A.Das, B. Bag Free space optics


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Topic / Title University /

Institute


Some Studies on Microstrip

Patch Antennas

Jadavpur

University

Sunandan Bhunia Prof. Bhaskar

Gupta & Prof.

P.P.Sarkar

Design and implementation of

error correcting coeds and

cryptography primitives.

IIT KGP Jaydeb Bhaumik Prof. D.

RoyChowdhury &

Dr. I. Chakraborty

Books / Articles / Chapters Published

Major R & D projects

Author Book Title Publisher Name Year

Kushal

Roy

Advanced Optical Fiber

Communication

Scientech Publications

(India) Pvt. Ltd.

2011

Tirthadip

Sinha

Multi-Band OFDM System for

Realistic UWB-WPAN Channel:

Concept, Model Design &

Performance Analysis

Lap Lambert

Academic Publishing,

Germany

2013

J. Samanta,

A. K.

Singh

An improved MOSFET I-V model

and its application in nano-CMOS

circuits

Lap Lambert

Academic Publishing,

Germany

2013

Topic Amount / Funding Authority

Year

A Study and Development of PZT (Led Zirconium Titanate) Nano ceramics to be used as thermal sensors by SOL-GEL

Rs. 5.22 Lacs, DST, Govt. of India

2008

Modernization of Embedded systems Lab (MODROBS). Rs. 6,00,000/- AICTE, Govt. of India

2012

Analysis and Design of Substitution and Permutation Network Type Block Cipher.

Rs. 6,65,000/- DST, Govt. of India

2012

Designing of compact, Dual & Multi frequency Broadband Microstrip Patch Antennas by Meandering Techniques and DGS Structures.

Rs. 6,30,000/- DST, Govt. of India

2012


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Winter School on Microcontroller & Embedded Systems (2009)

TEQIP

Winter School on PCB Fabrication for (WiPEM-11) Embedded Electronics

IEEE, HIT Student Branch

Winter School on PCB Fabrication for(WiPEM-12) Embedded Electronics

IEEE, HIT Student Branch

National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques (2011)

CSIR DRDO

2nd National Conference on Advanced Communication Systems and Design Techniques (2012)

CSIR DRDO

NCACD 2012 NCACD 2011

Invited Lectures Organized

Title / Topic Resource person details

“On Chip Design of Embedded Systems for Image Processing Application”

Prof. Bhargab B. Bhattacharya, ISI Kolkata

“Soft Computing and its application in engineering” 14th November, 2010

Prof. Bijan Sarkar, Professor, Dept. of Production Engineering, J.U, Kolkata

“Grid and Cloud Computing” 6th July, 2011 Prof. Nandini Mukherjee, Director of School of Mobile Computing, J.U, kolkata

“Software Defined Radio” 3rd February 2012 Prof. Amitava Sinha, Director, School of Information Technology, WBUT, Kolkata

“Digital watermarking for images and video: a research insight on Motion Compensated video watermarking” 9th February 2012

Dr. Deepayan Bhowmik, Post Doctoral Fellow,University of Sheffield, UK

“PCB Manufacturing Technology” 10 -14, January, 2011

Prof. S.K.Mitra, Dept. of Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engg., Haldia Institute Technology

“FMDM (Fuzzy Multi Criteria Decision Making) and MCDM (Multi Criteria Decision Making)” 10 -14, January, 2011

Prof. Bijan Sarkar, Professor, Dept. of Production Engineering, J.U, Kolkata

“Advances in Communication Technology: A new Look” 5th November 2011

Prof. B.N. Biswas, Chaiman, SKF Education Division , Mankundu

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“How Secure the Crypto Hardware are on FPGA Platform” 5th November 2011

Prof. Dipanwita Roychoudhury, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engneering, IIT Kharagpur

“The World of Bugs” 6th November 2011 Prof. Pallav Dasgupta, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engneering, IIT Kharagpur

“Design Optimization in VLSI Archetecture” 6th November 2011

Dr. Anindya Sundar Dhar, Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical &Electronics Engineering, IIT Kharagpur

“Parallel Computational Lithography” 6th November 2011

Prof. Partha Pratim Das, Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engneering, IIT Kharagpur

“Generalization in phase F.I.R Systems” 29th September, 2012

Prof. S. C. Dutta Roy, INSA Professor IIT Delhi

“Practical design issues related to monopole antenna of high gain and bandwidth” 29th September, 2012

Prof. P. P. Sarkar, DETS, University of Kalyani, WB

“Microwave Tubes Development Scenario in India” 29th September, 2012

Prof. B. N. Basu, Sir J. C. Bose School of Engineering, WB

“A new approach in Gunn diode oscillations” 29th September, 2012

Prof. B.N. Biswas, Chairman, SKF Education Division, Mankundu

“Interconnection issues on VLSI design as well as CNT interconnects and challenges in 3D VLSI” 30th September, 2012

Mr. D. P. Das, MSIT Kolkata

“Ideas of developing nanostructure photonic devices” 30th September, 2012

Prof. N. R. Das, Institute of Radio Physics and Electronics, Calcutta University

“High level user interactive video summarization” 30th September, 2012

Prof. A. S. Chaudhury, Department of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering Jadavpur University



Dr. Sunandan

Bhunia

Microstrip Patch Antenna’s Limitations And Their Remedies

3rd National Conference on “Engineering Education in the New Century” Organized by Sir J.C. Bose School of Engineering, Supreme knowledge foundation group of Institutions during 15-16 February 2013 at Mankundu, Hooghly

Dr. Jaydeb

Bhaumik

Role of Diffusion layer in Block Cipher

10th National Workshop on Cryptology, organized by PSG College of Technology, Coimbatore, Jointly with CRSI, August 2010

Mr. Asim Kumar

Jana

Microprocessors, Microcontrollers, Embedded Systems & Reconfigurable Robots

“Advances in Robotics & Mechatronics -Multidisciplinary System Engineering” organized by College of Engineering and Management, kolaghat during 23rd – 29th Jun, 2013 under TEQIP-II.

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Small in Size, Big on Power: New Microbatteries the Most Powerful Yet

Kushal Roy

“Though tough they are small and fierce”. The most powerful batteries on the planet are only a few millimetres in size, yet they pack such a punch that a driver could use a cell phone powered by these batteries to jump-start a dead car battery and then recharge the phone in the blink of an eye. Developed by researchers at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, the new microbatteries out-power even the best supercapacitors and could drive new applications in radio communications and compact electronics. This is a whole new way to think about batteries. Think of a battery can deliver far more power than anybody ever imagined! In recent decades, electronics have gotten small. The thinking parts of computers have gotten small. And the battery has lagged far behind. This is a micro technology that could change all of that. Now the power source is as high-performance as the rest of it." With currently available power sources, users have had to choose between power and energy. For applications that need a lot of power, like broadcasting a radio signal over a long distance, capacitors can release energy very quickly but can only store a small amount. For applications that need a lot of energy, like playing a radio for a long time, fuel cells and batteries can hold a lot of energy but release it or recharge slowly. Rightly said, "There's a sacrifice in every research.” If you want high energy you can't get high power; if you want high power it's very difficult to get high energy. But for very interesting applications, especially modern applications, you really need both. That's what these batteries are designed to do. The new microbatteries offer both power and energy, and by tweaking the structure a bit, the researchers can tune them over a wide range on the power-versus-energy scale. The batteries owe their high performance to their internal three-dimensional microstructure. Batteries have two key components: the anode (positive side) and cathode (negative side). Building on a novel fast-charging cathode design by nano materials, researchers have successfully developed a matching anode and then developed a new way to integrate the two components at the micro scale to make a complete battery with superior performance. With so much power, the batteries can enable sensors or radio signals that broadcast 30 times farther, or devices 30 times smaller. The batteries are rechargeable and can charge 1,000 times faster than the existing technologies – (imagine a credit-card-thin phone in less than a second). In addition to consumer electronics, medical devices, lasers, sensors and other applications could see leaps forward in technology with such power sources available. Any kind of electronic device was limited by the size of the battery until now, these batteries are likely to change this concept of electronic devices. It's not a progressive improvement over previous technologies; it breaks the normal paradigms of energy sources. It's allowing us to do different, new things."

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News Bulletin Department of Information Technology


Sri Soumen Paul HOD, Associate Professor

M.Stat, M.Tech 10 yrs industry 6 yrs research 11 yrs teaching

Sri Susmit Maity Associate Professor

M.Tech 3 yrs research 11 yrs teaching

Sri Soumen Saha Assistant Professor

M.Tech 3 yrs research 9 yrs Teaching

Madhumita Maity

Assistant Professor

M.Tech 7 yrs teaching

Moumita Mantri

Assistant Professor

M.Tech 6 yrs Teaching

Sabyasachi Samanta

Assistant Professor


Sri Bidyut Das Assistant Professor


Sri Pranab Goswami

Assistant Professor

M.Tech 5 yrs teaching

Ujjwal Sinha

Assistant Professor


Multimedia Lab

Computer Organization Lab

Computing System Lab

Student Intake : 60 per Academic Session

Intake Quality : Top 20% of WB Joint Entrance Exam

Major Laboratories

Faculty Profiles

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University Positions

8% above 9 DGPA, 30% above 8 DGPA

Higher Studies

20 number of students have qualified GATE examination (2010 -2013)

10 number of students have qualified CAT/MAT examination (2010 -2013)

1 student (Sridip Banerjee) qualified GRE and got engaged to higher studies at USA (2009)

One student got admission for M. Tech/MEE in Jadavpur University (JU)


Industrial Training / Summer Internships: BSNL ISI, BESU, JU, Globsyn, IBM etc.


Dead beat Realization of Linear Control System using Multimodal technique

Cloud Configuration using Eucalyptus tool

Modified Gnome Sort Algorithm.

Co-curricular Activities

Souradyuti Coondo and Bikash Kr. Singh were 1st runner-up in the national programming competition held at INFOSYS on year 2011


Champion department of Annual sports at Haldia Institute of Technology on 2008-2009

Private organizations Software (IT Sector) Wipro,TCS,BCS,Connectiva,Capgimini,CMC,CTS,Tech Mohindra,Infosys,Syntel


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[1] Bhaskar Nandi, Subhabrata Barman, Soumen Paul “Genetic Algorithm Based Optimization of

Clustering in Ad-Hoc Networks” , International Journal of Computer Science and Information

Security (IJCSIS), USA (ISSN 1947-5500), Volume 7, No. 1, 2010, pp 165-169.

[2] Soumen Paul, Moumita Kayal, Reetam Sinha, A.K.Nath “Dead Beat Realization of Linear

Control System using Multimodal Technique”, Journal of Computer Science and Control

Systems(JCSCS), Romania, (ISSN 1844 – 6043), Vol 3, No 2, October 2010, pp 69-76

[3] Tarun Kanti Janaa,, Bipradas Bairagi, Soumen Paul, Bijan Sarkar, Jyotirmoy Saha “Dynamic

schedule execution in an agent based holonic Manufacturing System” will be published in

Journal of Manufacturing Systems, Elsevier,

[4] Soumen Saha, “Partial temporal ordaring in Distributed network” published in International

Journal of Computer Applications(0975-8887) Vol-53, no 12, Sep 2012, Co Author: Dr. Utpal

Roy

[5] An Approach to Neural Network based pattern classifier for printed Bengali chharacters in

International Journal of Artificial Intelligence and Knowledge Discovery in April,2011, Ujjwal

Sinha, Sabyasachi Samanta,Sourav Dutta

[6] Sabyasachi Samanta, Saurabh Dutta, Goutam Sanyal, ”Digital Watermarking through

Embedding of Encrypted and Arithmetically Compressed Data into Image using Variable-

Length Key”, “International Journal of Network Security & Its Applications (IJNSA)” Vol. 3,

No. 2, 2011, pp.30-41

[7] Ujjwal Sinha, Sabyasachi Samanta, Saurabh Dutta, “An Approach to Neural Network Based

Pattern Classifier for Printed Bengali Characters”, “International Journal of Artificial

Intelligence and Knowledge Discovery”, Vol.1, Issue 2, April, 2011, pp. 17-21

[8] Sabyasachi Samanta, Saurabh Dutta, Goutam Sanyal, “An Enhancement of Security on Image

Applying Asymmetric Key Algorithm”, International Journal of Computer Applications,

Volume 25– No.5, July 2011, pp. 19-23

[9] Sabyasachi Samanta, Saurabh Dutta, Goutam Sanyal, “Incorporation of Digital Watermarking

through Embedding one Image within another Image ”IRACST- International Journal of

Computer Science and Information Technology & Security (IJCSITS), ISSN: 2249-955, Vol. 2,

No.3, June 2012, pp. 626-630.


Sri Soumen Paul Soft Computing

Sri Susmit Maity Cellular Automata

Sri Soumen Saha Distributed Computing

Smt Madhumita Maity Network Security

Smt Moumita Mantri Network Security

Sri Sabyasachi Samanta Cryptography

Sri Bidyut Das Web and text Mining

Sri Ujjwal Kumar Sinha Artificial Intelligence

Sri Pranab Goswami Image Processing


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Topic / Title University / Institute


On Design Methodology Using Signal Correction Technique For Dead Beat Control of Higher Order Linear, Non-Linear and Time Varying Systems

Jadavpur

University

Soumen Paul

(Thesis

Submitted)

Prof Ajit Kumar

Mondal

A Novel Approach to enhance security of data using invisible marking Tagged With Encryption

NIT, Durgapur

Sabyasachi Samanta, Ongoing

Prof Goutam Syanal



National Workshop on “SKILAB FOR SCIENTIFIC COMPUTING” under Free and Open Source Software for Science and Engineering Education on 27th -29th December, 2010

MHRD, Govt. of India



Soumen Paul An Workshop on Soft Computing: Theory and Application

Academy of Technology

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Deadbeat Realization of Linear Higher order Systems using Genetic Algorithm

Soumen Paul, Associate Prof. & Head

Deadbeat controllers for linear systems have long been investigated, and successful applications have been reported in many literatures. For non-linear systems, deadbeat control is still an open research problem. Though, some results on deadbeat controllability for classes of nonlinear systems can be found and references through some publications. Various techniques have been adopted in the past for realizing (compensating) deadbeat transient response of linear nonlinear and time varying control systems. In this aspect Signal correction technique (SCT) may be used to achieve the deadbeat transient response for linear, non-linear and time varying control systems. Signal correction technique (SCT), now days is among the most powerful techniques, where a suitable signal is generated by an algorithm using the states of the system and added with the command signal to implement the deadbeat response. It has the advantage that no controller has to be incorporated in the control loop nor is any signal shaping controller required. In some publications, though a general formulation for SCT for deadbeat response of linear systems of any order has been suggested, but an algorithm for the implementation has been reported only for a second order system with some parameter restriction and it has been developed using some experimental data. This work mainly concentrates to the deadbeat realization of higher order linear continuous system with step, ramp and any linear type input (step+ramp). To consider the higher order system for deadbeat compensation, the first approach is to find the most appropriate or equivalent reduced second order system to the given higher order system In this work order reduction is done by minimizing the output error between original higher order system and equivalent second order system without changing the poles. This technique may not give the good approximation to higher order system always. To overcome this problem, genetic algorithm (GA) is used in this research for finding out the different parameters for the reduced equivalent second order system. In case of deadbeat realization of higher order system, the appropriate signal parameters can be obtained also using genetic algorithm (GA). Earlier the design technique of optimum control systems with dead-beat response to parabolic inputs, for UPS inverters a dead-beat control technique had been achieved to eliminate the limitations of pulse width by allowing the application of the newly computed pulse width with time delay. A ripple free dead-beat controller using Diophantine equation. The parameterizations of dead beat controller by adopting polynomial methods. Modification of digital controller algorithms. The existence and construction of deadbeat control laws in discrete time system using the state space techniques etc. The reduction of higher order system to second order system with different methodology explored by different authors, viz Aggregation method, Pade approximation, Routh approximation, Moment matching technique, Mihailov stability criterion, and Swarm optimization technique, Genetic Algorithm etc.

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News Bulletin Department of Computer Applications (MCA)


Sk. Sahnawaj Associate Professor MCA, MSc 12 yrs Teaching

Apratim Mitra Associate Professor MCA 4 yrs Industry

11 yrs Teaching

Satadru Sengupta Assistant Professor MCA 3 yrs Industry

11 yrs Teaching

Banani Ghose Assistant Professor MCA, MTech

Manashi Jana Assistant Professor MCA

Ramkrishna Das Assistant Professor MCA, MTech 2 yrs Industry

4 yrs Teaching

Bipasha Biswas Assistant Professor MCA 6 yrs Teaching

Kankana Datta Assistant Professor MCA 2 yrs Industry

3 yrs Teaching

Sk. Arif Ahmed Assistant Professor MCA 2 yrs Industry

3 yrs Teaching

Kabita Thaoroijam Assistant Professor MCA, PhD 4 yrs R&D

5 yrs Teaching

RDBMS Lab

University Positions 15% above 9 DGPA, 60% above 8 DGPA

Student Intake : 60 per Academic Session

Intake Quality : Top 25% of WBJECA


Major Laboratory

Faculty Profiles

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Industrial Training: NIC, GLOBSYN, CMC , etc.


WBUT State Inter College Athletic Meet 2012 o Sajal Sengupta won Gold Medal in 200 m run event o Sajal Sengupta won Silver Medal in High Jump event

WBUT Inter College Football Tournament : Captain of the Zonal Champion Football Team 2012 (Sajal Sengupta)


0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

Govt. Job

Software Job

Total Student

Public Sector organizations (Both Central and State)

FCI, NATIONAL BANK, SSC, etc.

Private organizations Software (IT Sector) TCS, CTS, IBM,WIPRO TECHNOLOGY, INFOSYS,RS SOFTWARE, MED SOFT PLUS, ANPS E-SOLUTIONS PVT LTD, CMC, etc


Kabita Thaoroijam Data Mining, Natural Language Processing

Shatadru Sengupta Software Engineering , Knowledge Management

Ramkrishna Das Private key encryption technique, visual cryptography

Biapsha Biswas Mallick Artificial Intelligence


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[1] Ramkrishna Das, Saurabh Dutta, “An Approach Of Private Key Encryption Technique Based On Multiple Operators And Nth Even Or Odd Term For ASCII Value Of A Plain Text‟s Character”, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT), www.ijert.org ( ISSN: 2278-0181, Vol. 2 Issue 4 ,April - 2013),pp 1433-1438.

[2] Ramkrishna Das, Saurabh Dutta, “An approach of bitwise Private-key Encryption technique based on Multiple Operators and numbers of 0 and 1 counted from binary representation of Plain Text„s single character.”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), www.ijitee.org (ISSN: 2278-3075, Vol. 2 Issue 6, May-2013) ,pp 94-98.

[3] Nilanjan Das, Ramkrishna Das, “An Approach of Secured E-commerce Transaction Model without Using Credit or Debit Card.”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), www.ijitee.org (ISSN: 2278-3075, Vol. 2 Issue 6, May-2013) ,pp 184-187.

[4] Bipasha Biswas Mallick, Dipankar Pramanik, , Ramkrishna Das, “Adaptive Fuzzy Route Lifetime For Ad-Hoc On-Demand Distance Vector (AODV) Routing Protocol”, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT), www.ijert.org ( ISSN: 2278-0181, Vol. 2 Issue 5 ,May - 2013),pp 1196-1202

[5] Ramkrishna Das, Saurabh Dutta, Samarendra Kulia , “ An Approach Of Visual Cryptography Scheme For Color Image By Cumulative Encryption Using Image Partitioning, Text Key Encryption, Image Key Encryption & Digital Enveloping”, International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT), www.ijert.org ( ISSN: 2278-0181, Vol. 2 Issue 5 ,May - 2013),pp 1341-1349

[6] Anupam Bhakta, Sandip Maity, Ramkrishna Das, Saurabh Dutta, “An Approach of Visual Cryptography Scheme by Cumulative Image Encryption Technique Using Image-key Encryption, Bit-Sieved Operation and K-N Secret Sharing Scheme.”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), www.ijitee.org (ISSN: 2278-3075, Vol. 3 Issue 1, June-2013) ,pp 20-23.

[7] A. Kakoti Mahanta, and Kabita Thaoroijam, “A Document Clustering Algorithm Using a Fuzzy Approach”, In Proc. National Conference on Trends in Advanced Computing(NCTAC 2007, Narosa Publishing House, Tezpur.

[8] Kabita Thaoroijam and A.K. Mahanta,” A Study On Similarity Measures For Document Clustering”,In Proc.International Conference on Web Engineering And Applications , (ICWA 2007), Bhubaneshwar.

[9] A. Kakoti Mahanta, and Kabita Thaoroijam, “A Document Clustering Algorithm Based On Fuzzy Representation Of Documents”, In Proc. International conference on Emerging Technologies and Applications in Engineering, Technology and Sciences, Rajkot, January 2008.

Industrial Consultancy Projects



Workshop on Algorithms and its Applications (October, 2010)

Ardent, CMC

Topic Organization / Company

Year

Web based E-transaction Applications for Haldia Municipality – using Python, Ruby, J2EE tools

Haldia Municipality 2011-12


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Expert Systems in Medical Diagnosis Shatadru Sengupta

1. Need for Automatic Diagnosis Complications of modern society inflict serious health issues in people of all ages and walks of life. The numbers and variation of patients with difficult symptoms have, thus, increased manifold, and doctors and other medical personnel are progressively facing newer and newer challenges in the diagnosis/ prediction of diseases. Hospitals and medical establishments the world over are looking up to automated medical diagnosis, i.e., Medical Expert Systems (MES), to tide over the adversity. 2. How does it All Work? MESs aid the human medical experts by first gathering and filtering the relevant data about a particular disease from specially constructed general medical databases (databases holding data on several medical problems, and on various medical tasks performed and their results, etc.). It then uses predictive, heuristic, stochastic, analytical and other modelling techniques to contextualise this data into information and intelligence on the situation at hand. Next, the Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the MES (implemented through soft-computing techniques like Artificial Neural Networks, Genetic Programming, Evolutionary Programming & Algorithms, Fuzzy Logic and so on) with the further aid of high end computational methods (like advanced Image Processing, data mining to name a few) determines the possibilities of occurrence of a particular/ particular sets of symptoms in a patient. With ever evolving techniques and technologies, the results exhibited by the MESs have already improved drastically. In all cases, of course, the directions shown by the system may invariably be checked by confirmatory tests at the behest of the concerned doctor.

Fig.1: A General Schematic Representation of a Medical Expert System 3. Dependability Issues An MES is as dependable as the technique and technology used. However, with highly advanced modern hardware, the main technical concerns are: (1) right data filtration (incorrect type or amount of data filtration may both lead to misinformation, compromising dependability); (2) right choice of computational methods (wrongly chosen methods increase time & space complexity, besides increasing errors; thus, wrong methods lead to loss of dependability). 4. Acceptability “Technology is as good as the person using it.” Many doctors, especially the more experienced ones, are often skeptical about the notion of a computer diagnosing or predicting diseases. Certainly, even in the foreseeable future, a doctor‟s instincts, intuition, or “gut feelings”, cannot be induced in an MES. Yet, the medical fraternity needs to see that these systems are not replacements of doctors – they are merely assistants providing a reliable lead into a medical investigation. Only through this viewpoint can cutting edge research embedded in an MES and the intelligence and impeccable skills of a doctor be successfully married into a deadly weapon against diseases

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Data Processing (filtration, contextualisation, organization, enhancement)

Medical Diagnosis and/or prediction

f(x

)

f(x

)

Medical Databases

A

I

A

A