VOL 8 ISSUE 1 - JANUARY 2023

• Strives persistently to achieve excellence in

computing discipline

• Aims to carve a niche for itself in Computer Science

and allied domains.

• Fosters vibrant outreach programs for industry,

IN THIS ISSUE
research organization, academia and society.

1 About School -Vision & Mission

2 Guest Lectures

3 Webinar, Seminar & Workshop

Organised

Conferences, Faculty Extension

4 Activities, FDP Organised & Patents

5 Project Proposals & Sanctioned, Faculty

Achievements, TSS & RSSS

MoU, Consultancy, Corporate

6 Training, Joint Webinar Series

7 Conference Papers & Journals

8 Book Chapters & Extending our

Family

9 Student Achievements

10 Automation in HealthCare Systems

11 Alumni Interview

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 About the School
History of computing discipline at VIT Chennai dates With an aim to carve a niche for itself in Computer
back to 2010, when the School of Computer Science Science and allied domains, the School strives to:
& Engineering was established to meet the demand Produce graduates thoroughly acquainted with the
for well-qualified computer professionals. Fast principles of modern Computing.
forward to today, and VIT is known to be one of the Science who are able to apply the principles in the
best colleges for computer engineering in Chennai. design and construction of reliable systems.
The mission of the School is to strive persistently for To equip students with the fundamental
achieving excellence in computing disciplines. It is understanding and practical skills needed by the
being pursued through its spectrum of academic potential organizers of a demanding profession.
programs in computing of contemporary standards. Provide cost-effective Information and
Communication Technology (ICT)-based
As one of the best engineering colleges for computer
solutions and value-added services to a variety of
science, our main aim is to produce computing
organizations and to meet the expectations of
graduates with potential, to design and develop
stakeholders.
systems involving the integration of software and
Foster a learning and creative community that
hardware devices, employ innovative approaches in
strives to continuously advance the frontiers of
programming and problem solving and solving
knowledge and promote the deployment and
problems. The aim is also to create Large Scale usage of ICT-based applications for betterment of
Software Systems and build data/computing society.
infrastructure for an organization.

Vision Mission

To be a world-renowned center of education, To offer education programs pertaining to

research and service in computing and its allied computation such that the students become
domains. technically competent and develop lifelong learning
skills.
To undertake ground-breaking research that
creates new technologies and solutions for
industries and the society on a larger scale.
To foster various outreach programs for industries,
research organizations, academia and the society.

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 Mr. Justin Rajasingh, Data Engineer, Charles Schwab,
On 5th January 2023, Dr. Ulrich Furbach, Professor of
Texas, US gave a guest lecture on the topic “Recent
Artificial Intelligence, gave a guest lecture in VIT Chennai
Trends in Database Technologies” on 23rd January,
on the topic ‘AI-Knowledge Learning & Remembering’. The
2023. The lecture was organized by Dr. Rajesh M.
lecture was organized by Prof. Khadar Nawas K.

On 10th January 2023, Dr. Sivakumar P organized a guest

lecture by Dr. Ravitha Rajalakshmi, Software Engineer,
Seminar Organised
RAVSoft Solution India(Pvt) Ltd, who spoke on the topic A two-day seminar on the topic “Knowledge Modeling
‘Python Structures for Data-Science’. and Learning from Representation” was held on 6th
January, 2023 and was organized by Sweetlin
Hemalatha.

Mr. Rishabh Kala, Business Technology Analyst, Deloitte

USI Consulting, gave a guest lecture on the topic ‘Chatbot
using RASA Natural Language Understanding’ on 12th Webinar Organised
January, 2023. The lecture was organized by Dr. Vergin
Raja Sarobin M.
Dr. Rajalakshmi organized a webinar by Dr. Prabha,
University of Texas, USA, on the topic “Introduction to
Internet of Medical Things” on 5th January, 2023.
Mr. Asma Sbaih, Research Associate, Engineering and IT
Department, Granada University, Spain, gave a guest lecture
on the topic “Breast Cancer Detection based on Machine
Learning and Deep Learning Techniques” on 18th January,
2023. The Lecture was held online and organized by Dr. Workshop Organised
Sakthivel.

A workshop was organized by Dr. D. Sathian and Dr. V.

Muthumanikandan on the topic “Multirotor Drone Design
Dr. Sakthivel organized a lecture by FHA. Shilby, Director-
and Development”. The two-day workshop was held on
Office of the Strategic Planning, Implementation and
9th January and 10th January, 2023.
Monitoring, South Eastern University of Sri lanka, Sri Lanka.
The lecture was on the topic “Role of Social Media in the
Digital Marketing” and was held on 19th January, 2023.

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Conferences, Faculty
Extension Activities, FDP
Organized & Patents.

To encourage, evolve and experience...

Conferences
• Dr. Suganya R participated in the 10th International Conference on Transformations in Engineering between 5th and
8th January, at Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering, Mysuru.

• Dr. Praveen Joe I R participated in the IFIP AICT Springer Series Conference at SSN College of Engineering, Chennai, on
5th January, 2023.

• Dr. Asha S attended the 5th International Conference on Smart Systems and Inventive Technology ICSSIT 2023 in
Tirunelveli, between 23rd and 24th January, 2023.

Faculty Extension Activities

• Dr. Sweetlin Hemalatha won a silver and bronze medal in a state level Badminton tournament held on 31st January,
2023.

• Dr. Harini S was the scientific advisory committee member at Global Health Research and Innovations (GHRIC),
Canada for the month of January, 2023.

FDP Organized
Dr. A. Sivabalakrishnan & Dr. N. Ganesh organized a 5-day long FDP in the Winter Semester from 9th to 13th January
2023 on the Design and Implementation of Enterprise Networks online.

Patents
The patent “Intelligent Shoe for Human Gait Walking Pattern Analysis using Deep Learning” by Dr. Parvathi R., filed on
21st December 2022 has been published.

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 Submitted list of project proposals to DBT

• "Establishment of Sustainable Livelihood for the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGS) through the
Development of Digital Solutions for Preserving Ethno medicines concerning Pulmonary Disorders and
Immunity Boosters" by Principal investigator Dr. G. Suganya and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.S.Ganapathy
and Dr.V.Vijayalakshmi. It was submitted on 1st February 2023 for a value of Rs. 1223892.

• “Precision Agriculture to monitor Soil Health, Crop Prediction, and Weed Detection with a Smart Application
using AI and Drone Technology” by Principal investigator Dr. Pattabiraman and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.
Harini S and Dr. Parvathi R. It is a 2-year project and was submitted on 16th January 2023 for the total of Rs.
2500000.

• “Nitrogen Deficiency Detection in Agricultural Lands for the enrichment of Rice crop cultivation in South India”
by Principal investigator Dr. Graceline Jasmine and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr. Jani Anbarasi L, Dr. Vergin
Raja Sarobin and Dr. Rukmani P. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 16th January 2023 for a total of
Rs. 1697820.

• “District-based Crop Yield Prediction in Tamil Nadu based on Geographical and Meteorological Data using
Machine Learning” by Principal investigator Dr. V. Sakthivel and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr. P. Prakash and
Dr. S. Geetha. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 19th January 2023 for a total of Rs. 2612832.

• “FARM-FOR-LIFE: AN AI-ML POWERED PRECISION FARMING AND CONTROL SYSTEM” by Principal

investigators Dr. Parkavi K and Dr. S. Leninisha and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr. R. Reena Roy, Dr. K. P.
Vijayakumar, and Dr. K. Pradeep. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 19th January 2023 for a total of
Rs. 2395000.

• “Design and Development of Deep Learning-based model for Disease Prediction In Crops/ Plants Using Image
Datasets” by Principal investigator Dr. R.Reena Roy and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.S.Linenisha,
Dr.K.Parkavi, Dr.K. P.Vijayakumar, and Dr.K.Pradeep. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 19th January
2023 for a total of Rs. 1964000.

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• “Smart Repeller – An artificial intelligence-based product for repelling monkeys from agriculture
field using smart calcium carbide cannon and ultrasonic sound generator” by Principal
investigator Dr. Jani Anbarasi and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.R.Radha and Dr.X.Anita. It is a
3-year project and was submitted on 19th January 2023 for a total of Rs. 1995000.

• “Smart Sugarcane Cultivation using Drones, IoT, and Computer Vision” by Principal investigator
Dr. Sandhya and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.R.Radha and Dr. Rajkumar S. It is a 2-year
project and was submitted on 19th January 2023 for a total of Rs. 1427400.

• “DeepSeed: Deep Learning Approach for Characterization of Seeds for Purity analysis of
Traditional Rice Varieties in Tamilnadu” by Principal investigators Dr. Rajalakshmi and Dr. R
Geetha. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 20th January 2023 for a total of Rs.
6403400

• “An Intelligent behavior analysis of farm housed goats using Deep learning model” by Principal
investigator Dr. Bhavadharini and Co-Principal Investigators Dr.C.U.Omkumar and Dr.R.Krithiga.
It is a 2-year project and was submitted on 20th January 2023 for a total of Rs. 1500750.

• “Architecting a Virtual and Augmented Reality enabled IOT platform for the advancement of
Smart Farming” by Principal investigator Dr. S. Geetha and Co-Principal Investigators Dr.
Asnath Victy Phamila Y and Dr.Suganya G. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 20th
January 2023 for the total of Rs. 2775500.

• “AI-assisted best practices on location-based crop selection and proactive disease mitigation
system for small scale farmers in India” by Principal investigator Dr. Kalaipriyan T and Co-
Principal Investigator Dr.Rajakumar Arul. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 20th
January 2023 for a total of Rs. 4100000.

• “Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AIM) for Organic Food Items- Image Processing of
Chromatograms and Organic Soil Health & Fertility Recommendation” by Principal investigator
Dr. Radhika Selvamani. It is a 3-year project and was submitted on 20th January 2023 for a
total of Rs. 20526442.

• “HELP-MATE FOR AGRICULTURE FORECASTING: A PLATFORM FOR A BETTER FUTURE” by

Principal investigator Dr. Sudha and Co-Principal Investigator Dr.Suganeshwari. It is a 3-year
project and was submitted on 20th January 2023 for a total of Rs. 2900000.

• “A Smart Poultry Health and Welfare Management System using Federated Computing Model”
by Principal investigator Dr. P. Mercy Rajaselvi Beaulah and Co-Principal Investigators Dr.
Suseela Sellamuthu and Dr. S. A. Amutha Jeevakumari. It is a 3-year project and was submitted
on 21st January 2023 for a total of Rs. 1959042.

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India-Sri Lanka Foundation sponsored the following
project proposal:

• “Automated AI Farm Harvesting using Robots” by Principal Investigators Dr.Sakthivel V and

Dr.N.Maheswari for a total value of Rs. 631360. It was submitted on 24th January 2023 and is
supposed to be a 2-year project.

SERB POWER sponsored the following project

proposals:

• “H2O-Calibre: A Smart Design of Intelligent Agent for Predicting Surface Water Pollutants” by
Principal Investigator Dr. D. Kavitha and Co-Principal Investigators Dr.S.Indra Priyadharshini and
Dr.R.Priyadharshini sponsored by SERB-POWER on 27th January 2023.

DST sponsored the following project proposals:

• "Establishment of Sustainable Livelihood for the Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGS)
through the Development of Digital Solutions for Preserving Ethno medicines concerning
Pulmonary Disorders and Immunity Boosters" by Principal investigator Dr. G. Suganya and Co-
Principal Investigators, Dr.S.Ganapathy and Dr.V.Vijayalakshmi. It was submitted on 1st
February 2023 for a value of Rs. 1223892.

Project Proposals Sanctioned:

• “Design and Development of an Intelligent On-line Teaching-Learning Portal for Enhanced

Problem Solving Programming Skills” by Dr. M. Janaki Meena and Co-Principal Investigators, Dr.
R. Jagadeesh Kannan and Dr. L. Jeganathan was sanctioned on 5th January 2023. The agency
MeitY sanctioned it on 5th Jan 2023 was a total amount of Rs. 13700000. It is a two-year
project.

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 Faculty Achievements
1. Cyber Hackathon winning team Dr. K. Vallidevi and Co, along with SCOPE Dean Dr. R. Ganesan and SCOPE Professor
Dr. T. Subbulakshmi, met Mr. Shankar Jiwal Commissioner, Greater Chennai Police.
2. Cyber Hackathon winning team Dr. K. Vallidevi and Co, along with SCOPE Dean Dr. R. Ganesan and SCOPE Professor
Dr. T. Subbulakshmi, also met with DCP Ms. Kiran Shruthi, Cyber Crime Cell.

TSS
1. Dr. Mansoor Hussain D, conducted a seminar on the topic "Big Data Analytics in Healthcare" on Wednesday, 4th
January 2023.
2. Dr. K.P. Vijayakumar, conducted a seminar on the topic "Cyber Security and its Emergings Trends on Latest
Technologies" on Wednesday, 11th January 2023

RSSS
1. Ms. G. Julie Sharine (21PHD1164) conducted a seminar on the topic "3D Watermarking Trends and Challenges" on
Wednesday, 11th January 2023.
2. Dr. S. Ganapathy conducted a seminar on "Journal Selection and Publication" on Wednesday, 18th January 2023 and a
seminar on "How to write a Journal Paper?" on Wednesday, 25th January 2023.

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 MOU
MOU with Technovity Solutions LLP, Chennai on 20th
January 2023.
VIT Chennai and Binghamton University
organized a joint webinar series in WIN
2022-23. Dr. S. A. Sajidha, an associate
professor from SCOPE, VIT Chennai
conducted the webinar on 30.1.23. It was
held from 7:00pm to 8:00pm(IST) on the title
of “Video Analytics using Slow Fast Deep
Learning Algorithm”.

Consultancy

• Dr. D. Jeya Mala, Dr. Padmavathy T. V., and Dr. Indra

Corporate Training
Priyadharshini S worked on a consultancy project for
Vivara Tech., Chennai on ‘E-Content Development for Dr. Maheswari S of SCOPE was part of a
NASSCOM’. The project was worth Rs. 40,000.
team of professors organizing a training
• Dr. Abinaya S and Dr. Sherly Alphonse A, worked on the
programme on ‘Data Analytics Training’ at
project ‘Computer Vision-based Classification of Lennox India Technology Centre Pvt. Ltd. The
Seaweeds for the Manufacturing of Cosmetic Products’ training programme was held between 9th
for Herblis Healthcare, Chennai. The project cost was
and 12th January, 2023.
Rs. 5,900.

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 Conference
Papers

Author (s) Title Journal

Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI): Connecting

Lecture Notes in
Madhav A.V.S, Tyagi A.K Artificial Decision-Making and Human Trust in
Networks and Systems
Autonomous Vehicles

Agrawal S, Chandhok A, Lecture Notes in

Smart Classroom: A Step Toward Digitization
Maheswari S, Sasikumar P Networks and Systems

Smart Innovation,
Pulast A, Asha S Baggage Recognition and Collection at Airports Systems, and
Technologies

Kishore G.T.T, Manoj A, Sidharth G,

Sentiment Analysis of User Groups in a Working Lecture Notes in
Vasra T.R.A, Abdullah A.S,
Environment Using CNN for Streaming Data Analysis Networks and Systems
Selvakumar S.

Agarwal D, Agarwal R, Choubey Design and Implementation of IoT-Based Medicine Lecture Notes in
D.K, Shukla V Dispensary Box Electrical Engineering

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 Author (s) Title Journal

Preserving Privacy in Internet of Things (IoT)-Based Lecture Notes in

Sharma D, Tyagi A.K
Devices Networks and Systems

Ahmed P.A, Gantayat P, Jay S, Smart Innovation,

Diagnosis of COVID-19 Using Artificial Intelligence
Satvik V.S, Raju J.K, Balasundaram Systems, and
Techniques
A Technologies

Smart Innovation,
Trinishia A.J, Asha S Computer Vision Technique to Detect Accidents Systems, and
Technologies

Comparative Analysis on Heart Disease Prediction Using Smart Innovation,

Suneetha K, Challa K, Avanija J,
Convolutional Neural Network with Adapted Systems, and
Raparthi Y, Kallam S
Backpropagation Technologies

Sricharan B, Hima Bindu K, Laasya Lecture Notes in

Tetra Bot: A Multi-purpose Robot
Lata A, Ajitha D Electrical Engineering

Internet of Things-Based e-Health Care: Key Challenges Lecture Notes in

Sai G.H, Tripathi K, Tyagi A.K
and Recommended Solutions for Future Networks and Systems

Detection and Recovery of Node Failure in Fog-Based Lecture Notes in

Bazeer Ahamed B
WILD Network for Smart Farming Networks and Systems

Bhagya Lakshmi K, Ajitha D, Novel Area Effective Designs for Full Adder and Full Lecture Notes in
Sujatha Y. Subtractor Using QCA Electrical Engineering

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 Author (s) Title Journal

Mirai Botnet Attacks on IoT Applications: Challenges and Lecture Notes in

Sri Priyanka G
Controls Networks and Systems

Raghav Srinivaas M, Shah K, Smart Innovation,

Abhishek B, Jagadeesh Kannan R, Detection of COVID-19 Using CNN and ML Algorithms Systems, and
and Balasundaram A Technologies

Melarkode N.V, Agarwal V.N, Lecture Notes in

Secure Wireless Smart Car Door Unlocking System
Kanshi A, and Lal A.M Networks and Systems

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 Journals

Impact
Author (s) Title Journal
Factor

Harkat H., Nascimento J.M.P., Fire images classification based on a handcraft Expert Systems with
8.665
Bernardino A., Ahmed H.F.T. approach Applications

Md A.Q., Kapoor S., A.V. C.J., Novel optimization approach for stock price
Applied Soft
Sivaraman A.K., Tee K.F., forecasting using multi-layered sequential 8.263
Computing
Sabireen H., Janakiraman N. LSTM

Faizal S., Rajput C.A., Automated cataract disease detection on anterior Biomedical Signal
Tripathi R., Verma B., Prusty segment eye images using adaptive thresholding Processing and 5.076
M.R., Korade S.S. and fine tuned inception-v3 model Control

Dhanalakshmi R., Samanta

Multi-attribute Group Decision-making Based on Computer Systems
S., Sivaraman A.K., Lee J.G.,
Hesitant Bipolar-valued Fuzzy Information and Science and 4.397
Balasundaram A., Tanaji
Social Network Engineering
S.S., Ravindran P.

Harshini V., Dhanwin T., Computer Systems

Efficient Authentication System Using Wavelet
Shahina A., Safiyyah N., Science and 4.397
Embeddings of Otoacoustic Emission Signals
Khan A.N. Engineering

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 Impact
Author (s) Title Journal
Factor

GAR-Net: Guided Attention Residual Network for

Raymann J., Rajalakshmi R. Polyp Segmentation from Colonoscopy Video Diagnostics 3.992
Frames

Computers,
Kumar A., Md A.Q., Jackson Predicting and Curing Depression Using Long
Materials and 3.86
J.C., Iwendi C. Short Term Memory and Global Vector
Continua

Computers,
Priyadarsini K., Sivaraman Securing 3D Point and Mesh Fog Data Using
Materials and 3.86
A.K., Md A.Q., Malibari A. Novel Chaotic Cat Map
Continua

Computers,
Efficient Gait Analysis Using Deep Learning
Monica K.M., Parvathi R. Materials and 3.86
Techniques
Continua

Tyagi A.K., Dananjayan S., Blockchain—Internet of Things Applications:

Agarwal D., Thariq Ahmed Opportunities and Challenges for Industry 4.0 Sensors 3.847
H.F. and Society 5.0

DCCWOA: A multi-heuristic fault tolerant Peer-to-Peer

Liakath J.A., Krishnadoss P.,
scheduling technique for cloud computing Networking and 3.488
Natesan G.
environment Applications

Intelligent
Kapadia A.M., Nithyanandam A Recursive High Payload Reversible Data Hiding
Automation and 3.401
P. Using Integer Wavelet and Arnold Transform
Soft Computing

Rajalakshmi R., Selvaraj S., HOTTEST: Hate and Offensive content

Computer Speech
Faerie Mattins R., Vasudevan identification in Tamil using Transformers and 3.252
and Language
P., Anand Kumar M. Enhanced STemming

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 Impact
Author (s) Title Journal
Factor

SEAT-YOLO: A squeeze-excite and spatial

Kumar A. attentive you only look once architecture for Optik 2.84
shadow detection

Tamilarasi K., Shinzeer C.K., OFDM and MIMO wireless communication

Wongchai A., Azhagumurugan performance measurement using enhanced
Optik 2.84
R., Yesubabu M., Singh B., selective mapping based partial transmit
Arumugam M. sequences

Vishwakarma S., Goswami

Cloud data storage with improved resource
R.S., Dutta S., Sakthivel V.,
scheduling in healthcare application based on Optik 2.840
Prakash P., Vijayakumar P.,
security system
Thangavelu L.

Balasundaram A., Srinivasan Hippocampus Segmentation-Based Alzheimer’s Arabian Journal for

S., Prasad A., Malik J., Kumar Disease Diagnosis and Classification of MRI Science and 2.807
A. Images Engineering

Kavitha D., Priyadharshini M., Adaptive DBN Using Hybrid Bayesian

Neural Processing
Anitha R., Suma S., Prema V., Lichtenberg Optimization for Intelligent Task 2.565
Letters
Vidhya A. Allocation

Bulletin of Electrical
Simulation of SDN in mininet and detection of
Karthika P., Arockiasamy K. Engineering and -
DDoS attack using machine learning
Informatics

Priyadarshini R., Shaikh N.,

IOT-based power control systems framework for Measurement:
Godi R.K., Dhal P.K., Sharma R., -
healthcare applications Sensors
Perwej Y.

Venkatraman S., Goel N., Optimised distributed sensor system for covid
Measurement:
Singaravelu M., Namana S., protocol monitoring using multiprocessor -
Sensors
Mohan M., Rohith G. architecture

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 Impact
Author (s) Title Journal
Factor

Telkomnika
Subbiah G., Krishnakumar S.S., (Telecommunicatio
Quantum transfer learning for image
Asthana N., Balaji P., Vaiyapuri Computing -
classification
T. Electronics and
Control)

Journal of
Raman P., Seetha R., Sankar
Cuckoo Search Support Vector Machine for Theoretical and
S., Suresh K., Arunkumar R., -
Supply Chain Risk Management. Applied Information
Mohanaprakash T.A.
Technology

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 Book
Chapters

Author (s) Title Book Name

Lecture Notes on Data

Arun A.S., Subhash V.P.G.,
Fake News Detection in Mainstream Media Using BERT Engineering and
Shridevi S.
Communications Technologies

Datta S., Naruka K.S., Lecture Notes on Data

Sanskriti? A Distributed E-Commerce Site
Sajidha S.A., Nisha V.M., Engineering and
Implementation Using BlockChain
Ragala R. Communications Technologies

Subakkar A., Graceline

An Analysis on Tesla Stock Price Forecasting Using Cognitive Science and
Jasmine S., Jani Anbarasi L.,
ARIMA Model Technology
Ganesh J., Yuktha Sri C.M.

Sathish S., Boovaraghavan

Exploring the Impact of Indian Revenues During COVID- Cognitive Science and
A., Hashwanth S., Anbarasi
19 Using Social Network Analysis Technology
L.J.

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 Seminars

Student Seminar Series

On Wednesday, 18th January 2023,

Samhruth Ananthanarayanan (21BCE1791)
conducted a seminar on the topic "Limits of
Modern Computers".

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 Automation in
HealthCare Systems
Aayush Kumar Fabwani (22BCE1763)

There’s a common misconception for compliance training

that automation involves towering One of the challenges facing the
sessions. As such, the
robotics, but it can be as simple as a health sector is the huge gap
healthcare industry must
set of tools housed within common between the number of healthcare
workers available and the number of leverage technology and
business software programs. At its automation to ease onboarding,
core, automation is about healthcare workers needed to
accommodate the world’s growing training, and working
implementing a system to complete
and aging population. Healthcare efficiencies in order to make
repetitive and easily replicated tasks
systems worldwide are extremely medical care accessible to the
without the need for human labour.
Automation in healthcare for that over-leveraged and under-served—a masses.
matter comes down to improving reality that we can no longer ignore.
hard deliverables. Automating some Part of this comes from a lack of Trading in old systems for digital
aspects in healthcare can benefit a efficiencies within the industry. While automation will eliminate the
wide variety of healthcare staff such medical treatments may be cutting- burden of tedious manual data
as aftercare specialists, clinicians, edge and use the newest entry, streamline administrative
nurses, Biomed/IT specialists and technologies, oftentimes, the work, and lighten the load for
minimize manual documentation, operations within hospitals are medical professionals and staff.
streamline tedious workflow and anything but efficient. Most facilities
Innovative health technology is
improve patient care. The utilize traditional processes, which
bringing a range of benefits to
automation of healthcare systems is are manual, repetitive, and time-
consuming. Organizing papers,
millions of people around the
necessary to improve the overall world, from telehealth services
performance and efficiency of health logging which members completed
specific compliance courses, and to artificial intelligence (AI), and
organizations, privately and publicly.
searching through old materials to self-service options, and
By automating healthcare processes,
determine what needs to be automation will only add to this
hospitals and healthcare providers
can increase productivity and modernized is annoying and a trajectory.
improve patient care, gain more massive waste of time for
precision in clinical processes, cut administrators. Automated systems for training,
down on human error, and cut costs. credentialing, and compliance
Rising operating costs, the can make the difference
The growth in applications of complexity of supply chains and the between finding a solution to
artificial intelligence (AI) provide an necessity to deliver better patient the healthcare shortage with a
opportunity to advance the frontier care are weighing on health modern, digital strategy or
of medicine to improve diagnosis, organizations looking for innovative
organizations buckling under
efficiency and management. By approaches to address these new
the pressure. Digitizing and
extension of being able to perform challenges. This recent momentum
has been enforced by the healthcare
automating these processes will
any task that a human could, a reduce busy work and enable
machine possesses the basic industry’s efforts to introduce new
ways of working, digitize patient physicians and hospitals to
necessities to perform as, or at least
records, and automate its clinical prepare ahead of time to
qualify to become, a doctor.
processes to improve productivity maintain compliance and
Automation is transforming
healthcare today and paving the way and efficiency. credentialing standards while
for further progress. Healthcare handling the demands of their
automation brings many benefits to Any facility with any number of organization.
hospitals and other medical employees understands the laborious
organizations, but patients will task of manually tracking and
benefit even more. organizing papers as well as
coordinating everyone’s schedules
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 Alumni Interview
Madhurima Magesh

A small introduction about yourself All of us in the Student Council were really
I am Madhurima Magesh. I did my Bachelors in sad that we could never wear the blazers
Computer Science and Engineering and graduated in and take part in the Republic Day,
2022. I was a Student Council member of our college Independence Day and celebrations like
and led Team XEMIUS. I did my summer internship at our seniors. Although we did our best to
Goldman Sachs and now I am currently working as a organise a sweet online farewell for our
Software Development Engineer at Amazon, seniors, we really wished we could do it
Bangalore. live and give them the grand send off they
deserved. But as seniors, we are really
Why did you choose VIT? happy that the campus is all back to life
I chose VIT because it’s one of the Top Ranked now and our juniors are making the most
Institutions well-known throughout the country and out of it.
even abroad. The diversity, the high standard of
peers, the infrastructure, the excellent placement Why did you choose computer science as
record and the ocean of opportunities both in your branch?
academics as well as extra-curricular activities is I wanted Computer Science because of its
what drew me to this amazing college. impact in all areas of society. I love how it
helps in solving complex tasks and makes
If you are a covid batch then how did covid affect your life easy for everyone. It’s a vast field with
college experience? so much to learn and where growth never
Due to Covid, we lost two precious years of our really ends. Every day there is a new
college life. The management and faculties were technology that comes and solves the
empathetic and ensured the smooth conduct of various problems that we as a society
classes and exams. Even the Student Welfare Office face. And of course job opportunities are
and the many clubs were really active like they were ample in this field.
during the pre-COVID times.
But there are so many experiences that online college What was your favourite part about
life can’t provide. The college and hostel life, food being a part of SCOPE?
courts, Vibrance and TechnoVIT, etc. are just some of SCOPE, which is one of the most
the few things that our entire batch never got to happening departments, really
experience again and boy, did we hate COVID for contributed to each one’s academic
that. I even started missing the mess food, no cap. progress. The faculties were highly
Early morning and evening dance practices, knowledgeable and approachable. The
performing for inter and intra-college competitions, Dean, Assistant Dean, Program Chair and
organizing events, and dancing in them, were some of all the faculties always had the best
the good memories from Dance Club that gets me interest of the students at heart. SCOPE
nostalgic. I also miss teaching primary school has excellent professors who teach
students at ADW School every Wednesday and extremely well and are very helpful in
interacting with those cute little kids. I will also miss clearing doubts.
working backstage during the Vibrance Proshow and
interacting with the various celebrities and guests. 23
 Alumni Interview
Madhurima Magesh

Courses were formalised in the best way possible. What advice would you like to give to
Right from our first year they made us indulge in your juniors for their placements and
Problem Solving and Coding through courses career development?
(CSE1001, CSE1002, etc.) and this was very helpful
during placements in our final year. Our professors Firstly, apply for the profile you are
always encouraged us to work on interesting research interested in and check if the job
challenges. SCOPE also provides excellent description aligns with your interests and
opportunities like webinars, hackathons, workshops plans. Having a good CGPA definitely
and conferences using which you can further expand helps in the shortlisting process. DSA,
your knowledge of the subject. My interest in Data Structures and Algorithms, is
Computer Science has increased mainly because of extremely important for the coding rounds
the department, the faculties and my peers. which would be your first round of
selection. Keep practicing coding, it might
How did VIT help you to achieve your goals and what be a little difficult in the beginning but
was their contribution in it? soon you’ll get the hang of it and improve.
VIT was instrumental for whatever I have achieved. Ensure you have a good set of projects
The FFCS system allowed us to choose subjects and and internships in your resume- you
class timings of our interests and definitely did justice should know the work you did in and out
to its name – Fully Flexible Credit System. One of the as interviewers may test your knowledge
best things in VIT is the J component (project) which of it. Technical interviews will require you
we had to do in most of our subjects. It really boosts to solve the problem given to you right in
our resume for placements. Even now it helps in front of them over the call/meeting, so it’s
working as a team and definitely improved my important you think out loud and express
presentation, time management, problem solving and your thought process clearly to the
developing skills. The Career Development Centre interviewer. You can be candid with them
(CDC/PAT) conducted mock coding tests which were and ask them doubts as well.
extremely useful during the placement season. The Do not miss the research opportunities
soft skills in every semester helped in aptitude tests and internship that the college provides
as well as coding tests. I also got to learn a lot from as all of them add great value to your
my experience as a member of the committees and resume. Feel free to speak to seniors to
teams. get an idea of placement processes of
various companies and to clear your
What is the one thing that you cherish the most about doubts. Also ensure you follow all the
college? rules of CDC. It’s important to keep calm
It’s impossible to pick just one thing. All the memories and not lose hope as there are hundreds
– good or bad, did mould me into a better person and of companies visiting the campus and you
I will cherish them for life. The dance club, college can definitely make it.
fests and events, Vibrance and the hostel life are
some of the best experiences in VIT. I’ve made some
amazing friends here who will always be a part of my
life. 24
 We have come to the end of the newsletter for January, 2023. We reviewed the events that took place in the
entire month, starting from the thon-events, workshops, and faculty development programmes, followed by a
description of Turing, Research Student and Student Seminar Series. We also reviewed the department meetings,
guest lectures, webinars, viva-voce, conferences, synopses and MoUs signed. We presented the publications done by
the student and faculties of SCOPE in January. We showcased some achievements made by students of SCOPE
in outside competitions. We want to thank all the faculty coordinators for guiding us and providing us the resources
on time to deliver quality content. We want to thank the Dean and Associate Dean of SCOPE, who supported and
guided us in the process. We thank all our patrons for enabling an efficacious environment where we can thrive
and create new and exciting innovations.
Sincerely,
The SCOPE Newsletter Team

SCOPE
Newsletter Team
Dr. Tulasi Prasad Sariki
Jayasree M (20BAI272)
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