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Problem Statement: Software Datathon

1. Software Vulnerability in real-world Dataset


● Specific Definition:
This dataset focuses on vulnerabilities like buffer overflow, SQL injection, and
cross-site scripting (XSS). It provides detailed data on each vulnerability, such as
severity, impact, and mitigation strategies, enabling the development of automated
vulnerability detection tools for software applications.
● Use Case:
Organize a cybersecurity workshop where participants analyze real-world
software vulnerabilities from this dataset. They will create or refine tools for
detecting and mitigating vulnerabilities, highlighting the importance of secure
coding practices and ethical hacking.
● Dataset Link:
https://ieee-dataport.org/documents/some-software-vulnerability-real-world-data-sets

2. Machine Learning Datasets for Software Applications


● Specific Definition:
This dataset provides data suitable for training machine learning models to detect
bugs, assess code quality, and optimize performance. It contains historical data on
software defects and usage patterns, ideal for building models that enhance software
development workflows.
● Use Case:
Host a machine learning workshop where participants create models to predict
software bugs or optimize code performance using this dataset. The workshop will
showcase the power of machine learning in improving software quality and efficiency. ●
Dataset Link:
https://ieee-dataport.org/documents/medical-imaging-datasets-multimodal-disease-dete
cti on-and-diagnosis-research

3. Data Preprocessing Tools (Reinforced BCI)

● Definition:
This dataset includes reinforcement learning models and BCI signals, designed for
use in brain-computer interfaces. It provides data to train models that can predict or
control actions using neural signals, useful for BCI applications like assistive
technology or neurofeedback systems.

● Use Case:
Host a workshop on Brain-Computer Interfaces where participants use the dataset
to train reinforcement learning models for controlling devices through neural signals.
This event could explore how BCI technology can be applied to real-world
applications such as prosthetics, neurofeedback, or assistive technology.

● Dataset Link:
https://ieee-dataport.org/documents/reinforced-bci
4. Simulation Software Dataset (Road Traffic Data)

● Specific Definition:
This dataset contains data generated from simulations in engineering, physics, and
system optimization. It supports testing and validating models in various scenarios like
disaster management, system performance under stress, and environmental studies. ● Use
Case:
Host a simulation modeling seminar where participants use the dataset to create and
test simulations for different engineering or environmental scenarios. This will help
attendees understand the application of simulation software in optimizing system
designs or modeling real-world situations.
● Dataset Link:
https://ieee-dataport.org/documents/road-traffic-data

5. Software Development Metrics Dataset (Prioritizing Tasks)

● Specific Definition:
This dataset includes performance and quality metrics of software projects, such as
lines of code, code complexity, defect rates, and developer productivity. It is essential for
analyzing software development processes and identifying areas for improvement. ● Use
Case:
Host a data analysis workshop where participants analyze development metrics to
assess the success of software projects. They will use the dataset to optimize software
development practices and enhance the effectiveness of their development teams. ●
Dataset Link:
https://ieee-dataport.org/documents/prioritizing-tasks-software-development-systematic
-li terature-review
DataThon: Online Submission Guidelines
(Software Vulnerability in Real-World Dataset)

What to Submit?
▪ Your submission must align with the theme of the DataThon (Human Action
Recognition and Its Applications).
▪ The project should address security risks and leverage the provided dataset for
analysis.
▪ Each team must submit:
▪A demo video that showcases the flow of your idea, key implementation
phases, and project functionality.
▪ A PowerPoint presentation (PPT) covering:
▪ Project Overview – Define the problem and your proposed
solution. ▪ Approach & Methodology – Describe frameworks, tools,
and
techniques used.
▪ Dataset Used – Specify the dataset provided and how you processed
it.
▪ Key Findings & Results – Highlight insights derived from your
analysis.
▪ Conclusion & Future Scope – Discuss potential improvements and
scalability.
▪ Team Details – Names & email addresses of all members.
�� PPT Guidelines: Maximum 6 slides, including team details and conclusion.

How to Submit?
• You need to upload your files to this Google Drive link.
Drive Link: SOFTWARE TRACK
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• Ensure your submission is uploaded before the deadline (10 February 2025) to
be eligible.
• Follow this naming format for your files:
● TeamName Folder:
o Video: TeamName_ProjectName.mp4
o PPT: TeamName_ProjectName.pptx
●​ Important: All DataThon participants have to register for the Sampark event
mandatorily.

Selection & Next Steps…


•A panel of judges will evaluate all submissions.
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• Evaluation of the submitted documents will be done by 12 of February2025.
• Shortlisted teams will receive email notifications.
• Top-performing teams will advance to the next stage of the competition, where they
will compete against other teams live on the day of the event at SCET. • Final winners
will be selected based on their live performance.
Need Help?
For any questions, reach out to:
�� Aakash Jaiswal - 7041848454
�� Himanshi Borad – 9924852451

Analyze, Secure, Innovate – Compete for the top spot!

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