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Digital India Week
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The Department of CS & IT celebrated Digital India Week starting from August 4-8, 2015. A Slogan Writing Competition on the event was organized on August 4, 2015, where the students from the University participated by dropping their slogans in a box which was kept outside the CS & IT Lab. The competition started off from 9:30 A.M and ended by 3:00 P.M. Many entries got registered and from them the winners were decided by our panel of judges.


Website Making Completion was held on August 5, 2015 where more than 50
students participated and made website on Digital India. The websites were
evaluated by our experts and the winners were announced.


Many students participated in the Poster making Competition  which was organized on August 6, 2015. The theme of the poster making competition was Digital India. Students prepared beautiful and alluring posters and collages keeping in mind the theme that was given to them. The work of the participants was appreciated and winners were declared by the expert panel of judges.


The Tattoo Making Competition for the students was organized on August 7,
2015. The theme of the tattoo designing was Digital India. Students made really
beautiful and creative tattoos on their arms. Students participated in groups of
two. There were total 50 groups registered for it. In the last the tattoos were
evaluated by the Judges and winners were announced.


On August 8, 2015 a Quiz and Article Writing Competition was held, where
student wrote qualitative articles on Digital India.


In addition to different competitions epitomizing Digital India Week held at the
University, various guest lectures was also organized for the university students.
The experts gave their views on MetaCampus, E-library and Digital Contents,
Education Technology in Digital India and E-commerce.

Guest Lecture on "eGovernance: Conceptual Framework"
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The department of CS & IT witnessed the presence of Mr. Pramod Agrawal Jt. Director(Election Commission) & Technical Director (DOITC&C) on saturday,24th July 2015. He enlightened the students about bureaucracy, Jaipur Development Authority, e-Mitra , e-Sanchar, ITC and DOIT&C.
The standard definition of bureaucracy defines a body of non-elective government officials or an administrative policy-making group and government characterized by specialization of functions, adherence to fixed rules, and a hierarchy of authority.
Further, he explained us about ITC. ITC is the abbreviation of Information Technology and Communication.Information and communications technology (ICT) is often used as an nextended synonym for information technology (IT), but is a more specific term that stresses the role of unified communications and the integration of telecommunications (telephone lines and wireless signals), computers as well as necessary enterprise software, middleware, storage, and audio-visual systems, which enable users to access, store, transmit, and manipulate information. The term ICT is also used to refer to the convergence of audio-visual and telephone networks with computer networks through a single cabling or link system. There are large economic incentives (huge cost savings due to elimination of the telephone network) to merge the telephone network with the computer network system using a single unified system of cabling, signal distribution and management.

Mr. Pramod Agrawal has been a part of DOIT&C(Dept. of Information Technology and Communications) for a few years and thus he explained us about how the normal proceedings go there. He also showed us a video on the internal workings of Jaipur Development Authority(JDA).Jaipur Development Authority (JDA) has been committed to working for the benefit of the citizens of Jaipur with planned implementation of development schemes and is consistently striving to take Jaipur at higher levels of progress. Jaipur is one of the most well-planned cities of its times and planned development has always been central to its ideology.
he next topic he spoke about was e-Mitra. They are people who are assigned the job of helping normal people with computer or internet related jobs. They help people in filling forms online or making payments or getting their unique id cards online. Another major development in the e-governance sector is e-Sanchar.e S peech Application through Network fo automated C ommunication Help And Response project integrates mobile / telephony network with I.T. for generating voice calls for timely transfer of information to rural citizens under various beneficiary programs. The project integrates Data Migration, Text To Speech in Hindi and Automatic dialing and play back of pre-defined message to the beneficiary. At last he discussed about the recent projects that have been successfully accomplished by JDA and the goals they want to achieve in the coming years. The sole motive behind the hard work put in by these great men is to set Rajasthan as the most developed state in India.

Digital India Week
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This is to inform that Department of Computer Science and IT is celebrating Digital Week from 4th Aug to 8th Aug 2015.

List of activities planned for the Digital India Week is as follows:

Date

Activity

Activity

4th Aug 15

Lecture on MetaCampus

Slogan Writing on Digital India

Coordinator

Mr. Rajneesh Chaturvedi

Ms. Anubha Jain

Time

9:30-10:30

9:30-3:00

Venue

Lab A

Lab A

5th Aug 15

Lecture on E-library and Digital Contents

Website Making on Digital India

Coordinator

Ms. Shveta Parnami

Ms. Ruchi Nanda

Time

9:30-10:30

10:30-11:30

Venue

Lab A

Lab A

6th Aug 15

Lecture on Education Technology in Digital India

Collage/Poster Making on Digital India

Coordinator

Dr. Amita Sharma

Ms. Priyanka Verma

Time

9:30-10:30

 10:30-11:30

Venue

Lab A

Lab A

7th Aug 15

Lecture on E-commerce

Tattoo Making on Digital India

Coordinator

Ms. Priyanka Mathur

Ms. Sukriti Dev Verma

Time

9:30-10:30

 10:30- 11:30

Venue

Lab A

Lab A

8th Aug 15

Quiz on Digital India

Article on Digital India

Coordinator

Ms. Deepshikha Bhatia

Ms. Astha Pareek

Time

9:30-10:30

Submit latest by 3:00 pm to Ms. Astha Pareek in Lab A

Venue

Lab A

 

Interested students may contact the respective activity coordinator.

Notice:Regarding WDT-Diploma & Advanced Diploma exam
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NOTICE

(For WDT-Diploma & Advanced Diploma students)


This is to inform all the students of COSD –  Web Design & Technology (WDT) Diploma/Advanced Diploma Course that their Project/Internship Viva-voce Exam 2015 is scheduled on 27th July, 2015 i.e. Monday at 9.30 a.m. in Lab-A. You are required to prepare 2 hard copies of the project report and submit one hard copy along with the CD. You can bring your own laptop for presentation.

Guest Lecture
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Notice

Report

Gallery

Aeon Of Computers: Computer Model & Poster Competition 2014
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Category I: WINNERS (Model)

Position

Enrollment No

Student Name

Course & Semester

Name and Tag

I

ICG/2013/15098

ICG/2013/15867

Nidhi Bhardwaj

Richi Bhagat

BCA IIIsem

Data Structures

II

ICG/2014/17038

ICG/2014/17131

Palak Goyal

Divya Sharma

BCA I sem

MSDOS

ICG/2014/16751

ICG/2014/16896

Mrinali Pareta

Prachi Jeswani

B.Sc (H)

 Multimedia & Animation  I sem

Sketch(History of Animation)

III

ICG/2013/15260

ICG/2013/15950

Megha Kedia

Avantika Agarwal

BCA III  sem

Virus

ICG/2013/14935

ICG/2013/16669

ICG/2013/16470

Anchal Mehta

Vinita  Karotawan

Rashika Sharma

BCA IIIsem

Compiler Design

ICG/2014/17304

ICG/2014/18190

Nidhi Jain

Anisha Solanki

M.Sc IT I sem

Logic Gates

 

Category II: WINNERS (Poster)

Position

Enrollment No

Student Name

Course & semester

Name

 

I

ICG/2012/13252

ICG/2012/13498

Anju Agarwal Bhawana Solanki

BCA V sem

Domain Name Server

 

II

ICG/2012/14253

ICG/2012/14703

Shodhika Gupta

 Somya Sharma

BCA V sem

IPv6 Header

 

ICG/2012/13433

ICG/2012/13340

Mamta Choudhary

Priyanka Khandewal

BCA V sem

Transformation From IPv4 To IPv6

 

III

ICG/2013/15442

ICG/2013/16577

Kritka Bapna

Chachal Saraf

 

M.Sc.IT III sem

Bakery Shop : System Requirement Study

 

 

III

ICG/2012/13322

Vrinda Dalal

BCA V sem

Routing Table

 

List of Participants in TECH- ADROIT 2015- Apex Institute of Management and Science, Jaipur
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Ms. Suchita Khandelwal of BCA SEM II won 2nd prize in TECH ADROIT 2015, A National Level Inter College IT Fest held at Apex Institute of Management & Science on 25th & 26th Feb. 2015, in the event Extempore.

 

Ms. Riya Choudhary & Ms.Saumya Singh of BMA SEM II won 2nd prize in TECH ADROIT 2015, A National Level Inter College IT Fest held at Apex Institute of Management & Science on 25th & 26th Feb. 2015, in the event Collage.

 

Ms. Rashika Sharma & Ms.Deepshikha Chouhan of BMA SEM II won 1st prize in TECH ADROIT 2015, A National Level Inter College IT Fest held at Apex Institute of Management & Science on 25th & 26th Feb. 2015, in the event Collage.

 

Ms. Nidhi Jain & Ms.Anisha Solanki of Msc.IT SEM II and Ms.Kritrika Bapna of  Msc.IT SEM IV  won 1st prize in TECH ADROIT 2015, A National Level Inter College IT Fest held at Apex Institute of Management & Science on 25th & 26th Feb. 2015, in the event Rangoli.

 

Ms. Sweta Jasoria & Ms.Vijaya Acharya of BCA SEM VI won 1st prize in TECH ADROIT 2015, A National Level Inter College IT Fest held at Apex Institute of Management & Science on 25th & 26th Feb. 2015, in the event Software Presentation.

“TECH ADROIT” - National Level Inter - College IT Fest 2015
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‘TECH ADROIT’ the technical fest organized by Computer Science Department of Apex Institute Of Management & Science was attended by the students of CS & IT. The fest was for 2 days i.e., 25th and 26th February 2015 and executed with a total of 15 competitions named as Talent Hunt, Solo Dance, Sursangam, Group Dance, Collage, Blind Coding, LAN Gaming, S/W Presentation, Debate, Extempore, Quiz, Rangoli, Painting, Photography and Fashion Show.

The first day of the fest included competitions like:  Rangoli, Debate, Quiz, Sursangam, Talent Hunt, Collage and Blind Coding.

Second day included competitions like: Extempore, Software Presentation, Painting, Solo Dance and LAN Gaming.

All the competitions were very interesting and knowledgeable. Students from our college showed sheer determination and marked their success by winning five prizes in the college’s name. Students showcased their talent with a competitive spirit and lead the competition.

The winners from our college in several competitions were:

S. NO

COMPETITION

PARTICIPANTS

CLASS

PRIZE

1.

EXTEMPORE

SUCHITA KHANDELWAL

BCA II SEM

2ND

 

2.

COLLAGE

1)RASHIKA SHARMA

2)DEEPSHIKHA CHOUHAN

BMA II SEM

 

BMA IISEM

 

1ST

 

 

 

1)RIYA CHOUDHARY

2)SOMYA SINGH

BMA II SEM

BMA II SEM

2ND

 

3.

RANGOLI

1)KRTIKA BAPNA

2)NIDHI JAIN

3)ANISHA SOLANKI

MSC IT IV SEM

MSC IT II SEM

MSC IT II SEM

 

1ST

 

4.

SOFTWARE PRESENTATION

1)SWETA JASORIA

2)VIJAYA ACHARYA

BCA VI SEM

BCA VI SEM

1ST

 

 

Roopantar (A platform to compete for the budding Entrepreneurs) 2015
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‘Roopantar’ A platform to compete for the budding Entrepreneurs was a competition organized by International School of Informatics & Management (ISIM), Jaipur on 24th January 2015. The competition marked the presence of students from approx. 12 colleges from all over India.

The competition included some unconventional regional ventures, which have successfully created a market for their services/products in their respective locations of origin. Participants were expected to devise a B-plan strategy on anyone of these ventures to expand their business in a new location such as Chennai, Ahmadabad, Jaipur and Gurgaon as suggested along with the description.

Students from different colleges showcased their talent with a competitive spirit and lead the competition. All the participants presented very interesting and knowledgeable presentations regarding their B-plans. Students from our college showed sheer determination and marked their success by securing First Position in the competition. The winning team participants Megha Kedia, Sakshi Jain and Shivani Panwar from BCA Sem VI received a cash price worth Rs. 3000.

Seminar on Cyber Crime Awareness:A brief report
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Date: 26 February 2015

 

Venue: Srijan Hall

 

No. of Participants: 40

 

Objective of the workshop/seminar/activity: to impart knowledge to the students and staff about the various issues related to cybercrime and hacking

 

Description:

 

The Department of CS IT of The IIS University, Jaipur organized a seminar on ‘Cyber Crime Awareness’ to impart knowledge to the students and staff about the various issues related to cybercrime and hacking. The lecture was delivered by Sir Milind Agarwal, President of Cyber Crime Awareness Society (CCAS), Jaipur. He is one of the youngest Cyber Forensic Experts and vulnerable researchers of India. He has earned great fame in the world of Internet security. He is a professional Ethical Hacker, Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator and Red Hat Certified Engineer. He is presently working as an official Cyber Crime Investigator with Rajasthan Police. He has also written a book on Cyber Crime Investigation and Cyber Security. He has also started ‘Webbed’ series on MTV India in association with Viacom18. Ms. Anubha Jain, H.O.D. of the CS IT Department presented the floral greetings to him.

Cybercrime is a criminal activity in which a computer is used as a source, tool or target. He discussed various theories in the Cyber Crime world like ‘The Broken Window Theory’ which states that due to negligence of crimes full society can be corrupted if one criminal starts living in the society. “If minor petty crime is not dealt with, crime will increase’.  There are different types of cybercrimes like hacking, denial of service, virus dissemination, piracy, phishing, spoofing, defamation, IRC crimes etc.

Cybercrimes can be done by using a keylogger or some spyware software like Creepware. He shared lots of case studies with us like the case of Cassidy wolf. Websites used for downloading songs like Songs.pk are also supporting piracy and are underworld operated sites to hack user data. Credit card frauds are done with the help of skimmers. Another case study, that of Pranab Mitra’s net extortion was shared. Lots of Nigerian crimes are being conducted to dupe people and transfer their money into the criminal’s account.

Emerging fields for coders and non-coders were stated by him. At last, the interaction round was conducted where students and teachers asked their queries and he solved all of them. He also shared his and other helpline numbers to all, for their security and safety concerns in future. He also promised to organize a 3-day workshop on ethical hacking for the students.

The session ended with a thank you note and filling of the feedback forms.

 

Outcome of the activity/event/seminar/workshop: the students got to learn a lot about cybercrime, its awareness, its investigation from an official Cyber Crime Investigator with Rajasthan Police

 

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