August 15th, 2010
Research Publications by CSE/IT(B.Tech. and M.Tech.) students during 2009-2010
Campus News, UCE in the News, UCEians in the News, by rmohanty_bgr.Here is the list of published/communicated research papers by CSE/IT students from their final year project work. The list speaks volume of the research potential of our students.
International Journals:
- A New Proposed Dynamic Quantum with Re-Adjusted Round Robin Scheduling Algorithm and Its Performance Analysis
- H.S. Behera, Rakesh Mohanty, Debasree Nayak
- International Journal of ComputerApplications(IJCA), vol. 5, No. 5, August, 2010
- An Experimental Study of Hybrid Rough Set - Particle Swarm Algorithm for Image Pixel Classification
- H. S. Behera, Rakesh Mohanty, A. Sen, S. Swain, S. Shit
- International Conference on Information Science and Applications, February, 2010.
International Conferences:
- Sanjeev Kumar Naik, M.K Patel, M.R. Kabat
- International Conference on Information Processing (ICIP), 2010.
- Prateek Dhawalia, Suchitra Dalei, Rakesh Mohanty
- Proceedings of the International Conference on Informatics, Cybernetics and Computer Applications (ICICCA), July, 2010.
- Rakesh Mohanty, Niharjyoti Sarangi, Sukant Kumar Bishi
- CoRR abs/1003.5787, 2010 and ICCCSE, Singapore, 2010.
- Rakesh Mohanty, H.S. Behera, Khusbu Patwari, Manas Ranjan Das, Monisha Dash, Sudhasree
- International Symposium on Computer Engineering and Technology (ISCET), March, 2010.
- Rakesh Mohanty and Sasmita Tripathy
- Proceeding of the International Conference on Recent Trends in Computing and Communication, FACT-09, December 2009.
National Conferences:
- New and Interesting Results from Analysis of Move-To-Front List Accessing Algorithm
- Rakesh Mohanty, Amit Kumar Pansari, Anil Kumar Nayak, Parvasranjan Samantroy and Rajesh Tiwary
- Proceeding of Insight-09, Advances in Computing Sciences and Technology (ACST),
November, 2009
- Analysis of MANET Routing Protocols and Performance Issues
- Rakesh Mohanty, Shreeya Swagatika Sahoo, Alina Behera
- Proceedings of the National Conference on Information Communication and Networking (NCICN), April, 2010.
- Analysis of Task Allocation Schemes in Heterogeneous Distributed Computing System
- Suchitra Dalei, B.D. Sahu
- National Conference on Information and Software Engineering (NCISE), 2010.
Communicated:
- Rakesh Mohanty, H.S. Behera, Sasmita Tripathy, Babita Nayak, Swayamprava Mallick, Ankit Agrawal, Suman Sourav.
- ICM2CS, 2010
Congratulations to all the students for their hard work!
I dont have anything against any faculty but people should atleast have some knowledge on any subject before boasting of themselves in any form.
may be atleast understand the difference between a developer and designer in a team…
“Those who dare, really do it.
Those who can’t, always criticise “.
Those who do n’t have knowledge always have the wrong notion that others do n’t have knowledge.
It is a fact that without a faculty guidance, no B. Tech. student can publish a research paper even in IIT or MIT.
In final year project work at VSSUT, many students do not know what is the objective of their project work even if they secure O or A grade and very few do excellent original work.
These very few passionate and hardworking students under the constant motivation and sincere guidance of some faculties are clear about their project goal and achieved some thing great which is a rare dream and beyond imagination of many of their counter parts.
hats off to these guys who did this.
UCE Burla should be proud of Prof. like Rakesh Mohanty !!!
Alas !! His colleagues will jealous of him by seeing this list…..
Its great that our students are doing some research work.. but i have a small doubt….why the faculty advisors name has been given first in the publications ..as we all know how much is theirs’ effort ..and another thing is does the faculties have sufficeint knowledge on those projects…i doubt it and i doubt it seriously…..As per i know the faculties are just worried about number of publications rather than doing some serious research work.
So Finally my say on this is that if there is a problem in the base of a building the building will not survive….
Congrats to all the Students and the Profs, for all the hard works to get the papers published.
This shows a lot of maturity in the students and am sure, they have started understanding the value of getting their thoughts internationally recognized.
These are the achievements, which would always stay with you and you can proudly embed them in your resume/professional profiles, irrespective whatever professional path you choose.
Interestingly, all these publications are from the Computer Sc. Dept. I sincerely hope, other department students get enough motivation and have dedication to go deep in one or two subjects and make some international/national publication.
Robotics Club has got lots of excellent achievements. May be, they should start publishing(and advertising) their innovations/creations in international journal community.
Congrats again! You have not just got a name for yourself, but also for the University; and have made us feel proud.
Thanks,
Biswa