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During the conference, Dr. S. Srinivas Kumar Vice Chancellor JNTU Anantapuram, Dr. Ganapati Panda from IIT Bhubaneswar, Dr. Bhansidhar Mahji from IIITDM Kancheepuram were present in the inauguration ceremony. The Dean for School of Computer Science and Engineering delivered the vote of thanks. Dr. Ganapati Panda delivered a keynote address on “Recent Advances in Intelligent Systems, Machine Learning and Data Analytics”. He covered the techniques for data analysis, characterizing missing data, filters, noise reduction, clustering, classification, neural nets, deep learning and cognitive radio. He indicated number of numerous research problems during his lecture. Dr. S Srinivas Kumar introduced computer graphics, pattern recognition, computer vision, image processing and gave research insights in blind image processing, steganalysis, image inpainting, image segmentation, image enhancement and image cryptanalysis in his keynote address. He encouraged the participants in doing effective research. In the afternoon Dr. Banshidhar Majhi in his key note address introduced the need of medical image processing, techniques in acquisition, preprocessing, segmentation techniques for pathology detection using images. The second day of the conference started with a motivating keynote speech of Dr. D. P. Kothari, ex-vice chancellor of VIT, who gave a good insight into recent trends in various research areas in computer science and engineering. He emphasized about IoT and the integration of technology with society. It was followed by the keynote speech of Dr. E. Srinivas Reddy, Principal, ANU, who delivered talk on “Insight into machine learning” with various real life applications of machine learning.

For the two-day conference 5 keynotes were included and 23 papers with high quality were selected. The papers will be published in Taylor and Fransis proceeding and few of the selected papers, in its extended versions will be published in Scopus journal.

The conference was chaired by Dr. Anupama and Dr. Soubhagya from School of Computer Science and Engineering, VIT – AP.

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VIT-AP School of Business organized one day workshop on Ethnography for the BBA students on 9^th September 2019. Resource person Dr. Solomon Salve, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, Sabitribai Phule Pune University oriented students on various ethnography research techniques and methods for fieldwork. Dr. Madhulika Sahoo, Assistant professor, VIT-AP School of Business coordinated the workshop.

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Speaker: Prof. Srinivasan Sampath
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

Date: 2-3 July, 2019

The program had two components. The first was on importance and implications of chemistry in engineering. And, the second is on availing research funding from organizations present in India. Connections and overlaps between fundamental chemistry and technology have been discussed throughout the program. Teaching methods and pedagogy were also reviewed. The speaker presented two units from ‘Engineering Chemistry (CHY1004)’ syllabus, ‘Electrochemical Energy Systems’, and ‘Sensor’ respectively. Valuable suggestions and recommendation were given during the presentation. The second subject was on current scenario of research funding in India. Prof. Sampath provided information about several research scheme sponsored by the Government of India. Procedures and important techniques have also been discussed. Overall, the FDP was very informative and extremely helpful for attendees, especially for chemistry teachers. The speaker was an expert in this field, and a very friendly person.

ELS Language Centers, VIT-AP is organizing an FDP for all faculty on “Effective Teaching: Strategies & Methods” two resource persons from ELS Language Center, Chennai, who will train us in implementing student centric classes that is functional and efficacious. They are, Ms. Vineeta Chandekar, and Ms. Arul Mary.

VIT-AP is organizing Engineering Clinics Expo Winter 2018-19 from 02-04-2019 to 04-04-2019. As a part of the curriculum, VIT-AP is offering project-based courses entitled “Engineering Clinics” in the first four of the curriculum. Inter-disciplinary teams formed by students choose a topic work to work with and develop solutions as prototypes, under the guidance of faculty members.To provide a platform to showcase the engineering skills of students VIT-AP is conducting Engineering Clinics Expo every semester and inviting industrial experts as review panel members to assess their skills and to add their suggestions and comments to refine and revamp the prototypes developed by students.

V-TAPP is VIT-AP’s carnival for igniting young minds towards technical advancements. After the glorious launch last year, this year we are scaling further heights by creating two – day long events that will cater to the young minds to flaunt their own innovative creations in the field of technology.

This year V-TAPP will be held from March 9^th & March 10^th, 2019 at Amaravati, Andhra Pradesh. This year, the events will range from Hack-a-thons, Make-a-thons, Idea-a-thons, Code-a-thons, workshops, to technical competitions and tech-talks on varied current topics relevant to the present times. This would provide a valid ground for students across the country to showcase their talents in the field of technology by taking part in the technical events and also increase their knowledge from the hands of experts who take the lead. Apart from all the technical events there are exciting non-technical events like photography, short film making and many more where the students can showcase their talent.

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