1. International Conference Conducted
Serb Sponsored International Conference on “Innovations in Computing and Applications” (ICICA-2024).
The SERB sponsored International Conference on Innovations in Computing and Applications (ICICA-2024) was held on May 22-23, 2024, at the Birla Institute of Technology, Jaipur Campus for bringing together a diverse group of researchers, practitioners, and industry experts to share and discuss their latest findings and innovations in hybrid .
PI : Dr. Shripal Vijayvargiya Co PI : Dr. Deepak Verma
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2. FDPs Conducted
AICTE Sponsored FDP “ Blockchain Governance Structure and Trust from Theory to Practice ”
The AICTE sponsored Faculty Developement Program “Blockchain Governance Structure and Trust from Theory to Practice” was held on December 23-28, 2024, at Birla Institute of Technology, Jaipur Campus for bringing together a diverse group of faculty members, researchers, and industry experts to upgrade their technical skills and to share the latest in this domain in on-line mode.
PI : Dr.Pankaj Gupta Co PI : Dr. M.M. Agarwal
AICTE Sponsored FDP “ Generative AI : Tools and Techniques”
The AICTE sponsored Faculty Developement Program “Generative AI : Tools and Techniques” was held on November 25-30, 2024, at Birla Institute of Technology, Jaipur Campus for bringing together a diverse group of faculty members, researchers, and industry experts to upgrade their technical skills and to share the latest in this domain in physical mode.
PI : Dr. (Mrs.) Madhavi Sinha Co PI : Dr. Vishwambhar Pathak
3. Self Sponsored Workshops Conducted
Latest Trends in Cyber Security
The Workshop with a hands on session on “Latest Trends in Cyber Security” was held on October 23, 2024, at Birla Institute of Technology, Jaipur Campus for the Students, Staff members and Researchers by Invited Industry Expert Mr. Gurucharan Singh, Senior Faculty Member for Cyber Crimes at C.D.T.I. Chandigarh for upgrading their technical skills and sharing the latest in this domain in physical mode.
PI : Dr. Alok Paandey Brief Report
AI Innovators : From Basics To Breakthrough
The Workshop with a hands on session on “AI Innovators : from Basics to Breakthrough” was held on November 8, 2024, at Birla Institute of Technology, Jaipur Campus for the Students, and Researchers for upgrading the technical skills and sharing the latest in this domain in physical mode.
PI : Mr. Subhash Gupta Hands on Session
4. DST Sponsored Ongoing Project
"Development of Distributed Deep Learning based Dynamic Causality Analysis Model for Predicting Epilepsy and Simulation of Epileptic Brain" Funded by Dept of Science & Technology under Cognitive Science Research Initiative (CSRI) for 2020-22
PI : Dr. Vishwambhar Pathak Co PI : Dr. Vivek Gaur
5. DST Sponsered Completed Project
“ Soft modeling of group dynamics : A cognitive psychology perspective” has been sanctioned by Department of Science & Technology, Ministry of Science & Technology, Government of India. Duration of project : 2009-2011 (Two Years)
Objectives:
The extension of the outcome of the proposed project could be ported to other similar group of problems and construction of forecasting model involving a group. The Group may be the group of crowd affected in a war situation or by natural disaster moving from one region to another.
Methods Adopted:
The proposal has considered a simple case study of software development scenario, where there are mental involvements among the members in the context of software development. Which is analyzed and key players are identified.
The work is divided into following Steps:
Experimental output :
Experiment 1: Discovering Communities or teams through Bibliometric approach and edge between-ness successively
Experiment 2: Community Detection and Key Player Identification in terrorist network
Experiment 3: Identifying Key Players or Team Leaders in a Student’s discussion network (while doing software development activity) through Neighbourhood Connectivity measure
Figure 1: Student’s discussion network during software development activity.
Figure 1 is the snapshot of the network of Students while they are participating in Software development activity. Every node is a student and every node number is the student class roll number. In figure 2, Detected teams are in different colors and identified team leaders are indicated by a circle around the node.
Figure 2: Identified candidate key players or team leaders (10, 18) in teams (communities) detected in the Student’s discussion network during software development activity
Conclusion :
For the application based project development, Team and team leaders were selected using the designed algorithm and the outcome is very satisfactory as the complete project is completed within time limit and the quality of the project is up to the mark. The designed message board and scenario graph approach is efficient for community detection and team forming applications
