Report and Presentation

Sample Report1

Sample Report2

Sample Report Latex File

Sample Presentation slides Latex File

Follow IEEE reference format in report and PPT. 

Guidelines for Preparing References

Topic and Slot Numbers

Topic and Slot Numbers

Roll No	Name of Student	Topic 1	Guide	Slot No
CEC15CS001	ABHIJITH K S	Edge Computing for the Internet of Things	Mohammad Ilyas	44
CEC15CS002	ADARSH P V	Dark Web	Marina Crompton	58
CEC15CS003	ADITHYA VINAYAK	Software-defined Software: A perspective of machine learning based software production	Athira	18
CEC15CS005	AISWARYA V	Face Detection using Deep Learning:An improved faster RCNN Approach	Jeshmol P J	23
CEC15CS006	AISWARYA C SEKHAR	Social Big data	Greeshma	4
CEC15CS007	AJAYDEV K U		Dr. Preetha Theresa	16
CEC15CS008	AKSHAYA ANIL	Neuroscience-Inspired Artificial Intelligence	Marina Crompton	41
CEC15CS009	ALBIN PAUL	Android Botnets	Richu Norman	25
CEC15CS010	AMETA JOBY	DaDianNao	Jayakrishnan R	14
CEC15CS011	ANAGHA VIJAY	DDoS attack detection and mitigation techniques in cloud computing environment	Athira	34
CEC15CS013	ANANYA LAL KUMAR	Hate Speech Detection	Jisy	47
CEC15CS014	ANJALI NAIR H	Blockchain Cloud Architecture for IoT	Manju K	46
CEC15CS015	ARATHY M A	Action Recognition in Video Sequences using Deep Bi directional LSTM with CNN Features	Janu	2
CEC15CS016	ARUN KUMAR M S		Athira	26
CEC15CS017	ATHIRA BALACHANDRAN	Security threats in Bluetooth technology	Swetha	5
CEC15CS018	BHAGYA PRADEEP	Human behavior and hand gesture classification for smart human robot interaction	Jisy	52
CEC15CS019	BHAGYA LAKSHMI S	VFence:	Richu Norman	40
CEC15CS020	BINI M BABY	Human character identification based on a new biometric pattern - a contemporary approach	Jayakrishnan R	3
CEC15CS021	DARSHAN N	Ransomware Prevention Technique	santhi krishna m s	11
CEC15CS022	DEVU D	A Review on the Role of Nano-Communication in Future Healthcare Systems: A Big Data Analytics Perspective	Janu	8
CEC15CS023	DIVYA BENNET	Microservices How to make Your Application Scale	Richu Norman	38
CEC15CS024	DIVYA MOL M S	Evergreen LP: Using a social network as a learning pattern	Jaya	36
CEC15CS025	GEORGE MARTIN JOSE	Docker	Marina Crompton	29
CEC15CS027	HANEEN AHEMED A	Future of CyberSecurity is Quantam	Murali Mohanan	10
CEC15CS028	HARISHMA DAS	FLPD Face recognition and infrared pedestrian detection	Jisy	48
CEC15CS029	HEMANT BOBAN	Next Generation of Virtual Personal assistant	Swetha	54
CEC15CS031	JITHU K S	Personal Identification Based on Palm Vein Infrared Pattern.	Swetha	12
CEC15CS032	KAVYAMOL K S	Personal Recognition Using Finger Knuckle Shape Oriented Features and Texture Analysis.	Jisy	50
CEC15CS033	KEERTHANA S	Brain Intelligence	Marina Crompton	53
CEC15CS034	KISHOR V	Delta++	Richu Norman	20
CEC15CS035	KRISHNAPRIYA P	ReactJS	Mohammad Ilyas	31
CEC15CS036	LIMYA KAMARUDHEEN	Facial Expression Recognition and Emotion Classification System for Sentiment Analysis	Jayakrishnan R	15
CEC15CS037	MARY TESS JOSEPH	Recognition of Human Daytime Fatigue Using Keystroke Data	Jeshmol PJ	21
CEC15CS040	NANDU R DAS	Progressive Web Apps: the definite approach to cross platform development	santhi krishna m s	6
CEC15CS042	NEENU S SANU	Machine-learning-based system for multi-sensor 3D localisation of stationary objects	Jayakrishnan R	24
CEC15CS044	REJATH R	AI in Sports	Dr. Preetha Theresa	7
CEC15CS045	RESHMA R KRISHNAN	Geo-Visualization in 4D environment	santhi krishna m s	28
CEC15CS046	REVATHI SAJI	Recognition of sign language alphabets and numbers based on hand kinematics using a data glove.	Jayakrishnan R	56
CEC15CS048	SAURAV CHANDRAN	Scalable and Timely detection of cyberbullying in online socila network	Marina Crompton	37
CEC15CS049	SHELNA SEBASTIAN	Shadow Cyber Threat Intelligence	santhi krishna m s	51
CEC15CS050	SIMI SEBASTIAN	Cybersecurity for modern distribution automation grids	Murali Mohanan	55
CEC15CS051	SREEJITH A	Continuous Software Engineering	Swetha	42
CEC15CS052	SREELAKSHMI B	UV Spectrum for face biometrics	Jaya	22
CEC15CS053	SREELAKSHMI T	Topic life Cycle extraction from Big Twitter data based on community detection in bipartite network	Athira	9
CEC15CS054	SREELEKSHMI G		Jaya	35
CEC15CS055	SREERAM P	Collaborative augmented reality for Socialization	Athira	33
CEC15CS056	SRUTHI S	Big data analytics in healthcare	Greeshma	32
CEC15CS057	SRUTHY V	Modeling User Activity Patterns for Next-Place Prediction	Jeshmol PJ	1
CEC15CS058	STEBIN JOSEPH	How Is Video Game Development Different from Software Development in Open Source?	santhi krishna m s	30
CEC15CS059	SUJITH K S	Unified Payment Interface (UPI): A cashless Indian e-Transaction process	Richu Norman	60
CEC15CS060	SUKANYA HARIDAS	Smart Card Operating Systems	Jisy	13
CEC15CS061	SULEKHA HASHIM	Evolution of sentiment analysis	Manju K	45
CEC15CS062	VIJAYALAKSHMI S	Sleep Monitoring by Integrating IoT With Big Data Analytics	Jeshmol PJ	49
CEC15CS063	VIPIN A		Athira	17
LCEC15CS065	AYANA I. S	Virtual-Grid Based Traffic Control Strategy	Jaya	57
CEC15CS039	NAIR SURYAJITH SANTHOSH KUMAR	Autonomous Intelligent Music Teacher	Jeshmol PJ	19
CEC15CS043	RAHUL J REYNOLD
KVE15CS013	Anandhu P B	AngularJS	Jaya	59
KVE15CS024	Athul Das Krishna	Behavioural study Of memory Allocators for ANDROID Platform	Richu Norman	27
KVE15CS026	Gopika R	Role of Data Mining in Cyber Security	Swetha	39

GUIDELINES FOR SEMINAR PRESENTATION





1.All students are directed to submit your seminar base paper latest by 29th July 2018.

2.Report and presentation to be prepared in Latex and should get the approval from the guide at least one day prior to the presentation.

3.Approved rough report should be submitted at the time of presentation.

4.After presentation final fair report must be submitted on the next seminar day.

5.Presentation should not exceed 20 minutes and should be of minimum 15 minutes.

6.Presentation should be done in English and student must be in proper uniform.

7. Total of 8 students must be prepared to take seminar as per the slot allocated on each day of the seminar.

8.Each student should prepare a seminar diary containing the relevant details and brief summary of all the seminars presented. The diary must be submitted and will be evaluated at the end.

9.The Seminar will be evaluated on the following criterion :

a)Rough and Fair report.

b)Presentation,slides and content.

c)Knowledge on the topic (viva).

d)Seminar diary



10.Students who fail to present the seminar in the slot can be considered only as repeat presentation and marks will be reduced accordingly. Request for the Repeat presentation can be considered only if the reason is valid with proofs and forwarded from the Head of the department. There will be only single chance for repeat presentation . Those who are not presenting/not securing minimum in this chance will be marked as failed.

11. Those who are not securing minimum marks during the presentation will also get a single chance for Repeat presentation. However they need not submit the request letter. The slots for Repeat presentation will be given ,after the first round of presentation is over. Marks will be reduced for the students who are presenting in repeat chance. Students who fail to obtain minimum marks even in Repeat chance will be marked as fail.

12.Only  a maximum of 75% of the seminar content must be from the base paper. The rest 25% must be from references,related or similar works,or some of your own contributions to the topics(suggestions,future works etc..)