artifical-intellegence-&-data-science
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Department
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Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
VTU, Belagavi
AICTE & Govt. of Karnataka
NAAC & NBA
4 years (8 semesters)
60
Department
Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
Affiliation
VTU, Belagavi
Approvals
AICTE
Duration
4 years (8 semesters)
Intake
60
B.E programme in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AI & DS) is introduced from this Academic Year 2021 – 2022. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science AI & DS is an emerging technology innovation that provides effective solutions to specific industry requirements that are either incompatible or infeasible for traditional technology. Artificial Intelligence is humanoid thinking which is built into high speed, sophisticated and resourceful computing systems. Whereas typically, AI addresses the algorithmic part of the solutions space the DS extracts knowledge from structured and unstructured data.
The ability to visualize domain problems and leverage Engineering solutions in a specialized way with host of merits has thrown open multitude of applications to AI and DS. Robotics, Virtual Assistant, Finance, Chatbots, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Search Engines, Web scraping, Search based decision logic, Image processing, Speech Recognition, smart manufacturing and Gaming are some of the potential domains where AI & DS are extensively employed.
This Under Graduate programme in AI & DS, to begin with, impart an in-depth knowledge of the mathematical foundations required to build AI systems ground-up. Fundamental courses that embody the principles and techniques of AI, DS and Machine Learning (ML) constitute the second significant part of the curriculum. The third significant part of the curriculum endow the students with programming skills in Java, C/C++, Python and R programming languages. With this comprehensive curriculum, this Programme targets to equip students to build solutions for complex engineering problems.
“The goal of AI & DS is to turn data into information, and information into insight.”
B.E programme in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AI & DS) is introduced from this Academic Year 2021 – 2022. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science AI & DS is an emerging technology innovation that provides effective solutions to specific industry requirements that are either incompatible or infeasible for traditional technology. Artificial Intelligence is humanoid thinking which is built into high speed, sophisticated and resourceful computing systems. Whereas typically, AI addresses the algorithmic part of the solutions space the DS extracts knowledge from structured and unstructured data.
The ability to visualize domain problems and leverage Engineering solutions in a specialized way with host of merits has thrown open multitude of applications to AI and DS. Robotics, Virtual Assistant, Finance, Chatbots, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Search Engines, Web scraping, Search based decision logic, Image processing, Speech Recognition, smart manufacturing and Gaming are some of the potential domains where AI & DS are extensively employed.
This Under Graduate programme in AI & DS, to begin with, impart an in-depth knowledge of the mathematical foundations required to build AI systems ground-up. Fundamental courses that embody the principles and techniques of AI, DS and Machine Learning (ML) constitute the second significant part of the curriculum. The third significant part of the curriculum endow the students with programming skills in Java, C/C++, Python and R programming languages. With this comprehensive curriculum, this Programme targets to equip students to build solutions for complex engineering problems.
“The goal of AI & DS is to turn data into information, and information into insight.”
Welcome to the Department of Computer Science & Engineering(AI & DS), DBIT.
Welcome to the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science at Don Bosco Institute of Technology (DBIT), Bengaluru. ! It is my pleasure to extend a warm and enthusiastic greeting to all of you who have chosen to embark on this exciting and intellectually rewarding journey.
Since its establishment in 2021-22, the department has maintained an exemplary academic record. The MOUs are in process with leading industries and partnerships with professional bodies like IEEE, ISTE and CSI.
In today’s digital age, data has become the most valuable resource, and artificial intelligence is the driving force behind technological advancements that are reshaping industries, society, and our daily lives. At the heart of this transformation lies the convergence of AI and Data Science, and our department is dedicated to equipping you with the knowledge, skills, and mindset required to excel in this rapidly evolving field.

Dr.Gowramma G S
As you step into this program, I encourage you to embrace the limitless possibilities that AI and Data Science offer. Here, you will not only learn the fundamental principles and technologies that underpin these disciplines but also immerse yourself in hands-on projects and real-world applications. Our curriculum is designed to foster a deep understanding of the theoretical foundations, ethical considerations, and practical implementation of AI and data-driven solutions.
Our team of dedicated faculty members, who are experts in their respective domains, is committed to guiding and mentoring you throughout your academic journey. Their passion for research and innovation is contagious, and we encourage you to engage with them, ask questions, and explore the frontiers of knowledge.
In this department, we emphasize the importance of creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving. AI and Data Science require not only technical competence but also the ability to think innovatively, adapt to change, and work collaboratively. These skills will not only prepare you for a successful career but also enable you to make a positive impact on the world.
I also want to stress the significance of ethics and responsibility in AI and Data Science. With great power comes great responsibility, and we expect our graduates to approach their work with integrity, ensuring that the technology they develop serves the greater good and respects individual privacy and human rights.
The journey ahead will be challenging, but it will also be incredibly rewarding. You will have opportunities to participate in cutting-edge research, internships, and collaborative projects that will set you on a path toward success in your chosen career. I encourage you to make the most of your time here, and remember that the knowledge and experiences gained during your studies will shape not only your future but also the future of AI and Data Science.
Once again, welcome to the Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science. I am excited to see the incredible things you will achieve during your time here, and I look forward to celebrating your accomplishments as you progress through this program.
Advisory Board
Vision & Mission
Vision
- To develop high caliber Data Science professionals who can render innovative software services based on AI technologies to provide solutions to ethical problems.
Mission
- M1: To provide skill-based training to students on software tools relevant to AI and DS.
- M2: To inculcate specific professional thinking in students which would help them conceptualize AI solutions using DS.
- M3: To inculcate professional ethics which supports students to provide AI based solutions limited to ethical problems only.
- M4: To provide students with fundamental knowledge of relevant mathematics in order to make them conceptualize AI based solutions.
Goals
Short Term Goals
- Teach students the basic principles that underlie modern computational technology.
- Help students apply their knowledge of computer science to the solutions of the problems arising in various disciplines.
- Enhance students’ ability to communicate ideas clearly and concisely.
- Familiarize students with current technological trends and breakthroughs in computer science, such as Machine Learning, NLP, Gen AI.
- Encourage students to participate in national and international events in the field.
Long Term Goals
- Transform the department and its students into a multidisciplinary stream where students can collaborate with other departments for research.
- Strive to become a centre of excellence in the discipline.
- Encourage students to take up entrepreneurship in the field.
- Widen the scope of the faculty by helping them pursue cross-discipline research topics like robotics and machine vision.
- Expand current capabilities of research centre and laboratories.
Outcome Based Education
- PEO1: Graduates shall be able to use their knowledge to identify real-life problems that fit well into the solution framework of AI and be able to architect solutions using paradigms of DS.
- PEO2: Graduates shall work individually and in teams for developing innovative solutions in the area of AI & DS.
- PEO3: Graduates shall be able to grow professionally by enhancing their knowledge and skills through continuous learning.
- PEO4: Graduates shall exhibit ethical thinking while leveraging their knowledge of AI and DS to build technology solutions.
- PO1: Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
- PO2: Problem analysis: Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences.
- PO3: Design/development of solutions: Design solutions for complex engineering problems and design system components or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, and cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
- PO4: Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research methods including the design of experiments, analysis, and interpretation of data, and synthesis of the information to provide valid conclusions.
- PO5: Modern tool usage: Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools including prediction and modeling to complex engineering activities with an understanding of the limitations.
- PO6: The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues, and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice.
- PO7: Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of sustainable development and its need.
- PO8: Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities, and norms of engineering practice.
- PO9: Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
- PO10: Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
- PO11: Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the engineering and management principles and apply these to one’s work, as a member and leader in a team, to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.
- PO12: Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the zeal and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in the broadest context of technological change.
- PSO1: Model specified real-life problems using AI paradigms and solve challenges of Big Data by applying acquired technical knowledge.
- PSO2: Develop enough potential to work in teams to address multidisciplinary problems using technical knowledge and life skills.
- PSO3: Keep pace with technological advancements to leverage state-of-the-art solutions based on Artificial Intelligence and Data Science.
Course Curriculum
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | BCS301 | MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE |
2 | BCS302 | DIGITAL DESIGN AND COMPUTER ORGANIZATION |
3 | BCS303 | OPERATING SYSTEMS |
4 | BCS304 | DATA STRUCTURES AND APPLICATIONS |
5 | BCSL305 | DATA STRUCTURES LABORATORY |
6 | BCS306A | OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA |
7 | BSCK307 | SOCIAL CONNECT & RESPONSIBILITY |
8 | BCS358A | DATA ANALYTICS WITH EXCEL |
9 | BYOK359 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | BCS401 | ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS |
2 | BAD402 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
3 | BCS403 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM |
4 | BCSL404 | ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS LAB |
5 | BCS405C | OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE |
6 | BBOC407 | BIOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS (CSE) |
7 | BUHK408 | UNIVERSAL HUMAN VALUES (UHV) |
8 | BYOK459 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE |
9 | BDSL456C | MERN |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | BCS501 | SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT |
2 | BCS502 | COMPUTER NETWORKS |
3 | BCS503 | THEORY OF COMPUTATION |
4 | BAIL504 | DATA VISUALIZATION LAB |
5 | BAD515C | CLOUD COMPUTING |
6 | BCS508 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND E-WASTE MANAGEMENT |
7 | BRMK557 | RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & IPR |
8 | BYOK559 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | 21MAT31 | TRANSFORM CALCULUS, FOURIER SERIES AND NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES |
2 | 21CS32 | DATA STRUCTURES AND APPLICATIONS |
3 | 21CS33 | ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS |
4 | 21CS34 | COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE |
5 | 21CSL35 | OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA LABORATORY |
6 | 21SCR36 | SOCIAL CONNECT & RESPONSIBILITIES |
7 | 21CIP37 | CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS (CIP) |
8 | 21KBK37/47 | Balake Kannada |
9 | 21CS382 | PROGRAMMING IN C++ |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | 21MAT41 | COMPLEX ANALYSIS, PROBABILITY AND STATISTICAL METHODS |
2 | 21CS42 | DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS |
3 | 21CS43 | MICROCONTROLLER AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS |
4 | 21KBK37/47 | Balake Kannada |
5 | 21CS482 | UNIX SHELL PROGRAMMING |
6 | 21UHV49 | UNIVERSAL HUMAN VALUES-II: UNDERSTANDING HARMONY AND ETHICAL HUMAN CONDUCT |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | 21CS51 | AUTOMATA THEORY AND COMPILER DESIGN |
2 | 21CS52 | COMPUTER NETWORKS |
3 | 21CS53 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS |
4 | 21AI54 | PRINCIPLES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE |
5 | 21CSL55 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LABORATORY WITH MINI PROJECT |
6 | 21RMI56 | RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS |
7 | 21CIV57 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES |
8 | 21CSL581 | ANGULAR JS AND NODE JS |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | 21CS61 | SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT |
2 | 21AD62 | DATA SCIENCE AND ITS APPLICATIONS |
3 | 21AI63 | MACHINE LEARNING |
4 | 21AD644 | DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY |
5 | 21EE652 | RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES |
6 | 21AIL66 | MACHINE LEARNING LAB |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title |
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1 | 21AD71 | DATA VISUALIZATION |
2 | 21CS72 | CLOUD COMPUTING |
3 | 21CS734 | BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY |
4 | 21CS743 | DEEP LEARNING |
5 | 21EE734 | ELECTRICAL VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES |
6 | 21EE755 | ENERGY CONSERVATION AND AUDIT |
Course Outcomes
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (COs) |
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1 | Mathematics for Computer Science | BCS301 | CO 1: Explain probability concepts and distributions. CO 2: Apply probability distribution models. CO 3: Solve problems using Markov chains. CO 4: Use statistics in engineering. CO 5: Compute confidence intervals. CO 6: Apply ANOVA test. |
2 | Digital Design and Computer Organization | BCS302 | CO 1: Simplify Boolean expressions using K-Map. CO 2: Design combinational/sequential circuits with Verilog. CO 3: Describe machine instructions and addressing modes. CO 4: Explain processor-I/O communication. CO 5: Analyze memory and cache performance. |
3 | Operating Systems | BCS303 | CO 1: Explain OS structure and functionality. CO 2: Apply CPU scheduling algorithms. CO 3: Analyze process synchronization and deadlocks. CO 4: Use memory management techniques. CO 5: Explain file storage strategies. CO 6: Describe information protection. |
4 | Data Structures and Applications | BCS304 | CO 1: Explain data structures and applications. CO 2: Solve problems using arrays, stacks, and queues. CO 3: Utilize linked lists. CO 4: Model problems using trees and graphs. CO 5: Explain advanced concepts like hashing. |
5 | Data Structures Laboratory | BCSL305 | CO 1: Analyze linear/non-linear data structures. CO 2: Demonstrate data structure applications. CO 3: Apply searching and sorting algorithms. CO 4: Solve real-world problems with appropriate data structures. |
6 | Object-Oriented Programming with Java | BCS306A | CO 1: Write programs using branching/looping. CO 2: Design classes with data members/methods. CO 3: Apply inheritance/interfaces. CO 4: Use packages and exception handling. CO 5: Implement multithreading and enumerations. |
7 | Social Connect & Responsibility | BSCK307 | CO 1: Connect with society. CO 2: Create responsible societal links. CO 3: Engage in community activities. CO 4: Solve community problems. CO 5: Develop social/civic responsibility. CO 6: Lead and mobilize community efforts. |
8 | Data Analytics with Excel | BCS358A | CO 1: Use advanced Excel functions. CO 2: Manipulate data with PivotTables. CO 3: Summarize data with Consolidation. CO 4: Apply Macros and Autofilters to solve real-world problems. |
9 | Yoga for a Better Life | BYOK359 | CO 1: Understand Yoga objectives. CO 2: Perform and teach Suryanamaskar. CO 3: Teach Asanas, methods, and benefits. CO 4: Instruct Kapalabhati practice. CO 5: Teach various Pranayama techniques. CO 6: Coach Kriyas and their benefits. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (COs) |
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Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (COs) |
1 | Analysis & Design of Algorithms | BCS401 | CO 1: Apply asymptotic notational method to analyze the performance of the algorithm in terms of time complexity. CO 2: Demonstrate divide & conquer and decrease & conquer approaches to solve computational problems. CO 3: Make use of transform & conquer and dynamic programming design approaches to solve the given real-world or complex computational problems. CO 4: Apply greedy and input enhancement methods to solve graph & string based computational problems. CO 5: Analyse various classes (P, NP and NP Complete) of problems. CO 6: Illustrate backtracking, branch & bound and approximation methods. |
2 | Artificial Intelligence | BAD402 | CO 1: Apply knowledge of agent architecture, searching and reasoning techniques for different applications. CO 2: Compare various searching and inferencing techniques. CO 3: Develop knowledge base sentences using propositional logic and first-order logic. CO 4: Describe the concepts of quantifying uncertainty. CO 5: Use the concepts of expert systems to build applications. |
3 | Database Management System | BCS403 | CO 1: Describe the basic elements of a relational database management system. CO 2: Design entity relationships for the given scenario. CO 3: Apply various Structured Query Language (SQL) statements for database manipulation. CO 4: Analyse various normalization forms for the given application. CO 5: Develop database applications for the given real-world problem. CO 6: Understand the concepts related to NoSQL databases. |
4 | Analysis & Design of Algorithms Lab | BCSL404 | CO 1: Develop programs to solve computational problems using suitable algorithm design strategy. CO 2: Compare algorithm design strategies by developing equivalent programs and observing running times for analysis (Empirical). CO 3: Make use of suitable integrated development tools to develop programs. CO 4: Choose appropriate algorithm design techniques to develop solutions to computational and complex problems. CO 5: Demonstrate and present the development of the program, its execution and running time(s), and record the results/inferences. |
5 | Optimization Technique | BCS405C | CO 1: Apply the concepts of vector calculus to solve the given problem. CO 2: Apply the concepts of partial differentiation in machine learning and deep neural networks. CO 3: Analyze the convex optimization algorithms and their importance in computer science & engineering. CO 4: Apply optimization algorithms to solve the problem. CO 5: Analyze the advanced optimization algorithms for machine learning. |
6 | Biology for Engineers (CSE) | BBOC407 | CO 1: Elucidate the basic biological concepts via relevant industrial applications and case studies. CO 2: Evaluate the principles of design and development for exploring novel bioengineering projects. CO 3: Corroborate the concepts of biomimetics for specific requirements. CO 4: Think critically towards exploring innovative biobased solutions for socially relevant problems. |
7 | Universal Human Values (UHV) | BUHK408 | CO 1: Become more responsible in life, handling problems with sustainable solutions, while keeping human relationships and human nature in mind. CO 2: Develop better critical ability. CO 3: Become sensitive to their commitment towards human values, human relationships, and human society. CO 4: Apply what they have learned to real-life settings and daily situations. |
8 | Yoga for a Better Life | BYOK459 | CO 1: Understand the meaning, aim, and objectives of Yoga. CO 2: Perform Suryanamaskar and teach its benefits. CO 3: Understand and teach different Asanas by name, its importance, methods, and benefits. CO 4: Instruct Kapalabhati and its need and importance. CO 5: Teach different types of Pranayama, precautions, procedure, and uses. CO 6: Coach different types of Kriyas, methods to follow, and their usefulness. |
9 | MERN | BDSL456C | CO 1: Apply the fundamentals of MongoDB, such as data modeling, CRUD operations, and basic queries to solve given problems. CO 2: Use constructs of Express.js, including routing, software, and constructing RESTful APIs to solve real-world problems. CO 3: Develop scalable and efficient RESTful APIs using NodeJS. CO 4: Develop applications using React, including components, state, props, and JSX syntax. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (COs) |
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1 | SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT | BCS501 | CO 1: Differentiate process models to judge which process model has to be adopted for the given scenarios. CO 2: Derive both functional and nonfunctional requirements from the case study. CO 3: Analyze the importance of various software testing methods and agile methodology. CO 4: Illustrate the role of project planning and quality management in software development. CO 5: Identify appropriate techniques to enhance software quality. |
2 | COMPUTER NETWORKS | BCS502 | CO 1: Explain the fundamentals of computer networks. CO 2: Apply the concepts of computer networks to demonstrate the working of various layers and protocols in communication network. CO 3: Analyze the principles of protocol layering in modern communication systems. CO 4: Demonstrate various Routing protocols and their services using tools such as Cisco packet tracer. |
3 | THEORY OF COMPUTATION | BCS503 | CO 1: Apply the fundamentals of automata theory to write DFA, NFA, Epsilon-NFA and conversion between them. CO 2: Prove the properties of regular languages using regular expressions. CO 3: Design context-free grammars (CFGs) and pushdown automata (PDAs) for formal languages. CO 4: Design Turing machines to solve the computational problems. CO 5: Explain the concepts of decidability and undecidability. |
4 | DATA VISUALIZATION LAB | BAIL504 | CO 1: Design the experiment to create basic charts and graphs using Tableau and Power BI. CO 2: Develop the solution for the given real world problem. CO 3: Analyze the results and produce substantial written documentation. |
5 | CLOUD COMPUTING | BAD515C | CO 1: Describe various cloud computing platforms and service providers. CO 2: Illustrate the significance of various types of virtualization. CO 3: Identify the architecture, delivery models and industrial platforms for cloud computing based applications. CO 4: Analyze the role of security aspects in cloud computing. CO 5: Demonstrate cloud applications in various fields using suitable cloud platforms. |
6 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND E-WASTE MANAGEMENT | BCS508 | CO 1: Comprehend the principles of ecology and environmental issues pertaining to air, land, and water on a global scale. CO 2: Acquire observation skills for solving problems related to the environment. CO 3: Conduct survey to describe the realities of waste management system. |
7 | RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & IPR | BRMK557 | CO 1: To know the meaning of engineering research. CO 2: To know the procedure of the literature Review and Technical Reading. CO 3: To understand the fundamentals of the patent laws and drafting procedure. CO 4: Understanding the copyright laws and subject matters of copyrights and designs. CO 5: Understanding the basic principles of design rights. |
8 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE | BYOK559 | CO 1: Understand the meaning, aim and objectives of Yoga. CO 2: Perform Suryanamaskar and able to Teach its benefits. CO 3: Understand and teach different Asanas by name, its importance, methods and benefits. CO 4: Instruct Kapalabhati and its need and importance. CO 5: Teach different types of Pranayama by its name, precautions, procedure and uses. CO 6: Coach different types of Kriyas, method to follow and usefulness. |
9 | DATA SCIENCE | BCS509 | CO 1: Understand the fundamentals of data science, including data manipulation, analysis, and visualization. CO 2: Apply machine learning algorithms and techniques to solve real-world data problems. CO 3: Analyze large data sets and use data mining techniques to extract insights. CO 4: Use statistical methods to analyze and interpret data. CO 5: Develop and deploy data-driven solutions for decision-making processes. |
10 | INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT) | BCS510 | CO 1: Understand the concepts and architecture of IoT systems. CO 2: Implement IoT-based applications using sensors, actuators, and microcontrollers. CO 3: Develop and deploy IoT-based solutions for smart homes, cities, and industries. CO 4: Analyze the challenges of IoT, including security, privacy, and scalability. CO 5: Evaluate various IoT communication protocols and their application in real-world scenarios. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (COs) |
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1 | TRANSFORM CALCULUS, FOURIER SERIES AND NUMERICAL TECHNIQUES | 21MAT31 | CO 1: To solve ordinary differential equations using Laplace transform. CO 2: Demonstrate Fourier series to study the behaviour of periodic functions and their applications in system communications, digital signal processing, and field theory. CO 3: To use Fourier transforms to analyze problems involving continuous-time signals and to apply Z-Transform techniques to solve difference equations. CO 4: To solve mathematical models represented by initial or boundary value problems involving partial differential equations. CO 5: Determine the extremals of functionals using calculus of variations and solve problems arising in dynamics of rigid bodies and vibrational analysis. |
2 | DATA STRUCTURES AND APPLICATIONS | 21CS32 | CO 1: Identify different data structures and their applications. CO 2: Apply stack and queues in solving problems. CO 3: Demonstrate applications of linked list. CO 4: Explore the applications of trees and graphs to model and solve the real-world problem. CO 5: Make use of Hashing techniques and resolve collisions during mapping of key value pairs. |
3 | ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS | 21CS33 | CO 1: Design and analyze application of analog circuits using photo devices, timer IC, power supply and regulator IC and op-amp. CO 2: Explain the basic principles of A/D and D/A conversion circuits and develop the same. CO 3: Simplify digital circuits using Karnaugh Map, and Quine-McClusky Methods. CO 4: Explain Gates and flip flops and make us in designing different data processing circuits, registers and counters and compare the types. CO 5: Develop simple HDL programs. |
4 | COMPUTER ORGANIZATION AND ARCHITECTURE | 21CS34 | CO 1: Explain the organization and architecture of computer systems with machine instructions and programs. CO 2: Analyze the input/output devices communicating with computer system. CO 3: Demonstrate the functions of different types of memory devices. CO 4: Apply different data types on simple arithmetic and logical unit. CO 5: Analyze the functions of basic processing unit, Parallel processing and pipelining. |
5 | OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA LABORATORY | 21CSL35 | CO 1: Use Eclipse/NetBeans IDE to design, develop, debug Java Projects. CO 2: Analyze the necessity for Object Oriented Programming paradigm over structured programming and become familiar with the fundamental concepts in OOP. CO 3: Demonstrate the ability to design and develop java programs, analyze, and interpret object-oriented data and document results. CO 4: Apply the concepts of multiprogramming, exception/event handling, abstraction to develop robust programs. CO 5: Develop user-friendly applications using File I/O and GUI concepts. |
6 | SOCIAL CONNECT & RESPONSIBILITIES | 21SCR36 | CO 1: Understand social responsibility. CO 2: Practice sustainability and creativity. CO 3: Showcase planning and organizational skills. |
7 | CONSTITUTION OF INDIA AND PROFESSIONAL ETHICS (CIP) | 21CIP37 | CO 1: Analyse the basic structure of Indian Constitution. CO 2: Remember their Fundamental Rights, DPSP’s and Fundamental Duties (FD’s) of our constitution. CO 3: Know about our Union Government, political structure & codes, procedures. CO 4: Understand our State Executive & Elections system of India. CO 5: Remember the Amendments and Emergency Provisions, other important provisions given by the constitution. |
8 | ಬಳೆ ಕನಡ – Balake Kannada | 21KBK37/47 | CO 1: To understand the necessity of learning of local language for comfortable life. CO 2: To Listen and understand the Kannada language properly. CO 3: To speak, read and write Kannada language as per requirement. CO 4: To communicate (converse) in Kannada language in their daily life with Kannada speakers. CO 5: To speak in polite conservation. |
9 | PROGRAMMING IN C++ | 21CS382 | CO 1: Able to understand and design the solution to a problem using object-oriented programming concepts. CO 2: Able to reuse the code with extensible Class types, User-defined operators and function Overloading. CO 3: Achieve code reusability and extensibility by means of Inheritance and Polymorphism. CO 4: Identify and explore the Performance analysis of I/O Streams. CO 5: Implement the features of C++ including templates, exceptions, and file handling for providing programmed solutions to complex problems. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 | COMPLEX ANALYSIS, PROBABILITY AND STATISTICAL METHODS | 21MAT41 | CO 1: Use the concepts of an analytic function and complex potentials to solve the problems arising in electromagnetic field theory. CO 2: Obtain Series Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equation. CO 3: Make use of the correlation and regression analysis to fit a suitable mathematical model for the statistical data. CO 4: Apply discrete and continuous probability distributions in analysing the probability models arising in the engineering field. CO 5: Construct joint probability distributions and demonstrate the validity of testing the hypothesis. |
2 | DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF ALGORITHMS | 21CS42 | CO 1: Analyze the performance of the algorithms, state the efficiency using asymptotic notations and analyze mathematically the complexity of the algorithm. CO 2: Apply divide and conquer approaches and decrease and conquer approaches in solving the problems analyze the same. CO 3: Apply the appropriate algorithmic design technique like greedy method, transform and conquer approaches and compare the efficiency of algorithms to solve the given problem. CO 4: Apply and analyze dynamic programming approaches to solve some problems and improve an algorithm time efficiency by sacrificing space. CO 5: Apply and analyze backtracking, branch and bound methods and describe P, NP and NPComplete problems. |
3 | MICROCONTROLLER AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS | 21CS43 | CO 1: Explain C-Compilers and optimization. CO 2: Describe the ARM microcontroller’s architectural features and program module. CO 3: Apply the knowledge gained from programming on ARM to different applications. CO 4: Program the basic hardware components and their application selection method. CO 5: Demonstrate the need for a real-time operating system for embedded system applications. |
4 | OPERATING SYSTEMS | 21CS44 | CO 1: Identify the structure of an operating system and its scheduling mechanism. CO 2: Demonstrate the allocation of resources for a process using scheduling algorithm. CO 3: Identify root causes of deadlock and provide the solution for deadlock elimination. CO 4: Explore about the storage structures and learn about the Linux Operating system. CO 5: Analyze Storage Structures and Implement Customized Case study. |
5 | PYTHON PROGRAMMING LABORATORY | 21CSL46 | CO 1: Identify the structure of an operating system and its scheduling mechanism. CO 2: Demonstrate the allocation of resources for a process using scheduling algorithm. CO 3: Identify root causes of deadlock and provide the solution for deadlock elimination. CO 4: Explore about the storage structures and learn about the Linux Operating system. CO 5: Analyze Storage Structures and Implement Customized Case study. |
6 | ADDITIONAL MATHEMATICS-II | 21MATDIP41 | CO 1: Test for consistency and solve the system of linear equations. CO 2: Solve higher order differential equations. CO 3: Apply elementary probability theory and solve related problems. CO 4: Interpolate/extrapolate from the given data. CO 5: Apply the knowledge of numerical methods in modelling and solving engineering problems. |
7 | BIOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS | 21BE45 | CO 1: Elucidate the basic biological concepts via relevant industrial applications and case studies. CO 2: Evaluate the principles of design and development, for exploring novel bioengineering projects. CO 3: Corroborate the concepts of biomimetics for specific requirements. CO 4: Think critically towards exploring innovative biobased solutions for socially relevant problems. |
8 | Balake Kannada | 21KBK37/47 | CO 1: To understand the necessity of learning the local language for a comfortable life. CO 2: To listen and understand the Kannada language properly. CO 3: To speak, read and write Kannada language as per requirement. CO 4: To communicate (converse) in Kannada language in their daily life with Kannada speakers. CO 5: To speak in polite conservation. |
9 | UNIX SHELL PROGRAMMING | 21CS482 | CO 1: Know the basics of Unix concepts and commands. CO 2: Evaluate the UNIX file system. CO 3: Apply Changes in file system. CO 4: Understand scripts and programs. CO 5: Analyze Facility with UNIX system process. |
10 | UNIVERSAL HUMAN VALUES-II: UNDERSTANDING HARMONY and ETHICAL HUMAN CONDUCT | 21UHV49 | CO 1: Holistic vision of life. CO 2: Socially responsible behaviour. CO 3: Environmentally responsible work. CO 4: Ethical human conduct. CO 5: Having Competence and Capabilities for Maintaining Health and Hygiene. CO 6: Appreciation and aspiration for excellence (merit) and gratitude for all. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 | AUTOMATA THEORY AND COMPILER DESIGN | 21CS51 | CO 1: Acquire fundamental understanding of the core concepts in automata theory and Theory of Computation. CO 2: Design and develop lexical analyzers, parsers and code generators. CO 3: Design Grammars and Automata (recognizers) for different language classes and become knowledgeable about restricted models of Computation (Regular, Context Free) and their relative powers. CO 4: Acquire fundamental understanding of the structure of a Compiler and Apply concepts of automata theory and Theory of Computation to design Compilers. CO 5: Design computation models for problems in Automata theory and adapt such models in the field of compilers. |
2 | COMPUTER NETWORKS | 21CS52 | CO 1: Acquire fundamental understanding of core concepts in computer networks. CO 2: Understand various networking protocols and architecture. CO 3: Design and develop solutions for network communication. CO 4: Analyze and troubleshoot networking issues. CO 5: Learn about network security and measures to secure data transmission. |
3 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS | 21CS53 | CO 1: Identify, analyze and define database objects, enforce integrity constraints on a database using RDBMS. CO 2: Use Structured Query Language (SQL) for database manipulation and also demonstrate the basics of query evaluation. CO 3: Design and build simple database systems and relate the concepts of transaction, concurrency control, and recovery in databases. CO 4: Develop applications to interact with databases, relational algebra expressions. CO 5: Develop applications using tuple and domain relation expression from queries. |
4 | PRINCIPLES OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | 21AI54 | CO 1: Apply knowledge of agent architecture, searching and reasoning techniques for different applications. CO 2: Analyze Searching and Inferencing Techniques. CO 3: Develop knowledge base sentences using propositional logic and first-order logic. CO 4: Demonstrate agents, searching and inferencing. CO 5: Illustrate the application of probability in uncertain reasoning. |
5 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LABORATORY WITH MINI PROJECT | 21CSL55 | CO 1: Create, update and query on the database. CO 2: Demonstrate the working of different concepts of DBMS. CO 3: Implement, analyze and evaluate the project developed for an application. |
6 | RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS | 21RMI56 | CO 1: Understand the fundamental concepts of research methodology. CO 2: Gain knowledge about intellectual property rights. CO 3: Apply research methodologies in real-world projects. CO 4: Develop skills for intellectual property protection and commercialization. CO 5: Design and implement a research methodology for academic or industrial research. |
7 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES | 21CIV57 | CO 1: Understand the principles of ecology and environmental issues that apply to air, land, and water on a global scale. CO 2: Develop critical thinking and observation skills, and apply them to the analysis of environmental problems. CO 3: Demonstrate knowledge of the complex relationships between biotic and abiotic components. CO 4: Apply ecological knowledge to illustrate and graph a problem and describe the realities that managers face when dealing with complex issues. |
8 | ANGULAR JS AND NODE JS | 21CSL581 | CO 1: Understand the fundamentals of Angular JS and Node JS. CO 2: Build dynamic and responsive web applications using Angular JS. CO 3: Develop server-side applications using Node JS. CO 4: Integrate front-end and back-end components for full-stack web development. CO 5: Deploy applications and ensure scalability and performance optimization. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 | SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT | 21CS61 | CO 1: Understand the activities involved in software engineering and analyze the role of various process models. CO 2: Explain the basics of object-oriented concepts and build a suitable class model using modeling techniques. CO 3: Describe various software testing methods and understand the importance of agile methodology and DevOps. CO 4: Illustrate the role of project planning and quality management in software development. CO 5: Understand the importance of activity planning and different planning models. |
2 | DATA SCIENCE AND ITS APPLICATIONS | 21AD62 | CO 1: Identify and demonstrate data using visualization tools. CO 2: Use statistical hypothesis tests to choose the properties of data, curate, and manipulate data. CO 3: Utilize machine learning algorithms and techniques to develop models. CO 4: Demonstrate the construction of decision trees and data partition using clustering. CO 5: Experiment with social network analysis and apply natural language processing skills to develop data-driven applications. |
3 | MACHINE LEARNING | 21AI63 | CO 1: Understand the concept of Machine Learning and Concept Learning. CO 2: Apply the concept of ML and various classification methods in a project. CO 3: Analyze various training models in ML and implement the SVM algorithm. CO 4: Apply the ML concept in decision tree structures and implement Ensemble learning and Random Forest. CO 5: Apply Bayes techniques and explore classification in ML. |
4 | DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY | 21AD644 | CO 1: Identify vulnerabilities in computing systems and choose appropriate security solutions. CO 2: Plan to resolve identified security issues. CO 3: Analyze security mechanisms using theoretical approaches. CO 4: Recognize the importance of data privacy, limitations, and applications. CO 5: Organize privacy-preserving algorithms. |
5 | RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES | 21EE652 | CO 1: Discuss causes of energy scarcity and its solutions, and the availability of renewable energy resources. CO 2: Outline energy from the sun, energy reaching Earth’s surface, and solar thermal energy applications. CO 3: Discuss types of solar collectors, their configurations, solar cell systems, their characteristics, and applications. CO 4: Explain energy generation from hydrogen, wind, geothermal systems, solid waste, and agricultural refuse. CO 5: Discuss energy production from biomass, biogas. CO 6: Summarize tidal energy resources, sea wave energy, and ocean thermal energy. |
6 | MACHINE LEARNING LAB | 21AIL66 | CO 1: Understand the importance of different classification and clustering algorithms. CO 2: Demonstrate the working of various algorithms with respect to training and test data sets. CO 3: Illustrate and analyze the principles of instance-based and reinforcement learning techniques. CO 4: Elucidate the importance and applications of supervised and unsupervised machine learning. CO 5: Compare and contrast the Bayes theorem principles and Q learning approach. |
Sl. No | Course Title | Course Code | Course Outcomes (CO) |
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1 | DATA VISUALIZATION | 21AD71 | CO 1: Demonstrate the data visualization techniques. CO 2: Analyze data represented in the form of graphs and charts. CO 3: Experiment with different visualization tools. CO 4: Identify geospatial data and the interconnection of data. CO 5: Make use of the web for data extraction. |
2 | CLOUD COMPUTING | 21CS72 | CO 1: Understand and analyze various cloud computing platforms and service providers. CO 2: Illustrate various virtualization concepts. CO 3: Identify the architecture, infrastructure, and delivery models of cloud computing. CO 4: Understand the security aspects of cloud computing. CO 5: Define platforms for the development of cloud applications. |
3 | BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY | 21CS734 | CO 1: Describe the concepts of distributed computing and its role in Blockchain. CO 2: Describe the concepts of cryptography and its role in Blockchain. CO 3: List the benefits, drawbacks, and applications of Blockchain. CO 4: Appreciate the technologies involved in Bitcoin. CO 5: Appreciate and demonstrate the Ethereum platform to develop blockchain applications. |
4 | DEEP LEARNING | 21CS743 | CO 1: Understand the fundamental issues and challenges of deep learning, data, model selection, model complexity, etc. CO 2: Describe various knowledge on deep learning and algorithms. CO 3: Apply CNN and RNN models for real-time applications. CO 4: Identify various challenges involved in designing and implementing deep learning algorithms. CO 5: Relate deep learning algorithms for given types of learning tasks in varied domains. |
5 | ELECTRICAL VEHICLE TECHNOLOGIES | 21EE734 | CO 1: Explain the working of electric vehicles and recent trends. CO 2: Analyze different power converter topologies used for electric vehicle applications. CO 3: Develop the electric propulsion unit and its control for electric vehicle applications. CO 4: Design converters for battery charging and explain transformer-less topology. |
6 | ENERGY CONSERVATION AND AUDIT | 21EE755 | CO 1: Analyze the energy scenario nationwide and worldwide, and outline the Energy Conservation Act and its features. CO 2: Discuss load management techniques and energy efficiency. CO 3: Understand the need for energy audits and energy audit methodology. CO 4: Understand various pillars of electricity market design. CO 5: Conduct energy audits of electrical systems and buildings. CO 6: Show an understanding of demand-side management and energy conservation. |
Artificial Data Science Infrastructure

Advance AI Technologies
explores advanced neural network designs, including Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs), Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs), and Transformers. The course covers how these architectures are used for tasks like image recognition, sequence modeling, and natural language processing. Students will learn about network layers, activation functions, and training techniques, gaining skills to build and optimize deep learning models for complex real-world applications.
Reinforcement Learning
focuses on training models through interactions with an environment to make decisions. The course covers key concepts such as reward signals, Q-learning, and policy gradients. Students will explore techniques for optimizing decision-making policies and handling exploration versus exploitation. By the end, they will be equipped to design and implement reinforcement learning algorithms for applications in robotics, game playing, and autonomous systems.

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RESEARCH AT THE DEPARTMENT OF AI & DS
Research Areas
The Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science, Don Bosco Institute of Technology, Bengaluru was established in the year 2021-22, with an intake of 60 students. DBIT is permanently affiliated to Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU), Belagavi, Karnataka.
The department has state-of-art infrastructure in terms of well-equipped laboratories and library for staff and students. It has qualified and experienced teaching faculty. It supports students to understand the fundamentals of AI & DS, apply them in design and development of projects to resolve complex, real-time problems. The department has got excellent ambience for research in diversified areas. The department has got a wide technical spectrum through the Centre of Excellence, Innovation lab, industry tie-ups, collaboration and MOUs.
Cloud Computing
Cloud computing implementation is being done in our DBIT-Data Centre. The primary benefit of moving to Clouds is application scalability. With the rapid advance of cloud computing, the data centre plays a key role. Cloud Computing Research areas are Green Cloud Computing, Edge Computing, Cloud Cryptography, Load Balancing, Cloud Analytics, Cloud Scalability, Mobile Cloud Computing.Several projects which can be deployed on the cloud are being developed by our students, faculty members, and research scholars.
Internet of Things (IoT)
Internet of Things, popularly recognized as IoT, is an emerging technology. IoT is dominating the Information Technology field because of “Smart Objects” which can freely “talk” to each other and generate an enormous volume of data, spread across different communication networks. Interconnectivity, related to what sensors can now capture, plays a very important role in the IT field. Every field of human requirement including Health care, Retail, Disaster Management, Traffic Management, Secured and Smart Homes, Smart Cities, Smart Agriculture are depending on the Internet of Things. We are developing innovative applications on the IoT domain, which support societal needs.
Cloud Security
With the rapid development of computer technology, cloud-based services have become an emerging topic. Cloud-based services not only provide users with convenience but also bring many security issues. Therefore, the study of access control schemes to protect user privacy in a cloud environment is of great significance. We are exploring the various mechanisms to achieve security measures in cloud computing which provide a major research field.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI&ML)
Machine Learning is a recently developed field belonging to Artificial Intelligence. It tries to mimic the human brain, which is capable of processing complex input data, learning different knowledge intellectually and fast, and solving different kinds of complicated tasks well. Switching these features of the human brain to a learning model, the model can be dealt with the high-dimensional data, support a fast and intellectual learning algorithm and perform well in the complicated AI tasks like computer vision or speech recognition. Deep architecture is believed to be such kind of model, with good learning algorithms for deep learning and excellent performance in solving AI tasks.
Data Mining
Data mining is an extensively used technique for extracting frequent patterns in large databases. By extracting unique patterns, data mining provides information to numerous problems. Mining algorithms are applied in various domains, it is mainly used to predict trends and forecast business activities by extrapolation in business and economics, in the medical field to predict the onset of seasonal diseases, to identify new and antibiotic-resistant diseases, and in almost all fields of science and technology. Though data mining can bring huge benefits, it also raises some privacy concerns, e.g. when a medical database is shared, preserving the privacy of the data is also important to avoid violation of individual patient’s highly personal information.
Image Processing
Image processing is a method to perform some operations on an image, to get an enhanced image or to extract some useful information from it. It is a type of signal processing in which input is an image and output may be image or characteristics/features associated with that image. Some open research areas in image processing are Automatic Detection, Classification, Identification of Single and Multiple objects, Automatic Image, Enhancement, Image Segmentation, Image Classification, Image Compression Image Inpainting, Image Restoration.
Natural Language Processing
Natural Language Processing (NLP) is the application of Linguistics, Computer Science, Information Engineering, and Artificial Intelligence in the interactions between computers and human (natural) languages. The ultimate objective of NLP is to read, decipher, understand, and make sense of the human languages in a valuable manner. Computers are programmed to process and analyze large amounts of natural language data. Some of the tasks associated with NLP include Grammar Induction, Lemmatization, Morphological Segmentation, Part-of-Speech Tagging, Treebank Generation, Parsing, Stemming, Automatic Summarization, Co-reference Resolution, Discourse Analysis, Speech Recognition, Speech Segmentation and Text-To-Speech Synthesis (TTS).
Grid Computing
Grid computing is the use of widely distributed computer resources which enables grids composed of many networked loosely coupled computers acting together to perform large tasks. It enables scheduling of jobs, balancing the load, migrating the jobs, partitioning the tasks into manageable units for parallel and distributed processing, and tolerance to the failures and faults. It enables the high-level availability from the pool of resources for the applications throughout the world.
Sl. No | Name of Faculty | Designation | Teaching Experience | Research Experience | Industrial Experience | Total Experience |
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1 | Dr. B. K Raghavendra | Professor & HOD | 26 | 10 | 2 | 26 |
2 | Dr. Rajashekhar M Patil | Professor | 24 | 15 | 1 | 24 |
Sl. No | Name of Faculty | Status | Research Center |
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1 | Mr. Anil Kumar C J | Open Seminar-1 Completed | DBIT, Bengaluru-VTU |
2 | Mr. Ugranada Channabasava | Open Seminar-1 Completed | DBIT, Bengaluru-VTU |
3 | Mr. Sandeep H | Open Seminar-1 Completed | DBIT, Bengaluru-VTU |
4 | Mr. Santhosh Kumar S | Comprehensive Viva Conducted | DBIT, Bengaluru-VTU |
SI. No | Name of Faculty | Status | Research Centre and University |
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1 | Ms. Gowramma G.S. | Thesis submitted | RVCE, Bengaluru – VTU |
2 | Mr. Emmanvel Raj M. C | Waiting for final Dissertation | Ambajogai, JNTUH, Hyderabad |
3 | Mr. Shankara Gowda S.R. | Completed Comprehensive Viva | VTU Regional Centre, Bengaluru – VTU |
4 | Mr. Ugranada Channabasava | Completed Comprehensive Viva | DBIT, Bengaluru – VTU |
5 | Mrs. Asha K.H. | Completed Comprehensive Viva | DBIT, Bengaluru – VTU |
Research Initiatives
B.E programme in Artificial Intelligence and Data Science (AI & DS) is introduced from this Academic Year 2021 – 2022. Artificial Intelligence and Data Science AI & DS is an emerging technology innovation that provides effective solutions to specific industry requirements that are either incompatible or infeasible for traditional technology. Artificial Intelligence is humanoid thinking which is built into high speed, sophisticated and resourceful computing systems. Whereas typically, AI addresses the algorithmic part of the solutions space the DS extracts knowledge from structured and unstructured data.
Future Skills
- Competence in the application of the latest software for various domains.
- Adaption to various kinds of challenges/harsh environments.
- Data collection and analysis.
- Use of state-of-art IT tools.
List of Future Domains
The major thrust areas are:
- Power Systems
- Power Electronics
- Renewable Energy Sources
- Hybrid Electric Vehicles
- Smart Grids
Industry Connect
The department shares a robust connection with industry on multiple fronts. The department organizes periodic visits to the industries driving core segments. The expert talks from the host of industry folks not only triggers the interest among the students about the futuristic models but also prepares them to handle the unforeseen challenges of the industry. The department has also signed MOUs with reputed core firms to boost the employability of the fresh engineers apart from venturing into consultancy activities.
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Research At The Department
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Topological indices of some operations in cycle graphs related to EV and VE degrees” Montes Taurus Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 2024, ISSN: 2687-4814.
- Mrs. Subhashini.B.S., “Reduction of Power losses in stacked multicell converter fed wind energy conversion system using hybrid methodology” International Journal of Multidisciplinary Research, 2024, ISSN: 2582-2160.
- Mrs. Meghana H M, “Smart IoT Kitchen Automation And Grocery Management” International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, 2023, ISSN: 2320-9798.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Zagreb indices of link graphs related to carbon nanocone, nanotube” International Journal of Health Sciences, 2022, 5671-5685.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “The K.Banhatti Indices of Certain Graphs” Southeast Asian Bulletin of Mathematics, 2022, 453-466.
- Dr. Gowramma G S, “IVF success rates prediction using hybrid ANN-GA based machine learning model” IEEE Xplore, 978-1-6654-5648-7, 2022.
- Mr. Sampathkumar S, “Classification of Rice Varieties Using Machine Learning Techniques For Agricultural Applications” European Chemical Bulletin, 2063-5346, 2023.
- Mr. Sampathkumar S, “Ensemble modulation pattern based paddy crop assist for atmospheric data” International Journal of Computer Science and Network Security, Vol22, 2022.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “M-polynomials and topological indices of benzene ring embedded in p type surface in 2d network” Chinese Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2021, 2634-2359.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Computation of the SK Index over different corona products of graphs” Palestine Journal of Mathematics, 2021, 2219-5688.
- Dr. Gowramma G S, “Visual Analytics System for evaluating IVF data predicting live birth” Journal of Research Proceedings, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2021.
- Dr. Gowramma G S, “Evaluation of Machine Learning Algorithms on the Prediction of Live Birth Occurrence” International Journal of Pharmaceutical Research, 13(2), pp 3243-3251, 2021, 0975-2366.
- Mrs. Meghana H.M, “Facial Image Manipulation and Detection” International Journal of Innovative Research in Computer and Communication Engineering, 2022, 2320-9801.
- Dr. Gowramma G S, “Visual Analytics System for evaluating IVF data predicting live birth” Journal of Research Proceedings, Volume 1, Issue 2, 2021.
- Dr. Ranjini P.S, “M-Polynomial of Valency-Based Topological Indices of operators on Titania Nanotubes TiO2[m,n] Networks” International Journal of Advances and Applications in Mathematical Sciences, Vol 5, 2020, 0974-6803.
- Dr. Ranjini P.S, “SK Indices of Graph Operator S(G) and R(G) on few Nanostructures” Montes Taurus Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 2020, 2687-4814.
- Dr. Ranjini P.S, “K-Banhatti indices, K-hyper Banhatti indices, Forgotten index, First hyper Zagreb Index of generalized transformation graphs” Electronic Journal of Mathematical Analysis and Applications, Vol 9(2), 2021, 2090-729X.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “Air pollution data analysis using ARIMA model” International Journal of Advance Research, Ideas And Innovations In Technology, Vol 5, 2019, 2454-132X.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “Depression prediction among Type 2 diabetic patients based on machine learning techniques” International Journal of Research and Analytical Reviews, Vol 6, 2019, 2349-5138.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “Intrinsic and Extrinsic factors predicting the cumulative outcome of IVF/ICSI treatment” International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering, Vol 9, 2019, 2278-3075.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Some Topological Indices computing results and subdivision IF Archimidian Lattices” International Journal of Advance and Innovative Research, 2019, 2394 – 7780.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Degree Sequence of Graph Operator for some Standard Graphs” Sciendo, 2020, 2444-8656.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “A Comparitive Analysis on Evaluation of Classification Algorithms Based on Ionospheric Data” International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, 2018, 2347-2693.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “Introducing K- Means Algorithm to Predict and Detect Heart Attack Disease in Machine Learning” International Journal of Computer Sciences and Engineering, 2018, 2347-2693.
- Dr. Gowramma G.S, “A Survey: Heart Disease Prediction Module Using Machine Learning Techniques and Big Data Approaches” International e-Journal For Technology and Research, 2018, 2347-2693.
- Dr. Ranjini.P.S, “Bounds of Harmonic Index” Contemporary Studies in Discrete Mathematics, 2018.
Placements
Placement Training Program
Placement Training Program
The Department of Training & Placement offers comprehensive training to ensure students are fully prepared for successful placements. We conduct exclusive, extended pre-placement training programs to enhance employability skills.- Java Enterprise Edition (JEE) & Soft Skills Training: A 400-hour intensive program sponsored by Capgemini through Technoserve, focusing on JEE and essential soft skills development.
- Aptitude & Soft Skills Training for MBA Students: Tailored sessions designed to enhance both technical and interpersonal skills crucial for MBA graduates.
- Aptitude & Soft Skills Training for Engineering Streams: Comprehensive training programs aimed at equipping engineering students across all streams with necessary aptitude and soft skills.
Career Guidance
Career Guidance
The Department of Training & Placement is dedicated to guiding every student towards a successful career path. We regularly organize career guidance sessions and invite industry experts for discussions and webinars to provide insights and advice.
Job Opportunities
Our department offers a range of pre-placement training programs and value-added courses to enhance students’ skills in line with the latest market trends. We assist students in securing internships and pre-placement offers with renowned companies and organizations, providing personalized support and guidance. Additionally, we raise awareness about career opportunities in Indian Civil Services, government, and public sectors, offering the necessary guidance to help students navigate these options.
Higher Studies
For students interested in pursuing higher education or studying abroad, the Department of Training & Placement offers extensive guidance. We conduct awareness programs on various entrance examinations, including GRE, IELTS, TOEFL, SAT, MCAT, LSAT, GMAT, and GATE, and provide information on university selection criteria and application processes.
Entrepreneurship
We actively encourage our students, faculty, and alumni to foster innovation and entrepreneurship through our Entrepreneurship Development Cell. We provide comprehensive support and guidance for writing project reports, understanding company registration processes, preparing investment pitches, and utilizing infrastructure facilities to help turn unique ideas into successful business ventures.
Industry Interface
Industry Interface
- Technical Seminar on: “Semiconductor Nation Building ESDM Nation”.
- Webinar on: “Next Generation Technology Focusing on Artificial Intelligence”.
- Motivational Lecture: Career Opportunities in the Indian Air Force.
- Collaboration with EdgeVerve Systems Ltd: Infosys Fintech Certification Program.
- Associated with TCS NQT: For placements.
- Collaboration with NASSCOM IT–ITeS SSC: Future Skill Program to upskill industry-relevant knowledge.
Value Added Programs
Certification Programs and Awareness Sessions
- Certification Program on Enterprise Technology and Data Centre Architecture: Offered by ABSTREAM Technologies. The Data Centre provides internships and projects that offer hands-on experience in Data Centre Architecture and Data Processing for research and analysis.
- Video Proctored Certification Drive: Conducted by Infosys Springboard.
- Certification Programs on Career Edge, Campus Commune & Code Vita CODING TEST: Offered by TCS.
- Certification Program in Robotics: Provided by KUKA.
- Certification Program on PLM: Provided by Siemens.
- Certification Program on Infosys Springboard Learning Portal: A comprehensive learning platform for students.
- Certification Program on Python Programming: Offered by M/s Eduranz.
- Awareness Session: Covers the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE), Civil Service Exams, and Higher Studies to prepare students for government sector jobs, private sector jobs, and study abroad opportunities.
Support to Admissions
Support to Admissions
The Department of Training and Placement has been actively supporting the admissions team through various initiatives.
- Venue for Conducting Online & Offline Exams: Hosting exams for several agencies to enhance brand visibility.
- Setting Up Helpdesks: At COMED K Seat Selection Centres to assist parents and students.
- Organizing Competitions: Such as the Science Wizard Quiz for PU students.
- Conducting Offline Recruitment Exams: For Mangalore Refinery Petrochemical Ltd (MRPL).
- Conducting Online CFA Exams: Through Vision Tech Park Pvt Ltd.
- Venue for GATE Online Recruitment Examination: Providing facilities for candidates.
- Venue for INDO-TIBETAN BORDER POLICE FORCE Offline Exam: Supporting recruitment efforts.
- Venue for NTA SWAYAM Online Exam: Facilitating online examinations.
- Venue for NTA JEE Exams: Providing a venue for online exams.
- Venue for Conducting Various Examinations: Including NEET, AIMS, CET, KSOU, and more.
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Data is a new and invaluable asset and Big Data is being generated across the world, like never before. The richest businessmen of the world are dependent and thrive on data. DBIT proudly hosts a State-of-the-Art Data Centre for skilling circuit branch students in Enterprise Technologies which is one of the emerging cutting edge technologies to store the Big Data.
The data centre offers vast and real-time opportunities in the areas of Internships and Projects to provide exposure to the Architecture of the Data Centre along with Data Processing for Research and Analysis, and so on.
Placement Statics
SL NO | NAME | USN | BRANCH | COMPANY |
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1 | NEERAJ V | 1DB20CI028 | AI&ML | KIAAN AGROW TECH Pvt Ltd |
2 | JITHIN R | 1DB20CS053 | CSE | JUSAPAY |
3 | JAYALAKSHMI P | 1DB20IS056 | ISE | JUSPAY |
4 | MADHU P | 1DB21IS079 | ISE | JUSPAY |
5 | ANKIT GOWDA M | 1DB20CS131 | CSE | TCS (DIGITAL) |
6 | ABHISHEK JAGADISH ANGADAKI | 1DB20CS004 | CSE | TCS (DIGITAL) |
7 | TARUN S | 1DB20IS154 | ISE | ICICI PRUDENTIAL |
8 | VARSITHA G | 1DB20IS160 | ISE | ICICI PRUDENTIAL |
9 | SANDHYA PATIL B | 1DB20CI034 | AI&ML | SCHNEIDER ELECTRIC |
10 | JAYALAKSHMI | 1DB20IS056 | ISE | BETSOL |
11 | SHREYA U | 1DB20CI040 | AI&ML | MAVENBERG |
12 | UDAY KIRAN N | 1DB20CS120 | CSE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
13 | DEV H GOWDA | 1DB20CS035 | CSE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
14 | ADITYA RAJ GUPTA | 1DB20CS008 | CSE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
15 | K SURYATEJA | 1DB20CS132 | CSE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
16 | KEERTHANA G | 1DB20CS058 | CSE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
17 | DEEPIKA M L | 1DB20IS043 | ISE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
18 | MRUDULA H P | 1DB20IS086 | ISE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
19 | MANASWINI V | 1DB20IS079 | ISE | JOHNSON CONTROLS INDIA |
20 | ASHIKA A | 1DB20CS024 | CSE | IBM |
21 | VISHAL M DAVASAM | 1DB20C1048 | AI&ML | IBM |
22 | SADASHIV | 1DB20IS123 | ISE | IBM |
23 | NIKHIL M | 1DB20IS094 | ISE | MPHASIS |
24 | RAKSHITHA S | 1DB20IS118 | ISE | MPHASIS |
25 | SADASHIV | 1DB20IS123 | ISE | MPHASIS |
26 | SRUSHTI PATIL | 1DB20IS141 | ISE | MPHASIS |
27 | SUSHMITHA R | 1DB20IS150 | ISE | MPHASIS |
28 | VARSHA SHETTY | 1DB20IS159 | ISE | MPHASIS |
29 | HARSHITHA M | 1DB20IS054 | ISE | MPHASIS |
30 | DIVYASHREE G | 1DB20IS047 | ISE | MPHASIS |
31 | AMULYA G L | 1DB20CS012 | CSE | MPHASIS |
32 | ANKITA P KARUR | 1DB20CS016 | CSE | MPHASIS |
33 | DARSHAN K | 1DB20CS032 | CSE | MPHASIS |
34 | KUSUMA S K | 1DB20CS063 | CSE | MPHASIS |
35 | TAMHEED SARWATH | 1DB20CS116 | CSE | MPHASIS |
36 | TEJAS M | 1DB20CS117 | CSE | MPHASIS |
37 | USHA N | 1DB20CS121 | CSE | MPHASIS |
38 | MANASI S | 1DB20CI022 | AI&ML | MPHASIS |
39 | LOCHANA PRABHAKAR | 1DB20CI020 | AI&ML | MPHASIS |
40 | ANANYA S | 1DB20CS015 | CSE | HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES |
41 | B K AMBHRUNI | 1DB20CS026 | CSE | HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES |
42 | HAINDAVI TOKALA | 1DB20CS119 | CSE | HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES |
43 | TARUN S | 1DB20IS154 | ISE | HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES |
44 | VARSHITHA G | 1DB20IS160 | ISE | HEXAWARE TECHNOLOGIES |
45 | ADINATH S JAIN | 1DB20IS005 | ISE | PEOL TECHNOLOGIES |
46 | KAVANA K.A | 1DB20CS056 | CSE | MUSIGMA |
47 | DEVESH KUMAR | 1DB20EC026 | ECE | VTIGER |
48 | RAKSHITH S | 1DB20IS114 | ISE | STRATOGENT |
49 | ABHISHEK R | 1DB20CS006 | CSE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
50 | ANUSHA R | 1DB20CS019 | CSE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
51 | K SURYA TEJA | 1DB20CS132 | CSE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
52 | AMRUTHA R | 1DB20CS011 | CSE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
53 | SANCHITHA T S | IDB20IS126 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
54 | THRISHA K C | IDB20IS156 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
55 | MRUDULA H P | IDB20IS086 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
56 | SAMARTH R | IDB20IS0125 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
57 | SADASHIV HINGUND | IDB20IS123 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
58 | RAKSHITHA B N | IDB20IS115 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
59 | VEDIKA JAYKUMAR | IDB20IS161 | ISE | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
60 | DASHA S DARSHAN | IDB20CI010 | AI&ML | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
61 | CHETAN A S | IDB20CI050 | AI&ML | OFX TRADE SOFTWARE |
62 | LOCHANA PRABHAKAR | 1DB20CI020 | AI&ML | HIVEMINDS |
63 | LOLIKA PRABHAKAR | 1DB20CI021 | AI&ML | HIVEMINDS |
64 | NIDHI SINHA | 1DB20CI029 | AI&ML | HIVEMINDS |
65 | ANANYA S | 1DB20CS015 | CSE | HIVEMINDS |
66 | PHALGUNI DESHPANDE | 1DB20IS102 | ISE | HIVEMINDS |
67 | MUCHALAPURI NAGA KEERTHANA | 1DB20IS087 | ISE | HIVEMINDS |
68 | DIVYASHREE | 1DB20IS047 | ISE | HIVEMINDS |
69 | TAMHEED SARWATH | 1DB20CS116 | CSE | HIVEMINDS |
70 | ABHISHEK R | 1DB20CS006 | CSE | HIVEMINDS |
71 | AMULYA G L | 1DB20CS012 | CSE | HIVEMINDS |
72 | VARSHITHA G | 1DB20IS160 | ISE | HIVEMINDS |
SL NO | NAME | USN | BRANCH | COMPANY |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | AHANA SARKAR | 1DB19CS005 | CSE | KANINI SOFTWARE |
2 | NISARGA K | 1DB19CS097 | CSE | KANINI SOFTWARE |
3 | SHREYA GUPTA | 1DB19CS136 | CSE | KANINI SOFTWARE |
4 | CHITRA RAJSHEKAR | 1DB19CS036 | CSE | CLARIVATE |
5 | AHANA SARKAR | 1DB19CS005 | CSE | CLARIVATE |
6 | GURUPRASAD S R | 1DB19CS056 | CSE | CLARIVATE |
7 | BHOOMIKA L | 1DB19IS016 | ISE | CLARIVATE |
8 | SANDEEP M N | 1DB19IS079 | ISE | TORRY HARRIS INTEGRATION SOLUTION |
9 | SHASHANK H | 1DB19IS081 | ISE | TORRY HARRIS INTEGRATION SOLUTION |
10 | ABHINAV P ROTTI | 1DB19IS002 | ISE | TCS |
11 | AHANA SARKAR | 1DB19CS005 | CSE | TCS |
12 | ANUPAM BHARADWAJ | 1DB19CS012 | CSE | TCS |
13 | BHARGAVI V A | 1DB19EC019 | ECE | TCS |
14 | CHANDANA G | 1DB19IS021 | ISE | TCS |
15 | GAANA S KUMAR | 1DB19EC045 | ECE | TCS |
16 | NAMRATHA A NILAJAGI | 1DB19CS091 | CSE | TCS |
17 | NUMA NAVAL | 1DB19CS098 | CSE | TCS |
18 | SANDDESH RAJA L S | 1DB19IS078 | ISE | TCS |
19 | SUSHMA PATIL | 1DB19CS149 | CSE | TCS |
20 | GURUKANTH K R | 1DB19CS053 | CSE | TCS |
21 | SHAILESH D S | 1DB19CS118 | CSE | TCS |
22 | SHASHWAT K J | 1DB19IS073 | ISE | TCS |
23 | PRERANA S | 1DB19CS102 | CSE | TCS |
24 | BHOOMIKA B | 1DB19CS004 | CSE | TCS |
25 | RAHUL K J | 1DB19CS112 | CSE | TCS |
26 | ASHWIN S | 1DB19CS019 | CSE | TCS |
27 | SHREYAS H R | 1DB19CS135 | CSE | TCS |
28 | ROHIT V | 1DB19CS106 | CSE | TCS |
29 | NAVEEN K K | 1DB19CS085 | CSE | TCS |
30 | SAURABH R | 1DB19CS125 | CSE | TCS |
31 | SHALINI C | 1DB19CS135 | CSE | TCS |
32 | DEVIKA S H | 1DB19CS045 | CSE | TCS |
33 | SWATHI V S | 1DB19CS130 | CSE | TCS |
34 | ANKIT M K | 1DB19CS001 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
35 | AKSHATHA D S | 1DB19CS002 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
36 | DHAIRYA N G | 1DB19CS026 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
37 | ISHAN N A | 1DB19CS042 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
38 | MAHESH KUMAR | 1DB19CS067 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
39 | NIDHI V | 1DB19CS080 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
40 | NIMESH K | 1DB19CS087 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
41 | PARTHA P | 1DB19CS091 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
42 | SHRIJAY S K | 1DB19CS123 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
43 | SHASHANK P | 1DB19CS124 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
44 | SHIVAM K S | 1DB19CS126 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
45 | NIKHIL K S | 1DB19CS072 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
46 | SOUMYADIP D S | 1DB19CS141 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
47 | VISHAL P | 1DB19CS134 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
48 | YASHASWEE K | 1DB19CS114 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
49 | KAVYA P | 1DB19CS031 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
50 | KARTIK B R | 1DB19CS061 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
51 | HARDIK JAIN | 1DB19CS068 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
52 | GAURAV T | 1DB19CS055 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
53 | SHARWAN B | 1DB19CS135 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
54 | SHRAVAN H | 1DB19CS140 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
55 | VAISHNAVI S R | 1DB19CS145 | CSE | MAVENBERG INNOVATIONS |
SL NO | NAME | USN | BRANCH | COMPANY |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | VIPUL SINGH | 1DB18CS162 | CSE | LEGATO HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES LLP |
2 | ROHITH S | 1DB18CS111 | CSE | LEGATO HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES LLP |
3 | ANUPAM MATHAD | 1DB18CS016 | CSE | LEGATO HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES LLP |
4 | SUNETHRA RANGANATH | 1DB18IS085 | ISE | LEGATO HEALTH TECHNOLOGIES LLP |
51 | SHAMANTH M H | 1DB18EC128 | ECE | MPHASIS |
52 | SHARANAMMA PATIL | 1DB18EC129 | ECE | MPHASIS |
53 | GURUPRASAD | 1DB18EC037 | ECE | TECHNOLOGICS GLOBAL |
54 | DIVYASHREE.R | 1DB18CS048 | CSE | TECHNOLOGICS GLOBAL |
55 | ULLAS A | 1DB18EE041 | EEE | TECHNOLOGICS GLOBAL |
56 | BHUSHAN HEGDE | 1DB18IS014 | ISE | APISERO |
57 | BHUSHAN HEGDE | 1DB18IS014 | ISE | ACCOLITE |
58 | HRITHIK SINGH | 1DB18CS063 | CSE | CLOUDTHING |
59 | HRITHIK ACHARYA | 1DB18EC048 | ECE | TCS |
60 | VINEETH VIRUPAKSH GOOLI | 1DB18CS161 | CSE | TCS |
61 | SACHINNATH P M | 1DB18ME051 | ME | TCS |
62 | SANJANA M | 1DB18IS067 | ISE | TCS |
63 | SUSHMITHA P | 1DB18EC148 | ECE | TCS |
64 | BHARATH N | 1DB18CS029 | CSE | TCS |
65 | SIRISHA G | 1DB18EC139 | ECE | TCS |
66 | SATHWIK HEBBAR K | 1DB18IS071 | ISE | TCS |
67 | CAROL SANJANA P | 1DB18EC016 | ECE | TCS |
68 | HARSHITHA S | 1DB18EC045 | ECE | TCS |
69 | SPURTHI S | 1DB18EC141 | ECE | TCS |
70 | ANNAPOORNESHWARI N G | 1DB18CS167 | CSE | TCS |
71 | CHANDANA U | 1DB18EC021 | ECE | TCS |
72 | MOHAMMAD WASEEM LONE | 1DB18CS079 | CSE | TCS |
73 | CHETHAN KUMAR G | 1DB18IS023 | ISE | TCS |
74 | SANJANA P SURYAVANSHI | 1DB18CS122 | CSE | TCS |
75 | SUHAS B P | 1DB18EC144 | ECE | TCS |
76 | MANJU SWAROOP | 1DB18EC066 | ECE | TCS |
77 | TEJESHWAR R | 1DB18IS090 | ISE | TCS |
78 | KARTHIK T | 1DB18CS069 | CSE | TCS |
79 | SANJANA M | 1DB18CS121 | CSE | TCS |
80 | V YESHWANTH | 1DB18EC154 | ECE | TCS |
81 | NITHIN GOWDA K | 1DB18ME040 | ME | TCS |
82 | SYED MUBEEN A | 1DB18EC150 | ECE | TCS |
83 | NITHESH B | 1DB18CS091 | CSE | TCS |
84 | AKSHATHA V TUNGA | 1DB18CS011 | CSE | TCS |
85 | BHAVITHA C P | 1DB18CS032 | CSE | TCS |
86 | BHAVANA B | 1DB18IS012 | ISE | TCS |
87 | AKHIL S P | 1DB18CS010 | CSE | TCS |
88 | ARCHANA E | 1DB18CS020 | CSE | TCS |
89 | SAGAR SINGH | 1DB18CS065 | CSE | TCS |
90 | AMOGH G KOTABAGI | 1DB18CS013 | CSE | TCS |
91 | SHAMANTH M H | 1DB18EC128 | ECE | TCS |
92 | B SAI CHARAN | 1DB18CS027 | CSE | TCS |
93 | MEGHANA S | 1DB18EC075 | ECE | TCS |
94 | ROMIKA RANI | 1DB18CS112 | CSE | TCS |
95 | SEEMA S | 1DB18EC127 | ECE | TCS |
96 | CHANDANA S | 1DB18EC019 | ECE | TCS |
97 | PRETTY JOYCE G | 1DB18CS096 | CSE | TCS |
98 | SIDDHANT SRIVASTAVA | 1DB18EC137 | ECE | TCS |
99 | SIDDAPPA BALIKAR | 1DB18CS136 | CSE | TCS |
100 | NAMITHA V ACHARYA | 1DB18CS085 | CSE | TCS |
101 | BHARGAVI R | 1DB18EC014 | ECE | TCS |
102 | CHETHAN B | 1DB18CS042 | CSE | TCS |
103 | MANJUNATH R S | 1DB18CS078 | CSE | TCS |
104 | GURUPRASAD | 1DB18EC037 | ECE | TCS |
105 | R PRAJWAL GOWDA | 1DB18EC101 | ECE | TCS |
106 | NITHIN R C | 1DB18IS054 | ISE | TCS |
107 | DEEPIKA A | 1DB18IS027 | ISE | TCS |
108 | ANUSHREE P NAIR | 1DB18CS018 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
109 | SHIVAM KUMAR | 1DB18CS131 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
110 | SIRISHA R | 1DB18CS139 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
111 | LAKSHMI NARAYAN M D | 1DB18CS072 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
112 | PADMARAJ DHANAPAL MANAGAVE | 1DB18CS092 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
113 | VEDASHREE.V | 1DB18CS158 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
114 | AISHWARYA MAIYA | 1DB18CS006 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
115 | KAVYA V | 1DB18CS071 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
116 | PRIYANKA S Y | 1DB18CS097 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
117 | ASHIL P E | 1DB18CS022 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
118 | NAFI RAFIQ | 1DB18CS083 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
119 | SHARATH N | 1DB18CS128 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
120 | MANJUNATH R S | 1DB18CS078 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
121 | TANYA DOGRA | 1DB18CS147 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
122 | PALLAVI G J | 1DB18CS093 | CSE | ATOS GLOBAL |
123 | LAKSHMI DEVI R | 1DB18IS041 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
124 | CHETHAN KUMAR G | 1DB18IS023 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
125 | HEMA R | 1DB18IS034 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
126 | NAYANA S PAWAR | 1DB18IS052 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
127 | RESHMA M | 1DB18IS064 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
128 | AKASH.H.S | 1DB18EC165 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
129 | R PRAJWAL GOWDA | 1DB18EC101 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
130 | PRAVEEN P | 1DB18EC098 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
131 | RACHANA M | 1DB18EC104 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
132 | MANASI R S | 1DB18EC065 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
133 | PATRICK BRUNO | 1DB18EC088 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
134 | R YASHAS | 1DB18EC102 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
135 | SHIVARAJ P | 1DB18EC133 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
136 | NISHA SHREE S | 1DB18EC083 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
137 | BHUMIKA S D | 1DB18TE002 | TCE | ATOS GLOBAL |
138 | POORVITHA H R | 1DB18TE009 | TCE | ATOS GLOBAL |
139 | NITHYASHREE.R | 1DB18EC085 | ECE | ATOS GLOBAL |
140 | SUMA K R | 1DB18IS082 | ISE | ATOS GLOBAL |
141 | SANDESH TIWARI S | 1DB18CS118 | CSE | VIRTUSA |
142 | DIVYASHREE.R | 1DB18CS048 | CSE | VIRTUSA |
143 | BHUSHAN HEGDE | 1DB18IS014 | ISE | HASHEDIN |
144 | KOTRESH T V | 1DB18EC060 | ECE | HASHEDIN |
145 | AKHILA H K | 1DB18EC005 | ECE | WIPRO |
146 | AKASH H S | 1DB18EC165 | ECE | WIPRO |
147 | NEERAJA N BALARAJ | 1DB18CS088 | CSE | WIPRO |
148 | ANNAPOORNESHWARI N G | 1DB18CS167 | CSE | WIPRO |
149 | SNEHA WALIKAR | 1DB18IS077 | ISE | WIPRO |
150 | HEMA R | 1DB18IS034 | ISE | WIPRO |
151 | AISHWARYA MAIYA | 1DB18CS006 | CSE | WIPRO |
152 | SHRINIDHI M | 1DB18IS075 | ISE | WIPRO |
153 | CHETAN CHIRAG K H | 1DB18CS041 | CSE | WIPRO |
154 | SIRISHA R | 1DB18CS139 | CSE | WIPRO |
155 | CHETHAN B | 1DB18CS042 | CSE | WIPRO |
156 | ARCHANA E | 1DB18CS020 | CSE | WIPRO |
157 | SHARATH N | 1DB18CS128 | CSE | WIPRO |
158 | BHARATH N | 1DB18CS029 | CSE | WIPRO |
159 | SHETTY SUNENA RAJEEV | 1DB18CS130 | CSE | WIPRO |
160 | M S AKSHAY | 1DB18CS075 | CSE | WIPRO |
161 | MOHIT KUNDU | 1DB18CS080 | CSE | WIPRO |
162 | BHAVANA B P | 1DB18CS031 | CSE | WIPRO |
163 | MANJUNATH R S | 1DB18CS078 | CSE | WIPRO |
164 | AYUSH NIGAM | 1DB18CS025 | CSE | WIPRO |
165 | PAVAN N | 1DB18EC089 | ECE | WIPRO |
166 | SHAMANTH M H | 1DB18EC128 | ECE | WIPRO |
167 | AISHWARYA R | 1DB18IS002 | ISE | WIPRO |
168 | JAYARAM KRISHNA R | 1DB18IS035 | ISE | WIPRO |
169 | AMOGH G KOTABAGI | 1DB18CS013 | CSE | WIPRO |
170 | VINAYAK P GANGARAMNAVAR | 1DB18EC158 | ECE | WIPRO |
171 | MONIKA V | 1DB18EE021 | EEE | WIPRO |
172 | VISHWAS D RAJ | 1DB18IS097 | ISE | WIPRO |
201 | SANJANA P SURYAVANSHI | 1DB18CS122 | CSE | WIPRO |
202 | CHETHAN V | 1DB18IS024 | ISE | WIPRO |
203 | ULLAS A | 1DB18EE041 | EEE | WIPRO |
204 | DARSHAN J D | 1DB18EC025 | ECE | WIPRO |
205 | SATHWIK HEBBAR K | 1DB18IS071 | ISE | WIPRO |
206 | SAHAJ SINGH SOHAL | 1DB18CS116 | CSE | WIPRO |
207 | SHREYAS K S | 1DB18IS073 | ISE | WIPRO |
208 | GURUPRASAD | 1DB18EC037 | ECE | WIPRO |
209 | CHETHANA S MATHAD | 1DB18IS022 | ISE | WIPRO |
210 | MAHESH KUMAR SAHU | 1DB18IS043 | ISE | WIPRO |
211 | K MADHU SUDHAN REDDY | 1DB18CS067 | CSE | WIPRO |
212 | SUDHA M B | 1DB18EC143 | ECE | WIPRO |
213 | ROHINI S GOWDA | 1DB18EC114 | ECE | WIPRO |
214 | RAMYA R | 1DB18EC112 | ECE | WIPRO |
215 | MANOJ KUMAR SAHU | 1DB18IS045 | ISE | WIPRO |
216 | PAVAN RAJ B | 1DB18IS056 | ISE | WIPRO |
217 | DIVYANSHU SINGH | 1DB18CS047 | CSE | WIPRO |
218 | BHOOMIKA T | 1DB18IS013 | ISE | WIPRO |
219 | KUSUMA L | 1DB18IS040 | ISE | WIPRO |
220 | POOJITH S | 1DB18IS058 | ISE | WIPRO |
221 | ATHIRA KRISHNAN R | 1DB18CS024 | CSE | WIPRO |
222 | SWATHI J S | 1DB19EE418 | EEE | WIPRO |
223 | ARAVINDKUMAR SATHYASAI BOBBA | 1DB18EC010 | ECE | WIPRO |
224 | MANOJ B R | 1DB18EC068 | ECE | WIPRO |
225 | SHIVA SHANKAR | 1DB18IS077 | ISE | WIPRO |
226 | ABHISHEK SHANKAR VASUDEV | 1DB18IS003 | ISE | WIPRO |
227 | PRAKASH M | 1DB18IS044 | ISE | WIPRO |
228 | NIKHIL H K | 1DB18CS116 | CSE | WIPRO |
229 | NAGARAJ K | 1DB18IS022 | ISE | WIPRO |
230 | AMAR KUMAR M | 1DB18IS020 | ISE | WIPRO |
231 | G VENKATESH | 1DB18ME020 | ME | WIPRO |
232 | THIPPESH H | 1DB18CS152 | CSE | WIPRO |
233 | SUSHMITHA NAYAK | 1DB18IS087 | ISE | WIPRO |
234 | JAYACHANDRA A S | 1DB18EE015 | EEE | WIPRO |
235 | CHANDAN V C | 1DB18EC017 | ECE | WIPRO |
236 | KAMAL NAYAN SINGH | 1DB18EE017 | EEE | WIPRO |
237 | MANJUNATHA M | 1DB18EC067 | ECE | WIPRO |
238 | JAYASHREE R | 1DB18EC050 | ECE | WIPRO |
239 | HRITHIK ACHARYA | 1DB18EC048 | ECE | WIPRO |
240 | YASHWANTH B H | 1DB18IS099 | ISE | WIPRO |
241 | MONISH B N | 1DB18ME037 | ME | WIPRO |
242 | RAJESH R | 1DB18EC107 | ECE | WIPRO |
243 | PUNEETH KUMAR R | 1DB18CS099 | CSE | WIPRO |
244 | KEERTHANA H N | 1DB18EC054 | ECE | WIPRO |
245 | BHOOMIKA I MARIYAN | 1DB18CS033 | CSE | WIPRO |
246 | SUHAS B P | 1DB18EC144 | ECE | WIPRO |
247 | ANVITHA V | 1DB18IS009 | ISE | WIPRO |
248 | C R POMPA REDDY | 1DB18IS017 | ISE | WIPRO |
249 | CHANDRAKANTH | 1DB18IS066 | ISE | WIPRO |
250 | SHRUTHI V J | 1DB18IS042 | ISE | WIPRO |
251 | PRATEEK K SHETTY | 1DB18CS050 | CSE | WIPRO |
252 | TARUN S | 1DB18IS077 | ISE | WIPRO |
253 | MOUNISH K B | 1DB18CS034 | CSE | WIPRO |
254 | RAKSHITH K P | 1DB18IS063 | ISE | WIPRO |
255 | NIKHIL K | 1DB18IS079 | ISE | WIPRO |
256 | SREEKANTH G | 1DB18IS046 | ISE | WIPRO |
257 | SHASHI K SHETTY | 1DB18CS035 | CSE | WIPRO |
258 | PRAVEEN KUMAR S | 1DB18IS054 | ISE | WIPRO |
259 | SWARUP S K | 1DB18EC003 | ECE | WIPRO |
260 | DHRUVIK NARAYANA | 1DB18CS139 | CSE | WIPRO |
261 | ANUSHREE S | 1DB18IS027 | ISE | WIPRO |
262 | SHASHWAT MISHRA | 1DB18IS037 | ISE | WIPRO |
263 | ANANYA N M | 1DB18CS069 | CSE | WIPRO |
264 | SUSHMA H N | 1DB18CS055 | CSE | WIPRO |
265 | HARSHITH K S | 1DB18IS078 | ISE | WIPRO |
266 | SANDESH H S | 1DB18IS082 | ISE | WIPRO |
267 | ANVITH M S | 1DB18IS039 | ISE | WIPRO |
268 | KARTHIK N | 1DB18EC071 | ECE | WIPRO |
269 | MITHUN K | 1DB18CS010 | CSE | WIPRO |
270 | RAJASHREE H S | 1DB18IS015 | ISE | WIPRO |
271 | SAHITH A | 1DB18CS138 | CSE | WIPRO |
272 | SHRUTHI S S | 1DB18CS072 | CSE | WIPRO |
273 | HARSHA H K | 1DB18IS057 | ISE | WIPRO |
274 | AASHISH KUMAR | 1DB18IS061 | ISE | WIPRO |
275 | KARTHIK S K | 1DB18EC108 | ECE | WIPRO |
276 | ASHWINI K M | 1DB18CS132 | CSE | WIPRO |
277 | VINAY KUMAR B | 1DB18CS014 | CSE | WIPRO |
278 | HARSHITH N S | 1DB18CS056 | CSE | WIPRO |
279 | HARSH K N | 1DB18EC034 | ECE | WIPRO |
280 | DHRUV D | 1DB18IS026 | ISE | WIPRO |
281 | KASHYAP D | 1DB18EC146 | ECE | WIPRO |
282 | ABHINAV G | 1DB18EC119 | ECE | WIPRO |
283 | KARTHIK R S | 1DB18IS022 | ISE | WIPRO |
284 | MEGHANA V | 1DB18IS029 | ISE | WIPRO |
285 | BHUVI A | 1DB18EC111 | ECE | WIPRO |
286 | SADHANA K S | 1DB18IS062 | ISE | WIPRO |
287 | RENUKA B | 1DB18CS040 | CSE | WIPRO |
288 | ARJUN V | 1DB18EC015 | ECE | WIPRO |
289 | SHIVAM V K | 1DB18CS005 | CSE | WIPRO |
290 | ABHISHEK H V | 1DB18CS013 | CSE | WIPRO |
291 | RAHUL V A | 1DB18IS071 | ISE | WIPRO |
292 | HEMANTH KUMAR M | 1DB18CS079 | CSE | WIPRO |
293 | SHASHANK G R | 1DB18IS036 | ISE | WIPRO |
294 | RUPESH G R | 1DB18EC020 | ECE | WIPRO |
295 | PRIYANKA G N | 1DB18EC089 | ECE | WIPRO |
296 | VISHAL C R | 1DB18IS084 | ISE | WIPRO |
297 | JAYASRI S | 1DB18CS017 | CSE | WIPRO |
298 | NIKHIL P N | 1DB18IS059 | ISE | WIPRO |
299 | ASHWINI S H | 1DB18CS061 | CSE | WIPRO |
300 | SIDDHARTH N K | 1DB18CS073 | CSE | WIPRO |
301 | LEKHASHREE A | 1DB18CS074 | CSE | UPGRADE |
302 | JAYANTH S | 1DB18ME029 | ME | UPGRADE |
303 | DHANALAKSHMI M | 1DB18EC029 | ECE | UPGRADE |
304 | REEMUS P ROWE | 1DB18CS106 | CSE | UPGRADE |
305 | HEMAVATHI D S | 1DB18EC047 | ECE | UPGRADE |
306 | SUCHITHRA V C | 1DB18EE039 | EEE | UPGRADE |
307 | HITHASHREE K | 1DB18CS062 | CSE | UPGRADE |
308 | CHETHAN K | 1DB18EC022 | ECE | UPGRADE |
309 | NANDITHA N | 1DB18CS086 | CSE | UPGRADE |
310 | SUDHA M B | 1DB18EC143 | ECE | UPGRADE |
311 | ROHAN M C | 1DB18EE029 | EEE | UPGRADE |
312 | VINAYAK P GANGARAMNAVAR | 1DB18EC158 | ECE | UPGRADE |
313 | BHOOMIKA T | 1DB18IS013 | ISE | UPGRADE |
314 | AYUSH NIGAM | 1DB18CS025 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
315 | ANNAPOORNESHWARI N G | 1DB18CS167 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
316 | DIVYASHREE.R | 1DB18CS048 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
317 | VASU DEV SIRVI | 1DB18IS095 | ISE | TECH MAHINDRA |
318 | MANJUNATHA M | 1DB18EC067 | ECE | TECH MAHINDRA |
319 | TUSHAR SHUKLA | 1DB18CS156 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
320 | CHETHAN B | 1DB18CS042 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
321 | KOTRESH T V | 1DB18EC060 | ECE | TECH MAHINDRA |
322 | CHETHAN V | 1DB18IS024 | ISE | TECH MAHINDRA |
323 | AKASH KUMAR SINGH | 1DB18CS009 | CSE | TECH MAHINDRA |
324 | LIKHITH S G | 1DB18EC062 | ECE | TECH MAHINDRA |
325 | VARSHITHA N | 1DB18IS094 | ISE | TECH MAHINDRA |
326 | NAVEEN C SHETTY | 1DB18IS048 | ISE | RELIANCE JIO |
327 | M S AKSHAY | 1DB18CS075 | CSE | RELIANCE JIO |
328 | AISHWARYA R | 1DB18IS002 | ISE | RELIANCE JIO |
329 | ARCHANA E | 1DB18CS020 | CSE | RELIANCE JIO |
330 | SIRISHA R | 1DB18CS139 | CSE | RELIANCE JIO |
331 | NANDITHA N | 1DB18CS086 | CSE | RELIANCE JIO |
332 | AISHWARYA.C.HOMBALIMATH | 1DB18CS004 | CSE | IBM |
333 | M S AKSHAY | 1DB18CS075 | CSE | IBM |
334 | PRETTY JOYCE G | 1DB18CS096 | CSE | IBM |
335 | MANASI R S | 1DB18EC065 | ECE | IBM |
336 | TEJARAJ M P | 1DB17CS153 | CSE | IBM |
337 | DARSHAN GOWDA N | 1DB18EC024 | ECE | HCL |
338 | PAVAN N | 1DB18EC089 | ECE | HCL |
339 | VARSHINI U | 1DB18EC155 | ECE | HCL |
340 | ROJIN RAJAN | 1DB18EE030 | EEE | HCL |
341 | DIVYASHREE.R | 1DB18CS048 | CSE | HCL |
342 | NIVITHA N M | 1DB18EE025 | EEE | HCL |
343 | RIYA KUMARI | 1DB18CS108 | CSE | HCL |
344 | RAASHI SINGH | 1DB18IS061 | ISE | HCL |
345 | RUTHU R | 1DB18TE010 | TCE | HCL |
346 | SHAHID GULL | 1DB18CS125 | CSE | HCL |
347 | ANVITHA V | 1DB18IS009 | ISE | HCL |
348 | SANMATHI R | 1DB18IS069 | ISE | HCL |
349 | CHAITANYA S | 1DB18IS019 | ISE | HCL |
350 | SAHANA R | 1DB18IS066 | ISE | HCL |
351 | LAKSHMI DEVI R | 1DB18IS041 | ISE | HCL |
352 | GREESHMA N | 1DB18IS032 | ISE | HCL |
353 | NAMRATHA KINNERA | 1DB18IS047 | ISE | HCL |
354 | SAIPRASAD SHITHALE | 1DB18EC123 | ECE | HCL |
355 | PRIYADARSHINI K | 1DB18IS060 | ISE | HCL |
356 | CHETHAN K | 1DB18EC022 | ECE | PAYTM |
357 | KISHORE B G | 1DB18EC058 | ECE | PAYTM |
358 | NITHIN KUMAR S | 1DB19EE411 | EEE | PAYTM |
359 | MUTHURAJ A C | 1DB19ME418 | ME | PAYTM |
360 | VARUN KUMAR C R | 1DB17ME130 | ME | PAYTM |
361 | KUSHAL K | 1DB19ME412 | ME | PAYTM |
362 | PREM V | 1DB20BA026 | MBA | PAYTM |
363 | VIJAY Y | 1DB18ME070 | ME | PAYTM |
364 | KRISHNA KALBURGI | 1DB20BA013 | MBA | PAYTM |
365 | VINAYAKA M | 1DB20BA044 | MBA | PAYTM |
366 | BIRENDRA PARIDA G | 1DB20BA002 | MBA | PAYTM |
367 | PARAMESH K G | 1DB20BA023 | MBA | PAYTM |
368 | VINAY H P | 1DB20BA043 | MBA | PAYTM |
369 | CHANDAN B | 1DB20BA003 | MBA | PAYTM |
370 | HEMANTH G N | 1DB20BA010 | MBA | PAYTM |
371 | VRUSHANKA C BHATTA | 1DB18ME073 | ME | PAYTM |
372 | NAGENDRA M S | 1DB18ME432 | ME | PAYTM |
373 | SHASHANK K R | 1DB19EE415 | EEE | PAYTM |
374 | KOUSHIK R | 1DB19IS005 | ISE | PAYTM |
375 | ADARSH B C | 1DB19IS015 | ISE | PAYTM |
376 | PRAKASH G | 1DB19IS013 | ISE | PAYTM |
377 | PRAKASH S P | 1DB19EC013 | ECE | PAYTM |
378 | MURUGAN R | 1DB19CS043 | CSE | PAYTM |
379 | SHASHANK S G | 1DB19ME035 | ME | PAYTM |
380 | SHIVAKUMAR G | 1DB19ME038 | ME | PAYTM |
381 | SHARON T K | 1DB19EC011 | ECE | PAYTM |
382 | JERIN K E | 1DB19EE049 | EEE | PAYTM |
383 | AKHILA A | 1DB19ME049 | ME | PAYTM |
384 | SANGEETHA R | 1DB19EC035 | ECE | PAYTM |
385 | GOURAV K SINGH | 1DB19IS012 | ISE | PAYTM |
386 | SAHEB A | 1DB19EE036 | EEE | PAYTM |
387 | GOURAV R | 1DB19IS020 | ISE | PAYTM |
388 | ASHA J | 1DB19CS015 | CSE | PAYTM |
389 | PANKAJ K S | 1DB19CS007 | CSE | PAYTM |
390 | YASHASWEE M | 1DB19CS016 | CSE | PAYTM |
391 | ADITHYA V | 1DB19ME036 | ME | PAYTM |
392 | PRIYADARSHINI A | 1DB19EC008 | ECE | PAYTM |
393 | SHUBHAM GUPTA | 1DB19EE033 | EEE | PAYTM |
394 | HARSH M | 1DB19ME040 | ME | PAYTM |
395 | GURURAJ K M | 1DB19EC024 | ECE | PAYTM |
396 | SHRAVAN K R | 1DB19EE050 | EEE | PAYTM |
397 | PUSHKAL R | 1DB19CS018 | CSE | PAYTM |
398 | MUSKAN N | 1DB19IS017 | ISE | PAYTM |
399 | MITHUN K N | 1DB19CS036 | CSE | PAYTM |
400 | ABHISHEK A K | 1DB19IS011 | ISE | PAYTM |

Department of MBA has Hosted a Webinar on “Managing Your Finances – COVID Times” by a Finance Expert Mr. Gururaj, Assistant Vice President, Aditya Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company. . Around 230 attendees across the country have participated in the event.
June 10th 2021

Department of MBA has Organized an Online “Free PGCET Coaching” for 2020 MBA Aspirants. Around 80 MBA aspirants were benefited by this programme.
Oct 5th & 6th 2020

Department of MBA has hosted a webinar on “Placement Strategy: Post Pandemic” by an Industry Expert Mr. Vinod Prabhu B, Managing Director, Seventh Sense Talent Solutions. Around 150 attendees across the state have participated in the Event.
May 23rd 2023

Department of MBA Organized Online Business Quiz Competition “Quiz fiesta – 2K20”. Around 150 participants across the state have taken part in the competition. The College has awarded them with cash prize for first three winners.
May 21st 2020

Department of MBA has organized an “Out Bound Training Programme” for 1st Year students
Aug 2019
Five days International Conference on "Innovations and Challenges in Science and Technology" (ICICST-2019)
Dec 19th- 23rd 2019
No of Papers Presented: Abstracts received – National and International authors: 207,Participants- 152, Distinguished Speakers: 12, Session Chair Persons: 10.
About Conference/Seminar: —
Three days International Conference on "International Conference on Innovations and Challenges in Science and Technology" (ICICST-2018)
May 10th – 12th 2018
No of Papers Presented: Abstracts received – National and International authors: 153,Participants- 104, Distinguished Speakers: 11, Session Chair Persons: 6
About Conference/Seminar: —
Workshops / FDP
A life to experience
Organized
Workshop on “Introduction to R and Data Science”
29th Feb2020
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Dr. C. P. Ravi Kumar, Director, Talent Development, Texas Instruments, Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: 45, 6th Semester Students
About Workshop: –
FDP on “One-day Hands-on session on AWS Educate –Cloud Literacy Day and Salesforce - Student Journey India”
24th Oct 2019
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Dr. Manjunath Swamy B E, Associate Professor, Dept. of CSE, DBIT, Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: The FDP was attended by 42 faculty members from various departments and institutions.
About Workshop: –
Workshop on “Machine Learning With Hands-on Session”
4th October 2019
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Mr.Vinay M. Haritsa Technical Director, Vtricks Technology, Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: 68, 5th and 7th Semester Students
About Workshop: –
FDP on “Cloud Computing with Hands-on Sessions”
22nd July to 26th July 2019
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: 1. Mr. Shivananda R Poojara, Consultant, Manjrasoft Pty Ltd. Melbourne, Australia.
2. Mr. Tokala Durgarao, Senior Technical Manager-Development, Cloud GBF, Oracle India Pvt. Ltd. Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: The FDP was attended by 42 faculty members from departments of CSE, ISE, and Mathematics from various institutions.
About Workshop: –
Technical Talk on “Current Trends and Future of EV and Hybrid EV”
Feb 29th 2020
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Dr. Sanjeev K. Nayak, Specialist, Automotive Division, L & T Technology Services, Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: 108, 3rd, 5th & 7th Semester Students and Faculty
Guest Lecture on The Wonder World of Nanotechnology
Nav 29th 2019
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Dr. M. S. Santosh, Associate Professor at the Centre for Incubation, Innovation, Research and Consultancy (CHRC), Jyothy Institute of Technology, Bengaluru
No of Attendees, Audience: 248 – I Year B.E students of Chemistry Cycle.
Technical Talk on “Insight into Opportunities in IT Sector”
Oct 18th 2019
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Mr. Tokala Durga Rao, Senior Technical Head, Oracle, Bengaluru.
No of Attendees, Audience: 92, 3rd & 5th Semester Students
Guest Lecture on Exploring the Nanoworld: Introduction and Applications
March 3rd 2018
Guest Speaker / Resource Person: Dr Prasanna D.Shivaramu, Assistant Professor, Department of Nanotechnology, Visvesvaraya Institute of Advanced Technology, Muddenahalli, Karnataka
No of Attendees, Audience: 129 – I Year B.E.Students of Chemistry Cycle.
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Syllabus
2022 Scheme
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title | Scheme/Syllabus |
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1 | BCS301 | MATHEMATICS FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE | View/Download |
2 | BCS302 | DIGITAL DESIGN AND COMPUTER ORGANIZATION | View/Download |
3 | BCS303 | OPERATING SYSTEMS | View/Download |
4 | BCS304 | DATA STRUCTURES AND APPLICATIONS | View/Download |
5 | BCSL305 | DATA STRUCTURES LABORATORY | View/Download |
6 | BCS306A | OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH JAVA | View/Download |
7 | BSCK307 | SOCIAL CONNECT & RESPONSIBILITY | View/Download |
8 | BCS358A | DATA ANALYTICS WITH EXCEL | View/Download |
9 | BYOK359 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE | View/Download |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title | Scheme/Syllabus |
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1 | BCS401 | ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS | View/Download |
2 | BAD402 | ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE | View/Download |
3 | BCS403 | DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM | View/Download |
4 | BCSL404 | ANALYSIS & DESIGN OF ALGORITHMS LAB | View/Download |
5 | BCS405C | OPTIMIZATION TECHNIQUE | View/Download |
6 | BBOC407 | BIOLOGY FOR ENGINEERS (CSE) | View/Download |
7 | BUHK408 | UNIVERSAL HUMAN VALUES (UHV) | View/Download |
8 | BYOK459 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE | View/Download |
9 | BDSL456C | MERN | View/Download |
Sl. No | Course Code | Course Title | Scheme/Syllabus |
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1 | BCS501 | SOFTWARE ENGINEERING & PROJECT MANAGEMENT | View/Download |
2 | BCS502 | COMPUTER NETWORKS | View/Download |
3 | BCS503 | THEORY OF COMPUTATION | View/Download |
4 | BAIL504 | DATA VISUALIZATION LAB | View/Download |
5 | BAD515C | CLOUD COMPUTING | View/Download |
6 | BCS508 | ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES AND E-WASTE MANAGEMENT | View/Download |
7 | BRMK557 | RESEARCH METHODOLOGY & IPR | View/Download |
8 | BYOK559 | YOGA FOR A BETTER LIFE | View/Download |
Teachers Notes (All Semesters)
Category | Department | Download Link |
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Science and Humanities(S & H) | 1st Year-(Physics and Chemistry Cycle) | view / download |
Teachers Notes (All Semesters)
Category | Department | Download Links |
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Science and Humanities (S & H) | 1st Year - (Physics and Chemistry Cycle) | View / Downloads |
Under Graduate (UG) | Electronics and Communication Engineering | View / Downloads |
Computer Science and Engineering | View / Downloads | |
Information Science and Engineering | View / Downloads | |
Mechanical Engineering | View / Downloads | |
Electrical and Electronics Engineering | View / Downloads | |
Civil Engineering | View / Downloads | |
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning | View / Downloads | |
Artificial Intelligence & Data Science | View / Downloads | |
Post Graduate (PG) | Master of Business Administration (MBA) | View / Downloads |
Class Incharge
Sem | Class Teacher | Email ID | Phone Number |
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III | Sapna B Basavaraddy | Sapna.basavaraddi@dbit.co.in | |
V | Meghana H.M. | Meghana.hm@dbit.co.in | |
VII | Mamatha K | mamathaise@dbit.co.in |