An elaborate list of our research-oriented academic programmes
BE Computer Engineering program is a special program designed to apply analytical skills and demonstrate research capabilities in the field of computer science and engineering. It enables you to work in multidisciplinary environments and get responsive to the changing needs of the society. Incorporating a detailed mix of software and hardware engineering, this program can be defined as the application of a systemic, disciplined, and quantifiable approach to development, operation and maintenance of computer-related technicalities
Program Educational Objectives
The Computer Engineering program at TIET is designed to prepare its graduates for continued learning and successful careers in industry, government, academia and consulting. Our graduates are expected to:
1. Demonstrate technical expertise to provide solutions for challenging problems by applying computer engineering theory and principles.
2. Engage in life-long learning and professional development to adapt to rapidly changing field of computer engineering.
3. Achieve leadership roles in their profession by inculcating professional ethics and code of professional practices.
Student Outcomes (SOs)
The student outcomes have been defined as per the ABET criteria listed out in the self-study questionnaire. Each of these outcomes has been broken down into different performance criterion. The student outcomes and the applicable performance criteria are listed as under.
The students of undergraduate program in Computer Engineering will have:
1. An ability to identify, formulates, and solves complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
1.1 Ability to identify and formulate problems related to computational domain.
1.2 Apply engineering, science, and mathematics body of knowledge to obtain analytical, numerical, and statistical solutions to solve engineering problems.
2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
2.1 Design computing system(s) to address needs in different problem domains and build prototypes, simulations, proof of concepts, wherever necessary, that meet design and implementation specifications.
2.2 Ability to analyse the economic trade-offs in computing systems.
2.3 Able to evaluate ethical issues that may occur in professional practice using professional codes of ethics ensuring protection of organization, human safety and wellbeing of society.
3. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
3.1 Prepare and present variety of documents such as project or laboratory reports according to computing standards and protocols.
3.2 Able to deliver oral presentations to pitch ideas for projects, research and/or start-ups.
3.3 Able to communicate effectively with peers in well organized and logical manner using adequate technical knowledge to solve computational domain problems and issues.
3.4 Able to interact with the people in organizations, industries and/or professional societies in a professional manner to achieve desired goals.
4. An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
4.1 Aware of ethical and professional responsibilities while designing and implementing computing solutions and innovations.
4.2 Recognize the impact of designed and implemented computational solutions on energy resource utilization and other environmental factors.
4.3 Evaluate computational engineering solutions considering environmental, societal, and economic contexts.
5. An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives.
5.1 Participate in the development and selection of ideas to meet established objective and goals.
5.2 Able to plan, share and execute task responsibilities to function effectively by creating collaborative and inclusive environment in a team.
6. An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
6.1 Ability to perform experimentations and further analyze the obtained results.
6.2 Ability to analyze and interpret data, make necessary judgement(s) and draw conclusion(s).
7. An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.
7.1 Able to explore and utilize resources to enhance self-learning.
7.2 Ability to identify directions for continuing education opportunities.
7.3 Recognize the need to embrace personal responsibility for lifelong learning.
BE Programme : CSE
BE Computer Science and Engineering program is a special program designed to apply analytical skills and demonstrate research capabilities in the field of computer science and engineering. It enables you to work in multidisciplinary environments and get responsive to the changing needs of the society. Incorporating some of the niche courses of computer science which include cognitive computing and quantum computing as part of the curriculum, this program can be defined as the application of a systemic, disciplined, and quantifiable approach to development, operation and maintenance of computer-related technicalities.
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Program Educational Objectives
The Computer Engineering program at TIET is designed to prepare its graduates for continued learning and successful careers in industry, government, academia and consulting. Our graduates are expected to:
1. Demonstrate technical expertise to provide solutions for challenging problems by applying computer engineering theory and principles.
2. Engage in life-long learning and professional development to adapt to rapidly changing field of computer engineering.
3. Achieve leadership roles in their profession by inculcating professional ethics and code of professional practices.
Student Outcomes (SOs)
The student outcomes have been defined as per the ABET criteria listed out in the self-study questionnaire. Each of these outcomes has been broken down into different performance criterion. The student outcomes and the applicable performance criteria are listed as under.
The students of undergraduate program in Computer Engineering will have:
1. An ability to identify, formulates, and solves complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics.
1.1 Ability to identify and formulate problems related to computational domain.
1.2 Apply engineering, science, and mathematics body of knowledge to obtain analytical, numerical, and statistical solutions to solve engineering problems.
2. An ability to apply engineering design to produce solutions that meet specified needs with consideration of public health, safety, and welfare, as well as global, cultural, social, environmental, and economic factors.
2.1 Design computing system(s) to address needs in different problem domains and build prototypes, simulations, proof of concepts, wherever necessary, that meet design and implementation specifications.
2.2 Ability to analyse the economic trade-offs in computing systems.
2.3 Able to evaluate ethical issues that may occur in professional practice using professional codes of ethics ensuring protection of organization, human safety and wellbeing of society.
3. An ability to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.
3.1 Prepare and present variety of documents such as project or laboratory reports according to computing standards and protocols.
3.2 Able to deliver oral presentations to pitch ideas for projects, research and/or start-ups.
3.3 Able to communicate effectively with peers in well organized and logical manner using adequate technical knowledge to solve computational domain problems and issues.
3.4 Able to interact with the people in organizations, industries and/or professional societies in a professional manner to achieve desired goals.
4. An ability to recognize ethical and professional responsibilities in engineering situations and make informed judgments, which must consider the impact of engineering solutions in global, economic, environmental, and societal contexts.
4.1 Aware of ethical and professional responsibilities while designing and implementing computing solutions and innovations.
4.2 Recognize the impact of designed and implemented computational solutions on energy resource utilization and other environmental factors.
4.3 Evaluate computational engineering solutions considering environmental, societal, and economic contexts.
5. An ability to function effectively on a team whose members together provide leadership, create a collaborative and inclusive environment, establish goals, plan tasks, and meet objectives.
5.1 Participate in the development and selection of ideas to meet established objective and goals.
5.2 Able to plan, share and execute task responsibilities to function effectively by creating collaborative and inclusive environment in a team.
6. An ability to develop and conduct appropriate experimentation, analyze and interpret data, and use engineering judgment to draw conclusions.
6.1 Ability to perform experimentations and further analyze the obtained results.
6.2 Ability to analyze and interpret data, make necessary judgement(s) and draw conclusion(s).
7. An ability to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.
7.1 Able to explore and utilize resources to enhance self-learning.
7.2 Ability to identify directions for continuing education opportunities.
7.3 Recognize the need to embrace personal responsibility for lifelong learning.
About the Program
• Understanding of Current Technology
• Knowledge of Technology Abstraction
• Understanding of Common Business Principles
• Business Discipline and Service Orientation
• Innovation Ability
• Strong Ethics and Life Values
This course will make the students industry-ready and employable engineers. These students will be able to drive innovation and add value to the companies that they work for.
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Programme Educational Objectives
Program Educational Objectives I (PEO1)
To apply a systematic, quantifiable and qualitative approach to the design, development, operation and maintenance of computer systems to the satisfaction of their beneficiaries.
Program Educational Objectives II (PEO2)
Adapt to changes in roles and responsibilities with an awareness of individual, professional, social, ethical responsibilities and collaborate professionally with various stakeholders.
Program Educational Objectives III (PEO3)
To keep the pace with the latest research in Computer engineering and its application to other engineering and managerial disciplines.
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Programme Educational Objectives
The ME (SE) program at the Institute is designed to prepare postgraduates for professional practice in Software "product" and "service" industry and also strengthens their capability to look for new avenues in research and academia. Program Educational Objectives address the following broad aspects.
Program Educational Objectives I (PEO1)
To apply a systematic, quantifiable and qualitative approach to the design, development, operation and maintenance of software systems to the satisfaction of their beneficiaries.
Program Educational Objectives II (PEO2)
Adapt to changes in roles and responsibilities with an awareness of individual, professional, social, ethical responsibilities and collaborate professionally with various stakeholders.
Program Educational Objectives III (PEO3)
To keep the pace with the latest research in software engineering and its application to other engineering and managerial disciplines.
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Program Educational Objectives of the MCA:-
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S.No. |
Name of the student |
Title of Ph.D. Proposal |
Name of Supervisor |
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1. |
Shruti Arora |
An Efficient Approach for Transformation and Analysis of Streaming Data |
Dr. Rinkle Rani, Dr. Nitin Saxena |
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2. |
Jasleen Kaur |
Framework for Securing and Querying Healthcare Data using Blockchain |
Dr. Rinkle Rani , Dr. Nidhi Kalra |
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3. |
Palak Goyal |
Development of Efficient Algorithm(s) for Prediction of Neurodegenerative Diseases |
Dr. Rinkle Rani, Dr. Karamjeet Singh |
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4. |
Shikha Sharma Sarkar |
An Efficient Framework for Analysis of Genomic Characterization of SARS-Cov-2 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani, Dr. Nidhi Kalra |
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5. |
Prabhjot Kaur |
An efficient technique for security of mobile agents
|
Dr. Shalini Batra Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
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6. |
Ravneet Kaur |
Improved extreme learning machine (ELM) based approach (es) for data analysis |
Dr. Shalini Batra Dr. Rajendra Kumar Roul |
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7. |
Sunita Rani |
Deep Learning Based Image Retrieval Technique(s) |
Dr. Shalini Batra Dr. Geeta Kasana |
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8. |
Rajanpreet Kaur Chahal |
A Framework for Trust Management in Social Internet of Things Environment |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Shalini Batra |
|
9. |
Kudratdeep Aulakh |
Smart Education System for improving Student Engagement using Advanced Machine Learning |
Dr. Rajendra Kumar Roul Dr. Manisha Kaushal |
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10. |
Deepali Bhagat |
Reversible hiding clinical information in medical images |
Dr. Rupali Bhardwaj |
|
11. |
Jyoti Rani |
A Hybrid Strategy to Secure Medical Signals in E-Healthcare |
Dr. Shivendra Shivani Dr. Rupali Bhardwaj
|
|
12. |
Pragya Mishra |
Explainable AI for Scene Understanding in Unconstrained Environment |
Dr. Jhilik Bhattacharya Dr. R. K. Sharma
|
|
13. |
Amardeep Singh |
Efficient Discovery of Transcription Factor Binding Sites in DNA Sequences |
Dr. R. K. Sharma Dr. Atul Kumar Upadhyay |
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14. |
Ritu Gothwal |
Efficient reconstruction and secure transmission of medical images for telemedicine applications.
|
Dr. Shailendra Tiwari, Dr. Shivendra Shivani |
|
15. |
Avantika Saklani |
Multimodal Machine Learning for an efficient Information Retrieval: Step into next-generation computing |
Dr. Husanbir Singh Pannu, Dr. Shailendra Tiwari |
|
16. |
Karambir Kaur |
Integrated Computational Model based on Cognitive aspects in Software maintenance |
Dr. Ashutosh Mishra Dr. Palika Chopra
|
|
17. |
Natasha Singh |
An Improved construction of Buchi automata for Scientific Applications |
Dr. Ajay Kumar |
|
18. |
Bhavya |
Design of formal grammar and model for composition of Indian music
|
Dr. Ajay kumar, Dr. Sunita Garhwal |
|
19. |
Karuna Kadian |
Design and development of techniques for quantum walk on graphs |
Dr. Sunita Garhwal, Dr. Ajay Kumar |
|
20. |
Govind Ram Chimpa |
Design of Robust and Real Time Eye- Gaze Communication Technique |
Dr. Ajay Kumar Dr. Sunita Garhwal Dr. Dhiraj Sangwan |
|
21. |
Simarjit Kaur |
An Intelligent Energy Aware Approach(s) for Smart Appliance |
Dr. Anju Bala Dr. Anshu Prashar |
|
22. |
Reaya Grewal |
Towards Efficient Segmentation of Hyper Spectral Images |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana Dr. Geeta Kasana |
|
23. |
Sheetal Garg |
An Optimum Compute Resources Consolidation Framework for Cloud Data Center |
Dr. Raman Singh Dr. Rohit Ahuja Dr. Ivan Perl |
|
24. |
Rajesh Kumar Chaudhary |
An efficient algorithm for clustered federated learning using nature-inspired optimization technique |
Dr. Nitin Saxena, Dr. Ravinder Kumar |
|
25. |
Niyaz Ahmad Wani |
An Efficient Explainable AI-Based Model for Assisting Medical Practitioners in Cancer Detection |
Dr. Ravinder Kumar Dr. Mamta Dabra |
|
26. |
Himanshu Sharma |
Energy-Efficient Secure Transmission Techniques for 5G-Enabled HetNet |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Rajkumar Tekchandani |
|
27. |
Arzoo Miglani |
Content Centric Networking based Secure Decentralized Data Management in V2G Environment |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
|
28. |
Deepika |
Deep learning based techniques for traffic sign and pedestrian detection in intelligent transportation system |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
|
29. |
Krishan Kumar |
Detection of Landmines using Computational Intelligence Techniques |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Sushma Jain, Dr. Deepshikha Tiwari |
|
30. |
Nisha Thakur |
Path Planning For Autonomous Vehicles Using Computational Intelligence Techniques |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar Dr. Smita Aggarwal
|
|
31. |
Harcharan Jit Singh |
Scalable Metadata Storage and Retrieval Techniques For Very Large Storage System |
Dr. Seema Bawa |
|
32. |
Sukhandeep Kaur |
Domain based Bilingual handwritten recognition system for Gurumukhi English Script |
Dr ravinder Kumar, Dr Seema Bawa |
|
33. |
Sandeep Saharan |
Dynamic Pricing based Efficient Model for Smart Parking System |
Dr. Seema Bawa, Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
|
34. |
Venus Singla |
Deep Learning based Framework for Indian Sign Language Recognition to Punjabi Text and Speech |
Dr. Seema Bawa, Dr. Jasmeet Singh |
|
35. |
Sonal Saxena |
Blockchain-based Smart Contract for Specific Applications |
Dr. Seema Bawa, Dr. Rajiv Kumar
|
|
36. |
Atul Malhotra |
Quality of service aware routing protocol for flying Adhoc networks |
Dr. Sanmeet Kaur |
|
37. |
Aashima Sharma |
Blockchain-based secure framework for efficient management of IoT generated healthcare data |
Dr Maninder Singh, Dr Sanmeet Kaur |
|
38. |
Bharti |
Predicting Pulmonary Health Status from Lung Auscultations through Intervention of Artificial Intelligence |
Dr. Maninder Singh Dr. Vinay Arora |
|
39. |
Sanjeev Rao |
Framework for Efficient Spam Detection in Online Social Network |
Dr.Anil Kumar Verma, Dr.Tarunpreet Bhatia |
|
40. |
Vivek Gupta |
Smart Healthcare Systems Assisted with Fog Computing and Data Analytics Methodology |
Dr. Tarunpreet Bhatia, Dr. Anil Kumar Verma |
|
41. |
Vidyotma |
Blockchain-Based Secure Framework for e-Healthcare |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma Dr. Surjit Singh |
|
42. |
Kashish Goyal |
Artificial Intelligence Based Food Quality Detection System |
Dr.Parteek Kumar, Dr.Karun Verma |
|
43. |
Swadha Gupta |
Cognitive Analysis Based System for Effective Online Learning |
Dr. Parteek Kumar, Dr. Rajkumar Tekchandani |
|
44. |
Sugandhi |
Generation of Indian Sign Language based on ISL Grammar |
Dr Parteek kumar, Dr Sanmeet kaur |
|
45. |
Rupali |
Automatic Text Summarization and Question-Answer Generation using Deep Learning Techniques |
Dr. Parteek Kumar, Dr. V. P. Singh |
|
46. |
Parminder Kaur |
Development of an efficient framework based on Deep Learning for Wildlife Surveillance using Robot |
Dr. V. P. Singh, Dr. Sachin Kansal |
|
47. |
Mohit |
Blockchain-Based framework for Anti-Counterfeits in the Supply Chain |
Dr Maninder Singh, Dr Sanmeet Kaur |
|
48. |
Upasna Joshi |
Energy Efficient Routing Protocol for Heterogeneous Wireless Sensor Networks |
Dr. Rajiv Kumar |
|
49. |
Garima Kadian |
Design and Development of Haze Detection Techniques |
Rajiv Kumar |
|
50. |
Anupinder Singh |
Cardiac Health Status Prediction Using Machine Learning Model and Heart Sound Signal |
Dr. Vinay Arora, Dr. M. D. Singh |
|
51. |
Swati Sharma |
Detection Framework for Sarcasm in Online Social Networks |
Dr. Maninder Kaur |
|
52. |
Navneet Kaur |
Clothes recognition and annotation from clothing image dataset |
Dr. Shreelekha Pandey |
|
53. |
Gurinderjeet Kaur |
Survival Prediction of Glioblastoma Patients Using Pre-Operative Brain MRI Scans |
Dr. Prashant Singh Rana Dr. Vinay Arora |
|
54. |
Kriti Taneja |
Decision Support System for Early Detection of Cardiac Health Status |
Dr. Vinay Arora, Dr. Karun Verma |
|
55. |
Komal Singh Gill |
A Game Theoretic Model for Security in Cloud Environment |
Dr. Sharad Saxena, Dr. Anju Sharma |
|
56. |
Akashdeep Kaur |
Efficient Task Scheduling and Resource Allocation using Osmotic Computing |
Dr. Rajesh Kumar, Dr. Sharad Saxena |
|
57. |
Anushka |
Wireless Communication Optimization using LiFi Network |
Dr. Rajesh Kumar Dr. Sharad Saxena |
|
58. |
Abhishek Jain |
Power-Efficient framework for Resource Utilization in Fog Computing |
Dr. Amit Kumar Bhardwaj |
|
59. |
Shveta Verma |
An Auto-Scaling Approach using Load Prediction for IoT- based Cloud Application |
Dr. Anju Bala |
|
60. |
Gaganpreet Kaur |
A Hybrid Technique for Smooth Handover in Wireless Networks |
Dr. Raman Kumar Goyal, Dr. Rajesh Kumar Mehta |
|
61. |
Paluck |
Design and Analysis of Robust Image Registration schemes using Machine Learning Algorithms |
Dr. Rajesh Mehta, Dr. Rohit Ahuja |
|
62. |
Maggi Bansal |
IoT and Cloud Service Centric Framework for Enablement of Smart Cities |
Dr. Inderveer Chana, Dr. Siobhan Clarke (Trinity College, Dublin) |
|
63. |
Ravneet Kaur |
Distributed Data Deduplication Techniques for Efficient Cloud Storage System |
Dr. Inderveer Chana, Dr. Jhilik Bhattacharya |
|
64. |
Parampreet Kaur |
Intelligent Framework for Omics Data Analysis using Machine Learning |
Dr. Ashima Singh, Dr. Inderveer Chana |
|
65. |
Shruti Arora |
Machine Learning Model to Predict Cardiovascular risk. |
Dr. Sushma Jain, Dr. Inderveer Chana |
|
66. |
Jasmine Kaur |
Enhancing Performance and Energy Optimization in Serverless Computing |
Dr. Anshu Parashar Dr. Inderveer Chana |
|
67. |
Arwinder Dhillon |
Computational Intelligent Framework for Biomarker Identification in Multi-Omics Data |
Dr. Ashima Singh Dr. Vinod Kumar Bhalla |
|
68. |
Archana Kumari |
An Integrated Scheme for Risk Assessment in Cyber Physical System to Visualize the Impact on System Assets |
Dr. Vinod Kumar Bhalla Dr. Manju |
|
69. |
Shabnam Bawa |
An Optimized Approach for Energy Consumption of Smart Devices in Fog Computing using Computational Intelligence Techniques |
Dr. Prashant Singh Rana, Dr. Rajkumar Tekchandani |
|
70. |
Rakesh Singh |
Design and Development of a Novel Framework for the Identification of Roundabouts in a given Map |
Dr. Prashant Singh Rana, Dr. Neeru Jindal |
|
71. |
Arun Kumar |
Design and Development of Computationally Intelligent framework for Protein Allergen Classification |
Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
|
72. |
Ruhi Saxena |
Information cascade prediction in online social network
|
Dr. Sushma Jain, Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
|
73. |
Suman Saurabh Sarkar |
A Framework for Smart Irrigation Based Upon Climate Analogue |
Dr. Mamta Dabra Dr. Sushma Jain |
|
74. |
Hunish Kumar Bansal |
Muscle Force Prediction for Human Body Activities using Computational Intelligence Approaches |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
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S.No. |
Name |
Year of AwardSupervisors |
|
Title |
|
1 |
Amritpal Singh |
2018 |
Dr. Shalini Batra |
A Novel Technique for Efficient Storage and Retrieval of Massive Data Sets |
|
2 |
Anish Jindal |
2018 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Mukesh Singh |
Data Analytics of Smart Grid Environment for Efficient Management of Demand Response |
|
3 |
Bhawna |
2018 |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma,Dr. L.R. Raheja |
Design and Development of an Efficient Secure AODV Routing Protocol |
|
4 |
Gagangeet Singh Aujla |
2018 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
Renewable energy based efficient framework for sustainability of Data Centres |
|
5 |
Khushneet Jindal |
2018 |
Dr. Rajiv Kumar |
Optical Character Recognition of Machine Printed Dogri Language Documents |
|
6 |
Kuldeep Singh |
2018 |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma |
A Secure Framework for Flying Ad-hoc Networks |
|
7 |
Kuljeet Kaur |
2018 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, Dr. Mukesh Singh |
Efficient Control Mechanism Using Data Centers and Electric Vehicles for Grid Frequency Support |
|
8 |
Megha |
2018 |
Dr. Shivani Goel, Dr. Ajay Kumar |
A Generic Framework for Improving Software Product Line using an Ontological Rule Based Approach |
|
9 |
Pardeep Kumar Arora |
2018 |
Dr. Rajesh Bhatia |
Regression test case generation technique using mobile agents |
|
10 |
Raj Kumar Tekchandani |
2018 |
Dr. Maninder Singh, Dr. Rajesh Bhatia |
Development of an Efficient Semantic Code Clone Detection Technique |
|
11 |
Ranjeeta |
2018 |
Dr. Sanjay Sharma |
An Efficient Algorithm for Embedding Digital Watermark in Curvelet Domain |
|
12 |
Sahil Garg |
2018 |
Dr. Shailni Batra |
Anomaly Detection and Analysis in Big Data |
|
13 |
Sukchandhan Randhawa |
2018 |
Dr. Sushma Jain |
Efficient Load Balancing and Data Aggregation for Multipath Routing in Wireless Sensor Networks |
|
14 |
Sushil Kumar |
2018 |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma |
An Efficient Routing Protocol for VANET |
|
15 |
Tarunpreet Bhatia |
2018 |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma |
An Efficient Framework for Data Security in Mobile Cloud Computing Paradigm |
|
16 |
Vaishali Mehta |
2018 |
Dr. Deepak Garg |
Improved Approximation Algorithms for Facility Location Problems |
|
17 |
Vandana Bhatia |
2018 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
Efficient Pattern Mining of Big Data using Graphs |
|
18 |
Aman Sharma |
2019 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
Machine Learning Based Framework for Drug Prediction of Cancerous Genomic Profiles |
|
19 |
Ashish Girdhar |
2019 |
|
Development of Efficient Imgage Steganography System for 3D Image Models |
|
20 |
Bharti Saneja |
2019 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
An Efficient Approach for Outlier Detection in Big Data |
|
21 |
Dilbag Singh |
2019 |
Dr. Vijay Kumar |
Design and Development of Visibility Restoration Techniques for Weather Degraded Images |
|
22 |
Gurpal Singh Chhabra |
2019 |
Dr. V.P Singh, Dr. Maninder Singh |
Design and Implementation of Computer and Network Forensics Framework |
|
23 |
Harjeet Singh |
2019 |
Dr. R. K. Sharma & Dr. V.P. Singh |
Language Model Based Online Handwritten Recognition System for Punjabi Language |
|
24 |
Himanshu Jindal |
2019 |
Dr. Sharad Saxena, Dr. Singara Singh Kasana |
Procreation of Energy Efficient Topologies for Data Transmission in Underwater Wireless Sensor Network |
|
25 |
Jayashri Vitthalrao Bagade |
2019 |
Dr. Kulbir Singh, Dr. Yogesh Dandawate |
Optimal Framework Design for No Reference Image Quality Assessment Based on Genetic Statistical Modeling |
|
26 |
Kalpna |
2019 |
Dr. Anil Kumar Verma |
An enhanced routing technique for wireless sensor networks |
|
27 |
Manjit Kaur |
2019 |
Dr. Singara Singh |
Development of Efficient Color Image Encryption Techniques Using Evolutionary Approaches |
|
28 |
Manmeet Singh |
2019 |
Dr. Sanmeet Bhatia & Dr. Maninder Singh |
ANOMALY BASED BOTNET DETECTION USING DNS TRAFFIC ANALYSIS |
|
29 |
Monika |
2019 |
Dr. Deepak Garg |
Efficient Geometric Algorithms for Resource Location Models |
|
30 |
Nishtha Hooda |
2019 |
Dr. Seema Bawa, Dr. Prashant Singh Rana |
Ensemble Machine Learning Framework for Big Data Analytics |
|
31 |
Sunita |
2019 |
Dr. Deepak Garg |
Improved Data Structures for Dynamic and Massive Data |
|
32 |
Tarandeep Kaur |
2019 |
Dr. Inderveer Chana |
Energy-Efficient Resource Scheduling Technique for Cloud Computing |
|
33 |
Vaibhav Agarwal |
2019 |
Dr. Parteek Bhatia |
Universal Networking Language Based Question Answering System for Information Retrieval of Punjabi Language |
|
34 |
Aisha Makkar |
2020 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
An Efficient Spammer Classification For Ranking Of Web Pages |
|
35 |
Ajay Kumar |
2020 |
Dr. Seema Bawa |
Dynamic and Scalable Data Access and Integration services in cloud |
|
36 |
Amandeep Singh Bhatia |
2020 |
Dr. Ajay Kumar |
On Some Aspects of Quantum Computational Models |
|
37 |
Baljit Kaur |
2020 |
Dr. jhilik Bhattacharya, |
Augmented Map Based Intelligent Navigation System |
|
38 |
Deepak Gupta |
2020 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
A Novel Framework for Analysis of Big Data |
|
39 |
Divya Khanna |
2020 |
Dr. Prashant Rana |
Ensemble Approach for Antigenic Epitopes Prediction using Physicochemical Properties |
|
40 |
Gagandeep Kaur |
2020 |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana, |
Efficient Watermarking for High Efficiency Video Coding |
|
41 |
Gurleen Kaur |
2020 |
Dr. Anju Bala |
Efficient Resource Prediction and Scheduling Approach for Scientific Applications in Cloud Environment |
|
42 |
Harmanjeet kaur |
2020 |
Dr. Shalini Batra & Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
An Efficient Framework for Privacy Preservation of Big Data Analytics |
|
43 |
Harpreet Singh |
2020 |
Dr. Prashant Rana & Dr. Urvinder Singh |
Drug Synergy for Cancer using Computational Intelligence Techniques |
|
44 |
Isha Kansal |
2020 |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana |
Development of Efficient Techniques for Fog Removal from Digital Images |
|
45 |
Jasminder Kaur |
2020 |
Dr. Prashant Rana & Dr. A.K. Verma |
Dependability Evaluation of Wireless Sensor Networks |
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46 |
Monika Bharti |
2020 |
Dr. Rajesh Kumar & Dr. Sharad Saxena |
Resource Inquisition and Optimal Calibration on Internet-of-Things |
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47 |
Sachendra Singh Chauhan |
2020 |
Dr. Shalini Batra |
Efficient Similarity Search Techniques for Textual and Non-Textual Datasets |
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48 |
Sahil Vashist |
2020 |
Dr. Sushma Jain |
Efficient Location Aware Protocol for Multi-UAV Networks |
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49 |
Shubham Goel |
2020 |
Dr. Ravinder Kumar |
Personalization of Web Search Using Social Information |
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50 |
Simar Preet Singh |
2020 |
Dr. Rajesh Kumar, |
Energy-Efficient Load Balancing Algorithms in Fog Computing |
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51 |
Simranjit Singh |
2020 |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana |
Efficient Classification and Soil Quantification using Hyperspectral Data |
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52 |
Sukhvir Kaur |
2020 |
Dr. Shrilekha Pandey & Dr. Shivani Goel |
Developing an eAgriculture Application for Identification of Fungal Disease in Plante Through Leave Images |
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53 |
Sumedha Arora |
2020 |
Dr. Anju Bala |
An Intelligent Energy Aware Approach for Big Data Storage in Cloud Data Centers |
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54 |
Vishan Kumar Gupta |
2020 |
Dr. Prashant Rana |
Toxic Prediction of PreClinical Trial Drugs using Physicochemical Properties and Computational Intelligence Approaches |
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55 |
Amandeep Kaur |
2021 |
Dr. Shivani Goel, |
Designing and Developing a Machine Learning based Code Smell Detection Technique |
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56 |
Amanpreet Singh |
2021 |
Dr. Maninder Kaur |
Detection Framework for Content Based Cybercrime in Online Social Networks |
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57 |
Deepak Mehta |
2021 |
Dr. Sharad Saxena |
Procreation of Energy Efficient Hierarchical Routing Protocols for Wireless Sensor Networks |
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58 |
Gaurav Sharma |
2021 |
Dr. Seema Bawa & Dr. Prashant Rana |
Efficient Machine Learning Techniques for Big Data Analytics |
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59 |
Hemant Petwal |
2021 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
A Framework for Scheduling and Optimization of Healthcare Resources |
|
60 |
Ishan Budhiraj |
2021 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar, |
Towards Energy Harvesting and Interference Mitigation for D2D Communication in 5G |
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61 |
Kanu Goel |
2021 |
Dr. Shalini Batra |
Novel Technique(s) for Concept Drift detection and Handling |
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62 |
Lovleen Kaur |
2021 |
Dr. Ashutosh Mishra |
Selection of Change-prone Software Components using the Expertise of Semantic Web and Intelligent Computing Methods |
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63 |
Mandeep Kaur Saggi |
2021 |
Dr. Sushma Jain |
Decision Support System for On-Farm Crop Water Irrigation Scheduling using Machine Learning approaches |
|
64 |
Mohd. Abuzar Sayeed |
2021 |
Dr. Rajesh Kumar |
An Efficient framework for Data Dissemination in Multi-UAV Ad hoc Networks |
|
65 |
Muskaan Singh |
2021 |
Dr. Ravinder Kumar, |
Cloud based Sanskrit to Hindi Machine Translation System |
|
66 |
Nitin Arvind Shelke |
2021 |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana |
Development of Multiple Forgery Detection and Ocalization Techniques for Digital Video |
|
67 |
Rajat Chaudhary |
2021 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar |
Software-Defined Networking based Control Flow Optimization for Multi-Cloud Enviornment |
|
68 |
Ravneet Kaur Sidhu |
2021 |
Dr. Ravinder Kumar, |
Efficient Forecasting of Crop Water Demand |
|
69 |
Rupinderdeep Kaur |
2021 |
Dr. R.K. Sharma & Dr. Parteek Bhatia |
Prosody based Phonetic Engine and Speaker Classification for Punjabi Language |
|
70 |
Sahil Sharma |
2021 |
Dr. Vijay Kumar |
Metaheuristic Approaches for Occlusion Invariant 3d Face Recognition Technique |
|
71 |
Sawinder Kaur |
2021 |
Dr. Parteek Kumar, |
Fake Content Detection System for Multimodal Signals Over Social Media |
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72 |
Shatrughan Modi |
2021 |
Dr. Jhilik Bhattacharya, |
Energy Consumption Estimation of Electric Vehicles using Different Navigational Parameters" |
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73 |
Sitender |
2021 |
Dr. Seema Bawa |
Sanskrit Language Enconversion to Universal Networking Language (UNL) |
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74 |
Sonal Kukreja |
2021 |
Dr. Singara Singh Kasana, |
Development of Copyright Protection and Authentication Schemes with Extended Visual Cryptography |
|
75 |
Sujata Rani |
2021 |
Dr. Parteek Bhatia |
Sentiment Analysis of Social Media for Hindi Language |
|
76 |
Vivek Mehta |
2021 |
Dr. Seema Bawa & Dr. Jasmeet Singh |
Efficient Text Clustering Techniques for Big Datasets |
|
77 |
Vivek Dabra |
2022 |
Dr. Anju Bala & Dr. Saru Kumari |
An Efficient Cryptographic Technique using Post-Quantum Cryptography |
|
78 |
Varinder pal Singh |
2022 |
Dr. Parteek Bhatia |
Word Sense Disambiguation for Punjabi Language |
|
79 |
Balkar Singh |
2022 |
Dr. Mahesh Sharma |
Development of Efficient Watermarking Techniques for Document Images |
|
80 |
Anika |
2022 |
Dr. parteek Bhatia & Dr. Deepak Garg |
Adaptive Learning System with Educational Data Mining and Learning Analytics |
|
81 |
Prabhjot Kaur |
2022 |
Dr. Shrilekha Pandey |
A Framework for Efficient Detection of Brain Tumor |
|
82 |
Diksha Hooda |
2022 |
Dr. Rinkle Rani |
An Ontology-based Framework for Querying Heterogeneous Sensor Data |
|
83 |
Shaify Kansal |
2022 |
Dr. Jhilik Bhattacharya & Dr. Vishl Shrivastava |
Development of an Algorithm(s) for Human Tissues Characterization |
|
84 |
Vijay Prakash |
2022 |
Dr. Seema Bawa |
QoS-aware Resource Utilization and Allocation in Cloud Computing |
|
85 |
Swati |
2022 |
Dr. Raman Sing, Dr. Maninder Singh & Dr. Hitesh Tiwari |
Post-Quantum Cryptography based Improved Security Mechanism for Resource-Constrained IoT Devices |
|
86 |
Sanju Kumari |
2022 |
Dr. Neeraj Kumar & Dr. Prashant Rana |
Big Data Analytics for Demand Response in Smart Grid |
|
87 |
Ashwani Kumar |
2022 |
Dr. Ashutosh Agarwal & Dr. Ravinder Kumar |
Energy Efficient Framework to Find Optimized Route for EVs Movement |