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FROM THE PRINCIPAL’S DESK
People who succeed have momentum. The more they succeed, the more they want to succeed, and
the more they find a way to succeed”, as rightly said by Tony Robbins, success is an addiction.
The Computer Science and Engineering Department of Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering
and Management has been reaching new epitomes of success since its inception in 2002. No stones
have been left unturned to explore new horizons such that each of its pillars get edified in technical
as well as in moral education, and excel in the same.
One of the most awaited technical events of the college is Polaris, which is a national level event
that brings in students from various educational institutions in and around the city. The events act as
a stepping stone for young minds to develop and explore the areas involving technical skills, their
application and creativity alike. They prove to be a channel to effectively and constructively apply
knowledge acquired during classroom teaching.
I gladly appreciate all the literary flairs presented in the CSE’s Departmental Magazine, Casopes
last year. It gives me enormous delight to release another edition of the same. I also extend my
warm wishes to the POLARIS 2019-2020 team for spotless brainstorming and organization of such
a gigantic event.
Dr. R.S. Pande
Principal,
RCOEM.
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FROM THE HOD’S DESK
As very aptly said by Mahatma Gandhi, “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were
to live forever”, one must always be ready to learn and explore the world around them.
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering has grown with all its efforts since its origin.
Realizing the hidden potential and talents of the students has been the primary aim of the
Department, as a result of which, it has raised the level of provocations for them. This has
undoubtedly helped them polish their skills and nurture the same.
The event entitled Polaris conducts various technical workshops based on the latest trends and
advances in technology, for instance Kubernetes, Cloud Computing and Salesforce, AI and ML,
which has helped sharpen the technical edge of the students.
Students were acquainted with the Branch Magazine, Casopes in the year 2013. Continuing the
trend with great passion, we are elated to present another edition of the same. The magazine
provides a platform for the students to illustrate their talents and introduces them to the current
trends in the industry. This version of our magazine is a mixture of articles that narrate technical
advents to social orders and various creative write-ups.
I feel honoured to take this opportunity to congratulate the entire team of Casopes for their
consistent efforts and acute hard work. Their unending dedication to work as a team has made our
shade of potentials vivid.
Dr. M.B. Chandak
Head of the Department,
Computer Science Engineering Department,
RCOEM.
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FROM THE TEACHER-INCHARGE’S DESK
“At the end it’s not about what you have or even what you’ve accomplished. It’s about who you’ve
lifted up, who you’ve made better. It’s about what you’ve given back.” We believe in rising by
lifting others. With this idea in mind, the students of our department have strived to bring out
another edition of the branch magazine “Casopes”.
While designing ‘Casopes’, our team involved in its crafting has put up their dedicated efforts to
make it a class apart, going to intangible dimensions. We have sincerely tried to evolve to take our
prominent event, POLARIS 2020, to a whole new level of admiration through the medium of this
magazine.
This year marks the 13th year of Polaris, and with all these years, Polaris and the Department, have
both evolved as an upcoming platform for budding Engineers to showcase their talents in different
domains. The students also find this program very useful in their practical life as it helps them in
various synergies. We have been successfully conducting Research Oriented Technology based
workshops; Industry oriented training workshops, conferences and technical competitions
on professional platforms under the banner of Computer Society of India (CSI). Our Students have
immense calibre to get selected at National and International Competitions.
It gives me immense pleasure to welcome you all to “POLARIS 2020”, a national level Technical
Symposium of the Computer Science and Engineering Department to provide a platform for the
talent within you. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all team members who showed great
zeal and enthusiasm and for their diligent and judicious cooperation.
Asst. Prof. Devishree Naidu,
Professor-In-Charge,
POLARIS 2020,
CSI-SBC,
C.S.E, R.C.O.E.M
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FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK
Henry Ford once said, “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working
together is success.” Casopes 2020 has proven to be such a wonderful journey where our entire
committee has put in persistent efforts and has triumphed over all the shackles and backed us in
making this edition of Casopes 2020 a plausible one.
The entire expedition of bringing this edition into existence has been a great learning experience yet
a demanding task, but with splendid efforts from the students of the department, the constant
support from departmental staff and the organizing committee of the Compusys chapter of Student
Society of India, we have been successful in making Volume 7th of Casopes corporeality.
‘Casopes’ consists of five different sections starting with COGNIZANCE which explains how life
is about solicitousness, followed by TECH-HEX which is a blend of different technical articles,
gradually outclassing to the happenings of Computer Science and Engineering Department which is
followed by ARTIST’S FINESSE consisting of mesmerising strokes of skilled artists. The fourth
section is NEWS O CSE followed by EVENTS O CSE comprising all the events and activities that
have happened throughout the session. It is an honour and privilege to be the Magazine Head of this
chapter of Computer Society of India.
I would like to take this opportunity to express my sincere gratitude to Dr. M. B. Chandak, Head of
Computer Science and Engineering Department for his constant encouragement. My kind regards to
our Teacher In-charge Prof. Devishree Naidu for her timely guidance. An earnest thanks to my coeditors
Miss Vaishnavi Mandhana, Miss Sakshi Thakur, Miss Tithi Agrawal and Mr. Shubham Jha
for their meritorious support. Special thanks to Mr. Vishvesh Dhobe and Mr. Mohammed Husain
for helping us with the design of Casopes.
Priyal Sanklecha,
Editorial Head,
Casopes 2020,
Computer Society of India, RCOEM.
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FROM THE PRESIDENT’S DESK
"Unity is strength. When there is teamwork and collaboration, wonderful things can be achieved."
We have achieved unity and this is the reason our event Polaris is getting bigger and better every
passing year.
I feel very thankful and honoured to serve the department as the president of Compusys, the
students' society of CSE department of RCOEM. Our department primarily focuses on the student
development by arranging various workshops and providing them a platform to showcase their
talent.
Our festive event POLARIS 2020, a National Level Symposium, is a program that brings
innovation, variation and advancement every year. It has been a symbol of unity and perseverance
which I as a president would wish to proudly carry forward.
I would love to extend my sincere gratitude towards Dr. M.B. Chandak, HOD, Department of CSE
for supporting us with this apparition of Polaris 2020 yet again this year. My wholehearted
appreciation also goes to Professor. D. Naidu, Teacher in-charge for her constant support and
guidance. Further, I am immensely grateful to all my colleagues and the members of Polaris 2020
committees to make Polaris 2020 a grand and successful event with all their enthusiasm.
Tanmay Shirbhate
President,
Computer Society of India, RCOEM
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Department of Computer Science & Engineering
Vision of Computer Science Engineering Department:
To continually improve the education environment, in order to develop graduates with strong
academic and technical background needed to achieve distinction in the discipline. The excellence
is expected in various domains like workforce, higher studies or lifelong learning. To strengthen
links between industries through partnership and collaborative development works.
Mission of Computer Science Engineering Department:
To develop a strong foundation of theory and practices of computer science amongst the students to
enable them to develop into knowledgeable, responsible professionals, lifelong learners and
implement the latest computing technologies for the betterment of the society.
Program Education Objectives of Computer Science and Engineering
Department are:
1. To prepare graduates to apply the broad set of techniques, tools, and skills from
science, mathematics and engineering required to solve problems in Computer Science
and Engineering.
The field of Computer Science & Engineering is a fast evolving field and caters to multiple
disciplines. The focus is to imbibe necessary skill sets amongst the students and develop
competencies to solve basic computer science & engineering problems.
2. To prepare graduates to address practices in computer science and engineering using
software development life cycle principles.
The department aims to develop good analytical and designing skills amongst students,
while emphasizing on theoretical and practical aspects of computer science.
3. To provide adequate training & opportunities to work as teams in multidisciplinary
projects.
The department aims at encouraging team spirit through projects which are multidisciplinary
in nature.
4. To prepare the graduates to exhibit professionalism, communication skills, ethical
attitude, and practice their profession with high regard to legal and ethical
responsibilities.
The department recognizes the need for effective communication in students and strives to
enhance this aspect. The department feels that apart from curricular studies, it is necessary to
impart good moral values in the students so that they are aware of their social
responsibilities.
5. To prepare graduates for engaging in life-long learning, such as post graduate study &
certification courses.
The department encourages the students for higher studies and certification courses to keep
track with the pace of technology.
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Programme Outcomes of Computer Science & Engineering are:
1. Engineering knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering
fundamentals, and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering
problems.
2. 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.
3. 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 the public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental
considerations.
4. Conduct investigations of complex problems: Use research-based knowledge and research
methods including design of experiments, analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesis
of the information to provide valid conclusions.
5. 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.
6. The engineer and society: Apply reasoning informed by the contextual knowledge to
assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities
relevant to the professional engineering practice.
7. Environment and sustainability: Understand the impact of the professional engineering
solutions in societal and environmental contexts, and demonstrate the knowledge of, and
need for sustainable development.
8. Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and
norms of the engineering practice.
9. Individual and team work: Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or
leader in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
10. Communication: Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the
engineering community and with society at large, such as, being able to comprehend and
write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and
receive clear instructions.
11. Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the
engineering and management principles and apply these to one's own work, as a member
and leader in a team, to manage projects and in multidisciplinary environments.
12. Life-long learning: Recognize the need for, and have the preparation and ability to engage
in independent and lifelong learning in the broadest context of technological change.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
1. Foundation of Computer System: Ability to understand fundamental concepts of
computer science & engineering, operating system, networking & data organization
systems, hardware & software aspects of computing.
2. Software development Ability: Ability to understand the software development life cycle.
Possess professional skills and knowledge of software design process. Familiarity and
algorithmic competence with a broad range of programming languages and open source
platforms.
3. Research Ability: Ability to apply knowledge base to identify research gaps in various
domains, model real world problems, solves computational tasks, to provide solution for
betterment of society with innovative ideas.
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...Because I’m Not A Writer
Sakshi Thakur
3 rd Year
I’m an expression,
An unannounced emotion,
I’m crunch like deep cut on skin,
Or just surface of water in sink,
I’m unacceptable truth,
An imagination like fairy tooth,
I’m reaction to someone’s wish,
Or story of an untold selfish,
I’m letter to my 3:00 am soulmate,
A flirty comment to my evening’s date,
I’m unexpected cause to your thoughts,
Or remarkable joint to your missing dots,
I’m someone’s anger in disguise,
An improper poem with adaptable advice,
I’m past with memories and some regrets,
Or a free bird to draw wings through dense air of charades,
I’m an apology to my unintended mistakes,
A derivation to illogical but lovely mess,
I’m bright little light to someone’s existence,
Which makes me delight to my emotional variance,
Because I’m not a Writer, But a Mask to Inexpressible Emotions.
- Sakshi Thakur || Not A Writer :)
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SPARK
Tithi Agrawal
2 ND Year
As I open my eyes filled with HOPE,
ready to enter a new world,
accept the challenges and fight hard,
I see myself, ready to CHANGE…
As I see a fire YELLOW,
wanting it to fill me with joy,
making the world entirely different,
I feel that SPARK, triggering my inside…
As I see its power to SHAPE,
the things strong and rigid,
even those resisting to melt,
I see a new found TRUST, finding its place…
As I walk along, filled with CURIOSITY,
wanting to explore everything I can,
even provide what I have,
I see usher HAPPINESS flowing, enveloping all…
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Finding light through the dark…
I was lost in a misery
In a cave of desolation
All I could see was the bewildery darkness
Just me and my isolation
Tanisha Agrawal
2 ND Year
But there was something
Which kept me crawl further
Which kept me kindle the light within
Aspiration was that mother
Searching for a light
Which could ignite
The spark of conviction
To solve all my senile
I didn't capitulate
Though it continued to stimulate
The malaise, sorrow and the darkness
But I didn't capitulate
As I walked further
Mustering the little hope I got
All the setbacks I forgot
But the malaise didn't die
I made it my strength
All the impair became my fuel
All the downfalls became my lessons
It increased my fames length
It continued to grow stronger
With all my attempts to further
I started to break
No longer I could fake
I became the hunter for that light
And continued to fight
I know I'll win one day
By finding this light through the dark
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THE JUDGEMENT
Sarthak Pande
I laughed at him,
He laughed back at me.
I used swear words to disrespect him,
He used them back at me.
I cried in front of him, he cried with me.
I put a hand on his shoulder to console him; in return it consoled me....
It was my reflection I've been talking to, for it never JUDGED me for being who I am.
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Lepcha Folktale About Rongnyu and Rongeet
The following story is about the River Teesta. It
talks about the love story of Rongeet and Rongnyu
and how they came to be known as the Teesta-
Rangeet. This story is a part of the Rong (Lepcha)
culture. The Rong culture is very rich, beautiful,
interesting, and unique. The Rong folk stories talk
about human nature. Every couple strives to have a
beautiful relationship like Rongnyu-Rongeet, i.e., for
eternity. A long time ago, Itbumu created the world,
nature, animals, birds, insects, mountains, rivers,
lakes, rocks, trees and humans. Everything was
balanced and everything had a partner. Her creation
had life, feelings and emotions. Rongnyu and
Rongeet were created by her. They were the two
rivers who were in love. Rongeet was the male river
and Rongnyu was the lady river. Both the lovers
wanted to live together like other couples would
love to. They used to meet secretly with each other
and spend their time together. But they were afraid
that their relationship would be rejected by the
world. Finally one day, they decided to elope and
live together down the plains. Both of them decided
they will run away from their homes separately and
meet at ‘Punzok’, literally meaning the forest lands,
a place at the lowlands from where on they would
move on together onwards to the plain. But there
was a problem; both of them never left their house,
because they did not know the way to the lowlands.
So they took help from someone who would guide
them to reach the place. Rongeet decided to go there
first and wait for her as he thought it would be rude
to make his lover wait for him. He asked help from a
bird, ‘Tut-fo’, because he thought that the bird
would fly to the destination without delay. Rongnyu
took help from ‘ParilBu’, a serpent. That important
day came when the two secretly left their house.
Rongeet was guided by the bird and Rongnyu was
guided by the serpent. After some time, the bird got
exhausted and hungry, and then he wandered around
the mountain searching for food. On the other side,
Paril-Bu was slow but consistent in its journey.
Finally Rongnyu reached ‘Punzok’ before Rongeet.
When Rongeet saw her waiting for him, he got
ashamed and was filled with disgust. As being a man
he could not keep his word and he exclaimed
“Thhee- Sutha?” meaning “when did you arrive?”
This is how this place where Rongnyu and Rongeet
met got its name as ‘Thhee- Sutha’ which is now
called ‘Teesta’. Rongeet’s ego was hurt as he had
promised to reach Punzok before Rongnyu but had
failed to keep his promise. He left without saying
any word as he was ashamed. He just began to flow
in anger without realizing that his actions were
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Shubham Jha
2nd Year
destroying the world around him. After seeing his
actions, she followed him to calm him down.
However in her attempt to calm him down, she
caused even more destruction. They were least
bothered about the nature as Rongeet was engaged
with himself and his hurt ego and Rongnyu was after
him to calm him down. Mayellyang, a village, was
in deep waters and great trouble. Both of them
destroyed all the animals, birds, insects, humans,
trees, rocks and everything. The people took shelter
in the high hills around Mayellyang. The safest hill
was Tungrong Hlo and all the animals, birds and
humans remained safe there. But the destruction of
the rivers continued. 23 All the living beings were
desperate and asked help from Itbumu for
protection. They made offerings of Chi (alcohol) to
Itbumu. Itbumu saw the chaos and decided to protect
her creation and restore peace in Mayellyang. She
came in the form of ‘Kohom-Fo (partridge)
sprinkled the Chi all around and requested Rongeet
to stop all the destruction. It is believed that while
sprinkling, some of the Chi fell on her chest and that
is the reason that partridge has white spots on its
chest. When Itbumu convinced Rongeet, he realized
what he had done out of anger and came back to his
senses. He regretted his actions and asked pardon
from Itbumu. Rongnyu also begged for her
forgiveness as she was also a part of the great
destruction. Itbumu, being ‘The Great Mother’,
pardoned her children Rongnyu and Rongeet for
their actions. Rongeet was ashamed for his actions.
Rongnyu consoled her lover as he was embarrassed
and she assured him that she will stay with him
forever. Rongeet felt relieved as his lover was
supportive and always stayed with him. He was
thankful and grateful to Itbumu for giving him such
a loving, caring and affectionate partner. He asked
Rongnyu to forgive him for hurting her feelings.
Itbumu was touched by their love for each other and
blessed the couple that they would be remembered
for their eternal love. They were finally happy to be
together and moved towards their new life. They
began their new journey from where they had left.
From there they were united and called ‘Thhee-
Sutha’ or ‘Teesta’. It is believed that the two rivers
flow as one but still maintain their own colour. The
colour of water above is light and green and the
colour underneath is dark and muddy. Rongeet is a
bit lighter and green in colour while Rongnyu is
darker. It is said that Rongnyu flows under Rongeet
as a mark of respect and submission towards her
lover and Rongeet flows above his lover as a mark
of protection and care.

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BRIEF ON TYPES OF CLOUD COMPUTING
Juhee Gandhi
3rd Year
One of the recent trends in technology
includes the term cloud computing as storage
and computing solution. It is a pay-as-you-go
service to cater the computing needs. Cloud
services are often used as a relatively broad
term without significantly highlighting the
basic services which are offered by a cloud
solution company.
Here is a brief overview to understand your
cloud architecture requirements as per your
work or need.
The most basic of cloud computing provides
four types of clouds:
Private Cloud
A Private Cloud is implemented using a
dedicated data centre infrastructure of
hardware and software that is used privately
by an organization. The data centre can be onpremises
or off-premises. It is not shared with
another organization. If the data centre is
shared, that is a Virtual Private Cloud. The
Cloud Computing Stack in a Private Cloud is
dedicated to the organization. If the data
centre is shared but not the Cloud Computing
Stack, that is a Virtual Private Cloud.
Public Cloud
A Public Cloud is implemented using a shared
data centre infrastructure of hardware and
software that is shared by multiple
organizations. The data centre is off-premises.
Hybrid Cloud
A Hybrid Cloud is any combination of
Clouds. It could be a Private Cloud and one or
more Public Clouds. Similarly it could be a
Virtual Private Cloud and one or more Public
Clouds. It is, however, more than just
multiple Clouds. There needs to be resources
shared among the Clouds. An example is
Cloud Bursting. Cloud Bursting is a condition
where the application needs additional
resources like power, storage or computing .It
will then burst into public cloud and use the
public cloud additional resources. Another
concept apart from these three basic clouds is
of a community cloud.
Community Cloud
A Community Cloud can be a Private Cloud,
Virtual Private Cloud, Public Cloud, or
Hybrid Cloud. A Community Cloud is
designed to meet the needs of a community.
Such communities involve people or
organizations that have shared interests. This
includes industrial groups, research groups,
standards groups, and so on. So, a
Community Cloud is not so much a type of
Cloud as it is a way to look at how Clouds
could be used. The data centre supporting the
Community Cloud could be one of the
member organizations or it could be in a
location separate from all member
organizations. These clouds are sufficient to
cater most of the cloud needs .Further
additional services offered by the popular
cloud vendors such as Microsoft Azure,
AWS, GCP (Google Cloud Platform) and all
others, makes cloud a very popular choice
among the client companies.
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Why should one do Competitive Programming (CP)?
Vishal Kriplani
3rd Year
This blog is to answer all the queries
regarding CP.
1. What is CP?
2. How should one start with CP?
3. Which language to choose for CP?
4. What are good Platforms for CP?
5. What path most people follow for
starting CP?
6. What are some recognized
competitions that are based on CP?
7. Is CP useful?
8. Why should one do CP over
development in college?
1) What is CP?
CP is a sport. Just like any other sport, there is
some task that is given to you and you have to
solve or do that task. It's kind of a mental
sport. Every sport has some rules so does CP.
Every problem or task has some rules that in
what way it will give you input and in what
way one is supposed to give the output. Like
any other sport, the one who plays well will
win. In CP one who solves first with fewer
penalties will win. So CP is a type of
programming where you have to solve
problems with your problem solving and
coding skills in less time and with the least
amount of errors.
2) How should one start with CP?
No ideal path exists for starting with CP. One
can go to any CP site and start solving
problems. There is no secret ingredient that
one should know for solving problems. But
some prerequisites are there before you start
CP. One must have a good knowledge and
grasp on any programming language. Solving
problems randomly and learning the concepts
with it is best instead of picking up one topic
and trying to become an expert in it.
So if you have good knowledge of any
language then go to any CP site and start to
muggle up with problems.
Ps-Knowledge of basic data structures and
algorithms is a plus.
3) Which language to choose for CP?
Almost all the CP sites support all the
recognized languages. But the question is
which one to choose. It doesn't matter which
language is best. All that matters is the logic
or approach used to solve a particular
problem. Language is just a tool to solve a
problem. But good tools help you to increase
your productivity. Most people do CP in C++,
Java, and Python. Every language has its
advantages and disadvantages.
C++ - It is very basic and easy to understand
language. It's quite fast compared to many
other languages. But it's not that easy to code
the solution in a short amount of time.
Java - It is not easy to understand language.
It's fast too. But coding the solution in a short
amount of time is quite difficult.
Python -It's the easiest language to
understand and code in a short time. But it's
not that fast compared to others too.
Ps-Most of the CP people love to code in C++
and ACM ICPC winners also prefer C++ over
other languages.
4) What are good Platforms for CP?
There are many good platforms for CP and
every platform has its specialty.
CodeChef - It is the most common platform
in India. Most of the Indian coders practice
here. The famous challenges here are every
Month long challenge for 10 days, Lunchtime
and cook-off (ACM style). The one who does
well in CodeChef gets the stars and that is the
motivation for many coders.
Ps-Most of people got a direct job by their
code chef profile in Directi, Zeta, etc.
Codeforces - It has the most users that any
other CP platform. It has a huge community
of coders from many countries. It has a wide
variety of questions. It conducts 6-10 contests
per month with duration of 2-2.5 hrs. It gives
colours to coders according to their ratings. It
gives the complexity level to each problem so
that a user can filter problems according to
particular complexity and solve it.
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HackerEarth - It is gaining popularity
nowadays. It is the best platform if you want
to master a particular topic. It has good blogs
on new algorithms. It is also conducting
famous competitions such as ‘month easy’, a
3 hr contest, 'month circuits', and a 7-day
contest.
HackerRank - HackerRank is good for
mastering any programming language or
practice the most common and legacy
problems.
Leetcode, InterviewBit, Geeks for Geeks -
These platforms are for preparing for
interviews. One can learn the new and
standard algorithms in these sites.
Ps- Most people cracked amazon, google,
Microsoft interviews by solving GfG and
Leetcode.
5) What path most people follow for
starting CP?
In starting, learning new concepts is
important so people learn from data
structure online.
After that, most people do the long
challenges on CodeChef because it
teaches new algorithms and one can
have a good amount of time to learn
new concepts and apply it.
After that people try to improve solving
problems in less time. So people prefer
doing Codeforces contest rounds. It
improves the thinking ability with
precision.
After reaching a good level learning
new concepts and practicing a particular
concept is important so people do
HackerEarth.
After that interview season comes and
people are looking for brushing up old
algorithms and practicing standard
algorithms so they solve Leetcode,
geeks for geeks.
6) What are some recognized competitions
that are based on CP?
ACM - ICPC– It’s the Olympics of this
sport where most of the people from
all around the world compete with
each other to prove their problemsolving
skills.
Google Codejam - Google organizes
this contest every year.
Google Kickstart - It has several
rounds A, B, ---- in each round good
performers get an interview with
google.
Facebook Hackercup
Microsoft imagine
TCS CodeVita(India)
HackwithInfy(India)
7) Is CP useful?
After reading all the above articles it is clear
that CP helps to increase problem-solving
skills. Suppose you are a technical recruiter of
a company and you have to hire a guy from
college. On what skills would you judge that
guy? The best thing on which you judge is the
ability to think about real-life problems. For
this CP comes into the picture and serves as a
good tool for recruiters for hiring purposes.
CP will teach not only to solve problems but
solve them in a limited amount of time and
efficiently too.
Ps - Big product-based companies and also
service-based such as Amazon, Google,
Microsoft, Goldman-Sachs, Flipkart only
consider your CP skills during the interview
process.
8) Why should one do CP over
development in college?
There is always a debate between what to do
Development or CP. In industry, people do
development and don't do CP. So it's Obvious
that college students should do development,
learning new technologies, making projects.
But it's also quite obvious that a student
cannot make an industry level software
project and for learning new things they
prefer tutorials that are not enough to go to
industry. Every company gives training on
technology to new candidates. Companies
expect students to be strong in the
fundamentals of computer science. So CP
teaches you the data structures and algorithms
that are the core of computer science domain.
CP guy can think about any situation and
learning a new technology is not that difficult
for that guy because he is good with the
basics. Therefore a college student must have
CP skills.
Ps - Knowing about new technologies is also
a plus and gives an edge.
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The Call For Creative Engineers
Shardul Nimbalkar
2 nd Year
From the last 4-5 years, the software
industry is scrapping the market for good UI
designers. The only reason being is to get a
better looking app, website. There might be 100
other apps, which do the same work as your
does. But, what really makes a difference is
you’re User Interface and the overall look and
feel of the app. When it comes to the end client,
he/she always expects it to work as expected
and look good. A good UX designer focuses on
the need of the client and understands how the
client is going to use the software, app and
covey’s the proper instructions to the UI design
team. A UI designer, designs the end product by
taking the customer’s “ease of use” as a major
factor into consideration, while not bringing
down the overall aesthetic of the app, software,
website. People say, “Your first impression is
your last impression”. Similar ideology is
followed by major software companies. They
know that, you will have a look at their app
page on play store for less than 3 seconds, and
within these 3 seconds they must convince you
to click on that green “Install Now” button. The
first step they take to attract the users is by
making the app icon attractive. When designing
the icon of the app, big brands tend to use
colours that symbolize their apps main use. Red
symbolizes a need for urgency. This can be seen
in food delivery and news channel apps which
tend to have a red colour icon indirectly
triggering your mind to think of the app when
you are hungry or need to watch the breaking
news .They also take into consideration, the fact
that their app icon must stand out amongst the
50 other apps the user has installed on his/her
device .Each and every The feature of the app is
made to engage the user for as much time as
possible.
To design the major design components
of the app, software such as Adobe Photoshop
and Adobe illustrators are used. Adobe has a
series of design software; they call this series as
the Adobe creative cloud. It consists of all kinds
of designing software. Sound design, video
design, special effects software, you name it,
they have it. Majority of these softwares are
paid. But, recently Adobe released game
changing software called as the ADOBE XD.
This software is the dream come true software
for UI/UX designers. It is a drag and drop style
software to make apps. Each and everything can
be adjusted graphically. You require absolutely
0% coding skills to design an app in it. And the
cherry on the top is that it is free of cost. If you
want to try out a prototype of your app and you
want to get a feel of how it is going to look on
the end client’s device. This is the software to
use. When it comes to designing a video, adobe
premiere is the best in the industry. Though
some people prefer the Final cut pro X this has
been specially designed by apple.Inc to run on
their apple devices. Which also makes it
somewhat restricted. As not everyone in the
world has an apple product, thus making
adobe’s premiere the world standard. Premiere
is used at major video designing studios. UI
designers use it to make small product guide
animations that you see when you use an app
for the first time. If you need to go, one step
further, adobe has got the next big gun for you.
Adobe after effects, this software is a kind of
visual effects compositing. If you are thinking
of installing these softwares on your computer
right now, let me inform you, these softwares
require a lot of GPU power. You should have
NVidia gtx 660 graphics card or its equivalent
to meet the minimum requirements. If you want
some serious usage go for the NVidia quadro
series, they are specially made for heavy duty
designing softwares such as adobe after effects.
As much as visual aesthetic is
important, sound is too. When you hear a
custom notification bell in an app, your mind
instantly thinks about the app. Major apps such
has payment apps have a custom designed
“ting” sound which plays after you have
finished a transaction. These sounds are made in
FL studio, adobe audition. So, start using this
software to make your apps, websites, and
softwares more attractive.
Tip- adobe has the instruction videos and
YouTube which will teach you step by step on
using their Softwares.
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Artificial Intelligence-Art by Algorithm
Sanskruti Talmale
2 nd Year
Imagine software that would look at all new
information and know your interests, benefits
and thereby present to you what is more
valuable, precious and appropriate for you!!
Certainly going to make human thinking more
efficient! This Autonomy by Artificial
intelligence is quite exciting and engaging for
us.
But what exactly does AI mean??
Artificial intelligence (AI), currently the
hottest buzzword in tech is the simulation of
human intelligence processes by machines,
especially computer systems. The field was
founded on the assumption that human
intelligence can be so precisely described that
a machine can be made to simulate it.
It is the intelligence demonstrated by
machines, in contrast to the natural
intelligence displayed by humans and
animals. Also defined as ‘Study of Intelligent
agents’, it refers to any device that perceives
its environment and takes actions that
maximize its chance of successfully achieving
its goals.
AI is seeping into our lives in all sort of ways,
making things just better and better in every
aspect of life from medicines, transportation
risk reductions, better problem solving and
even better data handling with new and
improved interfaces. Achieved with the more
advanced and powerful computers, it has left
less room for errors, right decision making
and virtually 24*7 working possible. It can
result into more prosperity and opportunities
for the people by introducing incredible
precision, accuracy, and speed. AI doesn’t get
tired and wear out easily, Digital assistance
helps in day to day chores, rational decision
maker, and paves way for Repetitive jobs and
has Medical Applications and Advancements.
But it cannot be denied that this technology
with an integration of Information has the
potential to replace and skip humans and have
some serious and negative implications on
human lives. Artificial Intelligence raises
philosophical arguments about the nature of
the mind and the ethics of creating artificial
beings endowed with human-like intelligence.
Some people also consider AI to be a danger
to humanity if it progresses unabated. Others
believe that AI, unlike previous technological
revolutions will create a risk of mass
unemployment. The question that ultimately
arises is about the proper harnessing of
Artificial Intelligence.
AI can fundamentally change the equation of
almost every aspect of the world today. If
executed wisely, it can create productive and
efficient economy. It greatly depends upon
the perception and stand point; its
initialization, correct implementation and
apposite execution of the technology.
To ‘err’ is human, so why not use AI?
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OPEN SOURCE- THE WAY AHEAD
Mihir Goyenka
2 nd Year
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer, a staunch
critic of Open Source software once stated
that “Linux” was a cancer. Today, Microsoft
is the largest contributor to open source
software, with the recent acquisition of
GitHub for 7.5 billion$ being its latest move
in that direction.
With the advent of better Internet facilities
across the globe, the open source community
has exponentially grown and evolved. With
knowledge being available at one’s fingertips,
virtually anybody on this planet can become
an open source contributor.
This decade of the 21 st century has marked a
stark change in the behaviour of many
enterprises- their willingness to embrace open
source.
This is also due to several reasons-
Quality of open source softwares being
consistent and reliable.
Low or negligible cost of utilizing open
source software
Readily available support for resolving
issues through means of open source
forums and communities.
Reduced maintenance costs.
Even the largest tech companies evaluate
candidates based on their open source
contributions on GitHub, etc.
It is worth mentioning that Android
(powering 2.5 billion devices) is based on the
Linux Kernel, which is also open source.
So, as Computer Science Engineers of this
era(who owe their education to the internet
partially!), we must learn, adapt and grow
with open source communities, to design
more robust and secure softwares for products
and customers alike.
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PROJECT TITLE: REMOTE ENABLED MULTI SOCKET
Sarang Mishra
2 nd Year
ABSTRACT:
In recent years, a lot of research work has been
proposed on routing scheme in WSN. Remote
accessing is one of the most promising techniques
due to its simplicity, scalability and efficiency.
Under any research and development cells it has
been noted the establishing the wireless sensor
nodes network and let them work as a cluster, but
the major problem with wireless sensor node
cluster is monitoring of cluster head through
wireless technology has limitation of range. We
focus on energy consumption problems in duty
cycle of node with forwarding mechanism.
FLOW OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:
Proposed system is designed by keeping the
multipath broadcast methodology for data sinking
at receiver end. This will create multiple paths
from transferring data from sender to receiver and
every path and every node will be notified with
the help of calling mechanism. This will help in
reducing the energy consumption problem,
Improve efficiency and save energy.
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
The system consists of Master and Slave
Architecture where master node has GSM,
Arduino UNO and RF module and slave with RF,
SMPS, Arduino NANO, and Relay Module.
Master node will command to slave and
accordingly slave will perform the process. Maser
will establish communication with node through a
call using GSM. This will decide the limit at the
node and will operate at that time period saving
the energy consumption. This system will help to
reduce the extra usage of energy
OUTPUT:
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CLOUD COMPUTING TOOLS
Pawan Shukla
3 rd Year
Every day, more advanced technologies
emerge across the business landscape. They
bring innovation and disruption that continues
to power growth. Over the past few years,
cloud service providers have helped
businesses transform their wide ranging
processes. Cloud solutions are a robust
industry that has quickly matured and became
mainstream Cloud and managed IT services
provide access to powerful capabilities once
outside the reach of most small companies.
Google Cloud Platform
Google Cloud Platform is a suite of public
cloud computing services offered by Google.
The platform includes a range of hosted
services for compute, storage and application
development that run on Google hardware.
Google Cloud Platform services can be
accessed by software developers, cloud
administrators and other enterprise IT
professionals over the public internet or
through a dedicated network connection.
AWS Services
Amazon Web Services offers a wide range of
different business purpose global cloud-based
products. The products include storage,
databases, analytics, networking, mobile,
development tools, and enterprise
applications, with a pay-as-you-go pricing
model. AWS adds the ability for customers to
enable AWS Local Zones themselves. ...
Once enabled, customers can create and
manage resources in Local Zones using the
same APIs and Management Console they use
for Availability Zones in AWS Regions
today. In simple words AWS allows you to do
the following things-
Running web and application servers
in the cloud to host dynamic websites.
Securely store all your files on the
cloud so you can access them from
anywhere.
Using managed databases like
MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle or SQL
Server to store information.
Deliver static and dynamic files
quickly around the world using a
Content Delivery Network (CDN).
Send bulk email to your customers.
Here, are essential AWS services.
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ARTIST’S FINESSE
Afra Shueb Sayad (2nd Year)
Tithi Agrawal (2nd year)
Shubham Manikant Jha
Prachi Kane (3rd Year)
(2nd Year)
Vishvesh Dhobe (3rd Year)
D Sai Pawan (3rd Year)
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PHOTOGRAPHY
Vishvesh Dhobe (3 rd Year)
Devan Somani (3 rd Year)
D Sai Pawan (3 rd Year)
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Shreyas Kolte(3 rd Year)
Salil Palkar (3 rd Year)
Kaiwalya Joshi (4 th Year)
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NEWS @ CSE
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STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Hackwithinfy at Infosys
Sushant Kumar, student of VII Sem shift II,
CSE won first prize among 1.5 Lakh
participants with cash prize Rs. 2 Lakhs held
at Infosys Pune Development Centre
Hinjewadi.
HackWithInfy is a contest for all engineering
students across India graduating in the year
2020 to inculcate the culture of rapid
problem-solving and innovative thinking from
early on. It provides the perfect stepping stone
for students to explore their passion for
programming, and an opportunity to compete
and earn a chance to work with Infosys.
Barclays All India Hackathon 2019
Barclays All India Hackathon 2019, a coding
competition consisted of two rounds followed
by Grande Finale. The initial two rounds were
hosted online on Hacker Earth in the first two
weeks of June 2019.The Online Round 1 was
a team round in which the top 20 teams would
get a chance to compete in the Grand Finale +
Job Interview for BA3 Graduate Analyst
position. The Online Round 2 was a 5 day
individual coding round in which top 20
individuals would get a job interview.
Students team of Naman Vidyabhanu,
Saurabh Talmale, Keshav Lakhotiya, VII
Semester, CSE secured position in top 20
teams amongst 1800+ teams in round 1 and
Aashee Shrivastava, students of VII Semester
, CSE secured a position in the top 20
individuals in round2 and got a chance to
appear for a job interview. Naman
Vidyabhanu, Aashee Shrivastava, Keshav
Lakhotiya cracked the interview and get the
Pre Placement Offer from Barclays.
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AXIS HACKS, VNIT
Team 'Coding Devils' secured first position at Axis Hacks, a Hackathon based held at VNIT, hosted
by Microland, Bangalore. The event comprised of two rounds- Competitive Coding and an
overnight hackathon.
Team won the Hackathon by deploying a project on 'Smart Employee Attendance using Facial
Recognition'. The project was built on LBPH model on OpenCV and worked on Android. Team
secured summer internship at Microland, Bangalore.
Team Members:
1. Krunal Pande 4. Vishal Kriplani
2. Nachiket Satpute 5. Piyush Chotiya
3. Kunal Khadkeshwar 6. Aditya Sharma
CSE IN ICPC 2019
Coach:
Prof Dilipkumar A. Borikar
Assistant Professor, CSE
A Feature in the Cap
Teams from CSE, RCOEM confirmed their participation at all 04 sites (viz. Kharagpur, Gwalior-
Pune, Amritapuri, Kanpur) for the first time for On-site Contest (the Regionals) of West Asia
Regionals 2019.
Participation Details & Honours
1. Team Ascendants,
Shrey Agrawal, Punit Gandecha, Pranav Manbhekar, Vaibhav Kalbhore (all VI B) is ranked 55 (out
of 95) at ACM ICPC Asia West Regional Contest -- IIT Kharagpur Onsite Contest -- conducted on
07-08 Dec 2019.
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2. Team Ascendants,
Shrey Agrawal, Punit Gandecha, Pranav Manbhekar, Vaibhav Kalbhore (VI B) is ranked 75 (out of
126) at ACM ICPC Asia West Regional Contest -- IIT Gwalior-Pune Onsite Contest -- conducted
on 14-15 Dec 2019.
3. Team No_Calibre
Naman Vidyabhanu, Aniruddha Agrawal, Saurabh Talmale and Surbhi Khatri (Reserve) (VIII B) is
ranked 208 (out of 313) at ACM ICPC Asia West Regional Contest -- Amritapuri-Bengaluru Onsite
Contest -- conducted on 26-27 Dec 2019.
4. Team Whats_in_a_Name
Rajat Agrawal, Karan Rathi, Adnan Husain (all VIII B) has contested the ACM ICPC Asia West
Regional Contest -- Kanpur Onsite Contest -- conducted on 30-31 Dec 2019.
Team Ascendants
CSE IN SIH 2019
03 Teams of RCOEM CSE Students are WINNERS in Smart India Hackathon 2019
The Grand Finale of Smart India Hackathon-2019, the World's Biggest Open Innovation Model
which is a 36-hour non-stop coding competition was held simultaneously at 48 nodal centres across
India. In all 10 teams from RCOEM participated at the Grand Finale of Smart India Hackathon-
2019 at different centres.
03 Teams of Shri Ramdeobaba College of Engineering Management belonging to Department of
Computer Science & Engineering emerged WINNERS at the Grand Finale of Smart India
Hackathon 2019. All the WINNING Teams successfully solved the problems of “Complicated”
category to bag cash prize of INR 75,000.00 each.
Team AVANGUARDIA was adjudged Winner for the problem statement - “Create an Augmented
Reality based 3D Build and Assembly Instruction App for Cardboard Models”, of Plezmo Ltd. The
team led by Anmol Deshpande with Aditya Sharma, Aman Shrivastava, Aashee Shrivastava,
Keshav Lakhotia, and Shruti Bichpuriya as members participated at the Nodal Centre – Sagi
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Ramakrishnam Raju Engineering College, Bhimavaram, Andhra Pradesh. Dr. Manoj B. Chandak,
HOD, CSE and Prof. Dilipkumar A. Borikar, Assistant Professor, CSE were faculty mentors.
Team AVANGUARDIA emerged Winner of Plezmo Statement
Team CALLISTO_06 was adjudged Winner for the problem statement - “Search Engine for the
Embedded Devices”, of Schneider Electric. The team led by Pranay Sharma with Sahil Khan,
Dinesh Yadav, Raashika Varma, Abhay Khandelwal, and Swarup Laddha as members participated
at the Nodal Centre – B. V. Bhoomaraddi College of Engineering & Technology, Hubli, Karnataka.
Prof. Dilipkumar A. Borikar and Prof. Abhijeet Raipurkar, Assistant Professors in CSE were faculty
mentors.
Team CALLISTO_06 emerged Winner of Schneider Electric Statement
Team IDEATORS_22 was adjudged Winner for the problem statement - “Check on Traffic Rules
Maintenance and Accident Management”, of Infosys Ltd. The team led by Surbhi Khatri with
Janhavi Tatewar, Sheetal Hablani, Anuradha Dubey, Yash Gindodiya, and Anirudha Agrawal as
members participated at the Nodal Centre – National Institute of Technology, Calicut, Kerala. Dr.
Ramchand Hablani, Associate Professor and Dr. Shailedra Aote, Assistant Professor, CSE were
faculty mentors. Prof. Dilipkumar A. Borikar, CSE and Prof. Rakesh K. Kadu, IT were the Students
SPoCs for the College to oversee Teams Registration, Idea Approval and Facilitation at SIH 2019.
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Team IDEATORS_22 emerged Winner of Infosys Statement
Branch Cup Standings:
It is said that “Dance is hidden in the
language of soul” This year the themes were
given to the branches on which they had to
prepare their dance and CSE got a blank chit
which made them wrack their brains to find a
suitable theme and all this hard work resulted
in securing 1 st position in interbranch dance
cup competition.
Where words fail music speaks…
Applying this and their talent students of CSE
bagged 3 rd position in the interbranch music
cup competition. They also stood first in the
surprise round where they had to apply their
creativity and create a song out of the tune
allotted to them.
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Words are mightier than swords
It was well seen in the battle of interbranch
literary Cup competition. Starting from
qualifying Group discussion and up winning
the JAM and debate, our Literary Team with
their efforts and hard work won 2 nd position
in this competition.
This year a RCOEM introduced new branch
cup i.e. Technical cup. But wining was not

new for the students and they bagged
1 st position in this cup as well.
Today’s Youth is tomorrow’s Leaders So here
comes the Youth Parliament of the college in
which different branches were allotted
different parities and they were given bills to
be proposed in the youth parliament. In this
the students of CSE secured 1 st position.
A picture says the whole story and this can be
easily understand by the students as they
secured 2 nd position in the Photography cup
Sports Cup Standings:
SPORT
POSITION
Chess (men)
1 ST
Basketball(men)
1 ST
Basketball(women)
1 ST
Table Tennis(men)
1 ST
Table Tennis(women)
3 RD
Cricket(women)
2 ND
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SPORTS CUP
ATHLETICS
Athletics Standings:
SN NAME SPORT MEDAL
1 Gauri Walke(3 rd year) 200m Gold
2 Gauri Walke(3 rd year) 400m Gold
3 Anshul Chauhan(4 th year) Disc throw Bronze
4 Shapath Pandey(2 nd year) 100m Silver
5 Shapath Pandey(2 nd year) 200m Silver
6 Shapath Pandey(2 nd year) 400m Bronze
7 Pooja Agrawal(4 th year) Long jump Silver
8 Pooja Agrawal(4 th year) 100m Bronze
9 Abhishek Sharma, Anshul Chauhan,
Shapath Pandey, Adnan
Relay(100*4)
Bronze
Toppers List:
Sr.No. Second Year Third Year Fourth year
1. Rishabh Parmanand Rathi
(10)
Yavar Yakub Vazir
(9.9)
2. Atul Ratnakar Thakre(9.97) Sharvari Shriram
Tapase (9.82)
3. Aditya Ramnarayan Sharma Gaurav Sudhir
(9.86)
Sharma(9.68)
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Rakshit Bhagwat
Kathawate(9.98)
Shruti Sunil Bichpuriya(9.7)
Rajat Shrinarayan
Agrawal(9.75)

Intra Institute:
Sr.
No.
Name of
Student
1 Ayush Kedia
2
Tanisha
Agrawal
Name of Event
and Place
Quiz
competition,
RCOEM
Debate
Competition,
RCOEM
Event
Details of
Activity/Organized
Student Body of
Computer Society of
India, CSE Dept.,
RCOEM
Student Body of
Computer Society of
India, CSE Dept.,
RCOEM
Achievement
Secured 1st
rank
Secured 1st
rank
Date
Aug-19
Aug-19
Copyrights:
S. No. Title
Name of the
Student/students
Registered
with
Semester
Shift
1
Linear Data Structure
Simulator (Software
Copyright)
Sushant Patrikar,
Yash Sharangpani
Copyright
Office, GOI
5 1
Workshops:
Sr.No.
Name of the
student
Institute/Organization/Industry
Start
Date
Duration
End Date
1
2
3
Kunal
Khandelwal
Kunal
Khandelwal
Kunal
Khandelwal
Introduction to ML with Azure Notebooks by
Microsoft Student Partners in GHRCE
Nagpur
Introduction to Deep Learning with Azure
Notebooks by Microsoft Student Partners in
GHRCE Nagpur
Introduction to ML with Azure ML Studio by
Microsoft Student Partners in GHRCE,
Nagpur
9/14/2019 9/14/2019
9/14/2019 9/14/2019
9/14/2019 9/14/2019
Inter-College Competition:
Sr. Name of
Event
No. Student Name of Event Details of
Achievement Date
and Place Activity/Organized
1
Dance competition at
Vartika Gupta LAASYA, Sadabai Raisoni
Sreya Vallabhani Raisoni College Women's College,
Winner 24/8/2019
Nagpur
2 Rishabh Rathi Coddiction at Coding event at IIIT Score 470 out 30/9/2019
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3 Aditya Sharma
4
Chaitanya
Chafale
5 Surbhi Khatri
IIIT, Nagpur Nagpur of 540
Coding event
IGDTUW- An
organized by Indira
Online Coding
Gandhi Delhi
Event, Coding
Technical University
Ninjas
for Women
GDG Code Jam
Extended'19
Traveloka
HackerEarth
Coding contest
organized by Google
Developer Group
Traveloka Campus
hiring challenge by
HackerEarth
23rd rank and
149/270
7/10/2019
Top 50 finalist 6/10/2019
2nd rank 15/9/2019
6
7
Aman Pawar
Gaurav Agrawal
Sumit Bhutada
Rushabh
Gaherwar
8 Shubham Jha
IRL - Sr. Robo
Race under
Time
Technoxian,
Delhi
BNY MELLON
Coding
Challenge
Urdu Debate
Competition,
LAD college,
Nagpur
International Robotics
League & world
championship
Internship Coding
challenge by BNY
Mellon
Intercollegiate Urdu
Debate competition
Participation
23/9/2019
to
25/9/2019
top 100 07-09-19
Won Speaker
of the City
2019
28/9/2019
9 Saurabh Talmale
GDG Code Jam
Extended'19
Coding contest
organized by Google
Developer Group
2nd rank 10-10-19
Online Courses:
Sr.No.
Name of the
student
1. Abhishek Chohan
2. Afra Sayed
3. Arpit Dekate
4. Shreyas Barve
Institute/Organization/Industry
Udemy (CEH - Exploit Research and Development), Udemy (Learn
how to Code : Google's Go (golang) Programming Language)
Udemy –(Java Design Patterns and Architecture), (The web
developer bootcamp)
Udemy (Python for beginners: learn with ex. And mini project
online), (Deep learning prerequisites.: the numpy stack in python),
(AWS concepts), (The Complete iOS 10 Developer- Create real
apps in swift 3)
Udemy (Learn to code with python 3), (Talking Robots : AI
Audiobook creation), (VFX and Virtual Reality basics), (Japanese
(Hiragana) in English), (AI and predictive Analysis using Python)
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5.
Hrishikesh
Udemy (Machine Learning A-Z), Coursera North Western
Chawdipande University (Fundamentals of Digital Image and Video processing)
6. Hardik Sharma
Udemy (Introduction to Compiler Construction and Design),
(Applied Deep Learning: Build a Chatbot- Theory, Application)
7. Sarang Nafde NPTEL (Design Thinking - A Primer)
8. Arpit Kidile NPTEL (Ethical Hacking) 12 weeks course
9. Nidhi Sharma NPTEL (Introduction to IoT) 12 weeks course
10. Yugandhar Deshkar Coursera Stanford University ( Machine Learning)
11. Sudhanshu Bhogal Coursera Stanford Online (Machine learning)
12. Aarushi Tiwari
Intel AI Academy (AI from Data center to the Edge- An optimized
path using Intel Architecture
13. Anshul Chauhan AWS Cloud Practitioner
14. Rida Zuber Infosys Certified Software Programmer
15. Dhiraj Kungwani Infosys Certified Software Programmer
Paper Publications
SNo. Name of Student Achievement Date
1 Naman
Vidyabhanu,Hashir
Sheikh, Shoeb Pathan,
Zeeshan Ali syed,
Shivam Singh
Guide-Shubhangi
Tirpude
2 Rakshita Jayant Joshi,
Kashmira Deshpande
Abnormal X-Ray Detection
System using Convolution Neural
Network, IJATCSE Paper Vol 9
No 1
Drowsiness Detection System for
Online Classes, IJATCSE Paper
Vol 9 No 2
February
2020
April 2020
3 Malhar Jadhao An Overview Of Coronavirus
Disease Of 2019 (Covid-19),
Journal of Critical Review, ISSN:
2394-5125, Paper Id :Rk 1743,
IJSAE Publications
April 2020
Students in Higher Studies
1. Yash Rathi of final year got selected in IIM Udaipur to pursue Master of
Business Administration.
2. Aman Shrivastav of final year secured 767 all India rank in GATE2020.
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Training & Placement
IT giants like VMWare, ZS Associates, Musigma, Barclays, Principal Global Investors LLC,
Infosys, Persistent Systems Ltd., Accenture, L&T Infotech, Hitachi, etc visited the campus for
recruiting students of final year and we are proud to convey that some of our students have already
been offered full time employment or paid internships in these reputed companies.
The placement details for the session 2019-20 are as follows:
Number of Students Placed
Shift I 71
Shift II 66
Total Students with Job Offers 299
Total Placed 137
Sr.
No.
Company Name
Number of
selected
students
Package
Shift I Shift II (in Lakhs)
Total
selected
1. VMware 3 2 19.5 5
2. Barclays 2 1 12 3
3. Mu Sigma 20 7 8.5 27
4. Z S Associates 2 2 8.5 4
5. Informatica 1 1 8.5 2
6.
Infosys Limited-Power
Programmer 1 3 8 4
7.
Tata Consultancy Services
(Digital) 6 7.6 6
8. Accenture FSE 7 12 6.5 19
9. L&T Infotech L2 2 3 6.5 5
10. Hitachi Consulting 1 0 6.5 1
11.
Principal Global Investors
LLC 5 1 6 6
12. Epam 1 4 6 5
13. L&T Infotech L1 12 18 5 30
14.
Infosys Limited-Specialist-
System Engineer
7 9 5 16
15. Prescriber360 Solutions 2 0 5 2
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16. Accenture ASE 30 26 4.5 56
17.
IBM Associate System
Engineer 4 4.5 4
18.
IBM Associate Technical
Engineer
1 4.5 1
19. Persistent SIH 1 4.5 1
20. Persistent Systems Ltd. 7 10 4.4 17
21. Cognizant 1 4 1
22. AVEVA 1 4 1
23. Capgemini 22 19 3.8 41
24. Chegg India 4 3.6 4
25. Tata Consultancy Services 6 18 3.5 24
26. Cybage Software Pvt. Ltd. 4 2 3.5 6
27.
28.
29.
30.
Infosys Limited-System
Engineer 2 1 3.5 3
Jade Global Software Pvt.
Ltd.
2 3.5 2
infostretch Corporation
(India) Pvt. Ltd. 1 3.5 1
infostretch Corporation
(India) Pvt. Ltd. 1 3.5 1
31. Birla Soft Limited 2 3.25 2
Internships:
The department has taken a novel initiative to provide paid Internships to students of VIII Semester
in Industries like Amazon, VMWare, Siemens, BNY Mellon, Informatica, etc. have already
recruited 86 students for internship. The count is expected to increase up to 94 byJanuary 2020.
Sr. No.
Company Name
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Number of selected
students
Stipend Per month
Shift I Shift II (inRs.)
1 Sentech 1 80,000.00
2 Amazon 2 60,000.00
3 BNY Mellon 1 60,000.00
4 VMware 4 4 40,000.00
5 Capillary 1 35,000.00
6 ZS Associates 2 30,000.00
7 Fivetrans 3 1 25,000.00
8 Sahaj 2 25,000.00
9 Siemens 1 2 25,000.00
10 Informatica 1 1 22,000.00
11 Amazon 3 1 20,000.00

12 Hitachi Consulting 1 20,000.00
13 Absyz 1 7 18,000.00
14 Embibe 2 18,000.00
15 Mithya labs 2 15,000.00
16 Principal global 4 15,000.00
17 squpus 1 15,000.00
18 Persistent 2 8 10,000.00
19 Sankey Solutions 1 1 10,000.00
20 Sacchidanand U-tech 1 10,000.00
21 EDISPHERE 1 9,000.00
22 GRAPHA 1 8,000.00
23 Mindzcloud 1 8,000.00
24 Konverge.AI 1 5,000.00
25 Sabertooth 2 5,000.00
26 Grab 2
27 Jade Global 1
28 Marvel Semiconductor 1
29 Neeri 3
30 Prescriber 360 1
31 TCS 2 6
32 Vconstruct 3
Total=86 37 49
Interns at VMware got converted to placements.
1) Rakshit Kathwate
2) Naman Vidyabhanu
3) Anmol Deshpande
Interns at Sahaj Software got converted to placements.
1) Anirudh Agrawal
2) Raghav Lohit
Interns from Amazon Services got converted to placements.
1) Shruti Bichpuria
2) Anshit Raika
3) Aashi Shrivastva
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MANZAR’19
The Installation ceremony was organized in the CSE Department building on Saturday 24 th
August, 2019. The entire Students of CSE department participated in the Installation ceremony with
Great Spirit. Formal Installation Ceremony is conducted to install a Student Body of the
Department for making all the Technical as well as Non-Technical events a great Success under the
supervision of our teachers. The ceremony started by welcoming the Chief Guest Mr. Rajendra
Jodhpurkar, Head Business Planning and Strategic Initiatives, Infocepts, Nagpur, India. Dr.M. B.
Chandak, HOD, CSE addressed all the students for future technical and disciplined aspects. He
encouraged all the Students and congratulated all the Students who have set the Benchmark of the
Department very high this year. The Chief Guest addressed everyone with his valuable and
motivating words. The Student Body of the Computer Science Department which was further
divided as Compusys, CSI and ACM was installed by giving them batches which recognized their
position. Compusys Student Body organizes all the Cultural and Technical Events of the
Department. CSI Student Body conducts all the events organized by Computer Society of India.
ACM Student Body conducts all the Technical Workshops and Events in association with ACM
professional chapter Nagpur under ACM, India. The Student Body of Entrepreneurship
Development of the Department was also installed by giving them batches which recognized their
position. All the Students with Remarkable Achievements were congratulated by giving certificates
and trophies by the hands of our Chief Guest and Dean Second Shift.
The Final Round of Eminence (Personality Contest) was conducted. Compusys Student
Society conducted various competitive rounds for Mr. and Miss Eminence 2019. Talking Titans, the
debate competition was one of the events conducted in our branch event MANZAR 2k19 for
students to showcase their speaking skills. The event was successful and appreciated, where all the
students got a chance to overcome their fear of public speaking. Quiz contest was organized in the
CSE Department during Manzar’19 for second year students. The Installation Ceremony ended with
a grand success which paid off to all the work done by the CSE Student Body under the supervision
of faculty members of the department.
A cultural night program was organized in the MBA parking on Saturday 24 th August,
2019.All the students of CSE department participated in the event with great zest to showcase the
wealth of culture that we offer. It is a night to celebrate the cultural, artistic and creative
communities of our branch. Many skills were showcased by students of our department. Fashion
show, Dance performances, music performances, standup comedy, was done by 2 nd , 3 rd and 4 th year
students with different themes. After these activities felicitation of winners of Mr. / Ms. Eminence,
Quiz, Debate and Dance competition was conducted. DJ was conducted after this, followed by
dinner. Teachers and all the students took tremendous efforts to make this event a grand success.
Mr. Rajendra Jodhpurkar addressing everyone
CSE Committee
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COMPETITIVE CODING WORKSHOP
A Competitive Coding Workshop followed by a Coding Competition was held at CSE Department
RCOEM on 5th September 2019. The event was organized by ACM RCOEM Chapter. The
workshop was aimed at giving the students a brief insight into competitive programming and also
making them aware of the opportunities, competitive programming offers.
The event started with inspiring words by Head of the Department Dr. Manoj Chandak. It was
followed by a workshop on Competitive Programming. The speakers at the workshop were Mr.
Punit Gandecha and Mr. Vishal Kriplani; both the speakers were students of III year, CSE
Department.
The Coding competition was held in two parts: first competition for 2nd year students and the
second competition for 3rd year students. The competition was conducted on Hacker rank platform
and the questions were framed by the final year students of CSE Department. The competitions
were conducted for 2 hours and 2.5 hours respectively. There were three winners from each
competition. The students were quite enthusiastic during the workshop and it inspired them to take
part in the upcoming competitions.
FLUTTER STUDY JAM
Workshop on Flutter Study Jam was organized on 31st August 2019 in CSE Department. The
Workshop, Flutter Study Jam was conducted by
Developer Student Club, RCOEM in collaboration
with Google Developer Group Nagpur.
Flutter is an application development framework
for both Android and iOS. It enables the
developers to create beautiful UI designs with
smooth animations, great performance and allows
for faster application development. The
development for Flutter is done in dart language.
The workshop included a hands-on session on
Codelabs where the speakers helped the participants make small working applications to get a taste
of the capability and speed of Flutter. The main aim of the workshop was to bridge the gap between
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college studies and the industry tools and software for students, and to make them more aware
about the requirements in the industry.
There were around 110 attendees for the workshop. Students from different colleges like GHRCE,
IIIT, GCOEN and RCOEM have participated. The speakers were Bhavik Makwana and Sanni
Prasad from Ahmedabad. They both are Entrepreneurs and they have learnt Flutter all on their own.
Others involved in organising were Aditya Sharma(DSC RCOEM Lead), Param Puranik, Aman
Shrivastava , Rakshit Kathawate, Shruti Bichpuriya, Sourav Roy, Shantanu Vishwanandha(GDG
Nagpur Organiser).
WORKSHOP ON CLOUD TECHNOLOGY
Workshop on cloud technology was organized on 23 rd July 2019 in CSE Department in
Collaboration with ACM.It covered an overview and introduction to Cloud Technology, followed
by lab sessions based on Google Cloud Platform conducted on Qwiklabs in coordination with
Google Developers team. The participants were provided with 1 month of free access to Qwiklabs
for their further learning after the workshop. The main motive of this workshop was to give the
introduction of Cloud Computing Qwiklabs and Google Cloud Platform, to create a Virtual
Machine in GCP, shell and Gcloud, Kubernetes Engine introduction, setting up Network and HTTP
Load balancers. The participants included students from 2 nd and 3 rd year of CSE Department. The
students involved in the organisation of this workshop were Aditya Sharma (DSC Lead), Aman
Shrivastava, Shruti Bichpuriya, Param Puranik, Rakshit Kathawate, Keshav Lakotia, Sourav Roy
and Sushant Kumar, students CSE Prof.Devishree Naidu was the Professor Incharge of this event.
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WEBINARS
Sr. no Title Speaker Date
1. Current Trends in
Data Science
Dr.Pushpak Bhattacharya, Director,
IIT Patna, Mr.VasusenPatil, Senior
Engineering Manager, Coursera, and
Mr.JaidevDeshpande, Senior Data
Scientist, GramenerPvt. Ltd., New
Delhi.
1 st May
2020
2. Current trends in
Data Science
Dr. Abhiram G. Ranade, Professor,
Department of CSE, IIT Bombay, and
Mr. Jay Mahadeokar, Senior Software
Engineer, Facebook AI, Sunnyvale,
California, USA.
8 th May
2020
3. Blockchain
Technologies and
Applications
Mr.Razi Abbas, Vice President -
Blockchain Engineering at J.P. Morgan
Chase & Co
3 rd June
2020
4. Core Java for
Beginners
Prof. Vasundhara Rathod, Prof. Kanak
Kalyani, Prof. Jignyasa Sanghavi, Prof.
Rupali Vairagade, Assistant Professor,
Shri Ramdeobaba College of
Engineering and Management,
Nagpur.
18 th to 23 rd
May 2020
5. Prospects in
Software Industry
Post COVID-19 for
M.Tech. Students
Mr. Arvind Kumar, Center Head, Tata
Consultancy Services, Nagpur and Dr.
P.B. Kulkarni, Dean Admissions Shri
Ramdeobaba College of Engineering
and Management, Nagpur
4 th June
2020
6. Recent trends in
Database
Technologies
Resource persons from esteemed
institutions like VNIT Nagpur, IIIT
Kurnool, NIT Raipur and leading
MNCs like Amazon, Capgemini, Blue
Prism, TCS, 6 Simplex
26 th June
2020
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SOCIETY MEMBERS
Post Name of Student Contact Number
President Tanmay Shirbhate 8484060008
Vice President(Compusys) Kaiwalya Joshi 8446659148
Vice President(CSI) Parikshit Pawde 7020135936
Vice President(ACM) Hardik Sharma 8668328522
Treasurer Priyal Sanklecha 7038600661
Joint Treasurer
Komal Chandak
Mohammed Husain
7744989310
7620746566
Secretary Smiti Agrawal 8149228283
Joint Secretary Salil Palkar 9372645459
Sports
Umang Lahoti
Jaskirath Singh Vij
8329938378
7083977347
COMPUSYS
Post Name of Student Contact Number
Event Head Sudhanshu Patil 7767955701
Event Head Vaidehi Rai 7038913985
Activity In-charge Vaishnavi Mandhana 8275300775
Event Coordinator Yughandhar Deshkar 8600870343
Event Coordinator Sakshi Thakur 9372939595
Photography Head Vishvesh Dhobe 8975046765
CSI
Post Name of Student Contact Number
Event Head Tejas Deo 9403555981
Event Head Sai Pawan 9763678586
Activity Incharge Manjiri Butolia 8552071353
Event Coordinator Siddharth Golechha 7507945225
Event Coordinator Shrasti Gupta 9755994591
ACM
Post Name of Student Contact Number
Web Development
Vishal Kriplani 7020776165
Executive
Web Development
Pawan Shukla 8308887984
Executive
Design Executive Varun Mishra 8055457577
Event Coordinator Devan Somani 9503922887
Event Coordinator Shreyas Kolte 9011071647
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BACKDROP
Post Name of Student Contact Number
Backdrop Co-Head Pankhudi Tiwari 9766604829
Backdrop Co-Head Prachi Kane 9423088838
SECOND YEAR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Sr.No Name Contact Number
1. Tithi Agrawal 9503247006
2. Jereen Valsson 8237841648
3. Mihir Goyenka 8668703696
4. Abbas Husain 7972772448
5. Shubham Jha 8279208435
6. Yash Dhamecha 7447339449
7. Deepali Pathe 8080190769
8. Ruqaiya Dargahwala 8329096626
9. Gaurav Shukla 8626016027
10. Bhagyashree Mahalle 9152437089
11. Kunal Khandelwal 9372161516
12. Shubham Saboo 9405320787
13. Sarang Mishra 9423444299
14. Akshat Chandak 9423542190
15. Palash Jhawar 9891007552
16. Sanskruti Talmale 9370181535
17. Afra Sayed 8355841698
18. Shardul Nimbalkar 8087173785
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