Refrigeration And Air-Conditioning(RAC)

For Bachelor of Engineering Students

Branch : Mechanical

Semester : 6th / 8th
Subject : Refrigeration And Air-Conditioning (RAC)
Subject Code : 181901 / 2161908


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181901
MAY-2012OCT-2012SEP-2013JUN-2014DEC-2014

2161908
MAY-2016OCT-2016


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Web Technology & Programming

For Bachelor of Engineering Students

Branch : Information Technology / Computer Engineering / Information & Comm. Tech.
Semester : 6th  
Subject : Web Technology & Programming
Subject Code : 161602 / 2160708 

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MAY-2011 DEC-2011 MAY-2012 JAN-2013 JUN-2013
                                                                                 
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Tips for Creating the Perfect Tech Resume




“A powerful resume should leap off the page saying, ‘Me! I’m the one you want to hire!’” advises software engineer Gayle Laakmann McDowell in her book The Google Resume: How to Prepare for a Career and Land a Job at Apple, Microsoft, Google, or Any Top Tech Company. She says that every line in these documents should have value and contribute to convincing the employer to hire you. That said, below are 15 tips from McDowell and others on creating the perfect tech resume. 

1. Focus on accomplishments. Focus less on your job duties in your last job and more on what you actually accomplished, with an emphasis on tangible results (increased app sales revenues by 20 percent, developed software that reduced costs by 10 percent, etc.). 
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What after B.E./B.Tech?

Let us just start with the different options which can be thought of after completion of B.Tech:

1. Job after graduation (B.Tech) - The job opportunities after B.Tech is a good option. You can enter the software industry according to your specialization provided you possess good communication skills. It is better to get job in a company through campus placements as it is difficult to get job after you are out of the college. You can also do job for sometime after completing B.Tech and then start studying for your P.G course. We know it is not an easy task to look for a job which fulfills our requirement but in an age of so much competition it is a troublesome task. If you are economically efficient and don’t need a job, it is better you go for your further studies. A specialization will always earn you more salary as well as priority during interviews and of course sound grip over subject. Otherwise you can find some job.

2. Doing Post Graduation (M.Tech/M.S./MBA) - Most of you think that it is better to stop education at graduation level and invests their efforts in getting a job. Very few are interested towards higher studies. Investing in higher education will yield long term benefits. As B.Tech is a bachelor level course in Technology, one cannot take it as the last and final qualification degree, especially in the present time when the market is full of competition all around. Mere earning a bachelor’s degree cannot give you a job, in the present era. There are more applicants than the number of jobs available, and hence it is very essential for everyone to be specialized in their respective field. Doing post graduation not only gives an additional degree but also it enhances your intellectual and maturity levels. It makes you specialist in a particular area or field so that you will be suitable for specific job.

If one decides to do post graduation then there arises a question, weather to do M.Tech or M.S. or MBA. This decision completely depends on the person and his or her personal interest.

Earn money and live fast- MBA/MS
Earn respect and live peacefully- M.Tech.

If one is more interested in engineering line and want to work in their trade line and want to make a career with engineering projects, then without delay one should go for M.Tech. That will help them in getting a better rank and post in the same line in which they were working or wanted to work after the completion of their B.Tech degree. People who do M.Tech are more into the teaching field. Such people must prepare for entrance exams like GATE/PGCET etc. To face these exams one must prepare from 3rd year itself. Most of the syllabus in GATE includes only 2nd year and 3rd year core subjects.

Related Exams:-
GATE: Conducted by one of seven Indian Institutes of Technology in rotation, Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) is an annual exam for admission to M.Tech and M.S. programmes in most engineering institutes in India. It is regarded as a benchmark test for engineering graduates in India. This examination is coordinated by a committee, comprising of Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore and seven Indian Institutes of Technology on behalf of the National Coordinating Board - GATE, Department of Education, and Government of India. The pattern and syllabus are usually based on a candidate's B.Tech. Or BE syllabus. Minimum eligibility for appearing in this exam is usually a B.Tech, BE, B. Arch. or M.Sc. The exam is usually conducted on second Sunday of February.

Some people will prefer doing M.S. rather than M.Tech, as M.Tech has lost its value. Most of the colleges are offering M.Tech without having proper faculty, conducting classes and even in some colleges without attending they are giving degree. Whereas doing M.Tech in reputed organizations like IITs, NITs etc certainly better than doing M.S. in foreign universities. Our IITs are best in the world in undergraduate disciplines only i.e., in B.Tech, and not in graduate disciplines. Each IIT is famous for some streams; if we join selectively then doing M.Tech in IIT is better than doing M.S. otherwise it is better to go for M.S. People who are interested to do M.S. must take exams like TOEFL/IELTS (English proficiency tests) and GRE to get scholarships. Now a day most of the foreign universities are offering graduate courses at affordable costs and many banks are providing loans for doing higher studies.

GRE: The Graduate Record Examination or GRE is a standardized test that is an admissions requirement for many graduate schools in English speaking countries. It is created and administered by the Educational Testing Service and is similar in format and content to the SAT. It is a computer based Online Test. The percentile scored in this exam will decide your future in doing M.S in foreign nations.

TOEFL: The Test of English as a Foreign Language (or TOEFL®, pronounced "toe-full" or sometimes "toffle") evaluates the potential success of an individual to use and understand Standard American English at a college level. It is required for non-native applicants at many English-speaking colleges and universities. A TOEFL score is valid for two years and then is deleted from the official database.

However, if one is more interested in working in the management aspect of companies rather than engineering line, one should go for the MBA degree. The focus today is on acquiring multiple skills and cross functionality rather than specializations: Today organizations are not made up of different departments each of them having a focused task and a limited role; instead today they are made up of teams. These teams consist of people who although have specialized skills but have to synergize their efforts in achieving a common goal. MBA will enable them to work from the management front where they can manage the resources for the benefits of various aspects of the business. A B.Tech from an IIT with an MBA from an IIM is the dream combination as widely approved. And it need not be a B.Tech from an IIT too, any student passing out from IIMs can get upto 15-20 lakhs per month. Also one takes an MBA after M.Tech too, but it is the getting into top B-Schools that matter. CAT conducted by the IIMs (Indian Institute of Managements) is considered as the world’s toughest exam even though the syllabus is just the portions up to standard 10 in school. Some of the B Schools are conducting their own entrance examination and some are conducting common entrance like MAT. Also we can do management programs in foreign universities by taking GMAT.

GMAT: The Graduate Management Admissions Test, better known by the acronym GMAT (pronounced G-mat), is a standardized test for determining aptitude to succeed academically in graduate business studies. The GMAT is used as one of the selection criteria by most respected business schools globally, most commonly for admission into an MBA program.

CAT: Common Admission Test is conducted by IIMs in India for entry to various IIMs present in India. Admissions are based on the scores in CAT exam

Examinations ScheduleMBA/PGDM admissions: The most important exams are the CAT and the MAT. Nearly all the B Schools in India admit students based on the score in them.
  • January: Faculty of management studies entrance exam (FMS, New Delhi)
  • January: XAT – XLRI Jamshedpur School of Management test
  • February: ATMA – AIMS Test for Management Admissions
  • May: Narsee Monjee Management Aptitude Test – NMAT
  • September: MAT September (MAT is usually conducted 4 times in a year in February, May, September and December)
  • November: The Indian Institute of Foreign Trade – IIFT
  • November: Common Admission Test by IIMs
  • Mid December: JMET – Joint Management Entrance Test by IIT s for their MBA programmes.
  • 3rd week of December: SNAP – Symbiosis National Aptitude Test
GMAT (for management studies abroad)———can be taken at any time at the respective centres.

MTECH/MS:February second week ——GATE conducted by IITs and IISc
GRE (for graduate studies abroad)

3. Other Options 
Preparing for Civil Services: The Indian Civil Service serves as the backbone of India and carries great respect and responsibilities. India's best brains vie for entry into the Indian Civil Services as officers. Even though corporate jobs may offer the best of salaries and perks, a majority of youngsters and their parents still crave entry to the prestigious Indian Civil Services held by the UPSC. The very fact that a big share of every year's top posts in the civil services exams are bagged by professionals from various streams, shows that the IAS is still the dream job for many.

b) Preparing for Defence Services: A graduate can join through the Combined Defence Services examination as a regular/short service commissioned officer. Training for regular commissioned officers is carried out at Indian Military Academy, Dehradun, known as the cradle of Military leadership. Those desirous of joining the Short Service Commission get trained at Officer’s Training Academy at Chennai and serve for a period of five years. On completion of this term he can either resign or opt for an extension for five years or a permanent commission.
Engineering graduates can join in the pre-final or that final year through the University Entry Scheme or after completion of graduation through Technical Graduate Scheme without any written examination, by appearing before the Service Selection Board. In both the cases the candidate gets an ante-date seniority of two years and gets commissioned as a captain.

c) Entrepreneurship: If you have good financial resources, you can also start your own company.
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Circuits and Networks

For Bachelor of Engineering Students
Branch : Electrical / Electronics / Electronics & Communication / Instrumentation & Control / Power Electronics

Semester : 3rd  
Subject : Circuits and Networks
Subject Code : 2130901 / 130901

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DEC-2009MAR-2010DEC-2010MAY-2011DEC-2011
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Web Technology and Programming(161602) - Dec 2014/15

Q-1 (a) What is Cascading Style Sheet (CSS)? Explain different types of CSS with example.
What Is CSS?
When a browser reads a style sheet, it will format the HTML document according to the information in the style sheet.Most web pages are made from HTML, or hypertext markup language. This is the standard way to decorate plain web text with fonts, colors, graphic doodads, and hyperlinks (clickable text that magically transports the user somewhere else). But websites can get really big. When that happens, HTML is a very hard way to do a very easy thing. CSS (cascading style sheets) can make decorating web sites easy again!
Three Types of CSS
CSS comes in three types:
  • In a separate file (external)
  • At the top of a web page document (internal)
  • Right next to the text it decorates (inline)
External style sheets are separate files full of CSS instructions (with the file extension .css). When any web page includes an external stylesheet, its look and feel will be controlled by this CSS file (unless you decide to override a style using one of these next two types). This is how you change a whole website at once. And that's perfect if you want to keep up with the latest fashion in web pages without rewriting every page!
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Project Definitions for BE/ME(Computer,IT) Students

DOTNET

DOMAIN    : IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON DATA MINING
PROJECT TITLES
1.      ISKY ALGORITHM USING P2P NETWORKS
2.      RESOURCE MANAGEMENT FOR EFFECTIVE SUB-ONTOLOGY
3.      SOLUTIONS AND GUIDANCE FOR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGES.
4.      GROUPING AND CHRONOLOGICAL MODEL MINING OF WEB LEARNING PROCESS
5.      METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR DYNAMICALLY CONTROLLING OVERTIME IN ELECTRONIC EVENTS
6.      REDUCTION OF LOSS BY EXTRACTING IDENTITY
7.      INFORMATION
8.      SPAMINE ALGORITHM FOR SIMILARITY-PROFILED TEMPORAL ASSOCIATION MINING
9.      PROVIDE SECURITY FOR RELATIONAL DATABASES USING WATERMARKING TECHNIQUES
10.  EFFECTIVE IMAGE RETRIEVAL SYSTEM
11.  PROXY SERVER COMMUNICATION PROCESS





DOMAIN  : IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NETWORKING

PROJECT TITLES
1.      A MECHANISM FOR PEAK LOAD MANAGEMENT OF A WEB SITE
2.      PACKET CLASSIFIERS FOR CONCISE PROCESS
3.      WIDELY VARIABLE TRAFFIC ROUTING
4.      SIMPLE FLOW AGGREGATION ALGORITHM
5.      DISJOINT MULTIPATH ROUTING TO TWO DISTINCT DRAINS IN A MULTI-DRAIN NETWORK.
6.      DYNAMIC NETWORK LOAD BALANCING IN LARGE SCALE MULTIMEDIA SYSTEMS
7.      CHARACTERIZING UNSTRUCTURED OVERLAY TOPOLOGIES IN MODERN P2P FILE-SHARING SYSTEMS
8.      ON THE COMPUTATIONAL COMPLEXITY AND EFFECTIVENESS OF N-HUB SHORTEST-PATH ROUTING
9.      A COST-BASED APPROACH TO ADAPTIVE RESOURCE MANAGEMENT IN DATA STREAM SYSTEMS
10.  ON THE DESIGN OF DISTRIBUTED OBJECT PLACEMENT AND LOAD BALANCING STRATEGIES IN LARGE SCALE NETWORKED MULTIMEDIA STORAGE SYSTEMS
11.   AN EFFICIENT CLUSTERING SCHEME TO EXPLOIT HIERARCHICAL DATA IN NETWORK TRAFFIC ANALYSIS
12.   PROBABILISTIC PACKET MARKING FOR LARGE-SCALE IP TRACE BACK


DOMAIN : IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON PARALLEL AND DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS
PROJECT TITLES
1.      DISTRIBUTED DYNAMIC ROUTING ALGORITHM
2.      CCSF: A LIABILITY-DURABLE CHECK COVER FOR SOURCE FINDING
3.      SPREAD METHOD FOR DIVISION THE OUTLAY OF MULTICAST TRANSMISSION
4.      MULTIMESSAGE   DISSEMINATION PROBLEMS IN MULTICASTING NETWORK


DOMAIN  : IEEE BASED ON SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

PROJECT TITLES
1.      SOURCE DISTRIBUTION FOR APPLICATION DELIVERY PLAN
2.      DISPARITY UNIT TEST CASES FROM SYSTEM TEST CASES
3.      REGULAR  MINING OF STACK POSITION PROPERTIES IN OOP’S
4.      MECHANISM FOR THE EFFECTIVE SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT GLOBALIZATION
5.      MISUSE CASES IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING
6.      EVALUATING THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF MODELING ARTIFACTS WITH THE EFFECTS OF UML
7.       SECURITY REQUIREMENTS ENGINEERING: A FRAMEWORK FOR REPRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
8.       ON THE NEED FOR MIXED MEDIA IN DISTRIBUTED REQUIREMENTS NEGOTIATIONS
9.       A REALISTIC EMPIRICAL EVALUATION OF THE COSTS AND BENEFITS OF UML IN SOFTWARE MAINTENANCE
10.  A FORMAL FRAMEWORK FOR AUTOMATED ROUND-TRIP SOFTWARE ENGINEERING IN STATIC ASPECT WEAVING AND TRANSFORMATIONS
11.  API-BASED AND INFORMATION THEORETIC  METRICS FOR MEASURING THE QUALITY OF  SOFTWARE MODULARIZATION  




DOMAIN : IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON DEPENDABLE AND SECURE COMPUTING (NETWORK SECURITY)

PROJECT TITLES
1.      FLEXIBLE ROLLBACK RECOVERY IN DYNAMIC HETEROGENEOUS GRID COMPUTING
2.      POSSIBILITIES TO EXAMINE THE SEMI DELEGATE IN WATERMARK BASED CONFIRMATION PROCESS
3.      KEY ESTABLISHMENT IN LARGE DYNAMIC GROUPS USING MDS CODES


DOMAIN   : IEEE BASED ON GRID COMPUTING

PROJECT  TITLE
1.      GRID SERVICE DISCOVERY WITH ROUGH SETS
2.      A SEMANTIC WEB-BASED APPROACH TO KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT FOR GRID APPLICATIONS


DOMAIN   : IEEE BASED ON MOBILE COMPUTING

PROJECT TITLES
1.      MESSAGE AUTHENTICATION FOR CONSTRAINED ENVIRONMENTS
2.      N-PATH ACCUMULATION ASSESSMENT IN WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORK BY USING DISTRIBUTED ALGORITHM
3.      PROFICIENT TOOL FOR MOBILE TRACKING
4.      LOCATION-BASED SPATIAL QUERY PROCESSING IN WIRELESS BROADCAST ENVIRONMENTS
5.      BRA: A BIDIRECTIONAL ROUTING ABSTRACTION FOR ASYMMETRIC MOBILE AD HOC NETWORKS
6.      DISTRIBUTED MOBILITY MANAGEMENT FOR TARGET TRACKING IN MOBILE SENSOR NETWORK



NOTE: THESE PROJECTS WILL BE IMPLEMENTED IN WINDOWS MOBILE


TECHNOLOGY: DOTNET, WEB SERVICES
DOMAIN: MOBILE COMPUTING WITH WEB SERVICES

PROJECT TITLES
1.      STOCK EXCHANGE ALERTS THROUGH MOBILE AUTOMATION AGENTS WEB SERVICE   
2.      MEMORY BACKUP AND RECOVERY THROUGH MOBILE WEB SERVICES
3.      MOBILE BLOGGER TOOL THROUGH WEB SERVICES
                             
TECHNOLOGY: C, C++, DOTNET
DOMAIN: SYMBIAN OS WITH WEB SERVICES

PROJECT TITLES
1.      GPS MOBILE POSITION TRACKER THROUGH SYMBIAM OS
2.      PUSH-PULL EMAIL UTILITY

TECHNOLOGY: DOTNET
DOMAIN: VOICE RECOGNITIONS

PROJECT TITLES
1.      VOICE BASED DESKTOP EMAIL READER SYNOPSIS
2.      VOICE BASED ATES FOR TRAVEL AGENT


TECHNOLOGY : DOTNET
DOMAIN: WINDOWS APPLICATION
PROJECT TITLES
1.      HUMAN  FACE  DETECTION
2.      STEGNOGRAPHY SECURITY CONCEPT FOR TEXT FILE.
3.      ACTIVE SERVER INFORMATION SYSTEM.
4.      SUBNET CALCULATOR
5.      DETECTING LINES USING IMAGE PROCESSING
6.      SYSTEMATIC TOOL FOR ADMISSION PROCESS
7.      DISPENSARY SYSTEM
8.      GRAPHIC ILLUSRATIONS IN ACCUMULATION  OF ROTATORY SYSTEM 
9.      NETWORK MESSANGER
10.  IMAGE COMPRESSION TOOLKIT
11.  SYSTEMATIC INVENTORY ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM
12.  SUPPORT AND RECUPERATION SCHEDULER AUTOMATION
13.  MANAGEMENT
14.  TRIPLEDES ALGORITHM  FOR  PASSWORD PROTECTION AND CRYPTOGRAPHY SECURITY
15.  AUTHENTICATED SOFTWARE PROTECTION
16.  ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
17.  CALCULATING THE PAYEMENT OF AN PAYROLL PROCESSING  EMPLOYEE
18.  TAXATION PLAN
19.  MEDICAL PLUS PHARMACY MANAGEMENT
20.  PATIENT SCHEDULING SYSTEM
21.  BOOK BANK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
22.  ENCRYPTION AND DECRYPTION MANGEMENT FOR LAN
23.  OPTIMIZED ROUTE FINDER
24.  AUTOMATED ATTENDANCE REGISTER
25.  RETAIL MARKETING
26.  AUTOMATED  BANKING SYSTEM
27.  ANALOG TO DIGITAL VOICE DECODER
28.  CONSUMER COMPLAINTS
29.  BLOOD BANK MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
30.  EFFICIENT DOWNLOAD OF  FILES FROM THE SERVER
31.  SERVER TO GET FILES FROM  ALL NODES IN A  LAN
32.  A STATISTICAL BASIS FOR LOGNORMAL SHADOWING EFFECTS IN MULTIPATH FADING CHANNELS
33.  ANIMATING PICTURES BY SCENE ANIMATED SYSTEM
34.  SECURING IMAGES THROUGH WATERMARKING TECHNIQUES
35.  EXECUTING AGGREGATE FUNCTIONS IN DATABASE
36.  CONSTRUCTING AND TESTING OF POLYNOMIALS PREDICTING SOFTWARE MAINTAINABILITY
37.  REVOLUTION OF ATTRIBUTED TREES USING PATTERN MATCHING
38.  AREA WISE SPATIAL QUERIES WITH DATA SHARING IN MOBILE ENVIRONMENTS
39.  A DISTRIBUTED APPROACH TO SOLVE DATA PACKET MISMATCHING PROBLEM
40.  DESIGNING A PEER-PEER NETWORK USING GNUTELLA ALGORITHM
41.  PROCESSING SLIDING WINDOW MULTI-JOINS IN CONTINUOUS QUERIES OVER DATA STREAM
42.  ESTIMATING SOURCE-DESTINATION TRAFFIC IN NETWORK
43.  EFFICIENT NETWORK AUTHENTICATION PROTOCOLS: LOWER BOUNDS AND OPTIMAL IMPLEMENTATIONS PROTOCOL
44.  APPROXIMATE ENTROPY AS A MEASURE OF SYSTEM COMPLEXITY
45.  CELL RECOGNITION BASED ON PCA AND BAYESIAN CLASSIFICATION


TECHNOLOGY : DOTNET
DOMAIN : WEB APPLICATION

PROJECT TITLES
1.      INBOUND/OUTBOUND SERVICES
2.      E-ANNOUNSMENT APPLICATION
3.      EFFICIENT WEB IMPROVEMENT IN P2P DOMAIN.
4.      MAIL SERVER DEVELOPMENT.
5.      MULTIDESTINATION FILE TRANSFER PROTOCAL.
6.      CLIENT FEEDBACK PORTAL.
7.      PARCEL SERVICE MANAGEMENT.
8.      E-COMMERCE DATABASE REPLICATION SYSTEM.
9.      FUEL AUTOMATION SCHEME.
10.  REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
11.  E-STOCK TRADING.
12.  ELECTRONIC MESSAGE SYSTEM.
13.  INTERACTIVE TRAINING SYSTEM.
14.  E-AUCTION PLAN.
15.  ONLINE GAMING PORTAL.
16.  TRUST BASED WEBPAGES.
17.  ASSOCIATION RULES WITH LIMITED SIDE EFFECTS.
18.  PACKERS AND MOVERS.
19.  DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, TRAINING GATEWAY APPLICATION.
20.  JOB PORTFOLIO APPLICATION.
21.  SOFTWARE TOOL FOR EDUCATIONL ADMINISTRATION.
22.  COURSE FINDER.
23.  CORPORATE RESOURCE PLANNING.
24.  CELLULAR BANKING.
25.  RECRUITMENT BASED HR PROCESS USING WEB APPLICATION.
26.  INSURANCE AGENT’S SAMURAI.
27.  PASSEDOUT STUDENTS MANGEMENT DETAILS.
28.  WEB DOCUMENT MANGEMENT SYSTEM.
29.  INTERACTIVE GUIDLINE TO THE VISITOR FOR AN INSTITUTE.
30.  PLACEMENT CELL OF THE COLLEGE.
31.  MONITORING MASTER DATA FOR AN ENTERPRISE.
32.  JOB PORTALS BASE ON ONLINE EXAM.
33.  TOURISM AND TRAVELS TUTOR.
34.  CUSTOMER BASE BSNL SERVICING SYSTEM.
35.  E-BANKING TRANSACTIONS SYSTEM WITH PORTAL FOR BANK OFFICIALS AND CUSTOMERS
36.  REVENUE BUDGETTING.
37.  A SYSTEM BASED HEALTH CARE USING NET
38.  INFORMATION SCHEME FOR DEBIT.
39.  WEB BASED CONJUGAL SYSTEM.
40.  LARGE-SCALE CONVERSATION STANDARDS.
41.  WEB BASED BOOK SUPERSTORE.
42.  INTERACTIVE INFORMATION USING WEB BASED WAP.
43.  MULTILEVEL ADVERTISING DIMENSION SYSTEM.
44.  DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, PRACTICAL ONLINE ON-REQUEST COURSES COORDINATION SYSTEM (ORS)
45.  ONLINE DATA BASE MAINTANACE
46.  ONLINE SURVEY SYSTEM
47.  SPIDER ALERTS WEB SERVICES
48.  CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
49.  TRAINEE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
50.  SYSTEM FOR MONITORING THE ATM NETWORK BY ONLINE
51.  MANAGING THE LABOUR PROFILE
52.  INFORMATION SYSTEM ABOUT THE RAILWAY
53.  SUPERMARK MECHANISM
54.  INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR AUTOMOBILE COMPANY
55.  EFFECTIVE BOOK STORAGE
56.  STUDY OF INTERNET MARKETING
57.  DATABACKUPS THROUGH INTERNET
58.  CITIZEN MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM USING INTERNET
59.  CYBER DETERMINATION
60.  MANAGING THE RENTAL OF A TASK
61.  MANAGEMENT OF DEALERSHIP INFORMATION
62.  FILTERING AND SELECTING WEB SERVICES WITH INTERACTIVE COMPOSITION TECHNIQUES
63.  DISCOVERING WEB ACCESS PATTERNS AND USER PROFILE EVALUATION
64.  CREATIVE THINKING AND BRAINSTORMING
65.  FACE SHAPE RECOVERY FROM BRIGHTNESS IMAGES.
66.  THRASHING TEXT FILE IN ACOUSTIC WAV FILES USING LOWBIT ENCODING STEGNOGRAPHY.
67.  DISTRIBUTED ACTIVE SERVER DIRECTORY SYSTEM.
68.  BUSINESS PROCESS OUTSOURCING [BPO].
69.  E- CLASSIFIEDS.
70.  A P2P REPLICATION BASED PERFOMANCE IMPROVEMENT.
71.  MAIL SERVER DEVELOPMENT.
72.  MULTIPLE SITE FILE TRANSFER PROTOCOL[MSFTP].
73.  CUSTOMER RELATION MANAGEMENT (CRM).
74.  EXPANSION OF IP SUBNET CALCULATION INSTRUMENT.
75.  WIDE LINES DETECTION.
76.  UNIVERSITY ADMISSION PROCESSING TOOL.
77.  ADMINISRATION OF DISPENSARY SCHEME.
78.  FREIGHT TRACKING.
79.  E-COMMERCE DATABASE REPLICATION MANAGER.
80.  FUEL MANAGEMENT SCHEME.
81.  REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.
82.  SHARES MANAGEMENT SYSTEM [SMS].
83.  GRAPHIC ILLUSRATIONS IN ADDITION OF ROTATORY   SYSTEM.
84.  STRAIN OF ELECTRONIC MESSAGE SYSTEM.
85.  LEARNER- TRAINER INTERFACE NETWORK.
86.  WEB BASED TENDER SYSTEM.
87.  ONLINE GAMING PORTAL.
88.  CHAT APPLICATION.
89.  ECOMMERCE WEBSITE SECURITY ANALYSIS.
90.  HIDING SENSITIVE ASSOCIATION RULES WITH LIMITED SIDE EFFECTS.
91.  IMAGE COMPRESSION UTILITY.
92.  PACKERS AND MOVERS.
93.  INVENTORY CONTROL ADMINISTRATION.
94.  BACKUP AND RECOVERY SCHEDULER AUTOMATION MANAGEMENT.
95.  MANIFOLD DOCUMENTS GUARD WITH PASSWORD PROTECTION AND CRYPTOGRAPHY SECURITY USING TRIPLEDES ALGORITHM.
96.   
97.  SUPERIOR AUTHORIZATION CREATOR FOR SOFTWARE PRODUCTION.
98.  COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION SYSTEM.
99.  MONTHLY REMUNERATION CALCULATION.
100.      TAX ANALYSIS GADGET.
101.      MEDICAL MANAGEMENT PROCESS.
102.      HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION APPLICATION.
103.      LIBRARY MANAGEMENT APPLICATION.
104.      SECURE COMMUNICATION USING PUBLIC KEY INFRASTRUCTURE
105.      DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, TRAINING GATEWAY APPLICATION.
106.      DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, RESUME BUILDER APPLICATION.
107.      CENTRALIZED TOOL FOR EDUCATIONL ADMINISTRATION.
108.      COURSE FINDER.
109.      ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING.
110.      SHORTEST NODE FINDER IN A NETWORK.
111.      MOBILE BANKING.
112.      WEB BASED RECRUITMENT PROCESS FOR THE HR GROUP OF A COMPANY.
113.      DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF INSURANCE AGENT’S SAMURAI.
114.      A STOREHOUSE AND SEARCH ENGINE DEVELOPMENT FOR ALUMINI OF COLLEGE.
115.       
116.      WEB BASED DOCUMENT VERSION REGULATOR.
117.      HELP DESK FOR THE AMENITIES IN THE CAMPUS.
118.      APPLICATION FOR THE TRAINING AND PLACEMENT DEPT. OF THE COLLEGE.
119.       
120.      DATABASE ENTERPRISE MANAGER.
121.      WEB BASED JOB CONTRIBUTOR INVESTIGATE GATEWAY WITH ONLINE EXAM MAINTENANCE.
122.       
123.      A GATEWAY FOR TOURISM AND TRAVELS SUPERVISION.
124.       
125.      BSNL SEARCH SERVICE SYSTEM FOR CUSTOMERS AND PILLAR MANAGEMENT FOR SERVICE ENGINEERS.
126.       
127.      E-BANKING TRANSACTIONS SYSTEM WITH PORTAL FOR BANK OFFICIALS AND CUSTOMERS
128.       
129.      REVENUE BUDGET SYSTEM.
130.      WEB BASED HEALTHCARE SYSTEM.
131.      FINANCIAL CREDIT-DEBIT INFORMATION SYSTEM.
132.      WEB BASED CONJUGAL SYSTEM.
133.       
134.      LARGE-SCALE CONVERSATION MEDIUM.
135.       
136.      WEB BASED BOOK SUPERSTORE.
137.      ONLINE INFORMATION ON WAP.
138.      MULTILEVEL ADVERTISING DIMENSION SYSTEM.
139.      DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, PRACTICAL ONLINE ON-REQUEST COURSES COORDINATION SYSTEM (ORS)
140.       
141.      ATTENDANCE SYSTEM USING FINGER PRINT.






TECHNOLOGY : J2EE

DOMAIN   : WEB APPLICATIONS

PROJECT TITLES
1.      AN AGENT BASED PRODUCTION CONTROL FRAMEWORK FOR MULTI-LINE COLLABORATIVE MANUFACTURING
2.      SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT FOR MULTIPLE COMPANIES USING LAGRANJIAN APPROACH
3.      FAST ALGORITHM FOR MINING RULES
4.      IREX: INTER-DOMAIN QOS AUTOMATION USING EFFICENT ARCHITECTURE
5.      EFFICENT INDEXING METHODS FOR PROBABILISTIC THRESHOLD QUERIES OVER UNCERTAIN DATABASES
6.      A HIGH – DIMENSIONSAL INDEX STRUCTURE FOR QUERY WORK LOADS
7.      CONSTRAINED NEAREST NEIGHBOUR QUERIES
8.      MAINTAING DATA PRIVACY IN ASSOCIATION RULE MINING
9.      ANALYSIS FOR DETECTION OF WEB APPLICATION VULNERABILITES
10.  TO REDUCE EFFORT FOR TRACKING AND COORDINATION OF PROJECTS
11.  HYPOTHETICAL DESCRIPTION OF A COMPLEX ENTITY FOR XML FRAMEWORK
12.  E-AUCTION TECHNIQUE FOR DYNAMIC EVALUATION PRICE 
13.  SELLING PRODUCTS THROUGH ONLINE WEB SHARING
14.  ONLINE TENDER PROCESS
15.  ONLINE INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
16.  ONLINE JOB PORTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
17.  ACCOMPLISHING ALTERNATIVE SERVER IN MOBILE NETWORK
18.  BUISNESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
19.  ALUMINI ASSOCIATION
20.  BANKING PROCESS USING MOBILE
21.  WEB REPORT ORGANIZATION METHOD
22.  JAVA WEB PORT FOR STORAGE SYSTEM
23.  ONLINE LENDING PROCESS
24.  COUNTRYWIDE LICENSE SCHEME
25.  SUSTAING BPO DEALINGS
26.  DISTRIBUTED SERVER MAINTAING FOR THE UNIVERSITY MARK SYSTEM
27.  ONLINE BANKING SECURITY ANALYSIS
28.  INCORPORATED COLLEGE INFORMATION SYSTEM
29.  ONLINE PHARMACY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
30.  ONLINE FILE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
31.  DEVELOPMENT OF A FEATURE-RICH, PRACTICAL RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (RMS)
32.  E-AUCTION BIDDING AND WATCHING
33.  DESIGN AND IMPLEMENTATION OF WORK PLANNER FOR STAFF SCHEDULING
34.  DEVELOPMENT OF A WEB BASED CHANGE REQUEST TRACKER SYSTEM
35.  INTERACTING BANKING SYSTEM WITH MOBILE
36.  MULTISERVER MAINTENANCE FOR UNIVERSITY MARK DISTRIBUTED SYSTEM
37.  VIRTUAL CLASS ROOM
38.  ONLINE WEB SHARE MARKETING SYSTEM
39.  ONLINE EXAMINATION SYSTEM
40.  GLOBAL INSURANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
41.  GLOBAL JOB PORTAL MANAGEMENT
42.  MOBILE PROXY SERVER IMPLEMENTATION
43.  AIRLINE RESERVATION SYSTEM
44.  GLOBAL PAYMENT SYSTEM
45.  VIRTUAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
46.  INTEGRATED BUISNESS SOLUTION
47.  RESOURCE POOLING
48.  DIGGEST FRAME WORK FOR XML WITH BETWIXT    
49.  REMINDER SYSTEM
50.  PHARMACY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
51.  LOAN AUTOMATION SYSTEM
52.  A WEB-BASED DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEM FOR TENDERING    PROCESSES
53.  THE WEB CONTENT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (WEB CMS)
54.  CITIZEN CARD SYSTEM


TECHNOLOGY: JAVA
DOMAIN: NETWORK BASED PROJECTS

PROJECT TITLES
1.      REMOTE APPROACH FOR EFFECTIVE TASK EXECUTION AND DATA ACCESSING TOOL
2.      ACTIVE SOURCE ROUTING PROTOCOL FOR NETWORK
3.      EFFECTIVE PACKET ANALYZING AND FILTERING SYSTEM FOR ATM NETWORK
4.      MULTI SERVER COMMUNICATION IN DISTRIBUTED DATABASE MANAGEMENT
5.      MESSAGING SERVICE OVER TCP/IP IN LOCAL AREA NETWORK
6.      DISTRIBUTED NODE MIGRATION BY EFFECTIVE FAULT TOLERANCE
7.      A SCALABLE OVERLAY MULTICAST ARCHITECTURE FOR LARGE SCALE APPLICATIONS
8.      LOGARITHMIC STORE CARRY FORWARD ROUTING FOR NETWORKS
9.      ENCRYPT THE FILE USING DES ALGORITHM
10.  WEB CONTENT AND FEATURE EXTRACTOR USING JAVA    
11.  ENCRYPTION USING TRIPLE-DES ALGORITHM
12.  INFORMATION RETRIEVAL FROM WEB SEARCH USING KEYWORD SPICES
13.  CONGESTION MINIMIZATION
14.  SECURE DATA TRANSMISSION
15.  PROACTIVE TREE RECOVERY
16.  SYBILGUARD NETWORK
17.  WORK TIME SCHEDULING
18.  COVERAGE OF SENSOR NETWORKS IN MOBILITY BASED COMMUNICATION
19.  MULTIPATH ROUTING ALGORITHMS FOR CONGESTION MINIMIZATION
20.  BANKING SYSTEM
21.  CAR SALES SYTEM
22.  PACKET TRANSMISSION IN NETWORK
23.  NETWORK LOAD BALANCING


TECHNOLOGY: JAVA
DOMAIN: CORE APPLICATIONS

PROJECT TITLES
1.      TOOLS FOR BUG TRACKING AND SYSTEM ANALYSIS
2.      IDE JAVA CODE GENERATION
3.      HUB FOR JAVA COMPILATION AND ERROR CHECKING
4.      MAIL EXCHANGER USING MULTI TASKING SOCKET
5.      DATA SECLUSION IN AUDIO FILES
6.      WRONG METHOD CALL IDENTIFIER
7.      DISTRIBUTED RAILWAY RESERVATION
8.      CORE BANKING
9.      DISTRIBUTED PRODUCT CATALOG
10.  LAND REGISTRATION
11.  PAYROLL PROCESS
12.  DISTRIBUTED AIRLINE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
13.  HOTEL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
14.  DIRECTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
15.  CHARACTER CLASSIFICATION USING NEURAL NETWORK
16.  THRESHOLD FIXING AND PIXEL CONNECTIVITY OF GRAY IMAGE
17.  VOTING SOFTWARE







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