Computer Science and Engineering

Computer Science and Engineering

Dr. D.P.Gandhmal (HOD CSE)

We are a dynamic and sophisticated Department that offers first-rate study opportunities in state-of-the-art areas within Computer Engineering. The continued success of our graduate program depends on the high quality and relevance of research performed by our professors and graduate students which is proved by the research papers published by the faculty and students in various conferences. We involved the students in preparation of mathematical models first, which has helped to create the research acumen among them. In this academic year twelve project groups have published their work in various National and International conferences and Journals.

About Department

With the globalization of Indian economy, vast opportunities of growth have thrown open for the computer software and hardware industry. Software being one of the largest growing sectors of the Indian economy, the department of computer engineering has been at the forefront of churning out software engineers of high caliber of technical expertise. It continues to foster and engender the innovation and breadth of vision necessary to excel in the blooming software industry.

Besides imparting theoretical knowledge, a lot of stress is laid on hands-on training and overall, development of the individual’s personality. The teaching and value addition program have devised keeping in view close interaction with the industry. The competence of the department is reflected in growing demands for its fresh graduates. The number of recruiting companies has multiplied many folds in the last few years.

The department strives to make learning more creative, interactive and information driven by using sophisticated computer techniques. The centre would offer training and software development apart from being a support service for the faculty, students.”

About Us

The Department of Computer Science & Engineering was established in 2010-11 with affiliation to University of Solapur, recognized by Directorate of Technical Education, Maharashtra State & AICTE, New Delhi with an initial intake of 60 students for UG Programme. We are also running Master programmes in Computer Science Engineering with intake of 24 students.

What do we do?

The Department emphasizes on all round development of the students, to make them competent engineers. The Department has well qualified and experienced faculty members and technically competent supporting staff. Being fully residential campus a unique opportunity in terms of availability of students for 24 hours exists here. A unique model of Value Addition Programmes (VAP) is implemented to ensure project based learning (PBL). VAP has been proved to be a successful tool to bridge the gap between University curriculum and industry expectations. Presentations, Group Discussions, various competitions and technical festivals proved to be useful for life skill development of students.

Vision

Computer Science & Engineering department in association with user & industry will harness knowledge, and potential for application based product development in the future, through world-class education to empower the society around.

Mission

Computer Science & Engineering department will be the widely recognized center of excellence for promoting value added engineering education. We will contribute by evolving innovative technology solutions to solve a wide range of complex scientific, technological and social problems.

Short term goals

  • Continuously upgrade existing resources through qualified and experienced faculty and state-of-the-art laboratories.
  • To initiate relevant value addition programs and certifications for improving employability.
  • To strengthen the Institute-Industry relationship for mutual benefit.

Long term goals

  • To establish a center of innovations in Agriculture, Tele-health and ICT sector in collaboration with Industry.
  • To create a center of excellence in network, security and computer vision.
  • To establish a world class R&D institute for a patent based research creating opportunities for faculty to be resource persons.

Our Placed Students

Faculty and Staff

Staff Details:-

Staff Name DesignationQualificationTotal ExperienceEmail IdPhoto
Dr. D. P.GandhmalAssociate Professor
&
HOD-CSE
PhD(CSE)10gdattatray@gmail.com
Prof. A. A. PhatakAssistant Professor
 
ME(CSE), BE(CSE), PhD*16aapathak.nbnscoe@sinhgad.edu
Prof. H.T. GurmeAssistant Prof.M.E(CSE), B.E(CSE)9htgurme.nbnscoe@sinhgad.edu 
Prof. S.A.DhanaweAssistant Prof. M.E (CSE)8 sadhanawe.nbnscoe@gmail.com
Prof. L. C. Maindargi Assistant Professor
 
ME(E & TC)11lcmaindargi@gmail.com
Prof. S. S. ShelkeAssistant Prof. M.E (CSE)5shailajashelke12@gmail.com
Prof. S. S. NavaleAssistant Prof. M.E (CSE)7suchetashinde88@gmail.com
Prof. U. S. GatkulAssistant Prof. M.E (VLSI & EC)7urmimore@gmail.com
Prof. V. S. ShakhapureAssistant Prof. M.E (CSE)5vaishalishakhapuredodamani@gmail.com
Prof. A. M. Gunje
Assistant Prof. M.E (CSE)5arugunje@gmail.com
Prof. S. S. ShakhapureAssistant Professor
 
ME(CSE)10sunil.shakhapure@gmail.com
Prof. A. D. RuikarAssistant Professor
 
ME(CSE)12amrutashegadar8887@gmail.com
Prof. D.I NavaleAssistant Prof. M.Sc. MCA,M.Phil, Ph.D14 dinavale.nbnscoe@sinhgad.edu
Infrastructure

Infrastructure

Lab Photo
Lab Name
Lab Details
 

Database Lab

Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 3010 Dell optiplex Desktop-Intel core-i3 Processors,500 GB HDD,2 GB Ram,18.5’’ Monitor, EPSON Dot Matrix Printer LX-300, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1228 ME, D-link Switch-16 port DES-1016 A, UPS 15 KVA


The total cost of equipments is 800576.1/-

Practical conducted here are of subjects ADC,DS,DBE,DC,BE-Project.

Prof.R.S.Hande
Lab-Incharge

Project Lab

Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 390 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core- i3 Processor, 500 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  18.5” Monitor, EPSON  300 Lx Printer, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1024 D, D-link Switch-16 Port, Servo Stabilizer (7.5 KVA).
The total cost of equipments is 561741/-

Practical conducted here are of subjects MDS,DBE, ESL-I,BE-Project.

Prof. V. V. Pottigar

Lab-Incharge

 

Computer Software Lab Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 380 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core 2 Duo,320 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  17” Monitor, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1024 D , D-link Switch-16 port DES-1016 A, EPSON  890 Fx Printer.

The total cost of equipments is 534595/-

Practical conducted here are of subjects JP,DBE,DC,BE-Project.

Prof.  R. S. Jamgekar

Lab-Incharge

 

Operating System Lab

 Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 380 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core 2 Duo,320 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  17” Monitor, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1024 D, D-link Switch-08 port, EPSON  890 Fx Printer.

 The total cost of equipments is 559586.5/-

Practical conducted here are of subjects OSC,DS,DAA.

Prof. A.S. Pawade

Lab-Incharge

 

Advanced Programming  Lab

 Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 380 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core 2 Duo,320 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  17” Monitor, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1210, D-link Switch-16 port  1016A, EPSON  890 Lx Printer, UPS 15 KVA.

 

 The total cost of equipments is 666615.1/-

 

Practical conducted here are of subjects JP,CG,ESL-III,BE-project.

Prof.  A. D. Meshram

Lab-Incharge

 

System Software Lab

 Total Area-72.25 Sq .Mtr.

 3010 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core- i3 Processor, 500 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  18.5” Monitor, Acer Veriton Desktop intel Dual Core ,Ram-1 GB, HDD-160, Mouse & Keyboard, 17” Monitor, D-link Switch-24 port DES-1024 D, D-link Switch-16 port DES-1016 A, Stabilizer 7.5 KVA, EPSON  300 Lx Printer.

 

 The total cost of equipments is 667255/-

 

Practical conducted here are of subjects JP,ESL-III,Python,MDS,CG,BE-project.

Prof.  H. S. Chabukswar

Lab-Incharge

 

 

Computer Center  Lab

 Total Area-144Sq .Mtr.

 380 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core 2 Duo,320 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  17” Monitor , 380 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core 2 Duo,320 GB HDD, 1GB RAM, Acer Veriton Desktop intel Dual Core

Ram-1 GB, HDD-160, 390 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core- i3 Processor, 500 GB HDD, 2GB RAM,  18.5” Monitor, 3010 Dell Optiplex Desktop- Intel Core- i3 Processor, 500 GB HDD, 2GB RAM, 3020 Dell Optiplex Desktop Inter i5 4 GM RAM, 500 GB HDD, D-link Switch-16 port DES-1016 A, Servo Stabilizer (7.5 KVA)

 

 The total cost of equipments is 1437015/-

Practical conducted here are of subjects SP,ESL-III,ADC,BE-Project.

Prof. A. V. Mophare

Lab-Incharge

 

Network Lab  Lab & Server Room

 Total Area-72.25Sq .Mtr.

 Dell PowerEdge T110- Intel Xeon 2.4 GHz, 8 GB RAM ,500 GB HDD ,Windows Server 2012,Dell PowerEdgeR210- Intel Xeon 2.4 GHz, 12 GB RAM, 1 TB HDD, Windows Server 2012, Dell 3020- Intel Core i3, 8 GB RAM,1TB HDD, Windows Server 2012, Cyberoam CR300iNG- Web Filtering,  Application Filtering, User Authentication, Bandwidth Management, IPS, VPS, Reporting Tool, Fortigate 80C- Web Filtering,  Application Filtering, User Authentication, Bandwidth Management, IPS, VPS, Reporting Tool, Cisco Catalyst 3750-24 Port Manageable Gigabit Ethernet Layer 3 Switch, Cisco Catalyst 3550-24 Port Manageable Fast Ethernet Layer 3 Switch, Cisco 1941 Router- Onboard WAN ports , Gigabit Ethernet, Cisco 1905 Router- Onboard WAN ports 10/100/1000 ,Gigabit Ethernet WAN routed ports, Dell 380- Dell 380 Optiplex Desktop, Intel Dual Core 2GB RAM, 320GB HDD, Dell 3010- Dell 3010 DT, Base i3, Intel 2GB RAM, 500GB HDD., Hikvision 32 CH NVR-32 CH NVR with 8 TB HDD, Dlink 24 Gigabit Switch, Dlink 100 Mbps Switch, 100 Mbps Media Converters, Gigabit Media Converters - Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter, 5 KVA UPS with Battery Backup, 42 U Server Rack.

 

 

 

 

 The total cost of equipments is 18,24,348/-

Prof. I I Kazi  and Prof. B.R.Solunke 

Lab-Incharge

 

Hardware Lab

  Total Area-72.25Sq .Mtr.

Microprocess 8085 Dynalog Kit-8 ,SMPS-8.

 

The total cost of equipments is 40,000/-

 Prof. S S Joshi 

Lab-Incharge

 

Workshops and Seminars

Workshops and Seminars

TitleLevelSponsoring AgencyDatesNo. of participants Coordinator
Deploying and Running your Application on ServerNationalPunyashlok Ahilyadevi Holkar Solapur University, Solapur 24 & 25 March 2023
102Mr. H. T. Gurme
Networking ConceptsInstitute LevelNBNSCOE Solapur10-April to 13-April-202380Prof. L. C. Maindargi
How to Write a Research PaperInstitute LevelNBNSCOE Solapur1-Jun-2380Dr. D. P. Gandhmal
LatexInstitute LevelNBNSCOE Solapur2-Jun-2378Mr. H. T. Gurme
Agile MethodologyInstitute LevelNBNSCOE Solapur3-Jun-2380Mr. Subhodh Kulkarni
Building Application using Raspberry - PiInstitute LevelNBNSCOE Solapur3-Jun-2380Prof. S. S. Shakhapure
Guest Lecture on GateInstitute LevelAce Academy12-Dec-2265Mr.Shankar Wadne
NLP, personality development, skills enhancement, Mind training and carrier guidenceInstitute Level14-Oct-2272Mr. Arshad Sayyed
Python Training Workshop(Barclays)Institute LevelGayatri Infotech,Solapur Barclays13-Oct-2266Mr.Narendra Mergu
Placement orientation and induction Institute Level13-Oct-2260Mr. Satish Lakade
Motivational StoryInstitute LevelMicrosoft,Bangalore10-Oct-2270Mr.Mudassarali Rangrez
Finding Innovative ideas and transform it into a productInstitute LevelQualcomm Technologies Inc,Hyderabad7-Sep-2277Mr.Harsh Jain
Visit to UDYAM PAHSUS NationalPAHSUS 25-Aug-2230Dr. Sachin Ladda
Expert Lecture on Start Up IdeasInstitute LevelRB Tech Services, Ahmednagar22-Aug-22126Mr. Bhavik Shah
Redhat Linux: career guidance and job opportunitiesInstitute LevelTop IT academy 20-5-2022124Mrs. Kavita Patil
Full Stack DevelopmentInstitute LevelStance Code Technology Pvt Ltd.21-Mar-2267Mr. Ritesh Dayma
Alumni SessionInstitute Level
Nil13-Jan-2345Mr. Suraj Patil, Mr. Amey Utpat, Mr. Prathmesh Sanga
Spoken TutorialNationalNational1st July-20th sept
2016
77 Prof. A.D. Meshram,
Prof. A.S. Kulkarni
SOFT COMPUTING”-ANN AND FUZZY SYSTEM FOR PATTERN RECOGNITION(SCAFPR-2016)NationalSolapur University1st Feb 2016 to 05th Feb 2016101 Prof. A.V. Mohare,

Prof. I.I. Kazi,

Prof. B.R. Solunke
A WORKSHOP ON COMPUTER SECURITY & ETHICAL HACKINGNationalNil3rd Feb 2016 to 4th Feb 2016110Prof. K.S. Swami
GOOGLE APP FOR EDUCATIONInstitute Level

Nil13 July 2015 to 14 July 2015250Prof. A.S. Shimpi
EXPERT LECTUREON HADOOPInstitute LevelNil26 Sept 201580Prof. B.R. Solunke
LATEX WORKSHOPInstitute LevelNil3rd April 201665Prof. R.S. Dayama
RECENT TRENDS IN DATABASE ENGINEERINGInstitute LevelNil3rd Feb 201675Prof. B.R. Solunke
I.T Skill
Development Training Program
stateNIIT, Solapur22nd DEC 14 to 27th DEC 1452 Prof. A. A. Phatak
ANDROID OSstateCreazione Softwares Pvt. Ltd, Aurangabad26th December 2014 to 30th December 2014Prof. K. S. Swami
LATEXStateNIL5 Oct 201580Prof. R.S. Dayama
LATEXState

NIL5 Nov 201475Prof. R.S. Dayama
Spoken TutorialNationalIIT BSept 201444Prof. H.S. Chabukswar
LATEXStateNILOCT 201380Prof. R.S. Dayama
Prof. H.S. Chabukswar
BOOTING process of OSStateNIL10 & 11 Aug 2013150Prof. A.S. Pawade
BOOTING process of OSStateNILAug 2014163Prof. A.S. Pawade
ANDROIDStateNILSept 201330Prof. R.S. Jamgekar
RoboticsInternationalIIT B & TechnofiliaSept 2013100Prof. S.S. Joshi & Prof. M.C. Bagwan

Industry Interaction

Industry Interaction

Name of TopicsName of Speaker, Designation and OrganizationDatesNumber of faculty/Student attended
Sponsored ProjectMr. Bhavik Shah22/8/20226
Expert Lecture on Start Up IdeasMr. Bhavik Shah22/8/2022126
Webinar / Awareness session Mrs. Kavita Patil20/5/2022124
Full Stack DevelopmentMr. Ritesh Dayma21/3/202267
Recent trends in DataBase EngineeringMr. Vikas Kadam03/02/201675
Industrial Interaction for HADOOPMr. Sagar Shimpi26/09/201580
Project DevelopmentMr. Avinash Patil03/09/2013100
Software IssuesMr. Jayant Kirtane21/02/201356
Opportunity & expectation from IT industryMr. Amit Chilka13/08/2012140
ANDROID technologyMr. Vishal Teli20/07/201270

Research, Publication and Patent

Research , Publication and Patent

Academic Year

Author/

Co- Author

Journal/Publisher Name

Volume/ISSN-ISBN

Title of Paper/Book

Link to the recognition in UGC enlistment of the Journal/Book

2022-20231. Mrs. Amruta RuikarGovernment of India AI AND IOT BASED SMART WALKING STICK FOR VISUALLYIMPAIRED WITH ALERTING  
2. Amruta RuikarSpringer Nature Computer Science
2661-8907DNN-Based Knee OA Severity Prediction System: Pathologically Robust Feature Engineering Approachhttps://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s42979-022-01476-4
3. Dr. Dattatray GandhmalNirali Prakashan9.78935E+12Deep Learning 
4. Prof A.D RuikarBharati Vidyapeeth press978-93-91015-51-0Lab on C programming 
5. Prof A.D RuikarBharati Vidyapeeth press978-93-91015-83-1Lab on Java 
6. V V Pottigar
IJIRSET2319-8753Implementation of Intelligent Accident and Notification System for Emergency Assistancehttp://www.ijirset.com/upload/2022/march/65_Implementation_NC.pdf
7. V V PottigarIJIRSET2319-8753Clustering data Streams based on shared density between microclusters 
8. V V PottigarIJSREM2582-3930Intercloud resource allocation by using agent based approachhttps://ijsrem.com/download/intercloud-resource-allocation-by-using-agent-based-approach/
9. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIRAJIS-ICME GOA-25106 600, October 2016Analyzing Students learning Experiences Through Social Media
2016-20171. Prof. A.D. MeshramNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Automatic Facial Expression Recognition using Features of Salient Facial Patches
2. Prof. A.S. PawadeNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Meetify: A Friend Recommendation System
3. Prof.A.S.ShimpiRICEVolume 3, 2469-2589Online Feature Selection based on Regression analysis and Clustering method along with its Application
4. Prof.A.S.ShimpiIJIRCCEVol4, Issue 11, 2320-901OFS: Online Feature Selection based on Regression analysis and Clustering method along with its Application
5. Prof.A.S.ShimpiNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Web Image Search Based on Hyper graph Re-ranking
6. Prof. H.T. GurmeNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Augmented Interfaces and Virtual Simulation for Business Models with focus on Banking and Retail
7. Prof. K. S. SwamiIJSRVolume 5 Issue 10, 2319-7064, October-2016Security Methods for Privacy Preserving and Data Sharing Over Cloud Computing and BigData Frameworks.
8. Prof. R.S. DayamaNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Optimal Traffic Engg. & Efficient flooding mechanism
9. Prof. R.S. DayamaNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017Vehical to Vehical communication using Ad-hoc network
10. Prof. R.S. DayamaIJGSERVol. 2(3), 2455-510X, September 2016Efficient and Scalable Botnet Detection Method in P2P Communications
11. Prof. V.V. BhanawaseIJRPETVolume 3      Issue 4, 2454-7875, Apr 2017Efficient Data Storage in Clouds using decentralized access control with anonymous authentication
12. Prof. V.V. BhanawaseNational ConferenceNCCC-2K17, March 2017RRW-A Robust and Reversible Watermarking technique for relational data
2015-20161. Prof. A.A. PhatakIJCSAEVolume 3, No 07, July 2015“A Brief Review on Digital Rights Management Mechanisms with and without Trusted Third Party”
2. Prof. A.A. PhatakIJIRSETVolume 4, Issue 6, June 2016, ISSN-2319-8753“Adjacent Line Image Rotation for Preserving Image Quality”
3. Prof. A.A. PhatakIJIRISSN 2454-1362 Vol-2, Issue 5, 2016“Mining Association Rules Securely from Distributed System”
4. Prof. A.V. MophareIJRITCISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 3 Issue: 11 
6239 – 6243- Year- 2015
“Designing Change Assimilation Process using Close-up Down Graph for Switch Based Networks “
5. Prof. A.V. MophareIRJETISSN-2395-0056 Year-2015.“Dynamic Network Reconfiguration for Switch-Based Network”
6. Prof. A.V. MophareIJRITCISSN: 2321-8169 Volume: 3 Issue: 11 6239 – 6243- Year- 2015“Energy Efficient Minimum Broadcast Routing in ASN”
7. Prof. A.V. MophareIJCSIVolume 6 issue 6 November - December 2015.“IEAACK-Secure Detection System for Packet- Dropping attack in MANETs”
8. Prof. A.V. MophareIJCSITVol. 6 (3), 2015, 2406-2408 Year- 2015.“Minimum Broadcast Energy Conserving Protocol for Asymmetric WSN”
9. Prof. A.V. MophareIJCSIISSN- 2229-3345, Vol -6-Issue-6,Year 2016.“Paradigm of Privacy Preserving Techniques in Social Network Data Publishing”
10. Prof. A.V. MophareIJRISSN-2348-6848, Vol-2, Year 2016.“Visual Categorization Using Negative Bootstrap”
11. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIJCSTVolume 3 Issue 2, Mar-Apr 2015.“An Approach Towards Increasing The Throughput By Reducing Routing Overhead In MANET “
12. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIJARCCEngineering Vol. 5, Issue 2, February 2016“A Survey on Exploring Student’s Experiences through Analyzing Social Media Data”
13. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIJECSVolume 4 Issue 5 May, 2015 Page No.11727.“Automated Guided Model For Integrating News Into Stock Trading strategies”
14. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIJCSTVolume 4 Issue 2, Mar - Apr 2016“A Methodology for the Usage of Side Data in Content Mining”
15. Prof. B.R. SolunkeIJRETJan 5,2016“On Demand Retrieval of Crowd Sourced Mobile Video streaming and sharing the video: CCMVA”
16. Prof. V.V. PottigarIJCSIISSN : 0975-9646 VOL.6 (5), 2015.“An Analysis of Robust Exemplar- Based In painting Algorithm using Region Segmentation and Block Computation”
17. Prof. R.S. JamgekarIJARCCEVolume 5, 2319- 5940, Feb 2016A survey of exploring student’s experience through analyzing social media data
18. Prof. A.D. Meshram
Prof. A.S. Kulkarni
Prof. S.S. Hippargi
IJLTETvolume. 6 issue 4 March 2016 ISSN: 2278-621X“Big Data analytics using Real-Time Architecture”
19. Prof. R.S. DayamaIJGSERVol. 2, 2455-510X, February 2016Multi-Face Recognition with Attendance & Security
20. Prof. H.T. GurmeIJCSTVolume 3 Issue 5, 2347-8578, Sep-Oct 2015Throughput-Aware Probabilistic Rebroadcasting Method to Reduce Routing Overhead in Mobile Ad Hoc Network
2014-20151. Prof. V.V. PottigarIJCTISSN : 0975-9646 VOL.6 (5), 2015.“Faster and Efficient method for Robost Exemplar Based In painting using block processing”
2. Prof. A.S. PawadeASSRVolume 5 , Issue2 ,2350-1146,Optimal Data Mining Techniques for Security Means
3. Prof. H.T. GurmeIJCSTVolume 3 Issue 2, 2347-8578, Mar-Apr-2015An Approach Towards Increasing The Throughput By Reducing Routing Overhead In MANET
4. Prof. R.S. DayamaIJCAVol. 118, 0975 – 8887, May 2015Secured Network from Distributed DOS through HADOOP
5. Prof. R.S. JamgekarIJCSITVol. 6 (2), 0975-9646, June 2015A Context-Aware Search System for Smart Phones Based on Context-Aware Infrastructure
6. Prof. R.S. JamgekarIJCSITVol. 6 (5), 0975-9646, June 2015Improving Privacy In Healthcare Service By Using Cloud Assisted Technologies
7. Prof. R.S. JamgekarIJCSITVol. 6 (5), 0975-9646, June 2015Enhancing Healthcare Service By Using OPE with Cloud Databases
8. Prof. V.V. BhanawaseVESCOMM Conference-2015Volume 2, 978-81-928542-0-2, February-2015P2P Botnet Prevention with the help of Sybil attack
9. Prof. V.V. BhanawaseIJATES

Volume 3

Issue 2, 2348-7550, February-2015

Requirements,Proposals and challenges in Transaction Management Service-oriented Systems
2013-20141. Prof. A.V. Mophare, 
Prof. A.A. Phatak
IJCAVolume 83, PP 75-78, Dec 2013“Security & Privacy in Mobile Cloud Computing: Issues, Challenges &Appl.”
2. Prof. V.V. PottigarIJERTVolume 2
PP 3255-3260, Dec 2013
“Difference strategies of grid scheduling techniques”
3. Prof. R.S. DayamaIJCAVolume 82, PP 12-14, November 2013.“Achieving Reliability in Link State Protocol using Efficient Flooding and Traffic Splitting
4. Prof. A.S. PawadeIJSERVolume 2, Issue 5,
Feb 2014
“Activity Analysis in social networking for enhancing trust”
5. Prof. R.S. JamgekarELSEVIREISBN:978-93-5107-220-1,28,March 2014“Secure Cloud Computing”
6. Prof. A.S. Pawade,
Prof. R.S. Jamgekar,
Prof. H.M. Gaidhankar
ELSEVIREISBN No. 978-93-5107,220-1,28 March 2014“Constraint based intertransaction Association rule discovery for stock prediction”
7. Prof. A.S. PawadeCOSMICISSN- 0976-8491, Vol 5, Issue 2, April 2014“Disability in online social n/w with an analysis of their models & their comprehensive activities”
8. Prof. A.S. PawadeJCTVol. 3, Issue 4, April 2014“The analysis of emotion mining from the text in the online social network”
9. Prof. S.S. HippargiIJARCSSEVolume 3, Issue 11, Nov 2013“Cloud Computing for media storage & performance analysis”
10. Prof. S.S. HippargIJERTVolume 2, Issue 12, Dec 2013“Information sharing system using cloud for education”
11. Prof. V.V. BhanawaseIJSERVolume 5 Issue 2, 2229-5518, February-2014Transaction Management in Service-Oriented Systems: Implementation
Results

Results

Sr. No.Academic YearDepartmentClassName of the StudentResult In PercentageUniversity Rank
12021-22CSEBE Chavan Ujjwala Nivrutti89.7811th
2Gudage Shraddha Sanjay88.57 
3Mule Kajal Sunil88.34 
4TE Shruti Prashant Ingale87.09 
5Snehal Manoj Kortekar88.06 
6Tanjila Bashirahmad Bijali85.09 
7SE Raut Rutuja Mahesh96.773rd
8Kurale Nikhil Anil95.617th
9Mergu Swapnil Sharad94.9710th
10Khilari Rohit 94.9710th
12020-21CSEBE SUBHEDAR ZOHA ANJUM ABDUL MUNAF88.956th
2KANNURKAR REKHA NURANDAPPA86.69 
3DYAWARKONDA LATA SUBHASH86.09 
4TE    
5   
6   
7SE KORTEKAR SNEHAL MANOJ93.821st
8SHIRKE ATHARVA PRASHANT93.092nd
9SHIRKE SANIKA PARAG92.613rd
12019-20CSEBE KULKARNI ANKITA CHANDRACHUD86.736th
2TELE AISHWARYA SHRIDHAR84.6 
3FARASH SHIFA MUKHTAR ALAM83.84 
4TE DYAWARKONDA LATA SUBHASH86.57 
5RAUL NAVINA NAGRAJ86.11 
6SE CHAVAN UJJWALA NIVRUTTI88.78 
7GUDAGE SHRADDHA SANJAY88.31 
8NARULE VAISHNAVI AJAY86.63 
12018-19CSEBEJANGAM ABOLI SURENDRA85.287th
2TE KULKARNI ANKITA CHANDRACHUD86.291st
3FARASH SHIFA MUKHTAR ALAM84.296th
4SESUBHEDAR  ZOHA ANJUM  ABDUL MUNAF86.815th
12017-18CSEBE TANDALE PRAJAKTA SUNIL88.592nd
2KINAGI ASHWINI ARVIND85.78th
3SAGAR PREMA  RAJSHEKHAR85.539th
4TE DUDHANKAR SHWETA MAHESH83.886th
5JANGAM ABOLI SURENDRA82.659th
6BE TELE AISHWARYA SHRIDHAR83.621st
7KULKARNI ANKITA CHANDRACHUD83.062nd
8SHIRKE SHREYA PRASHANT82.123rd
Placement
Non Teaching Details
Name
Designation
Qualification
Email-Id
Total Experience in NBNSCOEPhoto
Mr.Vinayak NaleLab AssistantBCA (Microsoft Certification)nale.vinayak@gmail.com10 Years
Mr. Onkar Sadanand DiwateLab AssistantDiploma in Electrical Engg.onkardiwate1912@gmail.com8 Years
Mrs. Shweta S. ChavanLab Assistant MCA swetachavan4095@gmail.com1.3 years 
Mr Umesh BabarPeon BA umbabar88@gmail.com13 years
Syllabus