A Computer Department Newsletter - GEC-Rajkot

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A Computer Department Newsletter Year - 1 | Issue - 6 | Page - 34 | July- 2021 Editor : Dr. MAHESH TITIYA, Co-Editor : Ms. PRIYANKA RAVAL GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGE RAJKOT

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A Computer Department Newsletter

Year - 1 | Issue - 6 | Page - 34 | July- 2021

Editor : Dr. MAHESH TITIYA,Co-Editor : Ms. PRIYANKA RAVAL

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGERAJKOT

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Government Engineering College, Rajkot (GECR) was established in the year 2004with a vision to provide technical education to the students to make them technicallycompetent and ethically sound to meet the growing demands of the industries and forbenefit of the society as a whole. Government Engineering College, Rajkot is aGovernment institution affiliated to Gujarat Technological University(GTU) and recognizedby All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi.

The Department of Computer Engineering, established in 2004, is one of the mostdynamic departments of Government Engineering College, Rajkot. The department hasconsistently maintained an exemplary academic and research records.

To bring out graduates who can solve challenges of industry and society byapplying computing techniques.

To develop partnership with industries, government agencies and Research andDevelopment organizations for knowledge and resource sharing.

To encourage faculties and students to participate in reputed conferences,workshops, seminars and other such technical activities.

To motivate students/graduates to be entrepreneurs.

To impart human and ethical values among students in the service of society.

VISION & MISSION

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To provide value-based technology education in Computer Engineering.

Vision

Mission

“Your most unhappy customers are your greatest source of learning.”- Bill Gates

Principal Sir's Message

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"Ideas won't keep. something must be done about them."– Alfred North Whitehead

I hope that this letter finds all ourstudents and employees in the pink ofhealth! It gives me immense joy towelcome yet another batch of newstudents to Government EngineeringCollege, Rajkot as we look forward tospending these four of learning andteaching with you. We are alsoextremely pleased to welcome back our2nd, 3rd and 4th year students as westart yet another academic life of 2021-22. This year, like every other year,brings with it renewed hope of doingbetter than the last year.

I feel deeply for the students andemployees who have had to feel therepercussions of the COVID-19pandemic. I also hope and pray for thespeedy recovery of all those still in theclutches of COVID-19.

As we begin a new academic year, Icannot overlook the struggles andachievements of the previous academicyear. All the students and facultymembers did a commendable job incontinuing to learn and teach despite thesetbacks caused by the pandemic. Somany faculty members rose up to theoccasion and brought in new ways ofeducating and made sure that thelearning process could continueunfettered. I cannot thank you enough.

As we begin a new academic year, Icannot overlook the struggles andachievements of the previous academicyear. All the students and facultymembers did a commendable job incontinuing to learn and teach despite thesetbacks caused by the pandemic. Somany faculty members rose up to theoccasion and brought in new ways ofeducating and made sure that thelearning process could continueunfettered. I cannot thank you enough.

Wish you best of luck,

Dr. C.H. VithalaniPrincipal of Government Engineering College Rajkot

Dear students and faculty members ofthe Department of Computer Engineering, Ifeel greatly privileged and honored towelcome you to yet another academicSemester (Odd Term - 2021-22) of workingtogether and achieving unprecedentedsuccess. I would especially like to welcomeour newest students who will takeadmission this year and will embark on anew and exciting journey towardsgraduation.

The last academic year brought with itmany challenges due to the COVID-19pandemic that sent our country reeling. Ihope and pray for the speedy recovery ofall those still in the grips of COVID-19. Ialso put my confidence in God’s mercy thatthe coming year will see fewer and fewerCOVID-19 infections.

I am profoundly grateful to the facultymembers for their patience andperseverance in the past year in continuingeducation online. I whole-heartedlycongratulate all the students for pushingthrough yet another year and for their zealto learn despite the challenges. While ourcountry recuperates after the pandemic, therestrictions on in-person classroomteaching are still in place. This means thatwe have begun this academic year onceagain with online teaching and learning andcontinue till such a time as when thegovernment regulations are relaxed.However, given the past year’s success inonline education, I believe this will be easy.

The new academic year brings with itnew opportunities to learn and outdoourselves. I wish all my students and facultymembers a year full of good health andacademic success. Let us begin thisacademic year responsibly with thenecessary COVID-19 appropriate measuresand precautions as we contribute towardsmaking our country COVID-free.

Best Regards,Dr. Chirag S. Thaker Professor & Head Computer Engineering Department, Government Engineering College, Rajkot

HOD Sir's Message

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"The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones."– John Maynard Keynes

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1. College Club Corner

4. Faculty Corner - Acknowledging

2. Latest Technology Article

3. Alumni Interview

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“An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all.”- Oscar Wilde

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Google Cloud Ready Facilitator Program

DSA Carnival ~ Codechef GEC Rajkot Chapter

Human Augmentation

Next-Gen Windows 11

Big Data Analytics

19Bioinformatics

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25Ideation & Prototyping

Sessions Conducted By HOD Sir

29Inaugurating Computer Department Topper’s List

In Google Cloud Ready Facilitator program students were provided anopportunity to kickstart their career in cloud and get hands on practice on GoogleCloud – Google Cloud powers apps like Google Search, Gmail and YouTube. Alongthe way, they learnt & practiced concepts like computing, application development,big data & machine learning using cloud.

There were basically 4 milestone in this program. and every milestone havesome number of skill badges and quest which they have to complete to achieve themilestone. Milestone-1 consisted of 8 quests and 4 skill badges. Milestone - 2consisted of 16 quests & 8 skill badges. Milestone - 3 consisted of 24 quests & 12skill badges. Milestone - 4 Ultimate milestone consisted of all 30 quests & 15 skillbadges.

The students who have achieved various milestone will get google cloud t-shirt, pen, bag, badges, stickers according to their milestones.

College Club Corner

“Be less curious about people and more curious about ideas.” - Marie Curie

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Google Cloud Ready Facilitator Program:

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“No army can withstand the strength of an idea whose time has come.” - Victor Hugo

Students Who Have Achieved Milestones:

This time CodeChef chapter of our college organized DSA carnival. In totalthere were 10 colleges in collaboration for this carnival. DSA carnival is a one kind ofbootcamp which covered all the topics of data structure and algorithms that too frombasic to advance level. This carnival started on 4th June and ended on 21st June. Inthese 18 days there were 18 different sessions. There were 17 different speakers inthis event. No. of participants were around 4000. After every session there was aquiz organized for the students. The winner of this quiz was given goodies by thesponsors of the carnival. The topics covered in this carnival were sorting, divide andconquer and greedy, dynamic programming and hashing, concept of trees, tries,graph, segment tree, bit manipulation, heaps and many more. On 21st June therewas a separate session organized called ‘ASK ME ANYTHING’. In this sessionstudents were free to ask their doubts.

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“Ideas come from everything” - Alfred Hitchcock

DSA Carnival:

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“If you want something new, you have to stop doing something old” - Peter Drucker

Carnival Finale:

This carnival finale was organized on 27th June between 7:30 PM to 12:00AM. There were 11 questions in this contest. It was an open contest. In total 1800+submissions in this contest. The questions were related to the things that weretaught in the carnival.

Top 3 winners of this finale got mock interview by proxyprep, laptopbag fromprepbyte, lifetime Taskade access, Egghead Coupons and many more. Participantsgot 20 - 50% less course coupon from coding blocks and also each participant got acertificate for the participation. The name of top 3 winners of the contest wereAchintya Eeshan (1st rank), Ujjwal Singh (2nd rank) and Shaksham Tikoo (3rdrank).

Mahima Desani

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Purnendu Bhatt

Human augmentation is a field of research that aims to enhance human abilitiesthrough medicine or technology. This has historically been achieved by consumingchemical substances that improve a selected ability or by installing implants whichrequire medical operations. Both of these methods of augmentation can be popular.Augmented abilities have also been achieved with external tools, such aseyeglasses, binoculars, microscopes or highly sensitive microphones. Lately,augmented reality and multimodal interaction technologies have enabled non-invasive ways to augment human. Human augmentation is an interdisciplinary field that addresses methods,technologies and their applications for enhancing sensing, action and/or cognitiveabilities of a human. This is achieved through sensing and actuation technologies,fusion and fission of information, and artificial intelligence (AI) methods.

We would add that in order for something to be an augment, it must become sointegrated into the user’s life that it becomes an extension of them. For instance, a hammeris only relevant when you need it and thus would not be an augment. But a sufficientlydiscreet exoskeleton could become as normal to your life as your ability to walk, and thuswould be an augment. So, following this rule, a laptop would not be considered anaugmentation, but a smartphone—and especially a mobile smartwatch—could easily beconsidered an augmentation. It’s almost always with (or on) you, and it augments yourability to access any information at any time.

Latest Technology Article

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“We are set in our ways, bound by our perspectives and stuck in our thinking.”- Joel Osteen

Human Augmentation

Replicating human ability: Human augmentations that restore or replicatetypical human abilities fall into the category of replication. This includes thingslike prosthetic limbs for the disabled, hearing aids for the deaf, and voicesynthesizers for the mute.Supplementing human ability: Human augmentations that improve our abilityto do something fall under the category of supplementation. This includesdevices that artificially increase our strength, enhance our sight beyond normallimits, or increase our intelligence.Exceeding human ability: Human augmentations that allow us to do things thatwe cannot do on our own fall into the category of exceeding augmentation. Thisincludes things like the ability to fly, breathe underwater, see ultraviolet orinfrared light, and smell chemicals not currently detectable by the humanolfactory sense.

Human augmentation can be further divided into three main categories with differentfunctions:

EKSOWORKS creates exoskeletons for industrial andrehabilitation purposes. Their products are devices that userswear on their body (typically from the torso up) for artificialstrength and endurance. These devices come in multiplevariations for different tasks, to help users in areas likeconstruction, auto manufacturing, and even physical therapy.

“Ideas and not battles mark the forward progress of mankind.” - L. Ron Hubbard

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Types of Human Augmentation:

Types of Human Augmentation:

Many parts of the human body can be augmented, but here are five examples that showsome of the directions augmentation can take.

SOLAR EAR is a low-cost, solar-rechargeablehearing aid. It provides the hard of hearing and near-deaf with an affordable alternative to traditionalhearing aids, bringing the technology into countriesand regions that previously weren’t able to afford suchdevices.

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“Thoughts are like burning stars, and ideas, they flood, they stretch the universe.” - Criss Jami

The TESLA SUIT is a wearable outfit that can control thewearer’s temperature, provide haptic feedback, and track thewearer’s movements. While this tech is currently being used forVR immersion, the ideas that have gone into its developmentcan be translated easily into the realm of augmentation.

SKYLIGHT, a platform by Upskill, has partneredwith Google to create smart glasses for aviationengineers. The glasses aid in the tightening of B-nuts, which are a critical component of jetengines. These nuts have to be tightenedperfectly or the engine could fail. The Skylightglasses can detect when a worker is tightening aB-nut, and they use a wi-fi connected torquewrench to determine when a B-nut has beentightened perfectly.

BRAIN COMPUTER INTERFACES (BCI) areinterfaces that allow an individual to interact with acomputer or machine using only their mind. Whilemost of this technology is still conceptual, thepossibilities are limitless. BCI is not just aboutsending information to a computer, but alsoallowing humans to receive new types ofinformation from their computers in return.Computers may one day be able to digitallyreplicate aspects of the human experience,allowing individuals to experience softwarethrough all of their five senses.

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Purnendu Bhatt Madhav Jajal

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“No matter what anybody tells you, words and ideas can change the world”- Tom Schulman

1. Introduction

Since the beginning of our journey with computers, Windows OS has been one of ourcompanions. It is so user-friendly that even a layman can easily operate a computer withWindows OS. Let’s look at a brief introduction about this wonderful piece of software.

The Windows operating system (Windows OS) refers to a family of operating systemsdeveloped by Microsoft Corporation. Windows has traditionally dominated the personalcomputer world, running, by some estimates, more than 75 percent of all personalcomputers.

Windows provides a graphical user interface (GUI), virtual memory management,multitasking, and support for many peripheral devices.

There had been different versions of Windows OS, while most of them were successful,few of them were disaster for the company. The most recent version is Windows 11, whichis not yet released for general users but its developer build is released for windows insiderusers.

2.The next-gen Windows

The vision of Microsoft chairman and CEO Satya Nadella for Windows 11 is to make it‘the center of our ecosystem’. And we can actually see his vision with the massive redesignand new features that Windows 11 offers.

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“But if you have big ideas you have to use big words to express them, haven't you?”- L.M. Montgomery

Fresh and new design

The first big change which can be seen is the new design of taskbar, start menuand icons! Windows 11 comes with a refreshing look. After upgrading to the newWindows OS, users will notice the Start menu at the center and rounded corners onmenus. You will also see all the default icons such as Edge and File Explorer to thecenter. You do get the option to change the position of these apps and move theStart button to its original place. The updated Start menu now doesn’t offer any Live Tiles that you might have seenin Windows 10, instead, you will notice some recommended apps at the bottom.Microsoft has added a dedicated search button as well, so that users can search fortheir favorite apps and preloaded functions. Apart from this Explorer and thesettings app also got a fresh look. This time the UI is more like glass and therounded corners just adds more to the effect. These design changes make it lookmore modern and refreshing.

Android apps can now run on windows!

Microsoft is bringing Android apps to Windows for the first time. Yes, you read itright, Android apps on your windows device! Starting later this year, people willnotice Android apps in the Microsoft Store and will be able to download themthrough the Amazon Appstore. So, we finally will say farewell to the androidemulators which we used to run android apps on our windows pc. What’s moreinteresting to note is that these android apps will run natively on Windows 11! Withthe help of Intel's Bridge technology, a runtime post-compiler will enable theseandroid applications to run natively on x86-based devices, including running thoseapplications on Windows. Well this will surely create problems for Chromebooksand Google’s Chrome OS. It would be very interesting to see what will be thereaction of Google to this.

Run Linux CLI apps and GUI also on Windows

Running Linux applications on a windows device is quite resource heavy task if youare considering using a virtual machine. Well Windows Subsystem for Linux orWSL solves this problem of ours. The Windows Subsystem for Linux letsdevelopers run a GNU/Linux environment, including most command-line tools,utilities, and applications, directly on Windows, unmodified, without the overhead ofa traditional virtual machine or dual boot setup. Actually, WSL is not a Windows 11thing. If you want to give it a try, you can just use it on your Windows 10 device too.

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“An idea is something you have; an ideology is something that has you”- Morris Berman

Better multitasking experience

Windows 11 also brings new Snap Layouts, Snap Groups and Desktops to offer abetter way to multitask. These are new features designed to help us to organize ourwindows and optimize our screen real estate so we can see what we need just theway we want in a layout that’s visually clean. Users will also be able to createseparate Desktops and customize them to their liking. For example, you can have aDesktop for work, gaming or college.

Widgets

Windows 11 offers updated widgets that can slide over your desktop to show younews, weather, calendar, to-do list and your recent photos. You will also be able toview the widgets on full-screen in case you want to see everything at once. Userscan add or remove widgets anytime they want.

3. Conclusion

Personally, I love how Windows 10 looks and performs but after hearing about thesefeatures and changes to UI on 24th June event, I got super excited! I mean it’s great. Fewdays later, Microsoft released the insider build of Windows 11 on dev channel of WindowsInsider updates. I am currently using Windows 11 on a 7-year-old laptop and I can tell youwithout hesitation that it works great given that it’s an insider build (kind of beta but moreunstable).

Windows 11 gives a new hope to the Windows OS family and after its release I amdefinitely sure that it will dominate the market just how like Windows XP, 7 and 10 did.

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Ajit KumarHimansu

Big data analytics is the often-complex process of examining big data to uncoverinformation such as hidden patterns, correlations, market trends and customer preferencesthat can help organizations make informed business decisions. On a broad scale, data analytics technologies and techniques give organizations a wayto analyze data sets and gather new information. Business intelligence (BI) queries answerbasic questions about business operations and performance. Big data analytics is a form of advanced analytics, which involve complex applicationswith elements such as predictive models, statistical algorithms and what-if analysispowered by analytics systems.

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"An Idea Is Salvation By Imagination." – Frank Lloyd Wright

Big Data Analytics

Big Data Analytics has been there in the market for quite some time now. More andmore businesses are adopting it to go beyond the traditional ways of data storage andprocessing.

New trends such as X-Analytics are being used to find solutions to challenges,including climate change, disease prevention and wildlife protection.

Big Data also gives us interesting trends like Decision Intelligence which provides aframework to help data engineers to design, model, execute and monitor decision modelsand processes in the context of business outcomes and behaviour. In fact, by 2023, morethan 33% of large organizations will have analysts practising decision intelligence.

Cost reduction. Big data technologies such as Hadoopand cloud-based analyticsbring significant cost advantages when it comes to storing large amounts of data – plusthey can identify more efficient ways of doing business. Faster, better decision making. With the speed of Hadoop and in-memory analytics,combined with the ability to analyze new sources of data, businesses are able toanalyze information immediately – and make decisions based on what they’ve learned. New products and services. With the ability to gauge customer needs andsatisfaction through analytics comes the power to give customers what they want.Davenport points out that with big data analytics, more companies are creating newproducts to meet customers’ needs.

Big data analytics helps organizations harness their data and use it to identify newopportunities. That, in turn, leads to smarter business moves, more efficient operations,higher profits and happier customers. In his report Big Data in Big Companies, IIA Directorof Research Tom Davenport interviewed more than 50 businesses to understand how theyused big data. He found they got value in the following ways:

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"No Matter What People Tell You, Words And Ideas Can Change The World." – Robin Williams

Why is big data analytics important

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"The wise only possess ideas; the great part of mankind are possessed by them." – Samual Taylor Coleridge

Hadoop, which is an open source framework for storing and processing big data sets.Hadoop can handle large amounts of structured and unstructured data.Predictive analytics hardware and software, which process large amounts ofcomplex data, and use machine learning and statistical algorithms to make predictionsabout future event outcomes. Organizations use predictive analytics tools for frauddetection, marketing, risk assessment and operations.Stream analytics tools, whichare used to filter, aggregate and analyze big data thatmay be stored in many different formats or platforms.Distributed storage data, which is replicated, generally on a non-relational database.This can be as a measure against independent node failures, lost or corrupted big data,or to provide low-latency access.NoSQL databases, which are non-relational data management systems that are usefulwhen working with large sets of distributed data. They do not requirea fixed schema,which makes them ideal for raw and unstructured data.A data lake is a large storage repository that holds native-format raw data until it isneeded. Data lakes use a flat architecture.A data warehouse, which is a repository that stores large amounts of data collected bydifferent sources. Data warehouses typically store data using predefined schemas.Knowledge discovery/big data mining tools, which enable businesses to mine largeamounts of structured and unstructured big data.In-memory data fabric, which distributes large amounts of data across systemmemory resources. This helps provide low latency for data access and processing.Data virtualization, which enables data access without technical restrictions.Data integration software, which enables big data to be streamlined across differentplatforms, including Apache, Hadoop, MongoDB and Amazon EMR.Data quality software, which cleanses and enriches large data sets.Data preprocessing software, which prepares data for further analysis. Data isformatted and unstructured data is cleansed.Spark, which is an open source cluster computing framework used for batch andstream data processing.

Many different types of tools and technologies are used to support big data analyticsprocesses. Common technologies and tools used to enablebig data analytics processesinclude:

Key big data analytics technologies and tools

Customer acquisition and retention. Consumer data can help the marketing efforts ofcompanies, which can act on trendsto increase customersatisfaction. For example,personalization engines for Amazon, Netflix and Spotify can provide improved customerexperiences and create customer loyalty.Targeted ads. Personalization data from sourcessuch as past purchases, interaction patternsand product page viewing histories can help generate compelling targeted ad campaigns forusers on the individual level and on a larger scale.Product development. Big data analytics can provide insights to inform about productviability, development decisions, progress measurement and steer improvements in thedirection of what fits a business' customers.Price optimization. Retailers may opt for pricing models that use and model data from avariety of data sources to maximize revenues.Supply chain and channel analytics. Predictive analytical models can help with preemptivereplenishment, B2B supplier networks, inventory management, route optimizations and thenotification of potential delays to deliveries.Risk management. Big data analytics can identify new risks from data patternsfor effectiverisk management strategies.Improved decision-making. Insightsbusiness users extractfrom relevant data can helporganizations make quicker and better decisions.

Quickly analyzing large amounts of data from different sources, in many differentformats and types.Rapidly making better-informed decisions for effective strategizing, which can benefitand improve the supply chain, operations and other areas of strategic decision-making.Cost savings, which can result from new business process efficiencies andoptimizations.A better understanding of customer needs, behavior and sentiment, which can leadto better marketing insights, as well as provide information for product development.Improved, better informed riskmanagement strategies that draw from large samplesizes of data.

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"Every moment is a fresh beginning." – T.S Eliot

Big data analytics uses and examples

Big data analytics benefits

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Charmi Goswami Nidhi makdani

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"The value of an idea has nothing whatever to do with the sincerity of the man who expresses it." – Oscar Wilde

Bioinformatics

Bioinformatics has become a buzzword in today’s world of Science. About one ortwo decades ago, people saw biology and computer science as two entirely different fields.One would learn about living beings and their functions whereas the other would learnabout computers and underlying theories. However, at present, there seems to be a mereseparation between the two fields and this new field, bioinformatics, has emerged as acombination of both Computer Science and Biology.

What is Bioinformatics?

Bio + informatics = Bioinformatics

According to Wikipedia,

Bioinformatics is an interdisciplinary field that develops methods and software toolsfor understanding biological data. As an interdisciplinary field of science, bioinformaticscombines computer science, statistics, mathematics, and engineering to analyze andinterpret biological data. Various biological analyses result in exponential amounts of biological data and itbecomes very hard to analyze them using manual means. This is where Computer Sciencecomes to the rescue. Various computational techniques are used to analyze hunks ofbiological data more accurately and efficiently by means of automated processes. Hence,bioinformatics can be considered as a field of data science for solving problems in biologyand medicine.

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"Neither man nor nation can exist without a sublime idea." – Fyodor Dostoyevsky

A major application of bioinformatics can be found in the fields of precision medicineand preventive medicine. Precision medicine consists of health care techniquescustomized for individual patients, including treatments and practices. Rather than treatingor curing diseases, precision medicine focuses of developing measures to preventdiseases. Some of the diseases being focused are influenza, cancer, heart disease anddiabetes.

Bioinformatics has become an inter-disciplinary science and if you are a biologist, youwill find that having knowledge in bioinformatics can benefit you immensely with yourexperiments and research.

Researches are being carried out to identify genetic alterations in patients allowingscientists to come up with better treatments and even possible measures of prevention.Certain types of cancer, being caused by such genetic alterations can be identifiedbeforehand and can be treated before the conditions get worse. You can read more aboutthe role of bioinformatics in cancer treatment at National Cancer Institute.

Why Learn and Apply Bioinformatics?

Before getting deep in to the subject, as the starting steps, you will have tolearn a little bit about biology; genetics and genomics to be specific. This willinclude studying about genes, DNA, RNA, protein structures, various synthesisprocesses etc.

Next, you will have to study about biological sequences (for example, sequencesfound in DNA, RNA and proteins) and techniques to discover and analyze various patternsand informative sites in them. You will come across various algorithms used by differenttechniques. Also, you will get the chance to use various machine learning and datamining techniques such as hidden Markov models, neural networks and clustering. Since you will be dealing with large amounts of data, it is crucial to have a goodunderstanding in statistics as you have to analyze data according to specificrequirements.Of course you will need good programming skills. R, Python, and Bash arethe most commonly used programming languages in biological data analyses. Decidingwhich one to start with depends on your goals. You can use other languages such asC/C++ and Java as well.

Why Learn and Apply Bioinformatics?

After having the basic understanding about the fundamental concepts, youcan explore other areas such structural bioinformatics, systems biology andbiological networks.

The human being is a fascinating creature and its genome is even morefascinating. The entire genome being stored in a DNA molecule is mind-blowing as how it is possible to encode such huge amounts of data in a singleminute entity and decode them precisely to create unique human beings withtheir own unique characters. However, certain alterations in gene expressioncan cause fatal genetic diseases. Healthcare ecosystems require measures toidentify such diseases and provide treatment and preventive measures to helpsave human lives.

Bioinformatics has proven to possess great potential to identify diseasesbeforehand, determine treatment and help make human lives better. With theinspiration and knowledge of computer science, fields such as genetechnology, medicine and healthcare can evolve from curing individual patientsto healing entire populations.

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"The value of an idea has nothing whatever to do with the sincerity of the man who expresses it." – Oscar Wilde

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Chauhan Jignesh Chau Satish

She came up with her own company stand-alone Web the Universe. After that shecontributed to Weybee Solutions. She worked as an Assistant Professor in VVPEngineering College, Rajkot. In 2019, Weybee Solutions Pvt.Ltd was established where she is a Technical Director. Her family has always supported her and she mentions on how her family promotededucation over anything because of which she could reach where she is now. She defined herself as “I am ambitious since childhood, I am Hardworking, I amcalm and good Listener” She’s Bench is the first bench of GEC, she listened about our college professorsexperience as they have 15-20 years of experience and all the faculty of AVPTI also goodand that’s why she taken admission in GECR. She also told us about college initial time difficulties which she faced like language,because she come from Gujarati medium that’s why she works very hard and given more time to understand things, she given message for our fresher’s students, the generalsubject which are the part of first year, all the students have to not take lightly that subjects,they are also equally important, as a software engineer in future that subjects may behelpful to develop something.

Alumni Interview

"An idea that is not dangerous is unworthy of being called an idea at all." – Elbert Hubbard

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Introducing Vrunda Vakil an Alumni of ComputerDepartment from batch 2004-08.

Vrunda Vakil belongs to Jasdan near to Rajkot Gujarat.She completed her primary From Shri Vivekanand Vidhyalayand she completed her high school form Kanya Vinay Mandir(KVM) in her town, she completed her HSC at KadvibaiVirani School Rajkot And She started her college journey of engineering from GECR in 2004 and completed in 2008.She also completed her masters form RK University in 2014.

Vrunda Vakil

She told us goals of their company

She told that, during college time “You should be a good Learner”, becauseyou have dedicated time for learning in that era. You not have any otherresponsibility at that time. “Get more Knowledge form your professors”, becauseprofessors are very experienced and kind. She told us about technologies and current IT trends, like frontend, backendand other things, as per her suggestion one should be a good in all the thingsdespite of frontend or backend one should be a Full stack developer. (may you areexpertise in one but should have hands on experience as a full stack developer) When we talked about her regarding placements then she told us thatConcepts are clearer for better placements because companies are more focusingon your core subject concepts first and then on which framework you are good. When she was completed his degree, her goal is not to place, she wanted tobe a Entrepreneur, she started Web the Universe, she learned web designing, shespend her time to get new technologies. She talked about her company, WeyBee Solutions Pvt. Ltd. where sheworked domains which they are working are Ecommerce platform Development,Customize ERP solutions, social media marketing , Web , Desktop and mobileApplication development, product development, SaaS. They have a team of 15-20people.

To provides good environment to employee where they can learn and grow.To work with technically challenging projects, and solve them with better results andproviding Quality solutions. This has been the goal since the establishment and stillstays intact. She told us In future there will be web applications demands is same as nowa days, web applications with PWA, Data Analysis, Voice/Chat bot development,blockchain technology.

"He that will not apply new remedies must expect new evils." – Francis Bacon

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She told us when we asked about achievements of her company Company came up with Jama Udhar startup which focused on problem-solvingof the goldsmith’s, A B2B ecommerce portal development, , Cloud based IOTsolutions, Real time house interior/exterior visualization and many more…

She has developed an Ecommerce Aggregator product with more than 25 saleschannels integration. She has worked with multiple technologies to build hercompany that helped her solving the challenges she faced. She told us about Newsletter activity, it’s good to connect with student or giveany suggestions to students and talking with students.

" Wise men put their trust in ideas and not in circumstances." – Ralph Waldo Emerson

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Compiled By :

Abdullah Malek Prince Makvana

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“Integrity is the ability to stand by an idea.” - Ayn Rand

Faculty Corner - Acknowledging

Ideation & Prototyping

On 22nd June 2021, computer an electrical department had organized expertsession on “Ideation and Prototyping” from 12:30 to 01:00 PM using online platform.It was sponsored by SSIP-IIC. Coordinators of the event was Prof. S. M. Gambhirand Prof. K. K. Dudani. Number of participates of the event was 69 Students alongwith faculty members. Objective of the event was to make student aware aboutsteps involved in ideation and prototyping as part of Design thinking process. It wasmainly based on understanding the importance of ideation process and prototyping.And to orient students towards innovation, Start up.

The Student Startup & Innovation Policy ofGovernment of Gujarat aims to create anintegrated, state-wide, university-based innovationecosystem to support innovations and ideas ofyoung students and provide a conduciveenvironment for optimum harnessing of their

creative pursuit. Expert speaker of the session was Mr. Malav Shah. He is an activeProblem Solver, A Quick learner. A Startup enthusiast and founder of therevolutionary startup- Reolo. Reolo is a student-initiated startup under Gujaratgovernment adapting to new upcoming futuristic technology HOLOGRAM. Reolodeveloping hologram for every sector that eliminates the need of actuality ofproducts or the person being there. Basically, Reolo works on the future that is goingto happen.

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“That's the great secret of creativity. You treat ideas like cats: you make them follow you.” Ray Bradbury

Mr. Malav Shah share his own experience and nicely explain importance ofideation and prototyping in any start up and steps involved. There were manyexamples were given and discussed by an expert and the student’s interaction hasmade this session very informative and Fruitful.

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“I can't understand why people are frightened of new ideas. I'm frightened of the old ones.” - John Cage

Event Photographs

Attended Online workshop on Simulation Methods in Scientific Computingconducted by NSM Nodal Centre on HPC & AI, IIT Kharagpur from 14 to 16June (3 days) 2021.Certificate of Participation in The Virtual Victoria- India EdTech InnovationExchange Program on 7th May 2021.

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"As there are misanthropists or haters of men, so also are there misologists, or haters of ideas." - Plato

Sessions Conducted By Hod Sir

Dr. Chirag S. Thaker Professor & Head Computer Engineering Department,

Government Engineering College, Rajkot

Mahima Desani

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"Whenever ideas fail, men invent words." - Martin H. Fischer

Inaugurating Computer Department Topper’s List at GEC, Rajkot

Computer Department at Government Engineering College recognizes everyyear’s topper students by honoring their details as part of the Topper’s List displayedat the Computer Department, GEC, Rajkot.

On 23rd June, 2021 the Topper’s list containing records from the first batchyear 2008 to till date is inaugurated and displayed. Inaugural process done byHonorable Principal sir in presence of HoDs of all Departments, Alumni Associationcommittee members and department staff members. The display list is sponsored by Alumni Association, GEC Rajkot.

Authored By :

Harshil Kaneria

Faculties and Staff with Honorable Principal Sir, HoDs of All the departments &Members of Alumni Association after unveiling ceremony of Computer

Department Toppers' List by Hon. Principal sir.

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"The power of an idea can be measured by the degree of resistance it attracts." – David Yoho

Student Corner

Name : Janvi PatelSemester :- 2nd

Name :- Ayushi MistrySemester :- 2nd

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"Theory without experience is sterile, practice without theory is blind." – George Jay Anyon

Name :- Krinsi kayadaSemester :- 2nd

Name :- Madhav JajalSemester :- 5th

Name :- Aayushi GeriyaSemester :- 2nd

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College Life….I finally started my new journey,With all new faces around me,With all fresh thoughts of mind,

I finally started my new beginning,Yeah !!! It was a college life…

Inside me, there was thousands of emotions,As I enter very first time on my college campus,I started walking around …just enjoying the view

How I tell you , how it was feeling…Suddenly someone approaches me,

Starts talking and how became best friend…How I tell you, it was something magical,

In the air of the college…I’m just excited that I am spending...My careers 4 beautiful years here…I am making my new identity here,

With a lot of fun,With a lot of friends,

Learning something new day by day…Yeah !!! It was a college life…

-Visha Dobariya

"The idea is in thyself. The impediment, too, is in thyself." – Thomas Carlyle

Name :- Dharvi AbhamgiSemester :- 2nd

Name :- Visha DobariyaSemester :- 2nd

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" No great artist ever sees things as they really are. If he did he would cease to be an artist." – Oscar Wilde

Name :- Khushali RathodSemester :- 5th

Name :- Devanshi SonaraSemester :- 2nd

Hurting myself has become a habit nowThe scars on my wristAre a representation

Of the cracks in my heartMy heart is a haunted house

The doors are lockedThe windows are shattered

The wind and rain keeps dragging in sorrowThe ghosts of my past haunt me

The worries of the future not so far behindI wish I wasn't so damn sensitive

But I remember every scarEvery scream

Everytime you called me worthlessIn my house of chaos and longing

Only your voice echoesI am more you than me

I am less than what you want me to beI am never enough

And always too muchOr too less

I always wished to shatter into a million piecesBut now

Now that it's finally happenedI don't understand what to do

Every piece screamsEverything hurts

The present is a curseI am barely alive

And I really wish I wasn't......-DEVANSHI SONARA

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" A guilty conscience needs to confess. A work of art is a confession." – Albert Camus

Name :- Shaktirajsinh ZalaSemester :- 5th

Palak Antala Mahima Desani

Compiled By :

Janvi Desai

Neil javiya8th sem

Harshil Kaneria5th sem

Yagnik Kansagra 5th sem

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"The two basic processes of education are knowing and valuing." – Robert J. havighurst

COMP # BUZZ Team:

Core Designers:

Content Creators & Editors :

Charmi Goswami - 7th sem

Nidhi Makdani - 7th sem

Mahima Desani - 5th sem

Purnendu Bhatt - 5th sem

Janvi Desai - 5th sem

Prince Makvana - 5th sem

Abdulla Malek - 5th sem

Palak Antala - 5th sem

Madhav Jajal - 5th sem

Ajit Kumar - 5th sem

Himansu - 5th sem

Chauhan Jignesh - 5th sem

Chau Satish- 5th sem