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COMP#BUZZA COMPUTER DEPARTMENT NEWSLETTER

GOVERNMENT ENGINEERING COLLEGERAJKOT

Year - 1 | Issue - 4 | Pages - 1-28 | March-2021

Editor : Dr. MAHESH TITIYACo-Editor : Ms. PRIYANKA RAVAL

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Vision & Mission

Government Engineering College, Rajkot (GECR) was established in the year 2004 with a vision to provide technical education to the students to make them technically competent and ethically sound to meet the growing demands of the industries and for benefit of the society as a whole. Government Engineering College, Rajkot is a Government institution affiliated to Gujarat Technological University(GTU) and recognized by All India Council for Tech-nical Education (AICTE), New Delhi. The Department of Computer Engineering, established in 2004, is one of the most dy-namic departments of Government Engineering College, Rajkot. The department has consis-tently maintained an exemplary academic and research records.

• To provide value-based technology education in Computer Engineering.

Vision

• To bring out graduates who can solve challenges of industry and society by applying com-puting techniques.

• To develop partnership with industries, government agencies and Research and Develop-ment 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.

Mission

Ignorance often makes a complicated thing seem simple, or vice versa. - Mokokoma01


Principal sir’s Message

“Everything exists because other things exist!” - Joey Lawsin, Originemology02

Dear Students and faculties, As we pass February 2021, we cherish our offline exam times back!! Things are coming back to its normal. It’s time to check our online teaching – learning strength in form of exams and mid semester tests. Given the current circumstances we work togeth-er to maintain health and safety standards, while sustaining the academic excellence and personal-ized attention. Education plays an important role in enabling person to face a real life situation with adequate knowledge. Looking back to the tough times, I appreciate all of your efforts in overcom-ing the pandemic situation and continuing with the teaching – learning process in a different way and not only we conduct our curriculums but continu-ously thrive to improve ourselves. GECR organized webinars / expert talks, Mental Health Counselling Helpline, Online lecture, Student Developer Clubs, and Association with MOOCs Platforms like Coursera during lockdown. Our institute is preparing for getting ac-creditation from National Board of Accreditation (NBA). NBA focuses on outcome based education (OBE) which is student centric. In OBE, at the end of educational experience, students are expected to have outcomes. Every course has course out-comes (COs). At the time of learning course, you must be aware of course outcomes. At the end of graduation, every student will achieve programme outcomes (POs). There are Programme Specific Outcomes defined specifically for every depart-ment. It describes what students are expected to be able to do after completion of graduation. Pro-gram educational objectives (PEOs) are broad statements that describe what graduates are ex-pected to attain within few years of graduation.

All the departments have defined our PEOs. PEOs describe what you will be after five years of your graduation. Vision of our institute and department, Mission of our institute and department, PO, PSO and PEO of our department are available on our website, MOODLE as well as displayed in labo-ratory, lobbies and classroom. All the students must be familiar with this terminology of outcome based education. Demand of Computer Engineering is in-creasing day by day and it is necessary to update faculties and students with latest technology. Computer engineers must learn about Program-ming languages like Python, R, C, C++, Java etc. Internet of Things, Data Science, Cloud comput-ing, Artificial Intelligence, Machine learning, Deep learning, Virtual reality, Augmented reality and cognitive radio. You need to attend MOOC and other skill development programmes to bridge the gap of curriculum and industry requirements. Computer Engineering field is becoming too vast that it is not possible to cover everything in the curriculum. Depending on interest of the student, he or she has to select any one topic and study it in depth but for selection of the topic, it is nec-essary to get introductory knowledge of techno-logical advancements. Student should select such topics to deliver seminar and discuss with each other and faculties. MOOC (Massive Open Online Courses) are available for such advance topics. Students should attend any one course during their winter vacation or summer vacation period or even during academic term. Students must have five cognitive skills Conscientiousness, Perseverance, Innovative-ness, taking Initiatives and Problem Solving. We have grant under student start up and innovation policy (SSIP). Take maximum benefit of it for your innovative projects. Find out real life challenges present in the society and industries and work for the solution. Come up with best idea and sub-mit proposal to get funding from SSIP grant. May the coming time fill up new colors to your carrier pathway.

Wish you best of luck,Dr. C.H. Vithalani Principal,Government Engineering College,Rajkot


HOD Sir’s Message

“Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.” - Carl Sagan Most incomprehensible thing about the world is that it is at all comprehensible. -Einstein03


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Dr. Chirag Thaker

It is nice to see our first offline students at college campus after a long break due to the pandemic. Offline exams and online teach-ing is also going on in parallel with a good pace. Covid vaccines are available and have given a great relief to all human citizens and things have started to be in its normal. I would like to thank all our distinguished teachers as well as motivated students for your tireless efforts to overcome the challenges on our way to the success. Still the Covid 19 precautions are necessary to keep it up and sanitation guide-lines are now part of our life. It gives me great pleasure to present the fourth issue of “COMP#BUZZ”. This internal e-newsletter is one of the ways in which we can disseminate information on the life of the Department. “COMP#BUZZ” as a forerun-ner of department activities. It is a technical platform to bring out the hidden talents of students and faculty. Several online webinars and interac-tive sessions were arranged for our 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students in the academic term. Due to COVID 19, the content delivery is done through online teaching mode. GTU exams for the 7th and 5th semesters are over and for the 3rd sem is going on, we expect the exam results soon.

It is of course challenging to continue with the current semester syllabus and facing the last sem exams. It is the time for all of us to work hard for getting good results in all upcoming exams and mid semester tests. This newsletter is an attempt to em-phasize the achievements of the department and look forward to have more in the future on a quarterly editions. Also I invite the read-ers of ‘COMP#BUZZ’ for their contribution and suggestions for the forthcoming issues. I wish good luck to the entire team of editors and look forward for your kind patronage to our newsletter. March being month of Colors may bring colors of joy, satisfaction and success in your personal life and professional career path.

Best Regards

Dr. Chirag S. Thaker Professor & Head Computer Engineering

Department, Government

Engineering College,Rajkot

INDEX

2. Faculty Corner - Acknowledging

6. Student’s Corner

5. Alumni Interview

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1. College Club Corner

3. Latest Technology Article

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I. Internet Of Things(IOT)

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II. STARLINK – Future of Internet

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III. Sentiment Analysis

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I. DSC- Developer Student Clubs 05

II. CodeChef GECR 07

4. Bodhitree e-learning system

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Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.05

I. DSC- Developer Student Clubs

Session-5:- Room DB and Recycler View in Android

1. College Club Corner

This session was organized on 9th January 2021 from 4 PM to 5 PM. DSC GECR in as-sociation with DSC BVM conducted this session.The s peakers for this session were Mukund Kulkarni, Android Facilitator of GEC Rajkot and Deep Kapadia, Android Facilitator of BVM. The advantages of database and recycler view were discussed in this session and then the imple-mentation of both of them wereshown to the students.

Solution Challenge: Info Session

This session was organized on 21 February,2021 10:30 AM onwards. 37 students partic-ipated in this challenge. This session was conducted to provide information about the Solution Challenge an annual competition by Google. The learning outcomes were:

1. Know all the Do’s and Don’ts of Solution Challenge.2. Build their own solution using Google Technologies.

Highlights of Event :

Solution Challenge is an annual competition hosted by Google for uni-versity students. In the Solution Challenge, the students have to solve some lo-cal problems using one or more Google technologies and they can win excit-ing prizes. This year, the Solution Challenge 2021 focussed on the United Nations 17sustainable goals, which meant that the students were required to team up for Solu-tion Challenge 2021 and provide a solution for 1 or more UN’s sustainable goals.

“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity” – Dorothy Parker06

DSC GECR hosted a session for the same on 21st February, 2021 Sunday to provide information about the Solution Challenge. The speakers were Jemik Patel, DSC GECR Lead, Dhaval Savalia, DSC GECR Core Member and Harshil Kaneria, DSC GECR Core member.

The topics covered were - What is Solution Challenge, UN’s 17 Sustainable Goals, Judg-ing Criteria, Timeline, Information about Google Codelabs, Online global support and how to redeem free Google Cloud Credits for using cloud platform for the project.

Authored by :

Jemik PatelComputer Engineering

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“It’s not that I’m so smart, it’s just that I stay with problems longer” – Albert Einstein07

II. Code Chef GECR

Event: Crackdown.cpp Session 1

This event was organized on 9th January, 2021 from 10 AM to 12 PM. 105 students reg-istered out of which 70 students participated. The learning outcomes of this event were:

• Learn C++ language from scratch.• Step toward to Competitive Programming.• Problem solving skills will be increased.

About the Event

Crackdown.cpp Session-1 is the learning series of C++ programming language. In this session, C++ language was introduced to the beginner students, so that the student can par-ticipate in the contest. Romik Makavana was the speaker of the session.

“An investment in knowledge pays the best interest” – Benjamin Franklin08

Event: Crackdown.cpp Session 2

This event was organized on 10th January, 2021 from 10 AM to 12 PM. 105 students reg-istered out of which 50 students participated. The learning outcomes of this event were:

• Learn C++ language from scratch.• Step toward to Competitive Programming.• Problem solving skills will be increased.

About the Event

Crackdown.cpp(session 2) was the second day of learning a series of C++ programming language. In this student leart C++ language from scratch. Basic topics (function , pointers, overloading etc.) were covered in this session. Romik Makavana was the speaker of the session.

ClashOfCode 1.0

This coding contest was organized on 15 feb, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM. 37 students registered out of which 20 participated. Total number of submissions were 90. The learning outcomes were:

• Step towards to Competitive Programming• Problem solving skills will be increased.

In ClashOfCode 1.0 due to some server error difficulty was faced in finding people who have made successful submission and due to this it took long time to find people and sort list-ing them to make a rank list.

Highlights of event

On first day great enthusiasm was seen in students about competitive programming. There was one technical issue that happened that participants can’t see their submissions and rank list also. But they can move on. And at last we saw 90 submissions from participants . It was one of the huge successes of our college chapter.


Authored by :

CodeChef GECR Team

Composed By :

Mahima Desani Purnendu Bhatt

“The highest result of education is tolerance” – Hellen Keller09

ClashOfCode 2.0 This coding contest was organized on 16 feb, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM. 37 students registered out of which 20 participated. Total number of submissions were 69. The learning outcomes were:


About the Contest

Clash of Code 2.0 was a contest was organized by CodeChef GEC-Rajkot. It consisted of 7 problems. Difficulty of the problems was easy to hard accordingly. Students were awarded points for the contest on successful submission based upon the runtime.

Highlights

Clash of code was organized by CodeChef GEC-Rajkot. This consisted of a series of 3 coding contests each held one per day. And this was the 2nd day of our contest. Because of the annual exam pressure, we didn’t get as much submissions as we wanted. But participants also gave their best in contests.

“The beautiful thing about learning is that no one can take it away from you” – B. B. King10

ClashOfCode 3.0 This coding contest was organized on 17 feb, 2021 from 9:00 AM to 11:30 PM. 37 students registered out of which 10 participated. Total number of submissions were 12. The learning outcomes were:


Highlights

Clash of code was organized by CodeChef GEC-Rajkot. This consisted of a series of 3 coding contests held one per day. And this was the 3rd and last day of our contest. Because of the annual exam pressure, we didn’t get as much submissions as we wanted.

Result of ClashOfCode

On the day after the contest result was declared. The winners of Clashofcode were:

1st Bhavik Chotalia2nd Saurav Sutaria3rd Harshil Kaneriya

Thus, the contest ended in a very good and healthy manner.


Education is simply the soul of a society as it passes from one generation to another.11

Prof. (Dr.) Chirag S Thaker Professor (Computer Engineering Department) conducted two webinar based Expert Sessions as a resource person in 4th Online Faculty Induction Pro-gram (Guru-Dakshta) at UGC-Human Re- source Development Centre Sardar Patel Universi-ty, Vallabh Vidyanagar on 17-02-2021 (Wednesday) for the following topics:

• Flip Class Basics & Content Delivery in MOOC• Concept Maps and Skill Development through MOOC.

Prof. (Dr.) Chirag S Thaker Professor (Computer Engineering Department) delivered an online expert session on the topic of “Machine Learning and Future of Intelligent System” on 23rd February, 2021 from 01:45 pm to 03:45 pm in AICTE sponsored FDP at Electrical Engi-neering Department, Government Engineering College Bhuj.

2. Faculty Corner - Acknowledging

“The whole purpose of education is to turn mirrors into windows” – Sydney J. Harris12

I. Internet Of Things(IOT)

Introduction The Internet of Things (IoT) is an emerging paradigm that enables the communication between electronic devices and sensors through the internet in order to facilitate our lives. IoT use smart devices and internet to provide innovative solutions to various challenges and issues related to various business, governmental and public/private industries across the world.

Challenges of IOT

Security and Privacy One of the most important and challenging issues in the IoT is the security and privacy due to several threats, cyber attacks, risks and vulnerabilities. Security mechanismsmust be embedded at every layer of IoT architecture to prevent security threats and attacks.

Ethics, law and regulatory rights Another issue for IoT developers is the ethics, law and regulatory rights. There are cer-tain rules and regulations to maintain the standard, moral values and to prevent the people from violating them. Therefore, this issue must be taken into consideration to maintain and improve the trust among people for the use of IoT devices and systems.

3. Latest Technology Article

Chirag Suryakant Thaker,Professor (Computer Engineering),

Computer Engineering Department,Government Engineering College ,

Rajkot


IOT Architecture and technologies

The IoT architecture consists of five important layers that defines all the func-tionalities of IoT systems. These layers are perception layer, network layer, middleware layer, application layer, business layer. At the bottom of IoT architecture, perception lay-er exists that consists of physical devices i.e. sensors, RFID chips, barcodes etc. and oth-er physical objects connected in IoT network. These devices collects information in order to

deliver it to the network layer. Network layer works as a transmission medium to deliver the information from perception layer to the information processing system. This transmission of information may use any wired/wireless medium along with 3G/4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth etc. Next level layer is known as middleware layer. The main task of this layer is to process the informa-tion received from the network layer and make decisions based on the results achieved from ubiquitous computing. Next, this processed information is used by application layer for global device management. On the top of the architecture, there is a business layer which control the overall IoT system, its applications and services. The business layer visualizes the information and statistics received from the application layer and further used this knowledge to plan fu-ture strategies.

Change is the end result of all true learning. – Leo Buscaglia13

Scalability, availability and reliability A system is scalable if it is possible to add new services, equipments and devices with-out degrading its performance. The main issue with IoT is to support a large number of devices with different memory, processing, storage power and bandwidth. Another important issue that must be taken into consideration is the availability. Scalability and availability both should be deployed together in the layered framework of IoT.

Quality of service Quality of Service (QoS) is another important factor for IoT. QoS can be definedas a measure to evaluate the quality, efficiency and performance of IoT devices, systems and architecture. The important and required QoS metrics for IoT applications are reliability, cost, energy consumption, security, availability and service time. A smarter IoT ecosystem must fulfill the requirements of QoS standards. Also, to ensure the reliability of any IoT service and device, its QoS metrics must be defined first.

Major IOT applications Emerging economy, environmental and health care:- IoT is completely devoted to pro-vide emerging public and financial benefits and development to the society and people. This includes a wide range of public facilities economic development, water quality maintenance, well-being, industrialization etc. Overall, IoT is working hard to accomplish the social, health and economic goals of United Nations advancement step. This area needs research for the development of high quality materials in order to create new IoT devices with lower energy consumption rate.

Smart city, Transport vehicles IoT is transforming the traditional civil structure of the society into high tech structure with the concept of smart city, smart home and smart vehicles and transport. Another im-portant issue is to think about environmental aspect of smart city. This can help to lower down the congestion in the city. Furthermore, smart devices with optimum cost should be designed to be incorporated in all range vehicles to monitor the activity of engine. IoT is also very effec-tive in maintaining the vehicle’s health. Self driving cars have the potential to communicate with other self driving vehicles by the means of intelligent sensors.

Authored by :

Purnendu BhattMadhav Jajal

The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet. – Aristotle14

II. STARLINK – Future of Internet

The dream of being able to access the internet, no matter where you live might become a reality sooner than you might think. In 2015, SpaceX, the company owned by technology billionaire Elon Musk, announced it was developing such a service called Starlink. But what is Starlink, exactly? Starlink is an upcoming, and highly ambitious, space internet service.

I. HOW DOES STARLINK WORK?

Once it becomes fully operational,Starlink will be able to offer internet access from virtually anywhere on the planet. The goal of Starlink effort is to launch thousands of small satellites, all of which will be in low Earth orbit. They will be able to transmit fast internet signals down to Earth.

II. WHAT ARE THE SATELLITES LIKE?

Each satellite in this Starlink project weighs just 260 kilograms. They are basically very flat and then when 60 of them are placed inside one of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rockets. When they are put in orbit, a single large solar array comes out to power the satellite. The main portion includes four powerful antennas for internet transmissions. They also have lasers that connect each satellite with four others in orbit. Finally, they include ion thrusters that use krypton gas. This allows them to stay in orbit longer even at these lower distances from Earth.

III. HOW FAST WILL STARLINK INTERNET SPEEDS BE LIKE?

The SpaceX Starlink satellites will be in low orbit, around 563.3 kilometers above the Earth. Because of that relatively short distance, SpaceX claims the latency should be between 25ms and 35ms. That should be fast enough for most internet tasks, including gaming. Down-load speeds should also be pretty quick, at about 1Gbps.

Authored by :

HimansuAjit Kumar


Education is what remains after one has forgotten what one has learned in school.15 “The learning process continu “He who opens a school door, closes a prison.” -Victor Hugo16

III. Sentiment Analysis

Sentiment Analysis or Opinion Mining is the computational treatment of opinions, sentiments and subjectivity of text. The opinion seeking behaviour of people for good decision making has greatly enhanced the importance of social media as a platform for exchange of information. This trend has led to a sudden spurt of information overflow on the Web. The huge volume of such information has to be technically processed for segregating the relevant knowledge. Senti-ment analysis is the popular method extensively used for this purpose.

The sentiment analysis is widely used for extracting social data and makes the business process profitably. The applications of sentiment analysis are Brand monitoring and reputation management that provides understanding of how the consumers perceive particular brand/product/service, Market Research and Competitor Analysis that is helpful to collect insights on a marketing campaign for a new product release or view comparisons with other similar products, Product Analysis that is used to fetch specific remarks regarding product and its perfor-mance, Customer Need Analysis and Customer Feedback analysis.

Sentiment classification can be performed at different levels like document level, sentence level and aspect level. In document level, whole text consisting of multiple sentences is tagged as positive negative or neutral. But each sentence may have different polarities hence sentence level classification takes into ac-count sentiments of all terms in each sentence to formulate an overall sentiment for a sentence that is under consideration. For example “The cafe is great and coffee is delicious” is considered positive and “I would not recommend this cafe as it is very expensive” considered as negative. Many times it is difficult to detect the sentiment in sentence also. For example “The taste is great but service is dreadful”. It contains both positive and negative sentiment. While the sentence

presents certain facts or observations, it also infuses a sentiment indirectly. In previous example, the reviewer or poster of the comment has aired a negative outlook. To offset such kind of challenges, analyses at word or phrase level need to be conducted. Aspect level aims at addressing the shortcomings of document and sentence levels. In previous example, two aspects can be considered with different polarity <food, positive>, <service, negative>.

Classification Techniques From available research on sentiment analysis, sentiment classification techniques can be segregated into three categories: Machine Learning Approach, Lexicon-based Approach and Hybrid Approach.

Machine learning approach uses machine learning algorithms to predict sentiment from past observations. An example dataset along with their corre-sponding tags is used for training classification model. During the training process, the model transforms text data into vectors and identifies a pattern to associate each vector with one of the pre-defined tags (“Positive”, “Negative”, Neutral”). After constructing model with predefined set of constraints, it can start making predictions to classify unseen data.

Lexicon-based approach involves determination of polarity by employing opinion words from sentiment dictionary and matches those with data. It main-tains a dictionary of positive terms (like good, beautiful, useful, interesting etc) and negative terms (such as bad, ugly, uncomfortable, frustrated etc). For given text, it counts the number of positive and negative words that appear, and as-signs the corresponding sentiment. If a phrase contains more positive than neg-ative words, it’s tagged as Positive.

Aside from involving machine learning approaches or Lexicon based ap-proach, there are few research techniques that involve a mixture of both known as Hybrid Approach. It extracts features from text using lexicon based approach and applies machine learning to find polarity.

Challenges Even though numerous research works have been carried put in this field through diverse models, sentiment analysis is still considered a problem with so many challenges. Some of them are described as following.


“Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” -W.B. Yeats17

4. Bodhitree e-learning system

Government Engineering College, Rajkot has setup Bodhitree to encourage personalized self learning as well as instructor guided flipped classrooms.

Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow. – Anthony 18

Portal is accessible online at https://bodhitree.gecrajkot.ac.in/

BodhiTree is an online learning platform developed at IIT Bombay with the mission of pro-viding accessible quality technical education for all, through personalized, flexible, and hands -on complete learning. BodhiTree hosts interactive multimedia books including lab manuals that mimic classroom teaching. Books are made of chapters which in turn are composed of inter-active videos (interactivity is achieved via periodic pop-up quizzes embedded within the video), auto-graded practice problems, reference material, slides etc. These books can be accessed by students via a smartphone as well as a web-browser.

Implicit Sentiment and Sarcasm: A sentence may have an implicit sentiment even without the presence of any sentiment bearing words. For example, “How can anyone sit through this movie? ” and “Watching this movie is as good as watching paints dry”. They do not explicitly carry any negative sentiment bearing words although they are negative. Thus identifying semantics is more important than syntax detection.

Domain Dependency: There are many words whose polarity changes from domain to domain. For example, “The story was unpredictable” and “The steering of the car is unpredict-able”. In first sentence sentiment is positive while in second it is negative.

Entity Identification: A text or sentence may have multiple entities. It is extremely important to find out the entity towards which the opinion is directed. For example “Samsung is better than Nokia”. The example is positive for Samsung but negative for Nokia.

Handling Negation: Negation is a way of reversing the polarity of words, phrases and even sen-tences. Consider example “The show was not interesting” and “I dislike the show” Here words “not”, “dis” change the original meaning of the words “interesting” or “like”.

Although sentiment analysis tasks are challenging due to their natural lan-guage processing origins, much progress has been made over the last few years due to the high demand for it. Not only do companies want to know how their products and services are perceived by consumers (and compare to competi-tors), but consumers want to know the opinions of others before making buying decisions. The growing need for product insights – and the technical challenges currently facing the field – will keep sentiment analysis and opinion mining rele-vant for the foreseeable future. Sentiment Analysis is one of those technologies, the usefulness of which wholly depends on the understanding of its capabilities and can be considered critical in terms of socio-economic standpoint.

Authored by :

Komal ShahAssistant Professor,Computer Department


https://bodhitree.gecrajkot.ac.in/

Education is not preparation for life; education is life itself. – John Dewey19 A person who won’t read has no advantage over one who can’t read. – Mark Twain20

Hiren Kotadiya,Assistant Professor,Computer Department

5. Alumni Interview

At that time our college did not exist. It was the first year of our college and all lectures were taken by AVPTI faculties. It was an additional responsibility given to AVPTI faculties. They protested for our college land and after that land was allocated at Kankot and construction was started.

He knows about AVPTI and our college initially under AVPTI and all the faculties of AVPTI are very good, and the placements of AVPTI students are very excellent that is why he decided to take an admission in GECR.

Now he is CEO of Improwised Technology Pvt. Ltd since 2018 before that he was COO(Chief Executive Officer) of that company since 2013. He started his Job from Vmukti Solutions. Now-adays he is also doing meetup in Rajkot for that he has Rajkot.tech( ) web site also.

He talked about His college selection process first he selected VVP but in the reshuffling round he got an admission in GECR. And he talked about faculties that all the faculties of AVPTI (GECR under this college at that time) are very good and highly qualified and very helpful fac-ulties.

He talked about his fresher’s time knowledge he didn’t know about deep in CE but curi-osity to know about that taught all about CE.

“People and teachers are very humble and kind”

He was interested to know new things despite the college syllabus book. He believed in fun and learning in college time. He talked about technologies that till second year we just write programs on black screen, he was interested to write a program which looks like software for that he learnt VB (Visual Basic) which is not in College syllabus. Faculties of AVPTI also help them to learn new things and he said that they also do overtime to teach students new things.

Introducing Shailesh Davara, an Alumni of the Computer Depart-ment from batch 2004-08.

Shailesh Davara belongs from a small city near to Jetpur Gujarat. He completed his primary in his home town and he was also topper at his school, He completed his HSC in at Rajkot And He started his college jour-ney of engineering from Rajkot 2004 and completed in 2008. He has Curi-osity in Computers.

http://rajkot.tech/

As per above mentioned, right now he is a CEO of Improw-ised Technologies Pvt. Ltd. And he is working very hard for their company, He also uses their employees’ reviews and thoughts re-garding any topic and tries to implement that ideas given by all the employees and try to globalize their Company. Right now Improw-ised in the top 10 best technologies of Rajkot. After achieving this goal he wants to compare their company with global technologies.

Mr. Shailesh Davara


Authored by :

Prof. Hiren Kotadiya - Bodhi Tree Convener, interacting with the principal Dr. C.H.Vithalanion launching of Bodhitree.

Prof. Sheetal Nagar,Assistant Professor,Computer DepartmentCommittee Member,Bodhi Tree

Prof. Nirali Madhak,Assistant Professor,Computer DepartmentCommittee Member,Bodhi Tree

http://rajkot.tech/

Education is a better safeguard of liberty than a standing army. – Edward Everett21 They know enough who know how to learn. – Henry Adams22

Their company is doing placement/Recruit fresher from all the colleges of Rajkot.

His Company main goal is helping organizations and startups to quickly scale up in tech-nology infrastructure. His Company Doing very big projects. Right now Improwised Technology working on web development, Cloud, Product Modernization and Technology Consulting.

They have their own Product also which is made by the team of Improwised Tech, Their team try best to do in that project but unfortunately it was not as much successful as they want.

He talked about the obstructions which are coming, then we have to learn new things while dealing with this kind of things which are coming in obstructors.

He also told us that at your college time you have to learn with fun, these days are not come again in once life so that we have to enjoy your life at the college time after coming into the working field you have an earning time you not have enjoying time.

He also told us about the failures and success of their Products and Projects.

“Education is the thing if you get a right direction in earlier time that will help to thought your life”

-Shailesh Davara

Authored by :

Abdullah Malek Prince Makvana

6. Student’s Corner

Name : Krinsi KayadaSemester : 1st

Name : Mitali MaradiyaSemester : 4th

Name : Ayushi MistrySemester : 1st

Every human is an artist. The dream of your life is

to make beautiful art.


Learning is like rowing upstream: not to advance is to drop back. – Chinese proverb23 Man can learn nothing except by going from the known to the unknown. – Claude Bernard24

Love of beauty is taste. The creation of beauty is art.

Name : Janvi DesaiSemester : 4th

Name : Parmar Mehul Semester : 4th

Name : Khushi ParamarSemester : 4

Every human is an artist. Thedream of your life is to make

beautiful art.

Name : Palak AntalaSemester : 4th

Name : Khushi ShahSemester : 4th


“Educating the mind without educating the heart is no education at all.” -Aristotle25 I was reading the dictionary. I thought it was a poem about everything. – Steven Wright26

Social Media A Blessing Or A Curse

Nowadays social media is not a fondness but it is becoming a need of every person.

It became a habit, an addiction. People can live without meal but can’t live with out social media.

A man starts his day with mobile and end with it also. Social media helps us in many ways. Its helps in fostering empathy. It helps in seedy communication. It has made it easy to make friends. It makes the world seem small. It helps in building relationship. It is affecting us negatively as well as positively. Teenagers, who were not able to understand what is right and what is wrong for them. They also using it and then trapped by strangers. They put themselves into trouble. Not only teenagers but mature people also trapped in social media by different ways. There is so many hackers who are ready to steal their personal details like mon-ey, bank details etc. So, this is important to keep your personal details private in social media and make sure that your bank details and online transaction will be safe and secure.

Social media affect person’s mental health also. When a person engaged with social media 24*7, he/she see himself /herself in the imaginary world of social media. They make their world into mobile. While many of us enjoy staying connected on social media. Excessive use can fuel feelings of anxiety, depres-sion, isolation and EOMO.

In today’s world, many of us rely on social media platforms such as Face-book, Snapchat, YouTube and Instagram to find and connect with other. While each has its benefits. It is important to remember that social media can never be a replacement for real-world human connection. It requires in person con-tact with others to trigger the hormones that alleviate stress and make you feel happier., healthier and more positive. Ironically for a technology that’s designed to bring people closer together, spending too much time engaging with social media can actually make you feel more mental healthproblems such as anxiety and depression.

But social applications are also playing an extensive role in terms of link-ing people. It gives a platform to those who can’t travel and find it inconvenient to move out to meet people social media also is cheapest way to be connected with everyone anytime we want to.

Social media is such power as it can give chances to the users to improve their skills for which they do not need to go out. It gives online tutorials and we-binars free of cost.

Social media can be a great source of income for many. It generally al-lows users to learn different techniques and skills by which they can earn their means.

So basically, it depends on us that how we use the social media. If we use it in positive way, it can secure our future and if we use it in negative way, it can spoil our future and others also.

Pithva Krupali K.Computer Engineering 1st Sem

Authored by :

Palak AntalaJanvi Desai

Tommorow is my history test.The Entire day i had taken rest.I took my book and gave it a look,Finding it boring, i slept.

I dreamt I was queen Taking to the queens I had seenLaxmibai was seen busy in kitchen.chanakya was ording her a chickenNurjahan was out of shopping.Akbar was repairing a TV.shahjahan was watchingan english movie.

My mother asked me to learn history.But i was in my same mystery.

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