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March 2015 Vol 1 Issue 1
HIGHLIGHTS
Yogesh-final year IT represented
TAMILNADU NCC FOOTBALL
TEAM IN NCC NATIONALGAMES
held in NEW DELHI and secured
4th place all over INDIA
Priyanka (2010-14 batch) was
selected in IIT-Delhi for performing
research, sponsored by
Government of India
Students of IT department
bagged around Rs.50,000 for
various events like paper
presentation, mini project,
debugging, quiz, etc.,
Mr.Prashanth and Ms.Deepika of
IT department won Rs.11,000 for
paper presentation event at DMI
Engineering college.
Inside this issue:
Hephaestus 2k14 2
Department of Information Technology
Be Connected with our Endeavors, Events, Happenings and Accomplishments
Welcome to the Department of
Information Technology! The last few
months have been action packed and
we had many major events and
happenings. Our Symposium HE-
PHAESTUS’2K14 was a grand success
with 215 colleges participating
in the event.
Many of our students were placed in
top MNCs and that makes us really
proud. Our faculty have won accolades
and some of our Faculty have
managed to procure funded projects
for our department .
We have more events planned for the
next few months. Our industrial visits
to TCS-Sipcot IT Park were a great
learning experience for the students.
Our student internships were very
successful with some of our students
managing pre placement
offers.
For the year 2013-2014 we got 10 UG
ranks and 2 PG ranks.
Many of our students got internship
in various top level Companies
Our students Mr.V.Anand and
Mr.Gowtham Praveen won Best
project award at St.Xavier Institute
of Technology Project
Exhibition and received cash
prize of about Rs.15,000.
Faculty members of IT department
have published 14 papers
in International journal and 3
papers in National journal. They
have presented 8 papers in
International conferences and
20 papers in National conference.
The faculty members have
published around 45 papers.
The IT department has achieved
more than 85% of placement
consistently every year.
69 students got placed with
average salary of 3.75 lakhs per
annum.
Mr. V. Anand and Ms. K. Abirami
were placed in Zoho with a
package of Rs.6,00,000 per
annum. They also got paid internship
of Rs.15,000 per month
in Zoho.
Industrial visit to TCS 3
Papers Published 4
Guest Lectures/Seminars 5
Student Participation 6
Hephaestus 2014
National level students technical symposium “was organized
on August 16, 2014 which has been a platform for
sharing ideas in in the field of engineering. Students
organized events like paper presentation, Debugging,
Poster Designing,Web designing, Technical quiz, dumb-c,
gaming, Dumb-c,Online Photography to bring out students
talents.
Inside Story 7
Current Trends in IT 8

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STUDENTS
PROJECT
Events Organised
National Conference on
Computing and Security
Technologies
Mr.S.Ahamed Ali
Mr.A.Vijayan
______________________
Books Published by Faculty
Service Oriented Architecture
Mr. S.Ahamed Ali
Programming And Data
Structures II
Mr. S.Ahamed Ali
Ms. C.M Nalayini
FALLING FLOWERS: Project Falling Flowers is a game created by Anand V. belongs to IVth Year and
Aishwarya V. belongs to IIind Year. using Visual C# Language using Windows .Net Framework and with
Windows Form Application. This project is started with a motivation to provide the user a user
friendly environment to play the game and also a simple game in a different way and Their Project
has rewarded as “Best Project” by St.Xavier Institute of Technology Project Exhibtion and received a
cash prize of about Rs.7000.
Best Student Project Award
Ms.Pavithra, IT final Year Student received the Best
Project Award from Mr. T. S. Rangarajan TCS on 27th
Janunary, 2014.
It's Fine To Celebrate
Success
But It is More Important
To
INTERNSHIPS
Abirami Kumarasamy , Anand V From Final Year IT Students Attended Internship At ZOHO.
Krishna Gowtham, Pranavadurai S, Sivaraman R From Final Year IT Students Attended Internship
At Zylog Systems.
Heed Lessons of Failure
Sarath Kumar From Final Year IT Attended Internship At OpenText.
-BILL GATES

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Industrial Visit to TCS-SIPCOT IT PARK
Industrial Visit at TCS-Sipcot IT Park on 23rd July’14 For III YR IT
STUDENTS
Industrial Visit to ARENA MULTIMEDIA
Seminar On Placement
DO IT NOW
SOMETIMES
‘LATER’
BECOMES
“NEVER’
Industrial Visit at ARENA MULTIMEDIA On 11/9/2014
For III YR IT STUDENTS Organized By Mrs. CM NALAYINI AP-II, IT Dept.
Rank Holders
SEMINAR ON PLACEMENT TIPS ON 10/01/15
Ms. KAVYA S – AMAZON, II YR IT STUDENTS
"Change will Not Come If We
Wait For some other person
or some other Time. We are
The Ones We've Been Waiting
for. We are the Change That
We Seek."
PG RANK HOLDERS 2014
MAHALAKSHMI D
RANK:12
ARTHY A
RANK:15
PRIYANKA R
RANK:16
MEENU M
RANK:19
SHAILAJA S
RANK:33
BANUPRIYA
RANK:1
SHAHANA K
RANK:35
PALLAVI R
RANK:40
JANANI PRIYA K
RANK:41
Our students have shown their academic caliber time and again. Here are our academic high performers who have
inspired others to excel.
RAJIV K R
RANK:42

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In Plant Training
HCL
V.Monika
Events Organized By Faculty Members
Mr.S.M.Udayashankar Organized a Seminar on Placement Tips by Mr. R.Arun Balachander- Wipro Technologies
Mr.S.M.Udayashankar Organized Seminar on Higher Studies by Mr.Adeeshwara Raja- HCL
Mr.Ahamed Ali Organized Seminar on Get Ready For Placements by Mr.Rajiv- VERIZON.
Ms. CM .Nalayini,Ms. S.Priyadharshini Organized Seminar on Importance of Java in IT Industry by Mr.Sourav CTS
Mr..K.R. Mohanraj Organized Symposium by Chief Guest -Dr.C.Ravichandran.
Ms.A. Prema Organized Workshop on Robotics by Mr.V Balaji Arerobotix.
Ms.K.Devi and Mrs. G.Prethija Organized Seminar on Object Oriented Programming by Ms.ManiMozhi-Technical Assistant
Technology Business Management
ACE IT ACADEMEDY
R.Kalaiyarasi
R.Nandakumar
A.Muhammed Nafeel
Uniq Technologies
M.Raja Yoga
S.Rekha
S.Kanishka
R.Saranya
M Nivetha
S Subitha
R Prathiba
N Priyanka
Kl Vinupriya
R Sharmila
Christy Mathew
Switha
Rajni Marban
Bharat Sanchar Nigam
Limited
R.Bhagath Pradeep Kumar
Technology Business Management is predicated on a very simple (but often elusive)
notion: that cost transparency and a common language can bridge the divide between IT
and the business.
Cisco began to operationalize TBM in a highly structured fashion to address this very
problem. This led to activity-based costing that enabled the organization’s 25 service
owners to present a quarterly balance scorecard that includes current total cost of
ownership and cost per use of each service. They also meet periodically to ensure they are operating with a coordinated roadmap and to evaluate
performance collaboratively.
TBM solutions are of minimal cost when compared to the ROI they drive. This is perhaps the most important part of the story - that a small
spend can change the conversation from “cost” to the “value gap” and IT can emerge as first among equals in the company’s priorities.
Some people are only happy when they’re unhappy and bringing down everyone else around them too. Here are some tips for dealing with difficult
people at work.
1. Don’t get dragged down—Make sure they don’t suck you into their world of negativity. Keep your guard up!
2. Listen—The best thing to do is to use good, normal active listening techniques, as you would for anyone else.
3. Use a time limit for venting—Everybody has tough times, and sharing our feelings can make us feel better. Use the “5-minute rule” when it
comes to this. Let your colleague vent for five minutes, but after that, proceed with the next steps.
4. Don’t agree—As the person complains about benefits or the boss or whatever, you might be inclined to give a little nod of your head or a quiet
“yeah” or shrug a “what can we do?” Even though these responses seem harmless, they just throw fuel on the flames.
5. Don’t stay silent—Whether the complaint is about the boss or the benefits or the client, silence means you agree with the complainer.
6. Do switch extremes into facts—Negative people often speak in extreme terms that match their worldviews. They talk about “never” and
“always.” Your first goal is to switch them to fact-based statements.
7. Move to problem solving—People who whine a lot often feel powerless and believe that the situation is hopeless. Your only chance of ending
their negativity is to help them to move into a problem solving mode. This doesn’t always work, but it’s the only antidote known.
8. Cut them off—If, after all your efforts, you deem these people to be hopelessly negative, you need to cut them off. Make sure they aren’t just
venting for a few minutes, make sure you weren’t previously encouraging them, make sure they can’t switch to problem solving, and then politely
shut them down.

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Guest Lecture on Web Technology
SEMINAR ON HIGHER STUDIES ON 10/01/15 Organized by
Mr.Udayashankar, Dr.Jeeva Katiravan and
Mr.ADESHWARA RAJA-HCL, III YR IT STUDENTS.
Paper published in
International Journal/ Magazines
by Faculty
________________________
Dr.Jeevaa Katiravan
S M Udayashankar
Ahamed Ali S,Anlin Helbah R
Programs attended by
Faculty
_____________________
A New Strategy Plan
Hands On Approach To Ad-Hoc
Networks Using QualNet
Simulator
Mr Venkatesan of TTA Next Gen addressed
the students on Web technologies .
The seminar helped to improve students’
understanding of Website Designing.
Engineering Software As A
Service In Cloud
Data Structures, Error Handling
& Oops
Research Methodology
Ns2-Matlab-A Research
Perspective
Programming The Semantic
Web With Java
SEMINAR ON JAVA PROGRAMMING ON 30/06/14
Mr.SOURAV- CTS.
The seminar helped to improve students’
understanding of the Concepts in Java programming.
SEMINAR ON ORACLE ADMINISTRATION ON 01/07/2014
Mr.PRAKASH—CAPEGEMNI, For II YEAR IT STUDENTS

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STUDENTS WHO WON PRIZES IN VARI-
OUS EVENTS
Code And Design
KM Naveen, Dharnichandran
I Place
Paper Presentation
C.R Priyadharshini,S. Rajeshwari,R.Anusha
Il Place
Paper Presentation
P.Prashanth,S.Deepika
l Place
Dumb-C
P.Ruthra Kumar Muhammed Nafeel A
I Place
Tech Grill
Umeshwaran.M,Jagadeesh ,Prathap.S
Ill Place
Appaholic - Coding
Md.Ifhamullah.S, Chandru B
I Prize
Smart Investers (Technical)
Sharmila,Priyanka K,Rajni Marbal
I Prize
Surprise Event
Ameerkahn
Ill Prize
Code Debugging
Durga Devi T, Logeswari K
Ill Prize
Paper Presentation
B.Sathish
I Place
Paper Presentation
M.Ramkumar,S.Ramki, S.Vishnu Varadan
Il Place
Multimedia
K.Gowtham,S.R. Surayanarayanan,B.Ramana,
Aravindhan
Il Place
7 th Sense
Lojeshwari.K Durgadevi T
Ill Prize
Debugging
Dinesh C Dinesh P Rakesh Kumar R
Ist Prize
You’ve probably heard about the Internet connected fridge. It’s probably the most commonly used example of the
Internet of Things, but it’s not a particularly good one. What’s much more interesting is how organisations can and
are starting to use Internet connected devices for real business benefits. Gartner defines the Internet of Things
as the network of physical objects accessed through the Internet that contain embedded technology to sense or
interact with their internal states or the external environment.
The Internet of Things is evolving from a niche area into a mainstream activity, especially in the next three years.
Gartner believe organisations should seriously investigate and initiate pilot projects now to position themselves to
exploit the coming opportunities. Conceptually, the Internet of Things describes how the Internet is being used to
link smart devices, such as consumer items, automobiles, city infrastructure, enterprise assets and a myriad of
other physical assets, so that they can be controlled and/or can create and receive a data stream from one another
or from conventional computing environments.
When these devices ("things") directly (or indirectly) connect to the Internet, they become an extension of the
enterprise and mobile computing environments. New experiences, operating efficiencies and business models can
be created and deliver greater value through improved utilisation of these physical assets. The potential impact of
the IoT is vast, reaching to every corner of technology, business and the consumer experience. The IoT has been
emerging for decades, with origins in factory automation, machine to machine (M2M) interaction and embedded
systems.
Its impact will increase in the coming years as the costs of technology and connectivity continue to fall, and it
becomes even more pervasive. In 2009, there were 2.5 billion connected devices with unique IP addresses to the
Internet. Most of these were devices people carry such as cell phones and PCs. In 2020, there will be up to 30
billion devices connected with unique IP addresses, most of which will be products. This creates a new economy. In
fact, Gartner predicts that the total economic value add for the Internet of Things will be US$1.9 trillion dollars in
2020, benefiting a wide range of industries, such as healthcare, retail, utilities and transportation.
Gartner believes IoT creates business cases in three key areas: in operational technology, the digital supply chain
and customer interactions. Some of the early and most compelling business value scenarios emerge from three
large areas. Enterprises should examine their environments in each area. The relative importance of each area
and the enterprise's specific needs will vary significantly by industry, so an industry perspective is needed as well.
For some, the Internet of Things might sound far-fetched, but think beyond it and create a longer-term strategy
for the Internet of Everything. For example, consider how optimizing a process requires a coordinated improvement
in people, systems, things and places — not just things. Strategize how this process could be improved if
each one of these entities could inform or provide a service to any other entity. For example, could a machine call
for an operator if it suspects that it will need human intervention (for calibration adjustment or a complicated
setup)? Could this machine even book some bin locations, knowing that it will need them for doing a work-inprogress
inventory? Innovative thinking is required to capture maximum value that is made possible by evolving
a n I n t e r n e t o f T h i n g s c o n c e p t t o a n I n t e r n e t o f E v e r y t h i n g .

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Student Articles
Sagarika.M IT -B final
Saranya.P III-IT B
A LADDER
"The two most important days in your life are the day you are born and the day you find out why." - Mark Twain
This quote is not mere words .It shows the way to make your name in history. The one who finds the meaning of their
living, he is the one who can rule the globe. A lot of people use the words “motivated” and “inspired” interchangeably,
these words came from this kind of man. We see a lot of budding talent but they often lose their way and fail to reach
their goal. To be successful one needs to be a LADDER . Egos can destroy dreams, and this is the loss not only for a individual,
but for a nation too. Living a normal life is not a crime nor a sin but the reason for living in the world is missing in
when one decides to lead such an existence. Everyone is not born talented; skills are developed. Of course with some
exceptions ! A poor farmer gives birth to a Kalpana Chawla, who explores, A Fisher man gives us a Kalam, who leads ,a
wage worker gives a Tendulkar who excels. These are big boons for our nation. Thinking of a five figure salary, a life
abroad , a luxurious existence, a beautiful partner , is not the way to help our nation . A person who think "ALL INDIANS
ARE MY BROTHERS AND SISTERS" is only going to help our nation . Each and Every Human soul must use their talent to
develop our nation; this should be the path that people follow. I am not asking you to follow Communism, follow Humanism.
History is made up of countless unknown faces too who have helped leaders to lead the nation to great heights. Without
these faces they wouldn’t have been able to achieve what they did. Lead others to victory,,.Try to be a Ladder.
SANDEEP M
3 rd YEAR IT B
PROJECT EIDOS: THE MASK THAT GIVES SUPERHUMAN POWERS
The devices designed by Royal College of Art in London students
are in the shape of masks that enhance sensory perception and called Eidos
and although the prototypes are relatively simple, the technology behind
them is quite interesting. The first prototype is designed to enhance
the wearer’s hearing and worn over the ears, mouth and nose and with the
help of a directional microphone, the wearer gains the ability to hear an
sound in almost any environment.
The second prototype, designed to enhance the wearer’s sight, is of course worn over the eyes. It operates
through a special camera that captures the video and transfers it to a computer. The computer then applies various
effects to the video in real time and relays it back to the prototype and the wearer. With this system, you
will be able to distinguish movement patterns very clearly, just like you would with the help of long-exposure
photographs. In other words, you will be able to see someone’s movement frame by frame.It could be used by
athletes to visualize and improve their techniqueand also be useful in the medical field.
-Aishwarya V. IInd Year
Saranya.P III-IT B
Saranya.P III-
IT B
DISAPPOINTMENT
Thirsty crow saw the sea,
hungry child on father's
knee,disappointment.
blinking stars on morning sky,
fishes in land for
prey,disappointment.
fond of light, sky lost it's night,
lovely bed full of termite,
disappointment.
searching something in empty
pages,
gorgeous flower on ugly bushes,
disappointment.
stronger clouds blocks rising sun,
million angels fights with hun,
disappointment.
expectation is my favourite crime,
sometime it leads to
disappointment punishment.
life encounters lot of
disappointments,
overcome it with daring stunts.
Rakesh kumar R
3 rd
PUSH YOURSELF BECAUSE,NO ONE
ELSE IS GOING TO DO IT
year IT B
-T.Surendar(III-yr

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Organization
Velammal Nagar, Ambattur-
Red Hills Road,
Chennai - 600 066.
Phone :
044 - 39666005 , 39666006,
39666007, 39666008 and
39666009
HOD Email id:
vpacad.cse@velammal.edu.in
Life at VEC : An Alumni Reminisces
“I studied in the department of Information Technology. It was a great Experience for me. Once again I thank all my Department
Faculty members, HOD and Principal .of VEC. . I can never forget the encouragement and support extended by my Professors
and the HoD. On a final note , looking back at every small thing that happened at Velammal during 2009-2013 just puts a smile on
my face and I wish I could relive those moments someday. I wish and pray that the Department Of Information technology and
Velammal Engineering College reaches the heights of its glory in the years to come. Ms.Pavithra,Alumni (2009 – 2013 Batch)
Current Trends in IT
FOG Computing
We’re on the Web
Velammal.edu.in
Fog Computing is a paradigm that extends Cloud computing and services to the edge of the network. Similar to Cloud, Fog provides
data, compute, storage, and application services to end-users. The distinguishing Fog characteristics are its proximity to endusers,
its dense geographical distribution, and its support for mobility. Services are hosted at the network edge or even end devices
such as set-top-boxes or access points. By doing so, Fog reduces service latency, and improves QoS, resulting in superior user
-experience. Fog Computing supports emerging Internet of Everything (IoE) applications that demand real-time/predictable latency
(industrial automation, transportation, networks of sensors and actuators). Thanks to its wide geographical distribution the Fog
paradigm is well positioned for real time big data and real time analytics. Fog supports densely distributed data collection points,
hence adding a fourth axis to the often mentioned Big Data dimensions (volume, variety, and velocity).
Unlike traditional data centers, Fog devices are geographically distributed over heterogeneous platforms, spanning multiple management
domains. Cisco is interested in innovative proposals that facilitate service mobility across platforms, and technologies
that preserve end-user and content security and privacy across domains.
Fog provides unique advantages for services across several verticals such as IT, entertainment, advertising, personal computing
etc. Cisco is specially interested in proposals that focus on Fog Computing scenarios related to Internet of Everything (IoE), Sensor
Networks, Data Analytics and other data intensive services to demonstrate the advantages of such a new paradigm, to evaluate
the trade-offs in both experimental and production deployments and to address potential research problems for those
deployments.