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Computer Science & Engineering

About Department

  • The department of Computer Science & Engineering transforms the students into able engineers, in software, hardware and system administration fields.
  • Immaculate infrastructure is available for CSE students of KGRCET, including the labs, workshops, seminar hall etc.
  • Events and workshops which are bound to improve the skills and performance of the students are organized by the department.
  • The department provides huge career prospective for the students to enjoy
  • CSE faculty is the forefront to the department as they are the key in transforming students into fine computer engineers.
  • The department offer research facilities to the students and faculty to enable them to work on various academic and innovative aspects.

 

S.No Year of ESTD Name of the Course Intake
1 2008 B.Tech – Computer Science & Engineering 120

 

Best Practices

Title: Bridging the Gaps between Academics and Industries

Objectives of the Practice:

  1. To fulfill human capital requirements, and bridge the gap between academics and industry.
  2. To make the students involved in practical learning to get real-time industrial experience through Maker Space.
  3. To enhance industrial interactions of faculty by providing the knowledge on current updates in industry and technology.
  4. To share the acquired knowledge from industry interactions with R&D, CEED and share with other faculties and students in the campus.
  5. To improve the design-thinking process by conducting various workshops by Maker Space and IUCEE.
  6. To make students and faculty learn planning, organizing and time management skills.
  7. To encourage faculties to carry out research-oriented work, and improve their technical skills to give better examples and explanation of subjects.

The Context:

An academician shows interest generally in problems that are intellectually challenging. His/her areas of interest lie in technology development initiatives and methods related to process and design improvement. Students face critical situations after they get placement in industry. To address such industry-related issues, students have to explore technical training programs and activities. They have to learn updated technologies.

A support system is needed to ensure a focused involvement of both academics and industry to prepare students for the industry. To execute this plan, our college decided to make students involved in real time practice through Maker Space. To make the assignments more interesting, we follow the method of project-based assignments. By this method, students acquire practical knowledge. To provide hands-on experience, students and faculties are encouraged to attend seminars and workshops.

The Practice:

IOT Maker Space helps to bridge the gap between academics and industries.

Maker Space:

IOT Maker Space is a great initiative of Telangana Academy for Skill and Knowledge (TASK) and Hyderabad Software Enterprises Association (HYSEA) promoted to all engineering colleges with an objective of looking into the overall development of a student. It helps the students in gaining technical skills, presentation skills, innovative thinking, and in developing prototypes and to get them ready as future entrepreneurs.

They conduct workshops, hackathons, lectures at the college level and zone level. They invite mentors and jury from industry and academics to validate the ideas and provide further guidance. Besides this, they arrange demonstrations with startup companies to share the experiences and to promote the innovations.

The institution has also registered for IOT Maker Space and is supported by “UPTEC IDEA Labs” as Industry mentor (Implementation Partner). It is a specialized lab with fully equipped facilities.

Execution of Maker Space at our institution

  • G. Reddy College of Engineering and technology initiated Maker-Space activities at our institution in the year 2016 to develop awareness among students on latest technologies(Raspberry Pi, IOT, Cloud computing).
  • With the support of “UPTEC IDEA Labs,” as implementation partners conducted orientation, seminars, and workshops in our college.
  • According to the guidelines provided by Maker, Space students can complete the mini-projects on their own. This has enhanced their technical and competency skills.
  • Students have actively participated.
  • in the event “Hackathons.” (excite and App development).

Project Based Learning

The institution has implemented this method, to increase the conceptual knowledge and design thinking ability of the students. Mini projects related to subjects are given to students as a part of the assignment. It helps students to develop self-learning, analytical thinking and utilizing their technical skills to enhance their efficiency by working on real-time projects.

Industry interaction Programs:

Industry interaction programs are conducted in the institute to motivate the faculty on research-oriented activities. These programs help them to gain knowledge and update themselves according to the change in technology and demand of industries.

The knowledge gained through Industry Interaction Program by faculty will be shared with other faculty and students to impart new learning to each other.

Evidence of Success:

Maker space workshops help the students to carry out the mini projects by themselves and students could complete the project. Under the guidance of Maker Space, one of the projects named “SMART CHAIR,” has been selected in the Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad EXCITE-2017 in top 20 projects.

Project –Smart Chair:

Now our students are doing the major projects by themselves with the help of workshops conducted by Maker Space. All the faculties who had industry interaction could successfully share the information with other faculties and students as a mandated practice of KGRCET. By this knowledge sharing, students can complete their project-based assignments effectively.

MOUs

  • Visit of industry experts to KGRCET campus and practicing engineers to the Institute for seeking research work and laboratories, discussions and delivering lectures on industrial practices, trends, and experiences.
  • Workshops, conferences, and symposia are organized with joint participation of the faculty and the industries.
  • UG and PG projects/dissertation work in industries are carried out under the guidance of the faculty and experts from industry.

Problems Encountered and Resources required:

Problems Encountered:

  • Sometimes it is difficult to meet the demands and requirements of the industry because the curriculum is not updated from time to time as per the needs of the industries, it is felt while interacting with industry people.
  • The resource person  is  not  always  available  on  the  campus  for  the  clarification  of students and faculties ambiguities.

Resource Required:

  • Sanctioning of leave
  • Financial support from institute

 

Title: Financial Assistance to Students

 Objective: To provide financial assistance to the students of K.G. Reddy College of Engineering and Technology for completing their graduation.

The aim is to give a scholarship to the eligible students.

The context: Students are from a diverse background, some of the students are meritorious but not capable of paying the tuition and other fees due to their financial conditions. It is the culture of the institution to support those students to achieve their dreams.

The Practice: Financial assistance is provided to the students based on the following parameters.

  • The annual income of the family is taken into consideration to provide a scholarship to the merit students at the time admission.
  • The scholarship is renewed based on their academic performances.
  • A student from a rural/urban background, preferably nearby villages.
  • Achievements -Sports/ Social activities.
  • Physically Challenged.

KG Reddy College of Engineering & Technology governing body will take a decision in the selection process based on above-mentioned parameters.

Approval Process: At the starting of academic year college will release scholarship notification. Eligible students could apply for the scholarship with supporting documents as mentioned in the notification. Scholarship notification is displayed on notice board. Eligible students are shortlisted by student’s admission section which later is scrutinized and finalized by governing body, and the selected students would be informed through college notice board and website.

Review in Policy of Scholarship is carried by taking feedback from benefited students, heads of the Department, faculties (based on student’s performance in academics and Co-curricular activities) and reporting to the governing body.

Evidence of Success: Many numbers of students received those scholarships and completed their degree. The exit feedback from those students indicates the true success of this scholarship program.

Problems Encountered and Resources required: The institution does not face any problem as such to identify those students to provide the scholarships. A huge fund is required to provide this type of assistance at the college level.

Our Vision

To be recognized as a department of excellence by stimulating a learning environment in which students and faculty will thrive and grow to achieve their professional, institutional and societal goals.

Our Mission

  • To provide high quality technical education to students which will enable them to become a new age computer engineer.
  • To establish conducive learning environment for students and staff to grow continuously to attain expertise in core and advanced technologies in computer science domain.
  • To emerge as a department of choice for the research in diverse areas of computer science and information technology.

Program Outcomes

  • An ability to apply knowledge of computing, mathematical foundations, algorithmic principles, and computer science and engineering theory in the modeling and design of computer-based systems to real-world problems.
  • An ability to design and conduct experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data.
  • An ability to design, implement, and evaluate a computer-based system, process, component, or program to meet desired needs, within realistic constraints such as economic, environmental, social, political, health and safety, manufacture ability, and sustainability.
  • An ability to function effectively on multidisciplinary teams.
  • An ability to analyze a problem, and identify, formulate and use the appropriate computing and engineering requirements for obtaining its solution.
  • An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities.
  • Communicate effectively with the engineers and society at large through the ability to comprehend and write effective reports, make effective presentations, give and receive clear instructions.
  • Ability to understand the local and global impact of computing and engineering solutions on individuals, organisations, and society.
  • Recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in continuing professional development and lifelong learning.
  • Have an open mind and have an understanding of the impact of engineering on society and demonstrate awareness of contemporary issues.
  • An ability to use current techniques, skills, and tools necessary for computing and engineering practice.
  • Ability to recognize the importance of professional development by pursuing postgraduate studies or face competitive examinations that offer challenging and rewarding careers in Computer Science Engineering Engineering.

Program Educational Objectives

  • PEO 1:
    Graduates have winning careers in computer science and engineering fields or will be able to successfully pursue advanced degrees.
  • PEO 2:
    Graduates will give solutions to difficult and challenging issues in their profession by applying computer science and engineering theory and principles.
  • PEO 3:
    Graduates will communicate effectively, work collaboratively and exhibit high levels of professionalism, moral and ethical responsibility.
  • PEO 4:
    Graduates will have interaction in life-long learning, professional and skilled development to adapt to dynamic work environment.

Program Specific Outcomes

  • PSO 1: Problem Solving Skills – Graduate will be able to apply computational techniques and software principles for designing of software systems.
  • PSO 2: Professional Skills – Graduate will be able to develop efficient and effective software systems using modern computer engineering techniques.
  • PSO 3: Successful Career – Graduates will be able to become entrepreneur and to pursue career in IT industries.

Head of The Department

Mr. M. Saidi Reddy has fifteen years of experience in teaching. He obtained M.Tech in Computer Science Specialization from Bharat Institute of Higher Education Chennai. He is member of ISTE and CSI. His area of Interest includes Operating Systems, Computer Networks Data Communication.

He has published research papers in international and national journals and conferences. He has conducted various workshops, faculty development programmes, seminars and conferences.

M. SAIDIREDDY
B.Tech, M.Tech, (Ph.D)
Head of the Department (HOD)
Cell : +917660000965
email: hod.cse@kgr.ac.in
 
 

HOD’s Message

Computer Science & Engineering is the field which deals with analyzing and designing hardware, software, and operating systems for a computer system. Our students are trained in software design and the integration of hardware and software. The Department has well equipped laboratories with a good number of personal computers, servers and latest software’s like Oracle, Rational Rose, MATLAB, .NET etc. The Central Computing facility and internet center with 60 Mbps are managed by the Department.
 
Various workshops, seminars, guest lectures, webinars and training programs based on current technologies are organized for faculty and students. Industrial visits are arranged to expose the students to real world applications. The research work is carried out by the faculty along with students in the areas like Soft Computing, Image Processing and Data Mining.
Computer Society of India
***achievements***

Faculty

Please find all the Department Faculty Profiles:

S.No Faculty Name Designation Qualification
1 Dr. Hemant Kumar Bhuyan Professor M.Tech, Ph.D
2 Dr. B. S. Chunchure Professor M.Tech, Ph.D
3 Saidireddy Maligireddy Assoc Professor(HOD) M.Tech, (Ph.D)
4 Raghu Kumar Lingamallu Asst Professor M.Tech, (Ph.D)
5 Mandavalli Kavya Asst Professor M.Tech
6 Parunalla Praveen Asst Professor M.Tech
7 Jaya Bharathi. G Asst Professor M.Tech
8 M. Rambabu Asst Professor M.Tech
9 Jyothi Maadugundu Asst Professor M.Tech
10 Rama Krishna Reddy Asst Professor M.Tech
11 Molkar Rajkumar Asst Professor M.Tech
12 Kandunuri Ramakrishna Asst Professor M.Tech
13 L Mamatha Asst Professor M.Tech
14 B N Jyothi Asst Professor M.Tech
15 S. Joy Kumar Asst Professor M.Tech
16 MD Afzal Asst Professor M.Tech
17 Y Venkat Rao Asst Professor M.Tech
18 Ashwini Gulhane Asst Professor M.Tech
19 Rayapudi Hima Sagarika Asst Professor M.Tech

Facilities

The department has the following laboratories available:

  • Computer Programming & Data Structures Through C++ Lab
  • Computer Hardware & IT Workshop / Engineering Workshop
  • Object Oriented Programming Lab
  • Database Management Systems Lab
  • Computer Networks and Operating Systems Lab
  • Advanced English Communication Skills Lab
  • Web Technologies Lab
  • Linux Programming & Programming and Data Mining Lab
  • Case Tools(Rational Rose) and Software Testing Lab
  • Computer Organization Lab
  • Operating Systems Laboratory
  • Case Tools and Web Technologies

Research

Our faculty take up various research activities and have published the below papers in International conferences and journals.

  • Saidi Reddy, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) ”Traffic Allocation Technique   in Computer Networks”, ISSN (Online): 2319 – 7064, Volume 3, Issue 12, December 2014.
  • Saidi Reddy, Global Journal of Computer Science and Technology (GJCST) ”Semantic Approach to Discover Topic over Mail data”, ISSN : 0975 – 4350, Volume 13, Issue 1, Page 21-15, September 2013
  • Saidi Reddy, International Journal of Computer Science information and Engineering Technologies (IJCSIET), “Suspicious URL Detection System Using SGD Algorithm For Twitter Stream“, ISSN 2277-4408 || 01082014-015, IJCSIET, Issue 4, Volume 2, Series 4
  • Rokesh Kumar, “Secure Path with Time-Space Cryptography for Mobile Ad-hoc Networks”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer and Communication Engineering (IJARCCE), Volume 1, Issue V, July 2012.
  • Rokesh Kumar, “Protecting Data Privacy using Multi Replica Dynamic Public Auditing in Cloud Environment”, International Journal of Advanced Technology and Innovative Research, Volume 6, Issue 6, September 2014.
  • Rokesh Kumar, “Implementing Cost-Effective Adaptive Actions using Memetic Algorithm”, International Journal of Advanced Technology and Innovative Research Volume 6, Issue 7, September 2014.
  • B.Srujana, V.Sravya, “A Survey On Fingerprint Biometric System”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Volume 2, Issue   4, No.12, APRIL 2012.
  • V.Sravya, B.Srujana “Comparing The Sdlc Models And New Proposed On The Basis Of  Available Methodology”, International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering, Volume 3,  Issue  4, No. 12, November 2013.

Department gallery

Achievements

S.No Achievement Details
1

#OpenGovDataHack conducted in New Delhi on 01/11/2018 CSE Final Year Students Stood as Finalists

 

Student Name Roll No Name of The Event Date Conducted By Location
B.Chaitanya Kumar 13QM1A0504 HCU Project 15 July, 2016 HCU Hyderabad Central University
B.Chaitanya Kumar 13QM1A0504 HCU Project 15 July, 2016 HCU Hyderabad Central University
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 HCU Project 15 July, 2016 HCU Hyderabad Central University
T.Ashwini Kumar 13QM1A0540 HCU Project 15 July, 2016 HCU Hyderabad Central University
B.B.T.S.Mrunalini 14QM1A0510 Youth Seminar 10-11 December, 2015 Teri JNTUH, Hyderabad
>K.Kaushik 13QM1A0512 Youth Seminar 10-11 December, 2015 Teri JNTUH, Hyderabad
D.Hima Bindu 14QM1A0521 Youth Seminar 10-11 December, 2015 Teri JNTUH, Hyderabad
K.Prathyusha 14QM1A0542 Youth Seminar 10-11 December, 2015 Teri JNTUH, Hyderabad
B.Sravya 14QM1A0509 Youth Seminar 10-11 December, 2015 Teri JNTUH, Hyderabad
B.Namesh 13QM1A0505 NCC 01-29 January, 2013 G.O.I New Delhi
B.Namesh 13QM1A0505 NCC 30 April, 2013 G.O.I Secunderabad
B.Namesh 13QM1A0505 NCC 29 August, 2012 G.O.I Secunderabad
B.Namesh 13QM1A0505 Army Attachment Camp 9–19, September 2011 G.O.I Secunderabad
M.Vaishnavi 13QM1A0515 Android Mobile App Development 2-4, September 2015 Coign KGRCET
M.Vaishnavi 13QM1A0515 Paper Presentation 25-27, February 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
M.Vaishnavi 13QM1A0515 Dev Campus 25-27, February 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
M.Vaishnavi 13QM1A0515 Electro Pedia 6-8, March 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
M.Vaishnavi 13QM1A0515 Ethical Hacking 2 -23, August 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 Android Mobile App Developement 2-4 September, 2015 Coign KGRCET
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 Ethical Hacking 22-23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 Electro Pedia 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 Dev Campus 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
P.Ramu 13QM1A0523 Electro Pedia 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Dev Campus 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Chess Event 23-24 January, 2015 VJIT Hyderabad
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Paper Presentation 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Android Mobile App Developement 2-4 September, 2015 Coign KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Electro Pedia 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Ethical Hacking 22 -23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
T.Ashwin Kumar 13QM1A0540 Chess Event 2011 G.Narayanamma High School Hyderabad
P.Aditya Sai Kanth 13QM1A0524 Ethical Hacking 22 -23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
P.Aditya Sai Kanth 13QM1A0524 NSS 10 September, 2015 KGRCET Hyderabad
P.Aditya Sai Kanth 13QM1A0524 Android Mobile App Developement 2-4 September, 2015 Coign KGRCET
P.Aditya Sai Kanth 13QM1A0524 Dev Campus 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
P.Aditya Sai Kanth 13QM1A0524 Blood Donate 21 October, 2013 Janani  Voluntary Blood Bank Hyderabad
P.Mounika 13QM1A0522 Electro Pedia 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
P.Mounika 13QM1A0522 Ethical Hacking 22 -23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
P.Mounika 13QM1A0522 Dev Campus 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
P.Mounika 13QM1A0522 Paper Presentation 25-27 February, 2015 Talentine 2015 KGRCET
P.Mounika 13QM1A0522 Android Mobile App Developement 2-4 September, 2015 Coign KGRCET
V.S.Niharika 13QM1A0544 Techno Bud 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
V.S.Niharika 13QM1A0544 Throw Ball 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
V.S.Niharika 13QM1A0544 Electro Pedia 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
V.S.Niharika 13QM1A0544 Paper Presentation 2014 Vasavi College HYD
V.S.Niharika 13QM1A0544 Ethical Hacking 22-23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
U.Sarika 13QR1A0507 Idea Presentation 2014 Kite College HYD
T.Haenok 13QM1A0539 Techno Bud 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
T.Haenok 13QM1A0539 Android Mobile App Development 2-4 September, 2015 Coign KGRCET
T.Haenok 13QM1A0539 Electro Pedia 6-8 March, 2014 Talentine 2014 KGRCET
T.Haenok 13QM1A0539 Ethical Hacking 22 -23 August, 2014 Web Shiksha KGRCET
T.Haenok 13QM1A0539 PAPER PRESENTATION 25-27 February, 2015 TALENTINE 2015 KGRCET
T. Haenok 13QM1A0539 ELECTRO PEDIA 25-27 February, 2015 TALENTINE 2015 KGRCET

Time-Tables

S.No YEAR – SEM CONTENT
1 II – Year II-Year CSE Time Table 2018-19(I-SEM)
2 III – Year III-Year CSE Time Table 2018-19(I-SEM)
3 IV – Year IV-Year CSE Time Table 2018-19(I-SEM)

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