As we all know, a newsletter

mirrors a college, a depart-

ment, its vision and mission.

It also highlights events, ac-

tivities and academic prowess

and achievements. I con-

gratulate the department for

its first eNewsletter. I do hope

that this will encourage many

more including students to

use it as a platform.

Dr. P Sankar

Professor, HOD IT

Learning is a lifelong process.

Education is more important

affair in our life than learning

or being literate. The newslet-

ter is a good way to learn

about developments and ac-

tivities and let others know. I

congratulate all the people

who have been associated

with this publication.

Sri Gangi Reddy. A

Chairman & Founder

It is wisely said that change is

the only thing that is perma-

nent in life. So be it, for the

department as well. Since this

is for first time, the eNewslet-

ter is introduced, I congratu-

late the editorial board, advi-

sory board and the depart-

ment for the very first step

towards online publication. I

hope everyone would be bene-

fited with it.

Dr.T Kalpalatha Reddy,

Principal, SVEW

We are glad to bring out our eNewsletter Look Inside, which also happens to be our first online publica-

tion. Carrying forward our agenda of information clubbed with entertainment, this issue features variety

of news and soft features. This issue provides information of faculty members, departmental activities and

new technologies that came into existence. I really appreciate the efforts done by Ms. Brindha K - Assistant Professor, in designing LOOK INSIDE -

eNewsletter to make this dream come true. Look Inside is thankful to all who contributed. We are equally open to comments, criticism and sugges-

tions to make it more informative.

Dr. P Sankar

Look Inside

What’s Inside

Faculty

Members

Toppers in

the Depart-

Departmen-

tal Activities

Latest

Trends and

Technologies

Committee

Message from Desk of Editor

eNewsletter V I S I O N

To create aspirants

in Information Tech-

nology from rural

community by en-

riching and enhanc-

ing the technical

skills in higher educa-

tion with social and

ethical values to

serve the society.

M I S S I O N

To develop high quality trained

technocrats.

To inculcate leadership quali-

ties and profes-sional knowl-edge with com-petent skills.

To enhance the aspirants on higher educa-

tion and re-

search .

DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

LOOK INSIDE

E M A I L : H O D _ I T @ S V E W . E D U . I N W E B S I T E : S V E W . E D U . I N P H O N E : 9 8 4 0 3 7 5 3 2 6

I S S U E 1 V O L 1

P A G E 2

I n f o r m a t i o n

technology is at the

core of how you do

the business and

how your business

model itself evolves.

The science of today

is the technology of

tomorrow.

Pavan Kumar Pagadala received his Bachelor of Technology Degree in CSE in 2010

and Master of Technology Degree in Computer Networks specialization in CSE in

2012 from JNTU, Ananthapuramu. He has 7 years of teaching experience. He has

published more than 10 papers in international, national journals, workshops,

books and conference proceedings. His area of interest includes Wireless

Networks, Mobile Computing, Network Security, IoT and Big Data.

Faculty Members

Brindha Kundavaran has completed her B. Tech IT from SVNE and M.Tech Com-

puter Science and Engineering from SVEW, Tirupati. She worked for both Col-

leges and Industries. Her excellence in communication guides the students to-

wards positive perspective of life. She is a member in IAENG and Computer Soci-

ety of India (CSI). ELITE certificate of NPTEL in “ Emotional Intelligence” added to

her excellence in her Career. She presented her talent in various aspects like

teaching, student co-ordination, extra curricular activities, Fun and Creativity.

P. Vinod

Assistant Professor

Rajeev Kumar Karanam an alumni of Anna University, Thiruchirapalli. He trained

under Automation Testing and served industry for 2 years. He kept his interest to-

wards teaching and acting as Assistant Professor from past four years at various

institutions. He is the college co-ordinator for NITTTR, Chandighar. He is the mem-

ber in IAENG. He is taking care of Web-Site of S V Engineering College For

Women. As Information

T e c h n o l o g y

restructures the

work situation,

it abstracts

thought from

action.

E N E W S L E T T E R

K Anusha was a Software Tester from Tech Mahindra. She completed all her

graduation from SSITS,Rayachoti. She attended many FDPs conducted by NITTTR,

IEEE, National Instruments, etc., She is a member in IAENG.Cryptography and

Network Security,Python Programming are the various levels of NPTEL Certified

as ELITE. Her participation in the activities towards placements are appreciable..

Sri Padmavathi Mahila Viswa Vidyalayum Alumnus V Gayathri specializes in Infor-

mation Security. She completed her B. Tech from SPMVV and earned her M. Tech

from SVEW– Tirupati in Computer Science and Engineering. NPTEL Certified un-

der Python Programming shows her interest towards Learning. She attended many

FDPs conducted by NITTTR, IEEE, National Instruments, etc., She is a member in

IAENG,CSTA.

T Munaiah

Assistant Professor

Umadevi

Assistant Professor

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B Nagarjuna

Assistant Professor

K Pavan Kumar

Assistant Professor

Toppers

P A G E 3

K. C. Suhasini,

189E1A1217

Percentage- 86.3%

Success is no accident, It is hard work, perseverance, learning,

studying, sacrifice and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning

to do. It doesn’t matter what others are doing. It matters what you are

doing. Lots of people think they deserve success as some sort of a right,

but here’s the truth….success is something you need to earn through

your efforts.

SUCCESS

Yedoti Anuhya

Percentage-77.6%

179E1A1250

Palvadi. Siva Chandra Mounika

Percentage-80%

179E1A1250

T.Y.NeelimaReddy

189E1A1241

Percentage- 83.5%

G. Arshiya ,

189E1A1213

Percentage- 81%

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P A G E 4

P y t h o n i s a n

experiment in how

m u c h f r e e d o m

programmers need.

Too much freedom

and nobody can read

anothers code; too

l i t t l e a n d

express i veness i s

endangered.

Code never Lies.

Comments some-

times do.

Python Programming

Startup - Python

ONE DAY SEMINAR ON “ PYTHON PROGRAMMING”

The Department of Information Technology has organised a one

day seminar on Python Programming on 22/01/2019 i.e., Tuesday at our

college seminar hall. Mr. J.Saravanan, Managing Director, Smart Ant Tech-

nologies was the resource person for the seminar. Dr. Sankar P HOD/IT

delivered the welcome address, Dr T. Kalpalatha Reddy Principal, SVEW

preside over the function, M.Abhilash kumar Reddy also addressed the

gathering. Around 90 students participated from IT Department SVEW.

Mrs. K.Anusha delivered the vote of thanks and coordinated the program.

ing significant whitespace. It

provides constructs that en-

able clear programming on

both small and large scales.Van

Rossum led the language com-

munity until stepping down as

leader in July 2018.

Python features

a dynamic type system and

automatic memory manage-

P y t h o n i s

an interpreted, high-

level, general-purpose

programming language.

Created by Guido van

Rossum and first re-

leased in 1991, Python

has a design philosophy

that emphasizes code

readability, notably us-

ment. It supports mult-

ple programming paradigms,

including object oriented, im-

perative,functional and proced

ural, it also has a comprehen-

sive standard library.

Do not figure

out big plans at

first, but begin

slowly, feel your

ground and

proceed up and

up.

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ONE DAY SEMINAR ON “ BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY”

P A G E 5

The Department of Information Technology has organised a one day seminar

on Block Chain Technology on 18-12/2018 i.e., Tuesday at our college seminar hall.

Mr. Venkata Subramanyam R, advisor, MAVJAY Solutions Private Limited was the re-

source person for the seminar. Dr. Sankar P HOD/IT delivered the welcome address,

Dr T. Kalpalatha Reddy, Principal, SVEW preside over the function, Dr. B RamaSubba

Reddy also addressed the gathering. Around 75 faculty members participated from

various departments including staff from both SVCE and SVEW. Mrs. V.Gayathri deliv-

ered the vote of thanks and coordinated the program.

spending problem without the

need of a trusted authority or

central server. The bitcoin de-

sign has inspired other applica-

tions, and blockchains which

are readable by the public are

w i d e l y u s e d

by cryptocurrencies. Blockchain

is considered a type of payment

rail. Private blockchains have

Blockchain was invented by a

person using the name Satoshi

Nakamoto in 2008 to serve as

the public transaction ledger of

the cryptocurrencybitcoin. The

identity of Satoshi Nakamoto is

unknown. The invention of the

blockchain for bitcoin made it

the first digital currency to

s o l v e t h e d o u b l e -

been proposed for business use.

S o u r c e s s u c h

as Computerworld called the

marketing of such blockchains

without a proper security

model "snake oil" .

Startup - Blockchain

Life is about

making an

impact, not

making an

income.

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P A G E 6

E N E W S L E T T E R

Blockchain will reveal new

opportunities in different industries

Everyone is now talking about blockchain, a revolu-

tionary decentralized technology that stores and ex-

changes data for cryptocurrencies. Blockchain stores

an ever-growing list of ordered records called blocks,

each containing a timestamp and a link to the previ-

ous block. For example, blockchain strongly influ-

ences the intellectual property management and

opens new insights in protection from copyright in-

f r i n g e m e n t . S o m e w e b s i t e s

like Blockai, Pixsy, Mediachain, and Proof of Exis-

tenceintend to apply the blockchain technology .

The Internet of Things will become intel-

ligent The intelligent things are everyday devices capable of

smarter interactions with people and the environment.

These things operate either semi-autonomously or

autonomously in uncontrolled real-world conditions

without the need for human intervention. A network

of collaborative intelligent things will be created where

multiple devices will work together developing IoT to

its full potential. The fusion of artificial intelligence with

the Internet of things brings about new amazing tech-

nologies to create smart homes and cities.

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P A G E 7

New depth sensors could be sensitive enough

for self-driving cars

Computational method improves the resolution of

time-of-flight depth sensors 1,000-fold. Larry

Hardesty | MIT News Office December 21, 2017.

Comparing of the cascaded GHz approach with

Kinect-style approaches visually represented on a

key. From left to right, the original image, a Kinect-

style approach, a GHz approach, and a stronger GHz

approach.

New approaches to privacy and security

are coming The technological development boosts the importance of

data, so hacking techniques become ever more progres-

sive. The increase in numbers of devices connected to the

internet creates more data but also makes it more vulner-

able and less protected. IoT gadgets are getting more

popular and widely used, yet they remain extremely inse-

cure in terms of the data privacy. Machine learning will be

the most significant security trend establishing a probabilis-

tic, predictive approach to ensuring data security. Imple-

menting techniques like behavioral analysis enables detect-

ing and stopping an attack capable of bypassing the static

protective systems.

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The Department is in its toddler’s stage with ongoing second year. In the years, it has been planned to grow our expertise and competence in the core areas of information technology. The primary focus of this newsletter is to impart technical know-how to students, promote their problem solving skills and encourage develop-ment of innovative applications. I wish all the best to the people who have contrib-uted to this newsletter.

Dr P Sankar HOD, IT

Committee Members

S V Engineering College For

Women

Department of IT

Karakambadi Road

Tirupati-517507, Andhra Pradesh

Phone: 0877-2285992

E-mail: svew@svcolleges.edu.in

Hod mail: hod_it@svew.edu.in

Empowering women through education - Educa-

tion is one of the most important means of empowering

women with the knowledge, skills and self-confidence neces-

sary to participate fully in the development process.

SVEW provides a vibrant and diverse residential

learning community where highly talented women and those

with uncommon potential from many cultural and religious

backgrounds can grow both intellectually and personally.

At the heart of SVEW has the civic and academic

goal to cultivate successive generations of women leaders

who possess the skills and resources to address the chal-

lenges of social and economic advancement of their commu-

nities. SVEW adheres to the belief that no group has a mo-

nopoly on talent and is committed to providing a superior

quality higher education to the region’s most outstanding

women, regardless of background.

Address:

Message from Head of the Department

svew.edu.in

Information Technology

Editorial Board Dr. P Sankar

Cultural Committee K Anusha, Assistant Professor K Pavan Kumar, Assistant Professor

Treasurer V Gayathri, Assistant Professor B Nagarjuna, Assistant Professor

Print Media Brindha K, Assistant Professor K Rajeev Kumar, Assistant Professor

Student Co-ordinator: Pavan Kumar Pagadala, Assistant Professor

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