Advisors. Editors. Prof. Sangram Mudali Dr. Ajit K. Panda Ms. Geetika Mudali. Mr. Amrut Phalguni Mohanty Mr. Dipti Ranjan Lenka

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1 Advisors Prof. Sangram Mudali Dr. Ajit K. Panda Ms. Geetika Mudali Editors Mr. Amrut Phalguni Mohanty Mr. Dipti Ranjan Lenka National Institute of Science and Technology Palur Hills, Berhampur, Orissa. Phone: , , Fax: Website:

2 From the Director s Desk We welcome our new Hon ble Vice Chancellor of BPUT Prof J K Satapathy, a renowned academician from NIT Rourkela and the author of a number of seminal books in Electrical Engineering. We hope he ushers in revolutionary change in the role and responsibilities of BPUT and the community of technical institutes of Orissa. These are epoch-making times for the technical education in our country as we try to raise the Gross Enrollment Ratio to 25% by The MHRD Ministry under Hon ble Minister Kapil Sibal, has gone ballistic in bringing in much desired change in the education system in our country. Only time will tell if radical moves such as no Class X examinations, inviting foreign universities to setup local campuses, stricter regulatory regime, 2 nd shift in engineering colleges, etc., will herald a new era. A great beginning has been made we await the implementation and the nitty-gritty as they say, God is in the details. At a recent Principals meeting held in the campus of a top IT company, the following qualities were considered a must for all incoming recruits in the same order of importance as given: Teamwork, Honesty,Communication skills, Interpersonal skills, Initiation/Motivation, Analytical skills, GPA. I look forward to the views of NIST e- news readers on this. I congratulate the NIST Robotics Club team members on their wonderful win in the Robocon event. Inspite of having top contenders such as IIT, Mumbai and IIT, Delhi, the lads of Berhampur gave a wonderful display to win the Most Innovative Idea Award from among the 45 top institutes vying for the honor. A thumbs up for the team and the Faculty Coordinator: Nihar R Sahu. The NIST Musical Society (NMS) band has notched up a number of awards at NIT, ITER, NMIET. Congratulations. With Best Wishes, March 15, 2010 Sangram Mudali NRC won National Award at ROBOCON-10 NIST Robotics Club (NRC), the only private Engineering College from Eastern India, participated in the 8 th ROBOCON 2010, the National Level Robotics Competition, organized by Doordarshan, India in collaboration with MIT, Pune, during 4 th 6 th March Contending with 45 top engineering institutes of the country, including all IITs and NITs, NIST was awarded with the National Award for Best Idea in Designing the Robots and was felicitated with a Trophy. It was a moment of pride and glory for NRC members receiving this national honor from Mr. Lakshmendra Kumar Chopra, Senior Director, Prasar Bharti Doordarshan Mumbai. A total of 17 student members of NRC went for this competition along with Mr. Nihar Ranjan Sahoo and Mr. Swagat Samantaray, Faculty Advisors, NRC. Congratulation NRC for bringing this National Accolade to NIST! National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

3 From the Editors Desk It is March and it is already 40deg and rising. As the mercury soars, so does the apprehensions about placement. Will the IT industry arise from its overall slumber and get back to the campuses as before? As companies get choosy in going to more select colleges, the challenge for NIST is to show extraordinary value for its graduates. Thanks to the placement cell and the Pre-Placement training for bringing in the best of resources and training our students for tomorrow. We are happy that many students have chosen to appear at GATE and MBA entrance examinations and have come out with flying colors. We are relieved that the BPUT agitations are over and the new Vice Chancellor gets going with an aggressive agenda of change. Whose interest do these agitations serve when a handful of students paralyse the functioning of colleges and upset the entire timetable of classes and examinations? NIST e_news congratulates all the student winners at different competitions. Special Congratulations to NRC for their wonderful and historic performance at ROBOCON and for making NIST proud of being the recipient of the National Innovative Award Dipti Ranjan Lenka Conferences/Seminars/Workshops Attended Ms. Sonali Prava Dash,Faculty,Dept.of ECE, Mr. Mihir Hota and Mr. Sukanta Ku Tripathy, Faculty members, Dept.of Physics attended an International Conference on MEMS and Opto- Electronics Technologies (ICMOT-2010) from 22 nd -23 rd January-2010 and presented a paper, segmented core clad fiber design for enhanced SBS thresold and improved coupling efficiency, vol.1, pp-76-79,2010 at the Conference Proceedings. Dr. Manabendra Patra, Faculty, Dept. of Chemistry attended a National Seminar on Recent Trends in Chemical Sciences (RETICS-2010) organized by School of Chemistry, Sambalpur University during 19 th 21 st February Prof. A. C. Dash, Retd. Professor, Utkal University, BBSR, delivered the key note address and Prof. S. P. Moulik, Jadavpur Univeresity; Dr. Pradeepta Kumar Panda, University of Hyderabad; Dr. Amiya Kumar Panda, University of North Bengal, Darjeeling; Prof. Subhash Chandra Bhattacharya, Jadavpur University; Dr. Rabi Narayan Panda, & Dr. Raghunath Behera, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, Goa Campus were the resource persons for the program. Mr. Debananda Kanhar, Faculty, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering attended a Conference, Indian Software Engineering Conference (ISEC- 2010) organized by Infosys Technologies Ltd. at GEC Campus, Mysore from 25 th to 27 th February Amrut Phalguni Mohanty Dr. Sidhartha Panda, Faculty, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering attended a 3-Day National level Workshop on Recent Advances on Power System Engineering and Application of Research Tools as a resource person at Narsaraopeta Engineering College, Guntur, Andhra Pradesh from 19 th 22 nd Feb National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

4 Dr. Ajit Kumar Panda, Dean, Mr. M. Suresh, Course Coordinator, M. Tech, Dr. Sukanta Kumar Tripathy, and Mr. Mihir Hota, Faculty members, Dept. of Physics attended a National Seminar on Physics and Technology of Novel Materials (PTNM-2010) organized by School of Physics, Sambalpur University from 25 th 27 th December NIST Emeritus Professors, Prof. S. P. Pati and Prof. S. N. Behera presented papers in the seminar. Two of our final year students, Mr. Amit Suryavanshi & Ms. Priyanka also presented papers under the guidance of Dr. Sukanta K. Tripathy. The following papers were presented at the seminar by NIST Faculty members: Science and Technology of Spintronic Materials by Prof. Surjyo Narayana Behera Thermal Evaporation and Chemical Etching Behaviour of Glycine Sulphonitrate (GSN) Crystals of Non-Linear Optical Origin by M. M. Khandepekar, & Prof. Sankar Prasad Pati Calculation of Energy Eigenstates of Electrons in a Spherical Quntum Dot by Dilip Roy, Pranati Purohit, & Prof. Sankar Prasad Pati DC and Microwave Behaviour of SDR GaN-Based IMPATTs at 140GHz by P. R. Tripathy, M. Mukherjee and Prof. Sankar P. Pati XRF, Electrical, Photo Conductive, Light Dependent and Dielectric Behaviour of Triglycine Potassium Iodate (TGPI) Crystal of Nonlinear Optical Origin by M. M. Khandepekar, & Prof. Sankar P. Pati Photoemisson Yield Spectroscopy (PEYS) and Contact Potential Difference (CPD) Studies on Sulphur Passivated GaAs Surfaces by C. Suresh Kumar, Prof. Sankar P. Pati and Prof. Jagabandhu Majhi Avalanche Mechanism in nanometer dimension GaAs p-n Junction and its RF Performance between Terahertz Frequencies by S. K. Dash, P. R. Tripathy, P. K. Mishra, and Prof. Sankar P. Pati Microwave Generation in wide Band Gap ZnS Complementary SDDs by S. K. Choudhury, P. R. Tripathy and Prof. Sankar P. Pati. Polarization Depandant Capacitance Voltage Analysis of GaN-based Heterostructure Field Effect Transistor Mr. Trupti Ranjan Lenka and Dr. Ajit Kumar Panda Coupling Optimization using Large Mode Area Photonic Crystal Fibers by Mr. Mihir Hota, S. P. Dash, Trinath Sahu and Sukanta Kumar Tripathy Optical Interconnects for Multichip Module Using Polymer Embeded Waveguide Gratings Priyanka, Amit Prakash Suryavanshi and Sukanta K. Tripathy. IBM s Rational Application Developer The IBM-Rational Application Developer (RAD) training was held during 5 th to 9 th February 2010 to enable the students learn JAVA technology by use of RAD and its use in TGMC projects. Being the resource person, Mr. Chetan Nirjholkar, Trainer, IBM Academic Alliance Training Partner trained a number of 62 students of our institute from both 6 th and 8 th semester on RAD and its National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

5 edge over other competitor softwares available. Mr. Debananda Kanhar, Mr. Rabindra K. Shial, Mr. Arkaprava B. Mandal, Mr. Ashish Dass, Ms. Charulata Palai, Mr. Pradeep K. Jena, were among the faculty members who also attended the training program. In the presence of Mr. Md. Sarim Zia Haroon, Marketing Specialist, IBM Academic Initiative, the certification exam on RAD was conducted which fourteen of our students cleared. A Mini-Trekking Expedition A Mini - Trekking Expedition was organized from Ramaiha Patnam to Gopalpur Sea Beach around 15 Kms on 7 th February 2010 (Sunday). The trek was flagged off by Mr. Shom Prasad Das, Course Coordinator, MBA at Ramaiha Patnam at around 9:00 am and the first group reached at Gopalpur Sea Beach at around am. Total 179 first year students of different courses along with many faculty members and staff participated in the trekking. NIST Trekking T-shirts, Caps & refreshment packets were provided and lunch was arranged at Gopalpur beach. Trekking got successfully coordinated by Mr. Vinay Kumar Das, Coordinator, Students Activity Centre, NIST with the support and participation of Dr. Arun Kumar Padhy, Mr. Jagnnath Mohanty, Mr. Mihir Hota, Mr. Rabindra K. Shial, Mr. S.M.A.K. Azad, Mr. G. Prasad, Mr. Sanjeet Mohanty, Ms. Soumya Mudali, Ms. Basanti Patro, Dr. Sukanta K. Tripathy, Mr. Suresh C. Patnaik and above all Mr. M. Suresh. NASSCOM s NAC-Tech at NIST NIST is the NASSCOM certified test centre for conducting the NAC-Tech internet based test. 150 students from B. Tech. & MCA final year appeared the NASSCOM s NAC-Tech diagnostic internet based test held at NIST on 26 th Feb students from B. Tech & MCA final yr appeared the final test on 15 th March NAC-Tech is a NASSCOM Initiative in association with MeritTrac to increase employability of fresh engineers by having a standardized assessment model, which is endorsed by the IT Companies, like, APC (Schneider Electric), AIG Systems, Areva, Cambridge Solutions, CCI Valve, Convergys, Cognizant, Core Objects, Delphi, Harita TVS, Hexaware, HSBC Software, Impiger, Logica, Microland, Mphasis, Nokia Siemens Networks, Patni, Polaris, Sasken, Sierra Atlantic, Silverline Technologies, Sundaram Infotech, Sundaram Fastners, SunGard, Tanla Solutions, Tata Elxsi, TESCO, UBS Software Services, Value Source Technologies, Weir Minerals, etc. In addition to these, the NAC-Tech Advisory Council includes the following Companies: Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Satyam, Patni, HCL, IBM, HP, Birlasoft, Cognizant, Accenture, Oracle and MindTree Consulting. Benefits for test takers Candidates who attempt and pass this standardized test will be able to take an interview directly with the companies who have endorsed this standardized test. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

6 NASSCOM will host the scores of all NAC-Tech test takers in its website and will make the profiles available to its member companies. In addition, NASSCOM has also tied up with Naukri.com for hosting the CVs of candidates in their site for increasing the employment opportunity. Detailed feedback on their knowledge and skills - which will help them to decide which industry verticals to pursue a career in. However along with a valid NAC-Tech score a consistent academic record with at least 60% in aggregate in the qualifying degree (B.E, B. Tech or MCA, as the case may be) will be preferred by the companies. However, please note that a high NAC-Tech does not automatically guarantee placement in an endorsing company, as different companies have their own short listing criteria. Eye Awareness Camp Working on computers for more than two hours a day can make the eyes feel tired and cause frequent headaches, irritation and watering of eyes. This could be due to Computer Vision Syndrome (CVS), since eye-pain and eyestrain are very common among computer users, we could also call it e-pain. Today, medical options are available which relieve the stress of computer fatigued eyes. These options are completely safe and may help to regain the lost productivity at work. NIST organized an EYE CAMP on 11 th February 2010 at the institute premises. Dr. B. Nageshwar Rao Subudhi, Assistant Prof., Medical College, Berhampur, delivered an awareness talk on CVS and conducted a workshop at the institute First-Aid-Center. Students, faculty and staff attended the workshop and consulted regarding the symptoms of CVS or Dry Eye. NIST e_news Anniversary Celebration NIST e_news, the institute s monthly news bulletin, celebrated its 8 th Anniversary on 15 th February 2010 in the institute s auditorium. Mr. Hrushikesh Panigrahy, Senior Program Executive, All India Radio, Berhampur, honored the occasion being the Chief Guest along with Ms. Geetika Mudali, Placement Director, NIST, Dr. E. Raja Rao, Prof., Dept. of English. The celebration began with a presentation on the evolution of the magazine in the campus by student members followed by the formal inauguration of the function. The current issue of the magazine was unveiled on the occasion and both Mr. Panigrahy and Ms. Mudali stressed on the importance of campus journalism and wished the success story of the magazine to continue. The celebration continued with the cutting of cake and soon was followed by the Youth Forum, Indian Films: A new Teacher for Indian Youth in which the audience actively participated and the discussion brought out many different dimensions of the idea. The movie buffs of present generation, the student community, though stood in strong favor of movies being the sources of entertainment only also demanded the film-makers to shift from film-making-as-business to serving their part of social responsibility by making movies as social teachers. NIST e_news T-shirts and mementos were presented to the dignitaries on the dias and the celebration brought its National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

7 curtain down by felicitating the best contributors of the magazine in the year and distributing refreshment packets to one and all present on the occasion. Mr. Amrut Phalguni Mohanty and Mr. Dipti Ranjan Lenka, Editors, nist e_news, along with the student team members coordinated the entire program. Observation of International Women s Day NIST celebrated the Centenary International Women s Day in the institute premises on 8 th March Eminent Women dignitaries being at the helm of affairs of many different organizations, which includes, Ms. Geetika Mudali, Placement Director, NIST; Captain Surbjyot Kaur, Captain, Indian Army; Dr. Suvarna Devi, Retd., HOD, Pediatrics, MKCG, Berhampur; Ms. Surcheta Patnaik, Journalist, Kanak TV; Ms. Padmini Behera, Inspector-in-charge, Mahila Police Station, Berhampur; Ms. Bharati Padhy, Advocate, Berhampur; Ms. Mamata Panda, Boxing Champion; Ms. Saudamini Rath, Project Director, ARUNA; Ms. Minati Behera, Project Manager, ARUNA; Brahmakumari Kalyani, & Ms. K. Swati, Odissi Dancer, participated in the discussion, on the theme, Equal Rights, Equal Opportunities: Progress for All, the theme of Women s Day The program was organized and coordinated by Ms. S. Gita Madhuri, Faculty, Dept. of Management Studies and was hosted by Dr. E. Raja Rao, Prof., Dept. of English. Asim Memorial Engineers Cup NIST Student Activities Center (SAC) organized the Cricket Tournament, Asim Memorial Engineers Cup during 18 th to 21 st February 2010 at Berhampur Stadium, in the memory of our beloved student Late Shri. Asim Abhinash Panda. Dr. Arun Kumar Padhy inaugurated the tournament with other faculty members. Teams from SILI- CON, Bhubaneswar; APEX, Bhubaneswar; COEB, Bhubaneswar; TRIDENT, Bhubaneswar; GIET, Gunpur; RIT, Berhampur; IACR, Raygada; and NIST, Berhampur participated in the tournament. The team from IACR, Rayagada proved their mettle by beating the host institute in the finals and won the tournament. Many faculty members, NIST along with other staff members being present during the tournament encouraged the young cricketers. Congratulations NIST Cricket Team for being the Runners-Up! Training Program on Minitab 15 A Training Program on Minitab-15 was conducted on 5 th and 6 th Feb at NIST B-School. Enabling the students to use Minitab 15 software, particularly in data analysis of their project works, was the main objective of introducing Minitab-15, a statistical software Package/Tool, to the students. Mr. Sarat Kumar Jena, Faculty, Dept. of Management Studies, NIST, took the sessions discussing the fundamental ideas about Statistics (Sampling Plan, Data, Scaling, Distribution, Correlation, Regression, Questionnaire, etc) on the 1 st day and some other important aspects of the software along with the practical applications of it, such as, Data analysis by using Minitab-15, on the 2 nd day. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

8 Student Winners at Talent Hunt NIST students participated in the Talent Hunt for Budding Business Leaders organized by 3C Associates, Berhampur in association with Vishwa Vishwani Institute of Systems and Management, Hyderabad on 30 th January 2010 at Hotel Moti, Berhampur. They took part in competitions like Business Quiz, Script for TV Ad, and Personal Interview. The winners are as follows: Name Batch Award Amount Mr. Animesh Rout B. Tech., 4 th yr 1 st 5000/- Mr. Bismay Purohit B. Tech., 4 th yr 2 nd 3000/- Mr. Ch. Sujit Kumar B. Tech., 4 th yr 3 rd 1000/- NIST Students Qualified the JLPT Mr. Soumyajit Panda, B. Tech., 4 th year, Mr. Koushika Rout, MCA, 2 nd year of the institute have qualified the Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Level 4 conducted both in Japan and outside Japan to evaluate and certify the language proficiency of primarily non-native speakers of Japanese. This Internationally recognized test is administered by Japan Educational Exchanges and Services, inside Japan, and by the Japan Foundation, outside Japan, qualifying which brings an international recognition. The exam has been continuing since 1992 in 41 different countries which is conducted in 4 different levels in ascending order (Level - 4, 3, 2, 1). In NIST Japanese Language training is provided to all B. Tech., MCA, MBA, PGDM students and also is included as a part of Summer Courses. Congratulations JLPT qualifiers! Achievements of NIST Musical Society Lawn Tennis Coaching Camp A Lawn Tennis Coaching Camp was organized from 5 th to 14 th February 2010 at the institute s Lawn Tennis Court. Around 60 students of different streams participated in the camp. For the first time students practiced during evening hours with proper flood light arrangements. Coach, Mr. Md. Rafuik Ahmed from Jharkand trained our students and generated an interest among them towards the game. The Camp was inaugurated by Mr. M. Suresh, M. Tech., Course Coordinator. Around 25 girl students also participated in the coaching camp. RYTHMEN 919, band of NIST Musical Society (NMS) participated in an Open-Band Competition, held at ITER, SoA University, Bhubaneswar and were the 2 nd Runners-Up competing with top-level national and state bands which included participants from non-technical institutes also. The band s lead vocalist, Mr. Jagannath Satpathy, B. Tech final year student, was among the National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

9 top 3 performers in the evening and won the Best Vocalist Award. The members of the band also participated in AMAN KI ASHA, a TOI initiative. The members of NMS include Jagannath Satpathy (4 th yr), Lelin Acharya (3 rd yr), Padarabinda Tripathy (3 rd yr), Deepak Maharana (3 rd yr), Kunal Kumar Kishan (3 rd yr), and Purusottam D. (2 nd yr). RYTHMEN 919, won the second prize at a Rock Band Competition held at Utkal Mandap, Bhubaneswar organized by NM group of Institutes. Mr. Jagannath Satpathy (4th yr) and Mr. Deepak Maharana (3rd yr) won the Best Vocalist Award and Mr. Lelin Acharya (3rd yr) won the Best Drummer Award. They were adjudged by organizers of Youth Festival and representatives from Ramoji Film City, Hyderabad. Book Reviewed Ms. Tripti Mund, Faculty, Dept. of English has reviewed the chapter on Phonetics for the 2nd Edition of the book Technical Communication written by Meenakshi Raman & Sangeeta Sharma. The book is published by the Oxford University Press. Paper Published Dr. Sidhartha Panda, Faculty, Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engineering along with Mr. R. K. Sahu published a paper, Modelling, simulation and optimal design of a TCSC- based controller in a power system in the International Journal of Engineering Systems Modelling and Simulation, INDERSCIENCE Publications, UK. Vol. 1, No. 4, pp , Paper Accepted for Presentation A paper entitled, Influence of Job Satisfaction in Relationship of HR Practices & Emotional Intelligence has been selected for an oral presentation at ACSS 2010 (The Asian Conference on the Social Sciences), organized by IAFOR (International Academic Forum) at OSAKA, Japan to be held on June 18 th 21 st The paper is being authored by Dr. B. Pawan Kumar, Faculty, Dept of Management Studies and two other students, Ms. Ankita Swain & Mr. Bismaya Kumar Purohit, B. Tech., 8 th semester, IT Branch. This paper is a part of B. Tech. Project that is being carried out by these students as per their university requirement. Congratulations Dr. Pawan! Great Initiative to involve B. Tech and MBA students as co-authors! Placement Drive India Info line as Relationship Manager 1. S. Ramesh Patnaik MBA 2. K. Srinivas MBA 3. K. Anil Kumar Patro PGDM Wipro BPO 07 (seven) students from B. Tech. final semester TVS Motors selected 01(one) student from B. Tech. final semester. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

10 NIST Students at NITrutsav-2010 Around 25 NIST students participated in the NITrustav-2010, NIT, Rourkela held during 12 th to 14 th March Ms. Basanti Patro, Yoga Instructor, NIST accompanied the team. Following are the winners of different events: Events Winners Batch Prizes Dance (Solo) Suvarna MBA 2 nd Yr First Rs. 1500/- Omkar Dash, Aswin Kumar, Sagar Ayappa, HItesh Dance (Group) Nayak, P.Mohan, Ankita Swain, Shruti George, B.Tech Second Rs. 3000/- Suvarna, Biswajeeta, Swati Swagatika, Jasmine Band Competition NMS Band Jagnnath, Lelin, Deepak, Kunal Kumar, Subhankar, Padrabinda, B.Tech Third Purusottam, Anshuman Painting Pawn Kumar Pani B.Tech Third Rs. 300/- Quiz Dheeraj Kumar Pratishi Choudhary B.Tech Third TATA Crucibles-2010 (Quiz Program) Two of our students Mr. Rohit Mohanty and Mr. Dheeraj Kumar Bhatt of final year attended the TATA Crucibles-2010 at Crown Hotel, Bhubaneswar on 15 th March They secured third positions in the competitions and won prizes worth Rs /- (two DVD Players, two Sun Glasses and two Bags). New Responsibilities The following faculty members have taken the additional charges: Dr. B Pawan Kumar Batch Coordinator MBA & PGDM 1 st yr Mr. Chinmaya Sahu Batch Coordinator MBA & PGDM 2 nd yr Mr. Pradeep Jena In-Charge, MCA Mr. SMAK Azad Project Coordinator B. Tech. Vaccination for Chicken Pox A vaccination camp was organized at the institute s Medical Centre on 24 th February Homoeopathic preventive medicine was provided to all NISTians at the minimal charge of Rs. 10/- under the supervision of Dr. M. Das and his team. This program was coordinated by Mr. S. N. Panda, In-Charge, NIST First Aid Center. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

11 Ms. Namita Jena joined as Faculty in the Department of Physics. She has done her M. Sc. in Applied Physics and Ballistics and B. Sc. in Physics from Fakir Mohan University, Balasore. Her research interest lies in the area of Fluid Mechanics. Ms. Deepanjali Mishra joined as Faculty in the Dept. of Physics. She has done her M.Sc. in Physics from Khallikote Autonomous College, Berhampur, B.Sc. in Physics (Hons) from Berhampur University, and Diploma in Rural Management from MICM, Bhubaneswar. She has more than 7 years of teaching experience, working as Lecturer in Physics at Dalmia College, Rajgangpur, Samanta Chandrasekhar Institute of Technology and Management, Semiliguda, Koraput, and also at SMIT, Berhampur. Her research interest includes Photonics. NIST Welcomes NIST welcomes the following members to its parivaar: Mr. Kedarnath Misra joined as Laboratory Supervisor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering. He has done his B. Sc. In Physics (Hons) from Gunupur College, Gunupur and MCA from GICMS, Gunupur. Apart from this Mr. Misra has also done PGDCA, course on ORACLE and JAVA from ORICOM, Gunupur, NSTAR, Bhubaneswar and Satya Technology, Hyderabad respectively. Mr. Radhesyam Swain joined as a Pharmacist in the institute s Medical Centre. Mr. Swain has done his D. Pharma from RCPHS, Berhampur. Ms. Sasmita Nayak joined as Faculty in the Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering. She did her M. Tech in ECE from NIST, Berhampur and did her M. Tech project, OFDM and its improvisation for a stable DGPS System at Intregrated Test Range (ITR), DRDO, Chandipur, Balasore; B. Tech. from MITS, Rayagada in ETC. Her research interest lies in the areas of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing in MIMO Environment. Mr. Kabiraj Pradhan joined as Faculty in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. He has done his BE from IGIT, Sarang in Metallurgical and Material Engineering. He worked as a Quality Control Engineer at Powmex Steel, as a Testing Engineer in a manufacturing plant based in Delhi. He started his teaching career as a guest faculty in various engineering institutes and different management coaching centers and then joined as a fulltime Senior Lecturer at DEC, SMIT in the Mechanical department and worked there for 4 years. His areas of research interest include Advance Manufacturing process, Design, manufacturing and testing of Nano-materials, and Powder Metallurgy. Mr. Smruti Ranjan Pradhan joined as Faculty in the Dept. of Mechanical Engineering. He completed his B. Sc. from Utkal University and B. Tech in Mechanical Engineering from NM Institute of Engineering and Technology (NMIET), Bhubaneswar. His research interest lies in the areas of Mechanical Vibration and Nano Technology. NIST e_news welcomes all the new members and wishes you a wonderful career! National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

12 Date: 04 February 2010 Speakers Dr. Sidhartha Panda Thursday Lecture Seminar Series Mr. Rabindra Kumar Shial, Mr. Siddhartha B. Neelamani, Mr. Bhabani Sankar Gouda, Mr. Chandan Ku. Behera ICIT 2009 Dr. B. Pawan Kumar Truth about 2010 Date: 11 February 2010 Mr. Mihir Hota Mr. Ranjit Behera & Mr. Bhagaban Swain Mr. Dipti Ranjan Lenka Date: 18 February 2010 Mr. Trupti Ranjan Lenka Ms. Sonali Prabha Dash Mr. Sidhartha Sankar Sahu Mr. Pramath Nath Acharya Title Multi-Objective Optimization Technique for TCSC-Based Supplementary Damping Controller Design Optical bistable switching in a magnetic semiconductor FEP 3.0 at Infosys Professional Etiquette 2nd International Winter School for Graduate Students (IWSG-2009) Segmented core clad fiber design for enhanced SBS threshold and improved coupling efficiency Awareness about Japanese Language Proficiency Test (JLPT) Teaching Finance through Cases Date: 25 February 2010 Dr. Ajit Kumar Panda DefExpo Dr. Manabendra Patra Industrial Waste Management & Environment Management Practices Mr. Bhagabati Prasad Pattnaik Ad Really Adds Best Feedback Award B. Tech 7th Sem 5th Sem 3rd Sem 1st Sem MCA 1st Sem. 3rd Sem. 5th Sem. Academic Honorarium Award: Mr. Nihar Ranjan Sahu Mr. M. Suresh Mr. Rajesh Kumar Dash Mr. Amrut P. Mohanty Dr. Purna C. Biswal Dr. Purna C. Biswal Ms. Sumitra Ojha MBA 1st Trim MBA 4th Trim MBA PGDM 1st Trim PGDM 2nd Trim PGDM 4th Trim PGDM Prof. E. Raja Rao Mr. Shom P. Das Dr. Sisira Kanti Mishra Mr. Sushant Tripathy Dr. Pawan Kumar Honorarium for Book Publication Title: Internet and Web Technology Authors: K.L. Narayan, M. Aparna National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

13 News desk Mr. Pratyush Mishra B. Tech., 6 th Sem, Team e_news The food prices eased but RBI gave indications of tightening policy for the markets. Shiv Sena managed to create a ruckus over SRK s My name is KHAN which ultimately ended up in a positive public response for the movie. Telangana issue continued to simmer with the panel said that it would consider united AP as a response to which TRS MLA s quit. At least 8 people were killed and 33 injured in a bomb blast in a German bakery, Pune. The government in the meantime allowed the return of Kashmiris who had ventured into PoK only if they were ready to give up their militancy. The Red rebels continued their activities as they blew up tracks in Bihar to paralyze trains, killed a labor contractor in Sundergarh and gunned down 11 people, set the houses ablaze and kidnapped about a dozen people in a remote village in Bihar. Meanwhile a truce offer by Maoists was turned down by the government asked the red rebels to abjure violence before any talks.ipl finally kicked off with a gala opening ceremony adorned with extensive fireworks and explosive performances which included stars like Deepika Padukone. The IPL scheduled had undergone a change as the Telengana issue continued to act as a threat to the matches. As a result of these internal conflicts all the matches were moved out of the state. In the meantime, Cuttack got lucky as it got a chance to host two matches scheduled on 19 th and 21 st of March both of which will see Deccan Chargers in action. The Centre denied influencing IPL against Pakistan. Another issue that has been in the headlines is the BT-brinjal issue. The proposed plan of introduction has met with stiff resistance from farmers, 11 state governments and green activists. The Indian hockey team after getting off to a flyer against arch rivals Pakistan failed the hopes of the fans again as it crashed out of the World Cup being held in India. Seventeen soldiers lost their lives as an Avalanche slammed into a group of 70 combat troops in a training camp at high altitudes. Iran continued its plan of a major nuke expansion. In a major defense deal, Us okayed Howitzers for India in a $647-million deal for 145 guns in a first major purchase since the BOFORS scandal came to light. Pranab Mukherjee widened tax slabs, began stimulus rollback boosts social spend and gave a reason for the markets to cheer. In the railway budget-passengers were spared a fare hike, freight rates were lowered for some essential items and 54 new trains were announced for the session. Naveen Pattnaik called the budget a s disappointing. The budget allocated a fund of Rs. 31, 300cr for primary education. It was the master blaster all the way when he achieved a record feat of the first double ton in ODI s. he surpassed Saeed Anwar s record of 194 by scoring 201* against South Africa. Ace painter M.F Husain was conferred nationality by Qatar. He had been facing resistance from the right wing and Hindu groups and spending a life hopping between Dubai and London. Another scandal rocked the state with sexual abuse reports from Sevashrams. The political fraternity remained divided over the proposed Women s Bill which seeks a reservation of seats in the assembly where Lalu and Mulayam singh were the ones spearheading the agitation against the bill. In another incident 65 people were killed in a temple stampede in UP. In the Oscars, it was The Hurt Locker managed to push past movies like Avatar and other popular movies. And in yet another encouraging decision the HC granted the permission of permanent commission to women In Forces. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

14 Cynosure of all Eyes Ms. Neena Choudhary B. Tech., 4 th Sem., Team e_news On this 8th of March, I realized how rapidly time passes by. Memories are still fresh when a year before in 2009 my friends wished me a Happy Women s Day and lo! Here I am this year again receiving the same wishes. It made me realize how lucky I was to be born as a girl (and especially because we don t have any men s day celebrations!!!). The process will continue as again in the coming years we will go through the tokenism of remembering the one half of our population a declining half consisting of women. Life of a woman is not that easy as it seems to a man. She transfers herself from one role to another in every second. A girl is a daughter, a girl becomes a woman, a woman becomes a daughter-in-law, a woman becomes a wife, a woman becomes a mother, and a woman becomes a relative. These are not the only roles she plays in her life on earth. When a girl is born her room is often painted in pink and her cloths are of the same color. Pink is the light color of red, the color of blood. And it symbolizes that the world cannot grow without a woman. She is just like the Pandora box. She is always a mystery to men but when understood properly she is full of surprises and gifts. A girl is the best creation by God ever. And even boys admire this fact. Today girls have created their own space in the society which cannot be ignored. Yet, her status is a sort of paradox. If on one hand she is at the peak of ladder of success, on the other hand she is mutely suffering the violence afflicted on her. As compared with past, women in modern times have achieved a lot but in reality they have to still travel a long way. Their path is full of roadblocks. They have proven themselves many a times. But in India they are yet to get their dues. The sex ratio of India shows that the Indian society is still prejudiced against female. There are 933 females per thousand males in India according to the census of 2001, which is much below the world average of 990 females. There are many problems which women in India have to go through daily. These problems have become the part and parcel of life of Indian women and some of them have accepted them as their fate. A male can smoke and that too shamelessly even with women around, but a female can t. And if she does she loses her dignity and character. Smoking or drinking is bad for human health then why are these restrictions only on a woman. If a boy doesn t lose his dignity on wearing shorts why does a girl? False words spread around like fire if a girl is seen outside on Valentine s Day even if she is with her friends. She is the one to face harassment in public transport, eve teasing, verbal abuse and even sexual assault. A boy can wander around on the roadside any time he feels to but a girl cannot after 6 or 7 in the evening. And the reason is that she is not safe. Who is the one causing her fear? It is this male dominating society. Questions may be even raised to this article, some even speaking vulgar, because a girl has risen to put forth questions. Whatever women do they must do twice as well as men to be thought half as good. Luckily, this is not difficult. The women have succeeded in ignoring the barriers and moving ahead. The women have left the secured domain of their home and are now in the battlefield of life, fully armored with their talent. The celebrations of 8 th March won t be complete unless men start respecting women, and the respect has to come from within. And even if it is not done, no woman will be raped, abused or tortured, because a spark is already up and only a woman knows when it may turn into a fire. Let this situation not arise, there is nothing harm in providing equal rights to both the genders of the population. What is required at this hour is everyone questioning themselves on how true they are as a woman and to a woman. [Any suggestions or feedback regarding the article are welcome and can be mailed to neena.choudhary.28.06@gmail.com ] National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

15 Tech Check Samsung E6 ereader ready to Change your World Samsung is ready to rock the world with its new E6 ereader. It not only allow you to access the content easily but also works as a digital notepad, taking down notes as well as thoughts directly on the page. What makes it stand away from the crowd is its electromagnetics resonance (EMR) stylus pen which provides writing capabilities to the user. We can make annotations and pen down our own thoughts while reading with its help. Even images can be modified easily with direct handwriting and memos. But, for a lazy person like me there voice recording functionality too. It has a 6 E-ink display at 600 X 800 resolution with 8-Gray scale for reading anywhere and everywhere. The best thing is that it can support e-pub, PDF, TXT, BMP and JPG formats. Also it has the text-to-speech (TTS) technology. Now talking about other features: it is provided with Wi-Fi connectivity and Bluetooth 2.0 facilities. The internal memory is of 2 GB thus you can store 1500 books or pages of memos, where it is facilitated by a microsd card slot. Plustek Smart Office PL1530 : scanner shared on two PCs The word satisfaction does not give satisfaction when it is spoken keeping technology in mind. Common man is generally satisfied with a laptop and a scanner on the table but it s not the case with everyone. Thus Plustek is here with the world s first scanner which can be shared between two PCs (fixed or mobile) via interface USB, and it has been named Smart Office PL1530. It is shared by two PCs via USB ADF. It not only provides interface for the two systems for file sharing but also increases productivity by reducing waiting and reducing time. It is compatible with USB 2.0 through the two slots. Now talking about processing time, it can process 15 pages or 30 photos per minute with a quality of 600 X 600 dpi. It is compatible with the new operating system Windows 7 and will be first seen in the Italian market in the near future. Courtesy: coolest-gadgets.com, coolestgizmosandgadgets.com Md. Ashraf Adil, B. Tech., 6th Sem., Team e_news ashraf.adil_13@rediffmail.com Expectations of the Industries from the Fresher Mr. Atanu Dutta, Faculty, Dept. of CSE & Manager, Placement Cell The IT revolution would reach more than two billion people of the world by 2015 and many of them will be illiterate so we need to focus on non-text, non-english interfaces like video, animations, voice recognition, etc. Mobile devices will rule the world & hence we need to start playing with mobile platforms. The products need to be more user-friendly. The emerging areas are Human Computer Interaction, User Centered Design, etc. So the Graduate Engineer Trainees need to get their basics right. A engineering student who is aspiring to make a career in IT sector needs to be extremely good in Mathematics, Statistics, Probability Theories, Data Structures, understanding the Complexities of the Algorithms, Concepts of Operating System, Computer Networks, etc. A fresher who wants to make a career in the IT industry must treat presentation skills as equally important like documenting, designing, algorithmic & programming skills. They are expected to know how to create or write good documents, business s, presentation slides, etc. They must think about what the listeners want to know instead of what they want to tell. One must learn to speak well in public and learn to avoid the stuffs that one find extremely interesting, but the listener doesn t. The technology will keep evolving in unforeseen directions so learning to learn would become a key factor. Adaptability to new ideas, reading habits, comprehension and the fundamentals of the software engineering process needs to be understood National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

16 thoroughly. We often come across resume with quoted experience like 2.3 years. What does that mean? Why not put hours, minutes and seconds also! An engineer must learn to create proper resume. A good quote comes to my mind If you cannot convince the recruiters, confuse them. It is really surprising that most of the good programmers are from Mechanical & Communication Engineering streams. They learn the basic concepts of Computer Science passionately. A famous quote comes to my mind: I have not failed. I ve just found 10,000 ways that won t work. Mere getting the certifications won t be good enough if the Engineers fail to apply the knowledge. Engineers are responsible for some of the greatest inventions the world depends on. Everything from space shuttles to air conditioning systems to bridges requires the work of an engineer. To be successful in the field of engineering, one must have certain qualities. The good engineers have excellent analytical skills and are continually examining things and thinking of ways to help things work better. They are naturally inquisitive. They pay meticulous attention to detail. The slightest error can cause an entire structure to fail, so every detail must be reviewed thoroughly during the course of completing a project. They can translate the complex technical details into simple language and also communicate verbally with clients and other engineers working together on a project. They are creative and can think of new and innovative ways to develop new systems and make existing things work more efficiently. They are able to make sense of complex systems and understand how things work and how problems arise. The good engineers understand that they are part of a larger team working together to complete one project successfully, and therefore, work well as part of that team. Hence, the students of NIST are expected to take serious interests in the technical seminars, workshops, summer courses, campus connect programs, preplacement training classes and various online contests, like, Aspirations2020, Code Zap Guru, etc. which would add values and help them to become industry-ready. SAT Says: Satire on Attire Kewal Krishna, B.Tech, 4th Sem Hello everyone! I am SAT. The writer thought it would be a cool synonym for satire so I was born out of his mind just like pigeons appear out of thin air during a magic show. Today SAT is going to talk about attires.adam was indeed THE FIRST MAN. He was God s pick, for he could roam around the forests and fawns, bushes and thorns, the great river down the lane or the mighty mountains near the shore, without having to worry about how he was dressed. He never worried whether his shirt was tucked in properly or whether the color combination of his put-ons was pleasant and soothing to the eyes of OTHERS!!! He was extremely callous and lucky. He never had to style himself for the opposite chromosomes. And more importantly the same was the case with EVE. YES!!! Those were the good old times.. Since then it has been the rule of the ATTIRES on the world of humans. A person is now judged on his dressing sense rather than his skills and abilities. He gets attention based on what he wears upon his body not what lies in his mind and heart. He may get a prestigious job offer if he wears an ARMANI or be thrown out from his work place on the very appearance of a bright, flashy red color shirt and to go with it golden trousers, an inappropriate combination as they say. What about his other competencies??? How hard he works, how masterful and genius he is in his field of expertise, his experience, and his innovativeness and creativity. When did the world become so appearance driven? How can we Indians forget a man known as MAHATMA GANDHI? As far as SAT remembers, he wore a simple indigenous fabric known as.(if you don t know it then you need to shelve off your stylish and ultra modern clothes right now and wear the same and embark upon a journey to the HIMALAYAS). How did GANDHI become MAHATMA? It was the deeds not the dress. It was the pure, truthful and uncovered heart rather than the put-ons on the body. SAT is definitely not advising to go back to the pristine era and follow Adam s style of dressing, rather no dressing at all. However we need to rise above these petty things. Let not our decision and judgments be based only upon what one wears because the saying RAYMONDS: THE COMPLETE MAN is not true. Let s try to remove biases and differences which arise due to mere piece of fabric and value human beings more than just their attire. It is then that we will be complete men or women. Until then goodbye as SAT has to go and DRESS for the next satire. National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

17 From: To: From Mailbox Hello Sir, How are you all? Hoping and wishing the best to all NISTians. I have written two or three articles for Nist-e-news, but I have read all it s issues from 2005 and still reads it on the internet. It s more than a month now since I have joined Mphasis on 11th of January. I was missing my college a lot. Specially my faculties and all my dear juniors. How are you buddies? Missing you a lot. To achieve a company is tough and to survive there is even tougher. I am still in my training and it s going on nicely. I have got an evening shift from 3:45 pm to 11:00 pm,but you know what, at the end of the day I am still fresh. I just think about you and I get all my energy back. I can still remember the helping hand you showed when I was not allowed to sit for placements by other companies. On the night at 1 or 2 am when we got our results for MphasiS,you told us to come tomorrow at 7:00AM for photograph, we all replied that we all are tired and can t come. You smiled and said I don t know whether you all will be there or not I will be there at 6:00AM.That sentence still gives me a lot of encouragement. Whatever values, I have learned from this college are still is within me and will remain forever. I was just an average student of IT branch. To all my juniors who have ever lost in their studies or life, I am a live example of fighting it back till its end. Never loose hope,god is there for you. CONGRATULATIONS to those who have got a placement and MY BEST WISHES to all those who are still there to get it, never give up Thanks and Regards, Rabi Anand, IT (2005 batch) Date: 16 Feb :44: From: prof_sppati@yahoo.co.in Dear Ajit, It is good that NIST was represented by two delegates to OPS. You may note that even if I did not go, they (initiated by Prof Krutibas Patnaik, Prof LP Singh, Prof N. Barik) elected me as PRESIDENT of OPS. It is a responsibility and a part credit is given to my good time in NIST. As you know whichever charge I am given I function in my style-and try to something more than my predecessors. I seek yours and assistance from NIST. Your Director can have also some innovative ideas for the functioning of such learned society -like Orissa Physical Society. Rest nice and in next mail. Yours Pati Sir Sportscast Subject: Well Wishes from Rabi Anand( ) Date: Wed, 17 Feb :57: To: akpanda62@hotmail.com Subject: Re: OPS 2010 Sachin and Adityanshu, B. Tech., 8 th sem., Team e_news This edition of sportscast is dedicated to arguably the greatest son of Indian cricket Sachin Ramesh Tendulkar. The entire cricketing world stood spellbound as Sachin waltzed, blending power with finesse, creating and innovating. The man familiar with conquests, conquered once again. Sachin Tendulkar made history as the timeless fort in the nearby mountains of Gwalior s Roop Singh stadium stood witness to an immortal feat and helped India to 2 nd place in ODI rankings. His unbeaten double hundred has started fresh debates as to who is the greatest cricketer of all times. Sachin very humbly ignores such comparisons and said his focus is on winning matches. In other cricketing news, the season-3 of IPL started with much brouhaha and in the second match only Yusuf Pathan dazzled scoring the fastest century in the shortest format, a 37 balls century, thus promising another National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

18 enthralling season. Also Brett lee has announced retirement from test cricket so as to prolong his career in the shorter version of the game. The Pakistan cricket board has banned some of its players for poor performance in the series whitewash against Australia There was good news for English clubs in champions league soccer as both Manchester united and Arsenal steamrolled into the quarter-finals while there was heartbreak for both Real Madrid and Fiorentina as Lyon and Bayern Munich got the better of them respectively. The other four spots are yet to be decided. India once again failed to rise up to the expectations finishing a poor 8 th in the 12-nation hockey world cup as the mighty Australians got third time lucky defeating the resilient Germans 2-1 in the finals. In some local news, the 6th Asim Memorial Engineers Cup for cricket, two times defending champions NIST was humbled by a gritty IACR team in the finals. The writer of this article (Adityanshu) was also a member of the team and bowled his heart out but even he could not contain the IACR batsman Akshay Palihari who scored 125 runs in the tournament and was adjudged man of the series. In the next issue, we promise more thrill, drama and facts from the ever happening world of sports. Keep mailing us at panda.sachin101@gmail.com or anshu.aditya@gmail.com. In Conversation with... Prof. Sangram Mudali, Director, NIST Q>What prompted you to come back to Orissa to set up an engineering college? - The motive was twofold. One was professional satisfaction and the other was altruistic. I wanted to contribute towards Orissa. It was a completely off-beat career and being an exception was interesting. Q>Most memorable moment in life so far.. - Personally it would be my marriage and bringing up my two children and professionally it was the establishment of NIST. Q>A dream still unachieved. - Providing quality education to the poor students and making technical education accessible to all the students of Orissa. Q>Where do you see yourself 10 years from now? - Professionally I want to grow NIST to a research institution, apart from its quality teaching. In terms of growth, I want to see NIST as a University with over students. Q>One person you have always looked upto.. - Nelson Mandela Q>What kind of a person are you (in a single word/line)? - Enthusiastic, dynamic, never say die, courage under fire that s how I see myself. Q>Success or Excellence - Excellence. We have abundance of success stories but excellence is in short supply. Q>Any message to the students resorting to smoking and drinking.. - It s a medical situation. Smoking, drinking or drugs leads to degeneration of the human tissue. Personally I have tried all of them and I can say that none of them are stress busters. Advice is to refrain as long as your Dad is paying the cash and even after that. Q> Your message to the students. - Be proud of your alma mater and always come with a suggestion along with the complaint. Interviewer : Mr. Pratyush Mishra,Team e_news National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

19 Every year with the fall of winter and subtle arrival of spring, we at NIST step into a very different shoe, taking every NISTIAN into the merry-go-rounds, forgetting the studies, and the hard core syllabus. The name is WAVES, the socio-cultural festival of NIST, the Mecca of creative zeal. The 2-day journey provides a roller coaster ride into amazing performances, fun filled acts, extremely exciting events providing numerous opportunities for both the students as well as faculty members to prove their worth. This year it kicked off on the 5 th of March with the marathon race. In the next event that followed, teachers gave the students of NIST volleyball team a tough fight in a match that was friendly played in a competitive spirit. The next to follow was a basketball match between the final year and 3 rd year students in which the 3 rd year students emerged victorious. Tennis matches, swimming competitions, art competitions followed suit and each one proving more interesting than the other. The ceremonial beginning took place in the evening and then the audience got a taste of the classical Odissi performances by a few truly talented students. We are actually proud of ourselves for safe guarding our rich culture. There were a few rib-tickling mimicry acts by the students, which showcased our multi-talented culture at NIST. Multi-linguistic skits proved as the real entertainers with the audience laughing their hearts out to some scintillating performances. Ramayan re Haeeran, Uff English!, Love aaj kal to name a few. Club Eureka launched their multi-lingual biannual magazine, CYGNUS (in a CD format), by Ms. Geetika Mudali, Placement Director. The second day was a stage for the Antakshari rounds, the Quiz, Dumb Charades, and many individual and group performances by the students. The events included participation of both students and faculty members in their real festive spirit. The evening saw a few acts giving the audience simple but quite useful social messages. The coveted performance by NMS was breathtaking with the audience dancing to the tunes of the hit numbers performed. The conclusion to this year Waves was the much awaited Fashion Show. Being the cynosure of all eyes, the show left all the audience aback with the faculty members on the ramp with all in new attires presenting on the theme, Professionals to Entrepreneurs whereas the students came up with the Various Ages beginning with Adam n Eve to the age of Robots and Machines. The events had excellent participation and every event was a huge success. Hats off to the coordinators and the volunteers! This edition of Waves-09, as every year, was special for the 1 st year students, who have just stepped into the limelight and the final year students, who will be taking a new step ahead of the college limelight. The Alma mater also felicitated the 2009 pass out batch for their outstanding performances in the University exams. The toppers of different streams were awarded with the Gold Medals by the Chief Guest of the evening, Prof. J. K. Baral, Former Vice Chancellor, Berhampur University and Prof. Sangram Mudali, Director, NIST. Name Mr. Rohit Agarwal Mr. Sangram Patro Ms. Lovelina Subudhi Ms. Rojalin Patri Branch EEE CSE EIE IT Name Ms. Smaranika Behura Ms. Saroja Mishra Ms. Debabandana Apte Branch ECE MCA M. Tech National Institute of Science & Technology, Berhampur, of 18

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