Topic Cover:
- Machine learning applications for E-commerce and Streaming services
- Image Steganography
- How the future holds for artificial intelligence and machine learning?
- Design Patterns, Formal Methods
- Cloud Computing
- Green IoT and Sustainability
The FDP aims to provide insights into these emerging research trends in computer science and enhance the knowledge and skills of the participating faculty members. The hybrid mode allows both in-person and online participants to engage with the programme content effectively.
The objectives of the Five Days Faculty Development Programme on “Emerging Research Trends in Computer Science” at Sri Balaji College of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur, Department of Master of Computer Application are as follows:
Knowledge Enhancement: The FDP aims to enhance the knowledge of the participating faculty members regarding the emerging research trends in computer science. Through the various sessions and topics, participants will gain insights into the latest advancements, applications, and challenges in the field.
Skill Development: The programme aims to develop the skills of the faculty members in areas related to the emerging research trends. This includes gaining hands-on experience with machine learning applications, cybersecurity and image steganography techniques, design patterns, formal methods, cloud computing, and green IoT.
Research Collaboration: The FDP provides a platform for faculty members to interact and collaborate with experts in the field of computer science. Through networking opportunities and discussions, participants can explore potential research collaborations and partnerships.
Curriculum Enhancement: The programme intends to contribute to the enhancement of the curriculum for the Master of Computer Application program. By incorporating the latest research trends and insights into the curriculum, the faculty members can update their teaching methods and provide students with relevant and up-to-date knowledge.
Awareness of Future Technologies: The FDP aims to provide participants with a broader understanding of the future of computer science. Sessions on the future of artificial intelligence, machine learning, cloud computing, and green IoT will help faculty members anticipate and prepare for upcoming technological advancements and trends.
Practical Application: The FDP emphasizes practical application and real-world examples. Participants will learn about practical implementation strategies, case studies, and industry best practices related to the discussed research trends. This will enable faculty members to bridge the gap between theory and practice in their teaching and research activities.
Overall, the objectives of the FDP are to equip faculty members with the knowledge, skills, and resources necessary to stay updated with emerging research trends in computer science and enhance the quality of education and research in the field.
The scope of the Five Days Faculty Development Programme on “Emerging Research Trends in Computer Science” is as follows:
Research Trends: The FDP will cover a wide range of emerging research trends in computer science. The topics include machine learning applications for e-commerce and streaming services, cyber security and image steganography, the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning, design patterns and formal methods, cloud computing, and green IoT. The programme will provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of these areas and their implications in the field.
Faculty Development: The programme aims to enhance the knowledge and skills of faculty members in the Department of Master of Computer Application. It is designed to benefit both new and experienced faculty members, enabling them to stay updated with the latest advancements in computer science research and improve their teaching methodologies accordingly.
Practical Application: The FDP focuses on practical applications and real-world examples. Participants will learn about the practical implementation of various concepts and technologies discussed during the programme. This will enable them to incorporate practical examples into their teaching and research activities, fostering a better understanding among students.
Interdisciplinary Approach: The FDP recognizes the interdisciplinary nature of computer science research. The topics covered during the programme have connections with various domains such as e-commerce, streaming services, cyber security, artificial intelligence, machine learning, design patterns, cloud computing, and sustainability. The interdisciplinary approach allows participants to gain insights into the intersection of computer science with other fields.
Collaboration and Networking: The programme provides opportunities for collaboration and networking among faculty members. Participants can interact with experts in the field, exchange ideas, and explore potential research collaborations. This fosters a culture of collaboration and knowledge sharing among faculty members, benefiting the overall academic community.
Curriculum Enhancement: The knowledge and insights gained during the FDP can be applied to enhance the curriculum of the Master of Computer Application program. Faculty members can incorporate the latest research trends, practical examples, and industry best practices into their course content, ensuring that students receive a relevant and updated education.
The scope of the FDP is to empower faculty members with the necessary knowledge, skills, and resources to adapt to the rapidly evolving field of computer science and contribute to the advancement of research, teaching, and learning in the discipline.