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Meet on innovations in computer science held in Vijayawada
The Computer Science Engineering Department of PB Siddhartha College of Arts and Science organized international conference on latest innovations in the field of computer science and technology here on Friday The programme was organised to promote research
Vijayawada: The Computer Science Engineering Department of PB Siddhartha College of Arts and Science organized international conference on latest innovations in the field of computer science and technology here on Friday. The programme was organised to promote research.
The chief guest of the programme are D Veera Prasad of Store Architects Network Operating System Inc, USA and Deepak Gupta, CEO of TUP Make Prosol private limited, Singapore.
Addressing the gathering, Veera Pasad gave a detailed account of the latest innovations in the field of computer science and technology.
He explained about the applications that can be developed in the areas of robotics, expert systems, neural networks and artificial intelligence.
Deepak Gupta explained how the information can be arranged and used.
About 35 research papers were being confirmed and accepted for publishing through Journal of Emerging Technologies and Innovative Research (JETIR) recognised by UGC.
Guests Prof K Rajashekar, Hema Kiran, college principal Dr M Ramesh, N Venkateswarulu, director V Babu Rao, dean Rajesh C Jampala, CS HoD Dr TS Ravi Kiran, Dr K Shobana, students and others were present.
