Placement Brochure

2009-11

POISED FOR THE

B IG SPR I N G
Vision
IIT Hyderabad will be the cradle for inventions
and innovations. It will advance knowledge and
scholarship to students in science, technology
and liberal arts, and equip them to handle the
challenges of the nation and the world in 21st
century.
Mission
IIT Hyderabad aims to be recognized as
ideators and leaders in higher education,
research and industry, and to develop
human power with creativity, technology
and passion for the betterment of India and
humankind.

Contact Information

B Umashankar A Pranitha
Faculty In-Charge Placement Coordinator
Training & Placement Cell Training & Placement Cell
Email: buma@iith.ac.in Email: pranitha@iith.ac.in
Phone: +91-40-23016098

Indian Institute of Technology, Hyderabad

Ordnance Factory Estate, Yeddumailaram – 502205, Andhra Pradesh.
Email: careers@iith.ac.in
http://placements.iith.ac.in
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Contents
From the Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

From the Deans. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Our Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Our Students . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Department of Chemical Engineering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Department of Computer Science & Engineering. . . . . . 9

Department of Electrical Engineering. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Department of Mechanical Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . 11

About Us. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Our Collaborations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Computing Facility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Research Laboratories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Workshops / Seminars. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
 From the
Director...
Placement of M.Techs. from IITH
Inventions and innovations are key words on which the foundation of IIT
Hyderabad is based. These are also key drivers for the vision of IIT Hyderabad.
Our endeavor is to create an institute that will provide a space for free and
uninhibited thinking, a space where faculty and students can experiment
with novel ideas without the fear of failure.
IIT Hyderabad started functioning from August 2008 from its temporary
campus located in Ordnance Factory, Medak District (Andhra Pradesh). On
27 February 2009, on its main campus in Kandi, the foundation stone of IIT
Hyderabad was laid by Smt Sonia Gandhi, Hon’ble Chairperson of UPA. In its
first year IITH had B.Tech. programs in Computer Science and Engineering,
Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering; with a total student
strength of 111.
Keeping its thrust on research, the PhD program was started in January
2009 and the M.Tech. program in August 2009. In 2010, IIT Hyderabad has
a total student strength of 510 (351 B.Techs., 83 M.Techs., 69 PhD and 7
M.Sc.). In fact, the UG:PG ratio for the students admitted for the 2010-11
academic year is 118:99.
Soon IITH will have a 1:1 UG:PG ratio, in tune with its thrust on research
and development.
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Though a little over two years old, IITH faculty have several sponsored
projects from DST, DIT and other governmental agencies. The total outlay of
these projects is nearly 50 million. In addition, there is a major research
project on Information Network for Natural Disaster Mitigation and Recovery
– a joint IITH-Japan collaborative project – with an outlay of 200 million.
Our M.Tech. and PhD students are actively involved in these projects.
IIT Hyderabad is the first among the new IITs to start the M.Tech. program.
In fact, we already have two batches of M.Tech. students. IIT Hyderabad will
have the unique distinction of having its first convocation in Aug 2011,
wherein only the first batch of M.Tech. students will be graduating. Our
M.Tech. students are admitted with the same rigor as those admitted to
any of the older IITs, and therefore the highest quality, expected of IITs, is
maintained.
We look forward to companies coming and interviewing our graduates. We
can assure that our graduates will be among the best they are interviewing.
We are ready to accommodate different venues for interviewing our
graduates. IIT Hyderabad will extend all possible assistance to companies
for interviewing them.
Prof UB Desai
...and the
Deans
A Master’s program marks a notable shift in the teaching-learning process.
There is now more emphasis on enabling a student to learn and less on
instruction and lecturing. There is also more emphasis on the acquisition
of professional skills and less on rote learning. Our M.Tech program is
designed with the twin objectives of professional development and learning
by practice. Accordingly, the course work accounts for only about 1/3rd of
the total credits required for an M.Tech degree. After a revisiting and further
strengthening of the fundamentals of the discipline through a set of core
courses, a student is given the freedom to explore further areas through
specialized electives. Development of professional skills is enabled through
laboratory practice, simulation labs and seminar. The bulk of the credit
for the M.Tech program goes for a thesis work which is carried out over
three semesters with the help and guidance of a faculty on a one-on-one
basis.  We believe that this combination – of focus on core fundamentals,
skills development and student-specific mentoring through the thesis work
– helps develop our students into well-rounded professionals in their chosen
disciplines.
Prof Sreenivas Jayanti
Dean - Academics
IIT Hyderabad has a strong focus on diverse application oriented areas of
research. Within a short span of time since its inception, the Institute has
taken great strides in advancing research in almost all branches of science
and technology by creation of state of the art research facilities such as
X-Materials Innovation Hub, Nano-X Innovation Hub, High Performance
Computing Facility. A plethora of sophisticated instrumentation facilities are
established and some more are on the anvil. Our thrust is on bringing people
in different fields of expertise together to work for a common scientific
goal. To this end, Special Interest Groups have been formulated. Electronic
access to library resources, post-doctoral fellowships, summer undergraduate
research fellowships (SURF), student research forum are some of the other
initiatives taken up for encouraging youngsters to pursue research. Many
seed funded and sponsored research projects are already underway at IITH.
We endeavor to make significant contributions to science and technology
through relentless pursuit of high-quality research.
Prof UV Vardaraju
Dean - Research & Development
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 Our Faculty
• IITH has about 50 highly qualified faculty members in various Departments.
Most of them have research and industry experience from abroad or reputed
national research laboratories. They are young, energetic and creative with
a common goal to put IITH on the international map as a technology
hub.
• Faculty members have already embarked on many funded projects (from
both research organizations and consulting firms).
• They have represented IITH in many journal publications and national &
international conferences.
• They have bagged prestigious awards, such as NASI Young Scientist
Platinum Jubilee Award, DST Young Scientist Award, Best Paper Award in
ASCE GeoShangai 2010 International Conference, 2010 Hetenyi Award for
Best Paper, and so on.

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 Our Students
• In the year 2008, IITH started with a B.Tech program in three departments – Electrical
Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Computer Science & Engineering. Every year, about
40 UG students are admitted in each of these departments.
• We have taken big strides in just two years of our inception. We now have PG programs
(M.Tech, MSc and PhD) offered in more than 10 departments. UG programs in other
departments are also expected to start shortly.
• Students from various parts of the country with
B.Tech. 2008-12 Batch M.Tech. 2009-11 Batch varied backgrounds can be found at IITH.
• Students have been actively involved in
workshops, summer internships, Indo-Japan
student exchange programs, etc.

Overall

M.Tech. 2010-12 Batch

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 With the faculty to student ratio of about 1:5, the Chemical Engineering department has evolved into an exceedingly diverse field, making
eminent contributions in the areas of biotechnology, environmental engineering, fuel technology, nanotechnology, mineral processing, and
drug delivery processes.
We ensure the students pursue advanced courses (Cellular Engineering, Advanced CFD, Modeling and Simulation, Advanced Chemical Reaction
Engineering and Transport phenomena), execute firsthand informative research projects, and are equipped with the advanced technical skills of
ASPEN PLUS, ANSYS’s FLUENT/CFX and other computational packages to fulfill various industry needs.
The students are exposed to various forums, Institute’s Challenge Lecture Series, and seminars from eminent visiting scientists. Seminar course
and project seminars in the curriculum improve their communication skills constantly.

Department of Faculty
Sreenivas Jayanti (Invitee from IITM)

Chemical
Professor & Head of the Department
Areas of Interest: Computational Fluid Dynamics,
Fuel Cells, Combustion Technologies; Coal Gasification.

Engineering
Sunil Kumar Maity
Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Catalysis and Chemical Reaction
Engineering, Modeling and Simulation.
Kirti Chandra Sahu
Curriculum Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Transition to Turbulence in Shear
• CH5010 Chemical Reactor Theory Flows, Spatially Developing Flows in Complex Geometries,
• CH5020 Experimental and Analytical Methods in Chemical Engineering Multiphase and Interfacial Flows.
• CH5030 Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
• CH5370 Environmental Quality Monitoring and Analysis Parag D Pawar
• CH5090 Bioprocess Engineering Assistant Professor
• CH5120 Modern Control Theory Areas of Interest: Cell Adhesion and Motility, Multi-Scale
• CH5130 Rheology of Complex Materials Modeling of Inter-Cellular Interactions in the Vasculature.
• CH502 Transport Phenomena
Vinod Janardhanan
• CH504 Advanced Chemical Reaction Engineering
Assistant Professor
• CH505 Computational Methods in Chemical Engineering
Areas of Interest: Chemically Reacting Flows, Elementary
• CH603 Process Modeling and Simulation
Heterogeneous Kinetics.
• CH601 Principles of Cellular Engineering
• CH605 Viscous Fluid Flow Saptarshi Majumdar
Assistant Professor
Research Topics of Post Graduate Students Areas of Interest: Polymerization, Drug Delivery,
Electrochemical Transport, Equilibrium & Non-equilibrium
• Linear instability of pressure-driven two-layer channel flow with viscous Thermodynamics, Process Modeling.
heating
• Modeling of alcoholic based fuel cells Anand Mohan
• Development of elementary step reaction mechanisms for electrochemical Assistant Professor
and heterogeneous catalytic systems in SOFC Areas of Interest: Hemodynamics and Hemostasis,
• Identification of potential targets for designing of inhibitory drugs against Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics,
Staphylococcus aureus Multiphase Reacting Flows.
• Design and simulation of reforming process using ASPEN PLUS Narasimha Mangadoddy
• Steam reforming Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
and Heat transfer, Industrial Multiphase CFD, Turbulence
Modeling, Mineral Processing, Rheology of Industrial Slurry
Systems, Waste Utilization / Recovery of Mineral Matter,
Transport Processes of Separation Devices.

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The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is one of the first departments to be established in IIT Hyderabad. The department
admitted its first batch of students for undergraduate, postgraduate and research programs in 2008, and today it has nearly 120 undergraduate
students (40 in each of the 3 batches) and 13 postgraduate students including research scholars.
The department has been successful in attracting world class faculty members, having PhD from premier institutes like IISc, MaxPlanck, IIT
Bombay and IIT Madras. Most of the faculty members also bring in several years of teaching/industry experience. We also have on our board very
senior adjunct faculty members who are well known in both academia and industry.
The undergraduate students of the department are trained on a high standard curriculum with emphasis on both theoretical and practical
aspects of Computer Science. Our postgraduate program offers a variety of advanced electives and exposure to research problems.

Department of Faculty
C Pandurangan (Invitee from IITM)

Computer Science
Professor & Head of the Department
Areas of Interest: Algorithms, Parallel and VLSI Algorithms,
Graph Theory, Computational Geometry, Randomized
Algorithms, Computational Learning Theory, Cryptography.

& Engineering C Krishna Mohan

Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Video Processing, Pattern Recognition
and Neural Networks.

Curriculum MV Panduranga Rao

Assistant Professor
• CS601 Advanced Data Structures & Algorithms Areas of Interest: Theoretical Computer Science.
• CS561 Advanced Programming Language Lab
• CS603 Mathematical Concepts for Computer Science Ravindra N Guravannavar
• CS605 Software Engineering Theory & Practice Assistant Professor
• CS610 Topics in Design and Analysis Areas of Interest: Database Systems, Query Processing
• CS648 Electronic Commerce and Optimization, Optimization of Stored Procedures and
• CS606 Topics in Advanced Algorithms and Complexity Application Rewrite.
• CS604 Database System Internals
Ch Sobhan Babu
• CS602 Pattern Recognition
Assistant Professor
• CS502 Quantum Computation and Cryptology
Areas of Interest: Graph Theory, Game Theory, Algorithms
and Combinatorics.
Research Topics of Post Graduate Students Naveen Sivadasan
• Scientific database Assistant Professor
• Multimedia content analysis, indexing and retrieval Areas of Interest: Graph Theory and Algorithms.
• Distributed denial of service attack
• Facility location problem

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 The department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Hyderabad provides a vivacious environment for the students to cultivate new ideas and to do extreme
engineering. At present, the M.Tech. program in the department is offered in three different specialized areas, namely, Power Systems & Power
Electronics, Communications & Signal Processing and Microelectronics & VLSI Design.
For Power Systems & Power Electronics, the students are working in many diversified fields such as microgrid, voltage stability, high-voltage dc
transmission, power system transient analysis, electro-magnetic transient simulation, embedded systems and power quality. The students have acquired
proficiency in using software such as MiPower, PSS/e, PSCAD and GAMS.
In the area of microelectronics, the students are working in recent emerging fields such as energy harvesting from solar/wind source, ultra low-power
reconfigurable multi-standard transceiver, Si-solar sensor and 3-D IC design. The students of Microelectronics have been well-trained to use software
such as CADENCE, SYNOPSYS, MENTOR SILVACO, and COMSOL.

Department of Faculty
RD Koilpillai (Invitee from IITM)
Professor & Head of the Department

Electrical Areas of Interest: Digital Signal Processing; Wireless

Communications.

Engineering
Mohammed Zafar Ali Khan
Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Space-Time Coding for MIMO Channels,
Distributed Space-Time Coding and Cooperative
Communication, Coding for Multiple-Access and Relay
Channels, Network Coding, Space-Time Signal Processing,
Curriculum Joint Baseband-RF Optimization, Software Defined Radio,
Cognitive Radio and MIMO Radar.
Power Systems & Power Electronics
• EE5650 Synthesis of Control Systems Ashudeb Dutta
• EE5860 Power converter analysis and Design Assistant Professor
• EE5910 Computer Methods in Power System Analysis Areas of Interest: Analog Circuit Design, RFIC,
• EE5070 Instrumentation Engineering Semiconductor Devices.
• EE5080 Introduction to DSP
• EE504 Industrial Instrumentation Sri Rama Murty Kodukula
• EE506 Embedded Systems Assistant Professor
• EE552 Embedded Systems Lab Areas of Interest: Signal Processing, Speech Analysis,
• EE604 Power System Restructuring Pattern Recognition.
Other courses
P Rajalakshmi
• Electrical Power Quality
Assistant Professor
• Electrical Machine Modeling
• Electrical Energy Management and SCADA Areas of Interest: Optical Networking, Computer
• Power electronics drives Communication Networks.
Micro Electronics Shiv Govind Singh
• EE5135 Analog Electronic Circuits Assistant Professor
• EE540 Digital IC Design Areas of Interest: 3-Dimensional Integrated Circuit
• EE505 Digital Signal Processing (Low temperature Cu-Cu and Dielectric-Dielectric Bonding),
• EE511 Device Physics and Modeling Electrical and Thermal Modeling, 3-D MEMS, Electronics
• EE513 VLSI Technology Cooling, Micro-Fluidics (Pulsatile Flow, Fluidic Logic and
• EE602 Advanced VLSI Processing and 3D IC’s Blood Flow).
• EE552 Embedded Systems Lab
• EE506 Embedded Systems Vaskar Sarkar
• EE502 Analog IC Design Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Power System Restructuring, Voltage
Research Topics of Post Graduate Students Stability, Transmission Expansion Planning, Microgrids,
• WSN for smart grid – Mitigation of power theft Distribution System Analysis, Power Quality.
• Voltage stability analysis Prabahan Basu
• Micro grid – Controller design & smart distribution Assistant Professor
• Transient stability using energy functions
Areas of Interest: Signal Processing; Speech and Statistical
• Electromagnetic transients applied to P.S & P.E applications
Signal Processing.
• Power quality – Harmonic analysis
• HVDC transmission system

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The Department of Mechanical Engineering is currently offering both undergraduate and postgraduate programs. Postgraduate programs are
being offered in two streams – Design Engineering and Thermo-fluid Engineering.
Presently, the department has seven faculty members in varied fields. It has also set up five fully equipped undergraduate and postgraduate
laboratories that cater to the needs of the research and teaching.
Apart from engaging in teaching, the faculty of the department actively pursues research in fundamental and applied areas.
The postgraduate students are exposed to software like ANSYS, Fluent, Matlab, ADAMS and Tecplot, which they regularly use in their courses
and thesis work.

Department of Faculty
Vinayak Eswaran

Mechanical
Professor & Head of the Department
Areas of Interest: Computational Fluid Mechanics and
Heat Transfer.

Engineering
M Ramji
Assistant Professor
Areas of Interest: Optical Methods in Engineering,
Finite Element Analysis and Boundary Element Methods,
Fracture Mechanics, Inverse Problem in Solid Mechanics.

Curriculum R Prasanth Kumar

Assistant Professor
Design Engineering
Areas of Interest: Dynamics, Control, Robotics,
• ME6730 Mechanical Design Lab
• ME6000 Computational Methods in Engineering Mechatronics.
• ME505 Dynamics and Vibrations Raja Banerjee
• ME503 Advanced Mechanics of Solids Assistant Professor
• ME739 Design with Advanced Materials Areas of Interest: Multiphase Flow, Heat and Mass Transfer,
• ME602 Finite Element Analysis
Thermodynamics, CFD.
• ME604 Fracture Mechanics
• ME606 Mechatronic Systems K Venkatasubbaiah
• ME501 Mathematical Methods for Engineers Assistant Professor
Manufacturing Areas of Interest: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)
• ME7010 Micro Processors in Automation and Heat transfer, Stability Analysis of Flows With and
• ME7050 CNC & Adaptive control Without Heat Transfer, Cooling of Electronic Devices and
• ME7040 CAD in Manufacturing Aerodynamics.
• ME7060 Manufacturing & Precision Engineering Lab Abhay Sharma
• ME6000 Computational Methods in Engineering Assistant Professor
• ME606 Mechatronic Systems
Areas of Interest: Manufacturing, Process Modeling and
• ME608 Control System Design
Optimization, Welding Engineering.
• ME610 Rapid Prototyping
Ashok Kumar Pandey
Research Topics of Post Graduate Students Visiting Assistant Professor
• Fatigue crack propagation by finite element method Areas of Interest: Linear and Nonlinear Vibration, MEMS,
• Multiphase flow through micro-channel NEMS, BIOMEMS,QNEMS, Microfluidics and Nanofluidics.
• Design and simulation of energy efficient bipedal passive dynamic walkers
• Numerical simulation of spin coating process
• Semi-active suspension systems
• Composite patch optimization study
• Numerical simulation of solidification and melting based problems
applicable to welding and MMCs using CFD as tool
• Thermal behavior of optical fibers during cooling stage of drawing process

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 About Us
We, the faculty, students and staff are creating a new institute which, in
course of time, will make an indelible mark in education, industry and
research. Though we are young, we have a great vision, agility, commitment
and energy to create an innovative education and research environment that
will be the envy of all. Through our deeds, we shall be the catalysts for
change in our local environs as well as the rest of India and the world.
In a very short time, just about two years, IIT Hyderabad has made significant
strides.
• IITH has already developed state-of-the-art facilities for computing,
workshop and research laboratories.
• The Institute library houses over 5000 books with online access to
reputed journals.
• Classrooms are fully air-conditioned and equipped with video
conferencing.
• The entire academic and hostel areas are Wi-Fi connected.
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Our Collaborations
Indo-Japan Collaboration
• ODA loan for construction of smart and state-of-the-art infrastructure for
specific buildings on IITH campus.
• Faculty and student exchanges with Japanese universities
(University of Tokyo, Keio University, Osaka University, etc) for joint
PhD / Masters guidance and bidding for joint projects.
• Establishment of research centers in cutting-edge areas.
• Presence of Japanese faculty, even for short term, is a great value add.
• Modules on specialized topics (if not in person) through High Definition
interactive video conferencing.
• Collaboration with Japanese industries (e.g. Hitachi, Nissan, and others).
Other Collaborations in Pipeline
• Industry
Texas Instruments, ARM, National Semiconductor, Mentor Graphics,
Cadence, Synopsys, Intersil, Solar Semiconductor, Agilent Instruments,
Rohde & Schwarz, Xilinx, Siemens.
• Academic and Industrial Organizations
Georgia Tech (USA), Tokyo University, (Japan), UIUC (USA),
NUS Singapore, NTU Singapore, UWA Australia, IISc Bengaluru,
IIT Madras, IIT Bombay, IIT Kharagpur, DRDO, BHEL, ISRO.
Computing Facility

Research Laboratories
• VLSI Lab
• Environment and energy systems lab
• ‘X’-Materials innovation hub
• Cyber physical systems hub
• Computer-aided design lab
• A state-of-the-art High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster is being set • Fluid and solid mechanics lab
up to perform computationally-intensive research. • Xilinx FPGA lab
• 10 high-end workstations will be dedicated for research in conjunction • Mechatronics lab and others
with the HPC system. 20 workstations with 15 TB of storage space will be
used for teaching and research.
• Computing facilities are supported with extensive scientific / engineering
software packages from Ansys Research Suite, Abaqus, Maple, Matlab,
Plaxis, Aspen Plus and so forth.

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 Workshops / Seminars
Lecture Series
• Facility and Sensor Network Architecture for Smart City Design
with Advanced Internet Technology
By Dr Hiroshi Esaki (Professor, Graduate School of Information Science
and Technology, The University of Tokyo) on 30 September 2010.
• DC Micro Grids and Distribution Systems for Residences
By Dr Toshifumi ISE (Professor, Graduate School of Engineering,
Osaka University) on 14 September 2010.
• Challenges in Computational Biology: What Lies Beyond BLAST?
By Prof M Vidyasagar (Professor, Head Bioengineering Department,
The University of Texas, Dallas) on 1 September 2010.
• Rapid Manufacturing of Metallic Object
By Dr Suryakumar on 21 August 2010.
• Electrostatic Solid Lubrication Assisted Machining for Performance
Improvement of Machining Process
By Dr Suresh Kumar Reddy on 21 August 2010.
• Micro System for Flow Cytometry in Marine Life Sensing and
On-Chip Bacteria Detection
By Dr Ashis Sen (Assistant Professor, Department of
Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati) on 19 August 2010.
• Canon India: Its Success in India and Beyond
By Mr Kensaku Konishi (President & CEO, Canon India Pvt. Ltd.)
on 18 August 2010.
• Global Center of Excellence for Sustainable Urban Regeneration
and Joint Research for Campus Development (Tentative)
By Dr Yozo Fuzino (Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering,
School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo) on 18 August 2010.
• TODAI Today: Its Recent Activity
By Dr Yoichiro Matsumoto (Managing Director of Graduate
School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo) on 18 August 2010.
• Spatial Interference Suppression Algorithms and Performance
for 4G Wireless Networks
By Dr Shirish Nagaraj (DMTS and Technical Manager,
Systems and Technologies, Motorola Inc.) on 10 August 2010.
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• A Particle Filter Approach to Identification of Non-Linear Processes
Under Missing Observations
By Dr Bhushan Gopaluni (Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical
and Biological Engineering, University of British Columbia Vancouver,
Canada) on 15 July 2010.
• Nanoparticles of Rare Earth Oxides
By Dr Suresh Babu (Materials and Aerospace Engineering,
University of Central Florida, USA) on 1 May 2010.
• The Round Complexity of Verifiable Secret Sharing
By Dr Arpita Patra (Theoretical Computer Science Lab,
Department of Computer Science, IIT Madras) on 14 May 2010.
• Perfectly Reliable and Secure Message Transmission Toleration
Mobile Adversary
By Dr Ashish Choudhury (Theoretical Computer Science Lab,
Department of Computer Science, IIT Madras) on 14 May 2010.
• NICT Japan Delegation
By Dr Hiroshi Kumagai (National Institute of Information and
Communications Technology (NICT), Japan) on 14 May 2010.
• Design and Development of Autonomous Cognitive Access Point
(CogAP) for Wireless LANs
By Dr Bheemarjuna Reddy Tamma (California Institute for
Telecommunications and Information Technology) on 5 May 2010.
• Improving Fairness and Throughput Performance in Wireless
Mesh Networks
By Dr Venkataramana Badarla (Hamilton Institute,
National University of Ireland Maynooth, Ireland) on 21 April 2010.
• Silicon Nano-Technology
By Dr Digh Hisamoto (Central Research Laboratory, Hitachi, Ltd.
Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan) on 15 April 2010.
• Interacting Physically with Robots and Virtually on Global Campus
By Dr Yuichiro Anzai (Professor, Information and Computer Science,
Keio University, Japan) on 7 April 2010.
• IT Storage
By Mr Akira Fukibayashi (Hitachi Ltd) on 31 March 2010.
Electrical Engineering
• Opportunities for Higher Studies at NUS
• Xilinx FPGA Workshop
By Dr Sanjib Kumar Panda (Associate Professor, Dept. of Electrical and
Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore) By Xilinx India Pvt. Ltd on 2-3 April 2010.
on 10 March 2010. • ARM 7 with Keil MDK
• Fundamentals of OFDM Systems By ARM on 13-14 March 2010.
By Dr Sarma Gunturi on 4 March 2010. • Power System Simulator Training
• Bioinformatics and Related Technologies By Vikas Chatuvedi (Siemens India Pvt. Ltd) on 5 May 2010.
By Dr Asako Koike (Senior Researcher, Hitachi) on 24 February 2010.
• Mechanics and Micro-Mechanism of Advanced Engineering Materials
By Dr Anamika Prasad (Stanford University) on 19 February 2010.
Mechanical Engineering
• Why Systems Thinking Matters
• ANSYS (ICEM CFD, Fluent, CFX, Mechanical APDL) Training Session
By Rakesh C Pandey (Independent Consultant and Former Director of
By Raveender (Customer Support Engineer ANSYS)
Research, Bose Corporation) on 15 February 2010.
on 7-8 June, 2010.
• ARM Processor Roadmap
• Training Sessions for NX 7
By Dr Amit Bhatt (MD of ARM, Bangalore) on 10 February 2010.
By S Rajesh Kumar (Manager - Manufacturing Solutions,
• Cognitive and Cooperative Communication Models for Spectrum Empower Consultancy Pvt. Ltd) on 1-15 June 2010.
Sharing in Wireless Networks
• Training Sessions for Hyper Works
By Dr Ashish Pandharipande on 7 January 2010.
By Ramesha (Technical Manager, ALTAIR)
on 21-24 June 2010.
• Incremental Sheet Metal Forming
Chemical Engineering By Dr N Venkata Reddy (Professor, Department of Mechanical
Engineering, IIT Kanpur) on 26 February 2010.
• Multiphase Flows and Complex Fluids
By Dr Prashant Valluri (Institute for Materials and Processes,
University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK) on 2 January 2010.
• Analysis of Dense Granular Media
By Dr Anki Reddy Katha (Post Doctoral Fellow, Marseille University, USA)
on 4 August 2010.
• Biological Processes for Sustainable Energy Production
By Dr Ramana Gadhamshetty (Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, USA)
on 13 August 2010.

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For details contact:

The Placement & Training Cell

Ordnance Factory Estate, Yeddumailaram – 502205, Andhra Pradesh.

Email: careers@iith.ac.in
http://placements.iith.ac.in
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