About the Batch

The BTech 2008 batch will be the first batch to pass out of IIIT-Delhi. There are around 52 students in the batch who will be graduating in April 2012. BTech 2008 students have seen the institute grown over time to its scale today and have participated in its progress. They have helped set up infrastructure and introduced co-curricular activities in the institute.

The MTech 2010 batch will see about 20 students completing their post graduation in April 2012. Being the first post-graduate batch to pass out from IIIT Delhi, these students have been instrumental in some of the important research done at the campus.

      

The inter-disciplinary approach to education helps students to grow as better human beings through compulsory community work and humanities courses. Students also articulate their views and ideas in functioning and governance of the institute through an elected student council. To enhance talents in areas besides academics, students have organized and participated in sports events like football and pool tournaments as well as cultural activities including SPIC-MACAY concerts.
 

Projects

Projects are an integral part of the education program. Students are required to do group projects/research in many of courses that they are taught. Students are also provided with an option of the independent study which enables them to do research in the field of their interest. Some of the projects done by the students of these batches are given below:

  • Adaptive Skin Color Model To Reduce False Accepts In Adaboost Face Detection
  • Android Based Distributed Chat and File Sharing
  • Cloud Based Anomaly Detection
  • CVDmagic: Non-Laboratory based CVD Risk Detection mHealth Application for Rural India
  • Delhi Transit- Provides optimal path between two points in Delhi using DTC bus and metro
  • DreamWalker : A Steganographic Botnet
  • Exploiting FM transmitter in Mobile Phones for different uses
  • Image Search Based on Visual Similarity
  • Low Cost Location Sharing in Online Social Network using Mobile Phones
  • Online Course Feedback System
  • PhishBook- Identify phishing attacks using social context
  • Study of Incorrect Component Assignments in Bug Reports
  • Submission and Peer Review of Assignments/Reports in course
  • Using Social Network Analysis for Mining Collaboration Data in a Defect Tracking System
  • Video Authentication using change detection
  • WorkFlow Management System for a Recruitment Agency

For information on these projects or to explore more, you can visit the Research Showcase website.