Report on QIP conducted by Department of CSE

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Department of CSE CUFE organized a Quality Improvement Program (QIP) as a part of Faculty Development Programs (FDP) under Christ University Academic Staff College on Cloud Computing to its own faculty. It was conducted by i3Indya Technologies, New Delhi for three days on October 17th, 18th, and 19th 2014 in the computer lab #014, Block I, Ground floor, Kengeri Campus, Christ University.Prof. Sunil Kumar introduced Mr. Gopinath and Mr. Murgarajthe resource persons who delivered various concepts on emerging trends of cloud computing and its components.

Faculty Dept. of CSE learnt several concepts on this technology with hands on sessions accompanied with good lectures. The details are as follows.

On the first day of the workshop, resource persons delivered talks on Introduction to Cloud Computing and Networking, Characteristics with cloud deployment models. Second day of the workshop focused more on Virtualization, SAAS case studies and on the Amazon Web Services (AWS). Third day continued with AWS hands on sessions and questions answer session.

Finally faculty also took part in the assessment on concepts learnt inworkshop. Prof. Ganesh Kumar gave vote of thanks to the Director Christ University Faculty of Engineering Fr. Benny Thomas, Assoc. Dean Dr. Iven Jose and HOD Dept. of CSE Prof. Balachandran K for organizing a fruitful Quality Improvement Program from i3Indya Technologies.

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