Semester,Roll No,Regn No,Student Name,Student Ph No,Mentor/faculty
3rd yr BTech,417001,2201105001,ABHILASH DEHURY,7846907407,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417002,2201105002,ABHIPSA PATI,9078032160,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417003,2201105003,ABHISHEK SAMANTARAY,8117022160,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417004,2201105004,ABINASH BEHERA,7205137766,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417005,2201105005,ADITYA KUMAR NAYAK,7894978094,Prof S Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417006,2201105006,ADITYA MRUTUNJAYA RAJABANSI,8249584620,Prof S Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417007,2201105007,ADITYA NARAYAN JENA,7849054162,Prof S Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417008,2201105008,ADYASHA DAS,7008426022,Mr M.Srinivas
3rd yr BTech,417009,2201105009,ANALA KANTI SAHU,7606022781,Mr M.Srinivas
3rd yr BTech,417010,2201105010,ANIKET KHADANGA,7205034218,Mr M.Srinivas
3rd yr BTech,417011,2201105011,ASHISH KUMAR SAMAL,7205616169,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417012,2201105012,AUROKRUPA SAHOO,8658265020,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417013,2201105013,AYUSH MOHANTY,7205333438,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417014,2201105014,AYUSH PRASAD,7854948657,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417015,2201105015,B. MOHIT PRASAD,8112115636,Dr P B Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417016,2201105016,BAJARANGI JENA,8144272145,Dr P B Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417017,2201105017,BANAJA NANDA,6372141861,Dr P B Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417018,2201105018,BIBEK MALLIK,7846812256,Dr P B Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417019,2201105019,BIBEK PRIYADARSHI BHOI,7848011067,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,417020,2201105020,BIBHUTIBHUSAN BEHERA,9078680472,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,417021,2201105021,BIMAL PRASAD PUJAHARI,7606834142,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,417022,2201105022,DEVIDUTTA CHOUDHURY,8114972597,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,417023,2201105023,DHIRAJ KUMAR KADAM,7978672931,Dr D K Swain
3rd yr BTech,417024,2201105024,EPSITA BHATTA,8338838371,Dr D K Swain
3rd yr BTech,417025,2201105025,HARSHWARDHAN FOGLA,7735555191,Dr D K Swain
3rd yr BTech,417026,2201105026,HONEY JAIN,9439045464,Dr D K Swain
3rd yr BTech,417027,2201105027,JAGYASENA SAHOO,8249831659,Dr N K Pani
3rd yr BTech,417028,2201105028,JASHMIT KUMAR MANSINGH,7205493816,Dr N K Pani
3rd yr BTech,417029,2201105029,JITENDRA BEHERA,7849035107,Dr N K Pani
3rd yr BTech,417030,2201105030,KARANDEEP SINGH,6370258879,Dr N K Pani
3rd yr BTech,417031,2201105031,KRUSHNA KRUPA PRADHAN,8093304330,Dr B Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417032,2201105032,MANAS KUMAR PARHI,7327043837,Dr B Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417033,2201105033,MONALI MAHARANA,7849043650,Dr B Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417034,2201105034,MRUTYUNJAYA MOHANTY,6371370539,Dr B Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417035,2201105035,NALINI PRAVAT JENA,8018695795,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,417036,2201105036,OMAMA BENTH AQUEEL,6370449361,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,417037,2201105037,PABITRA BADAMAJHI,8260800255,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,417038,2201105038,PARANUBHAV DASH,7735987061,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,417039,2201105039,PAYAL JENA,8249081599,Dr S Pal
3rd yr BTech,417040,2201105040,PRABIN JANI,6371735867,Dr S Pal
3rd yr BTech,417041,2201105041,PRABIR KUMAR HANSDA,9641369475,Dr S Pal
3rd yr BTech,417042,2201105042,PRAJNASMITA MAJHI,9937906872,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417043,2201105043,PRAKASH HEMBRAM,9348790742,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417044,2201105044,PREETAM NAYAK,6370763667,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417045,2201105045,PRITISH RANJAN SAHOO,8338927571,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417046,2201105046,PRIYANKA JENA,8455073343,Dr S B Rout
3rd yr BTech,417047,2201105047,PRIYANKA SAMAL,9692396034,Dr S B Rout
3rd yr BTech,417048,2201105049,RANI SAHOO,9861140250,Dr S B Rout
3rd yr BTech,417049,2201105050,RUDRA NARAYAN DAS,7077203131,Mr S K Jena
3rd yr BTech,417050,2201105051,RUDRANSHU RANJAN PANI,8917256981,Mr S K Jena
3rd yr BTech,417051,2201105052,SAIPRASAD SAHOO,6372006220,Mr S K Jena
3rd yr BTech,417052,2201105053,SANDHYA RANI MAHAPATRA,8280237014,Mr S K Jena
3rd yr BTech,417053,2201105054,SANTOSH MAHAPATRA,8456983771,Mrs A Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417054,2201105055,SARTHAK BISWAL,9337473935,Mrs A Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417055,2201105056,SATYAJIT SETHI,6371112743,Mrs A Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417056,2201105057,SAUBHAGYARANJAN SETHI,9827002799,Mrs A Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417057,2201105058,SEETAL PANDA,8249857648,Mrs A Sahu
3rd yr BTech,417058,2201105059,SHREYAN GAURAB,6371269208,Mrs S Lenka
3rd yr BTech,417059,2201105060,SHUBHANKAR GHADAI,8260395419,Mrs S Lenka
3rd yr BTech,417060,2201105061,SIBANGI BOXIPATRO,7008083489,Mrs S Lenka
3rd yr BTech,417061,2201105062,SIMRAN KISAN,7789899071,Mrs S Lenka
3rd yr BTech,417062,2201105063,SIV KUMAR SAHU,8114337416,Mrs S Lenka
3rd yr BTech,417063,2201105064,SOUMYARANJAN ROUT,9337063750,Dr S Pal
3rd yr BTech,417064,2201105065,SUBHANSHU SWAIN,6370009034,Mr S K Jena
3rd yr BTech,417065,2201105066,SUBHASHRI NATH,8260886268,Dr S B Rout
3rd yr BTech,417066,2201105067,SUBHENDU SAHU,9348089109,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,417067,2201105068,SUKANTI SOREN,7008847798,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417068,2201105069,SUNAY RATAN RANA,7439527403,Dr R K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417069,2201105070,SUPRABHA CHANDA,8370032363,Dr R K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417070,2201105071,SUPRIYA MAJHI,7894228417,Dr R K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417071,2201105072,SURAJ KUMAR JENA,8763443028,Dr R K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417072,2201105073,SUVRANSU SEKHAR BARIK,8917625870,Dr R K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,417073,2201105074,SWASTIK KUMAR KHUNTIA,8260967486,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417074,2201105075,SWOORUP KISAN,9040467049,Prof S Mishra
3rd yr BTech,417075,2201105076,TARINI PRASAD PUROHIT,8984905447,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,417076,2201105077,TOPHAN BEHERA,8260576569,Mr M.Srinivas
3rd yr BTech,417077,2201105078,TRUPTI MAYEE DAS,9438682042,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/01,,ARPITA SWAIN,,Prof S.N.Mishra
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/02,,HARIHAR PARHI,,Prof S Mishra
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/03,,Jiban jyoti pradhan,,Prof S Sethi
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/04,,RINKU SAHU,,Mr M.Srinivas
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/05,,SANGITA SAMANTARAY,,Dr S K Patra
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/06,,STHITI PRAGYAAN PADHI,,Dr P B Sahu
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/07,,SUBRAT KUMAR ROUT,,Dr N K Pani
3rd yr BTech,CSE/LE/08,,AKANSHA BISOYI,,Dr B Sethi
3rd yr BTech,418050,2201105281,RESMARANI BISOYI,,Dr S K Nayak
3rd yr BTech,412072,2201105152,PALIKILA LIKHITA REDDY,,Dr S Pal
3rd yr BTech,418073,2201105304,SWAGATIKA DASH,,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,418024,2201105255,GOURAV SWAIN,,Mr S K Sahoo
3rd yr BTech,418041,2201105272,NUZHAT FIRDOSH,,Dr S B Rout
3rd yr BTech,418051,2201105282,RITIKA MOHANTY,,Mr S K Jena
4th yr BTech,407001,2101105146,ABINASH PANDA,6371398804,Prof S.N.Mishra
4th yr BTech,407002,2101105147,ADARSH KUMAR MISHRA,9668514995,Prof S.N.Mishra
4th yr BTech,407003,2101105148,ADITYA PRAVAS MOHAPATRA,7815029886,Prof S.N.Mishra
4th yr BTech,407004,2101105149,ADYASHA MOHAPATRA,7894721726,Mr M.Srinivas
4th yr BTech,407005,2101105150,ARUPANANDA PARIDA,7894164360,Mr M.Srinivas
4th yr BTech,407006,2101105151,ARYAN PATI,9178223133,Mr M.Srinivas
4th yr BTech,407007,2101105152,ASHIS KUMAR BEHERA,8018006297,Prof S Mishra
4th yr BTech,407008,2101105153,ASHUTOSH ACHARYA,8093107856,Prof S Mishra
4th yr BTech,407009,2101105205,ASHUTOSH PATHY,8658282198,Prof S Mishra
4th yr BTech,407010,2101105154,ASHUTOSHA JENA,8144255571,Prof S Sethi
4th yr BTech,407011,2101105155,BIBHUDUTTA PATRA,8260677601,Prof S Sethi
4th yr BTech,407012,2101105156,BIMAL KUMAR SAMANTARAY,9178373679,Prof S Sethi
4th yr BTech,407013,2101105157,CHHITIJ PRADHAN,6370766251,Dr P B Sahu
4th yr BTech,407014,2101105158,DEBASIS BADA,9438706480,Dr P B Sahu
4th yr BTech,407015,2101105159,GAUTAM SHARMA,6370162885,Dr P B Sahu
4th yr BTech,407016,2101105160,GOPA PRIYA JENA,8249262018,Dr S K Patra
4th yr BTech,407017,2101105161,KANHA GOUDA,9078630536,Dr S K Patra
4th yr BTech,407018,2101105162,KESHAB RAJ BANSAL,7656855026,Dr S K Patra
4th yr BTech,407019,2101105163,KIRTISRIYA MISHRA,7735069666,Dr S K Patra
4th yr BTech,407020,2101105164,KOUSHIK MOHANTY,9114186055,Dr D K Swain
4th yr BTech,407021,2101105165,KRISHNA MOHANTY,7328890499,Dr D K Swain
4th yr BTech,407022,2101105166,KSHETRABASI SWAIN,6370932019,Dr D K Swain
4th yr BTech,407023,2101105167,KUNAL KUMAR JENA,8926217166,Dr D K Swain
4th yr BTech,407024,2101105168,LIPSA MOHAPATRA,9348964719,Dr N K Pani
4th yr BTech,407025,2101105169,MADHUSUDAN SINGH,7478851143,Dr N K Pani
4th yr BTech,407026,2101105170,MANMATH PRADHAN,7655841966,Dr N K Pani
4th yr BTech,407027,2101105171,MUSKAN GOYAL,8260330852,Dr B Sethi
4th yr BTech,407028,2101105172,NAINA AGRAWAL,9827584681,Dr B Sethi
4th yr BTech,407029,2101105173,NIHAR RANJAN JENA,9668499391,Dr B Sethi
4th yr BTech,407030,2101105174,NISHANT KUMAR BEHERA,7008766118,Dr S K Nayak
4th yr BTech,407031,2101105175,P RUDRA PRAKASH,7848879408,Dr S K Nayak
4th yr BTech,407032,2101105176,PARTHA SARATHI BEBARTA,8260489100,Dr S K Nayak
4th yr BTech,407033,2101105177,PIKUN PRADHAN,6371313437,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407034,2101105178,PRATIK BEHERA,7847043338,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407035,2101105179,PRATYUSH KUMAR SAHOO,7848055285,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407036,2101105180,PRATYUSH PARAMANIK,9853098100,Mr S K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407037,2101105181,PRAYAS TRIPATHY,0,Mr S K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407038,2101105182,PRERNA TRIVEDI,7008938488,Mr S K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407039,2101105183,PRIYARANJAN DASH,7008690392,Dr S B Rout
4th yr BTech,407040,2101105184,RAJ KISHORE MURMU,7683818222,Dr S B Rout
4th yr BTech,407041,2101105185,SAMRAT KESHARI DAS,7326928804,Mr S K Jena
4th yr BTech,407042,2101105186,SANAT KAR,7894738794,Mr S K Jena
4th yr BTech,407043,2101105187,SAROJ KUMAR NAIK,8926105580,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407044,2101105188,SEKHAR SOREN,6372883143,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407045,2101105189,SHREEJA KUMARI,8018895188,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407046,2101105190,SHRIVALLI DAS,6371343141,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407047,2101105191,SMARANIKA HOTA,9078267280,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407048,2101105192,SMRUTISHREYA MOHANTY,7847826581,Mrs S Lenka
4th yr BTech,407049,2101105193,SNEHASIS MOHANTY,7978490165,Mrs S Lenka
4th yr BTech,407050,2101105206,SOMYARANJAN MOHAPATRA,0,Mrs S Lenka
4th yr BTech,407051,2101105194,SOUMYA SASWAT ACHARYA,7656048110,Mrs S Lenka
4th yr BTech,407052,2101105195,SOURAV BISWAL,7894384521,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407053,2101105196,SUBHASIS PATRA,7847068419,Mr S K Jena
4th yr BTech,407054,2101105197,SUBHASMITA SAHOO,9040571415,Dr S K Nayak
4th yr BTech,407055,2101105207,SUMAN KALYAN SAHOO,8641049965,Mr S K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407056,2101105198,SUMUKH DASH,6372674897,Dr R K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407057,2101105199,SUPRIYA PATRA,8917223991,Dr R K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407058,2101105200,SURYA KANTA MAHAPATRA,8260722942,Dr R K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407059,2101105202,TILAK SHARMA,9348961872,Mrs S Lenka
4th yr BTech,407060,2101105203,USHA KIRAN NAYAK,9337192652,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407061,2101105204,UTTAM KESHRI,8917697271,Mr S K Jena
4th yr BTech,397032,2001105195,SAILESH KUMAR BEHERA,,Prof S.N.Mishra
4th yr BTech,401064,2101105570,NIRANKUSH SENAPATI,,Prof S Mishra
4th yr BTech,403005,2101105507,ABINASH NAYAK,,Prof S Sethi
4th yr BTech,402116,2101105323,TAMANNA MOHAPATRA,,Mr M.Srinivas
4th yr BTech,408038,2101105371,PABITRA NAYAK,,Dr S K Patra
4th yr BTech,405001,2101105001,ADYASHA PARIDA,,Dr P B Sahu
4th yr BTech,408014,2101105349,ASHISH ASHUTOSH ROUT,,Dr D K Swain
4th yr BTech,407062,2221105001,BALARAM NAYAK,,Dr N K Pani
4th yr BTech,407063,2221105002,GYANENDRA SAHOO,,Dr B Sethi
4th yr BTech,407064,2221105003,MODASIR KHAN,,Dr S K Nayak
4th yr BTech,407065,2221105004,Om prakash Pattanayak,,Dr S Pal
4th yr BTech,407066,2221105005,PRADEEP KUMAR BARIK,,Mr S K Sahoo
4th yr BTech,407067,2221105006,Pratyush Kumar Behera,,Mrs A Sahu
4th yr BTech,407068,2221105007,SATYAJIT SWAIN,,Dr S B Rout
4th yr BTech,407069,2221105008,SIBASHISH NAYAK,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424001,2305105001,ABHISEKH BEHERA,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424002,2305105002,ADITYA ACHARYA,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424003,2305105003,ADITYA KUMAR NAYAK,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424004,2305105004,AISWARYA SAMAL,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424005,2305105005,AJAY CHHATRIA,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424006,2305105006,ALOK BEHERA,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424007,2305105007,AMISHA SAMAD,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr MCA,424008,2305105008,AMLAN RANJAN SAHU,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr MCA,424009,2305105009,ANANDA BHOI,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr MCA,424010,2305105010,ANKIT MISHRA,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr MCA,424011,2305105011,ASHISH KUMAR DEBTA,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424012,2305105012,ASHUTOSH RATNA NANDA,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424013,2305105013,AYUSMAN NAYAK,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424014,2305105014,B DEVIDATTA,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424015,2305105015,BAISHALINI BHANJA,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424016,2305105016,BARSARANI DAS,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424017,2305105017,BEDABYASA SAHU,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424018,2305105018,CHANDAN KUMAR MAJHI,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424019,2305105019,CHANDRA SHEKHARA PRASAD,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr MCA,424020,2305105020,CHANDRABATI SETHY,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr MCA,424021,2305105021,CHINMAYA SENAPATI,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr MCA,424022,2305105022,CHINMAYA SWAIN,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr MCA,424023,2305105023,DEBASIS RAY,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr MCA,424024,2305105024,DEBASMITA OJHA,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr MCA,424025,2305105025,DEVI PRASAD MISHRA,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr MCA,424026,2305105026,DIBYADARSHINEE PRADHAN,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr MCA,424027,2305105027,GOLDY SANSKAR DEHURY,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr MCA,424028,2305105028,GULSON SAHU,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr MCA,424029,2305105029,GYANA RANJAN SAHOO,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr MCA,424030,2305105030,HIMANSHU SHEKHAR PARNA,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr MCA,424031,2305105031,ITISHREE SWAIN,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424032,2305105032,JAGNYADATTA DALAI,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424033,2305105033,JAGRUTI RATH,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424034,2305105034,JHANSIRANI SAHOO,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr MCA,424035,2305105035,JYOTIPRAKASH ROUT,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr MCA,424036,2305105036,JYOTIRMAYA SAHOO,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr MCA,424037,2305105037,KAHNA DAS,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr MCA,424038,2305105038,LALIT KUMAR BHOI,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr MCA,424039,2305105039,LAREN SINGH,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr MCA,424040,2305105040,MADHUSMITA MALIK,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr MCA,424041,2305105041,MALAY RANJAN SOY,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr MCA,424042,2305105042,NARAYAN PANDA,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424043,2305105043,NIHARENDU JENA,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424044,2305105044,NILAKANTHA SAHOO,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424045,2305105045,PARESH KUMAR SAHU,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424046,2305105046,PINAKI MITRA,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr MCA,424047,2305105047,PRADEEP KUMAR SAHU,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr MCA,424048,2305105048,PRAJNA PARAMITA PATI,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr MCA,424049,2305105049,PRANGYASINI NAIK,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424050,2305105050,PRATYUSH MOHANTY,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424051,2305105051,PREETINANDITA PRADHAN,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424052,2305105052,PRIYABRAT LENKA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424053,2305105053,PRIYADARSINI SAHOO,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424054,2305105054,RAJESH KUMAR SAMAL,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424055,2305105055,RANJAN KUMAR SAHOO,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424056,2305105056,ROSHNIRANI SAHOO,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424057,2305105057,SAHANWAZ KHAN,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr MCA,424058,2305105058,SALENDAR SINGH,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424059,2305105059,SAMARENDRA PANDA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424060,2305105060,SAMBIT KUMAR MOHAPATRA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424061,2305105061,SARITA DORA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424062,2305105062,SASHIKANTA SING,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424063,2305105063,SATYA PRAKASH SAHOO,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424064,2305105064,SATYA RANJAN MAHUNTA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MCA,424065,2305105065,SATYAJIT KHUNTIA,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr MCA,424066,2305105066,SMRUTI SUDHA SUBHADARSANI NATH,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424067,2305105067,SOUMYA RANJAN PANDA,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424068,2305105068,SUBHAM KUMAR MAHARANA,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424069,2305105069,SUBHASHREE PRADHAN,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424070,2305105070,SUBRAT KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424071,2305105071,SUCHITA DAS,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424072,2305105072,SUVAM LENKA,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr MCA,424073,2305105073,SWADESH SOUDAMINI NAYAK,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr MCA,424074,2305105074,SWARUP KUMAR SAHU,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr MCA,424075,2305105075,TANMAY KUMAR MISHRA,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr MCA,424076,2305105076,TAPAN SETHI,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr MCA,424077,2305105077,TEJASWINI DASH,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr MCA,424078,2305105078,UTTAM KUMAR MAHANTA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427001,2301105214,ABHIJIT PRADHAN,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427002,2301105215,ABHISHEK PANIGRAHI,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427003,2301105216,ADARSH SAHU,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427004,2301105218,AMAN PRATIK EKKA,,Prof S.N.Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427005,2301105219,AMAN SHARMA,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427006,2301105220,ANIRUDDHA JOSHI,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427007,2301105222,ANUSHIT SATAPATHY,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr BTech,427008,2301105223,ARPITA JENA,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr BTech,427009,2301105224,ASHUTOSH DASH,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr BTech,427010,2301105225,ASISH KUMAR SAHOO,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427011,2301105226,ASUTOSH SAHOO,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427012,2301105227,BANAMALI PATRA,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427013,2301105228,BANANI SAHOO,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427014,2301105229,BIJAY NAYAK,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427015,2301105230,BISWAJEET PATRA,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427016,2301105232,DEBENDRA BEHERA,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427017,2301105233,DIBYANSHU DASH,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr BTech,427018,2301105234,DIBYASMITA NAYAK,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr BTech,427019,2301105235,DIPTIRANI SINGH,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr BTech,427020,2301105236,FRANSIS BARLA,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr BTech,427021,2301105237,GONTI SATTWIKA,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr BTech,427022,2301105238,GURUKRUSHNA SANTARA,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr BTech,427023,2301105239,HITESH KUMAR PURTY,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr BTech,427024,2301105240,JAYANTA SARDAR,,Dr D K Swain
2nd yr BTech,427025,2301105241,JYOTI PRASAD PANDA,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr BTech,427026,2301105242,JYOTIRANJAN NAYAK,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr BTech,427027,2301105243,K BIKRAM,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr BTech,427028,2301105244,KAJAL DEVI,,Dr P B Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427029,2301105245,KIRANPYARI KHILAR,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr BTech,427030,2301105246,KSHIROD KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427031,2301105247,KUMAR PRATIK BEHURA,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427032,2301105248,MD ARIF HUSSAIN,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427033,2301105249,MOHAMMAD AADIL AHMAD,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427034,2301105250,MOHAMMAD MUSHAHID,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr BTech,427035,2301105251,NEVILLE BARLA,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr BTech,427036,2301105252,NITYA GOPAL PATTANAYAK,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr BTech,427037,2301105253,OMM PRAKASH NAYAK,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr BTech,427038,2301105254,PRAGNANANDA PRADHAN,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,427039,2301105255,PRATIK SENAPATI,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,427040,2301105256,PRINSTORAJ PRADHAN,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,427041,2301105257,PRITAM ACHARYA,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427042,2301105258,PRIYANKA DUTTA,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427043,2301105259,RAHUL KUMAR YADAV,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427044,2301105260,RAJ RANJAN SAMANTARAY,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427045,2301105261,RAJESHWARI RAINA,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr BTech,427046,2301105262,RAJIV PRADHAN,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr BTech,427047,2301105263,RAMIT NAIK,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr BTech,427048,2301105264,RENU VISHWAKARMA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427049,2301105265,RIDDHI SHARMA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427050,2301105266,ROSHAN MAHARANA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427051,2301105267,SABYA SACHI MISHRA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427052,2301105268,SASANKA SHEKHAR BAIRIGANJAN,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427053,2301105269,SATYABRATA SWAIN,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427054,2301105270,SHAKTI SWAROOP SAHOO,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427055,2301105271,SHALINI BEHERA,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427056,2301105272,SHOBHANESH JENA,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,427057,2301105273,SMRUTIPRAVA DAS,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427058,2301105274,SMRUTIRANJAN DAS,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427059,2301105275,SMRUTIREKHA MOHARANA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427060,2301105276,SOUMYA RANJAN BHOL,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427061,2301105277,SRIRAM SAHOO,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427062,2301105278,SUBHAM SAMADDAR,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427063,2301105279,SUBHAM SARTHAK MOHAPATRA,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,427064,2301105280,SUBHASMITA NAYAK,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,427065,2301105281,SUBHASREE MALLICK,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427066,2301105282,SUBHASREE PANDA,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,427067,2301105283,SUBHRANSU SEKHAR SETHI,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427068,2301105284,SUCHISMITA SAHOO,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427070,2301105286,SUKANTA KUMAR NAYAK,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427071,2301105287,SUKANYA PARIDA,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427072,2301105288,SUMAN KUMAR GHOSH,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,427074,2301105290,SURYASNATA DASH,,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr BTech,427075,2301105291,SUSMITA NAYAK,,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr BTech,427076,2301105292,TANISHA MOHANTY,,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr BTech,427077,2301105293,UDIT KESHRI CHOUDHURY,,Dr S K Patra
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/01,,ATMANANDA BEHERA,,Dr N K Pani
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/02,,JAGAT JYOTI DAS,,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/03,,JAYADEEP SAHU,,Dr S K Nayak
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/04,,LIPSA ROUT,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/05,,NILANCHALA MAHANTY,,Dr S Pal
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/06,,PRASANTA ROUT,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/07,,SANTANU MAHAPATRA,,Mr S K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/08,,SHAKTI SWARUP NANDA,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr BTech,CSE/LE/09,,SUPRIYA KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr S B Rout
2nd yr BTech,423011,2301105538,ANKITA MAJHI,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,422011,2301105304,ALEEVA DASH,,Mr S K Jena
2nd yr BTech,428024,2301105473,DEBASISH BEHERA,,Mrs A Sahu
2nd yr BTech,423014,2301105541,ANWESHA PRADHAN,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr BTech,422028,2301105321,ASIT KUMAR KHATAI,,Dr R K Sahoo
2nd yr BTech,428060,2301105510,SASWAT SUBHADARSI PATTNAIK,,Mrs S Lenka
2nd yr MTECH,M.TECH/CSE/01,2307105002,BIMAL KUMAR NAYAK,9861165106,Prof S Sethi
2nd yr MTECH,M.TECH/CSE/02,2307105003,Manoranjan Garnayak,8249597772,Mr M.Srinivas
2nd yr MTECH,M.TECH/CSE/03,2307105004,Satyajit Pradhan,9777593171,Dr B Sethi
2nd yr MTECH,M.TECH/CSE/04,2307105005,Sofia Pradhan,9090204714,Prof S Mishra
2nd yr MTECH,M.TECH/CSE/05,2307105006,Souryabardhan Dhal,7894241581,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/01,,ANUSPA SAHANI,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/02,,ASWINI KUMAR NAYAK,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/03,,BARSHARANI MOHANTY,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/04,,BIKASH KUMAR GIRI,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/05,,JYOTI PRAKASH TRIPATHY,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/06,,KABIRAJ PAN,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/07,,PRITAM JEET KANHAR,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/08,,RINKU KUMAR SAHU,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSE/09,,SOUMYA RANJAN NAYAK,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSIS/01,,AUROBINDA GOCHHAYAT,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MTECH,M.Tech/CSIS/02,,SRADHANJALI SARANGI,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/1,,ABHIJIT BEHERA,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/2,,ABHITOSH PANIGRAHI,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/3,,ADITI NAIK,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/4,,AJIT RANJAN SAHOO,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/5,,ALISHA ROUT,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/6,,ALOK KUMAR JENA,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/7,,AMAN DAS,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/8,,AMIYA RANJAN SAHOO,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr BTech,CSE/9,,AMLAN DASH,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr BTech,CSE/10,,ANJALI PARIDA,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr BTech,CSE/11,,ANSUMAN GRAHACHARYA,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr BTech,CSE/12,,ARPITA JENA,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr BTech,CSE/13,,ASWINI KUMAR SAMAL,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/14,,AYUSH AMIYA KUMAR ROUT,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/15,,BHABISWETA NAYAK,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/16,,BISMAYA PANDA,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/17,,BISWAJIT DAS,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/18,,DEBARANJAN MOHANTY,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/19,,GOURAV BISWAL,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/20,,HARISH KUMAR PURTY,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/21,,HARISHIKHA PRIYADARSHINI,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr BTech,CSE/22,,IPSITA SAHU,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr BTech,CSE/23,,JAGADISH KUMAR SAHU,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr BTech,CSE/24,,JAGNYA SENI PANDA,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr BTech,CSE/25,,KARTIKESWAR NAYAK,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr BTech,CSE/26,,KIRAN PANDA,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr BTech,CSE/27,,KIRTIRANJAN PRADHAN,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr BTech,CSE/28,,LAKHESWAR SAHOO,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr BTech,CSE/29,,MADAN MOHAN SAHOO,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr BTech,CSE/30,,MODASSAR ALI KHAN,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr BTech,CSE/31,,MURALI MANOHAR KISHAN,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr BTech,CSE/32,,NAYAN RANJAN RATH,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr BTech,CSE/33,,NEELADRISH SAHOO,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/34,,NIGAM PRASAD SAHOO,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/35,,NIKHIL KUMAR SAHA,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/36,,NIRMALYA PRASAD BARIK,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr BTech,CSE/37,,OM PRAKASH BEHERA,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr BTech,CSE/38,,OMKAR PADHEE,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr BTech,CSE/39,,OMM PRASAD NATH,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr BTech,CSE/40,,PRABHU KALYAN BISWAL,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr BTech,CSE/41,,PRARTHANA SARANGI,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr BTech,CSE/42,,PRASOM KUMAR MISHRA,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/43,,PRATIK MOHANTY,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/44,,PRATYUSH MURMU,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/45,,PRITAM KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/46,,PRIYABRATA MALLICK,,Dr S Pal
1st yr BTech,CSE/47,,PRIYABRATA MOHAPATRA,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/48,,PRIYARANJAN SAHOO,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/49,,RABINARAYAN BARIK,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/50,,RAJESH BISWAL,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/51,,REETIKA BHUYAN,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/52,,SAISMITA DAS,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr BTech,CSE/53,,SANJEEB KUMAR TUDU,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr BTech,CSE/54,,SANTANU SAHOO,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr BTech,CSE/55,,SASWAT SUBHRANJAN SAHU,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr BTech,CSE/56,,SATISH RANJAN SATPATHY,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr BTech,CSE/57,,SAUMENDRAA SAMAL,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr BTech,CSE/58,,SHASWAT KUMAR SWAIN,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr BTech,CSE/59,,SHIBASIS PANDA,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr BTech,CSE/60,,SHREYADEEP PARIDA,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr BTech,CSE/61,,SIDHARTH TUDU,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr BTech,CSE/62,,SMRUTI PRAGYAN DAS,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/63,,SMRUTI REKHA BEHERA,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/64,,SOUMIK RANJAN NAIK,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/65,,SOUMYA RANJAN PANDA,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/66,,SUBHA SANKAR BEHERA,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr BTech,CSE/67,,SUBHAKANTA ROUT,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/68,,SUBHALAXMI MURMU,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/69,,SUBHALAXMI PATRA,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/70,,SUBHALAXMI SAHOO,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/71,,SUBHAM MUDULI,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/72,,SUJAL JAISWAL,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr BTech,CSE/73,,SWAPNENDU NAYAK,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/74,,SWASTIK MISHRA,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/75,,SWAYAM PRAKASH SAHOO,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/76,,SWAYANSHU SARTHAK SADANGI,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/77,,UDITANSU MISHRA,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr BTech,CSE/78,,YASH AGRAWALL,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/01,,A SIBANI PATRO,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/02,,ABHILIPSHA SETHI,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/03,,ABHISEK KAR,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/04,,ABHISHEK KUMAR SAHU,,Prof S.N.Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/05,,ABINASH NAYAK,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/06,,ADIT PATEL,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/07,,ADITYA KUMAR BARIK,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/08,,ADITYA PRASAD JENA,,Prof S Mishra
1st yr MCA,MCA/09,,ANIMESH DASH,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr MCA,MCA/10,,ANKITA PRIYADARSINI,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr MCA,MCA/11,,ANURAGA NAHAK,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr MCA,MCA/12,,BADAL KUMAR JENA,,Mr M.Srinivas
1st yr MCA,MCA/13,,BANDITA NAHAK,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/14,,BANITA KHUNTIA,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/15,,BHAGYASHREE SAMAL,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/16,,BIJAYALAXMI LENKA,,Prof S Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/17,,BINAYAK BISWAL,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/18,,BINOD ORAM,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/19,,BISHNU KISAN,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/20,,BISNU PRASAD SAMANTRAY,,Dr P B Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/21,,BISWAJEET NISIKA,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr MCA,MCA/22,,BISWAJIT PANDA,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr MCA,MCA/23,,BISWOJIT BEHERA,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr MCA,MCA/24,,CHANDAN PRADHAN,,Dr S K Patra
1st yr MCA,MCA/25,,DEBASHREE MISHRA,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr MCA,MCA/26,,DEBASIS KANDI,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr MCA,MCA/27,,DEBASIS MALLICK,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr MCA,MCA/28,,DIPTI RANJAN PRADHAN,,Dr D K Swain
1st yr MCA,MCA/29,,G BIBHUTI BHUSAN PATRO,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr MCA,MCA/30,,GAYATREE MAHARANA,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr MCA,MCA/31,,GAYATRI PATI,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr MCA,MCA/32,,ISHITA DASH,,Dr N K Pani
1st yr MCA,MCA/33,,LIPSA KANUNGO,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/34,,MAHESH PRUSTY,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/35,,MANISH PRASAD,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/36,,MANISHA PANIGRAHY,,Dr B Sethi
1st yr MCA,MCA/37,,MD SARFARAJ KHAN,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MCA,MCA/38,,MILAN KUMAR DANDAPAT,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MCA,MCA/39,,MONALISHA PATTANAIK,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MCA,MCA/40,,NABAKISHORE TUDU,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MCA,MCA/41,,NIKHIL PARIDA,,Dr S K Nayak
1st yr MCA,MCA/42,,PIYUSH PATTANAYAK,,Dr S Pal
1st yr MCA,MCA/43,,POOJALIN SAHOO,,Dr S Pal
1st yr MCA,MCA/44,,PRADEEP KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr S Pal
1st yr MCA,MCA/45,,PRASAD SETHI,,Dr S Pal
1st yr MCA,MCA/46,,PRATYUSH KUMAR SINGH,,Dr S Pal
1st yr MCA,MCA/47,,PRATYUSH MOHAPATRA,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/48,,PRAYASH NAIK,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/49,,PRIYANKA PRIYADARSHINI,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/50,,PURUSOTTAM PRUSTY,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/51,,RAKESH BHANJA,,Mr S K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/52,,ROHAN KUMAR,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr MCA,MCA/53,,ROHAN KUMAR SAHOO,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr MCA,MCA/54,,SAIRENDRI SWAIN,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr MCA,MCA/55,,SAMBIT SAHOO,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr MCA,MCA/56,,SANJAYAKANT SATAPATHY,,Dr S B Rout
1st yr MCA,MCA/57,,SARITA BEJ,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr MCA,MCA/58,,SATYAJIT SWAIN,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr MCA,MCA/59,,SHANTANU KUMAR NATH,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr MCA,MCA/60,,SHIV SUNDAR SAMAL,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr MCA,MCA/61,,SIDHANTA PRADHAN,,Mr S K Jena
1st yr MCA,MCA/62,,SIMRAN MUSKAN HORO,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/63,,SK PARWEZE HOSEN,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/64,,SMARAK JITENDRIYA,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/65,,SMRUTI MANISHA BEHERA,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/66,,SONU DAS,,Mrs A Sahu
1st yr MCA,MCA/67,,SUBHA PRASAD MISHRA,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/68,,SUBHRAJIT MOHAPATRA,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/69,,SUBHRALI PRIYADARSINI SAHOO,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/70,,SUBRAT SAHOO,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/71,,SUJIT KUMAR PRADHAN,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/72,,SUPRITAM MOHANTY,,Mrs S Lenka
1st yr MCA,MCA/73,,SURYAKANTA DIKHIT,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/74,,SUSANTA DAS,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/75,,SUSHREE APARAJITA GOUDA,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/76,,SWASTIK PRIYADARSHAN,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/77,,SWAYAM PRAKASH SAHOO,,Dr R K Sahoo
1st yr MCA,MCA/78,,USHA SAMAL,,Dr R K Sahoo
Monday, 18 November 2024
Friday, 6 September 2024
Review Questions
Practice Questions
What are evolutionary changes in computing system?
centralized computing to parallel distributed and cloud computing
What is parallel computing?
either tightly coupled with centralized memory or loosely coupled with distributed memory
what is distributed computing ?
multiple autonomous computers, each having its own
private memory, communicating through a computer
network.
How Cloud computing is related to other computing models
resources can be either a centralized or a distributed computing system. The cloud applies parallel or distributed computing, or both. Clouds can be built with physical or virtualized resource
what are different computing models
Grid Computing Autonomic Computing Utility Computing
What Is facility of a Data Center
Email and file sharing
Productivity applications
Customer relationship management (CRM)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) and databases
Big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning
Virtual desktops, communications and collaboration services
what is Big data
Big data is a combination of structured, semi structured
and unstructured data collected by organizations. Used in machine learning projects, predictive modeling and other advanced analytic applications.
What is Cloud computing vision
Cloud computing provisions virtual hardware, runtime environments,
and services. These are used for as long as needed, with no up-front
commitments required. The entire stack of a computing system is transformed into a collection of utilities.
Define a cloud
Cloud computing refers to both the applications delivered as
services over the Internet and the hardware, system software in the
data centers that provide those services.
U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): Cloud
computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-
demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing
resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and
services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal
management effort or service provider interaction.
Who are benefited
Cloud computing allows renting infrastructure, runtime environments, and services on a pay-per-use basis.
• IT officers of large enterprises see opportunities for scaling their
infrastructure on demand and sizing it according to their business needs.
• End users leveraging cloud computing services can access
their documents and data anytime, anywhere, and from any
device connected to the Internet.
Major milestones cloud computing technology
mainframes, clusters, Grids
Sunday, 1 September 2024
Cloud Computing Short Note
CLOUD COMPUTING - 1
by
Dr. S K Nayak
Table of Contents
Major milestones cloud computing technology 15
Technology behind cloud computing 18
Characteristics of virtualization 29
Taxonomy of virtualization techniques 34
Understanding Amazon Web Services 41
Amazon Web Service Components and Services 41
Requests will occasionally fail. 51
Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) 52
Syllabus Cloud computing
OECS63-:3Credit-3
Course Objective: This course gives students an insight into the basics of cloud computing along with virtualization, cloud computing is one of the fastest growing domain from a while now. It will provide the students basic understanding about cloud and virtualization along with it how one can migrate over it. Module-I
10 Hrs
Evolution of Computing Paradigms - Overview of Existing Hosting Platforms, Grid Computing, Utility Computing, Autonomic Computing, Dynamic Datacenter Alliance, Hosting/ Outsourcing, Introduction to Cloud Computing, Workload Patterns for the Cloud, “Big Data”, IT as a Service, Technology Behind Cloud Computing,
Module-II 10 Hrs
A Classification of Cloud Implementations- Amazon Web Services - IaaS, The Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2), The Simple Storage Service (S3), The Simple Queuing Services (SQS), VMware v Cloud - IaaS, v Cloud Express, Google AppEngine - PaaS, The Java Runtime Environment.
Module-III 10 Hrs
The Python Runtime Environment- The Datastore, Development Workflow, Windows Azure Platform - PaaS, Windows Azure, SQL Azure, Windows Azure AppFabric, Salesforce.com - SaaS / PaaS, Force.com, Force Database - the persistency layer, Data Security, Microsoft Office Live - SaaS, LiveMesh.com, Google Apps - SaaS, A Comparison of Cloud Computing Platforms, Common Building Blocks.
Module-IV 8
Cloud Security – Infrastructure security – Data security – Identity and access management Privacy- Audit and Compliance.
Text Book: Kai Hwang, Geoffrey C. Fox and Jack J. Dongarra, “Distributed and Cloud Computing
. from Parallel Processing to the Internet of Things”, Morgan Kaufmann, Elsevier, 2012 Reference Books
Barrie Sosinsky, “Cloud Computing Bible” John Wiley & Sons, 2010
Tim Mather, Subra Kumaraswamy, and Shahed Latif, “Cloud Security and Privacy An enterprise Perspective on Risks and Compliance”, O'Reilly 2009
Mastering Cloud Computing by Rajkumar Buyya
Objective
Basic cloud computing Services
Virtualization Cloud security
And migrating to cloud
Introduction
Computing technology
Last 60 years computing technology has been changed significantly.
Evolutionary changes – machine architecture (Stored procedures, parallelism, processor parallelism, operating system (serial processing, batch processing, multi programmed batch system, distributed system, time shared, real time OS), network connectivity, application workload.
Modern world of computing
Last 30 years evolutionary changes in computing system has been done From centralized computing to parallel distributed and cloud computing. Which uses multiple computers to solve large scale problems. So distributed computing becomes data intensive and network centric. So large scale internet applications has changed the quality of life and services.
World of internet
Billions of people use Text, hypertext, multimedia, blogs
Has influenced every aspect of life science, engineering, communication, medicine, marketing , manufacturing
Internet changed the way we use marketing, reading books, give opinion, financial transaction, trade.
What Internet has changed
Simultaneously it has changed the way of software engineering
So internet is characterized by data intensiveness, network intensiveness, unpredictable load, concurrency, availability.
For this reason super computing sites and large data centres (large data set) must provide High performance computing (HPC)
HPC
So HPC emphasizes the raw speed performance.
Speed was the driving force from scientific, engineering and manufacturing community.
Top 500 high performance computers have been ranked based on floating point speed.
But due to network intensiveness, computing is also moving towards High Throughput Computing (HTC)
HTC
But high throughput computing is required in high end market oriented computing systems.
It pays more attention towards internet searches and web services.
So performance goal is measured and more optimal in HTC.
Lastly not only performance but also it intends towards cost, energy saving, security and reliability.
Computing Paradigms
High technology community have argued a precise definition of centralized, parallel computing, distributed computing and cloud computing as:
All resources are centralized in one physical system
All memory, processors and storage are fully shared
tightly coupled within one integrated OS
all processors are either tightly coupled with centralized shared memory or loosely coupled with distributed memory.
Inter processor communication is accomplished through shared memory or via message passing.
multiple autonomous computers, each having its own private memory, communicating through a computer network.
Information exchange in a distributed system is accomplished through message passing.
resources can be either a centralized or a distributed computing system.
The cloud applies parallel or distributed computing, or both.
Clouds can be built with physical or virtualized resource
Summary
distributed computing is opposite of centralized.
Parallel computing fields overlap distributed computing.
Cloud computing overlaps distributed, parallel and centralized computing.
Different computing models
All machines on that network work under the same protocol to act as a virtual supercomputer.
Group of networked computers which work together as a virtual supercomputer to perform large tasks, such as analyzing huge sets of data or weather modeling.
Autonomic Computing is a type of visionary computing that has been started by IBM.
This is made to make adaptive decisions that use high-level policies.
It has a feature of constant up-gradation of decisions using optimization and adaptation.
Utility Computing
Utility computing is a service provisioning model where a provider makes computing resources, infrastructure management and technical services available to customers as they need them.
Sometimes known as pay-per-use or metered services ex: internet service, website access, file sharing.
Similar model has been adopted in cloud computing also.
Cloud computing similarly allows renting infrastructure, runtime environments, and services on a pay per-use basis.
Clouds are characterized by the fact of having virtually infinite capacity, being tolerant to failures.
What Is a Data Center
At its simplest, a data center is a physical facility that organizations use to house their critical applications and data.
Why important
In the world of enterprise IT, data centers are designed to support business applications and activities that include:
Email and file sharing
Productivity applications
Customer relationship management (CRM)
Enterprise resource planning (ERP) and databases
Big data, artificial intelligence, and machine learning
Virtual desktops, communications and collaboration services
The basic premise of Dynamic Data Center is that leveraging pooled IT resources can provide flexible IT capacity.
enabling the seamless, real-time allocation of IT resources in line with demand from business processes.
Big data is a combination of structured, semi structured and unstructured data collected by organizations.
Mined for information
Used in machine learning projects, predictive modeling and other advanced analytic applications.
the large volume of data in many environments
the wide variety of data types frequently stored in big data systems
the velocity at which much of the data is generated, collected and processed.
Recent Computing model
Now Computing is being transformed into a model consisting of services that are commoditized and delivered in a manner similar to utilities such as water, electricity, gas, and telephony.
In such a model, users access services based on their requirements, regardless of where the services are hosted.
Cloud computing is the most recent emerging paradigm promising to turn the vision of “computing utilities” into a reality.
Vision
Leonard Kleinrock, of (ARPANET), which seeded the Internet, said:
As of now, computer networks are still in their infancy, but as they grow up and become sophisticated, we will probably see the spread of ‘computer utilities’ which, like present electric and telephone utilities, will service individual homes and offices across the country.
Cloud computing vision
Cloud computing provisions virtual hardware, runtime environments, and services.
These are used for as long as needed, with no up-front commitments required.
The entire stack of a computing system is transformed into a collection of utilities.
which can be provisioned and composed together to deploy systems in hours rather than days with virtually no maintenance costs.
Idea of cloud computing
Modern world is moving towards Computational science that is changing to be data-intensive.
In the future, working with large data sets will typically mean sending the computations (programs) to the data, rather than copying the data to the workstations.
Trend in IT of moving computing and data from desktops to large data centers.
there is on-demand provision of software, hardware, and data as a service.
Defining a cloud
The term cloud is used to refer to different technologies, services, and concepts.
It is often associated with:
virtualized infrastructure or hardware on demand, utility computing, IT outsourcing, platform as a service and software as a service, other things that now are the focus of the IT industry.
Definition
Cloud computing refers to both the applications delivered as services over the Internet and the hardware, system software in the data centers that provide those services.
U.S. National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST): Cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on- demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction.
What it means
Cloud computing is the most recent emerging paradigm promising to turn the vision of “computing utilities” into a reality.
Cloud computing is a technological advancement that focuses on the way we design computing systems, develop applications, and leverage existing services for building software.
Based on the concept of dynamic provisioning, which is applied not only to services but also to compute capability, storage, networking, and information technology(IT) infrastructure in general.
Resources are made available through the Internet and offered on a pay-per-use basis from cloud computing vendors.
Today, anyone can subscribe to cloud services and deploy and configure servers for an application in hours its application according to the demand, and paying only for the time these resources have been used.
Who are benefited
Cloud computing allows renting infrastructure, runtime environments, and services on a pay-per-use basis.
This finds several practical applications and then gives different images of cloud computing to different people.
IT officers of large enterprises see opportunities for scaling their infrastructure on demand and sizing it according to their business needs.
End users leveraging cloud computing services can access their documents and data anytime, anywhere, and from any device connected to the Internet.
What it Describes
Cloud computing is a technological advancement and described as a phenomenon touching on the entire computing stack: from the underlying hardware to the high-level software services and applications.
It introduces the concept of everything as a service, mostly referred as XaaS where the different components of a system—IT infrastructure, development platforms, databases, and so on—can be delivered, measured, and consequently priced as a service.
This new approach significantly influences not only the way that we build software but also
the way we deploy it.
the way we make it accessible.
the way we design our IT infrastructure.
even the way companies allocate the costs for IT needs..
Major milestones cloud computing technology
mainframe computing, cluster computing, and grid computing.
These were the first examples of large computational facilities leveraging multiple processing units. Mainframes were powerful, highly reliable computers specialized for large data movement and massive input/output (I/O) operations.
They were mostly used by large organizations for bulk data processing tasks such as online transactions, enterprise resource planning.
Even though mainframes cannot be considered distributed systems, they offered large computational power by using multiple processors, which were presented as a single entity to users.
One of the most attractive features of mainframes was the ability to be highly reliable computers that were “always on” and capable of tolerating failures transparently.
No system shutdown was required to replace failed components, and the system could work without interruption.
Cluster computing started as a low-cost alternative to the use of mainframes and supercomputers.
The technology advancement that created faster and more powerful mainframes and supercomputers eventually generated an increased availability of cheap commodity machines.
Cluster technology contributed considerably to the evolution of tools and frameworks for distributed computing.
One of the attractive features of clusters Parallel Virtual Machine (PVM) and Message Passing Interface (MPI).
Initially developed as aggregations of geographically dispersed clusters by means of Internet connections.
These clusters belonged to different organizations, and arrangements were made among them to share the computational power.
Technology behind cloud computing
Five core technologies that played an important role in the realization of cloud computing. These technologies are distributed systems, virtualization, Web 2.0, service orientation, and utility computing.
Distributed systems
Proposed by Tanenbaum:
A distributed system is a collection of independent computers that appears to its users as a single coherent system.
Distributed systems often exhibit other properties such as heterogeneity, openness, scalability, transparency, concurrency, continuous availability, and independent failures.
The primary purpose of distributed systems is to share resources and utilize them better.
This is true in the case of cloud computing, where this concept is taken to the extreme and resources (infrastructure, runtime environments, and services) are rented to users.
Clouds are essentially large distributed computing facilities that make available their services to third parties on demand.
In fact, one of the driving factors of cloud computing has been the availability of the large computing facilities of IT giants (Amazon, Google) that found that offering their computing capabilities as a service provided opportunities to better utilize their infrastructure.
Web 2.0
The Web is the primary interface through which cloud computing delivers its services.
that facilitate interactive information sharing, collaboration, user-centered design, and application composition.
At present, Web encompasses a set of technologies and services
This evolution has transformed the Web into a rich platform for application development and is known as Web 2.0
Web 2.0 brings interactivity and flexibility into Web pages, providing enhanced user experience by gaining Web-based access to all the functions that are normally found in desktop applications.
These capabilities are obtained by integrating a collection of standards and technologies such as XML, Asynchronous JavaScript and XML (AJAX), Web Services, and others. These technologies allow us to build applications leveraging the contribution of users, who now become providers of content. Furthermore, the capillary diffusion of the Internet opens new opportunities and markets.
Web 2.0 applications are extremely dynamic.
they improve continuously, and new updates and features are integrated at a constant rate by following the usage trend of the community.
There is no need to deploy new software releases on the installed base at the client side. Users can take advantage of the new software features simply by interacting with cloud applications.
New applications can be “synthesized” simply by composing existing services and integrating them, thus providing added value. Finally, Web 2.0 applications aim to leverage the “long tail” of Internet users by making themselves available to everyone in terms of either media accessibility or affordability.
Examples of Web 2.0 applications are Google Documents, Google Maps, Flickr, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, delicious, Blogger, and Wikipedia.
Today it is a mature platform that strongly supports the needs of cloud computing, which strongly leverages Web 2.0. Applications
service orientation
A service is an abstraction representing a self-describing and platform-agnostic component.
For example, multiple business processes in an organization require the user authentication functionality. Instead of rewriting the authentication code for all business processes, you can create a single authentication service and reuse it for all applications,
Similarly, almost all systems across a healthcare organization, such as patient management systems and electronic health record (EHR) systems, need to register patients. These systems can call a single, common service to perform the patient registration task.
It can perform any function—anything from a simple function to a complex business process.
Any piece of code that performs a task can be turned into a service and expose its functionalities through a network-accessible protocol.
A service is supposed to be loosely coupled, reusable, programming language independent, and location transparent function.
Loose coupling allows services to serve different scenarios more easily and makes them reusable.
Independence from a specific platform
Services are composed and aggregated into a service-oriented architecture (SOA)
which is a logical way of organizing software systems to provided to end users or other entities distributed over the network
Service-oriented computing introduces and diffuses two important concepts, which are also fundamental to cloud computing:
quality of service (QoS)
Software-as-a-Service (SaaS).
Quality of service (QoS)
Quality of service (QoS) refers to any technology that manages data traffic to reduce packet loss, latency and jitter on a network.
QoS controls and manages network resources by setting priorities for specific types of data on the network.
Quality of service (QoS) identifies a set of functional and nonfunctional attributes that can be used to evaluate the behavior of a service from different perspectives.
Software-as-a-Service
The concept of Software-as-a-Service introduces a new delivery model for applications.
The term has been inherited from the world of application service providers (ASPs), which deliver software services-based solutions across the wide area network from a central datacenter
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