Result of the Adobe's Data Mining Contest will be declared by April 18
Exebit 2013 is over! We thank all our participants who took the pain to come from distant nooks and corners of the country and gave us the opportunity to share the knowledge and experience that we gain from our alma-mater - IIT, which is not available to the enthusiastic students of most other colleges/varsities in the country. We will be back in 2014, same time of the year with far better events.
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If you are shortlisted for any workshop, you must report for it prior to one hour before the start of workshop. For example if a workshop is at 11AM, you must report at the registration desk before 10AM. If you fail to report, your seat will be allocated to on-site registration pool.
If you are not shortlisted for a workshop and you want to attend it, report to the registration desk with your Exebit ID report exactly 1 hour before the start of workshop. You will be given a seat if available, on first come first serve basis.
Fees If you are approved for Hostel Accommodation, you do not need to pay any other fee. If you don't have hostel accommodation, you should pay Rs.50 as the Exebit registration fee after which you will be allowed to attend any workshop that you are shortlisted for.

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  • Welcome to Exebit!

    Procedure for attending workshops
    If you are shortlisted for any workshop, you must report for it prior to one hour before the start of workshop. For example if a workshop is at 11AM, you must report at the registration desk before 10AM. If you fail to report, your seat will be allocated to on-site registration pool.
    If you are not shortlisted for a workshop and you want to attend it, report to the registration desk with your Exebit ID report exactly 1 hour before the start of workshop. You will be given a seat if available, on first come first serve basis.
    Fees If you are approved for Hostel Accommodation, you do not need to pay any other fee. If you don't have hostel accommodation, you should pay Rs.50 as the Exebit registration fee after which you will be allowed to attend any workshop that you are shortlisted for.

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  • WORKSHOPS!

    Workshops are the events where you can acquire new skills. You will be guaranteed a hands-on experience with the cutting edge technologies. Attend and learn from industry experts while getting an opportunity to win exciting prizes. The workshops are as follows:

  • Events at Exebit

    Workshops

    Wanna learn something new?Our Workshops provide you with the opportunity to gain hands-on experience on a variety of new technologies.

    Experts Speak

    Talks by industry experts and academia gurus on the latest developments in the field of computer science. Attend to be enlightened!!

    Competitions

    Competitions are the avenues to test your skills, where you will be up against the best. They test your creativity and ingenuity. Write code, solve puzzles, win prizes.

    Gaming

    After a day filled with tech events, comes the night when we introduce you to the world of Gaming. Its time for the couch potatoes to kick off their adrenaline.

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  • Open House

    IIT Madras CSE Department goes open house! All our labs and facilities will be open for you to take a look and know about the researches going on here. If you aspire to be a grad student at IIT Madras, it is a great opportunity to familiarise yourself with all the fields of research that go on here. The time for open house will be intimated at the venue.

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  • Android App Development

    The workshop provides an introduction to Android app development fundamentals. Get hands-on Android application development experience in a classroom like environment. The workshop guides you through development, testing and installation of the app on the device. This workshop will be conducted by professionals from GTUG.
    Participants can also get their laptops. It should have the following installations.
    1. Eclipse: Can be downloaded at
    Eclipse for Linux
    Eclipse for Windows
    2. Android Eclipse Plugin (ADT) 21.0.1: Can be downloaded at Android Eclipse PlugIn for Linux
    Android Eclipse PlugIn for Windows
    3. Android SDK: Can be downloaded at
    Android SDK for Linux
    Android SDK for Windows

    Link to installation guide can be found here.
    For more details, visit developer.android.com.

    Contact details of co-ordinators:
    Sumit: 09043812251
    Aditya: 09962670816
    androidworkshop@exebit.in

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  • El Dorado

    "Not all treasure's silver and gold, mate."
    Jack Sparrow, Pirates Of The Caribbean: The Curse Of The Black Pearl
    Are you good at solving puzzles?!! Are you good at general knowledge?!! Well, here's your chance - a quest for treasure...   carried out right from the comfort of your room! "You do not need to bend and measure the footprints and pick up the cigarette ends and examine the bent blades of grass. It is enough for you to sit back in your chair and think" "El Dorado" is an online treasure hunt (played in groups of 3) for 2 days (open from 27-02-2013 9:00 pm to 01-03-2013 11:59 pm). The puzzles unlock one after another and the participants need to crack the current puzzle to advance to the next puzzle. Google might be your saviour in the difficult times. Don't miss your chance to grab the treasure...
    Click here to go to El Dorado page and register yourself.

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  • ARMs MBED

    Hands-on mbed - The genius of a 32-bit Cortex-M3 processor kit that helps unleash EVERY student's inborn creativity through a motivating, fun-filling, and hardware-loving experience, inspiring her or him to innovate and transform her or his life into a very giving, creative and inspiring experience.
    Contact details of co-ordinator
    Debi - 9543334311

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  • Device Driver Programming

    Linux++ is an ambitious project from DOS Lab IIT Madras and CDAC Chennai. The aim of the project was to port the Linux Kernel to C++ for increasing understandability, flexibility and the very important one i.e. to enable device driver's written for Windows in C++ to work on Linux with little or no modification in the source code. The workshop will start with a technical talk by Prof. D. Janakiram on this topic. Prof. D Janakiram is an eminent Indian computer scientist with hundreds of research papers in international and national journals and numerous patents. He has researched in almost all the fields of computer science viz. distributed systems, cloud computing, operating system internals, software engineering to name a few. Click here to know more about him.
    After the talk there will be a test for participants, after clearing which the participants will undergo a hands on training on Device Driver development in C++ for BOSS MOOL, followed by a competition of 1 month duration, at the end of which developers for the best drivers will be awarded exciting prizes.
    Click here for further information.
    Contact details of co-ordinator
    Hemang: 09176856547

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  • Device Driver Programming

    Minimalistic Object Oriented Linux(MOOL) presents a novel approach of improving design of the Linux kernel using object oriented wrappers. MOOL aims at reducing the excessive coupling prevalent in the Linux design. The OO wrappers are essentially classes written in C++ that encompass key functions of different subsystems. These wrappers can be used to write device drivers in order to add an extra layer of security between the device drivers and the core kernel. MOOL kernel has been integrated with Bharat Operating System Sulutions (BOSS), an Indian variant of Linux developed by C-DAC. The integrated version BOSS-MOOL is, to the best of our knowledge, the only Linux variant which allows device driver development in C++. Participants will get a free BOSS-MOOL DVD for their experiments.

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  • Intelligent Systems

    Intelligent Systems and Embedded Applications have evolved significantly in last few years. Today billions of connected devices around us have made computing an integral part of our lives and has created immense opportunities to create, develop and design novel applications for budding engineers and innovators. Intel® Atom processors will enable you to rapidly prototype your ideas and build solutions. The one day workshop will focus on Rise of Embedded Intelligent Systems, Intel® Atom™ Innovation Kit, Intel® E6XX processor, Embedded IA processors, The E6xx kit features & uses, Development Environment, Application development on innovation kits, online communities & support.
    Innovate with Intel® Atom™ Innovation Kit, witness demo on
    1. OpenTLD Algorithm for Tracking.
    2. VITERO – Virtual Telepresence Robot.

    Contact details for co-ordinators
    Debiprasanna Sahoo: 09543334311

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  • Graphics with OpenGL

    Download workshop material(105MB)

    Download workshop material(5MB)

    Contact details of co-ordinator
    Amit Maurya 09962036992
    Ankit Shrivastava 9500108793
    opengl@exebit.in

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  • BlueSpec System Verilog

    So, you are not much of a software guy/girl. We bring you a workshop on BlueSpec, the latest high level hardware description language. Bluespec enables the fastest expression and exploration of architecture and microarchitecture. And, as Bluespec is 100% synthesizable, it enables the fastest evaluation of architecture. The workshop will be a fascinating experience for those interested in architecture and VLSI. People with a background in Verilog or VHDL are encouraged to participate. Theoretical aspects of BlueSpec shall be covered, followed by hands-on sessions.

    Contact details of co-ordinator
    Patanjali: 09629227191
    bluespecworkshop@exebit.in

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  • Shortlists

    Shortlists for most of the events is out. Click the buttons below to see them. If you didn't get into any shortlists, please don't get disappointed. We have many seats for onsite registrations for all these events. If you are just registered on the website, we will consider you for onsite seats on a first come first serve basis.
    Android Shortlist  BlueSpec Shortlist

    Photoshop Shortlist  Git Shortlist

    HTML5 Shortlist  Intel Shortlist

    OpenGL Shortlist  Photography Shortlist

    ARM Shortlist  VMWARE Shortlist

    Device Driver Programming Shortlist  For any clarifications please contact respective event co-ordinators.

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  • Version Control with Git

    Version control is essential for any programmer/researcher. It lets you cleanly keep various revisions of your document(s), revert to a specific version, share your work and collaborate with others and in the case of Git narrow down where bugs were introduced!!! Say goodbye to these jokes. If you do not currently use version control - TURN UP! If you do use some primitive version control system, you would still find this workshop interesting because the world is switching/has switched to Git. This will be a hands-on workshop that walks you through staging, committing, going back and forth versions, using GitHub, pulling and pushing to repositories, adding remotes, branching and a bit of rebasing. It is targeted towards newbies and those who want to choose Git.
    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Ashok Gautam: 09566011121
    git@exebit.in

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  • Photoshop

    Photoshop - too much to handle? Tired of watching boring tutorials on youtube? Come, attend this workshop and learn the premier image editing tool from scratch. Start your journey to the exciting world of photo editing and dazzle your friends with your newly acquired skills.

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Siddharth: 9962284086
    Amit Maurya: 9962036992
    photoshop@exebit.in

    There is no registration fees for this workshop.

    Requirenment: All participants are required to bring laptop with Photoshop CS6 installed (http://www.adobe .com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=photoshop&loc=en_us)

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  • Digital Photography

    Lumos Media is an ambitious project with the vision of taking the art of photography to the masses. Having seen the need for inexpensive photography tutorials to people who own expensive dSLRs and only use them in the automatic mode, the team of Lumos Media decided to start off with free photography workshops. Lumos Media will be conducting its first workshop at Exebit. It is a 3 hour workshop, with the first two hours focusing on getting to know one\'s camera and the basics of photography and the last hour focusing on editing RAW files using Adobe Light Room.
    Pre-requisites
    Absolutely no pre-requisites. People with dSLRs and bridge cameras are advised to bring their cameras with them. But a camera is not compulsory for this workshop. Those who are generally interested in photography can attend this workshop.
    Contact details of co-ordinator
    Shamil: 9043412916 photography@exebit.in

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  • HTML5

    HTML5 is the fifth revision of html, a markup language for presenting and structuring content for the world wide web. Our workshop on HTML5 focuses on the key features introduced in HTML5. We will first show the students a blog site and then help them create that from the scratch using the core features of HTML5. We will start with a brief introduction of html and css, then discuss the concept of wireframing, followed by creating a HTML5 form. We also discuss how to incorporate graphics and multimedia into the HTML5 webpage.

    Requirements
    You are required to bring your laptop with Google Chrome installed on it.

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    html5@exebit.in

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  • x86 Platform Virtualization

    In the past decade, x86 virtualization has taken the computing world by storm. The x86 platform that was traditionally considered as a non-virtualizable platform, was virtualized by some innovative techniques by VMware. x86 virtualization is so ubiquitous now that it is considered a commodity.
    In this talk, we will look at the challenges of virtualizing the x86 platform, compare and contrast full virtualization v/s paravirtualization, look at some of the techniques used to achieve full virtualization. We will also have a detailed look at the hardware assistance provided by the processor vendors to aid virtualization and look at how VMware's virtualization software has evolved to take full advantage of the capabilities provided by the newer generation processors. Towards the end of the talk, we will compare and contrast our native (atop Core server hardware) and hosted (atop an existing Operating System) virtualization offerings and demo of some of the products.
    Contact details of co-ord
    Nirav - 8122219688

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  • Robotics

    Robots - have they infatuated you since childhood? Is 'I, Robot' amongst your favorite movies? Want to own one, or better build one? Then this the workshop for you. A team of industry experts are conducting a workshop on computer controlled Robotics. An entire day living, breathing and making robots. What more, you will be provided with a take home kit that contains robotic arms, motors, controllers, electronics and more.
    This workshop will be conducted by Balaji Lakshmanan who is an expert robo designer whose robots have been used in movies too. Please go through this article published in The Hindu about him.
    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Vandit Mehta: 09962284085
    Yateen: 09940687479
    robotics@exebit.in

    For detailed information and registration.
    Click Here

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  • Robotics

    Part 1: Computer controlled robotics workshop(Rs.1600 per team)
    »Detailed information
    Part 2: Robot demo with advanced CS impact on robotics.(Rs.99 per person)
    Part 3: Advanced Embedded Robotics workshop.(Rs.5600 per team)(Includes Part-1 and Part-2 free) »Detailed Information
    Those who register for Part-3 and/or Part-1 will get a free robotics kit with arms, motors, actuators, arduino board etc. whose details are given in the above pdf document in "Components given".

    Registrations for Robotics is now closed. You can come for on the spot registration.

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  • EXPERTS SPEAK!

    Speech is silver, silence is gold, so goes the old saying. But sometimes speech carries knowledge, and knowledge is worth more than gold. This is a platform where you can find field experts sharing their knowledge and experiences. The speakers are from different backgrounds, from industry to academics, but they share one thing in common, their expertise in their respective fields.

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  • Gaming!





    Over Rs 50K to be won

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  • Counter Strike

    Download Rules

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Gaurav 09043408565
    Shrikant 09884475248
    Vasudev 09043395211
    gaming@exebit.in



    Please bring your own headphones. If you want to bring your own keyboard and mouse, you are welcome. Teams with less than 4 members will be disqualified.

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  • Mortal Kombat

    Download Rules

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Rajan 09952950217
    gaming@exebit.in

    Please bring your own headphones. If you want to bring your own keyboard and mouse, you are welcome.

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  • NFS : Most Wanted

    Download Rules

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Need For Speed Most Wanted
    Ashish 09566005127
    Sai 07418274931
    gaming@exebit.in



    Please bring your own headphones. If you want to bring your own keyboard and mouse, you are welcome.

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  • DOTA

    Download Rules

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Kaushik 09940110391
    Shubham 09789939120
    gaming@exebit.in



    Please bring your own headphones. If you want to bring your own keyboard and mouse, you are welcome. Teams with less than 4 members will be disqualified.

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  • Network On Chip

    NoC architectures are proposed in multi-core systems to replace design specific global on-chip wiring with general purpose on-chip interconnection network. NoCs employ a grid of routers organized across the chip, connected by bidirectional links. In an NoC based multi-core system, each core is connected to the network through an NoC router through which injection and ejection of packets take place. Buffering within the routers and handshaking between routers enable the smooth flow of the packets. Limitations in link and buffer capacity lead to resource contention at higher packet injection rates. High performance NoC designs demand low latency, load balancing adaptive routers. The talk will touch upon basic NoC fundamentals and characteristics, common routing algorithms and selection strategies employed in NoCs and way of future research in NoCs.

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  • Groupon Career Orientation

    This talk delivered by Groupon will focus on Software Engineering careers in Groupon, interview questions, expectations from employee, the career ladder and more.

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  • Building IBM watson

    The DeepQA project at IBM shapes a grand challenge in Computer Science that aims to illustrate how the wide and growing accessibility of natural language content and the integration and advancement of Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval, Machine Learning, Knowledge Representation and Reasoning, and massively parallel computation can drive open-domain automatic Question Answering technology to a point where it clearly and consistently rivals the best human performance. A first stop along the way was the Jeopardy! Challenge, where a computer system beat human grand champions in the game of Jeopardy!. This talk will give an overview of the DeepQA project and the Jeopardy! Challenge.
    This talk will be delivered by Karthik Visweswariah.
    About the speaker
    Karthik Visweswariah is a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM Research, India. His primary interests are in statistical modelling applied to text and speech. Prior to joining IBM Research, India in 2008 he spent 8 years at IBM's T.J. Watson Research Centre in the Human Language Technologies group working on improving speech recognition technologies in IBM's products. His current focus is on improving machine translation for translating between Indian languages and English. He has published over 60 papers in these areas in various refereed journals and conferences. He obtained his Ph.D from Princeton University in 1999 and B.Tech from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.

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  • MTTNM - NMSWorks

    NMSWorks is a software product company established in 2001. NMSWorks further refined the technical know-how and developed a suite solution through the rich experience and insights gained through implementing unified network management platforms in some of world largest service provider networks. The Company's solutions are designed to enable Telecom and Datacom operators to integrate their Element Management Systems (EMSs) and / or Network Management Systems (NMSs) and / or Network Elements into an Integrated Solution. NMSWorks products are vendor neutral, standards compliant, and unified platform for Management of Heterogeneous Networks. NMSWorks flagship product is the Service Management Platform which provides an Inventory driven Service Assurance and Fulfillment functions. NMSWorks have built an excellent track record in the Indian market with 4 out of 6 major Service Providers already using NMSWorks solutions. With increased complexity, competition and new services, Service Providers need to build a very agile service network. The need for the day is to have a Service Assurance and Fulfillment product which integrates with the Inventory Management System. This is a huge gap in the operations which exists in all the major traditional career networks. NMSWorks has developed and deployed solutions which caters to these requirements.
    About the speaker
    Backed with a strong acumen of the technical and business aspects of the telecom domain, KV Nair’s consultative approach to provide telecom solutions for some of India’s large telcos has earned him high respect in the industry. Spanning a rich experience of more than two decades, KVN brings to NMSWorks the deep industry insight and experience of successfully handling very large projects across verticals like Power, Telecommunications and Transportation. This coupled with his successful track record of growing and managing organizations immensely helps NMSWorks charter a focused growth path. KV Nair holds an engineering degree awarded by the premier Regional Engineering College –Calicut. He also holds higher degree in Finance awarded by FMS New Delhi.

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  • TrustZone ARM

    Technology advances in building secure systems, redefining the traditional Power and Performance relationship .
    In post-PC era, as services go mobile there is a need to build the deepest system wide security to transform businesses and user experiences. Also, users require platforms to accomplish high processing intensity tasks such as gaming and web browsing while providing longer battery life for low intensity tasks such as texting, email and audio. So, Security has become the third pillar of computing alongside Energy Efficiency and Connectivity. In the first half of the talk, I’ll focus on ARM Trustzone technology for building secure systems and in the second half, I’ll show how ARM big.LITTLE technology enables always-on connectivity while meeting the computing needs of end user.
    About the Speaker
    Someswara Dixit is a Technical Staff Member at ARM, India. He is currently the technical lead of ARMv8 64-bit memory system architecture team and is the primary point of contact for architectural partners. He has given technical presentations on various ARM IPs at many conferences and enjoys working closely with the commercial team in regards to sales support. His primary interests include computer architecture and the techniques to verify modern complex CPUs and their memory system features. Prior to joining ARM, India in 2006 he spent 2 years at Wipro Technologies in TI Automotive Embedded Controllers group working on the design and verification of TMS470x family of micro-controllers. He obtained his B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from JNTU, Hyderabad.

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  • LG's Talk on Smart Devices

    Open Innovation in emerging ecosystems for smart devices
    Today’s business successes do not rely solely on the innovation/R&D within a single company. It is achieved by generating ecosystem that will nurture open innovation across multiple stakeholders. This talk will demonstrate this with some examples of this trend and show how companies like LG are leveraging it to develop successful products such as Nexus 4.
    About the Speaker
    Sanjay Chitnis has seen the field of Telecommunications and Computer Science develop since 1980’s. He did his M.Tech from IIT Kanpur in 1986 and Ph.D from the Dept. of Computer Science and Automation, IISc in 1992 in Artificial Intelligence. Subsequently he worked for Motorola India in telecom domain for 17 years in various roles. While in Motorola he managed a project that developed messaging subsystem of IRIDIUM, the communication network based on low orbit satellites. He was responsible for setting up best practices for Software Engineering and Project Management in Motorola India as well as other software centers of Motorola across the world. Currently he is leading a program in LG Soft India that is key for LG’s future Smart Products. His other interests include Green IT, Cloud computing, Sustainable development and public transport. He is currently secretary of the Bangalore chapter of Alumni Association of IISc and IEEE standards working group on soft keyboard for indic languages.

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  • Groupon Tech Talk

    The title and the content of this talk has not yet been decide but it will focus on technical innovations going on in building a tech company like Groupon.

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  • BlueSpec Tech Talk

    Value Of Architectural Exploration In Building Complex Digital Systems
    Traditional front-end design methodologies based on static architectural analysis, C/C++/System C modeling based architectural exploration and simulation based validation, are running out of steam when confronted with the functional and power-performance complexities of today's digital SoCs and systems. In this talk I present an alternate, scalable and unified methodology based on hardware-executable models for system-level architectural exploration, modeling and design. Nirajnayan Sharma currently runs Bluespec's engineering and marketing operations in India, based out of Bangalore. Prior to Bluespec, Niraj worked on the architecture, design and validation of multi-core and high-performance DSP memory sub-systems at his positions in Intel and Analog Devices respectively. Niraj is a B. Tech. (Hons.) in Electronics and Electrical Communication Engineering from IIT Kharagpur.

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  • Proxy Re-encryption

    Proxy re-encryption is concerned with transforming an encrypted message under one public key to encryption of the same message under another key without knowing the message. First, why do we need such a primitive? What are the applications of such a primitive? Is it possible at all to do this by a proxy that has no knowledge of either the keys or the message? We see the answers for all these in a tutorial style. This talk is suitable for all CS students who are familiar with Discrete Maths and Data Structures. Though this topic falls under the area called cryptology, no technical background is needed to understand any part of this lecture.
    About the Speaker
    Prof. C Pandu Rangan is a renowned Indian computer scientist who is a professor at IIT Madras since last 30 years. He has done a lot of ground breaking research in the field of cryptography. His curriculum vitae is available at http://www.cse.iitm.ac.in/~rangan/bio/index.html.

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  • LightStor

    LightStor is a unified optical interconnect for storage, networking and compute clusters. It leverages silicon photonics and the Rapid IO standard. With 25Gbps per lane, per port speeds will approach 400 Gbps, port aggregation will allow terabit+ speeds. The storage component of LightStor is aimed at SSD arrays and at the lower levels is analogous to the NVMExpress standard. But it also aims at providing a complete storage stack including features like object storage and HSM. The standard will be completely open.
    About the speaker
    G S Madhusudan is a Principal Scientist at R.I.S.E Group, CSE Dept at Indian Institute of Technology Madras. He is also a Technical Advisor at Society For Electronic Transactions and Security(SETS). He is a Director at his own founded company Terravault Networks Pvt Ltd.

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  • Going Beyond Gigabit WiFi

    From inception to current gigabit standards, WiFi data rates has seen over a 1000-fold increase. This was primarily achieved through advances in physical layer (PHY) wireless communication techniques that provided increased spectral efficiency. The medium access layer (MAC) was mostly designed independent of the PHY, resulting in a widening gap between the advertised PHY layer data rates and the typical throughputs seen by a WiFi device. In this talk, I will argue that integrated PHY/MAC design is the pivotal next step in the evolution of WiFi radios and is especially crucial for the operation of next generation WiFi radios over fragmented spectrum such as white spaces.

    About the speaker
    Ram Ramjee received his B.Tech in Computer Science from IIT Madras, and his M.S./Ph.D. in Computer Science from University of Massachusetts, Amherst. He is currently a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, India. Previously, he spent ten years at Bell Labs as a technical manager and a distinguished member of technical staff. His research interests include network protocols and architecture, wireless networking and mobile computing. He has published over 50 papers and is a co-inventor on over 30 patents in these areas. He is the recipient of several best paper awards and the 2010 Thomas Alva Edison patent award. He has taught two graduate-level courses in wireless networks as an adjunct faculty at Columbia University. He is an ACM Distinguished Scientist and a Fellow of the IEEE.

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  • Payments Innovation

    Payments Innovation
    - Importance of Vision
    - Why is Payments hot?
    - How is PayPal making a difference?
    About the speaker
    Gnanasekaran, OC from eBay Inc.
    MS from IITM 1992, been part of Information technology industry all these years. Been associated with services and product space, last and notable being PayPal. Currently a Director, Engineering with PayPal.

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  • Analytics & Computing

    The world is on the threshold of a new era of innovation and change with the rise of the Industrial Internet. It is taking place through the convergence of the global industrial system with the power of advanced computing, analytics, low-cost sensing and new levels of connectivity permitted by the Internet. The deeper meshing of the digital world with the world of machines holds the potential to bring about profound transformation to global industry, and in turn to many aspects of daily life, including the way many of us do our jobs. These innovations promise to bring greater speed and efficiency to industries as diverse as aviation, rail transportation, power generation, oil and gas development, and health care delivery. It holds the promise of stronger economic growth, better and more jobs and rising living standards, whether in the US or in China, in a megacity in Africa or in a rural area in Kazakhstan. With better health outcomes at lower cost, substantial savings in fuel and energy, and better performing and longer-lived physical assets, the Industrial Internet will deliver new efficiency gains, accelerating productivity growth the way that the Industrial Revolution and the Internet Revolution did. And increased productivity means faster improvement in income and living standards. In the US, if the Industrial Internet could boost annual productivity growth by 1-1.5 percentage points, bringing it back to its Internet Revolution peaks, then over the next twenty years through the power of compounding it could raise average incomes by an impressive 25-40 percent of today’s level over and above the current trend. And as innovation spreads globally, if the rest of the world could secure half of the US productivity gains, the Industrial Internet could add a sizable $10-15 trillion to global GDP – the size of today’s U.S. economy – over the same horizon. In today’s challenging economic environment, securing even part of these productivity gains could bring great benefits at both the individual and economy-wide level.
    About the Speaker
    Debasis Bal, manager for Data Mining Lab at GE Research, Bangalore. He has masters in Comp. Sc and Management and an FRM from GARP. He has been with GE for last 12 years in various roles of a researcher and has wide ranging experience in managing research programs for various GE businesses. Prior to joining GE, he was with Steel Authority in various engineering & management roles.

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  • Competitions!

    Exebit brings you competitions that challenge your skills and creativity. Hunt for treasures, make apps, write confusing codes, the realms are endless. Win, enjoy the satisfaction of triumph and carry home some cool prizes.

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  • Data Mining Competition

    View updated problem statement

    Download nytimes-labeled.csv

    Download Edgekick Dataset nytimes.zip
    Changes in rules
    1. Deadline has been extended to 3PM IST on 3rd March.
    2. For problem 2, a change has been made which you can view highlighted in yellow color in the updated problem statement document.
    3. You need an account on this website to upload your submission.
    Upload your submission
    Contact details of co-ords
    Nikhil: 08015225073
    Surya Teja: 09789093169
    datamining@exebit.in

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  • Online Programming Contest

    OPC for Exebit 2013 is over! Click here to see the penalties and rank list. The test data for fourth problem was incorrectly uploaded on codechef. We apologize for it. The submissions have been judged manually and the earliest accepted submission's time was considered for penalty calculation.
    As was declared earlier, the prizes will be given to participants from India. The prizes are:

    1st prize: genius7 - Suprabh Shukla - IIIT Hyderabad - Rs.10,000/-
    2nd prize: guru991 - Guru Prakash - IIT Madras - Rs.7,000/-
    3rd prize: shashwat001 - Shashwat Kumar - IIT Kharagpur - Rs.4,000/-

    Cogratulations to all the winners! Please email opc@exebit.in with a scanned/photographed copy of your college ID card and the address where you want the prize to be delivered.

    Click here for Contest Page

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Prabhakar: 8015678013
    Kiriti: 09940686568
    opc@exebit.in

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  • Reverse Coding

    Did you ever look into a Kaleidoscope, when you were a kid? If yes, you must have thought once "How does this work??", but you might not have bothered to design it. Idea is the same here. You will be given some Kaleidoscope, you can rotate it and see the different patterns but challenge is to identify the pattern and design back the Kaleidoscope. In terms of programming, you'll be given an executable and you have to develop the source code that mimics the functionality of the executable. All you have to do is REVERSE CODING.
    Please note that Reverse coding winners will have the opportunity to interact with folks at Groupon to explore career options with them.
    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Akhil: 09962321781
    Abdulla Anam: 09176267416
    reversecoding@exebit.in

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  • App Expo

    Made an app? Brag about it in app Expo and get an opportunity to show your skills in front of experts. It can be a very simple app developed in an innovative way or it can be something new which no one has thought of yet.
    Submission Details
    Each team shall submit a document (preferably pdf) and a video. The document should be of not more than 200 words describing the app, its salient features, novel ideas involved and any other details deemed fit. Make sure to specify the technologies/frameworks involved in building the app. Also mention if you need working internet connection for the demo.
    The video to be submitted should not be of more than a minute and should show the app working. Teams need not show the entire working of the app, certain functionalities would suffice. Each team shall choose a group name and name the submitted files by it, zip it and send it to appexpo@exebit.in by 27th Feb 11:59PM.
    Click here for rules of the event.
    Contact details of co-ordinator:
    Paresh: 09043408495, appexpo@exebit.in

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  • App Expo

    Rules of the competition:
    1. Submission deadline is 27th February 2013 11:59PM IST.
    2. A team should consist of maximum of 4 members.
    3. The submission should be original. Plagiarism in any form will lead to disqualification of team.
    4. Teams are allowed to use any open source library for development, but proper references/credit should be given at the time of submission.
    5. Teams will be shortlisted on the basis of submitted abstract.
    6.Each team will get 15 mins to present their work followed by a possible Q/A session of few minutes.
    7. During the presentation, the team is required to show a working demo of their app.
    Note: The teams sending submissions will need to come to the event in person to present their app if they are shortlisted. Teams also need to carry their own laptop to give a demo of their application during presentation.

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  • Code Obfuscation

    Thank you for participating in Code Obfuscation. The winners are:

    1st place: P. Saikrishna and Sabarinath N.P
    2nd place: A.Surya Teja and Ch.V.S Manoj Kumar


    Download score card(XLS)

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Shrikant: 09884475248
    Preetham: 09940612194
    codeobfuscation@exebit.in

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  • HOSPITALITY

    Our hospitality team is hard at work to make your arrival, stay and experience easy and memorable.

    Notice
    There will be a one-time registration fees of Rs. 50 that should be paid at the hospitality desk on arrival. Students who have applied for accomodation or Robotics Workshop will be exempted from the registration fees. Students have to present their college ID cards for registration.

    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Rahul: 9092892873
    Gunaalan S K: 9487700480

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  • Reach IITM

    Arrive Chennai by Train/Bus/Air. Bus, Local train, taxi and rickshaw services are available from Chennai Central Railway station, Airport as well as Koyambedu Bus Terminus. It is advisable to fix the rates apriori with the taxi/Rickshaw service.

    From Chennai Central Station

    Bus nos. 18B or 19S to IIT(Gandhi Mandapam bus stop). Or walk to Park Town local train station and get train to Kasturibai Nagar for Rs.6. IIT is at walking distance from there.

    From Koyambedu(CMBT)

    Catch 23M or 5E from Chennai Mofussil Bus Terminus, which will directly take you to institute.

    Airport

    Catch 21G or PP21 bus nos.

    Egmore

    Catch 23C from Egmore station to IIT.

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    Co-Sponsors

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  • After Reaching IITM

    After reaching IIT gate, catch the IIT Bus which gives you a free ride to hostels. Students with a confirmed accommodation can report to the hostel alotted. For Exebit events, please approach Hospitality desk at Computer Sciences Block front gate. The contacts of hospitality guys will be posted here soon. Our campus is one of the greenest campuses in India. You can enjoy the proximity of freely roaming deers and black bucks. We also have 4 good quality eateries inside the campus-Gurunath(for snacks), Zaitoon(for non-veg), Tiffanys(for pure veg) and Campus Cafe.

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  • Apply for accommodation

    To apply for accommodation, click the button below(if you are logged in). Accommodation charges are Rs.150 per day per person. Accommodation will be provided on first come first serve basis. Limited Accomodation available. So make sure, you register early if you require accommodation.
    Contact details of co-ordinators
    Rahul: 9092892873 Gunaalan S K: 9487700480

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  • Alternate Accommodation

    In case your accommodation does not get confirmed, then stay can be arranged at various hotels/lodges near IIT. Click here to see the details of some of the hotels around IIT where you may stay.

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  • Contact Us

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    Contacts

    Indian Institute of Technology Madras,
    Sardar Patel Road, Guindy,
    Chennai - 600036

    Telephone:094-454-20841
    E-mail: contact@exebit.in

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