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PBI is an excellent opportunity to show your analytical/innovative/researching skills. You have been given full freedom to explore some area/problems where you can also contribute and convince others about your potential. So just do not consider it as an assignment or an academic project but use this opportunity to showcase your talent and potential.
Some Advices
1. Carrying out scientific investigations
2. Writing a good research article/paper/report
Important guidelines for the students
(for PBI students doing internship under me at IIITDM Jabalpur)
Kindly note the following clarifications/guidelines while you peruse your PBI work
Student Projects (PBI)
- You must regularly measure and communicate about the progress of your work. This requires regular (weekly) meetings and documentation. You can (and must) communicate with me over mails if I am not in the campus. If you are not following this, I will assume you are NOT interested.
- Please maintain a diary and bring it to our meetings. Please note all important discussion/instructions/to-do work in the chronological order. I will also review this diary time to time. The same should be maintained on your project page.
- You have to convince me that you are doing good work and you deserve a good grade. Else I will consider that you are not interested.
- Please document your effort as much as you can. this will help to prepare the various reports that are to be submitted, as well the final report and possibly articles that can be published.
- Maintain your PBI page with information like Problem Description, Related work, Approaches, Implementations, Studies and their results, References, etc. Also include the details of our meetings, discussions and their outcomes, instructions given, etc. in the chronological order. Keep your PBI page updated as I may visit the page anytime to access your work and progress.
PBI-2014
INTERNAL PBI STUDENTS
1. Shivam Sharma webpage
2. Ankit Choudhary webpage
3. Shubham Jaju webpage
4. Abhishek Gupta webpage
5. Avinash Panda
6. B Kiran Kumar
7. Bhavesh Goyal webpage
8. Ram Krishna Yadav
PBI-2013
INTERNAL PBI STUDENTS
1. Rijwan Mansoori webpage
2. Anil Kumar webpage
3. Mahesh Nagar
4. Suryakant Verma
5. Surbhi Dwivedi webpage
6. Anushruti Sharma webpage
7. Nitesh Tripathi
8. Chanti Naik Banavath - webpage
9. Minakshi Kumari
10. Vinita Sharma webpage
11. Gaurav Sharma
12. Ashis Rai webpage
13. Mayank Prajapati webpage
14. Rishabh Gupta webpage
PBI-2012
INTERNAL PBI STUDENTS
1. Ravi Kumar
2. G Satyanarayana
3. Hemant Kakodia
4. Abhishek Gaur
PBI-2011
INTERNAL PBI STUDENTS
Tips for your project page
1. You can organized your stuff using following links in the sidebar - 1. Overview of the problem domain 2. Problem Description 3. Related work 4. Our Approach 5. Evaluations and Results 6. Discussions 7. Conclusions.
2. Keep one more link for Group Meetings and include all the details of our meetings (date wise) in the chronological order. This should include some details of our discussions, my suggestions/instructions, and to-do list from each meeting.
2. The first three links should have references towards the end of the pages which should be properly/suitably referred in the text of that page. This is IMPORTANT.
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