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1. College Management Sysytem 2. Online Election Voting System 3. Stock and Inventory Management Sytem 4. E-banking 5. News Portal 6. Cryptography for Defence 7. Cryptography for Banking 8. Hotel Management System 9. Resort Management Sytem 10. Social Networking Site EMBEDDED SYSTEM 1. Secure licence card 2. Fault detection and monitoring in transformer and distribution line using GSM 3. Web based smart energy tracking 4. Wireless electricity billing using GSM 5. Three phase line to line fault detector 6. Train anti-collision system 7. Wireless measured and control system for environmental parameters 8. Smart energy meter 9. Sniffer Robot 10. Automatic vehicle speed control system 11. Automatic value tracking of electronic circuits 12. Railway track crack detection

13. Intelligent car control system 14. Safety of vehicles at shared turns 15. Location indication for vehicles in metros 16. E- Vehicle 17. Mobile controlled robot 18. Web based automatic tariff calculation using energy meter & its transmission 19. Line following robot 20. Bullet wound detection circuits 21. Automatic exhaust fan coupled to gas leakage 22. Bank security system 23. Factory monitoring system 24. Home automation system using UART 25. Light intensity control in day time JAVA 1. Layered approach using conditional random fields 2. Modelling and detection of C- worm 3. Nymble. Anonymous black listing of misbehaving users 4. Insta Cloud 5. Dynamic malware spread in decentralized peer to peer network 6. Monitoring system for wireless sensor networks with the privacy maintenance 7. Preserving source location privacy in monitoring based WSN

8. Network system for awareness caution and action system 9. Online traffic analysis. Android Location Tracker This application helps to locate the places with route maps using GPS. It includes features like SMS alerts, Route Map with Shortest distance b/w places, estimated time, Search places, save location details etc Panic Reliever This application is useful in some panic situations. User can inform his friends about is current location through SMS based on time interval by activating a button. Another features like Hotspot, Route Map, Compass etc. Kids Tracking This application is used for tracking childrens mobile usage. Parent will get incoming and outgoing calls details, incoming and outgoing message details, and location details through SMS. Parent can able to block application in the phone.

Bluetooth Chat This application helps to chat between to android phones through Bluetooth devices. It include searching device option, pairing option etc. Character Recognition This application translates a captured image into text format. Translate to English, Hindi, Arabic. Also can send this text through email or SMS. Image gallery is provided for storing the captured images. Location Based Reminder This application reminds the thing you want to do if you reach a particular location that is set earlier. Features like Add location, Add remainder, View Location, View Reminders etc. Course Management This application is for managing students and staffs. Features like uploading notes, news, job offers, books details etc. Call Stopper

This application used for blocking both incoming and outgoing calls fully or some specific number. Can able to block Private numbers also. Networking (NS2) Projects 1.Traffic pattern based performance comparison of two reactive routing protocols for Ad hoc networks using NS2 Ad hoc networks are characterized by wireless connectivity, continuous changing topology, distributed operations and ease of deployment. Routing in Ad hoc networks is a challenge due to mobility and thus is a current area of research. We compare two reactive routing protocols by considering multiple performance metrics to bring out their relative merits. Both DSR and AODV share similar on demand behavior, but the protocols internal mechanism leads to significant performance differences. We have analyzed the performance of protocols by varying network load, mobility and type of traffic (CBR, TCP). A detailed simulation has been done using NS2. We consider packet delivery fraction, normalized routing load, average delay, routing overhead, and packet loss as metrics for performance analysis of these protocols.

2.Performance analysis and optimization of multipath TCP TCP is a popular transport layer protocol. The performance of TCP is known to be unsatisfactory in wireless network, due to high bit error rates or drop outs. Employing error correction at the transport layer can alleviate the problem to some extent. We make three contributions in this paper. First, we optimize the efficiency of repetitive codes. In particular, we propose a good estimate on throughput and obtain a simple formula to estimate the optimal number of paths that maximizes efficiency. Second, we analyzethe optimization of efficiency when using Reed-Solomon Erasure Code with TCP. We show that the improvement is dramatic for stable channels but not as significant for noisy channels. Third, we find that the bottleneck on the efficiency for multipath TCPtransmission with coding is the protocol TCP. Therefore, to drastically increase efficiency in wireless network, we should use another protocol instead of TCP. 3.Performance Evaluation of IEEE 802.15.4 Ad Hoc Wireless Sensor Networks: Simulation Approach

This paper presents a preliminary performance investigation of the recently released IEEE 802.15.4 standard focusing on multiple sources and multi-hop peerto-peer wireless sensor networks. This standard was developed to work in all-wireless environment supporting either peer-to-peer or star network topology. Since the release of IEEE 802.15.4, several efforts were made to study its performance where simple star network topology was the main focus. This literature attempts to extend existing efforts but focuses on evaluating the performance of peer-to-peer networks on a small scale basis using ns2 simulator. We analyze the performance based on commonly known metrics such as throughput, packet delivery ratio, and average delay. In addition, we propose ad hoc wireless sensor networks (AD-WSNs) paradigm as part of the extension to the IEEE 802.15.4 standard. From the experiments conducted we identified 'hidden node' problem in high-rate traffic as a soruce for performance degradation and proposed slot-based channel access as the potential solution. 4.SCTP simulation on NS The stream control transmission protocol (SCTP) is a new protocol applied on the transport layer, which is proposed

by the IETF in RFC2960. SCTP has some new features compared with the traditional TCP transport layer protocol. As a promising newprotocol, it may be used on traditional IP networks, mobile IP networks, and carry on some traditional application, such as FTP,HTTP, and some undiscovered ones. In order to evaluate its performance, our group has been working on the simulation of SCTPon a simulating software, network simulator (NS) 5.Differentiated services with multiple random early detection algorithm using ns2 simulator This paper presents an overview of random early detection algorithm and differentiated services on ns2. In the present scenario of computer networks the traffic is increasing exponentially due to which packet losses are also increasing at a great rate. An active queue management in routers and gateways can potentially reduce packet loss rates in the Internet. In this paper we have proposed use of an active queue management algorithm, a modified form of RED algorithm, called MRED (Multi RED) which is an effective way to reduce packet loss rates in the internet. MRED computes the packet drop probability based on our heuristic method

rather than the simple method used in RED and enables bandwidth allocation over a single link to different types of traffics. Using simulation, MRED can be shown to perform better than existing queue management schemes. This paper also introduces implementation of DiffServ (differentiated service) and MRED on ns2 simulator thus depicting advantages of QoS (quality of service) to improve network congestion 6.Comparative Performance Analysis of DSDV, AODV and DSR Routing Protocols in MANET Using NS2 Mobile Ad-Hoc networks are highly dynamic networks characterized by the absence of physical infrastructure. Nodes of these networks functions as a routers which discovers and maintains the routes to other nodes in the network. In such networks, nodes are able to move and synchronize with their neighbors. Due to mobility, connections in the network can change dynamically and nodes can be added and removed at any time. In this paper, we are going to compare Mobile Ad-Hoc network routing protocols DSDV, AODV and DSR using network simulator NS2.34. We have compared the performance of three protocols together and individually too. The performance matrix includes PDR (Packet Delivery

Ratio), Throughput, End to End Delay, Routing overhead. We are comparing the performance of routing protocols when packet size changes, when time interval between packet sending changes, when mobility of nodes changes. 7.Performance of ad hoc network routing protocols in IEEE 802.11 Wireless technology based on the IEEE 802.11 standard is used to support multiple types of communication services (data, voice, and image) with different QoS requirements. Node mobility creates a continuously changing communication topology in which paths break and new one form dynamically. The routing table of each router in an adhoc network must be kept up-to-date. MANET uses Distance Vector or Link State algorithms which insure that the route to every host is always known. However, this approach must take into account the adhoc networks specific characteristics: dynamic topologies, limited bandwidth, energy constraints, and limited physical security. Two main routing protocols categories are studied in this paper: proactive protocols(e.g. Optimized Link State Routing-OLSR) and reactive protocols (e.g. Ad hoc On Demand Distance Vector AODV, Dynamic Source Routing - DSR). The present

paper focuses on study and performance evaluation of these categories using NS2simulations. We have considered qualitative and quantitative criteria. The first one concerns distributed operation, loop-freedom, security, sleep period operation. The second are used to assess performance of different routing protocols presented in this paper. We can list end-to-end data delay, packet delivery ratio, routing load. Comparative study will be presented with number ofnetworking context consideration and the results show the appropriate routing protocol for two kinds of communication services (data and voice). 8.Differentiated services with multiple random early detection algorithm using ns2 simulator This paper presents an overview of random early detection algorithm and differentiated services on ns2. In the present scenario of computer networks the traffic is increasing exponentially due to which packet losses are also increasing at a great rate. An active queue management in routers and gateways can potentially reduce packet loss rates in the Internet. In this paper we have proposed use of an active queue management algorithm, a modified form of RED algorithm, called

MRED (Multi RED) which is an effective way to reduce packet loss rates in the internet. MRED computes the packet drop probability based on our heuristic method rather than the simple method used in RED and enables bandwidth allocation over a single link to different types of traffics. Using simulation, MRED can be shown to perform better than existing queue management schemes. This paper also introduces implementation of DiffServ (differentiated service) and MRED on ns2 simulator thus depicting advantages of QoS (quality of service) to improve network congestion. 2012 IEEE NS2 Project 1.Performance Evaluation of Hybrid Routing Protocols in Mobile Ad Hoc Networks January 2012 Mobile ad hoc network is a collection of wireless mobile nodes that creates a dynamically wireless network among them without using any fixed infrastructure. Nodes are mobile and free to move, independent of each other which makes routing much difficult. The routing protocols in MANET should be more dynamic so that they quickly respond to topological changes. In this paper simulation based experiments are performed to analyze the

performance of Hybrid Routing Protocols ZRP, CBRP on the basis of Packet Delivery Ratio, End to End delay and Average Throughput. These results are compared with AODV, DSR and FSR routing protocols by varying number of nodes. The comparison shows that Hybrid routing Protocol for adhoc networks performs better as compared to AODV and DSR routing protocols 2.A Review of Multihoming Issues Using the Stream Control Transmission Protocol April 2012 Known as multihoming, devices with more than one network interface can enhance their performance capabilities by harnessing unused resources from alternative access networks. Whether it's improved reliability or sheer throughput potential, network devices will benefit from a multihomed framework. Unfortunately, our current means of guaranteeing reliability while maintaining quality control, specifically, the transmission control protocol (TCP), does not support multihoming. Despite the latter, a relatively young transport layer standard called the stream control transmission protocol (SCTP), incorporates multihoming into its design. In this paper, we investigate state-of-theart multihoming techniques using SCTP. A

comprehensive survey of developments has brought forth three main research areas, namely: handover management, concurrent multipath transfer (CMT), and cross-layer activities. While the presented algorithms may offer sufficient results, many open problems still remain 3.Performance and evaluation of IEEE 802.15.4 under different topologies with Ad-hoc on demand distance vector protocol March 2012 IEEE 802.15.4 is an emerging standard specifically designed for Low-Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks (LR-WPAN) with a focus on enabling the Wireless Sensor Networks. It attempts to provide a low data rate, low power, and low cost wirelessnetworking on the device-level communication. This paper provides a brief description of Zigbee standards including different topologies it supports. It focuses on developing different topology models for the Zigbee standard using AODV protocol and theperformance evaluation of these models using different traffic. Several simulations have been carried out at frequency of 2.4GHz with data rate of 250kbps. The performance differentials are analyzed using various metrics like packet delivery ratio, end to end delay, jitter and load factor are simulated using NS2.

The paper describes all the parameters used for the simulations in detail and then compares each traffic model with topology. Based on the study we have drawn inferences and concluded star topology gives 100% packet delivery ratio in CBR and Poisson traffic, whereas tree topology also gives 95% of packet delivery with same traffic, but mesh topology has high load factor. In Poisson traffic mesh topology gives 98% of packet delivery. 4.Performance study on SNMP and SIP over SCTP in wireless sensor networks Feb 2012 Wireless sensor networks (WSNs) have received lots of attention in recent years. WSNs have been applied to multiple fields such as video surveillance, home automation, and health care. How to efficiently manage WSN devices thus becomes an important issue. Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) is an IP-based network management protocol which can collect and modify management information from network devices. Another protocol, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), is also applied to network management, in addition to its traditional application in IP telephony. SNMP and SIP are both application layer protocols transported over UDP or

TCP protocols. Recently, a newly proposed transport layer protocol, Stream Control Transmission Protocol (SCTP), shows its advantages over TCP by providing many new features and better performance. Especially, in a wireless communication environment where data are easy to get lost, SCTP demonstrates excellent performance over TCP. This paper proposes to adopt SNMP and SIP over SCTP as network management protocols and evaluates their behaviors in WSNs. 5. Performance analysis of various routing protocols (proactive and reactive) for random mobility models of Adhoc networks March 2012 With emerging trend in technology wireless networks allow user to travel from one location to another. Mobile Adhoc network (MANET) is one of the subareas of wireless network that dynamically form infrastructure less temporary network. MANET is a collection of intercommunicating mobile nodes forming a temporary network without any centralized administration. Due to the dynamic property of mobile nodes in MANET, they require good routing protocol. This paper analyzes the effect of random based mobility models on the performance of Proactive Routing Protocol (DSDV-

Destination Sequence Distance Vector) and ReactiveRouting Protocol (AODV- on Demand Distance Vector, DSR- Dynamic Source Routing). Performance analysis is done with respect to end-to-end delay, throughput and Packet delivery ratio for varying node densitie 6.Simulation and Analysis of Routing Protocol under CBR and TCP Traffic Source March 2012 In this paper, we investigated the performance of some routing protocols for Ad-Hoc Networks under CBR and TCP traffic source. The behaviors of TCP still have not well understood in the multi-hop wireless networks. Through this paper we are able to find that how TCP will react under different network conditions. In this traffic and mobility scenarios play an important role in evaluating theperformance of these networks, despite comment and belief from various researches on TCP's weaknesses on MANET. As Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET) support multi-hops wireless communication without using any existing infrastructure or centralized administration. And support continuous changing network topology, provides distributed operations, easily deploymentand thus, routing becomes a challenging task.

A different flavor of reactive and proactive routing protocols are analyze with varying network conditions and speed to find an optimized route from a source to some possible destination. This paper presents how routing protocol will behave in less and more stressful condition, performance of mobile ad hoc network routing protocol such as AODV, DSDV, DSR, to simulate the above said protocol on the base of normalize routing load, throughput, Average End-to-End to delay, packet loss and packet delivery fraction. For our simulation we used a discrete event simulator known as Network Simulator version 2.34