Projects


Ongoing Projects: Those projects on which we are currently working.
Completed Projects: Projects which we have completed so far.
Projects Vacancies: If you are an IITK student and interested in taking up any project under BCS @IITK do check this option for available openings for projects.
BYOP: "Bring Your Own Projects". If you are interested in proposing your own project to carry it under BCS @IITK

Resume Parser

January 1, 2024

Resume-Parser employs a Transformer-based Natural Language Processing (NLP) model to streamline the evaluation process, allowing for a quick and insightful glance at resumes. The parser selectively extracts relevant information, eliminating unnecessary content and simplifying the effort required for candidate shortlisting.

Sentiment Analysis

December 1, 2023

This project focuses on sentiment analysis, employing a pre-trained natural language processing (NLP) model to analyze the sentiment. The features of the model include positive/negative analysis, emotion analysis, category of text ( sociology, computer science etc.) and AI generated text classification. The project has a Gradio application which integrates the pre-trained NLP model to process the input data and presents the sentiment analysis results.

Note Taking

December 1, 2023

Training a transcription model to understand, transcribe and translate hinglish to English, which can have wide applications in note-taking in meetings, classes, etc.

EEG-Based Emotion Recognition and Mapping

December 1, 2023

An experiment to develop an EEG-based emotion recognition system using a bandit-based decision-making framework. The aim is to detect emotions like disgust, happiness, frustration, and neutral states from EEG data of participants exposed to various stimuli.

Automatic Stock Trading using RL

December 1, 2023

Utilized Reinforcement Learning algorithms to automate stock trading decisions, optimizing portfolio performance.

ASL Interpreter

December 1, 2023

A project aimed at interpreting American Sign Language to facilitate communication for the differently abled.

Passphrase Hacking

October 1, 2023

We study ML algorithms that can capture a passphrase being typed on laptop based on keypresses heard over a Zoom call. Mentees dived into audio processing and acoustic side-channel attacks and are currently implementing a procedure described in a research paper