The Jaypee Institute of Information Technology is pleased to invite participants to a one-week Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Recent Advances in Computational Mathematics, Machine Learning and Emerging Applications”, to be conducted in online mode from July 13–18, 2026.
The FDP aims to highlight recent developments in computational mathematics and the application of machine learning-based intelligent computational techniques for solving complex real-world problems.
The last date for registration is June 30, 2026.
Registration Link: Click here to apply
The Jaypee Institute of Information Technology is pleased to invite participants to a one-week Faculty Development Program (FDP) on “Recent Advances in Computational Mathematics, Machine Learning and Emerging Applications”, to be conducted in online mode from July 13–18, 2026.
The FDP aims to highlight recent developments in computational mathematics and the application of machine learning-based intelligent computational techniques for solving complex real-world problems.
The last date for registration is June 30, 2026.
Registration Link: Click here to apply
The Department of Mathematics, Jaypee Institute of Information Technology, Noida, successfully organized the 9th International Conference on “Recent Advances in Mathematical Sciences and its Applications (RAMSA-2026)” from February 19–21, 2026.
The conference featured:
🔹 17 Technical Sessions
🔹 5 Oral Presentation Tracks
🔹 12 Keynote & Invited Talks by eminent experts from India and abroad
🔹 ~90 Research Paper Presentations
RAMSA-2026 served as a vibrant platform for researchers, academicians, and industry experts to exchange ideas and explore emerging trends in Mathematical Sciences.
🔗 For more details: https://www.jiit.ac.in/jiit/ramsa/
The Department organized an invited talk titled
“Game Theory: The Science of Strategic Thinking” on January 28, 2026.
The session was delivered by Mr. Lagan Gupta, Game Mathematician at Ingenuity Gaming, Noida. He shared valuable insights into the mathematical foundations of modern gaming systems, including Pseudo-Random Number Generation (PRNG) and Return-to-Player (RTP) concepts.
The talk successfully bridged theoretical mathematics with practical implementation through simulation-based modeling and real-world gaming applications, offering students a deeper understanding of strategy, probability, and decision-making in the gaming industry.