Software is everywhere in our society and new IT technologies such as Machine Learning are game changer and their importance will be increasing. So needless to demonstrate the huge importance of this domain in today's and future world. This department trains IT professionals to develop applications using programming languages.

Ms. J. Kayalvizhi, M.Tech.,

Designation: Assistant professor

Specialization: Information Security 

"From experience, I have realized that it is important to help students to develop their logical thinking first. On the base of this logical mindset, learning and developing skills in engineering and programming become smoother and easier. I always feel very happy to share my passion and see my students grow and achieve their challenges."

Ms. J. Kayalvizhi – MTech is an Assistant Professor of Software Development and Machine Learning. She has a master’s degree in computer science from PU and has been with AIAT since 2022. Her specialization is Information Security.

Mr P. Duraisamy, MCA.,

Designation: Adjunct Faculty - Assistant Professor for Software Development and Machine Learning

Specialization: Software Architecture

"With 12 years of experience in software development, I am deeply convinced that the most effective way to progress is through continuous learning and active engagement with others. I actively seek out new challenges outside of my comfort zone because it drives my personal growth and learning. My goal is to impart my industrial knowledge to students and make software development as easy and accessible as playing games."

Mr. P. Duraisamy – MCA: Assistant Professor for Software Development and Machine Learning. He has a master’s degree in computer science and many years of work experience in Software Development and Machine Learning. His specialization is Software Architecture.

Mr. D. Ravishankar, MCA., M.Phil.,

Designation: Senior Instructor

Specialization: Network Engineering

"My specialization and my experience in the industry as a network engineer gave me a deep understanding of IT at the system level. Giving the students a global vision of computer systems and the context in which their project fits, gives them a better understanding of what they are asked to achieve. This approach has proven to be more efficient for faster learning."

Mr. D. Ravishankar – MCA, M.Phil. is a computer science senior instructor in charge of computer labs at AIAT. He has an M.Phil. degree in Computer Science. His specialization is Network Engineering.

Ms. Preethi, MCA.,

Designation: Assistant Professor 

"My name is Preethi. I deeply care about courage and kindness for myself and others. Following the completion of my bachelor’s degree in information technology, I pursued a master’s degree in  computer applications. While I was studying for my bachelors degree, I got a chance to do an internship in STEM land. It was a great experience that gave me practical knowledge and opened up new learning opportunities. The internship had a unique learning environment where I was encouraged to think creatively and find innovative solutions to difficult problems. After finishing my postgraduate degree, I realized I didn't feel like I had gained much knowledge. So, I decided to join STEM land, a place known for learning and gaining new skills. In 2023, I enrolled in the Shifu program and subsequently became a member of the Mathegramming Academy. This opportunity taught me proficiency in various disciplines, including Scratch, GeoGebra, python, polypad and Pygame. This experience has not only allowed me to learn extensively but has also enabled me to enhance my skill set. I want to share with students what I have learned, and I want them to experiment and discover new ideas on their own. This kind of learning helps children become more creative, confident, and capable of solving problems. I want to create an environment where students feel safe to ask questions, try new things, and make mistakes."

Ms. Preety is an Assistant Professor of Software Development and Machine Learning. She has a Master’s degree in Computer Science.