Thursday, April 7, 2011

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HCL 6 Months , 6 Weeks Industrial Project Training -New Delhi

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 12:47 PM PDT

Now HCL the real Software giant offers Limited seats for project training in New Delhi.

The live project training module of our course can make a huge difference to your profile and career prospects. So don't settle for the second-best. Choose WINNERS ie HCL

The Last Semester Project Training for Btech, MCA & others can be done at HCL.

Training at HCL brings you directly intouch with industry experts & sets the right base for leading vendor certification. Our alliance with leading IT corporations such as MICROSOFT, RED HAT, JAVA & ORACLE provides us with valuable input for IT education

Eligibility - MCA / B. Tech./B.C.A /B.E /MSC (IT & CS).

Period of Training :- 6 weeks, 45 Days, 60 Days, 90 Days and 120 Days, 6 months.

Project Training will include: Learning, Training, Case study, Presentations, Problem solving and Live Project Scenario.

Area of Project Training could beThe Industrial training is offered live in
1. Networks & Networking
2. Dot Net & Microsoft Technologies (ASP, ASPX, VB etc)
3. Java
4. Oracle
5. Linux & Red Hat
6. MCSE
7. CCNA
8. MCITP


On successful completion of Project Training, HCL will issue Certificate of Completion and placement assistance will be provided.

The candidates who are eligible and selected for Project Training would be undergoing this training in HCL Career Development Centre, South Extension, NEW DELHI

LIMITED SEATS

For 6 months and 6 Weeks Project training for Btech, MCA, BCA, BSc IT, MSc IT,
Polytechnic, etc

Contact

HCL, E-78, South Extension-1 Near Bengali Sweets, NEW DELHI
Call 011-43164444, 0-9818112118
or Email at southextension@hclcdc.in

vlan design, can I have some opinions or advice please? Thanks!

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 12:39 PM PDT

Hey there guys, i needed to design a vlan for part of my university coursework. I was hoping that some of you pros here can have a look at it and give me your opinion, it was very difficult to research and design.
I was wondering if the native vlan which is the main network with around 1000 hosts on the is the management vlan also? A thing I was not sure about either was security, there is just too much to think about, so if anyone can give me advice on anything that would be great!

Here is the diagram I made:
http://0902221.studentweb.abertay.ac...AN%20PLAN4.png

Thank you!

CrazyEngineers Anti-Frustration Campaign

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 11:00 AM PDT

I got the news from a friend about his friend committing suicide out of frustration or guilt of not passing the 1st year examination. :o And I was shocked!

We have had thousands of cases of students committing suicide in India and the whole world for not getting good marks OR for not passing so and so exam.
All I feel about these students is pity and no sympathy.

Enough talk. Let's do something.
At CrazyEngineers, let's unite to spread the word of awareness that marks are not so important and Engineering Exams are NOT so frustrating.
If we are able to reach every household and let the parents and students know, that school and college education has to be more about learning and less about earning good marks, we will save a lot of precious lives.

As a friend suggested, I am calling this "CE Anti-Frustration Campaign"

Please contribute your ideas to spread this message.

European Robotics Contest in Lithuania on 23 April

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 09:43 AM PDT

European Robotics (Robot) League (ERL)
On 23 April 2011 the first European Robotics Contest will take place in Michelsen Arena of LCC International University in Klaipėda, Lithuania. Its objective is to select the best European teams of robots and individual constructors in 5 categories.

In 2008 robot instructors from Klaipėda, Riga and Tallinn united by the common hobby to construct sumo robots decided to establish a regional platform – "Baltic Robot Sumo" where Lithuanian, Latvian and Estonian robot instructors would compete during annual contests and constantly improve their robots. During four years the number of participants increased ten times, Baltic Robot Sumo teams became famous and robots of Klaipėda were acknowledged as some of the best in Europe.

Friendliness, openness and creativeness are the main values why robot fans are happy to come to Baltic States. A large number of participants and visitors, genial engineering solutions, original robot contests allowed gathering a group of 80 active robot engineers that is constantly expanding and improving.

On 23 April 2011, Baltic Robot Sumo initiative invites all enthusiasts to unite and create a common European Robotics League. It will be the only European Robot League, which will unite teams of the old continent and individual instructors in order to be able to improve and compete according to the global (international) rules. Only competing with the best one can become the best!
Our event attempts to make robotics contest open, interesting and useful to everyone. The first European League Contest is:

  • one of the biggest European Robotics Contests where more than 200 robots are expected;
  • 4 most popular categories of robots (standard sumo, mini sumo, line follower, rumbo sumo);
  • global standards and rules not requiring additional costs and time for robot preparation;
  • comfortable infrastructure for competing and recreation;

The best robots in Europe, prizes sponsored by robotics companies well known around the world, a guest from Japan, hundreds of visitors – all this will take place on 23 April in Klaipėda, during the first contest of the European Robotics League.
More information at: Baltic Robot Sumo

Inflation and Poverty

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 08:19 AM PDT

Recently Bharat won world cup. I had a comparison.
We have also won it in 1983. The total prizes won by team were Rs.1.33 Million (13 lakh 30 Thousand)
In 2011 after 28 years it is more than 100 times that Rs.145 million (14 Crore 50 lakh)

When I asked my mother, she answered that 28 years back the value of 13.3 lakhs was same as 14.5 crores.

I see many people recounting that they have eaten a particular dish at 10 Paise!

So the important question that I want to ask you is
1.What are the probable reasons of rising inflation?
2.Does it indicate an upward or progressing trend in economy?

Prolog System Predicates- Cut and Fail- a quiz

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 07:57 AM PDT

Hello friends. Today I was having my Prolog exams. There I had a very interesting question that I would like to share with you.

Ques: If there are N one argument facts for the predicate named 'test1' and M one argument facts for the predicate named 'test2'.
This would be like:
Code:
test1(1).      test2(1).
test1(2).      test2(2).
test1(3).      test2(3).
|                  |
test1(n).      test2(m).
Now find the maximum number of possible answers all the values of z for the query 'z' as:
Quote:
?-z.
where the rule z in various cases is:
Code:
1. z:- test1(X), !, test2(X).

2. z:- test1(X), test2(X), !.

3. z:- !, test1(X), test2(X).

4. z:- test1(X), fail, test2(X).

5. z:- test1(X), !, test2(Y).

6. z:- test1(X), test2(Y), !.

7. z:- !, test1(X), test2(Y).

8. z:- test1(X), test2(Y), fail.
Feel free to ask any question on this topic.:)

C program for the temperature monitoring circuit with pic 16f877a with pc interface

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 07:54 AM PDT

C program for the temperature monitoring circuit with pic 16f877a with pc interface
the circuit uses a pt100 sensor for temperature sensing and then interfacing of pic 16f877a adc and then displaying using a 16X2 alphanumeric lcd.then transmitting the temperature reading via rf12b transceiver module and then interfacing it to a pc..
I NEED A C PROGRAM TO IMPLEMENT THE SAME,,

IT SHOULD INCLUDE
DATA ACQUISITION FROM PT100,ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERSION,THEN DISPLAYING IT TO LCD.(AFTR ASCII CONVERSION) THEN TRANSMITTING USING RF12B AND RECEIVING USING THE SAME.(COMMUNICATION BTWN THE 2 RF12B TRANSCEIVERS) AND THEN THEIR INTERFACE WITH PC..
I NEED THE WHOLE PROGRAM FOR THIS...
PLZZ HELP..ITS VERY URGENT...

Abrasives

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 07:30 AM PDT

The common types of abrasives used in the industry are of two types.
1.Artificial and 2.Natural

The natural abrasives which are commonly used include
1.Sandstone: It is also well known as solid quartz. We grind the grind stones from this sand stones.

2.Emery: This is nothing but Aluminum oxide. Have you heard of emery paper? Well about 60% constituent is Alumina and the remaining Iron Oxide.

3.Diamond: This is the hardest material ever known to mankind till date. But we use crude or very less than gem quality stones. Have you seen the diamond in Brinnel or Rockwell hardness testing machine? Well then see the diamond also.

4.Corundum: It is also Aluminum oxide. about 75% is alumina while remaining are impurities.

Artificial: These are man-made ones.

1.Silicon carbide: Composition is 56parts sand, 2parts salt and 12parts of saw dust.
There are two types of it.
1.Green grit
It has 97% SiC
and 2. Black grit
It has 95% SiC.
It is second hardest substance after diamond.

2.Aluminum Oxide
When Iron oxide, Silica containing Hydrated Aluminum oxide, mineral bauxite, titanium oxide are heated with ground coke then we get Al2O3. There may also be many other methods. Please fell free to share.

Yup and before commenting there is one condition. which is please correct me if I am wrong. :happy:

Can anybody update me on recently adopted methodology in Thermal Power generation

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 05:38 AM PDT

Hi All,

Thermal Power generation being a conventional methodology of power generation where it hard know more about new innovation in this technology, can anybody add value of knowledge except what all is know of it.

Regards,

Vibhor Mittal

How it is possible?

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 05:21 AM PDT

sir my friend has make a stove which is ignited with kersosene oil. but after 5 minutes it is ignited with water. how it possible? he has provided two valves and two diffrent pipes for water and kerosene in a same burner? he also provided two differnt tanks for water and kerosene. HOW IT IS POSSIBLE? I DONT UNDERSTAND.

Is it absolutly necessary to be a kenitic learner to enter the hairstyling trade?

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 04:36 AM PDT

Apologize for spelling lol. Anyway I was thinking about entering the hairstyling trade. I have failed to pass two other trades, one which was mechanical engineering.. which would be hard to do anyway because of my small stature... and the other trade was cook.. I just cannot handle working in a stress filled kitchen. I was also wondering if you can enter the hairstyling trade if you are a quiet introvert as apposed to a people person/talker. Thanks for any help on this issue! Have a good day ! :) A kenitic learner is someone who learns by doing.. I am good at listening and reading, and learning.

Principle Of Virtual Work - video lecture

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 04:30 AM PDT

Lecture on Engineering Mechanics by Dr.G.Saravana Kumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati.

Feel free to ask questions, doubts and contribute your ideas in this discussion thread -

Product Of Inertia, Rotation of Axis and Principle Moments Of Inertia - video lecture

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 04:24 AM PDT

Lecture on Engineering Mechanics by Dr.G.Saravana Kumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati.

Feel free to ask questions, doubts and contribute your ideas in this discussion thread -

Centroids and Area Of Moments - video lecture

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 04:19 AM PDT

Lecture on Engineering Mechanics by Dr.G.Saravana Kumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati.

Feel free to ask questions, doubts and contribute your ideas in this discussion thread -

Centroids and Center Of Mass - video lecture

Posted: 07 Apr 2011 04:14 AM PDT

Lecture on Engineering Mechanics by Dr.G.Saravana Kumar, Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Guwahati.
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