Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Pooled drive from 4W techologies
pooled drive for B.E/B.Tech 2013 in Vijayawada location on 23rd March and 24th March 2013.
Please find the details below:
VENUE DETAILS :
AMRITA SAI INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Amrita Sai Nagar, Paritala (Post), Kanchikacherla (Mandal), Krishna (Dist), Andhra Pradesh - 521180
Date : 23rd March 2013(Saturday)
Name of The Company : 4W technologies
Designation : Software Engineer
Qualification : BE / B.Tech/ M.Tech –IT /CSE/MCA
Batch : 2013
Job Location : Chennai
Selection process:
Aptitude and programming rounds will be conducted in college and the shortlisted candidates will be asked to come to their office for the further rounds. (online test and face to face round with CEO)
Package:
At the starting, they are ready to pay 8000 to 12000 INR for a candidate in the training period. They will provide a decent hike according to their performance later.
Terms and conditions:
Should sign 2 years bond with the company and submit their certificates
Desired Skills:
Have one or more following skills, with certification
• C,C++,VC++
• Java, J2EE, Java Scripts, Servlets, Applets, Struts, Core-Java
• .NET VB, C#, ASP
• Unix/Linux
• DBMS / RDBMS / Data Warehousing / Data Mining
24th March 2013 (Sunday)
Name of the Company: Sutherland Global Services
Position : Technical Support Consultants & Customer Service Consultants
Qualifications : B.E/B.Tech
Batch : 2013
Package : 1.45L – 1.75L
Job Location : Chennai
Interview Process:
1. Group Discussion
2. Personal Interview
3. Telephonic Round
Skill Set:
1. Fundamentals, Operating Systems and Networking;
2. An aptitude for troubleshooting of Desktops / Palmtops / Laptops.
3. Knowledge in Hardware.
4. Excellent spoken and written communication skills in English.
5. Willingness to work in shifts is essential pre-requisite for the job.
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Multi-monitor tracking system keeps you focused, makes sure you don’t miss anything
A multi-display setup is a great work setup because it helps you multitask, but at the same time it can be extremely distracting when you are surrounded by ten different open apps.
Researchers from the University of St. Andrews say that they have developed a multi-monitor system, called Diff Displays, that keeps track of where you are looking. The idea behind the system is to help you save energy and reduce distractions by dimming the unused screens.
<iframe width="300" height="225" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/_V_tJmJ8cYw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Diff Display uses cameras mounted on the multiple monitors to detect which display you are actual looking at, while dimming the other screens to save energy. While you look away, the system will also highlight any changes that might have occurred on the displays you weren't looking at.
So, say you have spreadsheet open on one monitor and Twitter open on another. While you are working on your spreadsheet, the system will dim the Twitter display, visually freeze it from updating, and display any changes that happen while you were looking away as bright pixels.
We've already seen a number of eye-tracking solutions used in gaming and in smartphones, but Diff Displays could be one of the most useful applications we have seen yet. The team behind Diff Displays has put the program up as a free download for Windows that you can try for yourself.
[University of St. Andrews via PhysOrg]
Researchers from the University of St. Andrews say that they have developed a multi-monitor system, called Diff Displays, that keeps track of where you are looking. The idea behind the system is to help you save energy and reduce distractions by dimming the unused screens.
<iframe width="300" height="225" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/_V_tJmJ8cYw" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
Diff Display uses cameras mounted on the multiple monitors to detect which display you are actual looking at, while dimming the other screens to save energy. While you look away, the system will also highlight any changes that might have occurred on the displays you weren't looking at.
So, say you have spreadsheet open on one monitor and Twitter open on another. While you are working on your spreadsheet, the system will dim the Twitter display, visually freeze it from updating, and display any changes that happen while you were looking away as bright pixels.
We've already seen a number of eye-tracking solutions used in gaming and in smartphones, but Diff Displays could be one of the most useful applications we have seen yet. The team behind Diff Displays has put the program up as a free download for Windows that you can try for yourself.
[University of St. Andrews via PhysOrg]
GUIDELINES TO PREPARE THE PROJECT REPORT
SEQUENCE & STRUCTURE OF THE PROJECT REPORT
Cover page
Title page
Certificate(from
College)
Certificate(from Company,
if any)
Declaration
Acknowledgements
Contents
List of Abbreviations
List of Figures/Graphs
List of Tables
Photographs
Glossary
Nomenclature
Abstract
Description of the
Project Work:
(The following is
suggested format for arranging the Project work into various chapters
However this
arrangement can be changed to suit the particular project work)
Introduction
Literature Survey
Theoretical
Analysis
Experimental Investigations
Experimental
Results
Discussion of Results
Summary
Results and
Conclusions
Recommendations
Future scope of the
project work
Appendix
Computer Program, if
any, may be included
List of References
(Two plain Blank papers should be provided at
the beginning and at the end)
(Cover page on report
and third page inside the report)
TITLE OF THE
PROJECT
A Project Report
submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the
Degree
Bachelor of Technology
In
(Computer Science and Engineering)
By
Xxxxxx Xxxxxx
Xxxxxx
Xxxxxx
 |
Under the esteemed Guidance of
XXXXXX
Department of Computer
Science and Engineering
LOYOLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY
AND MANAGEMENT
(Affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological
University Kakinada, Kakinada)
Dhulipalla-522412,Guntur District, Andhra
Pradesh
2011-2012
(The fourth page
should contain a certificate signed by the Guide(s) in the following format)
(In case, the project
work is carried out in the industry, the fifth page should contain a
certificate signed by the Guide in the industry)
LOYOLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND MANAGEMENT
(Affiliated to Jawaharlal Nehru Technological
University Kakinada, Kakinada)
Dhulipalla-522412,Guntur District,
Andhrapradesh
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that
this dissertation entitled as ‘( title of the project)’ is the bonafide work of
1) Student Name, 2) Student Name, 3) Student Name, 4) Student Name, 5) Student
Name, submitted to the Department of Computer science and Engineering , Loyola
Institute of Technology and Management, in partial fulfilment of the
requirements for the award of the Degree in Bachelor of Technology in Computer
Science and Engineering.
Project Guide Head of the
Department of
Computer Science and Engineering
(Only on College
Certificate)
DECLARATION
We, the students of
Loyola Institute of Technology and Management, Dhulipalla, Guntur District, Andhra
Pradesh, hereby declare that this Project Work titled ’------------‘, being Submitted
to the Department of Computer Science and Engineering of this Institute, affiliated to Jawaharlal
Nehru Technological University, Kakinada, for the award of the Degree, Bachelor
of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering is a record of bonafide work done by us at ‘(name of company or name
of College)’ and it has not been submitted to any other Institute or University
for the award of any other Degree.
Signatures of the students with names and Roll numbers.
1) xxxxx
2) xxxxx
3) xxxxx
4) xxxxx
5) xxxxx
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The following are
acknowledged in the order mentioned:
Management
Principal
Head of the Department
Guide(s) in the
College
Company Management (if
any)
Guides in the Company
(if any)
Faculty of the
concerned Department
Others who helped
directly and indirectly
Non teaching staff of
the concerned Department
The arrangement of
paragraph in a Chapter :
Each topic Title in a
chapter should be properly numbered. For example: 2.1, 2.2, e.t.c (Bold and
Upper case ) where, the first digit represents the Chapter number, and second
digit, the topic Title number.
Sub-topic titles, if
any, may be indicated as 1.1.1, 1.12, e.t.c. ( Bold and title case) i.e. the
first digit representing the chapter, the second representing the topic title
and the third representing the sub-topic title.
Photographs and
Tables :
The photograph may be
represented as: plate 1.1, 1.2, e.t.c., the first digit representing chapter and
the second representing the photograph number.
Graphs:
The graph should
clearly indicate the points which are used for drawing the curve or curves.
Sentence:
Always use passive
voice, third person and present tense and make it as short as possible.
Font:
Size : 12 (for Text)
14 (for sub-headings)
16 (for headings)
Type : Times New Roman
Spacing : Double
Page numbering:
The page number shall
be indicated at the bottom-middle of the each page.
Number of lines : 20
to 25 per page
Page margins : Top-3cms, Right-3cms, Bottom-3cms, Left-
4cms.
Paper size: A4, Bond Paper.
Para: Fresh Para should commence after
five spaces.
Cover page colour : Black
Binding Type : Hard bound, Rexene Cover and a Marking lace
should be provided.
Printing on the cover : Gold lettering
No. of copies: No. of students in batch + 3(for the Guide, Department
and Library)
Soft Copy: On the 3rd cover
page of the report, a cd containing the project work and documentation should
be attached. Batch No. year, class, branch, project title and names of the
students be written on the CD cover and project title on the CD
CONTENTS
A specimen of table of
Contents is given below :
S.No. Topics Page No.
Declaration i
Acknowledgements ii
Contents iii
List of
Abbreviations
------
List of
Figures/Graphs
------
List of
Tables ------
Photographs ------
Nomenclature ------
Abstract ------
Introduction ------
List of abbreviations/Figures/Tables/Graphs:
S.No
Abbreviation Expansion
(should be arranged in alphabetical order )
S.No Figure/Graph/Table No. Description Page No.
Nomenclature:
It is the list of
symbols used and their meanings are to be given to make the reader affluent in
reading this Project Report.
List of References:
Any matter from any
published or unpublished source, used by the author in his project work, is to
be listed.
And at the end of the
matter, the reference number of the source of that matter should be given in
the brackets.
Eg: xxxxx( 1 )
For Book :
Sl.No Author(s) Book
Publisher Year Edition
ISBN No. Pages(PP)
(ISBN : International
Standard Book Number)
For Journal/Proceedings:
Sl.No. Author(s) Paper
Journal Vol.No Year
Pages(PP)
Monday, March 18, 2013
JNTU Kakinada 4-2 II MID EXAM TIME TABLE
| BRANCH | 25.03.2013 | 26.03.2013 | 28.03.2013 |
|---|---|---|---|
| C.S.E | MANAGEMENT SCIENCE | E-COMMERCE | HUMAN COMPUTER INTERACTION |
| M.E | PRODUCTION PLANNING | TRIBOLOGY | AUTOMATION AND MANUFACTURING |
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