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Hi all,            It gives me immense pleasure to share my experience with all you juniors.  Here is a small article on how my final year project helped me get a job! Ravindra Sir had asked me to write this long back, but due to my busy schedule I couldn’t. I believe it’s better late than never, so this is how it goes…            Once you enter your final year the search for the project group starts. And after the group is formed, starts the hunt for the project topic. Can say it as the most vital part of the project.  Some think of the marks they are going to score if they take up a particular project and some think of the things they can learn while doing the project. This reminds me of what my friend Rohan Nayak used to say, “It doesn’t matter how much you score in your project, what matters is how much you learn out of it”. And remember, if all you want is to get some marks there are easy ways out. But we chose the hard way and under the guid

 I am Cloud 9 : Jeevan Dongre, Jr. Software Developer, Inkorus, Pune I am very keen on sharing my final year project experience with my you all because I do understand the difficulty in choosing the right topics and even I was once in a dilemma like you guys not aware what kind of topics to be chosen for. The final year projects are not just gonna add to your academic brilliance but most of the times decide your career. So the topics for the project must be chosen very very carefully. I am tech savvy and I had a great appetite for learning and staying updated about the latest and upcoming technologies.Before I decide any thing regarding my final year, I had two objectives that has to be fulfilled by project.Firstly it should be helpful to a group of people or a community like Education, Healthcare etc.Secondly it should possess a strong business objective, so that I should be in a position to promote it has product. Since the word “cloud computing” was in the buzz, I felt this coul

Hello, Its my immense pleasure to share my experience about “ How my project helped me to get my first job”.... Firstly my heartily thanks to Prof. Ravindra Dastikopa , for giving me an opportunity to share my views & experience in getting my first job... During 7th semester myself with my team were thinking to do something which is new , innovative, and helpful to society , this was our main objectives.... As we approached Professor he suggested his idea's which will be helpful for the education system i.e “CLOUDBASED TEACHING SYSTEM”. Here started our journey to think in the direction of " CLOUDBASED TEACHING SYSTEM ”.... With this in mind we started searching more information with respect to this and during this session lots of brainstorming sessions happened on requirement collection, constraints, and choosing domains (Like java, python and .net)..... Finally we where al set & started our work in this ..... We understood the entire system environment and

My Project work: My project  Markmelive was a Web Based Application Using API.  Basically its a Mashup of Facebook And Google Maps  If we go to the logic or working there is no much complication in the project But the domain study which we did to make it work was a lot . Approaching companies for Job: So coming to the part of getting a job. I and Dastikop sir we together sent mails to some of the start up companies using our contacts. On the same day iIgot the interview cal and appointment call too. What company was looking for? Basically what company look for is like how ready you are . Definately the IDE we used in our project (Eclipse) had a plus point because all most all the development in industries are on IDE . then the technology we used FLEX is a emerging trend in the world . the industry will we definately happy to have some who have the knowledge in the resent trend Then once you have entered you will be working in all most all the domain u mi

Today we have enough information and connections. We are often tempted to procure more information by means of searching and browsing. We are also tempted to make more connections. But if you take a serious look at this phenomenon, we realize that somewhere we should stop searching for more information and bring an end to making more connections. We must ask  deeper questions. What can I do with the information that I already have? What more uses can I find for this information? Who in my network might need this info? what is the simplest way to reach them with this?

I guess a person becomes wise the moment he realises that every thougt that erupts in mind is not worth capturing- he has to let many of them unnoticed- of many thoughts that he captures - not all them worth chasing- most them have to be discarded at once. Then when he realises that of the thoughts he chose to pursue further only few produce results. Then when he finally notices of all results obtained only few are considered as prized ones. Mind of a person produces about 50,000 thoughts a day.

Web is a veritable resource. Its resourcefulness is expanding by the moment. These resources are globally accessible and many of them are free and available on 24/7 basis. Web resources today are assuming an stage of what might become a new language. A language is a resource that provides you with a set of means. These could be used for many activities including thinking, communicating to name a few. The means of language include words, phrases, grammar and meaning etc. Working with language practically means harnessing these resources(means) towards certain ends. Web resources constitute something similar. A language worker- say an essayist, poet or even a teacher rarely invents a new word, but always uses an existing word or any other means to achieve a certain goal. No one ever has been honored for inventing a new word- but honored always for harnessing its potential meaning: story telling or communicating. Here I use working as a term to denote the primary activity of a person: t

These are times of plentiful choices. In fact choices we have are practically infinite. Every bit of information that we get or encounter offers us a “potential” choice. Information is power and hence we are very powerful in this connected world powered by information and communication technologies (ICT). However we know that we are powerless unless we know what choice to consider. We are flooded with information. We know success comes only through work and work is all about decision making – choosing right ones from a sea of choices. We control our destiny through the choices we make- what gets done and how we do it. Our choices determine our directions and therefore paths we take. So one of the eternal challenges is figuring out which few facts, bits and bytes are critical from all millions of pieces of information swirling around you- all that on a continuous, real-time basis. Each one us must design her/his own method to tame this information overload and harness it in profitable m