ASP.NET 4.0 platform has grown in capabilities and complexity over last couple of years. In order to create real Web 2.0 based applications, it is important for professinal ASP.NET developers to master new techniques and tools like LINQ, AJAX, Extenders, LINQ to SQL, Entity Models etc. This course helps you hone these skills. It has been developed using Visual Studio 2010 and .NET 4.0 platforms. This course also shows you how to create professional reports and charts in ASP.NET web applications. For details, click here

Yesterday was a memorable day. Golden Jubilee of VRCE/VNIT was celebrated at Nagpur with immense energy and nostalgia that is typical of Alumni events. However, what makes this event special was the range of disciplines from in which people have worked over last 50 years. Every batch between 1961 and 2010 was represented at the event. The number of registrations far exceeded the expectations of organizers. Lot of credit goes to organizers who went out of the way to please some of the oldies with things like Bullock cart, Horse Carriage, a truck full of oranges to greet with visitors in Orange City and so on. After the brief inaugural address by Dr. Moghe the current director, 10 Distinguished Alumni were honoured by the past Directors of the institute. The youngest recipient was Dr. B. S. Murty from Micro-Nano research group at IIT Madras. He is a 1986 batch passout. In the morning, everyone had informal meeting with old and new friends. The evening venue was Jamtha Lawns. The arrangements there were equally grand with college band providing live entertainment. Many Alumni had brought their families. The college teachers and staff were also in high spirits and everyone enjoyed the show and carried home unforgettable memories to cherish.

Looking back at my 15 years after leaving VRCE, I can recall the inspiration I got from my friends and teachers during those days. Although I couldn't meet all of them yesterday, but it was enough to fill my heart with a sense of pride and gratitude for being part of such an institution.

 

Today, Cloud Computing has become one of the most hotly spoken about topics in most IT seminars and CIO circles. In last 4-5 years, most large internet companies in the US and elsewhere have stoked the Cloud Computing story and have tried very hard to convince "not so large" companies how it makes sense to them. Interestingly, these same companies were equally adroit in telling the same customers benefits of their own data-centers and inhouse infrastructure.

Sometimes I feel that what is happening in cyberspace is not unlike what is happening in "brick and mortor" space. Large companies are simply constructing "Infrastructure" or trying to sell their "unused" capacity for which they have no utilization plans of their own. Amazons, Microsofts and Yahoos of the world seem to have lost it when it comes to providing thought and technology leadership. This role is being increasingly provided by proponents of Open Source Software across the world. Large technology companies have become barren farmlands without any real commitment towards their customers' problems and solving them. But putting out their own infrastructure on the block, they are simply doing what DLFs, Unitechs and other real estate companies are doing in "brick and mortor" world.

Pointers is one of the most important concepts for all C and C++ programmers. Although the theory of pointers is quite simple, often its usage that trips most programmers. This course focuses exclusively on pointers and unravels their mysteries, one by one. For details, click here:

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 We are happy to announce the launch of the book "Circuits And Networks". In many Universities it is also known as Network Theory. This book covers following topics:

Stories of Indian students and professionals thronging distant shores in search of greener pastures and better education opportunities are now all too common. Every year more than 100,0000 students from India travel to United States alone to get higher education. Here is the story of an American inventor who traveled not less than 14,000 kilometers from Chicago, USA to Nagpur, India to learn C Programming from the true master of the art - Yashavant Kanetkar. His name is CLINTON EVGENE CRAWFORD.

Today I watched the 1987 movie Wall Street starring Michael Douglas, Charlie Sheen and Martin Sheen. I think this is a film every would be engineer in India should watch. The reason I say this is simple. Many of them are attracted to a glamourous career in finance industry - be in students from IITs, NITs or other institutions. In the process they hardly realize what they are heading for.

प्यारे मित्रो, क्वेस्ट - C प्रोग्रामिंग का हिन्दी संस्करण आपतक पहुचाने का हमारा सपना साकार हुआ है. निश्चय ही वह आपको पसंद आएगा. और जानकारी के लिए निचे दिए लिंक के ऊपर क्लिक करे. http://quest.ksetindia.com/product_info.php/Product/Quest_C_Programming_In_Hindi जय हिंद!

प्यारे मित्रो,   बहोत जल्द क्वेस्ट - C प्रोग्रामिंग का हिन्दी संस्करण आपतक पहुचाने का हमारा सपना साकार होनेवाला है. हमें आशा है की आप उसे उतनाही प्यार देंगे जितना अंग्रेजी क्वेस्ट को दिया. जय हिंद!

With plethora of educational and professional opportunities in IT sector, confusion prevails in minds of most youngsters when it comes to making a career in this industry. They rarely find someone accessible who can guide them in matters as simple as creating a good resume or choosing what subjects to study. If you want to succeed and make it big in computing and make it a lifelong passion, this course is for you. In this course we have packed all the experience that we have gathered while working with Indian and global IT companies for more than 15 years.