...Manish Kumar Singh +91 – 9086185435 3rd year B.Tech Student manish.mrmanish.singh@gmail.com Computer Science and Engineering 2011ecs34@smvdu.ac.in Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University, Katra, Jammu Academic Details Academic Details Year | Degree | Institute | Percentage/CGPA | 2011-present | B.Tech In computerScience and Engineering | Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University,Katra,Jammu | CGPA=7.02/10Last semester SGPA=7.65/10 | 2010 | Class-XIIUP BOARD | Queens inter college, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh | 80% | 2008 | Class-XUP BOARD | Queens inter college, Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh | 64.9%94% in mathematics87% in science | Objective Objective To use my knowledge of computer science to brighten the future of my nation. Projects Projects * Implemented a mobile jammer inside an RC helicopter Mr. Ajay Kaul Inspired from problems faced by security officials at 26/11 Mumbai Attacks, i tried to develop a remotely controlled mobile jammer ,which I put inside an RC helicopter this project was also approved by NATIONAL INSTRUMENTS OF INDIA, under a program called NIYANTRA, 2013. * House hold light detector ...
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...“Where I am now?” is quite the open statement to be incurred to anybody entitling finishing off their studies, resonating to the fact that this particular period of time concludes a person’s pursuit in their study path and coherently ensues the commence of their journey to the professional workforce. Certainly It is attributed with the amount of knowledge and skill that has been acquired during this study period, which will help benefit in attesting the ability of work done within the respected field practiced. My sole purpose of acquiring this degree is to be a Multimedia Designer. A Multimedia Designer’s task is to gestate, organize and design a specific multimedia project and compile it to something fruitful. This includes presentations, websites, animations, multi-faceted print and any other interactive media solutions to meet public information requirements and curriculum, accomplishing associated responsibilities assigned. Reflecting on my understanding with this degree, I do apprehend that I am mirroring my subjective peregrination into the sector of interactive media. The reason I’ve chosen multimedia as a profession is because I’ve always been involved in creative endeavors whether it’s music, poetry, writing or art . Although this was always entitled throughout my life, the pristine eye-opener for multimedia was back in 2008 when I worked as a Guest Host in the Middle East Film Festival, there I was in the office at one instance of time where I was gathering...
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...announcing their new triple play package during the holidays. From the 15 of December to January 1st this awesome package is being offered at 50 percent off at 29.99 for the first 3 months. The package includes calling to land-line phones to over 45 different countries worldwide for as little as one penny per minute. Also this new offer includes Digital TV, Internet and unlimited nation-wide phone. Finally you can customize you triple play package to suit your needs with in-language programing for Hispanics, Asian, West Indian, Russian and other multicultural segments. Customers can enjoy the freedom of landline calls to almost anywhere in the world more often and longer at a low cost. Also with lightning fast internet speeds with high-speed data and voice services you can surf the internet, upload and download information at half the time as other service providers. Gino’s cable company provides services to more than 20 million customers to include your basic home package to businesses and organizations. From communicating with your family or to communicating for your company Gino’s cable company is the way to go. The company guarantees their service 100 percent, so if any consumer feels otherwise we will terminate any plan for free at no cost to the consumer. Gino’s cable company has a vast infrastructure of networks, servers, towers, cabling, and access points that provide an area of coverage that contains the entire United States. With thousands of customer service representatives...
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...Microsoft pushed open protocols and web services to IT customers, witch again could manage a fully integrated system based on open source with “best of breed” suppliers. In that they also recognized that the overall IT knowledge also increased due to younger and better trained IT departments/persons inside companies. It was important that SAP are in the lead of the change, due to the first mover and also that they have a high knowledge regarding IT programing. In the book “The innovator´s solution” by Christensen and Raynor (2003) there is mentioned disruptive innovation, in this context we could say that the new entrants of open based programing is a huge threat and could possibly in the future change the industry. As we can se in figure 1 the new marked disruption is a possible threat for existing industry. If you are trying to be the first mover it is also crucial that “getting it right“ as mentioned in the book are taken care of. The success factors was fore SAP: Key costumers, Costumers vs partners vs internal organization. How to manage the information flow in-between these stakeholders in the ecosystem. The mindset and understanding as Figur 1 Disruptive innovation...
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...Omar L.Maki Al-azzawi Telephone: Home: (+974) - 44439301 E-mail: OM082316@qu.edu.qa PERSONAL INFORMATION: Date of birth: 23/7/1990 Nationality: Iraqi Major: Civil Engineering Languages: Fluent in Arabic and English Gender: Male Qatari Visa Type: Family Visit, Valid until: February 2014 Valid Driving License Mobile: (+974) - 66862373 || 77124567 VISUALIZATION: To find a firm that gets the advantage of my capabilities and skills and aids me in developing my engineering skills and acquiring the deep knowledge that assists me in achieving my career goals. WORK EXPERIENCE: September 2012 – Present: Research Assistant – Undergraduate Research Experience Program This research is investigating the effect of adding aluminum waste from Qatalum into concrete on mechanical and chemical properties. June 2012 – Aug 2012: Trainee at Arab Engineering Bureau (AEB) Worked as inspector for the construction of 3 towers + Luxury villa + Beach Villa, all in Pearl Qatar Trainee at Vodafone Qatar Worked as inspector for civil site assessments and audits, Health and Safety Department June 2011 – Aug 2011: September 2010- June 2011: Research Assistant – Undergraduate Research Experience Program This research studied the chemical, environmental and economic requirements of establishing a new paper recycling plant in Qatar. The project succeeded and the plant has been established successfully. EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS Civil Engineering Bachelor Degree, January 2013 - Qatar University. GPA:...
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...I am applying to the FLAS fellowship for the opportunity to immerse myself in Turkish and Russian culture and to enhance my skills in cross-cultural communication. My primary focus in my Master’s program is Russia and other post-Soviet countries; however, I would like to broaden my foundation by beginning Turkish as a third language, and conducting a comparative study on international exchanges and its effect on diplomatic relations within the REECAS and Turkish regions. Through my professional endeavors, I would like to encourage a more thorough knowledge on the various cultures around the world utilizing international exchange organizations to assist incoming migrants, students, and refugees. Knowing their background, what they had experienced, and how they got to where they are now is important in assisting them in the most relatable and reliable way....
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...Search Go! Going Global: The Impact of Satellite Television on News and Society "Consider man, the prosthetic god. Not being able to run very fast or for very long, he has grafted onto himself additional feet, until he can travel farther and faster than any other animal, and not only on land but also on and under water and in the air. He can reinforce his eyes with glasses, telescopes, and microscopes. Thanks to orbiting satellites, he can, without displacing himself, count wildebeest in the African veldt, or missile silos outside Novosibirsk. Lacking the dolphins ability to communicate great distances, he amplifies his voice with the aid of radio waves...[H]e has acquired a perpetually growing communal memory in the shape of the written word, the photograph, and the recording. Everything we know now, we know forever." –W. Rybczynski (1983) from Taming the Tiger: The Struggle to Control Technology Introduction Satellites have changed the way news is distributed and received around the world. Privatization of news media has allowed global news networks, namely CNN and the BBC, to break up longstanding government monopolies. Continuous news has found a global audience, both for convenience and the most updated story details. Breaking news relies on up to the minute updates, and every second counts in the competitive global news arena. CNN dominates the global airways, but critics maintain that this product is merely a cultural export from the United States. E...
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...Everyday enormous amount of data is being produced worldwide. Companies capture trillions of bytes of information about their customers, suppliers, and operations. IT organizations are exploring the analytics technologies to explore web-based data sources and extract value from the social networking boom. The organizations are trying to leverage Big Data by trying to make sense from the data that they have and by securing it. Already the forward thinking players of the banking, insurance, manufacturing, retail, wholesale, healthcare, communications, transportation, construction, utilities, and education are successfully using big data by exploiting meaningful information from all the data they have and using that information in formulating their strategic moves. The Volvo Car Corporation (VCC) is the well-known auto manufacturer founded in 1927 in Gothenburg, Sweden. The Volvo Car Corporation drives product design, quality, cost reduction, and customer satisfaction through data-driven decision-making. The aggregate data volume is large and growing rapidly. In keeping with then-prevailing standards for IT architecture, the company originally began collecting this data in a dedicated data mart. The Volvo Car Corporation wanted to create an effective marketing campaign to tie in with the popular Twilight movie franchise and to create an interactive game would connect to global audience. The idea for the game was that users could play to win a new Volvo XC60 car. In an effort...
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...CYBERSECURITY VULNERABILITY FACING IT MANAGERS TODAY INTRODUCTION Vulnerabilities in the recent cyber world varies from organization to another, depending particularly on the operations and what is on the ground. These varies from the web server weaknesses which allows hackers to take over the web server to very classy side network activities that use things like data or packet timing to gather confidential data from computers/networks. Vulnerabilities are liable and experience in the computers with which members of staff use to run their daily job requirements. The aim of this work is unveil these weaknesses facing Information System managers in recent time. Because the modern organization is clearly and predominantly associated with the use of information and information systems, this work does not focus particularly on any industry. 1|Page CYBERSECURITY VULNERABILITY FACING IT MANAGERS TODAY VULNERABILITY/ WEAKNESS COMPARE TO THREAT In cyber world, vulnerability is defined as the weakness a computer hardware or its software system that can be exploited. This is completely way different when we talk about cyber threats. A threat is simply the ways or means with which these vulnerabilities are being taken advantage of or exploited. A simple example of these threats is clearly seen in the case of a Malware/Spyware in a computer/network. This, depending on the target operation, exploits any available vulnerable aspect of the information system. These vulnerabilities when present...
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...Running Head: COUNSELING AND SOCIAL JUSTICE Stepping up Counseling Responsibilities in a Socially Unjust Society Abstract Social Justice has been an emerging issue over the last century in today’s service environment of helping professionals. I reviewed several articles where the main theme is; we live in a world of systems that allow for injustice and oppression. The Professional Counselor’s work deals with many of the symptoms that permit for this injustice and oppression. The articles had similar recurring traits that are stressed as important practices that need to be adopted by Professionals in the helping field to increase awareness of social justice and implement actions for change in a socially unjust society. I will explain the four main attributes: knowledge, awareness, research and advocacy and explain how education and focus in each area will contribute to the social justice inequities in the communities we practice. If professional counselors want to promote social justice, to be effective, there has to be a movement to take action on the burdensome stigmatisms and unfortunate inequities that human beings bring to professionals about the communities they live in. Social justice and the counseling profession have roots that goes back to the 1900’s. It has always been understood from a social work point of view that problems such as depression, anxiety, and abuse often derive from economic...
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...PART A SWOT Analysis As Director of Information Management, I have been task to implement a new clinical information system for the pharmacy at this hospital. The hospital wants a pharmacy that will enable the physicians to have the capability of doing an automatic order through Computerized Physicians Order Entry (CPOE) in hope of reducing order delays, improving the legibility of orders, streamline operations, and ultimately improve patient safety by reducing medical errors. STRENGTH • Strong leadership and executive support • Focus on improved clinical practiced • Physician support • Leading technological hospital in the metropolitan area • Current hospital focus on patient safety • Wide-ranging: various professional groups will be impacted • Highly knowledgeable information system staff • Currently a pleasant and comfortable work environment for staff WEAKNESSES • Rising cost of resources • Limited budget constraints due to previous commitments • Lack of time for user training • New technology and staff attitude towards changes • Physician and clinical staff level of comfort with technology • Some hospitals already have CPOE OPPORTUNITIES • Desire to significantly reduce medication errors • Interest in standardizing medication ordering processes • Concerns of adequate training and assistance available for all involved clinical staff • Need for improved workflow processes in pharmacy services • Must have a positive impact on hospital efficiency ...
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...Advanced Micro Controllers 3 0 3 Fundamentals of Real Time Systems 3 0 3 Design & Development of Real Time Systems 3 0 3 Elective -I Digital Control Systems Distributed Operating Systems Cloud Computing 3 0 3 Elective -II Digital Systems Design Fault Tolerant Systems Advanced Computer Networks 3 0 3 Lab Micro Processors and Programming Languages Lab 0 3 2 Seminar - - 2 Total Credits (6 Theory + 1 Lab.) 22 JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY HYDERABAD MASTER OF TECHNOLOGY (REAL TIME SYSTEMS) I SEMESTER ADVANCED COMPUTER ARCHITECTURE UNIT I Concept of instruction format and instruction set of a computer, types of operands and operations; addressing modes; processor organization, register organization and stack organization; instruction cycle; basic details of Pentium processor and power PC processor, RISC and CISC instruction set. UNIT II Memory devices; Semiconductor and ferrite core memory, main memory, cache memory, associative memory organization; concept of virtual memory; memory organization and mapping; partitioning, demand paging, segmentation; magnetic disk organization, introduction to magnetic tape and CDROM. UNIT III IO Devices, Programmed IO, interrupt driver IO, DMA IO modules, IO addressing; IO channel, IO Processor, DOT matrix printer, ink jet printer, laser printer. Advanced concepts; Horizontal and vertical instruction format, microprogramming, microinstruction sequencing and control; instruction pipeline;...
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...and few other countries in Asia in the last few decades and this is one of the most important events in the history. This growth continues today and there is no actual reason why it shouldn’t continue indefinitely unless the highly unlikely event of international conflicts and war. China at present is the world’s leading economy. It has attracted about $450 billion of direct foreign investments from which 90% percent came after 1990. China has emerged as a powerhouse in the Asian and world economies. At the core of the Chinese economic growth are the managers who maintain and create Chinese companies. Do they adopt same leadership style as the CEO’s in the west? Before answering that, let’s focus on the different roles with thin one organization and distinguish the different between leadership, management...
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...Research Proposal: The Importance of Project Cost & Communication Management Project Management in general is based on the methodology of the triple constraint. Where the effective management of time, cost and scope/quality can define the success of a project. It is generally expected that the number one concern for project managers is to manage the triple constraint. Although, project managers used the triple constraint to evaluate and balance these competing demands in a project, it also became a measurement of project success. With today’s marketplace and the complexities they bring the triple constraint is not enough to properly define when a project was actually successful. There is evidence where projects have been delivered on time, within budget and meeting all project specification and still not perceived as successful by the stakeholders. The reasoning behind these results is that there are obviously other criteria just as important as the triple constraint to truly classify a project as successful. How to identify project success Identifying the success of a project is not based solely on whether the project was completed on time, there are other factors to measure. Learning from failed projects is also a critical part of creating success in the overall results. Projects can be evaluated in a manner that works for the industry or business the evaluation is being conducted for. This process is not rigid in essence, it may include things such as online surveys...
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...Intellectual Property -Music and Art and Fair Use BUS311: Business Law I (BAI1414A) 4/20/2014 Philosophers have barely taken an interest in the ethics dealing with intellectual property, this despite societies continued debate over “fair use” of copyrighted materials. We justify copy and paste forgoing old set standards of how we give credit for intellectual achievement in lieu of convenience. One has to wonder as technology continues to advance and copyrighting laws become diluted that music and art available via the internet will be of any commercial value. Intellectual Property-Music and Art and Fair Use I. Intellectual Property a. What is IP? b. How has technology affected IP? c. What laws protect IP? II. Music & Art work a. How has broadband changed the music industry? b. How is it so easy to copy and paste someone else’s work? 1. Does citing a source give one the permission to use? 2. What laws govern copyright? III. Fair Use a. What is fair use? b. How does fair use fit with copyright law? c. How does the court know if a use is fair? . IV. Moving forward a. Advancing Technology vs. Copyright laws b. Artistry vs. Commercial reward What is Intellectual Property? Intellectual Property By definition intellectual property IP, is all products derived of human intellect that the law protects from unauthorized usage. Ownership creates a limited monopoly innately...
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