Diploma in Embedded Systems Design

Course Focus
Realizing the growth of embedded systems in day-to-day life and the need for trained manpower in this promising area, C-DAC has launched a Diploma in Embedded Systems Design (DESD) for Engineers in computers, electronics and IT. Embedded Systems is a unique field, where engineers need to have sound knowledge in hardware and software design. Keeping this aspect in view, C-DAC has designed the diploma giving equal emphasis to hardware and software, enabling engineers to face challenges in the design and development of state-of-the-art embedded systems. The latest curriculum includes a module on wireless embedded systems design, specifically focusing on wireless technologies and Wireless Sensor Networks (WSN).
Course Structure
Diploma in Embedded Systems Design (DESD) is a five-month full-time course consisting of six modules, an industry relevant project and a seminar. Daily sessions comprise two hours of lecture followed by four hours of lab work.
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Eligibility
Engineering Degree in Electronics / Electrical / Electronics & Communication / Electronics & Instrumentation / Computer Science & Engineering / Computer Engineering / Information Technology or M.Sc Electronics / Instrumentation with first class in the final degree.
Prerequisite
All applicants should possess sound knowledge of Electronic Circuits, Analog & Digital Design, Microprocessors, Computer Architecture, C Programming & Data Structures, Basics of Data Communication & Networking and Concepts of Operating Systems. It is important that the applicants possess good aptitude and communication skills.

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please contact: Tel: +91-40-2340 1331/1332

Post Graduation Diploma in Embedded Technology (PGDET)

Duration : 6 month full time.

Pre-requisite :
- BE - Comp. Science / IT / E&TC
-Industrial Electronics / Electronics / Instrumentation
- M.Sc- Electronics, BSc - Electronics with relevant industry experience
Selection Criteria :
- Aptitude Test
- Technical and Personal Interview

PGDET Highlights :
- 100% Job Assistance.
- Hostel Facility for Boys & Girls
- Educational Loan Assistance.
- Option of Learning Japanese Language
- 10 % Seats are reserved for Govt. /Industry Sponsored Candidates

Admission Closed for PGDET - Batch 1 - Sept’06. Visit Again to Avail the Next Batch Admission Notice

http://training.seedinfotech.com/pages/01_PGDET.htm

For more details contact:

Vaishali : 98817 25502

Finishing school – PGDET:

Pinac Memories, Phase II,5th floor,

L-Building, Kothrud, Pune-411033.

INDIA

Tel No: +91-020-65612707/25411385

Email : embedded@seedinfotech.com

course in Embedded Systems

DurationDiploma in Embedded Systems (DES) is a 2 months part-time course.
Start Date 11th Jan 2007. Timing 7:00 – 8:30 am.
Eligibility The candidates should have sound knowledge of C programming and Computer Fundamentals.
FeesFees for the course is Rs. 8,000/-.

http://www.ksetindia.com/embededsystem.asp

Kanetkar School of Embedded Technology

44A Hill Road GokulpethNagpur 440010

India

Tel: +91 (712) 2531046 / 2545322

Fax: +91 (712) 2540870
Email:
info@ksetindia.com

Durga Puja

The prince in Ayodhya, Rama, was banished to the forest by his father. Ravana, the king of Lanka, abducted his wife Sita in the absence of Rama and his brother Lakshmana and a fierce battle ensued between Rama and Ravana. Rama became helpless when Ravana could not be defeted and hence decided to seek the blessings of Goddess Durga, Lord Shiva's wife, in order to defeat Ravana who is devout follower of Shiva. Rama started worshiping of Durga which transformed to the form of Durga puja. The actual time of Durga Puja is in spring which is called Basanti puja but as Rama was in hurry so he started the Puja in the middle of autumn which is called Akal Bodhon (untimely worship). This puja is the biggest festival in West Bengal, India. In the other part of India, it is also named as Dashera or Navaratri. This is the story behind the Durga puja.

Business Planning

It All Begins with an Idea...The overriding reason for anyone to think of establishing a business is - opportunity. An opportunity to be your own boss, to provide a product or service, to implement your ideas, which can generate sufficient surplus.To be successful - to stay in business - you need a combination of hard work, skill and perseverance. Generally, people who start their own businesses can be grouped into two broad categories. The first group consists of people who know exactly what they want to do and are merely looking for the opportunity or resources to do it. These people may have already developed many of the skills necessary to succeed in their chosen field and are also likely to be familiar with industry customs and practices, which can help during the startup phase of a new business. The second group consists of people who want to start their own business, but don\'t have any real definite ideas about what they\'d like to do. They may have developed skills in the course of their employment or education, but may not be interested in opening a business in the same field of endeavour. To start any business big or small, one needs to start with developing a Business Plan.Keep Target Audience in Your Mind While writing your business plan, keep in mind the intended audience and why you are writing the plan. For example, if you are trying to get debt financing, emphasis should not be on the huge profit potential - but on the certainty that the debt can be repaid. If you are writing a plan to help you run the business better you may start with general background information on the company and the industry, and focus on the areas of your plan that are currently most important to you. Think Competitively Throughout Your Business Plan In the present competitive market, you would probably be facing some serious competition sooner or later no matter how unique your business idea is. You need to think competitively throughout your business plan. As an entrepreneur, you need to identify where you will do things in similar manner as your competitors, where you will do things differently, what will be your real strengths and real weaknesses, where will you create your niche. Focus your plan on being different than your competitors and compete with existing players less directly. Find a particular market niche to focus on. Think over the points, can you find a unique strategy? Can you position your products differently? Can you use different sales or marketing vehicles? Your business plan should be able to answer these questions. Tips on Creating Business PlansPeopleIn seeking fund from banks, venture capitalists or other outside investors, you will increase your chances of success if you get someone committed to your management team who at least has a recognizable name. Alternately, you can include as exhibits to your plan any positive media clippings you can find, such as items from trade publications, about members of your management team. If you don\'t have any clippings, try contacting relevant publications to get media coverage-perhaps about your start-up business proposal. Keep Your Business Plan Factual and SuccinctTry to keep the plan factual, don\'t use generalisations to describe the potential of your business. Don\'t put too much detail when creating plans. If a business plan is too long, the focus on what is really important might be lost. Involve EveryoneUse expert opinion or key employees to create a business plan. Then work with them until you are satisfied. Have key people get together to get the plan in a synchronised fashion. The more input people have in creating the plan, the more responsibility they will feel towards it.

I want to be your friend

I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.You yell at me that I'm not your parent, and I can't ask you to do anything like pick up your toys, then you ask me to buy you things.I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.You want to play my (XBOX, PS2, NINTENDO GAMECUBE) but dont want to be my friend any other time.I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.You yell that I'm not your parent, but who makes sure your safe and don't get hurt when you do things you shouldn't, makes sure you get plenty to eat, looks after you when your sic? I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.Who plays on the floor with your toys with you or takes you to the park to play? Who gives you time out of the day? I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.Who gives you a kiss on your forehead and hugs and says I love you? I don't want to be your dad, I want to be your friend.

Some Examination by UPSE in the year2007

Name of Examination Date of Notification


CDS Exam (I), 2007 16 Sept 2006

Civil Services (Prel) Exam, 2007 18 Nov 2006

IFS Exam, 2007 03 Feb 2007

CDS Exam (II), 2007 21 Apr 2007

Central Police Forces Exam 2007 05 May 2007

Children of Tomorrow

Children of Tomorrow

From you - our future
From you - we borrow
You are the children
Of all our sorrow
Children of tomorrow
In the aftermath of today
What will you do?
What will you say?
Children of tomorrow
Ours in every way
What are your horrors?
What price will you pay?
Children of tomorrow
Living with our legacy
Can you survive?
Can you stay free?
From you - our future
From you - we borrow
You are the children
Of all our sorrow

Alice Vedral Rivera

Career In Embedded Technology

Career In Embedded Technology
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Embedded Technology
Many software professionals are now going for a career in embedded systems, the latest wave in technology. The communications industry is at an all-time high with embedded technology playing a crucial role in its advancement.
Professionals trained in embedded systems technologies happen to be a rare commodity in the recruitment market place. The demand for embedded systems engineers for product development and application will continue to grow in the years to come.
Embedded technology is a combination of computer hardware, software and additional mechanisms, an embedded device is one in which the software is hidden in the hardware on which it runs. Embedded systems are designed to perform a specific function within a given time frame.
Embedded devices are found inside (besides PCs or workstations) in anything electronic that seems intelligent such as handheld devices like personal digital assistants (PDAs, toys, automobiles, mobile phones, microwave ovens, music systems, digital cameras, access cards, TVs, MP3 players, ATMs, traffic signals and numerous other gadgets that we come across in our every day life.
Some other interesting scenarios in which embedded systems can be used are; Heating and lighting systems, which sense their surroundings and help minimize power consumption; Embedded software allows your washing machine to choose speed according to the type of cloth, gives thinking power to the microwave, acts like a music conductor in the car engine and pushes rocket launches into space.
Embedded systems are similar to memory chips with applications pre-loaded onto them. Once programmed, the software cannot be changed and this is what makes it different from Personal Computer. There is a lack of technical talent is this highly evolving and developing area.
Eligibility:A candidate with a BE, diploma in electronics, MCAs, BCAs and B.Sc (Physics) are ideally suited for a career in embedded technology. While certifications and degrees are available in foreign universities, there are very few high-end training providers offering courses focused on embedded software in India.
Diploma in Embedded Systems Design
Realizing the growth of embedded systems in day-to-day life and the need for trained manpower in this promising area, C-DAC (Centre for Development of Advanced Computing) has launched a Diploma in Embedded Systems Design (DESD). Established in March 1988, C-DAC is a Scientific Society of the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology. DESD is a five-month full-time course consisting of six modules, an industry relevant project and a seminar. Daily sessions comprise two hours of lecture followed by four hours of lab work.
Candidates with engineering degree in Electronics & Communication / Electronics & Instrumentation / Computer Science & Engineering / Computer Engineering / Information Technology or M.Sc Electronics / Instrumentation with first class in the final degree are eligible.