Know Your World: 2009

Why B.Tech is not valuable in these days as it was in earlier days?

at 4:53 PM Posted by Chaithanya | 0 comments

B.Tech (Bachelor Of Technology) is a 4 year course any where in our country.Until the 20th century doing b.tech was a great job in the sense there was not much awareness among the people.In that period of time before the 20th century many people used to do B.Com(Bachelor Of Commerce) doing this in that was great.....

Hence in my view doing B.Tech in our universities except in IIT`s and NIT`s is not a big deal.....

Now coming to the quality & quantity of colleges- There are plenty of colleges in our country,coming to A.P there are at least 500-600 colleges affliated to JNTU(Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University).One can say that because of so many colleges every student can study B.Tech comfortably,but the main disadvantage is that the college will not provide sufficient faculty and there will be no lab facilities.

The main fault is with the JNTU, they will bribe the AICTE(All India Council For Technical Education) people and the college management will also give money and buy these people playing with the students life.Hence the government should take serious action so that at least we can see some good colleges coming up....

If a student is coming out of B.Tech he should be in such a way that he has some knowledge in his course structure not necessarily the practicals,but if we see students of todays generation they don`t know what is their course structure.For this reason we cannot simply blame the students because if the faculty himself is not coming to the class what can the students do?....

This is a serious problem in our country.There are at least 4-5(lakh) students passing out every year in that only 30k-40k people get recruited in a job another 30k-40k opt for higher studies.The remaining students i.e, nearly 4 lakh are sitting idle or working for just 3k-4k salaries or roaming here and there for jobs.If a student immediately gets into a job its fine otherwise he has various thoughts in his mind.With these thoughts he can even turn into a CRIMINAL or TERRORIST.

Hence the government should look into this matter,so that they can make all people employed or they can take some alternate decisions....

The reason behind this post is not criticise anybody but to make people open there eyes and hence work for the up liftment of our COUNTRY..

Computer Science & Information Engineeering

at 5:42 PM Posted by Chaithanya | 0 comments

B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering) a study of the theoretical foundations of information and computation, offers a foundation which permits the students to adapt new technologies and ideas. This branch of engineering has many sub-fields for e.g. computer graphics, computational problems, computational complexity theory, software engineering, algorithms, system architecture and much more. After doing B.Tech (Computer Science) from the Top engineering colleges, an individual can find a good job in the renowned IT company. He can work in various areas such as:-

Software Application:- Software is a set of programs that has been created by the programmers. In the software development, there are two kinds of people i.e. System analyst and Software programmer. The work of System analyst is to develop computer programs. In this regard, he analyzes the system and studies the way things are working. And software programmers give detailed instructions to the computer for solving the provided problem. They usually work on descriptions and guidelines give by system analysts.
Sales and Marketing:- Each company wants to develop its business more and more. In sales and marketing job, one can involve in selling the computer system and its marketing to various companies. We can define software applications and solutions selling activity as Business Development.
Support and Application services:- In support and application services, an individual helps the customer in the purchase of the software. He guides him about the right kind of an application and for this, he also provides him the training of its usage.
Computer Operations:- After doing B.Tech(Computer Science), one can work in computer operations. The computer operations involve handling of computer peripherals as well as other accessories such as CD-ROMs, disk drives, printers etc. So one can easily make one's career in this field.
Programmers or coders:- As a programmer, the employee writes the programs as well as tests them. He is also able to convert the strategies of the system analyst into working programs. As a programmer, there are so many requirements available in the IT industry. So after completing the study, one can easily start his career as a programmer.

In short,B.Tech(Computer Science) program brings a lot of job opportunities
for the students.

Ref:articlesbase

Civil Engineering

at 5:26 PM Posted by Chaithanya | 0 comments

Engineering is the term applied to the profession of knowledge of natural and mathematical aspects. A successful Engineer not only gains his knowledge through books but also through his experience and practices. You will be well aware of the fact that there are many fields of Engineering, and all of them are equally important. Civil Engineering plays a vital role in a country’s development. The Civil engineers are the professionals who are trained in pure and applied sciences to deal with the construction of Dams, Bridges, Tunnels, Thermal Plants, Highways, Airport runways, homes and other commercial structures.

Greece the Land of Engineers:

You will be well aware of the fact that the Greeks were the pioneers of construction. Civil Engineering was born as early between 4000 and 2000 BC. the Greek word which stands for Civil Engineer was the first representation. Parthenon by Iktinos in Ancient Greece (447-438 BC), is a remarkable construction by the civil Engineers of the Greek period. Even today the Civil Engineers of Greece are well known for their outstanding construction skills.

Hands Of Civil Engineers Shaping The World:

We cannot image a world without the Civil Engineers. Civil engineers contribute the standard of living to the public and life would have been impossible on Earth without all these Civil Engineers out there. From basic residence to complicated safety units and medical facilities, all are originated from the skills of the civil engineers. With lots of advancements in construction technology, life is becoming more convenient than ever before.

Civil Engineers Concern On Safety

Construction is a complicated task. Apart from the beauty of the construction, the civil Engineer has to consider the effects of nature on the buildings too. The civil Engineers are much concerned about the safety measures of the building and the ability of the buildings to withstand the natural calamities such as earthquakes, flood and storms. Construction becomes more complicated in the construction of structures such as dams and nuclear power plants. As these structures are associated with the safety of thousands of people, the civil engineers face many challenges while constructing these structures.

Renovation of Old and Damaged Buildings

Apart from construction, the civil engineers play an important role in the renovation of old damaged structures. Renovation is considered to be more complicated when compared to the fresh construction. As renovation of existing structures has to be done without damaging the adjacent construction, the task is more challenging. However, the skilled Engineers from Greece are able to do the renovation process with ease. These Greek civil Engineers gained enormous construction and renovation skills through their experience rather than from just bookish knowledge.

Without all these skilled civil engineers, the world would have been just a blank desert. Certainly these civil engineers are shaping the world for a better tomorrow.

Civil Engineering is the up coming boom in the world.

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Electricals Engineering

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The Electrical Engineering Department in the Particle Physics Division supports a wide variety of experiments and High Energy Physics projects at Fermilab as well as projects at other locations. The department works on detector front-end electronics for experiments such as CDF, DZero, MINOS, CKM, BTeV and CMS at CERN. Additional design work is also done on astrophysics projects such as Sloan Digital Sky Survey, Cryogenic Dark Matter Search, and Pierre Auger Observatory. Support is provided for starting new experiments in terms of consulting and infrastructure design. Long-term support is provided on most electronic aspects of the two current colliding beams experiments, CDF and DZero. When requested, EED also supports projects in the Beams Division relating to accelerator instrumentation such as NuMI and MiniBooNE.

Many design and support disciplines are available within EED. Engineering is available for digital, analog, ASIC (Application Specify Integrated Circuit), controls, systems, and power supply design. Skilled drafting resources are available for schematics, board layouts, construction drawings, mechanical drawings, and general documentation. Fabrication support is available for circuit boards, chassis, cables, surface mount assemblies, and various modules. Testing capabilities range from general board level testing to integrated circuit wafer level and packaged part testing. Most jobs are handled from design, through fabrication, testing, and installation.

Electronics Engineering

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Electronics Engineering Technology distance learning courses are flourishing, making use of the low entry-level requirement of a 2-year Associate Degree to become an Engineering Technician, and the further career advancement to an Engineering Technologist (or Applied Engineer) possible in the field by pursuing a 4-year Bachelors Degree. Among all Technicians and Technologists working in USA, Electrical and Electronics Engineering professionals make up more than one-third, which is a clear indication for their demand. And this demand is nowadays driven more by the high-tech industry's need for Electronics Engineering Technicians, rather than the conventional industries' need for Electronics engineering Technicians.

Why Electronics Engineering Technology?

All of today's booming industrial sectors like telecommunications, medical equipment, control systems, automotive systems, navigational systems, and of course, the consumer appliances sector are bringing out everything from mobile phones to home theatres, and require expertise in Electronics Engineering more than anything else, which explains the demand for Electronics Engineering professionals.

However, to attempt the field through an engineering degree can be taxing to those students who are not interested in taking advanced level mathematics (calculus) courses that an Engineering Degree requires, or to endure its long 4-year time frame. For such students, Electronics Engineering Technology is a great option, with its stress on applied or hands-on Electronics Engineering rather than the mathematics-dense and research-oriented Electronics Engineering. The time frame also is much shorter, with an Electronics Engineering Technician requiring only a 2-year Associate Degree to enter the field.

The job opportunities too are tilted in favor of Electronics Engineering Technicians when compared with Electronics Engineers; there are 182,000 Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians working in USA, compared with only 143,000 Electronics Engineers. The only drawbacks - a lower level in the hierarchy and the lower starting salaries than Electronics Engineers - can be overcome in the long run, since interested Electronics Engineering Technicians can study further for a 4-year Bachelors Degree, thus qualifying for the senior position of Electronics Engineering Technologist, who enjoys a position and salary comparable to Electronics Engineers. Average salary for Electronics Engineering Senior Technicians / Technologists is US $46,000, very comparable to salaries for Electronics Engineers at US $52,000.Where as in India it is about 70k-80k pm.

Why Electronics Engineering Technology Distance Learning?

It is estimated that job opportunities for Electronics Engineering Technicians and Technologists would grow at up to 17% every year, for nearly the next 10 years. The requirement of an Associate Degree for entering the field is a relatively recent phenomenon, and a significant percentage of working Electronics Engineering Technicians doesn't have such a formal degree. The industry preference to degree holders is encouraging such working professionals to get an Associate Degree, and electronics engineering technology distance learning becomes the natural choice. Also, due to the boom in the sector, those already having an Associate Degree will go for a Bachelors Degree so that they can work as a Technologist. And, of course, the growth prospects in the sector are attracting working professionals from other fields to Electronics Engineering Technology. These three factors are driving the huge demand for electronics engineering technology distance learning courses.

Earlier, there were technological hindrances to deliver such a hands-on course through a distance or online model. However, with the development of state-of-the-art systems like National Instruments' LabVIEW/ELVIS (Educational Laboratory Virtual Instrumentation Suite), which can be used by remote students through a web browser, to virtually perform any electronics experiment, the demand for Electronics Engineering Distance Learning courses are at an all-time high.

Universities and colleges Offering Electronics Engineering Technology Distance Learning:

Electronics engineering technology distance learning courses offer both 2-year Associate and 4-year Bachelors Degrees. While Community Colleges and Institutes dominate the Associate Degree scene, Universities and Polytechnics are the primary sources for Bachelors Degrees. While searching for electronics engineering technology distance learning courses, it should be kept in mind that many US institutions still call the subject Electrical Engineering Technology.

Associate Degrees:

Many Community Colleges and Institutes offer 2-year Associate Degrees for electronics engineering technology distance learning, but fully accredited courses are fewer. Whether for employment as an Electronics Engineering Technician or for further pursuance of a Bachelors Degree, it is always better to go for an accredited course. Cleveland Institute of Electronics (CIE), Penn Foster Career School, and Grantham University are three institutions that offer accredited Associate Degrees in the subject.

CIE's Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) in Electronics Engineering Technology boasts of many unique features. Designed from the ground up as a distance learning course

, rather than an online adaptation of a regular course, the CIE A.A.S. provides everything that an electronics engineering technology distance learning student might require, in a packaged fashion - complete with printed courseware for over 250 self-paced lessons, videos, and detailed instructions for the over 300 hands-on lab experiments. The only thing missing will be access to an Oscilloscope, and the CIE Bookstore even sells Oscilloscopes at discounted prices to its students! One-to-one instructor support is always available for students. Even the exams can be taken online. A really unique feature of the course is that interested and capable students can complete the course in half or even quarter time, and need only pay for that!

Penn Foster Career School offers an Associate in Specialized Technology (AST) in Electronics Technology, that can be completed fully online, with access to an internet-connected computer being the only requirement. Tuition includes well-written and amply-illustrated printed courseware, tools and equipment for experiments, and unlimited instructor support through website, phone, email, and regular mail. Online open-book exams and end-of-semester proctored exams are other features of this course. The course is self-paced, with longer than 2-year durations allowed.

Grantham University offers an Associate of Science (AS) in Electronics Engineering Technology through the distance mode. The tuition package for the course includes textbooks, lesson guides, grading of all tests, mailing of materials and graded tests from the college, consultation with instructors, and required software. Proctored exams are conducted at the end of every semester, which lend more credibility to this course. Consultation with instructors is available through phone, fax, email, and regular mail. To better facilitate the distance mode of the course, Grantham University even provides a discounted option for its students to buy computers from Dell. However, the main advantage of this course is that full credit transfer is possible to Grantham's bachelors degree in

the subject. Grantham is especially popular with military students.

Bachelors Degrees:

When it comes to Bachelors Degrees for electronics engineering technology distance learning, even courses with accreditation from the Technology Accreditation Commission (TAC) of the Accreditation Board for Engineering Technology (ABET) are available.

Old Dominion University offers its bachelor of science (BS) in Engineering Technology, with Electrical Engineering Technology as Major, and Electrical Systems Technology as optional. The course name follows the earlier US convention of naming Electronics Engineering courses as Electrical Engineering courses. This B.S. indeed has significant stress on Electronics Engineering Technology. In-depth coverage of Electronics includes Linear Electronics, Digital Controls, Microprocessors, Communications, Control Systems etc. High-tech delivery methods like virtual laboratory, streaming video, and satellite broadcast for 1-way video and 2-way audio, are fully utilized. The course is accredited by TAC of ABET.

World College, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Cleveland Institute of Electronics (CIE), offers a Bachelor of Electronics Engineering Technology (BEET) through the distance mode. Features include over 300 lab experiments, online exams, and toll free phones and email for consultation with instructors. Subjects covered include Electronics, Computer Technology, Telecommunications, Electrical Power, and Control Systems. Access to a computer and an oscilloscope are necessary.

Grantham University (described above, under Associate Degrees) also offers a Bachelor of Science (BS) in Electronics Engineering Technology.

The only current limiting factor for electronics engineering technology distance learning seems to be the high costs for implementing virtual labs that can be simultaneously accessed by a large number of students, and once this is solved by better and economical hardware and software, electronics engineering technology distance learning will be provided by more and more Universities, Colleges, and Polytechnic Institutes.

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Mechanical Engineering

at 8:48 PM Posted by Chaithanya | 0 comments

The major divisions of mechanical engineering are designs and controls, thermo-science and fluids, engineering mechanics, and manufacturing. Depending on the colleges and the universities, some mechanical engineering programs offer more specialized programs, such as mechatronics, robotics, transport and logistics, cryogenics, and biomechanics, if a separate department does not exist for these subjects.

Modern analysis and design processes in mechanical engineering are aided by various computational tools like finite element analysis (FEA) and computational fluid dynamics (CFD), computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-aided manufacturing (CAM). In system design and controls, a mechanical engineer may apply CAD/CAM systems to feed “instructions" to computer numerically-controlled (CNC) machines such as robots, milling machines, and lathes. In this way the engineer could automate the manufacturing process without the need for intermediate drawings. A mechanical engineer working in thermo-fluid might design a heat sink, an air conditioning system, or an internal combustion engine. Other processes might focus on the fluid itself, such as a fan to cool an electrical system, a turbine to power a submarine, or a spray gun to apply chemical coatings.

Given the wide range of subjects, students preparing to study mechanical engineering should consider the programs available in their respective colleges and universities. Most mechanical engineering programs offer the major subjects of study. Fundamental subjects of mechanical engineering include: statics, dynamics, strength of materials, solid mechanics, thermodynamics, fluid dynamics, heat transfer, refrigeration and air conditioning, kinematics (including robotics), manufacturing technology, mechatronics and control theory. Mechanical engineers are also expected to understand and be able to apply concepts from chemistry and electrical engineering. At the smallest scales, mechanical engineering becomes nanotechnology and molecular engineering - one speculative goal of which is to create a molecular assembler to build molecules and materials via mechanosynthesis. For now this goal remains within exploratory engineering.

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Why i wanted to start a blog?

at 11:57 PM Posted by Chaithanya | 0 comments

Hi friends i am Chaithanya.The main reason behind starting the blog is my friend Karthik,when ever i go to his house he sits in front of the moniter and tries to know something new everytime, each and every time i go he tells me about BLOGGING,but i dont have interest in blogging and all that stuff.Another thing about my friend is that though his computer works slowly he has a lot of patience in finding out new things,so one fine day while coming from his place to my place i thought why couldn't i start a BLOG.

Hence from that day i started knowing how to create a blog.Second reason is that i want to interact with various people in the world and i want to share my views,ideas about what i know.These two main reasons helped me to create a blog....

Browsing this blog will be a treat for you guys and girls......

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