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a month agoContributor-Level 9
Yes, Cloud Computing is usually brought into the B.Tech CSBS (Computer Science and Business Systems) syllabus at Lovely Professional University, but not always in the same way. Sometimes it shows up as a core topic, sometimes it is treated like an elective, and other times it comes through industry oriented modules, which depends on the particular curriculum update. Because CSBS is made to match current job market needs, students end up getting exposure to newer technologies like cloud computing, data analytics, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital business systems. In a sense, this helps them gain practical skills that
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a month agoBeginner-Level 5
Chandigarh University has a course that's really good. The course is B.E./B.Tech CSE with a specialisation in Cloud Computing. I think this Cloud Computing course is great because it is designed with the help of companies. This means we learn about the ideas behind Cloud Computing and we also get to practice what we learn. We get to learn about architecture and virtualization and DevOps and a few other things like distributed computing and the new cloud platforms. We learn all these things by doing projects and working in labs and getting certificates. The things we learn are the things that companies are looking for now. So when we fi
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a month agoBeginner-Level 5
I think the placement opportunities for B.E. CSE Cloud Computing at Chandigarh University is really good. This is because the programme is done with IBM and it focuses on the kind of cloud technologies that companies are looking for. Students get to learn about things like AWS and Azure and virtualization and cloud architecture. They get this knowledge from training and certifications that are connected to the industry. Lots of companies from the IT and software and consulting and cloud services sectors come to the university to hire students. Chandigarh University says that B.E. CSE students can get packages of more than ₹50 LPA. Th
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2 months agoContributor-Level 10
School of Computing Science, VELS Institute BCA Cloud Computing fees is INR 4.12 lakh. School of Computing Science, VELS Institute fee structure includes many componets. The total fee may differ at the time of payment due to the variables of the fee structure.
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2 months agoContributor-Level 9
While both programs share a foundation in programming, the specialised BSc at the School of Information Science, Presidency University focuses on intelligent, data-driven technologies. This curriculum includes advanced topics such as machine learning, big data technologies, and cloud environments. Students spend more time learning how to design and deploy scalable applications on the cloud.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Yes, you can specialize in Cloud Computing after BTech CS or even during it, for that matter. You have some simple options to do the same -
- Choose your electives accordingly. Indulge in relevant projects and internships to grab jobs in the said domain.
- People often get into some additional certificate programs to gain expertise in a particular tech field during their official degree.
- You can choose the Cloud Computing specialisation during your M.Tech degree too.
- Cloud Computing is more of a sub-branch of IT & Software rather than an engineering branch itself. But pursuing it as a field of expertise is definitely possible.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Cloud computing is basically a set of services accessed over the cloud i.e the internet. Cloud engineering is all about designing, developing, and maintaining cloud infrastructure. Both swear by tools like AWS, Azure & Google Cloud Platform. Cloud engineering additionally leverages services of other tools like Terraform, Ansible, Prometheus, etc.. The fields are closely related but still have distinct features and functions.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Choosing a better course is a subjective take. All you can do for yourself is have a bit of introspection. Have an overview of the tools, languages, syllabus, projects and job roles.
To give you an introductory idea - Cloud computing is all about services like storage, servers and databases provided over the web. Whereas cyber security field deals with protecting your systems and data from external attacks. Honestly, both are high-demand fields right now.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
Some things like networking essentials, basic programming, Python, scripting, operating systems, Linux, etc. can be helpful for you before starting your academics in cloud computing. They are not compulsory for admission.
Other prerequisites largely depend on the level of your academic journey you are at as of now.
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4 months agoContributor-Level 10
There are numerous job profiles offered in the domain of cloud computing in India. Some of them are - AWS Devops Engineer, Full Stack Developer, Cloud Security Engineer, Cloud Support Engineer, Cloud Devops Engineer, Software Tester and a lot more. Now my advice to freshers would be to pick an expertise, stick to it and learn as much as you can. Develop portfolio/ projects to showcase in your resume, connect with faculty and maintain a good alumni network to have good industry connections. Don't wait for the end of your degree/ course duration for opportunities.
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