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New answer posted•2015-11-19 15:32:00
I'm doing B Tech (CSE) after BSc (PCM). Will I face any problems?
92 Views|Posted 2015-11-19 15:32:00
Asked by Sneha Lal

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2015-11-19 15:32:00
Hi Sneha,
I don't think that you will have to face any problem because of two degrees. It shows your determination towards your very clear understanding of achieving goals in life.
It also indicates that you are a dedicated person to achieve what ever you wish.
During Interviews you can always show tw
I don't think that you will have to face any problem because of two degrees. It shows your determination towards your very clear understanding of achieving goals in life.
It also indicates that you are a dedicated person to achieve what ever you wish.
During Interviews you can always show tw
New answer posted•2015-11-18 19:04:07
I have a B.Tech in computer science and an MSc in environmental science. How can I get a travelling job instead of a job with my back?
70 Views|Posted 2015-11-18 19:04:07
Asked by Avita F
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2015-11-18 19:04:07
Marketing, Sales and Service Engineer, Application Engineer positions may require extensive travel. An MBA in Marketing will definitely help improve job prospects.
New answer posted•2015-11-18 11:13:03
Which law course should one opt after engineering in IT?
95 Views|Posted 2015-11-18 11:13:03
Asked by Rani K

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2015-11-18 11:13:03
Hi ,
After earning an Engineering degree in Information technology advisable that you should opt for a career in the same field. However, If you have a keen interest in Law related courses then I would suggest you to do some diploma or PG Diploma courses in a specific area of law like Cyber laws, int
After earning an Engineering degree in Information technology advisable that you should opt for a career in the same field. However, If you have a keen interest in Law related courses then I would suggest you to do some diploma or PG Diploma courses in a specific area of law like Cyber laws, int
New answer posted•2015-11-17 11:05:14
What is the difference between ethical hacking and computer science engineering?
28 Views|Posted 2015-11-17 11:05:14
Asked by Reshu Mah

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2015-11-17 11:05:14
Hi Reshu,
Ethical hacking is related to the security domain, how it can be breached or how confidential data should be prevented from threats While computer science engineering is a much broader field and includes development, testing, maintenance etc
All the best
Ethical hacking is related to the security domain, how it can be breached or how confidential data should be prevented from threats While computer science engineering is a much broader field and includes development, testing, maintenance etc
All the best
New answer posted•2015-11-09 16:07:58
What are some of the best books on computer science?
78 Views|Posted 2015-11-09 16:07:58
Asked by Gunjan M

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2015-11-09 16:07:58
Hi Gunjan,
Mentioned below are some of the best books on computer science :
1. INTRODUCTION TO ALGORITHMS 3rd Edition by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest
2. Computer Networks 5th Edition by Andy Tanenbaum
3. MODERN OPERATING SYSTEMS,by Andy Tanenbaum
4. Operating Systems : Internals and Design Principles by Wil
Mentioned below are some of the best books on computer science :
1. INTRODUCTION TO ALGORITHMS 3rd Edition by Cormen, Leiserson, Rivest
2. Computer Networks 5th Edition by Andy Tanenbaum
3. MODERN OPERATING SYSTEMS,by Andy Tanenbaum
4. Operating Systems : Internals and Design Principles by Wil
New answer posted•2015-11-06 17:00:17
Is B.Sc(IT) student eligible for M.Tech ( computer science) ?
84 Views|Posted 2015-11-06 17:00:17
Asked by Divya Sharma

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2015-11-06 17:00:17
Hi Divya,
I would request Kamaraju Pulugurtha to share his views on the same.
I would request Kamaraju Pulugurtha to share his views on the same.
New answer posted•2015-11-06 14:48:07
Is it too late for me to be a programmer if I am already 28 and have no computer science background?
21 Views|Posted 2015-11-06 14:48:07
Asked by Vishnu Prasad

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2015-11-06 14:48:07
Hi Vishnu,
No – it’s never too late to learn. Additionally, you do not have to get a computer science degree to be a programmer. In the developer and designer communities, many companies are more interested in what you've created than in your resume or where you went to school.
There are myriad resour
No – it’s never too late to learn. Additionally, you do not have to get a computer science degree to be a programmer. In the developer and designer communities, many companies are more interested in what you've created than in your resume or where you went to school.
There are myriad resour
New answer posted•2015-11-06 13:10:13
What are the must read books or papers for computer science student?
58 Views|Posted 2015-11-06 13:10:13
Asked by Vishnu Prasad

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2015-11-06 13:10:13
Hi Vishnu,
Papers for Computer Science students:
1. Paxos - http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/
Providing a backbone for understanding how can distributed systems
2. Byzantine Fault Tolerance -http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824
If you have a system of N machines, and X are currupt, what will happen. Also video
Papers for Computer Science students:
1. Paxos - http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824/
Providing a backbone for understanding how can distributed systems
2. Byzantine Fault Tolerance -http://pdos.csail.mit.edu/6.824
If you have a system of N machines, and X are currupt, what will happen. Also video
New answer posted•2015-11-06 12:58:45
What are the top-tier schools for computer science in India?
35 Views|Posted 2015-11-06 12:58:45
Asked by Vishnu Prasad

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2015-11-06 12:58:45
Hi Vishnu,
Schools for computer Science in India (listed randomly):
1. IIT's - Bombay, Madras, Delhi, Kharagpur, Kanpur, Roorkee, Bangalore, Guwahati
2. BITS - Pilani, Warangal, Mesra, Trichy, Suratkhal
3. CEG - Madras
4. IIIT - Hyderabad, Allahabad
5. IT-BHU
6. PSG Tech - Coimbatore,
7. NIT - Suratkhal, Ca
Schools for computer Science in India (listed randomly):
1. IIT's - Bombay, Madras, Delhi, Kharagpur, Kanpur, Roorkee, Bangalore, Guwahati
2. BITS - Pilani, Warangal, Mesra, Trichy, Suratkhal
3. CEG - Madras
4. IIIT - Hyderabad, Allahabad
5. IT-BHU
6. PSG Tech - Coimbatore,
7. NIT - Suratkhal, Ca
New answer posted•2015-11-06 12:45:36
How important is linear algebra in computer science?
104 Views|Posted 2015-11-06 12:45:36
Asked by Amisha Patel

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2015-11-06 12:45:36
Hi Amisha,
Quite important for things like:
1. graphics programming
2. graph theory (social graphs for example)
3. singular value decomposition for recommendation systems (pagerank, netflix recommendations, collaborative filtering)
4. data clustering and classification
5. pattern recognition
6. various fo
Quite important for things like:
1. graphics programming
2. graph theory (social graphs for example)
3. singular value decomposition for recommendation systems (pagerank, netflix recommendations, collaborative filtering)
4. data clustering and classification
5. pattern recognition
6. various fo