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DISHA RANI
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It is also more disciplined than computer Science, applying more systematic practices to help ensure that products are reliable and safe. Software engineers has opportunities in the field of Development, testing, software architect, quality control, project management, business analysis and account management, etc. Whereas web designing is the process which allows visitors to access the web pages at one platform with several images, texts, links, graphics, etc. Web designers use creative graphic designs and design web pages in a way to make the portal look attractive and easy to use. Web designing is niche area of expertise under softw
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DISHA RANI
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The benefits of most algorithms will be hard to explain to someone who has not yet been introduced to them, but I tried my best of giving a hint for their role.
1. Naive Bayes. Classification is a natural first step to machine learning and the Naive Bayes classifier combines that with the trending concept of Bayesian inference. Despite its simplicity, can address key problems like spam classification.
2. Map-Reduce. A simple and visual way of leveraging multiple computers to solve a single task. More on its different uses here: MapReduce Patterns, Algorithms, and Use Cases. All the best.
1. Naive Bayes. Classification is a natural first step to machine learning and the Naive Bayes classifier combines that with the trending concept of Bayesian inference. Despite its simplicity, can address key problems like spam classification.
2. Map-Reduce. A simple and visual way of leveraging multiple computers to solve a single task. More on its different uses here: MapReduce Patterns, Algorithms, and Use Cases. All the best.
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DISHA RANI
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(a) Brand Image of company and its market position including financial strength, order book, technology strengths. (b) Choose a company which is ready to offer you career profile based on your technical expertise and specialisation. (c) Type of work profile being offered. (d) Job Location. (e) Compensation package. (f) Career Prospects. (g) Student Intake. In case, student intake is higher lesser will be promotional avenue. (h) Track record of alumni students performance. (I) Opportunities for onsite assignment. (j) Opportunities for new technology training and help in seek industry certification. (k) Bench policies. (l) Previous Pink
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Mohit Sood
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
Some of the positions in the IT industry are software engineer, software consultant, network engineer, database administrator, test engineer, system analyst, computer systems analysts, programmer and quality assurance engineer.
Some of the positions in the IT industry are software engineer, software consultant, network engineer, database administrator, test engineer, system analyst, computer systems analysts, programmer and quality assurance engineer.
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Ankit KumarUniversity of Delhi
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For doing PG with your current job you have eto pursue the course through correspondence, because through correspondence, you have to go for examination and practical, so this is good for you.
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Mohit Sood
Guide-Level 12
You don't need a certificate to get a job. The only thing is that you need to focused time on what you want to do. Start learning online things.
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Sahil Rana
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Eligibility for a SAP certification
There are no specific requirements for a SAP certification. Applicants need to be graduates (B.Tech, B.Sc or B.Com graduates can benefit more) or have a Master's degree. Computer knowledge and a little knowledge in the area which you want to do the SAP course will be a big plus.
There are no specific requirements for a SAP certification. Applicants need to be graduates (B.Tech, B.Sc or B.Com graduates can benefit more) or have a Master's degree. Computer knowledge and a little knowledge in the area which you want to do the SAP course will be a big plus.
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