Computers & IT (Non-Engg)

DOEACC is an autonomous body of the Department of Information Technology, Ministry of Communications & Information Technology, Government of India with Head Quarters at New Delhi. It is envisioned to bring the most updated global industry relevant computer education, within the reach of more and more in the areas of Information, Electronics and Communication Technology (IECT).
Realising the wide gap in the availability of quality computer professionals to meet India's ambitious leadership plans in software exports, the society has revolutionized computer knowledge dissemination, by offering its meticulously prepared curriculum through the non-formal sector. A fact that is perhaps best echoed by the whole-hearted support to the curriculum, by leading IT professionals and educationists. A unique feature of the curriculum is a horizontal entry to students from non-accredited institutes, so a student with a certain minimum level of computer knowledge need not start at the foundation 'O' level. The courses range from entry Level to M.Tech degree level:
Certificate course on computer concepts (CCC):Foundation (O) levelAdvanced Diploma (A) levelMCA Degree equivalent (B) level andM.Tech Degree (C) level.
Some of the institutions/companies which seek for DOEACC qualifiers are V.S.N.L, CONCOR, UPSC, CRIS, Government Ministries, Banking Services, NHPC, IDBI, ONGC, Shipping Corporation Of India, Railway Recruitment Board, HAL, etc.
* Different levels of DOEACC are complete in itself, for detailed information you can check out the link below:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/articles/your-career-after-doeacc-blogId-4579

Cloud computing is one of the most talked about IT trends today. This is because of the fact that cloud computing has helped several enterprises to save money while adding to the convenience of the users. The word cloud refers to the widespread internet, which means cloud computing is an internet-based computing where services are delivered to the users via the internet.
Cloud computing jobs are on the rise. According to a recent analysis, the international cloud computing market is expected to rise to $147 billion by 2019, and around 2 lakh job opportunities in India are expected in the same period.
The roles in cloud computing might range from cloud developers to operators. Every role comprises of the knowledge of the cloud computing basics and certain domain-specific skills. Here are some of the popular cloud-related job profiles:
Cloud Software Engineer
Cloud Project Manager
Cloud Business Analyst
Cloud Network Architect/Planner
Cloud Product Manager
Cloud Sales Executive
Cloud Developer/Programmer
Cloud Consultant
Cloud Systems Engineer
Cloud Systems Administrator
Cloud Network Engineer
Follow the article below for more details:
To make a career in cloud computing, a person needs to have the ability to integrate and combine infrastructure and applications and develop a service-oriented architecture.
There are institutes like Aptech, NIIT, IBM and a few other institutes that provide certification courses in Cloud Computing.
For example, NIIT has a program named The NIIT Edgeineers program that trains the students to work on Microsofts cloud computing platform Windows Azure that makes it easier to store, host, operate, scale, and manage web services and web applications.
IBM too has started a course on Cloud Computing aiming to train cloud architects and cloud computing professionals for the near future.
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/cloud-computing/articles/career-in-cloud-computing-red-hot-job-trend-blogId-3613

Hi,
Technology is moving at a speedier pace than at any other time. Pushing forward to 2017, the technologies will experience a huge change and have the greatest effect on our lives.
Cloud, mobile and big data have, together, changed the very texture of traditional IT services and programming development. Indeed, even as the worldwide IT industry reevaluates itself to come with new computerized realities, a great many old IT and tech occupations around the globe confront imminent extinction, thus, rest guaranteed, birthing numerous new ones.
Some of the top IT trends include:
1. JAVA/J2EE & Its Frameworks (Struts, Spring, Hibernate):
It is one of the most widely used technology by almost all the reputed companies across all domains (Banking, Telecom, Life Sciences, Financial Services, Aviation, Academia, Retail & Consumer products) around the world. Here is what all you must cover while opting for a Java course:
-J2SE (Core Part)
-J2EE (JSP & Servlets + EJB)
-STRUTS (Framework for Java)
-SPRING and/or HIBERNATE (For more sophisticated & advanced applications)
2.CISCO Technologies
CISCO technologies can be a good choice for those who are highly fascinated by the various types of network wires connected to their computer, the plugs and switches that hold the programming logic of those cables and are curious of how data flows (routes) through those switches.
3. SAS
Some of the chief benefits of this technology are:
-It is used for business planning, forecasting, and decision support owing to its accurate results and is widely used for operations research and project management.
-Considered as the smartest tool for quality improvement and applications development.
-It supports data warehousing (extract, transform, and load).
-Its business solutions assist in areas such as human resource management, financial management, business intelligence, customer relationship management and more.
-It is also used in report generation and analysis of results in clinical trials of the pharmaceutical industry.
4. Other Language Courses (PHP, Ruby/Perl/Python)
To know more about the latest IT trends, you can check the following article:
https://www.shiksha.com/it-software/databases/articles/top-10-current-tech-trends-for-it-enthusiasts-blogId-5643