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Monday Apr 30, 2007

April Monthly Awards to Campus Ambassadors, India

I would like to recognize who have proposed lot of ideas for summer holidays.
* Kishore, IIT Guwahati
* Sun club co-ordinators, IIT Kanpur(Kshitiz, Madhuresh and Vikas)
* Prashanth A AKCE, Madurai
Thanks guys lets implement the same. Please look at the end of the blog about their ideas.


Now, its time for announcing the April month excellent achievers.

Most of you guys have exams followed by vacation starting from April. In spite of that some of you have done extremely great job.

Its my great pleasure to announce this month award to Ankita Agarwal  from PESIT, Bangalore and Abhishek Nagaraj from COEP, Pune.

What they have done :

Abhishek Nagaraj

* Conducted 4 day(hands on) workshop on “Web Development Using Netbeans”. Every morning from 9:00 am to 11 am.

1. NetBeans for the desktop.
2. Visual Web Pack for Netbeans
3. Java EE using Netbeans.
4. AJAX using Netbeans

Also discussed other issues (not in program) like
1. Designing for the web
2. Content Management Systems
3. Basic design principles etc.

* Gave a small demo during the workshop. Lots of people have crossed the initial levels and are waiting for the Sun Studio distros.(Windows/Linux and Solaris)

* Conducted a quizzing and 100 students were attended.

* Floating the project competition during summer holidays.

 
Ankita Agarwal

* Started conducting the workshop on Java from Feb 28th(about one and half hour of each session). In this month she has completed three and put together 10 workshops.(Attendence of around 75 each session)

 * Showed netbeans about developer collaboration demo

* Quite active and helpful in conducting PESIT track(IEC engineers conduct these sessions of four hours every weekend)

Congratulations to Abhishek and Ankita.
Keep up the great work.

Excellent guys, all are doing good.

Lets give lot of push for "temple of sun" gaming contest for upcoming months.

 

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 Update from Kishore, IIT Guwahati


The following e-mail sent to student community
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Dear all,

CSEA in associatoin with Sun Club, IITG is intending to conduct online
course in Solaris operating system basics during the summer holidays.

Solaris is new to almost all the entire IITG student community.
Participating in this programme will make you the pioneers of
OSUG(OpenSolaris User Group) that is set up in IITG.

Course will be completely online. We will have the course content
dispersed over the net and talk among ourselves with chat conferences.
Believe me, this will be a very nice experience that you wouldn't want to
miss.

The outline will be as follows. It is tentative and will be changed as the
need arises.

1. UNIX - philosophy
2. open source - philosophy
3. Introduction, Installation - Live CD, virtualisation (Virtual PC,
VMWare, Qemu), actual install
4. Command line usage
5. Everyday tasks - howto (PDFs, Players etc)
6. Simple administration (net config, web server etc)
7. C programming (editors, debuggers, profilers)
8. Other C programming issues - (libraries, make)
9. Networking basics - (servers, clients)
10. Socket programming
11. Operating system basics
12. ZFS, DTrace, Zones - real good stuff here
13. A project

As you can see the course starts with real basics and we can proceed at a
very slow pace to grasp the entire content. We will have a 2 hr meeting
every week and the participant would need to spend 3 - 5 hrs a week.

The above course will be completed in a period of 1.5 months. The next
15-20 days will be dedicated for the project. We will involve in very good
projects that will be useful to the IITG community and deployed in the
next semester. The projects may be paid ones (not yet confirmed).

Requirements:
1. Interest and dedication to participate and learn
2. A net connection at hand during holidays

No previous knowledge of Solaris is required whatsoever.

To participate please reply to this mail with your NAME, ROLL, BRANCH.
(The course will be more CSE oriented but is useful to other branches
also)

This course is supported and sponsored by SUN Microsystems, India.

Cheers,
CSEA.
Kishore
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Kishore you rock!
 
Sun club, IIT Kanpur(Kshitiz, Maduresh, and Vikas) announces the following projects for summer

Gtalk connector - bluetooth will be used to connect mobile phone to the PC
and the phone will then serve the purpose of speakers and Mic .

J2ME games - basically we are focusing on developing mutli player games
over bluetooth analogous to multi player games over LAN

Guitar chords- synthesizing musical notes from a playing mp3 or from an
audio input from a guitar

Solaris System monitor - the students will try to develop a system
monitor for open Solaris. for this basically they will rely heavily on
using Dtrace as a system probe.

Update from Prashanth, AKCE Madurai

Seminars have been announced for Second Years in the following Topics..
dTrace
ZFS
NIAGARA
Belenix
Sun Vs Microsoft
RISC
Advantages of Solaris 10
Netbeans
etc..
One month time have been given for Preparation
i.e., after their examination they will be asked to present.
some goodies will be given for good presos..

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Comments:

i would like to do unix system administration thro' online. can you help me in this regards

Posted by SRINIVASAN on May 01, 2007 at 05:42 PM PDT #

Please visit sun.com/training If you need any details visit in.sun.com/univ and post a query.

Posted by Ganesh on May 02, 2007 at 11:29 PM PDT #

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