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Government Offering Course In High-Performance Computing, Check Details
HPC has become crucial in the current technological landscape as it plays an important role advancing scientific research, solving complex problems and driving innovation across various industries.
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If Unis Stick With Online Assessment After COVID, They’ll Have Do More to Stop Cheating
Some academic institutions have decided to continue with online assessments, after the disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic that began two years ago. However, research has revealed little evidence of changes in academic integrity policies and practices to explicitly address the circumstances brought on by COVID. The study also found that rules and ...
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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Suresh Angadi: Politician-Cum-Educationist And Now A First-Time Minister
Suresh Angadi, a four-time member of Lok Sabha from Belgaum Lok Sabha constituency, is also an educationist whose institutions offer courses in commerce, science, computer science, business administration and engineering.
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Tesla Model 3 Braking Improves With On-Air Software Update
The 'connected automobile' has truly come of age. While in the past, one had to resort to mechanical upgrades like better brake pads, cross drilled and slotted discs and of course, weight reduction, to improve braking performance, Tesla has done it with a few lines of computer code. A new on-air update for the Tesla Model 3 has improved braking in ...
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ICAR All India Entrance Exam For Agriculture Courses In June; Check Exam Schedule
The 23rd edition of ICAR-AIEEA will be held on June 22, 2018 (for PG and PhD courses) and June 23, 2018 (for UG courses). The exam will be computer based.
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As CEO, Satya Nadella Immediately Put His Mark On Microsoft: Bill Gates
Microsoft founder Bill Gates was all praises for the company's Indian-American CEO Satya Nadella, saying he has successfully charted a course for making the most of the opportunities created by technology and helped the IT giant to stand out in the computing industry.
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Recognise CBSE-Offered Computer Courses For Admission: UGC To Varsities
The UGC has asked universities to recognise the CBSE-offered computer programmes from the upcoming session, which comes as a relief to students facing troubles taking admissions to undergraduate programmes for having studied Informatics Practices in Class XII.
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Delhi University Admissions: First Cut-Off List Touches 100 Per Cent Mark
Admission in Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has again touched the 100 per cent cut-off mark in two colleges for BSc (Computer Science) course.
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Maoist Leader Sabyasachi Panda Learning Computers in Berhampur Jail
Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda, who is lodged in the circle jail in Berhampur, is learning basic computer course inside the prison.
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In Delhi University's First Cut-Off List, 100% Needed for Courses at Three Colleges
The first cut-off list of Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has for the third time touched the 100 per cent-mark with three rank outsider colleges this time putting the ceiling at maximum for admission to its B.Sc (Computer Science) course.
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Government Offering Course In High-Performance Computing, Check Details
HPC has become crucial in the current technological landscape as it plays an important role advancing scientific research, solving complex problems and driving innovation across various industries.
-
If Unis Stick With Online Assessment After COVID, They’ll Have Do More to Stop Cheating
Some academic institutions have decided to continue with online assessments, after the disruptions of the Covid-19 pandemic that began two years ago. However, research has revealed little evidence of changes in academic integrity policies and practices to explicitly address the circumstances brought on by COVID. The study also found that rules and ...
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IBM, Institutions in India Join Hands to Develop Quantum Computing Skilling in India
Although quantum computing is a popular buzzword, one fact that’s often understated is that as this new branch of computing develops, skilled expertise will be critical in making the most of this opportunity. IBM India and top-tier institutions in India are collaborating to skill the youth in quantum computing. Gadgets 360 caught up with stakehol...
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Suresh Angadi: Politician-Cum-Educationist And Now A First-Time Minister
Suresh Angadi, a four-time member of Lok Sabha from Belgaum Lok Sabha constituency, is also an educationist whose institutions offer courses in commerce, science, computer science, business administration and engineering.
-
Tesla Model 3 Braking Improves With On-Air Software Update
The 'connected automobile' has truly come of age. While in the past, one had to resort to mechanical upgrades like better brake pads, cross drilled and slotted discs and of course, weight reduction, to improve braking performance, Tesla has done it with a few lines of computer code. A new on-air update for the Tesla Model 3 has improved braking in ...
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ICAR All India Entrance Exam For Agriculture Courses In June; Check Exam Schedule
The 23rd edition of ICAR-AIEEA will be held on June 22, 2018 (for PG and PhD courses) and June 23, 2018 (for UG courses). The exam will be computer based.
-
As CEO, Satya Nadella Immediately Put His Mark On Microsoft: Bill Gates
Microsoft founder Bill Gates was all praises for the company's Indian-American CEO Satya Nadella, saying he has successfully charted a course for making the most of the opportunities created by technology and helped the IT giant to stand out in the computing industry.
-
Recognise CBSE-Offered Computer Courses For Admission: UGC To Varsities
The UGC has asked universities to recognise the CBSE-offered computer programmes from the upcoming session, which comes as a relief to students facing troubles taking admissions to undergraduate programmes for having studied Informatics Practices in Class XII.
-
Delhi University Admissions: First Cut-Off List Touches 100 Per Cent Mark
Admission in Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has again touched the 100 per cent cut-off mark in two colleges for BSc (Computer Science) course.
-
Maoist Leader Sabyasachi Panda Learning Computers in Berhampur Jail
Maoist leader Sabyasachi Panda, who is lodged in the circle jail in Berhampur, is learning basic computer course inside the prison.
-
In Delhi University's First Cut-Off List, 100% Needed for Courses at Three Colleges
The first cut-off list of Delhi University for its undergraduate courses has for the third time touched the 100 per cent-mark with three rank outsider colleges this time putting the ceiling at maximum for admission to its B.Sc (Computer Science) course.
