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Class 2 Ahmedabad Student Enters Guinness Record As Youngest Programmer
A six-year-old boy from Ahmedabad has entered Guinness World Record as the World's Youngest Computer Programmer by clearing the Python programming language.
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
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Mumbai Teen Doesn't Have Class 12 Certificate; But She Got Into MIT
Seventeen-year-old Malvika Raj Joshi doesn't have a class 10 or 12 certificate but has made it to the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), thanks to her computer programming talent.
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Future of journalism as seen through Computer Science
Last spring, Nick Bilton, an adjunct professor at New York University (and a New York Times blogger), and his technology class stashed sensors all over their floor at the Tisch School of the Arts: on elevators, in hallways, outside bathrooms,...
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Class 2 Ahmedabad Student Enters Guinness Record As Youngest Programmer
A six-year-old boy from Ahmedabad has entered Guinness World Record as the World's Youngest Computer Programmer by clearing the Python programming language.
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Infosys Treats Its New Recruits Like Fighter Pilots
When Infosys set out to remake its internal training program, instructors visited flight schools to see how professional pilots are taught to deal with fast-changing situations. That led the outsourcing giant to model classes on flight simulators that teach recruits to work faster, think for themselves and anticipate corporate customers' needs. The...
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Mumbai Teen Doesn't Have Class 12 Certificate; But She Got Into MIT
Seventeen-year-old Malvika Raj Joshi doesn't have a class 10 or 12 certificate but has made it to the prestigious Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), thanks to her computer programming talent.
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Future of journalism as seen through Computer Science
Last spring, Nick Bilton, an adjunct professor at New York University (and a New York Times blogger), and his technology class stashed sensors all over their floor at the Tisch School of the Arts: on elevators, in hallways, outside bathrooms,...
