Internship - Web designers and developers

Stipend	:	Expenses Covered
Start Date of Internship	:	Flexible
Application Deadline	:	04 Sep 2012
Duration	:	1 - 6 Months
No of Openings	:	4
Location	:	Mumbai
Category	:	Web design and development / frontend
Eligible Students	:	All Students

DESCRIPTION

Kratee ecommerce and consulting ltd is looking for web designers and developers for their new web project. This would be a great learning opportunity as you would get a chance to work with industry experts and the culture is open to ask as many tech and business questions as you have.... What we need - We need interns who are good with HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery. For Designers - knowledge of Photoshop, HTML 5 and CSS 3 is a plus. For Developer position - knowledge of PHP and My SQL is a must. If you have any framework experience you will be given a priority. Over everything else we need team members who are enthusiastic and open to learn new stuff. We are flexible with respect to your job timings, remuneration and other requirements. We put more impetus on attitude than degree and marks. The office is located near Andheri Station

KEY TAKEAWAYS

This would be a great learning opportunity as you would get a chance to work with industry experts and the culture is open to ask as many tech and business questions as you have.... You will learn latest PHP frameworks, responsive web design, develop internet solutions, startup insights and will directly work with the core team. We are flexible with respect to your job timings, remuneration and other requirements. We put more impetus on attitude than degree and marks. The office is located near Andheri

REQUIRED SKILLS

What we need - We need interns who are good with HTML, CSS, Javascript and JQuery. For Designers - knowledge of Photoshop, HTML 5 and CSS 3 is a plus. For Developer position - knowledge of PHP and My SQL is a must. If you have any framework experience you will be given a priority.

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PHP Developers Winter Internship 2012 at Digital Science Web Technologies P. Ltd in Ahmedabad

Hello Friends

Digital Science Web Technologies P. Ltd. is an IT company working with 100% International clients. Growing faster and expanding its strength and need quality and challenging people to join the company. Digital Science Web Technologies P. Ltd. is one of the reputed software and web Development Company in Ahmedabad. We have clients across the globe in 25+ countries. We have worked over more than 1400+ projects.

We are looking for:
- With minimum of 6 month to 1 year experience
- Team player playing a role of senior and helping team members to grow
- Active participation in project management and delivery
- Person with good knowledge of PHP / MySQL
- Knowledge of working on Joomla, WordPress and Magento
- Knowledge of Ecommerce and Payment gateway is add on
- Fast development and turnaround time.
- Perfection and detailing to work is a must.
- Good communication skills

How To Apply:

If you are interested to join the highly professional and well managed team please ask for Kinjal Vaghela or drop your resume at dswtpl@indianinternship.com with following details.

Relevant Experience:
Current CTC:
Expected CTC:
Joining Period:
Contact Phone no. :

Thanks
Subhasish Sen
Managing Director

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Marketing and promotions internship 2012 at Innovate Search (across India)

Job Title: 
Marketing and promotions internship at Innovate Search (across India)

Job Location: Across India

No. of positions:
Multiple

Stipend:
Will be discussed upon selection

Company Name:
Innovate Search Pvt. Ltd.

Overview of internship:
We need interns to market and promote our new Facebook app “Friend Quest”. Key role will be to publicize this app through various means like their friend’s networks, college organizations, Facebook posts, tweets, blog posts etc. Candidates are required to follow genuine ways to promote – no spam allowed.

Desired profile:
An enthusiastic & influential person
Excellent communication skills both verbal and written
Active on social media sites such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, etc
Active member in college/university groups and organizations
Having a good network of people

Education:
College/University level

Experience:
0-2

Required
Resumes are to be customized for this profile – please don’t send a generic resume.
Clear mention of Facebook profile link, Twitter account link and personal blog link (if any) either in resume/email.
Clear mention of any relevant experience – with references to verify.
Please mention number of your Facebook friends, number of Twitter followers and number of blog followers (if any).

TAKEAWAYS
Certificate of Internship
Stipend
Experience of marketing an app
Rewards & prizes

Duration of internship :
1 month

How to apply:
Please send your resumes to innovatesearch@indianinternship.com

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It's Time for TECHNOZION Programming Contest

In Our college we going to conduct Preliminary Test for TECHNOZION National Level Programming Contest

Details:

• Exam Date : August 30
• Timings: 4 PM
• Time Duration : 30 Minutes
• Exam Pattern : Objective Type Questions (Which include both basic Programming and Aptitude Questions)

The Candidates who are registered for Programming Contest..... 

 

Contact: B.Charan Kumar, III CSE A

Contact No:9493730462

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TGMC Contest

What is The Great Mind Challenge (TGMC)?

TGMC promotes students from engineering colleges from across India in their endeavor to develop solutions for real-time problems and scenarios using IBM open source software. It is aimed to encourage students who aspire to make key contributions to develop applications on cutting-edge IBM technologies while providing them with an opportunity to improve their software-writing skills.

Launched in 2004, TGMC is an innovative program that addresses the need to better educate millions of students for a more competitive information technology (IT) workforce by partnering with colleges and universities.

Every year, the growth and reach of TGMC has increased, seeing a marked increase in the number of students who are keen to participate in such an endeavor. In fact, TGMC is now listed in the Limca Book of Records as the largest technological contest of its kind – testament to the fact that there is a need in today’s competitive world for such an initiative that supports, guides, and challenges students to higher goals.

Universities provide excellent learning environments, but find it difficult to teach students about an IT transformation in progress unless those driving the transformation – IT companies at the helm of transformation – provide real-time input and support. TGMC is an out reach of the IBM Academic Initiative, a global program that facilitates the collaboration between IBM and educators to teach students the IT skills they need to be competitive and keep pace with changes in the workplace.

The IBM Academic Initiative includes an online portal that provides access to software, training, and course materials, most at no charge. Available within the Academic Initiative web site, IBM offers hundreds of resources for integration into college curricula to help teach students how to master the fast-growing market of open technologies. Through this initiative, IBM is working with students to build technology and science skills.

 

Why should I participate in TGMC 2012?

It's all about your skills and your future

The increased demand for business and technology skills will require students to develop a unique skill set never seen before. This new integrated skill set combines critical thinking, creativity, and innovation with leadership, global awareness, and technology literacy. This is why IBM began The Great Mind Challenge (TGMC), which will prepare YOU for the jobs of tomorrow.

Some specific reasons:

1. To enhance your skills and ensure that they are mapped to real-time set industry demands.
2. To interact with and learn from experienced and established experts from IBM, a global leader in technology.
3. To get easy access to free training in high-end technologies.
4. To open doors to placement opportunities according to one’s skill set.
5. To make you market-ready.

 

Still not convinced?

Entering is easy and fun! As in past contests, you form a team consisting of two to four students from your institution, and recruit a faculty mentor to act as your team's guide. We then provide your team with the project scenarios and technical resources to build a super project. Do you have what it takes to enter the Hall of Fame? Why not take a few minutes to explore this year’s contest FAQs and timelines to learn what we have to offer?

 

Other great resources:

Find us on Facebook and follow us on Twitter for updates, reminders, and breaking news. And be sure to watch our other instructional video for creating your developerWorks profile on YouTube.

 

Have questions?

Visit our FAQs, e-mail us at tgmc@in.ibm.com or post a question on our group message board.

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CognoScentE Event

On 24-08-12 Our CSE Activity Club CongoScentE conducted a C - Quizz for the 3rd year students.

Question:1

#include<stdio.h>

int  main()

{

      int a=2,b=7,c=10;

      c=a==b;

      printf("%d",c);

      return 0;

}

Question:2

#include<stdio.h>

int  main()

{

       int  x;

       x=10,20,30;

      printf("%d",x);

      return 0;

}

Question:3

#include<stdio.h>

int  main()

{

      int a=0,b=10;

      if(a=0)

          printf("true");

      else

          printf("false");

      return 0;

}

Question:4

#include<std1io.h>

int  main()

{

       int a;

      a=sizeof(!5.6);

      printf("%d",a);

      return 0;

}

Question:5

#include<stdio.h>

int  main()

{

       int a=3;

      a=a<<2;

      printf("%d",a);

      return 0;

}

Question:6

#include<stdio.h>

int  main()

{

       float a;

      (int)a= 45;

      printf("%d”,a);

      return 0;

}

Question:7

int  main()

{

       int  i=4,j=7;

       j  = j || i++ && printf(“you can”);

      printf(“%d  %d”,i,j);

}

Question:8

#include<stdio.h>

main()

{

      unsigned int i;

      for(i=1;i>-2;i--)

           printf("vit");

}

Question:9

main()

{

       int  a=32769;

       printf(“%d “,a);

}

Question:10

main()

{

       unsigned int  i = 10;

       while(i >= 0)

      {       

             printf(“%u  ”,i);

             i = i – 1;

       }

}

Question:11

main()

{

       unsigned int  i = 10;

       while(i >= 0)

      {       

             printf(“%u  ”,i);

             i = i – 1;

       }

}

Question:12

main()

{

      int  a, b=2;

      float  x=5;

      char  ch = ‘A’;

   

      a = 90.5 + x/b - ch;

      printf(“ %d”,a);   

 }

Question:13

main()

{

     int  a=30,b=40,x;

     x = (a!=10) && (b=50);

     printf(“%d”,x);

}

Question:14

main()

{

     int  x=3,z;

     z = x++  + 10;

     printf(“%d   %d”,x,z);

}

Question:15

main()

{

     float  x=1.1;

     double  y =1.1;

     if(x==y)  printf(“vit”);

     else  printf(“svecw”);

}

Question:16

main()

{

       int  x;

       x = 3 + 4 – 7 * 8 / 5 % 10;

       printf(“%d”,x);

}

Question:17

main()

{

      int   i = 2;

      switch(i)

      {

            case  1:  i = i + 1;

            case  2:  i = i + 2;

            case  3:  i = i + 3;           

       }

       printf(“%d”,i);

}

Question:18

main()

{

      float   i = 2.2;

      switch(i)

      {

            case  1.1: printf(“case1.1”);

                            break;

            case  2.2: printf(“case2.2”);

                            break;

            case  3.3: printf(“case3.3”);

                            break;         

       }

}

Question:19

main()

{

      int   i = 2;

      switch(i)

      {

            case  1:    i = i + 1;  break;

            case  1+1: i = i + 2;  break;

            case  3:    i = i + 3;  break;         

       }

       printf(“%d”,i);

}

Question:20

main()

{

      int   i = 2,j=1;

      switch(i)

      {

            case  1:    i = i + 1;  break;

            case  j+1: i = i + 2;  break;

            case  3:    i = i + 3;  break;         

       }

       printf(“%d”,i);

}

Question:21

main()

{

      int   i = ;

      switch(i)

      {

            default: printf(“default”);

            case  1:  printf(“case1”);

            case  2:  printf(“case2”);

                          break;

            case  3:  printf(“case3”);

                          break;              

       }

}

Try to solve them...!!
Solutions will be updates soon...!!

Regards.
Charan III CSE

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