-BY SHAZ,VTUNEWZ
Saturday, August 28, 2010
SIR MV'S BIRTH ANNIVERSARY
Sir M Vishwesharaya's 150th anniversary will be celebrated on a grand scale at muddenahalli village in chikkaballapur on septer 15.union law minister M Veerappa moily will be incharge of the celebrations.besides an IIT ,moily on saturday said a national skill development centre will be set up in the region,along with an IT hub and BPO.
-BY SHAZ,VTUNEWZ
-BY SHAZ,VTUNEWZ
Friday, August 27, 2010
REVISED SYLLABUS FOR VTU STUDENTS TO SURGE AHEAD
In coming years,engineering students will be able to develop software to write codes on emerging technologies.vishweshwaraya technological university,in association with INTEL CORPORATION,on thursday announced multicore curriculum revision for its undergraduate courses.
under this initiative,students will be taught changes in teaching of Microprocessors and their programming in undergraduate engineering courses of vtu affiliated colleges.The revision aims at integrating parallel programming at UG level to prepare future software developers level to write codes on emerging technologies.
Vice-chancellor h maheshappa said the university revises its curriculum once in four years,taking into considerationthe country's changing need.concept-related multicore architecture and parallel programming have been introduced in curricula computer science and engineering, he said.
To ensure better institue-industry relationship,vtu has signed MoU with top institutes for research and development,curriculum upgradation,faculty development and to set up state-of-art labs and training centres.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Saturday, August 7, 2010
VTU introduces Online Evaluation To cut Down On To Bloomers
Engineering students pursuing their PHDs needn't fret over errors in their results anymore .The VTU has introduced online evaluation of answer scripts for its PHDs student from 2010-11. On a pilot basis,VTU already scanned the 750 Phd answer scripts .If all goes well,it'll be extended to MTech and MBA courses too. In fact ,this leap could work wonders for the students community overall.
"Digitizing the answer script is a novel idea and the first of its kind in the state .This method saves a lot of time and is error-free," said H Maheshappa,vice chancellor,VTU.
Manual evaluation is not only time consuming but leaves multiple scope for errors."Sometimes, the evaluator would have overlooked a question or missed an answer sheet.There have been instances where wrong marks were awarded due to incorrect totalling. "These kind of glitches can esily be curbed through digital evaluation .
According to the VC,in case of multiple solutions ,the evaluator will have the freedom to decide."Fraction marks won't be awarded.Accidentally,if the evaluator gives more than the maximum marks allotted,the system will reject it immediately,"he added.
The university is also mulling over getting evaluations done from other centre, besides VTU.This method will also allow the university to mail photocopies to studenrs.
HOW it works?
Once exams are over,answer scripts are sent to university for scanning.The process take only a few minutes and the scripts get stored in the system.
A software developed exclusively for digital evaluation helps the evaluator open the answer booklet with just a mouse click.Next,the screen displays a series of register numbers.The evaluator can have his pick.The question for the particular answer is displayed on the screen,along with scheme of evaluation.This contains marks for each question and the format.For instance ,definition 2 marks,solutions 1marks ,etc.The board chairman designs the scheme.
This concept also allows two evaluators to check the same answer script simultaneously.Marks are totalled digitally sent to the main server under categories'evaluator 1' and evaluator 2.The final evaluator then draws an average out of the two."In case of a difference of 15 marks or above,the third evaluator reassesses the script.If the marks alloted by him/her are closer to any of those awarded by the previous evaluator ,then the average of those two are considered,"Maheshappa explained.
"Digitizing the answer script is a novel idea and the first of its kind in the state .This method saves a lot of time and is error-free," said H Maheshappa,vice chancellor,VTU.
Manual evaluation is not only time consuming but leaves multiple scope for errors."Sometimes, the evaluator would have overlooked a question or missed an answer sheet.There have been instances where wrong marks were awarded due to incorrect totalling. "These kind of glitches can esily be curbed through digital evaluation .
According to the VC,in case of multiple solutions ,the evaluator will have the freedom to decide."Fraction marks won't be awarded.Accidentally,if the evaluator gives more than the maximum marks allotted,the system will reject it immediately,"he added.
The university is also mulling over getting evaluations done from other centre, besides VTU.This method will also allow the university to mail photocopies to studenrs.
HOW it works?
Once exams are over,answer scripts are sent to university for scanning.The process take only a few minutes and the scripts get stored in the system.
A software developed exclusively for digital evaluation helps the evaluator open the answer booklet with just a mouse click.Next,the screen displays a series of register numbers.The evaluator can have his pick.The question for the particular answer is displayed on the screen,along with scheme of evaluation.This contains marks for each question and the format.For instance ,definition 2 marks,solutions 1marks ,etc.The board chairman designs the scheme.
This concept also allows two evaluators to check the same answer script simultaneously.Marks are totalled digitally sent to the main server under categories'evaluator 1' and evaluator 2.The final evaluator then draws an average out of the two."In case of a difference of 15 marks or above,the third evaluator reassesses the script.If the marks alloted by him/her are closer to any of those awarded by the previous evaluator ,then the average of those two are considered,"Maheshappa explained.
VTU 4TH SEM RESULTS ANNOUNCED FOR ALL REGIONS AND 3D SEM RESULTS ANNOUNCED FOR GULBARGA REGIONs
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Friday, August 6, 2010
VTU 4TH SEM RESULTs
results are not announced due to some technical problems in the vtu server
be patient as results would be announced in the afternoon or as usual in the night if the problem resolves by then ..else the results would be announced on Sunday for sure.....because already there is lot of delay caused ........so be patient and wait in the right spirit ......"ALL THE BEST" .
we inform you as soon as results are announced for Bangalore region.
be patient as results would be announced in the afternoon or as usual in the night if the problem resolves by then ..else the results would be announced on Sunday for sure.....because already there is lot of delay caused ........so be patient and wait in the right spirit ......"ALL THE BEST" .
we inform you as soon as results are announced for Bangalore region.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
VTU 4TH SEM RESULTS ANNOUNCED FOR GULBARGA,BELGAUM AND MYSORE REGION REGIONS
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VTU 4TH SEM RESULTS ANNOUNCED FOR GULBARGA AND BELGAUM REGIONS
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"ALL THE BEST"
"ALL THE BEST"
Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
VTU 1ST and 2ND SEM RESULTS ANNOUNCED FOR ALL REGIONS
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"ALL THE BEST"
"ALL THE BEST"
Monday, August 2, 2010
workshop on cellphone applications
MYSORE: The Visvesvaraya Technological University (VTU) will host a week-long workshop at SJCE from august 1st on cellphone applications.
The city-based VTU e-Learning Centre has joined hands with Nokia to host the workshop `Qt internals' for Nokia handheld devices. VTU V-C H Maheshappa will inaugurate the workshop that will be attended by students and faculty members from five VTU-Nokia research labs.
Kirill Krinkin from St Pesterburg State Electrotechnical University is the principal resource person at the workshop that will address the Qt, a cross-platform application development framework widely used for the development of GUI and non-GUI programs. The Qt is notably used in applications like Google Earth, Opera, Skype, VLC media player and VirtualBox, VTU e-Learning centre special officer T N Nagabhushan stated.
The city-based VTU e-Learning Centre has joined hands with Nokia to host the workshop `Qt internals' for Nokia handheld devices. VTU V-C H Maheshappa will inaugurate the workshop that will be attended by students and faculty members from five VTU-Nokia research labs.
Kirill Krinkin from St Pesterburg State Electrotechnical University is the principal resource person at the workshop that will address the Qt, a cross-platform application development framework widely used for the development of GUI and non-GUI programs. The Qt is notably used in applications like Google Earth, Opera, Skype, VLC media player and VirtualBox, VTU e-Learning centre special officer T N Nagabhushan stated.
1st and 2d sem results areannounced for belgaum , gulbarga and mysore regions region
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"BEST OF LUCK"
"BEST OF LUCK"
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