Friday, 19 December 2014

Attention CSE 3rd Year Placement Registered Students--Circular From Placement Cell

Dear Students,
1.        We have released the following Package-2 tests for you. All these modules have been taught to you during the training classes
 
Test Topic Name
# of Ques
Mins
From
To
Level 3 - Permutation and Combination
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Profit loss Discount Partnership
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Ratio Proportion Variation Mixture
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Sequence Series log
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Sequence Series log
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Averages Percentages Interest
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Averages Percentages Interest
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Circle and Coordinate Geometry
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Circle and Coordinate Geometry
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Time and Work
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Time and Work
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Lines Angles triangles
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Lines Angles triangles
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Mensuration
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Mensuration
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Time Speed and Distance
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Time Speed and Distance
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Clocks and Calendars
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Cubes and Venn Diagrams
35
35
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Distribution Binary Puzzle
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 3 - Number Letter Series
60
60
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Critical Reasoning 1
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Critical Reasoning 1
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Parajumbles
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Parajumbles
25
25
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Reading Comprehension 1
10
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Reading Comprehension 1
10
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Sentence Correction 1
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 2 - Sentence Correction 1
30
30
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
Level 1 - Vocabulary 1
20
20
19.12.14 - 17:00
17.01.15 - 23:00
 
 
2.       The Tests are LIVE from 17.00PM (19.12.2014) to 23:00PM on 17.11.2015. You may take it anytime during that period. But please ensure to take a break between tests, prepare well and take it.
 
3.       All should take the test without fail. We will be tracking the same.
 
Kindly spend atleast 45 mins per day during your vacation to prepare and take these tests.  Make use of these opportunities.
  
Regards

John Bruce

Saturday, 20 September 2014

REGARDING INFOSYS ASPIRATION2020 FINAL CONTEST EXAM

Dear Students,


Infosys Aspiration2020 contest final test will be on 24/SEP/2014  timings: 10 to 12 am. All the registered students are requested to attend the exam without fail. The venue will be informed shortly. Pls keep check our blog regularly for updates.........ALL THE BEST........

Wednesday, 17 September 2014

ASPIRATIONS 2020 LOGIN FOR PROGRAMMING CONTEST

CLICK HERE LOGIN

sample 2nd program

#include <iostream>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
   int a[100],b[100],t;
   cin>>t;
   for(int i=1;i<=t;i++)
   {
       cin>>a[i]>>b[i];
   }
   for(int i=1;i<=t;i++)
   {
       if(a[i]>b[i])
        cout<<"Participant 1 wins"<<'\n';
       else
        cout<<"Participant 2 wins"<<'\n';
   }
    return 0;
}

codeblock software

click herecode block

Aspiration2020 FAQ

Important Information:
  1. Teams are free to login to the contest environment before the contest start time. However, questions can be viewed only after the contest start time.
  2. Login ID and Password to enter the contest environment is same as the user ID and Password for Aspirations 2020 portal.
  3. If any problem occurs, send email to aspirations@am.amrita.edu.
  4. Judging is completely automated. There is no human judging.
  5. The result generated by the software is final.
  6. In case of any error as the result generated, click on the error to see the explanation.
  7. Common classifications by online judge:
CORRECT the submission passed all tests: you solved this problem!
COMPILER-ERROR There was an error when compiling your program. By clicking on the results, you can inspect the exact error
TIMELIMIT Your program took longer than the maximum allowed time for this problem. Therefore it has been aborted. This might indicate that your program hangs in a loop or that your solution is not efficient enough.
RUN-ERROR There was an error during the execution of your program. This can have a lot of different causes like division by zero, incorrectly addressing memory (e.g. by indexing arrays out of bounds), trying to use more memory than the limit, etc. Also check that your program exits with exit code 0!
NO-OUTPUT Your program did not generate any output. Check that you write to standard out.
WRONG-ANSWER The output of your program was incorrect. This can happen simply because your solution is not correct, but remember that your input and output must match with that given in the question.
PRESENTATION-ERROR The output of your program has differences in presentation with the correct results (for example in the amount of whitespace).

Frequently Asked Questions
1) "conio.h" not found and "iostream.h" not found error
Use ANSI standard compilers. Do not use Turbo C or Turbo C++. Many teams are still using conio.h this will not work.
Do not use '.h' with #include in C++.   
    Example:
    #include <iostream.h>  //This is wrong.
    #include <iostream>     //This is correct.
    #include <graphics.h>  //This is wrong.
    #include <checks.h>     //This is wrong.
2) File Extension of the code
Use the correct extension for the programs. Many teams are submitting solutions with .txt or .docx extensions this will generate a compile time error.
3) Languages used and source code extensions
Permitted Languages and extensions :
·         Java -  .java
·         C - .c
·         C++ - .cpp
4) Return value from the main function
The return value from the main function should be zero. Do not use any other return value from main function.
Sample code :
            int main()
            {
                        //Your program here
                        return 0;
            }
5) No System calls are permitted.
Do not use any system call library functions, this will give a compiler time error.
6) The output should ONLY contain the details specified in each problem statement. Do not print extra information.
Sample Problem (NEXT PRIME) :
A number is called a prime number if it is greater than 1 and has no divisors other than 1 and itself. The first few prime numbers are 2, 3, 5, 7, 11, 13,.. and so on. Given an integer X, find the smallest prime number which is not less than X
Input:
The first line contains the number of test cases T. T cases follow. Each test case consists of an integer X in a separate line.
Output:
Output T lines, one for each case containing the smallest prime number which is not less than X

Constraints:
1 <= T <= 10
1 <= X <= 1,000,000
Sample Input:
4
8
47
90
1130
Sample Output:
11
47
97
1151


Correct Solution:

#include <cstdio>
#include <cstring>
using namespace std;

bool isPrime(int x)
{
            if(x<=1) return false;
            if(x==2) return true;
            if(x%2==0) return false;
            for(int i=3;i*i<=x;i+=2)
                        if(x%i==0)
                                    return false;
            return true;
}

int main()
{
            int T;
            scanf("%d",&T);
            for(int kase = 1; kase <= T; kase++)
            {
                        int X;
                        scanf("%d",&X);
                        while(!isPrime(X)) ++X;
                        printf("%d\n",X);
            }
            return 0;
}
Notice that the output contains details as OUTPUT specifications in the problem statement. Make sure that the output do not contain extra white space (newline, tab space, space, etc ) if not specified in the problem statement.
7)If you are using Windows environment you may use CodeBlocks IDE, VisualC++ or any IDE's that use gcc compiler.
DO NOT PRINT PROMT MESSAGES TO ENTER THE NUMBER
DO NOT PRINT EXTRA INFORMATION WITH THE OUTPUT

sample program

#include <iostream>
int roundoff(float a)
{
    return a+0.5;
}
using namespace std;
int main()
{
int i,n;
float a[20],b[20];
float c,s;
cin>>n;
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
{
    cin>>a[i]>>b[i];
}
for(i=0;i<n;i++)
{
    s=((a[i]+b[i])/2);
    c=roundoff(s);
    if(c<s)
        c=c+1;
    cout<<c<<endl;
}
return 0;
}

Monday, 8 September 2014

Important Information for Infosys contest Registered students

Click here to check the important datesDATE OF TEST


Click here for the details of the programming contest details

Student's are asked to check their mail and our blog frequently for latest updates...........

Monday, 25 August 2014

REgarding Certification Course

Dear all,

  We (Sathyabama University) are planning to conduct Certification courses by IBM & Microsoft . The last date for registration is on or before Aug 28, 2014. The names can be given to Dr. R. Surendran, Technology Development Head - IT department or  Department Co-Ordinator for CSE Mr.B.Baron Sam.

kindly inform to all students and ask them to register. 

The course fee is with the Technology head. 

Friday, 1 August 2014

Venue Details for 4/8/2014 & 6/8/2014




Date : 04.08.2014












Group
Batch
Depts
Venues
1
A11
B.E-CSE (Reg# 3211107 to Reg# 3211431)
Block16,Hall-102,Second Floor
1
A12
B.E-CSE (Reg# 3211433 to Reg# 3211480), IT, BioTech and MCA
Block16,Hall-103,Second Floor
1
A13
B.E – Mech and Civil
LectureHall-1, Placement Cell
1
A14
B.E – MnP, Auto and Aero
LectureHall-2, Placement Cell
1
B11
B.E/B.Tech – CSE and IT
Block16,Hall-105,Second Floor
1
B12
B.E – Mech and Auto
Block16,Hall-106,Second Floor
1
B13
B.E/B.Tech – MnP, BioTech and MCA
LectureHall-3, Placement Cell
1
B14
B.E-Aero and Civil
LectureHall-4, Placement Cell
1
C11
B.E/B.Tech-CSE,Auto and Bio-Tech
Block16,Hall-107,Second Floor
1
C12
B.E/B.Tech/MCA- IT, Aero and MCA
Block16,Hall-108,Second Floor
1
C13
B.E –Mech and  MnP (Reg # 3216103 to Reg# 3216186 )
LectureHall-5, Placement Cell
1
C14
B.E-MnP (Reg # 3216187 to Reg#  3216337)  and CIVIL
LectureHall-6, Placement Cell







Date : 06.08.2014













Group
Batch
Depts
Venues

1
A11
B.E-CSE (Reg# 3211107 to Reg# 3211431)
LectureHall-1, Placement Cell

1
A12
B.E-CSE (Reg# 3211433 to Reg# 3211480), IT, BioTech and MCA
LectureHall-2, Placement Cell

1
A13
B.E – Mech and Civil
Block16,Hall-102,Second Floor

1
A14
B.E – MnP, Auto and Aero
Block16,Hall-103,Second Floor

1
B11
B.E/B.Tech – CSE and IT
LectureHall-3, Placement Cell

1
B12
B.E – Mech and Auto
LectureHall-4, Placement Cell

1
B13
B.E/B.Tech – MnP, BioTech and MCA
Block16,Hall-105,Second Floor

1
B14
B.E-Aero and Civil
Block16,Hall-106,Second Floor

1
C11
B.E/B.Tech-CSE,Auto and Bio-Tech
LectureHall-5, Placement Cell

1
C12
B.E/B.Tech/MCA- IT, Aero and MCA
LectureHall-6, Placement Cell

1
C13
B.E –Mech and  MnP (Reg # 3216103 to Reg# 3216186 )
Block16,Hall-107,Second Floor

1
C14
B.E-MnP (Reg # 3216187 to Reg#  3216337)  and CIVIL
Block16,Hall-108,Second Floor