Month: October 2024

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Guidelines and Policies

If there’s one thing we truly love, it’s sharing in all the great foodie moments you have. Bouquets when the food exceeds your expectations, brickbats when the service is shocking, chronicles of your food excursions – they all count.

While we welcome your opinions and descriptions of your dining experiences, there are a few things we expect from every user on Zomato. Your reviews and photos, as well as your profile and the comments you share, are all subject to Content Guidelines, our Foodie Code of Conduct.

If your activity on Zomato doesn’t match up to these content guidelines, we reserve the right to take action as we deem necessary. This could include altering or deleting your reviews or comments, restricting your review activity or deleting your Zomato account altogether, with or without notice. Zomato also utilizes an algorithm to aid in removing suspicious reviews.

If you see content that does not align with these guidelines or our Terms of Service, please let us know. We will consider all reports. However, due to the diversity of our community, it is possible that content disagreeable to you might not meet the criteria to be removed.

Foodie Code of Conduct

Keep out the clutter

To make sure we collectively work towards building the highest-quality content that’s useful to everyone, reviews need to be a minimum of 140 characters long for dine-in reviews. That’s just about the length of a tweet, so it’s convenient even for all you micro-bloggers. If you cover the food, service and ambiance, you shouldn’t fall short on characters. We do not have a 140 characters limit for an online order review. However, if any review is filled with junk, we might have to remove the review altogether.

Keep it relevant

Please keep your contributions relevant to Zomato. Accounts placing irrelevant, inappropriate or promotional content, reviews with server names, reviews with similar digital signatures that spam restaurants or are based on any already disclaimed or informed policies and practices of a restaurant may be deleted without notice. If your review has been removed or moderated by us and if you repost another experience for the same restaurant, we reserve the right to remove that review too, even though such review might be in line with our content guidelines. In the case of spam, we can restrict your review activity on Zomato.

Keep it clean

Whether you’re writing a small snippet or a delightfully detailed account of your meal, keep foul/abusive/hateful language, threats, and lewdness out of it. We, just like you, hate junk and will delete it whenever we see it. This also includes (but is not limited to) derogatory comments on someone’s protected characteristics (e.g. race, gender, religion) or indication of a personal vendetta against a business and its associates.

Keep it fresh

Only one review per restaurant for a dine out experience and one review for each online order transaction can be submitted and your most recent experience at a place counts. That’s what is going to help people when they’re trying to decide whether or not to eat there. You’re free to edit and update your review based on subsequent visits at any time. Reviews about old experiences (more than 6 months old) will also be deleted from our platform.

Keep it real

Write your review based on facts and your own experiences (e.g. not a friend’s or any hearsay experience or based on media reports). Please don’t exaggerate or falsify your experience. We do not take sides in cases of dispute, so make sure you can stand by your word. Content that indicates the reviewer hasn’t even visited or availed any services from the restaurant will be removed. For example, “Never been here, never want to. Management is horrible and the food is worse!” Deceptive, fake, or misleading reviews will be removed. Reviewing a bunch of fast-food outlets in quick succession (even if you eat at them more often than you should) is considered suspicious activity, and it’s likely these reviews will be moderated. Accepting or soliciting a kickback – monetary or otherwise – in exchange for reviews or photographs is also not acceptable, and could result in removal of your profile.

Don’t solicit

Identifying or promoting yourself as an official Zomato blogger, or using your status to solicit any kind of benefits (including but not limited to accepting money, free meals, drinks) in exchange for reviews, or at the threat of negative reviews on Zomato, will not be tolerated. If reports or evidence of such instances are brought to our attention, we reserve the right to delete your Zomato profile or take any other action that we may deem fit, no questions asked. Acts that constitute as ‘Solicitation’ include:

  • Explicit/Implied agreement (written or verbal) to write reviews in exchange for money, a free meal(s), drinks, etc.
  • Being a part of social media groups (e.g. WhatsApp/Facebook or any other social media platform) which offer incentives in exchange of reviews.

Don’t steal

Plagiarism is something we take seriously. Copying others’ reviews or photos from Zomato or other platforms, or even reposting your own in multiple places on Zomato (in full or in part), is something that will not be tolerated and may be removed/ moderated. We trust that you’ll play fair and create your own content.

Tell the whole story

If you luck into a free meal or dine as a guest of the restaurant, or have a relevant association with a restaurant or its owners, give full disclosure in your review. We’re sure that honesty is the best policy, and other users will respect you even more for it. If you have made it to the major league as a food writer or critic, let us know and we can provide special access for your blog link to appear with your reviews. We love summaries, but incomplete reviews with a manually added link will be removed.

Be yourself

Your profile is your identity on Zomato, so keep it real. You’re welcome to use a screen name (foodonym, maybe?), but please refrain from using inappropriate names, bios, or profile images. We want to stay clean, and we might end up removing your account depending on how inappropriate your profile is.

Don’t misrepresent

Identifying or promoting yourself as an official Zomato blogger, or using your status to solicit benefits in exchange for reviews on Zomato will not be tolerated. If reports or evidence of such instances are brought to our attention, we reserve the right to delete your Zomato profile, no questions asked.

If you are a part of Zomato’s influencer program, we will restrict your review activity for the restaurants that you are partnering with, for the program. While we do love your work, letting you review those restaurants will not fit well with the Neutrality guidelines.

If reports or evidence of threat, misrepresentation or such instances are brought to our attention, we reserve the right to delete your Zomato profile or take any other action that we may deem fit, no questions asked.

Don’t be a bully

We take allegations of blackmail or threatening behaviour against restaurants and its associates very seriously. This activity is strictly against our guidelines and may also be illegal in many locations. Reviews submitted in an attempt to blackmail a restaurant and its associates will be deleted.

Play by the rules

The content you add should be in compliance with Zomato’s Terms and Conditions, including terms and conditions of any of Zomato products such as Zomato Pro, Online Ordering, or Zopay, as well as the prevailing local laws and regulations. Local laws take precedence, and content may be moderated or deleted to adhere to these.

Photo guidelines

There’s no easier way to show how deliciously chocolate-y that chocolate mud cake was than with a picture, right? That said, it’s important to keep in mind our photo guidelines, and understand why some photos may be moved or removed once they’ve been added.

Food shots that are clear, in focus, and delicious enough to make the viewer wish Zomato included smell-o-vision will be featured in restaurants’ photo galleries. Ambiance shots that highlight the overall feel or vibe of a place will also be highlighted on restaurant pages.

Photos that don’t make the cut to appear on a restaurant’s page, will show with your review or on your profile depending on how useful it is to other users and how relevant it is to the review. Photos with hair and bugs will be shown only with a review for validation and context.

Violation of the below mentioned pointers may lead to deduction of foodie points, reduced visibility or deletion of your pictures

  • Photos that are exact duplicates of other photos, multiple clicks of the same dish or ambiance or taken from a different angles
  • Plagiarized photos
  • Photos of others posted without their permission
  • Photos that contain promotional content
  • Photos that contain subject such as people in it
  • Photos that are blurry or unclear
  • Photos that contain text, or are not related to dine-in experience
  • Photos of half-eaten food items
  • Photos of packed food items/packaging
  • Photos of food under preparation
  • Photos containing watermarks or write-ups of any kind
  • Photos containing and focussing on subjects other than food or restaurant ambiance
  • Unpleasant photos that ruin people’s appetites

Guidelines for Restaurants

Zomato is a great way for restaurants to reach out to a vast foodie community. A few things you should keep in mind:

  • Keep your listing updated: While our team makes every effort to keep information on Zomato up-to-date, we appreciate you letting us know when an update is required. If your timings change and your listing is not updated, customers arriving late won’t be too happy with you (or Zomato).

  • Don’t solicit reviews: The best way to get reviews is to delight customers with your food and service. Selective solicitation is a strict NO, and offering any type of compensation or kick-back for reviews is unfair, so you definitely want to keep away from that, too.

    • Don’t ever offer freebies, discounts, or payment in exchange for reviews
    • Don’t offer incentives for users to remove reviews
    • Don’t ask your staff to compete with each other to collect reviews
    • Don’t work with companies or third-party vendors/PR agencies offering to ‘fix your reviews/ratings’
    • While conducting foodie meetups is allowed, reviews which come in lieu of these official gatherings must carry a clear disclaimer which will help the others identify that the review is based on an invite. That being said, an invite certainly does not mean that the user needs to post a positive review
    • The businesses that do best on Zomato are the ones that provide a great customer experience to everyone who walks in the door without any expectation or encouragement that they write a positive review
    • If we do come across any evidence (direct/indirect) of you indulging in solicitation, we will activate a disclaimer on your restaurant’s page, informing the Zomato community that your reviews are suspicious.

  • Respond to criticism positively: Take two deep breaths when you get a negative review. Three, if required. This happens to all restaurants who have customers. These customers are always right, even when they are wrong. Take the unflattering reviews as constructive feedback and use it as an opportunity to fix things. Whether you agree with the feedback or not, take the criticism in good stride. You can reply with a management response to show you care, but please don’t use this as a platform to hit back or offer the customer an incentive to edit their review. Your response can’t be edited after posting, so choose your words well.

  • Be accountable: Zomato will not moderate any questionable activities about your restaurant posted in reviews. (e.g. serving shisha where it is not permitted, serving alcohol to minors, or staying open later than permitted). Zomato may also not moderate or delete any reviews where any third party service provider is involved. Such a review may be retained if it falls within our guidelines. This business requires thick skin – stating the perceived attitude of owners or employees and reporting of individual actions are not considered personal attacks.

  • Don’t entertain: Fulfilling the demands of customers who ask for benefits at the threat of bad reviews or ratings, sends a message that this behavior is tolerated. Similarly, inviting users who have reviewed and given a low rating back to the restaurant for a complimentary meal, invites false negative reviews. These issues affect the entire community and require everyone’s participation to curb their prevalence. Please report users who engage in such activities to help@zomato.com.

  • In a concerted effort to maintain the neutrality of content on Zomato, restaurant owners, employees, and any affiliates with business interests are no longer permitted to write reviews on Zomato. We understand that being in the restaurant industry, you are truly passionate about food, and would love to share your experiences. But when you’re unavoidably invested in your business, it becomes hard to leave emotions (and bias) at the door. This is a step towards maintaining neutrality – and quality – of the content on Zomato.

    It’s also important to note that we (Zomato) have no employees or affiliates who are paid to review. If any guest identifies themselves as an official blogger, review employee, or associate of Zomato, it’s not true. Employees of Zomato are contractually and ethically forbidden from using their status to solicit free meals or receive special treatment. If you observe any such practice, report it to help@zomato.com. Appropriate action will be taken against the user or employee if evidence can be provided.

Zomato Employee Code of Ethics

Employees of Zomato are expected to adhere to and uphold the highest standard of ethics and integrity. This includes acting in accordance with our core values and the below listed policies at all times.

Zomato employees are prohibited from using their employee status to solicit discounts, freebies, or special treatment at restaurants. Unless visiting a restaurant for official business, Zomato employees are to refrain from identifying themselves as employees of Zomato.

All Zomato employees in client facing roles including but not limited to Sales, Sales Support, Neutrality, Media Content and Client Servicing across all transaction/ business/function at Zomato are prohibited from writing reviews and/or giving ratings for dine out experiences on Zomato from either their personal or Zomato accounts. They are also not permitted to influence others to write biased reviews or give ratings.

Zomato’s review and photo moderators are required to always act in favor of keeping Zomato a neutral platform. They are required to use their best judgement in implementing moderation guidelines and are prohibited from giving preferential treatment to restaurants. Deleting any authentic review from a restaurant page is in violation of our policies. Similarly, keeping reviews, which are proven to be unauthentic, is in violation of our policies.

Please email legal@zomato.com if you witness any behavior not in compliance with this code as it is in direct violation of employee contracts.

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what is online classes

Every year around this time, Class Central, a clearing-house site for online courses, releases its list of the year’s top classes. I’ve covered these rankings for years now and, generally speaking, they’re pretty similar. Classes on hot tech topics like machine learning are popular, as are courses promising to teach you to be happier or learn faster. Basic business skills like Excel also attract a lot of students for easy-to-understand reasons. 

 

But for 2021, when Class Central founder Dhawal Shah emailed me a heads-up that his company’s latest list was out, I was shocked when I clicked over. This year’s edition looks exclusively at newly launched classes, ranking them by the number of students who enrolled. And, as I scanned down the list, the same provider was taking up nearly all the slots. 

It wasn’t a classic prestige school like Stanford or Yale. It was Google. What’s up with that? 

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As I’ve covered elsewhere previously, Google recently launched a series of certificate programs for in-demand careers like UX design and project management, promising to train newcomers to these fields to be ready for entry-level roles in as little as six months. It looks like tons of people are taking the company up on its offer. 

“One-fifth of all the courses in the most popular list came from Google. The most popular course has over half a million enrollments,” reports Class Central. 

If you want to check out what all the fuss is about, have a look at the top 25 new free online classes below (I removed one English as a foreign language class and one highly technical course on biomedical research, which aren’t relevant to Inc.com readers): 

  1. Foundations: Data, Data, Everywhere from Google via Coursera: This course introduces “the world of data analytics through hands-on curriculum developed by Google.”

  2. Foundations of Project Management from Google via Coursera. The first of a series of six, this course is designed “to equip you with the skills you need to apply to introductory-level roles in project management.”

  3. Foundations of User Experience (UX) Design from Google via Coursera. The first of a series of seven courses, it “will equip you with the skills needed to apply to entry-level jobs in user experience design.”

  4. Ask Questions to Make Data-Driven Decisions from Google via Coursera. This one “will help you learn how to ask effective questions to make data-driven decisions.” 

  5. Prepare Data for Exploration from Google via Coursera. In this class “you’ll learn how to use tools like spreadsheets and SQL to extract and make use of the right data for your objectives and how to organize and protect your data.”

  6. Project Initiation: Starting a Successful Project from Google via Coursera. “This course will show you how to set a project up for success in the first phase of the project life cycle: the project initiation phase.”

  7. Process Data From Dirty to Clean from Google via Coursera. “In this course, you’ll continue to build your understanding of data analytics and the concepts and tools that data analysts use in their work.”

  8. Start the UX Design Process: Empathize, Define, and Ideate from Google via Coursera. “In this course, you’ll complete the first phases of the design process for a project that you’ll be able to include in your portfolio.”

  9. Psychological First Aid: Supporting Children and Young People from Public Health England via FutureLearn. No extra credit for guessing why this one was popular in the time of Covid. It teaches adults “to support children and young people’s mental health during emergencies and crisis situations.”

  10. Analyze Data to Answer Questions from Google via Coursera. In this one you move along to “explore the ‘analyze’ phase of the data analysis process.” 

  11. Excel for Everyone: Core Foundations from the University of British Columbia via edX. “Learn Excel fundamentals including data wrangling, spreadsheet management, and basic data analysis.”

  12. Data Analysis With R Programming from Google via Coursera. “You’ll discover how R lets you clean, organize, analyze, visualize, and report data in new and more powerful ways.” 

  13. Introduction to Statistics from Stanford University via Coursera. This course is designed to help you “gain the foundational skills that prepare you to pursue more advanced topics in statistical thinking and machine learning.”

  14. Share Data Through the Art of Visualization from Google via Coursera. “This course will show you how data visualizations, such as visual dashboards, can help bring your data to life. You’ll also explore Tableau, a data visualization platform.”

  15. Agile Project Management from Google via Coursera. “This course will explore the history, approach, and philosophy of Agile project management, including the Scrum framework.”

  16. Project Planning: Putting It All Together from Google via Coursera. “This course will explore how to map out a project in the second phase of the project life cycle: the project planning phase.”

  17. Google Data Analytics Capstone: Complete a Case Study from Google via Coursera. The eighth course in the Google Data Analytics Certificate. “You’ll have the opportunity to complete an optional case study, which will help prepare you for the data analytics job hunt.”

  18. Nature-based Solutions for Disaster and Climate Resilience from SDG Academy via edX. Another course on the list that speaks to the anxieties of our time. It aims to answer: “What are ‘nature-based solutions,’ or NbS? How can they help build resilience to disasters and climate-change impacts? Why is NbS relevant? How can I apply NbS in my work and everyday life?”

  19. Build Wireframes and Low-Fidelity Prototypes from Google via Coursera. “In this course, you’ll continue to design a mobile app for your professional UX portfolio.”

  20. AWS Cloud Technical Essentials from Amazon Web Services via Coursera. A course for those in a technical role who want to learn the fundamentals of AWS.  

  21. Project Execution: Running the Project from Google via Coursera. “This course will delve into the execution and closing phases of the project life cycle.” 

  22. Python Project for Data Science from IBM via Coursera. “This mini-course is intended for you to demonstrate foundational Python skills for working with data. The completion of this course involves working on a hands-on project.” 

  23. Conduct UX Research and Test Early Concepts from Google via Coursera. “In this course, you will learn how to plan and conduct a usability study to gather feedback about designs.”

  24. AWS Cloud Practitioner Essentials from Amazon Web Services via Coursera. This course provides an understanding of “fundamental AWS Cloud concepts to help you gain confidence to contribute to your organization’s cloud initiatives.”

  25. Introduction to Google Workspace Administration from Google Cloud via Coursera. In this course “you will be introduced to your Cloud Directory and will learn how to split your organization into organizational units to simplify user and service management.”

The online learning sector has boomed in recent years as more and more people prefer to study from home. There are many reasons why they want to learn from home and not attend offline school, college, or university. Online education is flexible and cheaper than traditional learning. Students do not have to live in another city for higher education. Working people can upskill with the help of online learning without taking leave from their current job. Free courses have made online learning more attractive. These courses are available for a wide range of subjects. All types and levels of students, including corporate executives, can upskill without spending money. You invest only your time to update your knowledge and skills.

 

To help you learn for free, we have compiled this list of Free Courses from numerous colleges, e-learning platforms, and individuals. Most of these courses are entirely free, while some may come with a free trial period. We hope this helps you make the most of your time while also keeping you busy 🙂 Go on then, get going and get learning! You may also want to take a look at the Best Free Certification Courses Once you finish any course here, you can also claim your Free Digital

What is online learning like?

An online course requires just as much work as an in-person format. However, online courses afford you more flexibility,  since it doesn’t matter where or when you fulfill the requirements as long as you meet your deadlines and communicate with your instructor and peers.

Each week, your instructor typically expects you to take the following actions on your own:

  • Review the learning objectives.
  • Complete the assigned readings.
  • Submit assignments.
  • Go through the lecture materials.
  • Participate in the discussion boards.

You are probably experienced at independently completing the first three actions from previous in-person courses. Learning from an online lecture might take some getting used to, but as long as you hit your deadlines, the time and location from which you submit your assignments is entirely up to you.

Learn More: Tips for Taking Online Classes: 8 Strategies for Success

Is online learning better?

Online learning has become increasingly popular in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. However, there have been some critiques regarding its effectiveness. It’s important to acknowledge that remote learning isn’t for everyone—several characteristics will determine students’ successful use of online learning platforms.

While online learning appeals to a variety of students with diverse learning styles, the ideal online student:

  • Feels comfortable in an online environment.
  • Adapts learning styles to fit the virtual education format.
  • Possesses the self-discipline to effectively organize their schedule.
  • Is willing to participate in online discussions.

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From earth to elegance: The allure of artisanal terracotta

A charcoal black druid’s bowl with a rough and aged look, caught my attention while surfing social media. Initially, I thought it must be an antique piece of medieval pottery up for sale on some transcontinental site, but instead, I found it to be a local product from the brand Boho Bangladesh, promoting a sustainable natural lifestyle; it blew my mind.

Imagine this beautiful handcrafted terracotta bowl, inspired by the textured elegance of Trachyte rock, placed inside your spa-inspired bath. The reddish-orange tint, and the glamourous black glint of burnt clay on flower pots, tableware, jewellery, and decorative pieces are hard to resist. Be it a fancy Baishakh lunch, a puja feast, or even a ladies’ shutki-only lunch, the table spread must flaunt terracotta crockery.

 

Presenting our age-old ochre-coloured terracotta products with an edgy, stylish look has earned its merits with people inclined to bring the outdoors to the indoors. Earthy interiors honing flea market ideas and bohemian looks are quite the rage in Dhaka homes. People are sold to the idea of made-by-hand, very special, natural, and recyclable artisanal products.

The green and organic impression of terracotta invokes in people a fondness of giving a chic makeover to the pastoral Bangladeshi way of living; however, niche their number is.

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ASM Asaduzzaman, chief executive officer of Boho Bangladesh, feels that our local pottery heritage has immense potential in its raw, rustic appeal but it needs to be attuned to global aesthetics, and therein comes niche stores like Boho Bangladesh or Paul’s by artist Suman Paul. They are giving our deshi clay an upscale portfolio.

Artisanal terracotta

Boho Bangladesh makes terracotta lifestyle potteries that connect with our intention of green living and reducing our carbon footprint. Their products mostly have an ancient shape and rough texture but with a definite contemporary look regarding colours and patterns. Natural and with an earthy look, products of Boho are inspired by the sea, stones, shells, and other such raw elements found in nature.

 

 

“Our story began with a simple yet profound realisation — the choices we make today shape the world of tomorrow. Guided by this ethos, we meticulously curate every aspect of our brand, from carefully sourcing raw materials, prioritising eco-friendly manufacturing processes, and striving to reduce our ecological footprint every step of the way. From organic cotton clothing to biodegradable packaging, our products are thoughtfully designed to minimise environmental impact without compromising on quality or style,” says Poroma Shahrin, creative director of Boho Bangladesh.

Our products will not be perfect for all settings, especially those who like polished bling or art deco inspired looks. We are more suitable for edgy, rustic interior designs. Our products are nature-inspired, rough, aged, and casual in design with a range of variations on the style, including Greek, coastal, cottage, and modern rustic,” explains Asaduzzaman.

Regardless of the variation, the rustic style of their products highlights rugged, natural beauty. Symbiosis is a stunning decorative terracotta collection inspired by the ancient Bengal Kangra style; the classic shape of the collection is further enhanced by handcrafted clay garlands.

Their Old Mocha series is crafted with aromatic coffee beans and boasting all the rich shades of Mocha, this collection is a true celebration of warmth and comfort. For example, the Twine Mocha Urn with real coffee paint and twined rope, evokes a sense of timeless beauty and craftsmanship.

“The Stone Series is a celebration of the raw beauty of natural stones and rocks. This collection offers a diverse range of pottery that blends tradition with contemporary design. Each piece in this collection is meticulously handcrafted by the finest local artisans of Bangladesh, who have masterfully captured the unique textures and earthy tones that define the essence of these natural elements,” shares Shahrin.

The four elements: Bina Ali displays her terracotta pieces at IVS Gallery

Boho Bangladesh celebrates the beauty of imperfection found within nature’s weathered artistry, appreciating the charm of careless beauty. They practise ethical consumerism, and are committed to living harmoniously with nature, vouches the power couple of Boho.

These unique pottery items are found in the multi-brand store The Muslin, under IconX Lifestyle Ltd at Le Meridien, Dhaka, and can also be collected from their online store. Boho Bangladesh’s workshop is in Cox’s Bazar and it is evident how the sea has influenced their designs. Products like big outdoor pots are in the pipeline. Their clientele is mostly architects, interior consultants, a good chunk of diplomats, and local consumers who prefer earthy aesthetics.

Suman Paul’s Studio Ceramic is a Facebook page for arts and crafts where handmade earthenware, stoneware, and glazed ceramic products are on sale by the graduate from the Department of Ceramics, Faculty of Fine Arts, Suman Paul himself. His canvas is mainly everyday tableware, planters, and dolls.

His are artworks that ooze a sense of warm finish, filling your room or dining table with colour emphasising the natural characteristics of his workmanship. He has an animal series of planters called Metamorphosis which can be pre-ordered. His collection “Story of Round Space” is glazed terracotta and stoneware dining plates with designs inspired, maybe by a water lily, a pearl, or even a roadside flower. These beauties are made at a melt temperature of 1180c. His online venture is very niche and has a dedicated clientele who understands and appreciates art.

Opposing traditional lacklustre earthenware

Such artisanal small businesses in Bangladesh are seeing the light of day, while traditional local potter’s age-old trade suffers. Most of the local potters work as freelancers and make lacklustre items for the local market. Even if rural potters make arty products, marketing for them becomes a sore point. It is at this juncture that places like Bangla Matti come in handy.

“Linking the maker to market is what Bangla Matti does in a broad spectrum. We have a warehouse in Rayerbazar, Mohammadpur, where we bring in the best of Bangladesh’s pottery. Each district has its design and specialty and we have access to such unique products from 60 potters throughout the country,” says Shishir Kumar Pal, owner of Bangla Matti.

He adds that the general terracotta market is in tatters, however, potters trying to modernise their craft by opting for home décor or dining ware are doing brisk business.

“There is a difference between commercial product and art product; while one is of reasonable price the other being done by an artist is naturally priced high. Those who choose to modernise their clay products have a demand in the domestic market. But the majority of the potter community is still churning out general mundane wares that have almost zero appeal,” Pal explains.

“We want to explore the rustic, raw beauty of nature in its form to design a full lifestyle range of products for the global market. Remodelling or upscaling the local terracotta forms and styles with a touch of modernity that appeals to foreigners,” Poroma Shahrin adds.

Loving terracotta is one thing but indulging in its kitsch glamour and making it a part of your bohemian lifestyle is a different ball game.  Whatever it may be, let the burnt-ochre terracotta products be a part of you.

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Caring for your motercycle

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Storage Advice – Caring for Your Motorcycle –

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Have you ever thought about the best way to store your motorcycle?
Let’s take a look at how you can store your bike in a way that will
keep it looking good and running smoothly for years to come!

Hello, everyone!

This article will take a look at the topic of motorcycle storage.
Here, we will offer a few tips on how to properly store your beloved motorcycle to keep it in tip-top shape for longer.
Unlike a car, a motorcycle’s tires, engine, and other parts are exposed and therefore directly affected by the elements—not just precipitation, but also temperature, humidity, and more.

How to store a motorcycle will vary depending on how long you want to store it; here, we divide them into short-term and long-term storage methods.
Make sure to use the right method for how long you would like to store your bike.

Index

  1. Important Storage Tips
  2. Short-Term Storage Methods
  3. Long-Term Storage Methods
  4. Summary

1. Important Storage Tips

A motorcycle’s lifespan can vary greatly depending on how it is stored.

When considering how you will store your bike, keep the following in mind.

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1.1 Avoid storing motorcycles where they will be exposed to rain

Moisture will cause metal parts to rust. If storing a motorcycle outdoors, cover it and protect it from any potential rainfall.

1.2 Consider maintenance when you store your motorcycle

Maintenance is also important to keep your bike’s metal, resin, and rubber parts in good condition. Consider maintenance of your motorcycle when you store it, like applying rust inhibitor agents, oiling the chain, and so on. Gasoline and oil deteriorate over time and should be changed regularly.

Applying wax to your bike before storage is also helpful to prevent rust. (Except for surfaces with a matte finish)

1.3 Run your motorcycle on a regular basis

It is recommended to run a motorcycle regularly to prevent parts from sticking due to rust or other problems, as well as to eliminate moisture. If this is not possible, check your long-term storage options.

2. Short-Term Storage Methods

2.1 Use a cover to protect your bike from rain and UV rays

Rain can cause rust. Ultraviolet (UV) rays also accelerate the deterioration of bike parts. A bike cover will help to block both of these from harming your motorcycle. Covers can also protect against dust and theft, so even if you park your bike indoors or in a covered parking area, it’s a good idea to use a bike cover! Just make sure to wait until your engine and muffler have cooled off before putting on a body cover.

2.2 Prevent moisture buildup

After it rains, moisture tends to accumulate inside body covers, so remove the cover and allow the motorcycle body to dry. Be especially careful with waterproof covers, as they tend to be poorly ventilated.

3. Long-Term Storage Methods

3.1 Wash your motorcycle

Leaving your motorcycle unwashed may lead to damaged rubber or other materials during storage, as well as rust on metal parts. Wash off any dirt or other unclean portions and thoroughly wipe your bike dry.

Please refer to the linked article below for more information on how to wash your motorcycle.

3.2 Greasing and waxing

After your bike has been cleaned, grease the chain and other moving parts.

Apply wax as well to prevent rust and stains.

For more information on care, refer to your motorcycle’s owner’s manual or contact your dealer.

3.3 Fill up the gasoline tank

Dew can condense inside the empty portions of a tank due to temperature differences and other factors, causing rust to form. For long-term storage, fill the tank fully with gasoline, filling gaps so as to prevent rust from forming.

Also, in the case of motorcycles with carburetors, the gasoline in the carburetor should be drained before storage, as the gasoline in the carburetor can deteriorate and clog the interior.

3.4 Remove the battery

Even while not in use, the motorcycle’s battery can discharge on its own or otherwise run down. If you will be leaving your motorcycle unused for an extended period of time, remove the battery from the vehicle, fully charge it, and store it in a well-ventilated, dark place.

If the battery is to be left in the bike, the negative terminal should be disconnected.

3.5 Lift the tires

Tires can suffer from deformation if they are on the ground and holding up the weight of the bike in the same position for a long period of time. To prevent this, use a maintenance stand to store the vehicle in a position where the tires are lifted off the ground, or move the bike periodically so that the load is not applied to the same position on the tire.

4. Summary

In this issue, we introduced how you should store your motorcycle. When riding your bike after having stored it for a long period of time, make sure to inspect its parts based on how long you have stored it.

We hope this article will help guide you ensure you can enjoy a safe and long-lasting life for your Honda bike.

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1. Understand what Makes a Good Brand

Is branding important for shipping companies? 

The answer is: absolutely. 

According to this PwC report on the latest trends in global logistics, “Extended possibilities for online marketing” is one of the most important opportunities in the industry. Time to act is now. 

To capitalize on this opportunity, though, you must have a good understanding of how you should build yours to ensure that you’re presenting yourself in a manner that differentiates you from competitors. Keep in mind that they care a great deal about their branding because they strive to be associated with things like:

 

  • Reliability
  • Professionalism
  • Speed
  • Expertise 
  • Confidence.  

 

In other words, the main purpose of marketing campaigns employed by shipping companies is to instill the feeling of trust in customers and build a reputation of a professional, trustworthy partner. 

Striving to create such an image makes sense because mistakes, delays, and damages caused by shipping operators cost companies billions. Often, this is the money the latter have to pay themselves even if that’s not their fault. 

So, let’s start by focusing on what makes a good brand for a shipping business:

 

  • A good understanding of the target customer. This involves knowing the challenges that your customers face as well as how to resolve them as effectively and efficiently as possible
  • A unique identity to stand out from the rest. The competition in the shipping business is fierce, so you need to find something that makes you different; this goes beyond the logo and involves customer experience, offers, customer service, etc.
  • Consistency. If you work in the shipping industry, you know very well that consistency is key to success. Since your target customers are looking for that in a shipping company, you should find a way to let them know that you’re a good fit
  • Expertise. You need to show your customers that you have in-depth expertise in the dynamics of the global trade as well as a good understanding of specific overseas markets (customs procedures, the nature of transport infrastructure, common delays, terminal conditions, etc.)
  • A unique organizational culture. This involves being committed to the success of customers/employees, caring about the environment and other things coming from your unique nautical heritage and experience.

 

These are the areas that we’re going to consider to build an online marketing strategy for a logistics company. 

2. Brainstorm Ideas for Content

Digital marketing involves creating a lot of different content, and requires consistency and creativity to be effective. That’s why planning is tremendously important when it comes to creating a shipping marketing strategy. 

The process of generating content ideas can seem like a daunting task, but it could actually be very simple. The key is to be strategic and customer-centered, but here’s an overview of the content brainstorming process:

 

 

  • Describe your main value proposition to your customers
  • Come up with situations where the target customer might use your help
  • Choose content formats to use to answer customer questions: blog articles, white papers, industry reports, social media posts, videos, etc. 
  • Think about which content type should be the best to explain a topic, e.g. “A Guide to the Most Common Problems with Container Shipping for Business” could be an article or a video (the ultimate choice depends on your content production abilities).

Don’t forget to add visuals to your content. Visuals not only help with search engine optimization (SEO), but they also make your content more engaging. To really knock it out of the park, your visuals have to be relevant and high-quality. If your image isn’t high-def, you could use tools to enhance your photos, like Picsart, with a single click.

The last thing to remember is to have fun with brainstorming. If you’re someone who’s been in the international shipping industry for a long time, chances are you have a lot to share. In case your company is a newcomer in the market, you should turn to best writing services for professional advice on the content strategy.


3. Be Creative and Helpful

In addition to traditional marketing content and materials, you should consider creating content that has an element of interactivity to it. This content includes quizzes, polls, surveys, calculators, generators, and checkers. 

Take this Load Calculator from SeaRates as an example. 

By simulating the placement of goods inside a shipping container, it helps with finding the optimal position. The simulation is done through by the 3D image of goods measured according to the user’s input (length, width, height, number of units, weight, etc.) that shows the best placement. 

The load calculator can be a useful tool for companies looking to optimize the arrangement of goods in shipping containers as well as cargo carriers and shipbrokers. It allows importing data from Excel, too, so the user can just look for standardized documents and upload them. 

Your company can also consider the following ideas:

 

  • design infographics to explain complex legal or shipping-related concepts (sea port regulations, etc.)
  • port fee calculators 
  • route planner to help with finding the fastest cargo shipping ways (check out SeaRates’s Route Planner for inspiration)

 

One thing to keep in mind with interactive content is no to make it too complicated. If you do, chances are that people will find it difficult to use, which is frustrating and leads to abandonment. 

4. Share Video Customer Testimonials

People in need of international container shipping services aren’t interested in marketing talk from consultants. All they want is unbiased and detailed information from people like them who used your services. 

That’s where video customer testimonials come in. They can help with increasing confidence in your business as well as overcoming hesitation and skepticism potential clients might have. 

Take a look at this customer testimonial video from Amazon. It features a few people telling stories about how they benefited from using Amazon’s services.

If you’re not sure how to market your business online but need quick results, customer testimonials like these are definitely your best bet. They work because of two major reasons:

They give potential customers details and figures, not marketing talk

They instill “the fear of missing out:” seeing that the competitors are advancing can make businesses act faster.

So if you have an opportunity to create a customer testimonial in the form of a short video interview, please don’t hesitate to ask them. They don’t need to share all of the details of your cooperation, obviously, but some figures sure would be helpful for the viewer.

Successful Shipping Marketing Needs a Strategy

Digital marketing can be a bit hard, but if you plan everything ahead, chances are that you’ll find the process more than doable. While an international shipping business might not be the easiest one to promote, there are still many ways in which you can attract people with amazing content. 

So, the bottom line is that digital marketing is important for shipping businesses, and failing to do it means leaving a lot of money on the table. If you make your content relevant and useful for your target audience, good things can happen. 

Well, hopefully, some of the tips here inspired you to explore digital content creation and come up with some ideas that can resonate with your clients. Time to act and use this “extended possibility” is now. 

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A digital marketing course teaches students how to use digital technologies and strategies to promote a business online. The course covers a range of topics, including: 
 
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Digital marketing is a non-linear marketing approach that involves reaching customers across multiple online channels. It can help businesses:
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What is Basic Computer Course?

  • Basic computer courses are focused on the basics of computers including computer types, Computer Applications, hardware systems, and more.
  • They also cover the basics of various areas such as Web Designing, computer technology, VFX and Animation, Microsoft Office, Tally, etc.
  • The topics/ contents of the course may vary depending on the course type, duration, and institution; however, some of the areas of study include computer basics, number systems, hardware and software, Windows XP, etc. 
  • Basic computer courses are suitable for those who want to learn computer basics, for various purposes; jobs, personal, and business purposes. 
  • Having a basic knowledge of computers can help you land a better job, advance your career, and put yourself above other employees.

Basic Computer Books for Beginners

Name of the Book

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Absolute Beginners Guide to Computing Wallace Wang
Computer Basics Absolute Beginner’s Guide Michael Miller
Computers for Seniors: Email, Internet, Photos & More in 14 Easy Lessons Chris Ewin, Carrie Ewin, and Cheryl Ewin
Computers for Seniors for Dummies Nancy C. Muir
Computers Made Easy from Dummy to Geek James Bernstein
Is This Thing on: A Friendly Guide to Everything Digital for Newbies, Technophobes, and The Kicking & Screaming Abby Stokes
Computer Science Beginners Crash Course: Coding Data, Python, Algorithms & Hacking Ian Batantu
Basic Computer Course Made Simple Prof. Satish Jain, Dr. Shalini Jain & M. Geetha
Basic Computer Course Soumya Ranjan Behera
Computer Fundamentals: Concepts, Systems & Applications- 8th Edition Priti Sinha, Pradeep K, Sinha

3-month Computer Basic Course Syllabus

3-month computer basic course covers computer fundamentals, overview, MS-DOS, Windows XP/ 2007, and more. The detailed syllabus for the 3-month computer basic course including the topics and sub-topics is given below in the table.

Fundamentals of Computer
Introduction Input/ Output & Processing (CPU)
Input/ Output & Processing (CPU) Memory Device
Types of Computers Characteristics of Computer
History & Generation Applications of Computer
Windows XP
Basic Terminology & Typing Desktop Settings & Control Panel
MS Docs MS Paint
WordPad Accessories & Multimedia
Email & Internet
Introduction Email Account & Its Functions
Search Engine Surfing Web Pages
Basics of Social Networking Site –
Virus
General Introduction Antivirus Utilities
Application Software
Microsoft Word Microsoft PowerPoint
Microsoft Excel –
Practically Performed activities
Windows Seven Overview Burning CD/DVD
Basics of Audio/ Video editing Fundamentals of Hardware & Networking
Formatting Hard Disk Installing Windows

6-month Computer Course Syllabus

6-month computer courses are available as diploma and certificate courses in areas such as computer application. Here are the details of the 6 months course in the computer syllabus.

Operating Systems
Introduction of Computer Parts Window Installation
Driver Installation Software Installation
Disk Management Device Manager
MS Word
Home Insert
Page Layout References
Mailing Review
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MS Excel
Home Insert
Page Layout Formulas
Data Review
View –
PowerPoint
Design Animation
Slideshow –
MS-Access
Home Create
External Data Database Tools
Datasheet –
Internet
Introduction to Internet Surfing
Email Create Account
Sending & Receiving emails  Web Browsers
Downloading & Uploading Google Drive
Search Engines –
Digital Services
Net Banking Debit/Credit Card Transactions
E-wallet UPI
Fraud Emails Spams
Trojan/virus –

NIELIT Basic Computer Course Syllabus

NIELIT basic computer course is aimed at common people covering the basics of computers. This course is aimed to provide knowledge of computer basics, preparing his personal/ business letters, using internet & banking services, sending mails, etc. The list of topics covered in NIELIT courses in the computer syllabus is mentioned below.

Syllabus Topics
Knowing Computer Components of Computer Systems, Concepts of Hardware and Software, Concept of Computing, Data and Information, Applications of IECT
Operating Computer using GUI Based Operating System What is an Operating System, Basics of Popular Operating Systems, The User Interface, Operating System Simple Setting, File and Directory Management, Common Utilities
Understanding Word Processing Word Processing Basics, Opening and Closing Documents, Text Creation and Manipulation, Formatting the Text, Table Manipulation
Using Spreadsheet Basics of Spreadsheet, Elements of Electronic Spreadsheet, Manipulation of Cells, Formulas, and Functions
Introduction to Internet, WWW, and web browsers Basic of Computer Networks, Internet, World Wide Web (WWW), Web Browsing Software, Search Engines, Understanding URLs, Surfing the Web
Communications and Collaboration Basics of Electronic Mail, Using Emails, Document Collaboration, Instant Messaging
Making small presentation Introduction, Creation of Presentation, Preparation of Slides, Slideshow
Financial Literacy for Banking Scheme and Applications Importance of Saving, Drawbacks of Keeping Cash at Home, Services offered by Bank, Banking Service Delivery Channels, Schemes, Insurance

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Computer Syllabus: Course Wise 

As mentioned earlier, the basic computer course syllabus over the basics of computers and to some extent advanced areas of study. The computer syllabus course-wise may differ from another depending on the course type, duration, and institution. 

Diploma in Computer Engineering Syllabus

It is a three years diploma course that is divided into 6 semesters covering areas such as the basics of computer programming, operating system, networking, and more. Check out the semester-wise computer syllabus for Diploma in Computer Engineering program in the table below.

Semester I Semester II
Applied Mathematics I Applied Mathematics II
Applied Science English Communication
Concepts of Electrical & Electronics Engineering Digital Electronics
Introduction to Computer Concepts Programming with C
Applied Science Lab Digital Lab
Basic Electronics lab Programming with C Lab
Basic Computer Skills lab Multimedia Lab
Semester III Semester IV
Computer Organisation OOP with C++
Data Structures Using C Database Management Systems
Computer Networks Operating System
Data Structures lab Software Engineering
PC Hardware and Networking lab OOP with C++ lab
Graphical User Interface lab DBMS lab
Web Design lab Linux lab
Semester V Semester VI
Basic Management Skills and the Indian Constitution Software Testing
Programming with Java Network Security and Management
Web Programming Mobile Computing (elective)
Programming with Java lab Software Testing Lab
Web Programming Lab Network Security Lab
CASP Project Work II
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Diploma in Computer Applications Syllabus

It is a one-year course covering numerous computer applications including MS Office, internet applications, operating systems, DBMS, HTML, and more. Check out the semester-wise computer syllabus for Diploma in Computer Applications program in the table below.

Concept of Programming Flow Chart
Visual Basic 9.0 Oracle 9i
Techniques of Software Development Windows
CorelDraw, Pagemaker, Photoshop Tally A/c
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ADCA Computer Course Syllabus

ADCA stands for Advanced Diploma in Computer Applications. It is a diploma-level course that focuses on practical training and in-depth knowledge of computer hardware, software and programming languages. ADCA computer course syllabus is mentioned below:

Semester I Semester II
Microsoft Windows XP/Vista Tally 5.4
Microsoft PowerPoint C Programming
Microsoft Word Visual Basics
Computer Networks Corel Draw
Microsoft Office 2007 Photoshop
Microsoft Excel C++ Programming
Internet & Email –
Computer Fundamentals –

PGDCA Course Syllabus

PGDCA is a 1-year postgraduate diploma course that focuses on advanced computer science and applications in the field of IT. It covers areas including programming, java, soft skills, and more. Check out the semester-wise computer syllabus of the PGDCA program in the table below.

Semester I Semester II
Introduction to Computer Applications Computer Programming in Java
Computer Programming – I Data Structures
Digital Principles and Applications Internet Technologies
Database Management System Software Engineering
Computer Networks Computer Programming Laboratory – II
Computer Programming Laboratory – I Project
Summer Training –

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BCA Syllabus

The core subjects included in BCA Syllabus are programming using C, operating systems, Animation & computer graphics, Java Programming, computer networks, and database management systems. 

Check out the semester-wise computer syllabus of the BCA program in the table below.

Semester 1 Semester II
Hardware Lab Case Tools Lab
Creative English Communicative English
Foundational Mathematics Basic Discrete Mathematics
Statistics I For BCA Operating Systems
Digital Computer Fundamentals Data Structures
Introduction To Programming Using C Data Structures Lab
C Programming Lab Visual Programming Lab
PC Software Lab –
Semester III Semester IV
Interpersonal Communication Professional English
Introductory Algebra Financial Management
Financial Accounting Computer Networks
Software Engineering Programming In Java
Database Management Systems Java Programming Lab
Object-Oriented Programming Using C++ DBMS Project Lab
C++ Lab Web Technology Lab
Oracle Lab Language Lab
Domain Lab –
Semester V Semester VI
Unix Programming Design and Analysis of Algorithms
OOAD using UML Client-Server Computing
User Interface Design Client-Server Computing
Graphics And Animation Cloud Computing
Python Programming Multimedia Applications
Business Intelligence Introduction to Soft Computing
Graphics and Animation Lab Advanced Database Management System
Python Programming Lab –
Unix Lab –
Web Designing Project –
Business Intelligence Lab –

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Computer Syllabus: BSc Computer Science

BSc Computer Science Syllabus focuses on the principles and applications of computers. The computer syllabus here covers the basics of computer science, computer networks, digital electronics, database management systems, etc.

Check out the semester-wise computer syllabus of the BSc computer science program in the table below.

Semester I Semester II
Introduction to Digital Electronics Front Office Management
Basics of Computer Science Discrete mathematics
Environmental Sciences Computer Organization
Foundation course in Mathematics Fundamental of Open Source Software-LINUX
Functional English-I Value and Ethics
Semester III Semester IV
Object-Oriented Programming using C++ Database Management Systems
Operating Systems concepts Introduction to Computer Network
Introduction to Data Structures Numerical Analysis
System Analysis and Design System Programming
Technical Writing Report Writing(Yantra)
Analytical Skill Development-I Analytical Skill Development-II
Semester V Semester VI
Python Programming Introduction to Web Technology
Introduction to Software Engineering Project Work
Mobile Application Development  –
Personality Development Program  –

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Computer Syllabus: BTech Computer Science

BTech Computer Science is a 4 years bachelor’s level program that covers areas of Design, construction, operating computer hardware and software, and computer applications including calculus, algorithms, database learning, etc. 

The semester-wise computer syllabus for the BTech computer science program is mentioned below.

Semester I Semester II
English Communication Techniques
Engineering Mathematics I Engineering Mathematics II
Engineering Physics/Engineering Chemistry Engineering Chemistry/Engineering Physics
Computer Systems & Programming Engineering Mechanics
Electrical & Electronics Engineering Mechanical Engineering
Practical Environmental Studies & Disaster Management
Engineering Physics/Engineering Chemistry Lab Practical
Computer Programming Lab Engineering Chemistry/Engineering Physics
Practical Geometry Environmental Engineering Lab
Workshop Practice Machine Drawing
Electrical & Electronics Lab Discipline & Extracurricular Activities
Semester III Semester IV
Engineering Mathematics III Communication Engineering
Digital Electronics Principles of Programming Languages
Electronics Circuits Computer Organization & Architecture
Discrete Structures Database & File Systems
Object-Oriented Programming Engineering Management & Economics
Data Structures System Software
Practical Practical
Digital Electronics Lab. Communication Engineering Lab.
Electronic Circuits Lab. Programming Laboratory
Object-Oriented Programming Lab. Computer Organization & Architecture Lab.
– Database Vs File System, System Software Lab.
Semester V Semester VI
Software Engineering Operating Systems
Microprocessor and Interfaces Computer Networks
E-Commerce Design & Analysis of Algorithms
Computer Graphics Embedded Systems
Telecommunication Fundamentals Theory of Computation
Logical & Functional Programming Digital Signal Processing
Information Theory and Coding Advanced Software Engineering
Advanced-Data Structure Microwave and Satellite Communication
Software Engineering Practical Practical Shell Programming Lab
Software Engineering Lab Network lab
Microprocessor Lab Web Programming lab
e-Commerce Lab Microcontroller lab
Computer Graphics Lab Entrepreneurship Development
Discipline & Extracurricular Activities Discipline & Extracurricular Activities
Semester VII Semester VIII
Compiler Construction Information System and Securities
Data Mining and Warehousing CAD FOR VLSI Design
Logic Synthesis Advanced Computer Architectures
Artificial Intelligence Distributed Systems
Multimedia Systems Image Processing
Service-Oriented Architecture Natural Language Processing
Optical Communication Practical
Real-Time Systems Information System and Securities Lab
Practical VLSI Design Lab
Compiler Design Lab X-Windows Programming Lab
Data Mining and Warehousing Lab Project Stage II
Logic Synthesis Lab Seminar Presentation
Project Stage I Discipline & Extracurricular Activities
Practical Training Seminar –

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Computer Syllabus: BTech Computer Engineering

BTech Computer Engineering is an undergrad program in the field of computer engineering. The computer syllabus here covers areas of computer engineering and computer science along with technical aspects of Engineering, physics, chemistry, and Mathematics. 

The semester-wise computer syllabus for the BTech computer engineering program is mentioned below.

Semester I Semester II
English Network Theory
Mathematics I Semiconductor Devices and circuits
Applied Physics Engineering Drawing Practice
Computers and Information Technology Computer Programming Lab
C & Data Structures Semiconductor Devices and Circuits Lab
Semester III Semester IV
Mathematics – II Probability and Statistics
Discrete Structures and Graph Theory Electrical Technology
Data Processing and File Organization Computer Organization
Linear and Digital ICs Applications Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Switching theory and logic design Operating Systems
Managerial Economics and Accountancy Object-Oriented Programming
COBOL Lab Operating Systems Lab
IC Applications Lab Object-Oriented Programming Lab
Semester V Semester VI
Probability and Statistics Management Science
Electrical Technology Computer graphics
Computer Organization Computer Networks
Design and Analysis of Algorithms Artificial Intelligence
Operating Systems Language processors
Object-Oriented Programming Database management Systems
Operating Systems Lab Language Processor Lab
Object-Oriented Programming Lab DBMS Lab

Computer Syllabus: MCA

Master of Computer Application or MCA is a postgrad program in the field of Computer Applications. The computer syllabus here focuses on theoretical and practical aspects of computer applications including Software Development/Engineering, computer programs, Architecture, systems, etc.

The semester-wise computer syllabus for the MCA program is mentioned below.

Semester I Semester II
Computer Organisation & Architecture Data Communication & Computer Networks
Business Systems and Application Object-Oriented Programming in C++
Computer Programming with C Information Systems Analysis & Design
Discrete Mathematical Structure Database Management System I
Business English and Communication Data Structures with C
Programming in C Object-Oriented Programming lab (C++)
Micro Programming & Architecture Lab Data structure lab
Business presentation and language lab Database lab
Semester III Semester IV
Unix and Shell Programming Software Engineering & TQM
Business Management Database Management System II
Operating Systems and Systems Software Environment and Ecology
Intelligent Systems Graphics and Multimedia
Management Accounting Operation Research and Optimisation Techniques
Statistics and Numerical Techniques Advanced Database lab
Unix lab Software Project Management lab
Statistics and Numerical Analysis lab Graphics & Multimedia Lab
Semester V Semester VI
Values and Ethics of Profession Major project and seminar
Elective 1 (System Administration and Linux or Windows Programming With VB) –
Elective 2 (Advanced Unix programming or Object Oriented Programming With Java) –
Elective 3 (Distributed database management or Parallel Programming) –
Elective 4 (Compiler Design or E-Commerce) –
Minor project and seminar –
Elective Lab –

Computer Syllabus: MSc Computer Science

MSc Computer Science is a professional postgrad program in the field of Computer Science. The computer syllabus here focuses on advanced programming skills and solving challenges with the help of different programming languages, data structures, operating systems, Computer networks, and more.