Third Year CSE Student’s interview in Akashvani Yuva Vani Programme, Mangaluru

On July 28th 2021, Mr. Sreetheja S N, Third Year Computer Science & Engineering Student was interviewed at Akashvani Yuva Vani Programme on "Usage of Lockdown to learn Game Development and Software Development which eventually turned in to Earning". He spoke about his experience in learning a new Skill and how he turned it into an earning during lockdown vacation. He gave his insights on how he applied his passion to his work. He also mentioned how Sahyadri and Prof. Shailesh Shetty, Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering guided him to attain such heights. Mr. Devu Hanehalli was the interviewer.

Dr. Prabhu Delivers lecture on Cyber Risks

Dr. Ananth Prabhu G, Professor in the Dept. of Computer Science & Engineering was invited by NMAMIT to deliver a 2-hour lecture on Cyber Risks, as a part of the NMAMIT ATAL FDP on Gender Equity: Challenges and Opportunities for Women in Decision Making.
Dr. Prabhu explained how Technology is a double edged sword and the precautions to be taken for responsible browsing. He explained about the Covid Related Cyber Crimes, Devices used for spying and other aspects of cybercrimes. A brief explanation about Pegasus spyware and case study on ATM hacking was given in detail. He also invited all the participants to visit the Sahyadri Center of Excellence on Digital Forensics and Cyber Security.
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Training and Placement – Edupolis (Unschool) hiring

Edupolis (Unschool) conducted a virtual Campus Recruitment Drive for all the branches of Engineering students from the 2021 outgoing batch. Hiring is for the role of Operations Executive and the package offered is INR 5 LPA.
Company Profile: Unschool is a market-place for everyone who has the knowledge to share or a skill to teach, to coach inspired individuals wanting to learn. Learning should never cease to be part of life. Hence, they aspire to have teachers host courses on their platform and coach a generation of learners. Unschool believed that teaching is not meant only for conventional teachers, but in the idea that anyone and everyone can teach (and learn).
For more details please visit: www.unschool.in/

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Day Thirty Six of CET Crash Course for CET Aspirants

This space gives a glimpse of the Day-Wise information related to CET Crash Course organized for CET Aspirants at 10:00 am to 1:00 pm every day.
Subject: Chemistry
Topic: Solutions and Surface Chemistry
Participant Count: 1,056

Need Success? A quick viddy at following points

Every student who is at the crossroads of his academic sojourn of Grade-12 and dreaming of a great career would endeavor to be successful in a short period of time. A quick look around and it will bring to the foray many a successful people and we wonder what is the secret behind their success?
Here are few points you can viddy at in your quest for success;
1. Respect your parents and don’t take them for granted. Your parents may put a lot of pressure on you, and at times you may feel as if they fail to understand you. But, the truth of the matter is that they love you unconditionally, so appreciate them as often as you can.
2. Getting a BAD grade isn’t the end of the world. In a few years from now, you won’t even remember most of your grades. So, if you end up getting a bad grade, it’s wise to learn from your mistakes and prepare better for the next exam.
3. Use the Internet as a tool for education rather than mere entertainment. The Internet can keep you entertained for hours. But a controlled and apt usage can lead to better avenues of exploration by leading you to educational sites like Coursera, Udemy, etc.
4. Learn to manage money. As a student, you probably don’t have tons of money. That’s a good thing because you can learn to Save, Spend and Invest wisely with a little risk. It’s advisable to learn the tricks of money management while you’re still young!
5. Make sleep a priority. Research has proven that sleep is an essential aspect of a Healthy Mind and Body. Ensure to prioritize your sleep to get a minimum of seven hours of sleep a night, and that will make you a happier, relaxed, and better student.
6. When in Doubt--Shout. There’s no shame in asking for help and seeking someone’s expertise and guidance. If you can’t find the answer on Google, don’t hesitate to ask your teachers or parents. They’ll be more than willing to assist you.
7. Write things down. Your brain isn’t a perfect storage device, so it’s always advisable to jottings things down. Use a notebook or an app like Google Keep ensuring that you don’t forget anything important. If you write things down, you’ll be a more organized and effective student.
8. If you need the motivation to study, go to the library. When you’re surrounded by people who are studying, you’ll feel inspired to study. Don’t underestimate the effect of the Library environment that can increase your motivation manifold. This study tip is extremely valuable!
9. Don’t blame others. The sooner you stop blaming others, the sooner you’ll learn to take full control and responsibility for your life.
10. Attend every single class. If the class is about a topic you’ve already learned before and the class seems boring, see it as an opportunity to improve your ability to focus and rewind the concepts.
11. Don’t try to remember things; Make them impossible to forget. Use a diary, sticky note, or an app to ensure that you don’t forget. Ask yourself throughout the day, “What’s important now?” We often do what we feel like doing at the moment – even if that behavior isn’t in our long-term interests. To fight this tendency, ask yourself, “What’s important now?” The answer will usually be clear.
12. Celebrate the success of Everyone. Your life as a student may feel like a competition, but it isn’t. Celebrate the accomplishments and successes of your peers, and don’t be a grumpy sore loser.
13. No experience in life is wasted. To paraphrase Tony Robbins, cultivate the belief that life is happening for you, not to you. If you believe that life is happening for your good, you’ll be able to see even challenges and frustrations in a positive light. Every choice you make shapes your character, so choose wisely. As a student, you make hundreds of choices every day: what to eat, how to spend your money, whom to talk to, which clothes to wear, how to work hard, etc. Every decision taken shapes your character and destiny, so don’t take it lightly.
14. 90% of success is doing what others aren’t willing to do. Most students aren’t willing to do the extra assignment, proofread the essay one more time, put their tablet away when it’s time to focus or delete the distracting apps on their phone. Be the student who is willing to do those things by going the extra mile. If you adopt this mindset in life, Success is guaranteed.
15. You’re never too young to make an impact. As a student, I thought of myself as a “kid” who couldn’t make an impact. But, just look at these children and teenagers who are making huge contributions to the world. No matter how old you are, believe you can contribute, and start with smaller contributions in whatever way you can.
Finally,
Attitude matters more than Intelligence or Talent.

Quote for the day

It always seems impossible until it is done.
- Nelson Mandela