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Wednesday, September 7, 2011

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The topics are
  1. 4G Wireless Systems
  2. A BASIC TOUCH-SENSOR SCREEN SYSTEM
  3. Artificial Eye
  4. Animatronics
  5. Automatic Teller Machine
  6. Aircars
  7. Adding interlligence to ineternet using satellite
  8. ADSL
  9. Aeronautical Communications
  10. Agent oriented programing
  11. Animatronics
  12. Augmented reality
  13. Autonomic Computing
  14. Bicmos technology
  15. BIOCHIPS
  16. Biomagnetism
  17. Biometric technology
  18. BLUE RAY
  19. Boiler Instrumentation
  20. Brain-Computer Interface
  21. Bluetooth Based Smart Sensor Networks
  22. BIBS
  23. CDMA Wireless Data Transmitter
  24. Cellonics Technology
  25. Cellular Positioning
  26. Cruise Control Devices
  27. Crusoe Processor
  28. Cyberterrorism
  29. Code division duplexing
  30. Cellular Digital Packet Data
  31. Computer clothing
  32. Cordect WLL
  33. CARBIN NANO TUBE ELECTRONICS
  34. CARNIVORE AN FBI PACKET SNIFFER
  35. CDMA
  36. CELLONICSTM TECHNOLOGY
  37. CELLULAR NEURAL NETWORKS
  38. CELLULAR DIGITAL PACKET DATA
  39. CIRCUIT AND SAFETY ANALYSIS SYSTEM
  40. CISCO IOS FIREWALL
  41. CLUSTER COMPUTING
  42. COLD FUSION
  43. COMPACT PCI
  44. COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS PLANNING (CAPP)
  45. COMPUTER CLOTHING
  46. COMPUTER MEMORY BASED ON THE PROTEIN BACTERIO
  47. CONCEPTUAL GRAPHICS
  48. CORDECT
  49. CORDECT WLL
  50. CRUISE CONTROL DEVICES
  51. CRUSOE PROCESSOR
  52. CRYOGENIC GRINDING
  53. CRYPTOVIROLOGY
  54. CT SCANNING
  55. CVT
  56. Delay-Tolerant Networks
  57. DEVELOPMENT OF WEARABLE BIOSENSOR
  58. DiffServ-Differentiated Services
  59. DWDM
  60. Digital Audio Broadcasting
  61. Digital Visual Interface
  62. Direct to home television (DTH)
  63. DOUBLE BASE NUMBER SYSTEM
  64. DATA COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES
  65. DELAY-TOLERANT NETWORKS
  66. DENSE WAVELENGTH DIVISION MULTIPLEXING
  67. DESIGN, ANALYSIS, FABRICATION AND TESTING OF A COMPOSITE LEAF SPRING
  68. DEVELOPMENT OF WEARABLE BIOSENSOR
  69. DGI SCENT
  70. DIFFFSERVER
  71. DIGITAL AUDIO BROADCASTING
  72. DIGITAL CONVERGENCE
  73. DIGITAL HUBBUB
  74. DIGITAL SILHOUETTES
  75. DIGITAL THEATRE SYSTEM
  76. DIGITAL WATER MARKING
  77. DIRECT TO HOME
  78. DISKLESS LINUX TERMINAL
  79. DISTRIBUTED FIREWALL
  80. DSL
  81. DTM
  82. DWDM
  83. DYNAMIC LOADABLE MODULES
  84. DYNAMICALLY RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING
  85. ELECTROMAGNETIC INTERFERENCE
  86. Embedded system in automobiles
  87. Extreme Programming
  88. EDGE
  89. ELECTROMAGNETIC LAUNCHING SYSYEM
  90. E BOMB
  91. E INTELLIGENCE
  92. E PAPER TECHNOLOGY
  93. ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE
  94. ELECTRONIC NOSE
  95. ELECTRONIC NOSE & ITS APPLICATION
  96. ELECTRONICS MEET ANIMALS BRAIN
  97. EMBEDDED
  98. EMBEDDED DRAM
  99. EMBEDDED LINUX
  100. EMBRYONICS APPROACH TOWARDS INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
  101. EMNA
  102. EUVL
  103. EXT3
  104. EXTREME PROGRAMMING
  105. EXTREME ULTRAVIOLET LITHOGRAPHY
  106. Ferroelectric RAM
  107. Fluorescent Multi-layer Disc
  108. Face detection technology
  109. FSO transmitter
  110. FACE RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGY
  111. FIREWIRE
  112. FRACTAL IMAGE COMPRESSION
  113. FRACTAL ROBOTS
  114. FRAM
  115. FREE SPACE OPTICS
  116. FREQUENCY SHIFT KEYING
  117. FUTEX
  118. Ga m i n g c o n s o l e s
  119. GMPLS
  120. GSM Security And Encryption
  121. Guided Missiles
  122. Green engine
  123. GAMING CONSOLES
  124. GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE
  125. GENETIC PROGRAMMING
  126. GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM
  127. GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
  128. GLOBAL SYSTEM FOR MOBILE COMMUNICATION (GSM)
  129. GMPLS
  130. GRAPHICS PROCESSING UNIT
  131. GREEN ENGINE
  132. GRID COMPUTING
  133. GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE
  134. GRAPHICS PROCESSING UNIT
  135. H.323
  136. HALO NETWORK
  137. HANDFREE DRIVING
  138. HANS
  139. HIGH ALTITUDE AERONAUTICALl PLATFORM STATIONS
  140. HIGH AVAILABILITY LINUX CLUSTERING
  141. HIGH TEMPERATURE SUPERCONDUCTORS
  142. HIGH-AVAILABILITY POWER SYSTEMS
  143. HOLOGRAPHIC MEMORY
  144. HPJAVA
  145. HTAM
  146. HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE
  147. HURD
  148. HVAC
  149. HYDRO DRIVE
  150. HYPER THREADING
  151. HYPER TRANSPORT TECHNOLOGY
  152. HYPERTEXT PREPROCESSOR (PHP)
  153. HY-WIRE CAR
  154. H_323
  155. High Altitude Aeronautical Platforms
  156. Home Networking
  157. Holographic memory
  158. Hyperthreadimax
  159. high speed data
  160. Honeypots
  161. HPJava
  162. Human Computer Interface
  163. Hurd
  164. InfiniBand
  165. Intelligent calling bell
  166. INFINITE DIMENSIONAL VECTOR SPACES
  167. Intel MMX
  168. INTRUSION DETECTION SYSTEMS
  169. Ipv6 - The Next Generation Protocol
  170. Iris Scanning
  171. I MODE
  172. IDC
  173. IDS
  174. ISI
  175. IGCT
  176. IMAGE AUTHENTICATION TECHNIQUES
  177. IMAX
  178. INFINI BAND
  179. INFINITE DIMENSIONAL VECTOR SPACES
  180. INTEGRATED POWER ELECTRONICS MODULE
  181. INTEGRATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY IN MACHINE TOOLS
  182. INTEL CENTRINO MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
  183. INTEL MMX
  184. INTELLIGENT NAVIGATION SYSTEM
  185. INTELLIGENT NETWORK
  186. INTELLIGENT SOFTWARE AGENTS
  187. INTERACTIVE VOICE RESPONSE SYSTEM
  188. INTERNET ARCHITECTURE AND ROUTING
  189. IP SPOOFING
  190. IRIS SCANNING
  191. ISOLOOP MAGNETIC COUPLERS
  192. ITANIUM PROCESSOR
  193. Integrated Power Electronics Module
  194. Integration of information technology in machine tools
  195. INTEL CENTRINO MOBILE TECHNOLOGY
  196. Interactive Voice Response System
  197. JAVA CARD
  198. JAVA MESSAGE SERVICE
  199. Javaring
  200. Josephson junction
  201. KIRLIAN PHOTOGRAPHY
  202. LANDMINES DETECTION
  203. LASER & SATELLITE GUIDED STRIKERS
  204. LASER COMMUNICATION
  205. LED WIRELESS
  206. LIGHT EMITTING POLYMERS
  207. LIGHTNING PROTECTION USING LFA-M
  208. LIGHT-TREE
  209. LINE REFLECT REFLECT TECHNIQUE
  210. LINTO
  211. LINUX IN EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
  212. LMDS
  213. LOW POWER UART DESIGN FOR SERIAL DATA COMMUNICATION
  214. LWIP
  215. Light controlled fan regulator
  216. Laser Communications
  217. Layer 3 switching
  218. Lazer communication
  219. LED WIRELESS
  220. LIGHT-TREE
  221. LIWIA3
  222. LRR
  223. Managing Data In Multimedia Conferencing
  224. Microsoft Windows Distributed internet application architect
  225. Migration from GSM network to GPRS
  226. Minidisc
  227. Moct
  228. Modular Computing
  229. MPEG-7
  230. Mobile IP
  231. Molecular Electronics
  232. Multisensor Fusion and Integration
  233. MAGNETIC RAM
  234. MANAGING DATA IN MULTIMEDIA CONFERENCING
  235. M-COMMERCE
  236. MICRO ELECTROMECHANICAL SYSTEM (MEMS)
  237. MICRO ELECTRONIC PILL
  238. MICROSOFT PALLADIUM
  239. MICROSOFT WINDOWS DISTRIBUTED INTERNET APPLICATION ARCHITECT
  240. MIGRATION FROM GSM NETWORK TO GPRS
  241. MILLIPEDE
  242. MINI DISC
  243. MOBILE IP
  244. MOBILE TELEMEDICINE SYSTEMS
  245. MOCT
  246. MODULAR COMPUTING
  247. MODULAR ROBOTICS
  248. MOLECULAR ELECTRONICS
  249. MP3 ENCODING
  250. MPEG
  251. MPEG-7
  252. MRAM
  253. MULTI PROTOCOL LABEL SWITCHING
  254. MULTI SENSOR FUSION AND INTEGRATION
  255. MULTICAST
  256. MULTIMEDIA MESSAGING SERVICE (MMS)
  257. MULTITERABIT NETWORKS
  258. mems
  259. Nanotechnology
  260. NAS
  261. NVT
  262. NRAM
  263. NANOTECHNOLOGY
  264. NARROWBAND AND BROADBAND ISDN
  265. NAVBELT AND GUIDECANE
  266. NETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE (NAS)
  267. NEURAL NETWORKS AND THEIR APPLICATIONS
  268. NON VISIBLE IMAGING
  269. NRAM
  270. Optical Satellite Communication
  271. OOT
  272. OPEN RAN
  273. OPEN SOURCE DEVELOPMENT WITH CVS
  274. OPTICAL COHERENCE TOMOGRAOHY
  275. OPTICAL ETHERNET
  276. OPTICAL PACKET SWITCHING
  277. OPTICAL PACKET SWITCH ARCHITECTURES ORIGINAL
  278. OPTICAL SATELLITE COMMUNICATION
  279. OPTICAL SWITCHING
  280. ORGANIC ELECTRONICS
  281. ORGANIC LED
  282. ORION - CEV
  283. OVONIC UNIFIED MEMORY
  284. OpenRAN
  285. Optical coherence tomography
  286. Organic Electronics
  287. Organic Light Emitting Diodes
  288. Optical Computing
  289. Optical switching
  290. Ovonic unified memory
  291. PARASITIC COMPUTING
  292. PH Control Technique using Fuzzy Logic
  293. Pivot Vector Space Approach in Audio-Video Mixing
  294. Polymer Memory
  295. PRODUCTIONAND MANUFACTURING ISSUES
  296. Passive integration
  297. Plasma Display
  298. Project Oxygen
  299. PebbleBedReactors
  300. PALLADIUM
  301. PARA LEGAL AID PROGRAMME
  302. PARALLEL COMPUTING IN INDIA
  303. PARASITIC COMPUTING
  304. PASSIVE INTEGRATION
  305. PERCEPTIVE COMPUTING
  306. PH CONTROL TECHNIQUE USING FUZZY LOGIC
  307. PIVOT VECTOR SPACE APPROACH IN AUDIO-VIDEO MIXING
  308. PIXIE DUST
  309. PLAN 9 OPERATING SYSTEM
  310. PLASMA ANTENNAS
  311. PLASMA ARC TECHNOLOGY
  312. PLASTIC ELECTRONICS
  313. PLASTIC CHIPS
  314. POLYMER MEMORY
  315. POWER SYSTEM CONTIGENCIES
  316. PRIORITY INV & CHAIN BLOCKING
  317. PROJECT OXYGEN
  318. PROTEIN BASED DNA COMPUTERS
  319. PROTEIN ARCHITECTURE
  320. PROTEIN MEMORY
  321. PROTEOMICS
  322. Power line communication
  323. Q HEAP
  324. QOS IN CELLULAR NETWORKS BASED ON MPT
  325. QUADRICS INTERCONNECTION NETWORK
  326. QUANTUM COMPUTING
  327. QUANTUM CRYPTOGRAPHY
  328. QUANTUM TELEPORTATION
  329. QUANTUM_COMPUTING
  330. RADIO FREQUENCY IDENTIFICATION
  331. RAOOF
  332. RAPID PROTOTYPING
  333. RD RAM
  334. RE ENTRY OF SPACE VEHICLE
  335. REAL FAIR
  336. RECONFIGURABLE COMPUTING
  337. RESILIENT PACKET RING NETWORKS
  338. ROBOTICS
  339. Robotic surgery
  340. Radio frequency light sources
  341. RD ram
  342. RESILIENT PACKET RING Networks
  343. RFID technology
  344. RTOS - Vx WORKS
  345. RAID
  346. RPR
  347. SATRACK
  348. Solar cars
  349. Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence
  350. Simputer
  351. Smart Note Taker
  352. Single photon emission computed tomography
  353. Smart card
  354. Speed Detection of moving vehicle using speed cameras
  355. Stealth Fighter
  356. Surround Sound System
  357. Satellite radio
  358. SALT
  359. SAP R3 ARCHITECTURE
  360. SATELLITE RADIO
  361. SATRACK
  362. SEASONAL INFLUENCES ON SAFETY OF SUBSTATION GROUNDING SYSTEMS
  363. SECURITY FEATURES IN SE-LINUX
  364. SELF MANAGING COMPUTING SYSTEM
  365. SELF ORGANIZING MAPS
  366. SENSORS ON 3D DIGITIZATION
  367. SENSOTRONIC BRAKE CONTROL
  368. SESSION INITIATION PROTOCOL
  369. SILC
  370. SIMPUTER
  371. SKID STEER LOADER AND MULTIERRAIN LOADER
  372. SMART CAMERA FOR TRAFFIC SURVIELLANCE
  373. SMART CARDS
  374. SMART DUST
  375. SMART EDIT
  376. SMART PIXEL ARRAYS
  377. SMART QUILL
  378. SMART SENSOR
  379. SMF COUPLER
  380. SOFTWARE IN MEDICAL IMAGING
  381. SPACE AHUTTLES AND ITS ADVANCEMENTS
  382. SPACE MOUSE
  383. SPACE ROBOTICS
  384. SPECT
  385. SPEECH RECOGNITION
  386. SPEED DETECTION OF MOVING VEHICLE USING SPEED CAMERAS
  387. SPIN VALVE TRANSISTOR
  388. SPINTRONICS
  389. STEGANOGRAPHY
  390. STORAGE AREA NETWORKS (SAN)
  391. SURROUND SOUND SYSTEM
  392. SURVIVABLE NETWORKS SYSTEM
  393. SYMBIAN
  394. SYNCHRONISATION
  395. SYNTHETIC APERTURE RADAR SYSTEM
  396. Self managing computing system
  397. Sensors on 3d digitisation
  398. Shallow water Acoustic Networks
  399. Sisco
  400. Smart Pixcell Arrays
  401. SMART SENSOR
  402. Survivable Networks Systems
  403. Solar power satelite
  404. Self Organizing Maps
  405. Survivable Networks Systems
  406. TETRA-TErrestrial Trunked Radio
  407. Temperature controller cum indicator
  408. TELE-IMMERSION
  409. TEMPEST AND ECHELON
  410. TEN 10 GIGABIT ETHERNET
  411. THE ANATOMY OF GRID
  412. THE TIGERSHARC PROCESSOR
  413. THERMAL BARRIER COATING
  414. THIRD GENERATION OF MOBILE PHONES(3G)
  415. THOUGHT TRANSLATION DEVICE (TTD)
  416. TOTAL PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE
  417. TOUCH SCREEN REPORT
  418. TREATING CARDIAC DISEASES BASED ON CATHETER BASED TISSUE HEATING
  419. TRIPWIRE
  420. TEN GB ETHERNET
  421. UBIQUITOUS COMPUTING
  422. ULTRA WIDE BAND TECHNOLOGY
  423. UNICODE SUPPORTS SOLARIS OPERATING ENVIRONMENT
  424. UTILITY FOG
  425. VISNAV
  426. Voice morphing
  427. VDSL
  428. VIRTUAL KEYBOARD
  429. VIRTUAL LAN TECHNOLOGY
  430. VIRTUAL NETWORK COMPUTING
  431. VIRTUAL SURGERY
  432. VISIONS OF 4G
  433. VISNAV
  434. VISUALISATION
  435. VLSI COMPUTATIONS”
  436. VOCABLE
  437. VOICE MORPHING
  438. VOICE OVER INTERNET PROTOCOL
  439. VOICE PORTALS
  440. VPN
  441. VLSI COMPUTATIONS”
  442. VOICE PORTALS
  443. Virtual Typing
  444. Virus & Anti viruses
  445. Virtual Network Computing
  446. VoCable
  447. VPN
  448. Wearable Computers
  449. WAKE ON LAN
  450. WAVELET TRANSFORMS
  451. WAVELET VIDEO PROCESSING TECHNOLOGY
  452. WDM
  453. WEARABLE COMPUTERS
  454. WELDING ROBOTS
  455. WIDEBAND- OFDM
  456. WIDEBAND SIGMA DELTA PLL MODULATOR
  457. WI-FI WIRELESS FIDELITY
  458. WINDOWS VISTA
  459. WIRELESS INTERNET SECURITY
  460. WIRELESS LAN-IEEE 802.11
  461. WIRLESS INTELLEGENT NETWORKING
  462. WISE NET
  463. Wearable Bio-Sensors
  464. White LED
  465. Wireless Integrated Network Sensors
  466. Wankel Engine
  467. WI FI-wireless fidility
  468. XML ENCRYPTION
  469. ZIGBEE

Sunday, February 1, 2009

HOW TO PRESENT A SEMINAR PAPER







It can be very boring to listen to something read aloud. Therefore what you must do is follow the following points:


1. Decide on a time limit for your talk. Tell your audience what it is. Stick to your time limit. This is very important.


2. Write out your spoken presentation in the way that you intend to say it. This means that you must do some of the work of writing the paper again, in a sense. Written language is different from spoken language (See Features of academic spoken English). Your seminar presentation will probably take less time than the written paper it is based on and you cannot summarise on your feet.


3. Concentrate only on the main points. Ignore details. Hammer home the essence of your argument. If necessary find ways of making your basic points so that your audience will be clear about what they are.


4. Try to make your presentation lively and interesting. This does not mean telling jokes and anecdotes. But if you can think of interesting or amusing examples to illustrate your argument, use them.




5. Write out everything you have to say, including examples etc. Rehearse what you are going to say until you are happy with it.


6. When you know exactly what you are going to say, reduce it to outline notes . Rehearse your talk again, this time form the outline notes. Make sure you can find your way easily from the outline notes to the full notes, in case you forget something.


7. In the seminar, speak from the outline notes. But bring both sets of notes and your original paper to the meeting.


8. Look at your audience when you are speaking. Use this technique: First read the appropriate part of your notes silently. Then look up at your audience and say what you have to say.

9. Never speak while you are still reading. While you look at your audience, try to judge what they are thinking. Are they following you? You will never make contact with your audience if your eyes are fixed on the paper in front of you.


10. Make a strong ending. One way of doing this is to repeat your main points briefly and invite questions or points of view.

Remember that listening is very different from reading. Something that is going to be listened to has therefore to be prepared in a very different way from something that is intended to be read

Academic Presentations

Academic Presentations can be individual or in groups.
Individual

Academic seminars and presentations often take the following form:

1. Introduction

What do you intend to do?
How do you intend to do it?
2. Main Body

State your points: information and argument.
3. Conclusion

Summarise
Invite questions



4.. Discussions/Questions

To improve the way you talk check these links......

http://www.uefap.com/speaking/pres/presfram.htm

Sunday, January 4, 2009

Mini project for sale





Mini project named "Dynamic Queue management System " for sale.Its basically a system for eliminating long queus instead people can wait at a comfortable place.The project is priced at Rs.5000.The miniproject include Model+Report+PPT. All after sale services will be provided.If you are interested mail me at vnykprabha@gmail.com