I was searching about books related to programming that were written by Pakistani in urdu, I found this book for C++. I want to share it so that you can learn C++ easily in depth. so learn and enjoy :)
In a previous blog post about data engineering, we went through several many concepts related to data engineering such as data modeling, and then we went through different types of databases, for example, relational databases and we also got a glimpse of relational as well as NoSQL databases. And in today's blog post we will be writing about data engineer applications. Which are basically the use cases of data engineering 1st let's see what data engineering applications mean; so basically when we have data and we have engineered it then there are several things that we can do with that data and these things that we can do with processed data are the use cases of the data engineering. For example: If we have filled our containers with the data then it's not of any good use if it is not clean and well-formed. If your data is well-formed and if there are no logical mistakes, missing values, and garbage then we can easily perform the use cases and applications of data enginee...
As we have learned much of the basics of HTML and CSS . Let us now learn how can we make our web applications more user friendly, flexible and versatile, using php . Today we will see how to make a chess board using php in collaboration with HTML and CSS . So, Let's start: BASIC php SYNTAX: Starting Closing Tags: <?php ?> Php code must be written in these tags. Variables: Start with "$" sign e.g. $num=3; ; is really important to put after every statement. Functions: Functions start with the keyword "function". E.g. function power(){} Print: echo "printing by using echo"; echo ("printing by using echo"); print "pri...
To let you know a few useful things, I asked some experienced people, and here is what they have for you... Be open to changes. Focus on improving your soft / people skills. It will be hard sometimes but believe in yourself. You have got it. ( Rahat-Undergraduate ) Try to do good in quizzes and OHTs (One hour test or mids) cause when finals don't go well, these can help in getting good gpa which are comparatively easy then finals. ( Ayesha Munir-Undergraduate ) A few years later when you would look back at this time, GPA won't make you happy, but the memories of these 4 years will. Your career is important but so is having a good time. So work hard, party harder! ( Haris-Undergraduate ) From the start try to build your connections with seniors because they know more than you and.. are best counselors.. Focus on your quizzes and assignments because they are the building blocks of your Grade.. Your Good Image play some important part for favoritism points in exam....
Is there any website or an application that you enjoyed to use ? If I ask you why you like this particular application then most of you would say that it is fluent, it's easy to use or the theme is so soothing. So what is behind all these user friendly themes and designs ? The answer is, UI and UX designs. UI stands for User Interface while UX is used for User Experience. In today's world it is important to provide user friendly interface. Your application must be liked by everyone to the extent that they don't want to close that tab. Now lets dig deep into UI and UX designs.... UI vs UX designs.. The first thing is that UI designs focus on the interface or the front end, the application is providing to the user. It has to deal with beauty. How beautiful, attractive and good-looking is your application; determines its User Interface. While UX design deals with the experience of the user. Whether the user feels comfortable while using your application ...
In this blog post I will talk about: Software Design Patterns Open source platforms e.g. Joomla SEO (Search Engine Optimization) Swift vs Python React vs Angular vs vue.js Machine Learning and related learnings And Choosing Operating System.... Seems so strange, too many things with no visible links ....But wait! I have a solution to this problem, and the solution is in "telling a story" So let's begin John was a student of engineering, he was about to start his academic year for graduation. He wanted to go for software engineering as his major. He got admission in one of the most prestigious college of his state. He was so passionate and optimistic about his field, he was good in programming and used to participate in every coding and programming contest. Now that he was in his Second year, he thought to get some kind of Internship. So he created his resume, checked it, get it checked by some of his amazing teachers. His resume was somewhat li...
Someone once said: The past cannot be changed, forgotten, edited, or erased. It can only be accepted . But then programming came into being and it stated that "you can change your past, but only the code past". Meaning; what you have coded earlier you can change, edit and improve it. And for that you need to have something like revision history, from where you can get the idea of what you have done (coded) in the past. Questioning.. So how would you keep the history of your code? Would you make several copies after doing each and every change? Or will you opt for "control/command + z"? Obviously you don't go for such an inefficient way of controlling the version/history of your code while working on some large project. Answering... So here comes "version control systems". These systems/softwares are specially designed to help you in controlling the version of your project codes. They also enable you to share your code and collaborate...
I believe: "sharing good is caring" , s o, I decided to share some of the important videos, for all the engineering students, who are about to start their first semester especially in NUST . so here you go.. (Click on The bulleted item, and you will get to the corresponding link) 1. Calculus: First, foremost and the dearest subject of students is "Calculus" , this will make you both cry and smile. So, if you want to do it well ,here are some videos: Professor Leonard: www.youtube.com/user/professorleonard57/playlists I found it, really helpful 2. Applied Physics: Applied Physics abbreviated as "AP" is the second favorite subject of engineers at NUST (on a lighter note). Michel van Biezen : This is the physics vector playlist. You also can watch other AP related videos here: www.youtube.com/user/ilectureonline/playlists 3. Discrete Mathematics: I took this subject very light, but it isn't, so you need to pu...
Now that you have seen how to get straight A's in the fresher year , you might be thinking; why to get straight A's specifically in the fresher year? So here is the importance of getting straight A's: In most of the institutes, the fresher year consists of more credit hours than the coming years. So the first year has more stake in your CGPA than any other year. Good grades, in the beginning, will serve as a motivation for you to perform best in the future, this will increase your morale for improvement and progress. There could be many companies recruiting after the first semester, your better grades will make your way to these companies from the very start. This will allow you to shape your career and to assess your interests. These are some of the answers to "WHY?". There could be many others. Well, there is no known disadvantage of getting straight A's to my knowledge, so why not to get'em!
The wait is over.. HONET International is coming again to Pakistan, at National University of Science and Technlogy , for 15th International Conference.. HONET (High-Capacity Optical Networks and Enabling/ Emerging Technologies), is an International Conference regarding Information, Communication and Technology. This conference for 15 years aims at collecting the whole mindset of different people related to ICT, to add value in this field. Let us see the brief overview of 15th HONET-ICT Conference : Date: From 8 Oct, 2018 to 12 Oct, 2018. Venue: NUST H-12 Islamabad, Pakistan. Topic: Smart Cities - Improving Quality of Life Using ICT and IOT. Invited Speakers: Prof. Dr. Mohammad Shahidehpour, Dr. Ahmed E. Kamal, Prof. Dr. Kamal Alameh, Dr. Masud H Chowdhury and Dr. Robert Splinter. You can see the whole biographies here . Committee Members: Include the honorable Professors, you can visit them here . ...
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