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Training on Programming and Problem Solving using Java
Training on Programming and Problem Solving using Java

Java programming language is a robust & versatile platform, enabling developers to Write software on one platform and run it on another, create programs to run within a web browser, develop server-side applications for online forums, stores, and polls. Write applications for cell phones and other consumer devices.

 


This course will cover fundamental principle of distributed system. It will also discuss and explain about systematic presentation of the basic issues in building distributed systems, particularly different architecture and resource issues.

The textbook is "Distributed Systems" by Coulouris et. al. The book aims to convey insight into, and knowledge of, the principle and practice underlying the design of distributed systems, both Internet-based and otherwise.

Apple won't change antenna for Verizon iPhone, says expert

Aug 17, 2010 02:22 pm | Computerworld
Dismisses talk of coating or change in design for possible CDMA iPhone
by Gregg Keizer

If an iPhone does appear on Verizon, don't expect Apple to change its antenna design, an expert said today.

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Apple manager pleads not guilty to kickback charges

Aug 16, 2010 08:52 pm | Computerworld
Bond hearing set for Wednesday in alleged $1M kickback scheme
by Gregg Keizer

The Apple manager who was arrested last week pleaded not guilty Monday to charges of accepting kickbacks of at least $1 million from Asian suppliers.

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Software EgineeringSoftware Engineering, addresses the theory and methodology of programming of enormous and heterogeneous computer software. The course covers project planning and management, requirements identification, analysis, and management; development tools and methods, software architecture design, detailed design, implementation and testing. Special emphasis is given to planning and estimating and to quality development practices such as product inspections and testing.
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By Maila Ager
INQUIRER.net
First Posted 15:50:00 03/24/2010
SAN FRANCISCO, California, United States—Computer security firm Sophos on Monday warned that scammers are duping Facebook users with a bogus "Dislike" button that slips malicious software onto machines.