Job Opportunity : Aviation Analytics, Genpact

Dear AeSI Graduates,

We are glad to inform you that AeSIAA in partnership with Genpact is planning to conduct a recruitment drive for the post of "Aviation Analytics".

Are you are interested to be a part of Genpact ; a leading company which began in 1997 as a business unit within General Electric (GE) and today has 68,000+ employees and annual revenues of ~ US$2.28 billion.

If yes, please refer to the job description (https://goo.gl/6CbNVf) and send your updated resume along with the contact details to Mr. Himalya Bansal at himalya.india@gmail.com with email subject line as "Resume - Aviation Analytics" by Sunday i.e. June 28, 2015.

Regards,
Himalya Bansal (AMAeSI)
For AeSI Alumni Association
Email : himalya.india@gmail.com, secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com

Calling AeSI Students for CSRP

Dear AeSI Students/Graduates,

If you aim to explore the area ( eg FEM, CFD etc) in which you wish to pursue your career you may try your hand at CSRP.

It costs nothing except your time & commitment.

If you are ready to go extra mile, extra efforts are needed.

At the end of this exercise you are able  to publish a paper, or
make a good repo with mentor, or got to know your mentor very well, or
know about industrial practices through informal discussions, or have an accurate view of the kind of work usually done in the industry

Under CSRP, You are ready with something instead of nothing when you graduate.

Also your mentor would be ready to write something once he works with you. A good LOR means a ticket to reputed universities. Our association for learning should continue. Getting degree is only beginnings, we have to travel more. Please pass to all in your amaesi circle.

Contact Sunil Morya, Rahul verma for further details as needed or 
write to CSRP.aesiaa@gmail.com.

Please visit http://www.aesiaa.org/csrp_aesiaa.html more details

Regards
For AeSIAA

Dear Students,

If you have interest in carrying out a quality project for your electives fulfilling the requirements of AmAeSI course in association and consultation with  industry renowned researchers you may contact alumni association for the needful. 

You can contact us over secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com mentioning electives taken and planned submission session.

Project will be carried out under the guidance of  AeSIAA. Guides from AeSI fraternity will monitor the work and under satisfactory completion will sign the the report. A certification of completion from AeSIAA would be also attached with the report authenticating the quality. Industrial problems will be taken improving the quality. Also guide will be part of your work and also signatory. Interested candidates can contact.

Tentative Date of start is 26 Jan 15 after vacation following the Dec session exams. All subjects of elective will be covered. Duration of project will be of four months. Weekly contact sessions with guides. Candidates with high aptitude towards research only need to apply who can carry out the work independently under the able guidance.

All correspondence, clarifications, doubts,  on this subject through mail to secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com only.

No calls please.

Regards
Rakesh
For AeSIAA

Collaborative Research Opportunity for AeSI Students

Dear Students, 

If you have interest in carrying out a quality project for your electives fulfilling the requirements of AmAeSI course in association and consultation with  industry renowned researchers you may contact alumni association for the needful. 

You can contact us over secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com mentioning electives taken and planned submission session.

Project will be carried out under the guidance of  AeSIAA. Guides from AeSI fraternity will monitor the work and under satisfactory completion will sign the the report. A certification of completion from AeSIAA would be also attached with the report authenticating the quality. Industrial problems will be taken improving the quality. Also guide will be part of your work and also signatory. Interested candidates can contact.

Date of start is 26 Jan 15 after vacation following the Dec session exams. All subjects of elective will be covered. Duration of project will be of four months. Weekly contact sessions with guides. Candidates with high aptitude towards research only need to apply who can carry out the work independently under the able guidance.

All correspondence, clarifications, doubts,  on this subject through mail to secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com only.

No calls please.

Regards
Rakesh
For AeSIAA

IMPORTANT FOR ALL AeSIans

Issued in interest of AeSI Students/Graduates

This is to inform you all that we had a conversation with AeSI Alumni Association (AeSIAA) Secretary who informed us that immediately after December session exam, Student-Alumni meet is planned.

In the event, the discussion will be focused on several key issues that AeSI Students/Graduates are facing which will include Projects, Training, Internship, Interview and many others.

If you are interested to attend, we request you to provide the following :
1. Name
2.Current City
3. Mobile Number
4.Email ID
5. Registration Number
6. Society Status : Completed/ Sec-B (mention number of papers left)
7. Elective Chosen
This prior information is needed for us to plan the event better. We promise you that your details will not be shared else where and will be kept confidential.

With Subject Title as "AeSI Alumni Student Chapter" Drop us a mail with your details on one of the IDs mentioned below.
Rahul Verma ( rahul.ver1985@gmail.com )
Praveen ( praveen.amaesi@gmail.com )

One can also send the details via SMS/Whatsapp to Praveen @ 9543185418 .

You will be contacted once the event is finalized.
Kindly circulate the message.
Thank You

Hi,

Hurry registration closes in next 4 days!!

Regards
Sukhbinder

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Register for Seminar on 'Aerodynamic Design of Aircraft'

MSRSAS, Bangalore is organizing 2-days seminar on "Aerodynamic Design of Aircraft" from 23-24th August 2013 at M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Peenya Industrial Area, Bangalore.

The seminar is on Aircraft Design. Aircraft Design assumes significant importance in the country in view of several major aerospace programmes being undertaken and new programmes proposed to be initiated in the coming years.

AeSIAA, has decided to extend the financial support to the ten AMAeSI students of the Aeronautical Society of India to attend the subject seminar scheduled to be held on 23-24 Aug 2013 at MSRSAS, Bangalore.

This is on First-cum-first serve basis only.

view the Seminar Brochure : http://goo.gl/O75QBL

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Seminar on 'Aerodynamic Design of Aircraft' - Support from AeSIAA

MSRSAS, Bangalore is organizing 2-days seminar on “Aerodynamic Design of Aircraft” from 23-24th August 2012 at M. S. Ramaiah School of Advanced Studies, Peenya Industrial Area, Bangalore.

The seminar is on Aircraft Design. Aircraft Design assumes significant importance in the country in view of several major aerospace programmes being undertaken and new programmes proposed to be initiated in the coming years.

The seminar gives an insight into the procedure and the multidisciplinary interactions of aircraft conceptual design. This could be useful for the graduate engineers, students/trainees working in the area of aircraft design or willing to make a career into it. Also, the seminar is expected to be benefited by the presence of a few leading researchers and practitioners.

AeSIAA, has decided to extend the financial support to the ten AMAeSI students of the Aeronautical Society of India to attend the subject seminar scheduled to be held on 23-24 Aug 2013 at MSRSAS, Bangalore.

Students interested in attending this seminar are requested to contact the following student coordinator for further details. This is on First-cum-first serve basis only. Seven Sec-A & 3 SEC-B AeSI students will be shortlisted by AeSIAA under this program. Others can also register directly to MSRSAS paying regular registration fees applicable to students.

Student coordinator: Naresh M (+91 74113 40057)
Details of the seminar can be accessed at http://msrsas.org/training/seminar.php
Seminar Brochure : http://goo.gl/O75QBL

Participation certificate along with feedback are required to be submitted by all students availing financial support from AeSIAA for attending this seminar, after completion of the program. 

(Rakesh Kumar)
Hon. General Secretary - AeSIAA

AeSI AMAeSI Results and some questions

As soon as I saw Himalya post announcing the AESI results, I downloaded the pdf of results. Seeing the numbers, the statistician in me was not able to resist playing with that data.

So with few tinkering and re grouping, I  tried answering these following questions i had in mind looking at the data.

1. What is the highest no Pass in any subject in section A and B?
2. What are the top 3 top scoring subjects in Section A ?
3. What are the top 3 top scoring subjects in Section B ?
4. What are the top 3 low scoring subject in Section A ?
5. What are the top 3 low scoring subject in Section B ?
6. Avionic 1 or 2 which one is more scoring?
7. Propulsion 1 or Propulsion 2 which one scores more ?
8. Which elective subject is most and least scoring?
9. What are the top scores of each subject?
10. Which subject gets most borderline score in section A/Section B ?
11. Which subjects are easy and scoring?

Before you look at the data, some usage explanation.

• Max Mark is maximum marks score in that subject
• 75% got this means that 75% of the students who appeared in that paper scored more than this.
• % of 50 represents the percentage of students of total appeared who got just 50, the minimum score to pass.
• No of pass is the number of students who cleared the subject.

Top scoring subjects in Section A	max marks	75 % got this	% of 50	no of pass
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS	91	65.3	20.31%	128
ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS	87	63.0	23.47%	98
ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN	79	61.0	25.17%	143
APPLIED MATHEMATICS – I	97	61.0	31.82%	110

Applied Math 1 and Strength of Material got the top marks

For me top scoring means not the top marks but the subject that 75% of students got high marks.

 

Low scoring Subjects in Section A	max marks	75 % got this	% of 50	no of pass
MICROPROCESSOR AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING	56	53	53.42%	73
INTRODUCTION TO AERONAUTICS	76	56	38.04%	92
FLUID MECHANICS	81	57.5	35.71%	70
WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY	72	59	24.48%	143

MICROPROCESSOR AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING  got the lowest score and more than 53% of students who appeared got just 50.

 

Most Popular Elective subject	Number
GAS DYNAMICS	124
PRINCIPLES OF HELICOPTER ENGINEERING	3
CAD - CAM	3
AIR NAVIGATION	1
COMPOSITE MATERIALS	1

 

Most scoring Elective	max marks	75 % got this	% of 50	no of pass
CAD - CAM	84	83	0.00%	3
PRINCIPLES OF HELICOPTER ENGINEERING	71	64.5	0.00%	3
GAS DYNAMICS	90	64	15.32%	124

Gas dynamics maybe the most popular elective, but CAD-CAM is the highest scorer. Minimum score is close to 80.

 

Top scoring subjects in Section B	max marks	75 % got this	% of 50	no of pass
APPLIED MATHEMATICS – II	94	79	4.90%	143
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS	79	69	3.45%	29
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – II	86	67	8.91%	101
AERODYNAMICS	81	66.5	8.39%	143
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – I	84	65	9.90%	101

APPLIED MATHEMATICS – II is the top scorers in section B.  Top marks close to 80. And i am happy to see that the core subjects of Aeronautics feature in the top scorers

 

Low scoring Subjects in Section B	max marks	75 % got this	% of 50	no of pass
PROPULSION – I	65	50	87.50%	40
AIRCRAFT MATERIALS	53	52.25	25.00%	4
AVIONICS – II	66	56	16.67%	24
PROPULSION – II	68	57	14.58%	48
AIRWORTHINESS AND AIR REGULATIONS	59	58.5	0.00%	2

Propulsion 1 is the lowest scorer. 87% of those who appeared got 50.
Sad to see Propulsion, my stream in the top 5 low scorers.

 

Most Popular Subjects of Section B	Number of pass
AERODYNAMICS	143
APPLIED MATHEMATICS – II	143
MANAGEMENT OF SYSTEMS	140
AIRCRAFT DESIGN	123
AIRPLANE PERFORMANCE, STABILITY & CONTROL	117
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – I	101
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – II	101

 

Well as you can see i haven't answered all question, that's  listed above. Well that your task, if you are inquisitive, here’s the data.

 

subjects	quartile25	quartile75	count50	mean	count	countmax	max	section	Percent%50
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING	50.00	60.00	106	55.61	308	1	84.00	secA	34.42%
WORKSHOP TECHNOLOGY	51.00	59.00	35	55.81	143	1	72.00	secA	24.48%
FLUID MECHANICS	50.00	57.50	25	54.94	70	1	81.00	secA	35.71%
MICROPROCESSOR AND SOFTWARE ENGINEERING	50.00	53.00	39	51.51	73	3	56.00	secA	53.42%
ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS	51.00	63.00	23	58.28	98	1	87.00	secA	23.47%
ENGINEERING DRAWING AND DESIGN	51.50	61.00	36	57.71	143	1	79.00	secA	25.17%
BASIC ELECTRONICS	51.00	59.00	41	56.47	143	1	90.00	secA	28.67%
APPLIED MATHEMATICS – I	50.00	61.00	35	56.80	110	1	97.00	secA	31.82%
INTRODUCTION TO AERONAUTICS	50.00	56.00	35	54.11	92	1	76.00	secA	38.04%
STRENGTH OF MATERIALS	52.00	65.25	26	59.88	128	1	91.00	secA	20.31%
APPLIED MATHEMATICS – II	63.50	79.00	7	71.18	143	1	94.00	secB	4.90%
AERODYNAMICS	55.00	66.50	12	61.19	143	2	81.00	secB	8.39%
AIRPLANE PERFORMANCE, STABILITY & CONTROL	51.00	60.00	29	55.57	117	1	72.00	secB	24.79%
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – I	54.00	65.00	10	60.51	101	1	84.00	secB	9.90%
AIRCRAFT STRUCTURES – II	55.00	67.00	9	62.09	101	1	86.00	secB	8.91%
PROPULSION – I	50.00	50.00	35	50.98	40	1	65.00	secB	87.50%
PROPULSION – II	52.00	57.00	7	54.98	48	1	68.00	secB	14.58%
MANAGEMENT OF SYSTEMS	53.00	65.00	19	59.41	140	1	78.00	secB	13.57%
AVIONICS – I	54.00	61.00	2	58.17	29	2	72.00	secB	6.90%
AVIONICS – II	51.75	56.00	4	54.67	24	1	66.00	secB	16.67%
AIRCRAFT INSTRUMENTS	58.00	69.00	1	63.86	29	1	79.00	secB	3.45%
AIRCRAFT MATERIALS	51.50	52.25	1	51.75	4	1	53.00	secB	25.00%
AIRCRAFT PRODUTION	64.00	64.00	0	64.00	1	1	64.00	secB	0.00%
CONTROL THEORY AND PRACTICE	50.00	65.00	4	57.33	9	2	68.00	secB	44.44%
AIRCRAFT GENERAL SYSTEMS	58.00	64.00	2	61.22	18	1	82.00	secB	11.11%
AIRCRAFT DESIGN	53.00	65.00	1	60.31	123	1	83.00	secB	0.81%
AIRWORTHINESS AND AIR REGULATIONS	57.50	58.50	0	58.00	2	1	59.00	secB	0.00%
MAINTENANCE OF AIRFRAME AND SYSTEMS	54.00	61.00	0	57.80	5	1	65.00	secB	0.00%
MAINTENANCE OF POWERPLANT AND SYSTEMS	0.00	0.00	0	0.00	1	1	0.00	secB	0.00%
MAINTENANCE OF RADIO AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS	51.50	61.75	3	57.64	22	1	70.00	secB	13.64%
PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL	59.00	61.00	0	60.00	2	1	62.00	secB	0.00%
PRINCIPLES OF HELICOPTER ENGINEERING	57.00	64.50	0	61.67	3	1	71.00	Elective	0.00%
GAS DYNAMICS	53.00	64.00	19	59.23	124	1	90.00	Elective	15.32%
CAD - CAM	79.00	83.00	0	80.67	3	1	84.00	Elective	0.00%
AIR NAVIGATION	0.00	0.00	0	0.00	1	1	0.00	Elective	0.00%
COMPOSITE MATERIALS	0.00	0.00	0	0.00	1	1	0.00	Elective	0.00%

Initiative to reinstate AMAeSI degree to proper degree status

As many of you already know, AeSI has taken the initiative to reinstate AMAeSI degree to proper degree status.

AeSI Alumni Association is assisting AeSI in this.  To make our case, we are collecting database of AeSI working in various organisations. This will help put the added weight to our argument.

If you are an AeSI graduate , please help us in filling in this online form. Your two minutes will go a long way to help confer AeSI degree the respect and status it rightfully deserves.

http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html

If you can't make it to the online form, please email the following details to Mr. Kuldeep Kumar at kuldeep.mail@gmail.com

Name:
Company:
Designation:
AeSI Graduate no:
Contact email:

Please forward this email to every AeSI graduate you know so that we can make this initiative a success.

Thanks for your time.
Sukhbinder

http://aesiaa.org/membership_database.html

 

 

 

An appeal to all AeSIAA Alumni's

This is an appeal to all AeSI alumnus from Honorary Secretary AeSIAA.


Dear Fellow Alumnus,

Are u aware that AeSIAA has started arranging In-plant training for AmAeSI Students?

Two batches comprising of three students are undergoing training at ADE, Bangalore & CDadpaco, Bangalore.

Our first batch of 2-student has successfully completed from ADE, Other one student who is undergoing training under our fellow alumnus and my brother Dr Rajesh Kumar at CDAdapco, and is also going well. CDAdapco has offered a paid training to the aesi students at par with IIT 3rd year B-Techs.

Its your turn now...............With your kind cooperation and support, we wish to send many more batches to all over places and firms. HELP us in our endevour.

Please join hand with us and help our AmAeSI students in getting training at your firms either paid or unpaid. If you can manage few students-interns at your place with the help of HR, then kindly contact AeSIAA. AeSIAA will shortlist and send the request to the concerned HR, officially. Please help the needy students. Its time to give it back to the society what society has given to us. Let us grow together.

Please contact me if you can help these students for in-plant training/summer internship etc.

Thanks with regards,
Rakesh Kumar
Hon. Secretary
For AeSIAA

Luck and AMAeSI exams

Brian Tracey's formula for being luckier:

"Luck is quite predictable. To have more luck, take more chances."

Don't short circuit your chances by not even trying.

Brain Tracey is spot on. Applies equally well to getting job, training and passing exams!!

Making AMAeSI a Viable Option

This presentation was presented in One of the AGM's of AeSI by Air CMde Raghubir Singh.

I know this was instrumental in making AeSI change its syllabus and updating it. I just found this ppt in my old laptop and wanted to share with you all.

The halo effect and AMAeSI exams

When I was in school, my teacher always used to insist that answer your best question first.

He has stated this so many times that it has become a part of my exam mentality.

Almost all exams I have given after class vii I have answered my best question first.

I was recently reading this book and it mentioned halo effect. The effect of the first impression.

The author, a university professor mentioned that while checking papers he felt that if the first question went well, then the rest of the answers he scored were on average better. If doubt crept, the professor tend to lean towards his first impression.

So he observed that a student scoring good points in first questions, usually got more marks than the other.

Similar thing happens while interviewing someone, if the first question is answered well then for the rest of the interview, halo effect takes control and the guy sails through and little gaps in his performance are ignored or justified, but the opposite happens if the first impression is bad.

How can this help you in the upcoming exams?

Ponder over it. And if you believe the halo effects works then why not use it to your advantage?


Best of luck for your exams!!


You might want to read this posts on how to study for aesi exams http://my-aesi.blogspot.com/search?q=study&max-results=100

Three Things.......

Three Things for an AeSI Graduate

Congrats to everyone who graduated from AeSI this semester.

As you enter the next phase I would like to take this opportunity to add these three things to what Himalya has touched upon in his last post.

1. Respect your degree. You have worked hard for it. Respect it now. Yes you weren't treated well or felt unwelcome, but now is the time to take pride in it. If you have cleared AeSI, you are one of the best in your profession. Always remember, if you don't respect it, no one else will.

1. Be good at one subject. This is of utmost importance not only from the point of view of interviews but in making it the stepping stone for future success. We cannot be good at everything, but we can always be better at one thing. Find that niche and dominate it. Dominance and solid command in one subject or skill pays rich dividend, so cultivate it now.

1. Network. Join AeSIAA, linkedin, ouraesi etc and build your influence. Network is not just contacting seniors with requests. True networking means contributing in the community, taking initiatives, raising your hand in voluntary activities, and helping people in your joined community. That's networking.

Yes there is no typo. All this points deserve no 1. They are the three pillars you will need, to STAND out in your next phase after AeSI!

Congrats once again and Be a star!!

Tips for avionics students of AMAeSI.
http://my-aesi.blogspot.in/2012/02/tips-for-avionics-students-of-amaesi.html

Tips for Avionics students of AMAeSI

It has been proved in the last several years that Avionics is rocking. There are profiles who have completed their degree in just three semester with good percentage (65-70)%. I have seen profiles saying that avionics is the easiest stream as compare to other streams of AeSI.
Yes It's easy because of a fact that It's interesting, the modules and the topics always gives a real time feeling like "learning the concepts behind Instrument Landing System, how landing gears absorb shocks? , how a radar works ? and a lot......."
Relating the above fact to the profiles who fail in the session Dec.2011, or to the new comers... I wish to give few advice and I am confident that It'll work.
1. Have interest, interest and interest in every subject, every topic and every content.
2. Either do all topics with having excellence or DO FEW but WITH CONCEPTS ON FINGURE TIPS.
3. Practice atleast last 4 years (8 semesters) question papers. It's the most important thing to kiss success and to score high.
4. Don't just learn anything without understanding (ratta marna), For Example : You have solved all questions of D.C.Network theorems but you don't know "Does resistance have polarity or not ?" or "What a capacitor does ? "
5. There will be time when you'll not be able to find the solution of a question/objective, try to google it or take senior's help.. but remember a fact that before entering inside the examination hall... you should know ALL solutions.
6. Diagrams, Flow Charts, Graphs and Plots help a lot in garnishing your answer sheets.
For Example : In the latest pattern of Control System question papers, you'll find one theory question and one numerical in a 20 marks question. So the approach of garnishing helps you in gettting 20 out of 20 and trust me It happens.
7. Those who are in the 4th semester of Sec.B, start networking, join groups like AeSIAA, Linkedin , my-aesi and all.... It'll help you to be confident and to wipe the worries of the jobs.
8. Try to google what a company wants from a fresher, which are the companies who welcome freshers and a lot.... Do Analysis and start having excellence in the skills so that by the time when you will finish your degree, you'll have a job in your hand.

Good Luck to all students of AMAeSI !!!!

Don't be an electric current

It's easy to blame someone else. Like electric current we are hard wired to take the path of least resistance.

And when something goes wrong, the path of least resistance is to put the blame on someone.

This is exactly what we do in aesi. After each exam results I see people getting angry and bitching and bad mouthing aesi and it's official. I was also a victim of this.

Getting angry is good. It means you care. I have seen people in aesi who just didnt react. They just coasted along. So anger is good.

But don't take the path of least resistance. Ponder deep and find the mistakes that were under your control but you made. Ponder on what was the root cause for the failure. Yes it's hard and that's why it's rewarding.

If Sachin blamed the bowlers for each of his dismisal without any introspection, I don't think he would have been a great batsman that he is today!!

His skills and knowledge sharpened by first acknowledging his mistakes and then taking steps in correcting them.

This is how we learn and grow. If it weren't for mistakes and little resistance, we would still be in the stone ages.

So don't be an electric current.

As always best of luck for the AMAeSI results!

Embedded Systems_1

If you are planning to learn Embedded Systems, so I'll suggest that before joining any institute have perfect command on below topics.
1. Basic Electronics
(Interview Questions are always (80%-90%) asked from the basics. and if one is not good at Basic Electronics so I feel that he'll face lots of problems to learn Embedded Systems so It's better that before joining any institute, we can build up our basics... )
2. Digital Electronics
(Number Systems, pin diagrams of various ICs and ol... Flip Flop, resistor , their color coding , counters etc .... must be on your finger tips. It helps a lot if you know the theoretical concepts behind it when you enter into any institute to learn Embedded Systems.  )
3. Microprocessors and System Architecture
(Example : I know that what is flip flop but I must know that how it works and the concepts behind "storing a bit of data. It really helps a lot to become good in Embedded.")
4. Programming Language - "C"
(Even it's Embedded-C which is used for Embedded programming however the concepts are same in general. and C is the base of any programming language. I personally feel that before joining any institute to learn Embedded Systems we must know the basics of programming. )

By the way Good Luck in advance to all students who are waiting for their result of AMAeSI.

5 quick questions AeSI student/graduate asks

Following are 5 questions I am always asked. They find a way to seep into my inbox with regular frequency.

So finally decided to answer them here. Search the blog for more elaborate answers.


Can we go for masters after AMAeSI

Yes why not. So many have already done it, why not you.

Is AeSI evil?

No. But it depends. As after every exam results, this thought dominated my mind.



Do private firms recruit aesi graduates?

Yes. Aesi graduates have infected every organisation. So rest assured. From private to public, you are welcome everywhere.



What stream to choose for section B?

Any stream that you are comfortable. Every stream has equal chances of giving you a great career money wise. But if you want to be truly happy with your work, choose the stream you are more comfortable and enjoy regardless of the money aspect.




Which skills do I need to get ahead?

Many. But if I have to choose one and only one, then it has to be communication skills. Develop it. Both verbal and written communication skills can take you a long way!!

Why I don't pass a subject in AeSI?

I don't know. But let's me share what I did when I didn't pass.

After blasting aesi for the result, I usually turned to my own short coming.

And to my surprise I always found that there were some things that I would have done better. I was never able to outrightly blame aesi for my failure. A shadow of doubt always remained that I had lacked somewhere. I missed something.

But the act of thinking back and trying to ascertain the reason of my failure surely helped me see the cracks in my own study system. I learnt from them and finally I did pass those subjects.

So all I can suggest you guys and gals is once the amaesi aesi results are in. Take stock on what you did right and what went wrong? Why you failed? What you did in your passing subject and what you didn't in the failed subject?

An hour of this can go a long way in improving your studies.

Share your views. They are always welcome.

FEM workshop

Dear Students,

It is our pleasure to inform you that AeSI Alumni Association and
NAFEMS, an International Association for Engineering Analysis
Community is jointly organizing a two-day workshop on FEM and
Practical stress Analysis for the benefit of engineers involved in FEM
activities. Overall this workshop which is also supported by AeSI
Bangalore Branch is designed to enhance the functional knowledge of
young FEM users in the practical application of FEM.

NAFEMS is the world's premier organization with 25 years of expertise
in benchmarking CAD/ CAE software, publishing high quality books and
training for analysts. NAFEMS has provided new vistas to several
international organizations in domains such as Dynamics, Optimization,
Multiphysics, Heat Transfer, Non-linear Analysis, Electro Magnetics,
Process simulation, Biomechanics and CFD. The humongous work of NAFEMS
can be seen on www.nafems.org.

This Course is being handled by reputed industry experts with the
following objectives:

1. To offer guidance in guiding which approximations are acceptable
for solving practical problems
2. What are the best practices applicable to automotive, aerospace
and manufacturing industries?

Practical case studies on automotive/Defence/Aeronautics would also be
presented.

This course is aimed at practicing engineers who wish to learn more
about how to apply FEM techniques to their particular problems in the
most effective manner. The contents of this programme are specially
designed keeping the needs of junior and middle level analysts who
have to apply FEM for solving practical problems. The material that is
presented is independent of any particular software package, making it
ideally suited to current and potential users of all commercial FEM
software systems.

Date: 22 & 23 July 2011
Venue: Aeronautical Society of India, Bangalore Branch
Suranjan Das Road, New Thippasandra Post, Bangalore-560075

Registration Fee:
Industry and R&D Labs - Rs. 2000/-
NAFEMS /AeSIAA Members and Academia (Including Students) - Rs. 1000/-
For AMAeSI Students – Rs. 750 /-

This will be an excellent opportunity for engineers to get practical
and fundamental insight into the applications of FEM. We request you
to avail this opportunity by participating / nominating your
representatives. The pdf format of the workshop brochure is attached
for your reference. Additional details on the course feel free to
contact us.

NOTE: This workshop is open to Student as well. However seats are
limited and on first cum first serve basis.
For all your queries regarding the workshop, please contact our fellow
alumni and workshop secretary, Dr. Rajesh Kumar (9986018742)

Regards,
Rakesh Kumar
Hon. Secretary, AeSIAA