Monday, August 24, 2009

10 ways to show initiative in AeSI

Everyone talks about it. Everyone agrees initiative is a great
personal quality to have. And I know from personal experience, it's a
term which will pop it's head in all the advice you get when you are
in your last semester.

Take initiative. Show initiative. Initiate something. This terms are
all too familiar. So how can you as an aesi student show initiatives.

1. Participate in classes, ask questions.
2. Give free lectures on what know.
3. Teach what you have learnt.
4. Learn a programming language.
5. Read on wide range of subjects.
6. Join and actively participate in Internet forums.
7. Organize events in local school, college, and community.
8. Create presentations on things you have studied and post them for
people to see it.
9. Create online asset. Like Models of catia, scripts for ansys.
Shortcut list for excel.
10.


Ten is intentionally left blank for you to fill. The list is just an
indicator. Expand it, twist it to your requirements and above all take
initiative.

Do post your own suggestions in comments!!

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Why 18 million is an important number to get a job interview!

18 million. Imagine that number. Naukri.com has this many resumes in
it's database and when 35000 clients search for aerospace graduates,
your resume has to stand out from among the 18000000 resumes!!

Remember this when you craft your resume. Remember this when you post
an update in your resume.

Standing out from this vast sea of resumes is the only way to get a
request for interview.

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Sunday, August 23, 2009

What preparing tea can teach you about enjoying life and AeSI?

How to prepare tea?
You get certain quantity of water, boil it, put in a small quantity of
tea, sugar and milk and let it be for a minute or two. And you have
the tea ready.

what happens if you decide to put more tea leaves, more sugar or more
milk, the tea won't be as good as you like. So the point is to get a
good drinkable tea, all ingridients needs to be in the right amount.
Anything less or excess will ruin the taste.

Same is with studies, same is with life, if you don't put in all the
ingridients at the right proportions, your life will be either be too
sweet or too sour to consume.

So what's the point?

The point is balance your studies with other activities. Just filling
all hours of your day with study is not the correct stategy.

When you balance ingridients in making tea, it makes sense to follow
the same in life!!

Saturday, August 22, 2009

Results of AeSI june 2009 announced!!

So at last the wait is over, aesi has finally announced the results.

http://www.aerosocietyindia.in/result.htm

Is the website that has the results!!

Hiring trends in India - which region is hiring more than Bangalore?

Do you follow naukri.com's job index? If you do, you might have
received the job hiring index of july in the midst of august.

As I read it I found some interesting trends that I want to share with
you in this post.

Job hiring is picking up. The ITeS sector hired more people than it
did in June. This includes engineering service sector that directly
affects AeSI students and graduates.

Bangalore, chennai and Pune are losing the hiring edge over Delhi/NCR,
Mumbai and hyderabad where most of hiring took place in July.

Demand for 8+ years of experience was highest in july. It means
companies are looking for good experience people on a lower recession
induced compensation. This means companies are consolidating, and
building new teams and as the recession receeds demand will pick up
for freshers and mid level professionals.

So what do you think about this? Do you feel optimistic about your
career? Are you building your skills while the market is down?

Feel free to share your views.

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What does it take to do mtech in IIT Mumbai after AeSI

As Mr. Sandeep Patil informs us, there's a way to get in IIT Mumbai
after AeSI.

Aesi degre, one year experience and a valid gate score, if you have
these three you have a good chance of being accepted to do mtech in
IIT Mumbai!!

Recently IIT Kanpur also accepted an AeSI graduate who topped GATE!!!

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below

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Friday, August 21, 2009

The quickest way to begin Learning fortran!!

Here's the quickest way to begin learning fortran.

Get a compiler
Get an editor
Google simple fortran example

Well that's it.

Copy the example in the editor.
Save the file as .f . F90
Compile the program.

Viola you have just created your first fortran program.

This essentially is the quickest way to learn fortran.

Let me give you the links for doing the same in an elaborate way.

Google 'gfortran compiler download'
Download the file for your system, install it. (I am assuming windows
system here)

Second step.
Get notepad or any basic text editor

Copy the following program

program test
print *, ' my first fortran program'
end program

That's it. Copy the lines in a text editor. Save the file as 'first.f90'

Now compile the program in command mode. Open command prompt and type.

That's simple : 'f90 thefilename' for our case' f90 first.f90'

After the successful compile, in the command mode type a.out

Viola it will declare your entry into the fortran world!!

Do this successfully and you open doors for yourself to enter the
castle of fortran.

These are the hardest steps. Just climb them and you are on your way.
Most of folks falter here and abandan the learning.

After this pick up the tutorial that you have and begin. It will be
much easier to follow and quicker to grasp.

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Secret of being a successful designer, analyst or programmer

Learn by doing not collecting.

This is the only secret of any successful programmer, designer or
analyst. They all learnt by doing.

Just collecting tutorials, googling catia hypermesh models, torrenting
vedio tutorials won't move you anywhere. Only thing that will help is
doing. Creating models in catia, meshing models in hypermesh, and
analysis in ansys or nastran will teach you more than reading heaps of
tuturial material.

So ask yourself are you doing or collecting?

The sooner you begin doing the faster you will get to master the tool.

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CAE softwares and programming languages for AeSI Graduates and Students

Automation customization will rule the world that you will work in so
along with learning a cae tool, aesi students and graduates should
also pick up a programming language.

Here are some suggestion on programming language and cae software
combinations that you can choose. I have included the ones which I
hear a lot about in my work life.

1. Catia. Vba
2. Unigraphis vb or c++
3. Solidworks vba
4. Ansys APDL and fortran
5. Nastran fortran
6. Phython
7. Excel

The number 6 and 7 are the two thing that I have included for those
who are not interested in CAE softwares.

These combinations will enable you to customize, automate and increase
your productivity in the CAE software of your choice.

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Thursday, August 20, 2009

AMAeSI results - attentive readers update

I can't be slack this days. I have very attentive and alert readers.

As my superattentive readers namely anshal and himlaya has corrected
me, results of amaesi June 2009 will not be published on www.aerosocietyindia.com
but on www.aerosocietyindia.in !!!!


Yes notice, the new webaddress of AeSI has .in domain name than the
previous .com!!

So it's www.aerosocietyindia.in

Thank you guys!.

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