Saturday, March 29, 2014

Two things after graduating from AeSI

Hi All,

What are the two things you should do immediately after graduating from AeSI? 

1. Congratulate yourself on completing AeSI and thank all your near and dear ones for their support. 

And 

2. Become a member of AeSI Alumni. 

AeSI Alumni is registered formal body comprising of AeSI graduates. For more info visit www.aesiaa.org

Graduates placing request for all assistance and consideration from aesiaa has to be the member of aesiaa first.

If interested in membership of AeSI Alumni association. 

Please download the application form (pdf) from the following location http://aesiaa.org/pdf/AeSIAAMSHIPFORM.pdf 

Please fill and send us the scanned copy of the form, keeping aesiaa.secretary@aesiaa.com in cc

Life Membership Fee for AeSIAA is Rs. 1000. Please find the Details of the AeSI Alumni Association Account for online transfer/Cash/Cheque Deposit


Name of account : AeSI Alumni Association
Account no: 31009797889
Bank Name : State Bank of India,
Branch name: C.V.Raman nagar
Type of Account : Current account
MICR CODE: 560002030
IFS CODE: SBIN0003994

Please mention the detail of transaction after depositing to secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com

Thanks
Sukhbinder
For  AeSIAA

Tuesday, March 18, 2014

Send Resumes For Planned Placement Drive

Hi All

As a social responsibility towards employment, AeSI Bangalore Branch in association with Society of Indian Aerospace Technologies and Industries (SIATI) , Aeromag Asia &  AeSI - Alumni Association is planning to organize a placement drive at CIT campus for Aerospace / Aviation sciences & Allied engineering branch students from AeSI Associate Membership Examination as well as from other AICTE approved institutions.


Inline with the AeSIAA's mission to promote welfare of AeSI students and graduates, AeSI Alumni Association invites resumes from all recent graduates of AeSI for short listing for this drive,


Please send your resumes to secretary.aesiaa@gmail.com with the following as the subject line.


Subject: [Stream][Overall Percentage][Year of Passing][Mobile no]


For example:

Subject: [Avionics][73%][2013][97123456]


Please send resume in doc Format.


Date : To Be Announced

Venue : Cambridge Institute of Technology , K.R. PURAM, BANGALORE,KARNATAKA 560036



Please Note: 

  1. Any email without the correct subject and Resume will not be part of the drive.
  2. Last date for sending the resume is 22nd March 2014 (Saturday)


Friday, February 21, 2014

Some of it happened by design and some by accident.

Hi Readers


By now, as you might have noticed, the entries to myaesi blog has dwindled.

That's on purpose.

When this blog began in 2004, there was no outlet for aesi students/ graduates and this blog tried to fill that gap. But now in 2014, there are many options and communities available to aesi students and graduates.

So I feel I can rest now. ;)

I love writing for this blog. But I don't want to be repetitive hence I started by decreasing the frequency of posts here.  And now the frequency is at such a level that I had to write this post.

So the point is, the blog will remain but isn't and will not be as active as it used to be. Some of it happened by design and some by accident.

But if you are interested to read, learn or walk with me, you can follow/subscribe to my personal blog at www.sukhbindersingh.com This is where I spend most of the time I have gained from myaesi.

You might find it interesting, please give it a try.

And yes, if there's anything related to myaesi, do give me a shout!

Thanks for reading!!





Tuesday, February 04, 2014

Last chance to register for AeSIAA Friends and Family Get-Together 2014

Hi All,

Please Register Now. Only 4 days remaining. We are going to close online registration on Saturday evening.

Please register now.

If you are on the fence, please visit aesiaa.org to check out the pics of the previous editions of AeSIAA get together.

See you there.

Thanks
Sukhbinder

If you have trouble viewing or submitting this form, you can fill it out online:
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AeSIAA Friends and Family Get-Together 2014

The wait is over. AeSIAA is back with another edition of the popular family get together for all AeSI alumni and students residing in and around Bangalore.

Mark your calendar. This March 1st (saturday), lets meet for a day of fun and exciting activities with friends and family.

Venue: Ivy park resort

Please fill the following four question form to help us plan the event better. More details will be shared shortly.


See you there!!


Please spread the word and pass on this information to all your AeSI buddies. The more the better.


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Friday, January 31, 2014

Job Opening : Avionics Freshers !

Important Notification

If you're interested to work in the area of Flight Mechanics and HIL Testing then perhaps you may like to send your resume to Himalya Bansal at himalya.india@gmail.com.

Only AeSI Avionics Engineering Graduates with 60% marks or above.
Freshers are welcome.
Basic knowledge of MATLAB is essential. 
Last Date : February 02, 2013

Kindly do not send your resumes without 'Cover Note' and please specify 'Why are you interested to work in the area of Flight Mechanics?' while sending your resume.

All the best !
Team - My AeSI

Thursday, December 26, 2013

Upgrade your skills in ADA programming language

AdaCore University is a free, web-based resource center for anyone interested in learning about, or how to program in, the Ada programming language. The new website offers pre-recorded courses and other learning materials on Ada, with access to AdaCore’s GNAT Ada toolset for writing and running example programs. It also utilizes the latest in website design and learning tool features. Students at all levels of experience and expertise can begin writing programs quickly and can proceed at their own pace.

AdaCore University courses educate through examples, allowing students to see, understand and experiment with most features of the Ada programming language. Drawing on the experience and teaching credentials of Ada experts, such as AdaCore founders and New York University Emeritus Professors Robert Dewar and Edmond Schonberg, the courses explain Ada’s technical concepts with insight into the rationale and usage of particular features.

The initial curriculum includes two courses:
Ada 001, Overview  – a module that presents an overall picture of the language and that allows students to write small programs; and
Ada 002, Basic Concepts – the first in a formal series of Ada classes, introducing basic Ada programming concepts and allowing students to write programs based on these features.

Both of these modules provide sources and installation instructions for all learning materials and tools. The courses cover the latest version of the Ada language (Ada 2012), and students have access to AdaCore’s GNAT Ada development environment and programming tools. The AdaCore University website also hosts a number of technical papers on Ada, offering insight into particular aspects of the language’s design and usage.

AdaCore University is an ongoing, live project that will be expanded to include more advanced courses on Ada, and SPARK 2014 – an Ada-based programming language designed for high-integrity software (i.e., where reliability is essential and where safety and/or security certification may be required).

For more information, you may like to visit at http://university.adacore.com/courses/overview/

Cheers !
Himalya Bansal

Tuesday, December 17, 2013

How to Answer the Question "What Was Your Last Salary?"

From: How to Answer the Question "What Was Your Last Salary?"

No one is going to overvalue your services, but plenty of people will undervalue them. You have to value them first, and valuing yourself includes knowing when to say "I'm not comfortable with that request."

When you find your voice, your muscles grow. When you cave and cower and pretend that going along with any off-the-wall request or demand is the safe -- and therefore best -- option, your flame will shrink.

Friday, November 22, 2013

Best Wishes for online examination of ADA - 2013

Greetings,

This is the perfect time to sharpen your skills on objective questions because many aeronautical engineering graduates are shortlisted for on-line examination of ADA (Aeronautical Development Agency) which is scheduled on 30 November and 1 December, 2013.

All the best, Cheers !

Wednesday, November 20, 2013

What you should do in Section-B (Avionics) which you don’t know.

I came across many situations where AeSI recent graduates have to walk together with the engineering graduates of Electronics background in order to get selected in an interview. I know it is damn difficult but not impossible. The fact remains the same that many Avionics engineers are working as an Embedded Software/Hardware engineer. Henceforth it is very much essential to learn the basics of various safety, security and mission critical standards, software and hardware. Unfortunately it is not a module of your Section-B syllabus however by spending few hours a week; one can certainly assure that he gets a job after completing his engineering degree.

Case study: I have recently joined a company where it is very much essential to know the basics of reliability, availability, maintainability and safety. I certainly wasn’t aware about these terminologies hence I have started taking advantage of social media. I have downloaded certain videos from YouTube on reliability basics and then I have downloaded couple of white papers about various methods of reliability predictions. No doubt, I wasn’t able to grab all things in one time but I certainly have learned new things. One should always remember that learning is an ongoing process.
I strongly recommend you to learn the basics of following modules before you start job hunting:
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  1. Requirements Engineering: Learn the basics of requirements engineering.
  2. Design, Modeling and Simulation basics: You can learn many things at Mathworks website.
  3. You have C, C++ as a module in Microprocessor & Software Engineering subject of Section-A. However getting is the right answer can never make you a good programmer. It is very much essential that you should know the art of writing software code. MISRA – C, C++ can help you in doing the same. There are various technical FAQ and discussion threads available on official website of MISRA.
  4. Basics of Software Testing. Specially modules like static analysis, unit testing, code coverage.
  5. Basics of In Circuit Emulators and hardware debuggers.
  6. Reliability Prediction standards such as MIL-HDBK-217, NPRD 95, etc.  How organizations predict reliability and do impact analysis. Google modules like Fault Tree Analysis, Reliability Block Diagrams, Failure Mode Effect Analysis, etc.
  7. Hardware Debuggers
  8. Basics of compilers, IDE, RTOS, middleware, etc.
I know that being a student, it is very difficult to learn these many things but if you know at least the basics so I am sure that nobody can stop you in getting a good job.

Start asking “W” questions like
What is it?
Why is it used?
What are the methods?
Which companies are the best in each area?
How the knowledge of it can help me in my career?
& many more. 

Happy Learning! Please let us know if you require any additional support or information from our side. You may mail your queries as a comment below. 

Cheers!

Thursday, November 07, 2013

Getting Off the Ground

As an aspiring aeronautical engineer, you might already know this.

Getting off the ground is lot harder than flying.

Takeoff needs more power than cruise.

So why forget this while applying for a job, attending an interview or working on your academic projects.

These are the initial takeoff stage. Push the throttle to the max, apply yourself and give more than 100%.
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