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Arpan Gohatre
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Asked: September 1, 2024In:
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What is the reason behind every student is taking cse or it branches rather than a core?

  1. Anushka Srivastava
    Anushka Srivastava Begginer

    1. Diverse Career Paths Graduates from CSE or IT have various career options, including Software Development Engineer, Testing Engineer, AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Blockchain e.t.c. which is less than core branches.Furthermore, numerous opportunities for Entrepreneurship is also offered by the IT Sector.Read more

    1. Diverse Career Paths

    Graduates from CSE or IT have various career options, including Software Development Engineer, Testing Engineer, AI/ML, Cybersecurity, Blockchain e.t.c. which is less than core branches.Furthermore, numerous opportunities for Entrepreneurship is also offered by the IT Sector.

    2. Seamless Transition to Non-Technical Roles

    CS/IT Graduates acquired a versatile skill set that is not only limited to engineering roles, they can easily transition into different industries like management, finance, consulting, etc.

    3. Employment Opportunities and Salary Outlook

    There is a high demand for software developers, data scientists, cybersecurity experts, etc, as the technology industry is flourishing. Moreover, salaries are generally more competitive, often higher than those in engineering in the IT Sector.

    4. Global Scope

    CS/IT Graduates acquire skills that are highly transferable around the world across the countries. The growth of remote work has enabled professionals to find global opportunities.

    5. Influence of the Digital Age

    In today’s generation, students are attracted to technology as they grow up, which often sparks an early interest in CSE/IT. The digital revolution makes these branches seem more relevant and future-proof.

    6. Influence of Education

    Currently, all the educational institutions are focussing more on the importance of the technical skills and technologies that are evolving thereby attracting more of a crowd to choose CSE/IT over core branches.

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Arpan Gohatre
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Asked: September 1, 2024In:
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What is the reason behind every student is taking cse or it branches rather than a core?

  1. Samruddhi Patil
    Samruddhi Patil Learner

    High Demand and Career Opportunities Job Market Growth: The IT sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with nearly every organization requiring digital solutions. This demand translates to a plethora of job opportunities for CSE graduates, making it a preferred choice for many students LucrativRead more

    High Demand and Career Opportunities

    • Job Market Growth: The IT sector is experiencing unprecedented growth, with nearly every organization requiring digital solutions. This demand translates to a plethora of job opportunities for CSE graduates, making it a preferred choice for many students
    • Lucrative Salaries: CSE graduates often command higher starting salaries compared to those in core engineering fields. Initial salary packages typically range from INR 3.5 to 5 lakhs, with potential for rapid increases as experience grows

      Diverse Career Options

      Variety of Roles

      Global Opportunities

      Practical Learning and Innovation:

      Focus on Practical Skills

      Creative Opportunities

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Arpan Gohatre
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Asked: September 1, 2024In:
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What is the reason behind every student is taking cse or it branches rather than a core?

  1. Anita Dhruw
    Anita Dhruw Legend

    Many factors have led to the students to prefer CSE or IT over core branches: The salaries and the job prospects in the tech industry are quite good, making students opt for them. Growing at a rapid rate are the fields of areas such as AI, data sciences, and software development of the IT sector thaRead more

    Many factors have led to the students to prefer CSE or IT over core branches:

    The salaries and the job prospects in the tech industry are quite good, making students opt for them.

    Growing at a rapid rate are the fields of areas such as AI, data sciences, and software development of the IT sector that promises jobs.

    International job opportunities means huge opportunities in almost every corner of the world.

    It is also because of entrepreneurial scope which has a vast amount of prospects for start-up and creativity in the IT sector.
    5. Peer Influence: Students choose a given field because of various success stories within the technical field.

    These reasons make the CSE and IT streams better than the regular “core branches”.

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Navya Ram
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Asked: September 1, 2024In: ,
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  1. 6644 Haripriya
    6644 Haripriya Begginer

      Why Many Indians Feel Dread About Work: 1. Pressure from Society: Society expects people to achieve certain milestones, like buying a house or securing a high-paying job. This pressure makes work feel like a burden rather than something fulfilling. 2. Long Hours, Little Break: Many jobs in InRead more

     

    Why Many Indians Feel Dread About Work:

    1. Pressure from Society:

    Society expects people to achieve certain milestones, like buying a house or securing a high-paying job. This pressure makes work feel like a burden rather than something fulfilling.
    2. Long Hours, Little Break:

    Many jobs in India demand long hours, with little time for breaks or personal life. This leads to exhaustion and burnout.
    3. Fear of Losing the Job:

    With high competition and sometimes unstable job markets, there’s a constant fear of losing one’s job, which creates anxiety.
    4. Rigid Workplaces:

    Many Indian companies have strict hierarchies where employees feel they can’t express themselves freely or contribute ideas. This stifles creativity and leads to frustration.
    5. Mental Health Isn’t Talked About:

    Stress and mental health issues are often ignored, and there’s little support available for those struggling.

    How to Improve:

    1. Value People, Not Just Work: Companies should treat employees as people first, not just workers. Respect and understanding go a long way.
    2. Encourage Balance: Promote a healthier work-life balance. Happy employees are more productive.
    3. Break Down Hierarchies: Create a more open environment where everyone feels valued and heard.
    4. Talk About Mental Health: Encourage conversations about stress and mental health, and provide support where needed.

     

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Riya Avalur
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Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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    In systems engineering, information systems and software engineering, the systems development life cycle, also referred to as the application development life cycle, is a process for planning, creating, testing, and deploying an information system.

    In systems engineering, information systems and software engineering, the systems development life cycle, also referred to as the application development life cycle, is a process for planning, creating, testing, and deploying an information system.

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Riya Avalur
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Asked: August 31, 2024In:
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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
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    The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a step by step process for developing information systems or software. It includes planning, analysis, design, coding, testing, deployment and maintenance to ensure quality, efficiency and user satisfaction. Benefits of Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLRead more

    The Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) is a step by step process for developing information systems or software. It includes planning, analysis, design, coding, testing, deployment and maintenance to ensure quality, efficiency and user satisfaction.

    Benefits of Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) – 

    1. Provides a structured framework, ensuring timely completion, budget adherence and resource optimization through clear goals.
    2. Ensures reliable, scalable and maintainable systems through rigorous testing, validation and continuous improvement methodologies.
    3. Minimizes expenses by streamlining processes, eliminating rework and optimizing resources, resulting in cost effective system development solutions.
    4. Ensures systems meet user requirements through iterative feedback, testing and validation, resulting in intuitive and effective solutions.
    5. Streamlines processes, eliminates unnecessary steps and utilizes iterative methods for reducing development time and accelerating project delivery timelines.
    6.  Identifies and mitigates potential risks through structured analysis, contingency planning and ongoing monitoring and assessment phases.

     

    Challenges to SDLC include changing user requirements, inadequate resources, technical complexities, communication breakdowns, tight deadlines and limited budget. Additionally, managing stakeholder expectations, ensuring scalability and adapting to emerging technologies pose significant hurdles.

     

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Asked: August 21, 2024In:
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How do machine learning algorithms improve cybersecurity measures, and what are the limitations of relying on them?

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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
    Umang Singh Yadav Expert

    Cyber security refers to the practices, technologies and processes designed to protect electronic information, devices, computer systems and networks from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction. Machine learning enhances cybersecurity by detecting anomalies, prRead more

    Cyber security refers to the practices, technologies and processes designed to protect electronic information, devices, computer systems and networks from unauthorized access, use, disclosure, disruption, modification or destruction.

    Machine learning enhances cybersecurity by detecting anomalies, predicting threats and automating responses improving incident detection and response efficiency significantly.

    Opportunities by enhancing cybersecurity with machine learning –

    1. Machine learning enables swift threat detection, analysis, and response, enhancing incident mitigation.
    2.  Machine learning identifies subtle anomalies, enabling rapid incident response and containment efficiently.
    3. Machine learning predicts potential threats, enabling proactive security measures and prevention strategies.
    4. Machine learning automates real time security monitoring, detecting and responding to incidents swiftly.
    5. Machine learning identifies and prioritizes vulnerabilities, streamlining patching and remediation processes efficiently.
    6. Machine learning cybersecurity efforts hindered by poor data quality and availability gaps.

     

    Challenges by enhancing cybersecurity with machine learning –

    1. Machine learning cybersecurity models’ opacity hinders interpretability, making threat explanations challenging experts.
    2. Sophisticated attackers continually evolve tactics, outsmarting machine learning cybersecurity defenses and models.
    3. Seamless integration of machine learning cybersecurity solutions with legacy systems proves challenging.
    4. Machine learning cybersecurity models risk generating false alerts, overwhelming security teams unnecessarily.
    5. Machine learning cybersecurity effectiveness relies heavily on diverse, accurate and up to date training data.
    6.  Machine learning cybersecurity models degrade over time, losing accuracy and effectiveness gradually.
    7. Machine learning cybersecurity solutions must balance threat detection with sensitive data protection.
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Ishan
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Asked: August 20, 2024In: , , , , , , ,
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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
    Umang Singh Yadav Expert

    The technology sector drives economic growth, innovation and societal transformation through developing and implementing digital solutions, products and services, enhancing productivity, connectivity and quality of life globally effectively.The Indian government is actively supporting the growth ofRead more

    The technology sector drives economic growth, innovation and societal transformation through developing and implementing digital solutions, products and services, enhancing productivity, connectivity and quality of life globally effectively.The Indian government is actively supporting the growth of startups in the technology sector through various initiatives.

    Initiatives – 

    1. Atmanirbhar Bharat App Innovation Challenge boosts India’s tech sector, promoting homegrown apps, digital sovereignty and innovation, driving self reliance and growth.
    2. SAMRIDH Scheme catalyzes India’s tech growth, funding startups, fostering innovation, entrepreneurship and job creation, bridging funding gaps nationwide effectively.
    3. Startup India Seed Fund fuels tech startups’ growth providing critical early stage funding catalyzing innovation and nurturing India’s digital ecosystem.
    4. Startup India Initiative boosts tech sector growth, fostering entrepreneurship, innovation and job creation through tax incentives, simplified regulations and funding.
    5. Atal Innovation Mission (AIM) drives tech advancement, cultivating innovation hubs, incubators and tinkering labs, nurturing India’s startup and entrepreneurship ecosystem.
    6. Digital India transforms the nation, leveraging technology to enhance governance, connectivity, accessibility and services, bridging digital divides and fostering growth.

     

    India’s technology sector faces challenges including digital divide, infrastructure gaps, cybersecurity threats, talent shortages, regulatory frameworks, data privacy concerns, funding constraints and intense global competition, hindering growth and innovation potential.

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  1. Umang Singh Yadav
    Umang Singh Yadav Expert

    India is rapidly going digital, making life easier and more accessible. Initiatives like Digital India and Startup India are using technologies like AI and blockchain to improve governance, business and daily life, connecting people and promoting growth.India's digital transformation journey is markRead more

    India is rapidly going digital, making life easier and more accessible. Initiatives like Digital India and Startup India are using technologies like AI and blockchain to improve governance, business and daily life, connecting people and promoting growth.India’s digital transformation journey is marked by significant opportunities and challenges.

    Opportunities – 

    1. India’s digital transformation fuels economic growth by creating jobs, boosting GDP and enhancing global competitiveness significantly.
    2.  Digital India enables efficient, transparent and citizen centric governance, streamlining services and boosting public engagement nationwide.
    3. Fosters innovation, encouraging startups, entrepreneurship and disruptive technologies, driving economic growth nationwide.
    4. Bridges gaps, empowering rural communities, women and marginalized groups through inclusive digital access.
    5.  Digital transformation fuels India’s skilling revolution, equipping youth with in demand tech skills for better employability.
    6.  India’s digital transformation propels global leadership, positioning nation as tech hub, innovation powerhouse and exporter.

    Challenges – 

    1. India’s urban rural gap in internet access, digital literacy and technology adoption hinders inclusivity.
    2. India’s digital growth hindered by inadequate infrastructure,slow internet, limited connectivity and outdated technology.
    3. India’s digital growth is vulnerable to data breaches, hacking and malware, compromising national security.
    4.  India’s digital transformation is hindered by talent shortage i.e. lack of skilled professionals in AI, blockchain, cybersecurity.
    5. India’s digital growth is slowed by evolving ambiguous regulatory frameworks, hindering innovation and investment confidence nationwide.
    6. India struggles to safeguard citizens’ personal data, lacking robust protection laws.

     

    By addressing challenges and leveraging opportunities, India can achieve its vision of a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy.

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