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A team of BITiansl (Black berry Sponsored Incubator cell) won Blackberry Jamathon (Blackberry 10 App Development Competition). Team comprised of 4 students - Ramandeep Singh, Shubham Singh, Ankit Chaudhary and Deepak Sharma(B.Sc. Animation and Multimedia 5th semester). Congrats to students! Director Cdr Balwant Sharma, Dr. Shruti Kohli - assistant professor, Computer Science Department who is organizing Mobile Apps Incubator Cell for students specially met the students to motivate them during competition. ·          Nearly 100 professionals and students from all over Delhi and some even from Rajasthan, Gujarat and Maharashtra ·          Students of BIT under the mentorship of Dr Shruti kohli and many other colleges ·          Senior software professionals ·          Even a 10th class student from Jaipur who has published an app on the Google Play app store Sponsor :  BlackBerry Host :  OpenClass and B

Manish Kumar MCA/4528/10 /* Thursday Lab Work AUTOCORRELATION PROGRAMME*/ #include void main() { int random[50],i,j,k,m,M,N,flag=1; float temp=0; clrscr(); printf( "Enter parameters:\n" ); printf( "\nEnter Total Random Number N: " );scanf( "%d" ,&N); printf( "\nTable of Random no.:\n" ); for (j=0;j { random[j]=rand()%10; printf( "%d\t" ,random[j]); } while (flag) { printf( "\nEnter i: " );scanf( "%d" ,&i); printf( "Enter m: " );scanf( "%d" ,&m); printf( "Enter M: " );scanf( "%d" ,&M); if ((i+(M+1)*m)<=N) flag=0; else { flag=1; printf( "wrong enteries! Enter the parameters again\n" ); } } for (k=0;k { temp+=random[i+(k*m)] * random[i+(k+1)*m]; } temp-=0.25; printf( "\n\nResult:%f" ,temp);

shubh laxmi   #include #include #include #include #define MAX 100 void main() { int i,m,M,c,a,x[MAX]; float r[MAX]; clrscr(); printf( "enter the value of a c m :-" ); scanf( "%d %d %d" ,&a,&c,&m); printf( "Enter the value of x0:" ); scanf( "%d" ,&x[0]); r[0]=( float )x[0]/m; printf( "r[0]=%.3f\n" ,r[0]); for (i=1;i { x[i]=(a*x[i-1]+c)%m; r[i]= ( float )x[i]/m; } for (i=1;i { if (x[i]!=x[0]) printf( "Random nos are:-%.3f\n" ,r[i]); else break ; } getch(); }

Jainendra Sharma MCA/4531/10  #include #include #include double fact( int n) { if (n<=0) return 1; else return n*fact(n-1); } double geomean( int x, double p, double q) { if (x>0) return pow(q,x-1)*p; else return 0; } double weibpdf( int x, double v, double a, double b) { int n1,p1,q1; if (x==0) return fact(n1)/(fact(x)*fact(n1-x))*pow(p1,x)*pow(q1,n1-x); else return 0; } double poisson( int x, double a) { if (x<0 font="font"> return 0; else { return (exp(-a)*pow(a,x))/fact(x) ; } } double binomial( int n, double p, int r) { return fact(n)/(fact(n-r)*fact(r))*pow(p,r)*pow(1-p,n-r); } void main() { int ch; double p,q,v,a,b; int x,n; clrscr(); do { printf( "\nExit." ); printf( "\nGeometric Mean." ); printf( "\nWeibull Distribution." ); printf( &quo

Once we write any new research papers, most of the time we are in dilemma where to publish it so that our research becomes authentic. There are many thousand of research papers from varying publishers where we can publish them. But main problem remains the same that where to publish it: Well in recent times there have been developed some parameters like Impact factor and Citation Count which tells us more about Journals. Although some critics have objected to these concepts but it is also true that these concepts have been adopted by most of the journals. So when you want to know more about the journals ,just have a look at the official web site of the journal and there that you might find out the Impact factor/ Citation details  on the first page itself. Second Thing you must know is about the Editorial Board of the journal. Believe me, the names appearing at the editorial board tells a lot about Journals. Once you visit the editorial page,you will get to know what i mean

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