Three Dimensional Printing also known as additive manufacturing, uses materials such as plastics and metals, to convert products envisaged on computer aided design to real three-dimensional items. ‘Additive’ refers to the successive addition of thin layers between 16 to 180 microns or more to create…
One of the essential business supporting element is a mechanism to settle failed or bankrupt entities without causing damage to any players in the economy. Continuation of financially non-viable businesses leads to locking of funds and physical assets. Similarly, it may lead to stress for…
There has been considerable talk over the past few years about India as a “global soft power”. Political attention at the global level has focused largely on specific regions due to the potential for conflict or flexing of muscles by some powers. India is, undoubtedly,…
Hindi, though not a national language of India, it is an official language of the country. Hindi also happens to be the mother tongue of more than 40% of Indian population. Indians, overseas, are known as Hindi speaking people. But, the recent statistics of CSE…
Ransomware is a form a malicious software that locks up files on the computer, encrypts them, and demands ransom/pay to return the files back. It adds that, if you fail to pay within the given time, the ransom amount will be doubled, and if you…
Digital learning is an innovative method that integrates technology with the process of learning. Digital learning can be implemented across any areas or fields of learning. With the advent of smartphones and computers, the processes of learning have evolved rapidly. Today, digital learning involves — 1….
Crash Courses usually keep students in a dilemma about its rate of success for covering the syllabus in a short time. Let us discuss the benefits of Crash Course and understand how it can be efficient for CSE preparation. Quick and Efficient way for make…
Cryptocurrency is a digital currency for which encryption techniques are used to regulate its use and generate its release. Unlike, flat currencies like INR, USD, EUR etc – cryptocurrency is not regulated or controlled by any bank, government or centralized financial authorities. Instead, it relies…