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          Systems analysts examine existing IT systems and write requirements for new ones.           Systems analysts analyze how well software, hardware and the wider IT system fit the business needs of their employer or of a client. They write requirements for new systems and may also help implement them and monitor their effectiveness. Typical responsibilities of the job include: examining current systems talking to users (requirements gathering) producing specifications for new or modified systems liaising with other IT staff such as programmers to produce new systems implementing new systems      Key skills for systems analysts Strong analytical skills Attention to detail Teamwork skills Written and verbal communication skills Interpersonal skills Flexibility Adaptability Initiative There is no specific course to become a system analyst. You can become a system analyst by understanding the problem and creat...

          Creating a successful tech startup depends on many factors. Having an aesthetic user interface (UI) and a great user experience (UX) are integral parts of entrepreneurial success. These interesting fields are quite young disciplines and require knowledge in different areas. User Interface Designer Roadmap:                The tools of the trade for UI design are mainly Sketch , Adobe XD , Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Illustrator . Some UI designers also code HTML and CSS at work, so I've included it too. User Experience Researcher Roadmap:           The main focus of UX is to get the psychology right. In a world full of distractions, attention has become the most precious resource. Mental resources are limited and highly contested. At the same time, app stores are incredibly crowded , and it keeps getting worse. Research found out that on average 80% of users delete apps wi...

Path to become Network Admin: Networking Basics IP addressing Troubleshooting Security Link: Udemy: https://bit.ly/3Z6NrG0 http://bit.ly/3Z6vHus      E - Book: http://bit.ly/3iiJqOf YouTube:  http://bit.ly/3GNr40Z http://bit.ly/3Qmph6c

To think about there are various sectors available , out of these what to learn. This was my first biggest fear. But I overcame this by my brother’s and teachers' guidance. I’ll help with same tips they provided, Organize / Prioritize by your personal interest. If there is no personal interest then think of one particular field which you think that you can manage to learn and work. Based on these, pick a sector and set a goal to learn it. In the following days, I’ll give a quick / summarized learning path for most of the sectors. Stay Tuned.!

Different Sectors in IT field with job description: Network Administration - Network administrators oversee computer networks and solve problems that may arise with these systems. They install and configure computer networks and data communications systems. UI/UX - A user experience (UX) designer oversees all facets of product development regarding its purchasing, branding, usability and functionality. They collect and review user feedback to determine what a product needs to be efficient, functional and successful. They apply this feedback to the design, organization and usability of products. System Analyst - A systems analyst reviews design components and uses their knowledge of information technology to solve business problems. They identify infrastructure changes that could streamline business and IT operations. Database Administration - Database administrators organize and track data by employing specialized software associated with configuration, security and performance. These ...

Got request for Advanced Java Programming, Java is the most powerful programming language, which uses OOPs concept ( I’ll post about OOPs soon enough ). Learn about Java Programming: Basics: NPTEL - free learning and certain amount has to pay to write exam for certification: http://bit.ly/3iE1KkW Cousera: ( With Certification ) http://bit.ly/3iFbFXt E-Books: (No Certification ) http://bit.ly/3CIqxLq http://bit.ly/3vYU1Rs Sites: (No Certification ) http://bit.ly/3kfTYhC http://bit.ly/3GCeQHf Advanced: Udemy: ( With Certification ) http://bit.ly/3kek5pb - Beginner to Intermediate level http://bit.ly/3kcZy4g - Masterclass ( Recommended only if you are strong in basics and need to work on OOPs based problems ) Coursera: http://bit.ly/3QAfIko - Intermediate level ( OOPs and Data Structure ) E-Books & Sites: Same sites and books mentioned above are considered for reference. Since it contains Advanced part along with Basics. Warning: The above course by coursera is paid and not lifetim...

On 13/01/2023, my school conducted an Annual day, I’m unaware of it. My friends asked me to please be ready by 6pm for the function. I asked him why, what function? He then talked about the annual day. After several minutes got permission from home. All set to go. At 6:30 I leave home to school, after reaching the entrance arch of school I recollected every best memories I had ( This one totally made up ) I just called my friends and asked them where they were and I saw them. While going inside, I caught up with some friends of that time and made lil chitchats about them. Then after meeting my gang I thought it gave me chills. But really it was nothing because we always happened to meet occasionally. They happened to be a big part of my life now. And soon enough I got bored there. I asked them if we could go and meet teachers because I’m bored & they came with me and we met our teachers then made some conversation, and here I got some memories of my teachers scolding me over my mis...

While searching for study material. I came across a course that can guide all to build knowledge about Computer Science. The Link for enrollment is attached to the post.      And the Most Interesting part is, It is provided by Harvard's University, US ., which is one of the Top University Colleges in the World. Also this course is Absolutely free for all and 12 weeks long. Self-Paced. This course provides a free certification at the end of course. The Certificate will be provided based on some conditions such as projects, assignments submission. Link:           EDX: http://bit.ly/3vvkyFF (Certification)            YouTube: https://youtu.be/8mAITcNt710 (No Certification)

After going through the basic programming information. Let's take a look at topics which are needed to work on a program. Computer Program:           A computer program is a sequence or set of instructions in a programming language for a computer to execute. Basic Programming Concepts:           Developers should have essential knowledge on the following concepts to become skilled in Computer Programming, 1.Algorithm:           It is a set of steps or instruction statements to be followed to accomplish specific tasks. A developer can design his algorithm to achieve the desired output.           For Example: a recipe to cook a dessert. The algorithm describes the steps to be followed for completing a specific task, but it does not say how to achieve any of the steps. 2.Source code:           Source code is the actual text that is used to ...

     Well spending some quality time with friends gives pleasure to the soul. Likewise , spending a few minutes learning per day is also a productive thing. Although it is a note to myself. That’s why I created this blog to share my daily life along with some quality content of knowledge.      That’s why today I’ll share a piece of my life story here. Please read and give feedback on it.      Recently, I have noticed that I have started getting addicted to social media like instagram. Most time of day is wasted by scrolling the Feeds and Reels.      To avoid it , I tried to uninstall for a month as a challenge but failed after 2 weeks then I stopped challenging myself for a while .      After a few weeks , I started watching a TV series called “How I met Your Mother ” which is worth watching if you like the RomCom Genre.      It is quite a realistic story / part of story for life . It portrays ea...

  If you are now strong with the fundamentals let's start to dive into the programming world.  What is a Program? A program is a set of instructions which is used to process certain data and produces a result / output.   To write a program on our own it is possible through Programming languages.   What is a Programming Language? A Programming Language is a system of notation for writing computer programs. There are 3 levels of Programming Languages. They are, Machine Level Language Assembly Level Language High Level Language             Machine Level Language :            The Computer directly identifies these programs. It is written in 0’s and 1’s i.e., in binary form. This level of programming language hardware for humans to write.              Assembly Level Language :       This Level contains programs relative to assembler ...

          Every day contains a new story of our life and I'll start yours with Good Morning .            From today let's start to learn our Computer knowledge;            Before coding / programming we need to know about Fundamentals of Computer which is very important for learners as it is like the foundation to a building.           Most of the people know basics about a Computer like; It is a Computational device. It contains CPU , Internal RAM , ROM ( External Memory ) , with graphics chip (integrated with microprocessor / given a dedicated ) Input devices are Keyboard , Mouse but also Scanner , Microphones are used by interfacing it through I/O ports ( USB ports in modern days ) Output devices are Monitor , Printers , Plotters , Projectors etc.,           These are commonly known information about a Computer by a normal p...

               Initiating this blog to help others and myself improve our coding skills and refresh our basic knowledge of programming concepts also helps motivate others. I’ll share some tips I learned in my career which helped me greatly. I’ll share them along this journey. Thanks for being the one to read my blog and motivating me from the background.  The first and foremost thing I have learned in life is to motivate yourself by putting yourself first in the task that you are doing/assigned. And do the job with confidence. D on’t think about your friends or teammates. If you step into the task, they’ll support/guide you to do the task effectively. So don’t be afraid to be the first person to step in.  Sometimes stepping forward can be dangerous. But to remind y’all (you all) life after graduating is a bit hard to survive.  Even talented people are still struggling to be stable in life. If you are not willing to take a risk...