KSET Pvt Ltd is proud to announce launch of two more courses to it's growing list of titles

• Quest - Java Programming
• Quest - C# Programming

Both these courses include in-depth coverage of Java and .NET platforms with topics like: - OO Programming - Interfaces - Generics/Templates - Web Services - Network Programming - Stream I/O - Annotations and Attributes - Using XML etc... We are sure that you will find these titles useful.

This was a seminar on Pointers and C. Karad is picturesque town surrounded by Sahyadri mountain ranges on the western coast on Maharashtra. We reached there in the afternoon after a 3 hour road journey from Pune. The road is part of ambitious GQ (Golden Quadrilateral) project and highway is NH-4. Tunnels and other engineering marvels make you feel that we are surely going to benefit a lot when infrastructure is made available.

This was announced by Mr. Kiouchi Nakamura Vice President, Innosoft Japan at a glittering ceremony on Sunday. This courseware has been conceived and created by KSET Pvt. Ltd. under the leadership of renowned IT authors from city Mr. Yashavant Kanetkar and Mr. Asang Dani. This courseware is a unique combination of audio, video and PowerPoint presentations delivered through a state of the art content delivery platform developed by KSET. Once installed on the PC, this courseware gives the user a live class-room experience on his home PC.

Myself and Yashvant will be there at Seattle for Global MVP Summit 2007 for about weeks time. http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/MVPsummit

This Sunday Shashi Tharoor wrote in Times on The Elephant who became a tiger. I haven't read anyone write on India's changed image in the way he has explored. Fantastic treat for everyone: http://timesofindia.../SUNDAY_SPECIALS/.../SHASHI_ON_SUNDAY

It's a common misconception that only those with electronics background can learn embedded systems. Although sutdents with electronics background do have some advantages - learning embedded systems meaningfully requires good knowledge of electronics, computer architecture, operating systems and sound programming skills. Naturally no one is born with these skills and most colleges in India today don't impart such skills as a part of single course. Like most other things in computing one can aquire this knowledge if he/she is willing to work hard for it.

We will be there for a seminar at Confluence 2007 on 10th Feb. 2007. See you there. http://www.nitrconfluence.org/

The event was organized at CIT, Coimbatore. It's a really nice city with warm welcoming people and we were glad to see a sizeable crowd on a cloudy Sunday morning. It is indeed heartening to see that students of today are not interested merely in jobs but want to create a marks for themselves. We think that's what Quest is about.

Happy Learning!

We will be in Chennai on 27th Jan. to inaugarate our partnership with Ameex Pvt. Ltd. Chennai - our exclusive partner for the state of Tamilnadu. Chennai event was a great success. It was our first visit to the historic Guindy College known elsewhere as Anna University. The enormous college grounds and campus and list of greats like Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam who have been at this great college easily overcomes you. The event was organized at Vivekananda Auditorium and more than 500 students, teachers and technology enthusiasts were present.

Professional Programmers papers by Alexander Stepanov, father of "generic programming" (also known as Templates, Generics, STL). Fantastic reading material. Very inspiring. http://www.stepanovpapers.com/