Cognizant Form Trouble

All the students who are placed in Cognizant have been mailed their TFF URL & Userid/Password to their respective Email Ids by Cognizant. All the selected candidates have to fill a form on the Cognizant Portal https://talent4future.cognizant.com


In the portal there is a form "I,Me & Myself" regarding personal information. There in UG Course section , the name of our college is not visible because the width of drop down menu is not enough to display entire name.
So the confusion is regarding which option to be selected. The correct entry has been marked in the Screenshots
below.


The portion of list below is in exact sequence as that is present in Cognizant Portal having our College's name




National Degree College, Nandyal
National engineering college
National Institute of Fashion Technology
National Institute of Managemet Calcutta
National Institute of Tech. Karnataka
National Institute of Tech. Rourkela
National Institute of Technology
National Institute of Technology, Raipur
National Institute of Technology,Hamirpur
Navarasam Arachalur
NCERC College    



The screenshots will be helpful to identify the correct option

   
Please Fill the Form within this week and convey this information to your friends placed in Cognizant from other branches

List of AI Lab Exercise

1) Tree Representation

2)Family Representation

3)Who is Proud problem? 

4)Hoofer's Club Problem

5)List Operatins-Union, Intersection,Append,Reversing,Max,Min Element

6)Arithmetic Operations

7)Conversion from degree Celcius to degree Fahrenheit

8)Factorial

9)Criminal of West Problem

10)DFA- To check if given string is acceptable or not?

11)Monkey Banana Problem

12)Nani Search Problem

13)Towers of Hanoi

14)Animal Identification Problem 

Artificial Intelligence Lab Study Material

Adventures in Prolog eBook
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Sample programs in Prolog
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Enterprise Resource Planning Slides

Official Slides from Alexis Leon

Complete Set of Slides in Single File

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Individual Slides

Each slide correspond to particular chapter of the book

Part I - Introduction 01. The Enterprise 02. Introduction to ERP 03. Basic ERP Concepts 04. Justifying ERP Investments 05. Risks of ERP 06. Benefits of ERP pp01.pps (378 KB) pp02.pps (141 KB) pp03.pps (160 KB) pp04.pps (135 KB) pp05.pps (150 KB) pp06.pps (149 KB)

Part II - ERP and Technology 07. ERP and Related Technologies 08. Business Intelligence 09. E-Business and E-Commerce 10. Business Process Reengineering (BPR) 11. Data Warehousing 12. Data Mining 13. On-line Analytical Processing (OLAP) 14. Product Life Cycle Management (PLM) 15. Supply Chain Management (SCM) 16. Customer Relationship Management (CRM) 17. Advanced Technology and ERP Security pp07.pps (163 KB) pp08.pps (145 KB) pp09.pps (189 KB) pp10.pps (153 KB) pp11.pps (283 KB) pp12.pps (149 KB) pp13.pps (138 KB) pp14.pps (224 KB) pp15.pps (137 KB) pp16.pps (142 KB) pp17.pps (144 KB)

Part III - ERP Implementation 18. To be or not to be… 19. Implementation Challenges 20. ERP Transition Strategies 21. ERP Implementation Life Cycle 22. Pre-implementation Tasks—Getting Ready 23. Requirements Definition 24. Implementation Methodologies 25. Not all package are created equal—Package Selection 26. ERP Project Teams 27. Process Definition 28. Vendors and Consultants 29. Employees and Employee Resistance 30. Contracts with Vendors, Consultants and Employees 31. Training and Education 32. Data Migration 33. Project Management & Monitoring 34. Post Implementation Activities 35. Implementation–Success and Failure Factors pp18.pps (250 KB) pp19.pps (152 KB) pp20.pps (109 KB) pp21.pps (134 KB) pp22.pps (138 KB) pp23.pps (146 KB) pp24.pps (148 KB) pp25.pps (170 KB) pp26.pps (126 KB) pp27.pps (126 KB) pp28.pps (171 KB) pp29.pps (134 KB) pp30.pps (140 KB) pp31.pps (154 KB) pp32.pps (159 KB) pp33.pps (120 KB) pp34.pps (144 KB) pp35.pps (114 KB)

Part IV - ERP in Action 36. After ERP implementation… 37. Operation and Maintenance of the ERP System 38. Measuring the Performance of the ERP System 39. Maximizing the ERP System pp36.pps (126 KB) pp37.pps (137 KB) pp38.pps (148 KB) pp39.pps (158 KB)

Part V - The Business Modules 40. Business Modules of an ERP Package 41. Finance 42. Manufacturing 43. Human Resources 44. Plant Maintenance 45. Materials Management 46. Quality Management 47. Marketing 48. Sales, Distribution & Service pp40.pps (244 KB) x x x x x x x x

Part VI - The ERP Market 49. ERP Marketplace and Marketplace Dynamics 50. SAP AG 51. PeopleSoft 52. JD Edwards 53. Oracle Corporation 54. QAD 55. SSA 56. Lawson 57. Epicor 58. Intuitive pp49.pps (162 KB) x x x x x x x x x

Part VII - ERP—Present and Future 59. Turbo charge the ERP system 60. Enterprise Integration Applications (EIA) 61. ERP and E-business 62. ERP, Internet, and WWW—ERP II 63. ERP and Total Quality Management 64. Future Directions and Trends in ERP pp59.pps (145 KB) pp60.pps (148 KB) pp61.pps (234 KB) pp62.pps (142 KB) pp63.pps (111 KB) pp64.pps (130 KB)

Artificial Intelligence Ebook

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Network Security Experiment 1

/*
Following is a Java program to check strength of password entered by user utilizing following parameters
a)Combination of alphabets with digits & special symbols
b)Length of password
c)Repetition of characters in password


This program uses HashTable to store frequency of characters.
*/

import java.io.*;
import java.util.Hashtable;
import java.util.Enumeration;



/**
 * @author Pawan Singh
 *
 */

public class passwordStrength {


    public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException {


        System.out.println("Enter password: ");
        BufferedReader br=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(System.in));
        String password=br.readLine();
        int strength=passwordStrength.checkStrength(password); 
        // checkStrength static method called
        System.out.println("Strength is "+strength+" out of 100");


        if (strength<0)
            System.out.println("Very Weak Password");
        else if (strength<34)
            System.out.println("Weak Password");
        else if(strength<68)
            System.out.println("Good Password");
        else
            System.out.println("Strong Password");


    }
   
   


    static public int checkStrength(String password)
    {
        int strength;
        //Initially parameter evaluation
        int len =password.length(),no_of_digits=0,no_of_alpha=0,no_of_spl=0;
        Hashtable freq = new Hashtable ();
        char c;
        Integer t;


        for(int i=0;i
        {
            //Evaluating number of types of characters
            c=password.charAt(i);
            if (Character.isDigit(c))
                no_of_digits++;
            else if (Character.isLetter(c))
                no_of_alpha++;
            else
                no_of_spl++;

            if (!freq.containsKey(c))
                freq.put(c, 1);
            else
            {
                t=freq.get(c);
                freq.remove(c);
                freq.put(c,t+1);
            }
            //End of for loop
        }


        //Finally Evaluation of strength
        strength=len*4;
        Enumeration e=freq.keys(); 
        while(e.hasMoreElements())
        {
            c=(Character)e.nextElement();   
            if( freq.get(c)>1)
            {
                strength-=5*(Integer)freq.get(c);//Reduction on behalf of repetition
            }
            //End of loop   
        }

        if (no_of_digits>2)
            strength+=5;
        if(no_of_spl>2)
            strength+=10;
        if(no_of_digits>0 && no_of_alpha>0)
            strength+=15;
        if(no_of_digits>0 && no_of_spl>0)
            strength+=15;
        if(no_of_spl>0 && no_of_alpha>0)
            strength+=15;
        if(no_of_alpha==0 && no_of_spl==0)
            strength-=15;
        if(no_of_digits==0 && no_of_spl==0)
            strength-=20;
        if(strength>100)
            strength=100;

        return strength;
    }   





}

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