App Review : Csit Syllabus

Tired of carrying around the hard copies of your semester's syllabus' ?
Well, here it comes, the "Csit Syllabus" android app. Get it in your android phone and have access to your syllabus whenever, wherever you want it.
Not only for students, it's useful for teachers as well.

We don't hear about apps regarding BSc CSIT very often. But this time, two undergraduate guys from Birgunj, Manish Kumar Sah and Manish Pandit,  have made an app consisting of BSc CSIT syllabus of all the semesters.  Manish Sah is a Computer Engineering student while Manish Pandit is a CSIT student.

They said, "Before this app, students and teachers used to have different sets of pdf  and hard-copy syllabus, which ultimately resulted in mis-understanding of course structure among them. So, we decided to come up with an app, that can prove helpful among students and teachers. And students also get rid of heavy, hard-to-handle, printed hard-copy syllabus. For now, this is just a basic app, we'll be upgrading the app in the future."

The app is fine, but it seems that they should focus a bit more on their UI. And, if they include micro-syllabus as well, this would be more helpful.
The guys came up with an amazing concept, but it would have been great if they had made a complete app which covers all the required necessary study materials for BSc CSIT. Anyways, it's better to have something, than to have nothing.

Anyways good luck to Manish and Manish. Great going guys !

Here's the play store link of the app :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=np.com.manishkumarsah.csitsyllabus

Here are few screenshots from the app :

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Git for Computer Science Students

Few days ago, we got a message in our facebook page from a freshman year BSc CSIT student saying "what is this git thing ? is it useful to us ?....." and we thought of doing an article on this.

Suppose you're doing a project and you're almost about to finish it. And then your laptop gets stolen or it gets broken and you can't recover your project code. Now, that's a catastrophe. All your toil and hard labour goes in vain. Literally you're null now, you'll have to start all over again.

Suppose you're doing a project and the client or people keep on asking you about your project's progress. Or you are in a such a project where you have to submit your code to certain authority in each milestone. So, that's a tedious job, doing things over and over in each milestone or certain step.

Suppose you're in a  long-term creative-type of project. After you pass certain step, you come up with new and efficient ideas of code that you could have implemented in the latter step. Then, you're gonna have to rewrite the whole code from the beginning, each time, actually many times. And that's tedious as well.

Suppose you're doing a collaborative project with involvement of lot of people. And it is totally impractical to send the zipped files to each of them each and every time you do something new.

So, we need an efficient solution to such unreliabilities. So, in 2005, the great Linus Torvalds released all the developers from such great pain by creating a tool called git.

Normally, even a novice developer these days knows about git. No matter how much vast texts we try to write about git in this article, it will appear less and less once you start typing "git" in google search.

Git is simply a version control system which helps you keep track of changes in your files or code. It's a common term among programmers these days and it saves a lot of effort and time while you're creating something new since you can reuse others' code and add your creativity over it.

We don't think we should write anything more about git, since the internet has got a lot of web articles waiting for you to read regarding git. So, happy gitting future programmers :) .

Git wikipedia page : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Git

If you want to learn more git functions, visit this article as well, it's pretty helpful :
The Advanced Git Guide: Git Stash, Reset, Rebase, and More

P.S. : This article is mainly targeted to the newly enrolled computer science students who are curious about software development. The main intention behind writing this piece of text is to aware them about version control in their beginning days, the internet will lead them further. Comments and feedback are appreciated.

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How to access worldlink fiber router in Nepal.

Well, a guy messaged us asking how to access the worldlink router settings and I thought of writing a blog post in it.

Few months back, I had worldlink internet connected at my home and the connection guys told me not to mess with the reset button on the router. And I became a bit curious. Then, they told me that I should login to the worldlink's website to change my wifi ssid and password, and I became more curious. And when I asked about hiding wifi and mac filtering, they said that users are not allowed to open router settings and i should go to the worldlink office and they would do it for me,. And I was like "what the f***  man !, I have the router(which I am paying charges to use) in my room and I need to go to worldlink office to use the settings ? " Screw them !

Simply follow the following steps to access the fiber router settings.

It has a lot of features. You can do a lot of things if you know to use it properly (if you know what i mean ;-) ).

1. Open your browser and type in the default gateway ( for me it's 192.168.100.1 ). You can get your default gateway by typing "ipconfig" command in command prompt.

2. Then enter the following credentials : 

     Account :     telecomadmin

     Password  :  admintelecom

3. Done. 

P.S. This article is for educational purpose only. We won't be held responsible if anyone is caught breaking the law.

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BSc CSIT 4th and 6th semester routine and exam center

The routine and exam center of BSc CSIT 4th and 6th semester are as follows :

Routine :

Exam Center :

Good luck to everyone !

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A Complete Guide to Creating a Project .

Some tips for doing Project work for 7th semester students

We , the students of BSc CSIT, have got an wonderful and fascinating academic course. And, Project Work is a part of that. The 7th semester students are supposed to do a project work in their field of interest. This project work is meant to make students familiar with the practical environment and increase their interactivity and expertise in the software field. So, we have published this aricle for the 7th sem students as a guideline for preparing and presenting the project work.

click here to view the project work syllabus.

How to start :-

1.)  Interest :  Find out what your interest are. And from the domain of your interests, choose the one that you find the most appropriate.  Take advice from others, but follow your interest.

2.)  Supervisor : The students are supposed to have an supervisor. So , choose the supervisor who has more knowledge on the topic of your project.

3.)  Research :  Our course BSc CSIT is purely academic. So , your project should be research oriented. Just dont try to copy paste the codes. Consult with your supervisor, collect some papers, do some googling and you should be done.

4.)  Platform : Platform is the software that you will be using to develop your project. Be careful while choosing the project with respective to the software platform you are aware of. Better choose the project on the basis of software, that you  have knowledge of.

5.)  Proposal :  The first official step in the project construction is the proposal submition. Design the proposal of your project and submit to your college/department.

So, these were the starting steps for the project work.

Proposal Design :

The next obvious question is, "how to design the proposal ? ". Well here are the topics that you should include in your proposal.

1.) Introduction

2.) Problem Definition 

3.) Objective

4.) Research Methodology

•    Literature Review
•    Data collection
•    Testing and verification
•    Expected output

5.) Working schedule

6.) References

Resources :

You can use following things as your resources :

1.) Research Papers : You can get journals of various institutions.

2.) Internet :    The ultimate source for everything nowdays. you can start from google.

3.) Books : If you haven't been to library for a long time, maybe it's the time now.

4.) Supervisor :   The man who is holding your back for the entire project work duration.

5.) Friend / University : May be it's the time to ask for something.

Some Project Work Topics :

If you are unaware of the project work areas, you can choose any of the following :


• Natural Language Processing

• Information Retrieval

• Data Mining

• Optimization

• Scheduling

• Machine Learning

• Neural Network

• Search Engine

• Social Network

• Android Apps

• Cryptography (Web Security, Network Security)

•Intrusion detection

• Reality Mining
    – Sense Network
    – Path Intelligence

• Web usage mining

• Web Mining

• Fraud detection using Neural Network

• Article Mining (Group the similar news articles from different newspapers like GoogleNews)

•Morphological Analysis of Nepali Words

• Word Net for Nepali words

• Recommender system like book recommender movie recommender

• Learning by Web

• Fact checking chat room or electronic forum on social networks

• Opinion Mining (finding the market analysis on a particular product)

• Text Mining (Spam Filtering)

• Query Optimization

• Optimization in scheduling in cloud computing

• Statistical Machine Translation (English Language to Nepali Language Translation)

• Chatbot (Turing test) like Eliza - "a friend you could never have before”

• Name entity recognition in NLP (Semantic Web)

• Gesture Mining (E-Mail Sorting, Prioritizing friends in smart phone)

• Information Extraction from web

• Spelling corrector

• Handwriting recognition

• Mining social network

• OCR

• Local Search Engine

• Nepali Text to Speech

• Lost and Found

• Job Recommender

• Face Detection and Recognition

• Article Mining

• Traffic Management

• Thread Recommendation

• Helping Friends

• Finding Blood Donor

• Intelligent Proxy

• Fraud Detection/Intrusion Detection

• Natural Language Query

• Process Hibernation

• Birthday Calendar

You can choose any of these, or you can go on with something unique of your own too.

*The project work that you do can also be your field of expertise in the future, so choose the topic that interests you the most.


**Things to consider while preparing a project work :

1.)  Always go for research-oriented way.
2.)  Dont go after what all others do, choose your unique field of interest.
3.)  Dont copy paste the reports, make your own. it increases your knowledge and experience too.
4.)  If you have copied something from others’ recourses like
       papers, books, websites, dont forget to cite (give credit / mention) those resources.

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