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SPARK is an open source in-memory cluster computing framework getting so much attention these days, just like Hadoop. Initially it was developed in UC Berkely AMPLab and now an Apache. . .
“What do human values mean to me as a prospective professional in management?” MBA students from over thirty B-Schools in the country pondered on this question, as they participated in. . .
According to a 2006 World Bank report, about 6,800 schools that offer vocational courses are utilizing only 40 percent of their full capacity. The empty seats what prompted B. Bhavani. . .
High up in the Western Ghats, the pristine Wayanad District in Kerala is home to tribal population. It is the least populous district in Kerala and is also considered as. . .
Paper presentations, project demonstrations and technical contests. The Vidyut multiFest encouraged students to put forth their best and learn from each other, even while competing. Many winning papers emphasized sustainable. . .
“I was trying to make a DSSC for the past six months by reading papers, but I couldn’t succeed. Today within four hours, I made a wonderful cell with output. . .
Imagine a future when all houses generate their own electricity through either solar or wind power. They harvest and store rain water and use it as their primary source of. . .
Engineering colleges in India organize tech fests. Business schools host management fests. With Amrita’s focus on multi-disciplinary education and research, it is but natural that B.Tech., M.Tech., B.Sc., M.Sc. and. . .
Amrita faculty recently authored a book chapter on Biotechnology Virtual Labs, which is included in book titled Innovations in Biotechnology. The book will be published by InTech, an open access. . .
At Amrita, students are provided access to world-class resources and infrastructure. Amrita also actively supports efforts to bring these resources with easy reach of all students in India. It was. . .
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