how we can use our skills to help each other and our communities

This week, female engineers around the world are celebrating International Women in Engineering Day by reflecting on and driving discussions around how we can #ShapeTheWorld. There’s never been a more pressing time for engineers to come together – virtually, of course – and assess how we can use our skills to help each other and our communities through these uncertain times. 

This year, communities and economies have had to transform due to the global pandemic, leaning on new ideas and ways of working to keep families safe and businesses running. Women have been among the most severely impacted during this time, and by combining our unique perspectives with our passion for engineering, we’ve got a huge what to do with a computer science degree to design and build solutions that will see us through this time and prepare our societies for the future. 

Online Engineering Classes: NPTEL comes up with online courses for science students- Check course list here

Ministry of Human Resources Development, MHRD has urged the science students to take up the online engineering classes organized by NPTEL. The courses are organized by NPTEL and the curriculum is released by NPTEL on the official website. The students of science stream only are eligible to take up the courses.

The students are advised by the HRD ministry to utilize their lockdown time and attend the courses that are online. The students can choose from various disciplines, content types and course offering institutions of their choice. The courses are available on jobs with a computer science degree.

Listed below is the process of downloading the material and the direct link to courses sheet

HID Global launches HID Signo, its signature line of access control readers

HID Global, a worldwide leader in trusted identity solutions, announced the launch of HID Signo, its signature line of readers that creates a new industry benchmark for the most adaptable, interoperable and secure approach to access control. The new readers dramatically simplify system deployment and management, meet the advanced security requirements of today’s dynamic environments and set organizations up for smarter, more connected access control.

“With the industry now seeking to use access control systems as a backbone for creating intelligent environments, consultants, integrators and end-users are increasingly demanding more versatile high-performance solutions,” said Harm Radstaak, Vice President and Managing Director of Physical Access Control Solutions, free intrusion detection software.

“HID Signo is built on an open platform and delivers on our commitment to innovation with its unprecedented flexibility and robust set of forward-looking features that optimize workplace experiences. “Our goal is to put more choices in the hands of our customers and give them peace of mind in knowing they can continually adapt their systems as requirements change.”

For ultimate versatility, the readers are interoperable with over a dozen physical and mobile credential technologies so organizations can use their technology of choice and easily migrate to the latest solutions at their own pace.