Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts

14 October 2013

First Video from Canon 600d

I have been writing posts here in Unstuck for quite sometime and i always wanted to move to next level from writing to something different. The entire world is moving towards video. Recently, i bought a Canon 600d DSLR (in fact it was my wife's negotiation skill that made me to buy this camera. Later i thought, it is worth buying) and captured few videos. Here is one that i captured and published under the banner of OpenGyan. I thought of sharing it with you. Here is the video, watch it and share you comments.


23 August 2010

NPTEL - Videos for Enhanced Learning in Engineering

If we want to learn anything, today, we have abundance of resources online in multiple forms - EBooks, tutorials, Howtos, and videos in websites like Youtube. A year back, IITs and IISC started an initiative NPTEL - National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning covering most of the areas of engineering. The eminent professors and researchers from IITs and IISc take lectures on many areas and these lectures recordings are made online. I happen to hear one such lecture by Professor Kamala Krithivasan on "Discrete Structures". It was a good learning experience and most importantly many of the courses are interlinked. 

A consistent effort will help us to understand the subject better. Already there are over 125 courses available online and many of the lectures are video lectures. Each course consisting of many modules can be received as CD for a nominal fee of 200 rupees (just for the sake of production and distribution charges). or accessed free of cost in Youtube. Now, there is another good news. NPTEL has started Phase 2 covering many more topics. I m looking forward for Phase 2 videos/lectures.

All the videos are available in YouTube NPTEL Channel and the website of NPTEL can be accessed here.

Hope this helps.

Happy Learning.

14 August 2009

Video Post - Java Code Coverage with Emma

Here you go, for the first time, I have recorded my voice for a tutorial on Java Code Coverage with Emma. Please have a look and let me know whether it is useful to you. I m planning to slowly but consistently release similar tutorials on Java, Tools, Operating Systems and Network Security. Watch the first presentation on Emma by clicking this links
  1. Emma Code Coverage - Part 1
  2. Emma for IDEs - Eclipse
  3. Emma for IDEs - Netbeans
  4. Emma - Offline Instrumentation
  5. Emma - On-the-fly Instrumentation
  6. Emma - Reporting
  7. Emma with Ant
  8. Emma with Junit