who r leading software engineers of india?
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What is your answer? \n Question who r leading software engineers of india? \nYour Answer \nNo spam please! When in doubt, please refer to our Community Guidelines.
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The computer science discipline concerned with developing large applications. Software engineering covers not only the technical aspects of building software systems, but also management issues, such as directing programming teams, scheduling, and budgeting. Also, Software engineering is the profession concerned with creating and maintaining software applications by applying technologies and practices from computer science, project management, engineering, application domains, and other fields. \n\nAs of 2006, the U. S. Bureau of Labor Statistics counts 960,840 software engineers holding jobs in the U.S.; for comparison, in the U.S. there are some 1.4 million practitioners employed in all other engineering disciplines combined[4]. There are estimated to be about 1.5 million practitioners in the E.U., Asia, and elsewhere[citation needed]. SE pioneers include Barry Boehm, Fred Brooks, C. A. R. Hoare, and David Parnas. There is extensive debate about what SE is, who qualifies as a SE, who sets the standards, etc.\n\nHence, you can achive so many things if you learn Software Engineering.
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naveen patnaik.\nhe belongs to BJD
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Not many jobs in the US for software people these days.  They are all being done in India now.
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Cause its' cheap labour in India. You can hire 4 Indian software professionals at the cost of 1 US/ UK software professional.
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Because inexpensive talent in software engineers is being found all over the world including India and Russia and also developing third world nations we're likely to see an emergence of Software Companies growing to compete with the handful of dominant American companies.  We're also likely to see changes in the standards around development because right now it's still difficult to contract out development of software to these developing countries and still receive a product that is worthwhile to go to market with that doesn't create more problems than it solves.  I think it will get better though.
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Hi neha, I do not know any such particular site but some people I am jotting down who have made the country proud. And these famous people can be found on many sites.\nBy your question what i understand is in todays period:\n\nNarayana Murthy CEO Infosys\nall big software companies include Aziz premji from Wipro\n\nTYcoon Amabanis (Reliance - big contribution to economies)\n\nAPJ Abdul Kalaam (ISRO & president)\n\nThe Army has many paramveer chakras....\n\n(You can also add my name to the list)
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he is one of the top most nuclear scientist of india.currently he is also president of india.
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Civil Engineering certainly gonna have better prospects as economy of India is in upswing. As India is growsing at a good 8% GDP, it paves way to a lot of infrastructure activities which further fuel the income levels of people.\n\nRemember, it is wise to join at entry level design engineer or so, in construction companies and slowly move up the lasser. I can bet that a average civil engineer is going to be better than average computer engineer in India owing to the fact that computer engineers are crowding out, which brings lot of wage pressure.
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All the big companies are here but not in a BIG way.\n\nBut India is becoming a hub for all research so heres a list\n\nMICROSOFT\nORACLE\nVerisign\nGoogle\nand a lot more
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There are a lot of companies working on biometrics projects and artificial data assimilation (wipro(chennai),TCS(in Hyd and pune ),HP(bangalore),Infosys,siemens(medical field)),however if you want really good research projects then your best bets are Google,microsoft and gaming companies
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Software industry is like turbo for the economic engine of the country. Its almost like an after burner in a rocket. It gives an impetus to the growth levels. The reason India's growth rate is going to touch double digit is because of the solid and growing Software industry.
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Ok! This might earn brickbats, but I believe it to be the true answer. \n\nIn India, usually the top scorers land up in engineering. This implies that most of the high IQ crowd which  finds it relatively easy to crack CAT is in this group. (You can say engineers have good quantitative skills, but its engineers who top the English section too). Another fact is engineering is a relatively rigorous course where you have to slog more to survive. This makes engineers, who have managed to survive, relatively hardworking.\n\nAgain, commerce graduates can and do get admitted to the IIMs. They are usually the ones with the high IQ and probably the ones who did take their graduation course seriously inspite of it requiring less efforts for mere survival. \n\nYou can see from the above two factors, how probability ensures that more IIM entrants are engineers.\n\nWork experience ofcourse is of additional help as it  (supposedly) makes you more mature and smart. \n\nAll said and done, however, it is your performance in the CAT and the Group Discussion/Interview rounds which determines whether you are eligible for an IIM. There exists no bias for any particular discipline!
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Lakshmi Mittal\n\nCheck this out: http://www.forbes.com/2005/12/15/india-richest-40_05india_land.html
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You've heard right. Indians and Romanians are the best computer programmers and analysts in the world. In fact, most of the Microsoft's foreign employees are Indian and Romanian. If you're from Europe, you can come to Romania to study (it's much closer). My recommendation is the Computer Science Faculty from the "Al.I. Cuza" University Iasi. (http://www.infoiasi.ro) It's the best in the country.\nAnd yes, Maths is very important. And it's quite easy once you've understood it.
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I guess the one who tought me... Mr. Bharadwaj, The professor of Softawre engineering....Is it? :-)
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CISCO, INTEL , IBM , INFOSYS , MOTOROLA, LUCENT,ALCATEL