Sumam, Mary Idicula; Joseph, Alexander; Sudheep, Elayidom(Academy Publisher, May , 2009)
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For years, choosing the right career by
monitoring the trends and scope for different career paths
have been a requirement for all youngsters all over the
world. In this paper we provide a scientific, data mining
based method for job absorption rate prediction and
predicting the waiting time needed for 100% placement, for
different engineering courses in India. This will help the
students in India in a great deal in deciding the right
discipline for them for a bright future. Information about
passed out students are obtained from the NTMIS (
National technical manpower information system ) NODAL
center in Kochi, India residing in Cochin University of
science and technology
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International Journal of Recent Trends in Engineering, Vol. 1, No. 1, May 2009
Priyalakshmi, G; Dr.Ravindranatha Menon,N(Cochin University of Science and Technology, September , 2008)
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The oceans in their expanse cover, seven - tenths of the Earth surface. Despite being restricted in size, the littoral zone or the intertidal zone (beach) has the greatest variation in environment factors of any marine area .Stemming from this variation ,a treamendous diversity of life, which may be great as or greater than that found in the more extensive sub tidal habits exist in this realm. the study beaches harbour diverse and abundant assemblage of marine organisms. Besides macro funna, microscopic organisms belonging to the lower and higher invertebrate taxa profusely inhabit these beaches. The ecological realm where these animals exist is known as the interstitial environment, which in principle includes the pore spaces in between the sand grains containing copious supply of nutrient rich oxygenated seawater. An astonishing diversity of taxa could be found within the interstitial fauna.