kuppam engineering college CSE topper-2011
Monday, 19 December 2011
Sunday, 18 December 2011
healthy diet
one should maintain healthy diet to get success.Healthy diet is nothing but consuming appropriate nutrients and adequate amount of water.Nutrients which are obtained from raw fruits n vegetables.So for healthy diet their should be balance of nutrients such as carbohydrates, protiens and fats.
TIPS:
-> Eat variety of fruits, since fruits have more fibre content and negligible fat.
-> Raw vegitables is prefered than boiled vegatables, since vegetables loses all its nutrients on boiling.
-> A person should drink minimum of 5 liters of water a day.
-> Better to avoid junk foods, since it contains more cholestral that causes ill health.
-> Eating fruits and chappathis is preferred instead of having food during nite times
TIPS:
-> Eat variety of fruits, since fruits have more fibre content and negligible fat.
-> Raw vegitables is prefered than boiled vegatables, since vegetables loses all its nutrients on boiling.
-> A person should drink minimum of 5 liters of water a day.
-> Better to avoid junk foods, since it contains more cholestral that causes ill health.
-> Eating fruits and chappathis is preferred instead of having food during nite times
omniture in webanalytics
Omniture is an online marketing and web analytics business unit owned by adobe systems.sitecatalyst is one of the main product of omniture. SiteCatalyst is a Program that provides an analysis of the visitors to your site. SiteCatalyst’s advanced reporting capabilities generate over 150,000 report combinations.
Traffic reporting lets you analyze all aspects of visitor activity, such as traffic patterns, popular channels, preferred technology and finding methods used. You can easily view your site traffic as it flows from one page or item to the next, discover new patterns and popular paths, or search out the specific paths that your visitors take. Additionally, custom traffic reporting and a fully interactive calendar let you quickly identify and track any factors you can identify, for any time period you choose.
The actual SiteCatalyst implementation is a simple process of adding the following two components to the pages of a website.
1. SiteCatalyst HTML code
2. JavaScript library file
Traffic reporting lets you analyze all aspects of visitor activity, such as traffic patterns, popular channels, preferred technology and finding methods used. You can easily view your site traffic as it flows from one page or item to the next, discover new patterns and popular paths, or search out the specific paths that your visitors take. Additionally, custom traffic reporting and a fully interactive calendar let you quickly identify and track any factors you can identify, for any time period you choose.
The actual SiteCatalyst implementation is a simple process of adding the following two components to the pages of a website.
1. SiteCatalyst HTML code
2. JavaScript library file
KEY DEFINATIONS OF WEBANALYTICS
HIT:A request for a file from a webserver.
PAGE VIEW:A request for a file whose type is defined as page.
->A single page view may generate multiple hits.
VISIT/SESSION:A visit is defined as series of page requests from the same uniquely identified
client with a time of not more than 30 minutes between each request.
->A visit expires only after 30 mts time delay.
->If someone leaves a site,then returns within 30 minutes,this will count as
one visit but two sessions.
FIRST VISIT/FIRST SESSION:A visit from visitor who has not made any previous visits.
NEW VISITOR:Somebody visits your site for the first time,that visit is considered as
new visitor.
->A visitor that has made no previous visits.
RETURNING VISITOR:A visitor that has made atleast one previous visit.
IMPRESSION:An impression is each time an advertisement loads on a user screen.
BOUNCE RATE:The percentage of visits where the visitor enters and exists at the same page
without visiting any other pages on the site between.
VISIBILITY TIME:The time a single page viewed.
PAGE VIEW DURATION:Average amount of time that visitors spend on each page of the site.
SESSION DURATION:Average amount of time that visitors spend on the site each time they visit.
FREQUENCY:How often visitors come to website
PAGE VIEW:A request for a file whose type is defined as page.
->A single page view may generate multiple hits.
VISIT/SESSION:A visit is defined as series of page requests from the same uniquely identified
client with a time of not more than 30 minutes between each request.
->A visit expires only after 30 mts time delay.
->If someone leaves a site,then returns within 30 minutes,this will count as
one visit but two sessions.
FIRST VISIT/FIRST SESSION:A visit from visitor who has not made any previous visits.
NEW VISITOR:Somebody visits your site for the first time,that visit is considered as
new visitor.
->A visitor that has made no previous visits.
RETURNING VISITOR:A visitor that has made atleast one previous visit.
IMPRESSION:An impression is each time an advertisement loads on a user screen.
BOUNCE RATE:The percentage of visits where the visitor enters and exists at the same page
without visiting any other pages on the site between.
VISIBILITY TIME:The time a single page viewed.
PAGE VIEW DURATION:Average amount of time that visitors spend on each page of the site.
SESSION DURATION:Average amount of time that visitors spend on the site each time they visit.
FREQUENCY:How often visitors come to website
Monday, 12 December 2011
Mr Morgan and the Strawberries
After he retired as a teacher Mr Morgan lived a solitary life in a modest cottage behind a strawberry field that stretched out to the road.He grew delicious, sweet fruit. He was a little annoyed when strawberry plants were trodden down and ripped by schoolboys. He did not mind them taking the fruit but deplored the damage. He was never quite sure which boys they were so he set a trap.
Next year, Mr Morgan planted lavender between the rows of strawberries. One day many plants were destroyed so he went to the head master who introduced him as the School Inspector of hands and feet. As he smelt the student’s hands and feet he soon knew who the culprits were.
Mr Morgan took the boys aside and spoke to them. We will never know what he said but no more damage was ever done to the plants even though some of them, near the road, lost berries from time to time. Mr Morgan was happy
Next year, Mr Morgan planted lavender between the rows of strawberries. One day many plants were destroyed so he went to the head master who introduced him as the School Inspector of hands and feet. As he smelt the student’s hands and feet he soon knew who the culprits were.
Mr Morgan took the boys aside and spoke to them. We will never know what he said but no more damage was ever done to the plants even though some of them, near the road, lost berries from time to time. Mr Morgan was happy
Internal Relationships
Meika Stevens became worried when her husband, Michael, didn’t come home at the time he usually did, so she knew something was wrong. She began pacing the floor and flexing her fingers several times. She finally settled down and wrote to her e-mail buddy,Tracy, but she didn’t hear back from her like she normally did, so she started worrying more. She didn’t know what to think or do. Her husband and Tracy were both missing.
Finally, she decided to call Detective Mallory to see if he could locate Michael and Tracy. Meika lifted up the receiver and dialed Detective Mallory. “My name is Meika Stevens. My husband, Michael, didn’t come home yesterday. Can you help me?”
“Where do you live?” Detective Mallory asked.
Meika gave him the address and he told her he would be over in a half hour. The doorbell rang and Meika answered it.
“I’m Detective Mallory.”
“Please come in. I hope you can find what happened to my husband. Also, my friend, Tracy, whom I started writing to on the Internet didn’t respond to me like she normally did. I think something happened to her, too.”
Tracy. You didn’t mention her name when you called.”
“I realize that. Tracy is someone I met on the Internet. I wrote to her about her and her husband getting together with Michael and me, but I haven’t heard back from her. We always responded to each other right away.”
“Tell me what happened.”
“A week after I got my computer, I got something published on the Internet. This helped me to have more things published and have my own site, which is Detective Fiction.”
“You like to write Detective Fiction stories?”
“Sure. I think it’s exciting to solve cases.”
“It can be at times. You never know what kind of case you will be working on or how it will be solved.”
“That’s true.”
“Tell me what happened
Tracy saw some of my published works on the Internet and began to write to me. I have her first e-mail message.”
Meika showed Detective Mallory the letter. He read it aloud. “I saw the stories on your site. My name is Tracy Stevens. I was just wondering if we were related. I’m a freelance writer, too. I have a mystery site. My site is similar to yours. I’d like to meet you sometime. Here is my address. Where do you live? Send me a message as soon as you can. It would be neat if we were related. I’m looking forward to hearing from you, Tracy Stevens.”
“Didn’t you say your last name was Stevens?” Detective Mallory asked.
“Yes, I did. That’s why I wanted to correspond with Tracy. I thought we might be related to
Michael since his last name is Stevens. When Michael came home from work two days ago, I told him I was on the Internet and came in contact with someone named Tracy Stevens. I told him that Tracy wondered if we were related. After that, I asked him if he knew someone named Tracy Stevens.”
“What did he say?” Detective Mallory asked.
“He told me no and that I was to forget about her and not to write to her again because he didn’t want me going out with some stranger I met on the Internet. During supper, I asked Michael why I couldn’t write to her. He told me to forget her and make a new friend in person.”
“I see. Have you tried to make contact with her again,” Detective Mallory asked.
“Yes. On Friday, Michael was going to be out of town, so I knew I could send Tracy an e-mail letter. I wanted to meet Tracy for lunch somewhere and visit. However, Tracy wrote and told me that she couldn’t meet with me.”
“Do you know why she couldn’t meet with you?”
“No. I thought I had done something wrong, so I wrote back to Tracy and asked her if I had said something to upset her. Tracy wrote back and said that she couldn’t meet with me because her husband didn’t want her to go out with strangers. I wrote back and suggested that our husbands meet with us. Tracy wrote back and said she would talk to her husband. I waited for Tracy’s response and didn’t hear from her.
The next day, I still didn’t hear from Tracy. I began getting worried about Tracy and wondered what had happened, so I decided to write again. However, I still didn’t hear anything from Tracy. That’s when I decided to call you.”
“Take my advice. Don’t try to contact Tracy again. Let me do it. I believe I know what is happening here. I’ll be in touch with you when I find out something.”
“Thanks for helping me.”
Detective Mallory left, and Meika started writing her mystery book until she heard from him. Later that night, Detective Mallory stopped by Meika’s house and told her what he found out. He said that Michael had been going to Tracy’s house on the weekends because he had married her a few months ago. He located Michael and arrested him. Meika couldn’t believe what Detective Mallory told her, but she knew he was right. After that, Meika didn’t want to communicate with Tracy because of the emotional pain that would result. Meika filed for divorce and started her life as a single person. She didn’t want to meet anyone else at that time, especially on the Internet or attempt to meet them in person.
Finally, she decided to call Detective Mallory to see if he could locate Michael and Tracy. Meika lifted up the receiver and dialed Detective Mallory. “My name is Meika Stevens. My husband, Michael, didn’t come home yesterday. Can you help me?”
“Where do you live?” Detective Mallory asked.
Meika gave him the address and he told her he would be over in a half hour. The doorbell rang and Meika answered it.
“I’m Detective Mallory.”
“Please come in. I hope you can find what happened to my husband. Also, my friend, Tracy, whom I started writing to on the Internet didn’t respond to me like she normally did. I think something happened to her, too.”
Tracy. You didn’t mention her name when you called.”
“I realize that. Tracy is someone I met on the Internet. I wrote to her about her and her husband getting together with Michael and me, but I haven’t heard back from her. We always responded to each other right away.”
“Tell me what happened.”
“A week after I got my computer, I got something published on the Internet. This helped me to have more things published and have my own site, which is Detective Fiction.”
“You like to write Detective Fiction stories?”
“Sure. I think it’s exciting to solve cases.”
“It can be at times. You never know what kind of case you will be working on or how it will be solved.”
“That’s true.”
“Tell me what happened
Tracy saw some of my published works on the Internet and began to write to me. I have her first e-mail message.”
Meika showed Detective Mallory the letter. He read it aloud. “I saw the stories on your site. My name is Tracy Stevens. I was just wondering if we were related. I’m a freelance writer, too. I have a mystery site. My site is similar to yours. I’d like to meet you sometime. Here is my address. Where do you live? Send me a message as soon as you can. It would be neat if we were related. I’m looking forward to hearing from you, Tracy Stevens.”
“Didn’t you say your last name was Stevens?” Detective Mallory asked.
“Yes, I did. That’s why I wanted to correspond with Tracy. I thought we might be related to
Michael since his last name is Stevens. When Michael came home from work two days ago, I told him I was on the Internet and came in contact with someone named Tracy Stevens. I told him that Tracy wondered if we were related. After that, I asked him if he knew someone named Tracy Stevens.”
“What did he say?” Detective Mallory asked.
“He told me no and that I was to forget about her and not to write to her again because he didn’t want me going out with some stranger I met on the Internet. During supper, I asked Michael why I couldn’t write to her. He told me to forget her and make a new friend in person.”
“I see. Have you tried to make contact with her again,” Detective Mallory asked.
“Yes. On Friday, Michael was going to be out of town, so I knew I could send Tracy an e-mail letter. I wanted to meet Tracy for lunch somewhere and visit. However, Tracy wrote and told me that she couldn’t meet with me.”
“Do you know why she couldn’t meet with you?”
“No. I thought I had done something wrong, so I wrote back to Tracy and asked her if I had said something to upset her. Tracy wrote back and said that she couldn’t meet with me because her husband didn’t want her to go out with strangers. I wrote back and suggested that our husbands meet with us. Tracy wrote back and said she would talk to her husband. I waited for Tracy’s response and didn’t hear from her.
The next day, I still didn’t hear from Tracy. I began getting worried about Tracy and wondered what had happened, so I decided to write again. However, I still didn’t hear anything from Tracy. That’s when I decided to call you.”
“Take my advice. Don’t try to contact Tracy again. Let me do it. I believe I know what is happening here. I’ll be in touch with you when I find out something.”
“Thanks for helping me.”
Detective Mallory left, and Meika started writing her mystery book until she heard from him. Later that night, Detective Mallory stopped by Meika’s house and told her what he found out. He said that Michael had been going to Tracy’s house on the weekends because he had married her a few months ago. He located Michael and arrested him. Meika couldn’t believe what Detective Mallory told her, but she knew he was right. After that, Meika didn’t want to communicate with Tracy because of the emotional pain that would result. Meika filed for divorce and started her life as a single person. She didn’t want to meet anyone else at that time, especially on the Internet or attempt to meet them in person.
tealeaf basics
* Tealeaf founded in 1999.
-> tealeaf components
-> tealeaf attributes
Tealeaf components consists of
*tealeaf portal
*Realitea viewer
*CX connect
Tealeaf portal:
-> tealeaf portal users can view list of users who are accessing website perform
dashboarding.
RealiTeaViewer:
-> for viewing & replaying each session individually.
-> used to create events & to post on portal.
CX Connect:
-> is the backend for tealeaf which stores all data like sessions,events.
Tealeaf attributes consists of
*sessions
*events
Sessions:
-> session is the time the user spends in an application.
-> session expire after a predefined period of inactivity.
-> session gets completed when user exists website.
Events:
-> events are data drivers for
1.identification
2.alerting
3.searching
4.reporting
5.scoreboards
6.dashboards
-> tealeaf components
-> tealeaf attributes
Tealeaf components consists of
*tealeaf portal
*Realitea viewer
*CX connect
Tealeaf portal:
-> tealeaf portal users can view list of users who are accessing website perform
dashboarding.
RealiTeaViewer:
-> for viewing & replaying each session individually.
-> used to create events & to post on portal.
CX Connect:
-> is the backend for tealeaf which stores all data like sessions,events.
Tealeaf attributes consists of
*sessions
*events
Sessions:
-> session is the time the user spends in an application.
-> session expire after a predefined period of inactivity.
-> session gets completed when user exists website.
Events:
-> events are data drivers for
1.identification
2.alerting
3.searching
4.reporting
5.scoreboards
6.dashboards
TEALEAF PORTAL
Tealeaf portal is hosted on server.
* Tealeaf portal users can viev list of users who are accessing website and perform dashboarding.
* It gets all its data from tealeaf canister(data store)
* It can be accessed with its URL & a valid username and paaword.
* This portal offers various search options with which the results can be easily narrowed down.
* Usefull for creating scorecards & dashboards.
Logging on to the portal:
*Tealeaf portal can be accessed with 2 different user profiles
-> Portal user
-> Admin user
* Tealeaf portal users can viev list of users who are accessing website and perform dashboarding.
* It gets all its data from tealeaf canister(data store)
* It can be accessed with its URL & a valid username and paaword.
* This portal offers various search options with which the results can be easily narrowed down.
* Usefull for creating scorecards & dashboards.
Logging on to the portal:
*Tealeaf portal can be accessed with 2 different user profiles
-> Portal user
-> Admin user
Events in tealeaf
* Events can be created by using unique id of a button.
* Events can also be created page wise.
* Event id is implemented by developers for each web page.
* Event creation is done only in RTV.
-> Events can be created in two different ways:
1st method:
* In RTV go to any particular session.
* Go to req/res by clicking req option.
* U will get code & select unique id 4m that and right clck & select create event
4m selection.
* An application form for event creation is opened n fill it.
2nd method:
* in RTV select select event editor 4m edit option.
* event editor lists all events that are present in canister.
* In event editor go to new option n select event.
* An application form for event creation is opened n fill it.
Category of events:
1.Compound page event
-> combines two events in same page.
2. Compound session event
-> combines events in different pages but in the same session.
3. Compound sequence events
-> list of events that should happen sequencially.
* Events can also be created page wise.
* Event id is implemented by developers for each web page.
* Event creation is done only in RTV.
-> Events can be created in two different ways:
1st method:
* In RTV go to any particular session.
* Go to req/res by clicking req option.
* U will get code & select unique id 4m that and right clck & select create event
4m selection.
* An application form for event creation is opened n fill it.
2nd method:
* in RTV select select event editor 4m edit option.
* event editor lists all events that are present in canister.
* In event editor go to new option n select event.
* An application form for event creation is opened n fill it.
Category of events:
1.Compound page event
-> combines two events in same page.
2. Compound session event
-> combines events in different pages but in the same session.
3. Compound sequence events
-> list of events that should happen sequencially.
REALITEA VIEWER
Start RTV:
start-> programs-> tealeaf technology-> tealeaf RTV-> tealeaf professional viewer
Configuring the RTV:
It should be configured to ensure the sessions & events are pointing to the canister.
Java script auto page advance option:
It should be disabled & this can be done by clicking advanced option, if it is enabled it leads to certain continuity issues.
Opening session on RTV:
To open a session on RTV simply
* search for session that you want on the portal
* click replay button next to it
* pop up appears asking you whether to open session on RTV or browser
* Click on RTV session opens on RTV
* Once session opened on RTV, port name & host is to be configured. This can be done by clicking tools option in RTV.
* When we search for completed sessions where a specific event fixed, & open such session on RTV, we can find red flag marked against the page where the particular event has occured
* This is applicable only for completed sessions.
3 Different modes session can be viewed:
1.Request- information user provided while accessing the page.
2. Response- information that is given back to user.
3. Replay-exact visual replay of what user performed on page.
start-> programs-> tealeaf technology-> tealeaf RTV-> tealeaf professional viewer
Configuring the RTV:
It should be configured to ensure the sessions & events are pointing to the canister.
Java script auto page advance option:
It should be disabled & this can be done by clicking advanced option, if it is enabled it leads to certain continuity issues.
Opening session on RTV:
To open a session on RTV simply
* search for session that you want on the portal
* click replay button next to it
* pop up appears asking you whether to open session on RTV or browser
* Click on RTV session opens on RTV
* Once session opened on RTV, port name & host is to be configured. This can be done by clicking tools option in RTV.
* When we search for completed sessions where a specific event fixed, & open such session on RTV, we can find red flag marked against the page where the particular event has occured
* This is applicable only for completed sessions.
3 Different modes session can be viewed:
1.Request- information user provided while accessing the page.
2. Response- information that is given back to user.
3. Replay-exact visual replay of what user performed on page.
Worlds Aids Day
December 1st is declared as a Worlds AIDS Day.AIDS has killed millions of people in the world.AIDS is abbrevated as "Acquired immune deficiency syndrome".At first, theme of AIDS day only focused on children n young people.Now the theme was entirely changed due to the fact that people of all ages get infected with HIV and suffering from AIDS.So its necessary to create awareness among people.HIV is transferred in many ways like needles, mother to chlid etc..,
HUMAN RELATIONSHIP
Relationship defination:
Relationship is a connection between two individuals or group of individuals.
eg:parent-child,uncle and family,father-mother,brothet-sister
Human relationship types:
Two types of human relationship
1.Internal relationship-relationship we have within ourselves
2.External relationship-relationship we have with others
Understanding human relationships:
* Relationship mainly depends on what u think of other person r what u believe that he/she thinks of you.
* Our relationship exists in our thoughts and the way we imagine.
Relationship is a connection between two individuals or group of individuals.
eg:parent-child,uncle and family,father-mother,brothet-sister
Human relationship types:
Two types of human relationship
1.Internal relationship-relationship we have within ourselves
2.External relationship-relationship we have with others
Understanding human relationships:
* Relationship mainly depends on what u think of other person r what u believe that he/she thinks of you.
* Our relationship exists in our thoughts and the way we imagine.
OMNITURE BASICS
Omniture:
*Omniture is an web analytics tool.
*Sitecatalyst is the major product of omniture.
Implementing site catalyst code:
->This is simple process of adding two components to the page of a website
1.basic code
2.page code
Basic code:
1.Reporting
2.Implementation
3.Analysis
Implementation:
Variables:
3 different variables are
1.probs
2.evars
3.events
Probs:
* It is a custom traffic variable.
* probs are counters that count the number of times a value is sent to site catalyst.
* Correlation can be done when two values need to passed into site catalyst during the same cell.
* Two variables can be related in a same page.
* Name of the subsection,or name of the tool,or type of user currently logged in etc will be passed to prob variable.
* It is non persistant.
Evars:
* It is conversion variables.
* This specifies how well specific actions contribute to the success of the site.
* It is persistant.
Events:
* Events are the counter variables.
* Two types of events are:
1.predefined events
2.custom events
*Omniture is an web analytics tool.
*Sitecatalyst is the major product of omniture.
Implementing site catalyst code:
->This is simple process of adding two components to the page of a website
1.basic code
2.page code
Basic code:
- This basic code is also called as javascript library file or venella code.
- This code is stored as a separate file in server and called by every page of a website.
- This piece of code is embedded in every page of a website.
- This html code contains variables and identifiers for data collection.
1.Reporting
2.Implementation
3.Analysis
Implementation:
Variables:
3 different variables are
1.probs
2.evars
3.events
Probs:
* It is a custom traffic variable.
* probs are counters that count the number of times a value is sent to site catalyst.
* Correlation can be done when two values need to passed into site catalyst during the same cell.
* Two variables can be related in a same page.
* Name of the subsection,or name of the tool,or type of user currently logged in etc will be passed to prob variable.
* It is non persistant.
Evars:
* It is conversion variables.
* This specifies how well specific actions contribute to the success of the site.
* It is persistant.
Events:
* Events are the counter variables.
* Two types of events are:
1.predefined events
2.custom events
Friday, 8 July 2011
cog2011ELT
hiiiiiiiii i have joined cognizant(cog2011elt) on june 3rd 2011 and that was a great day in my life.
Cognizant cog2011elt enriches every ones mind to reach to high position.They have recuited me for web analytics....I am njyng a lot in dis cog2011elt batch..........
They are 23 members in our cog2011elt team.
We are enjoying here in cog2011elt a lot and we are having our training from past one week.
cog2011elt Thursday, 7 July 2011
kerala trip
When i was in btech 3rd year,all of my friends we went together to kerala.......... It was a 5 days trip.
There we have seen many places like munar,veegaland.kovalam beach,guruvayur........................
We enjoyed a lot there and thats my one of the unforgetable days in my life.
There we have seen many places like munar,veegaland.kovalam beach,guruvayur........................
We enjoyed a lot there and thats my one of the unforgetable days in my life.
technology
Technologies significantly affect human as well as other animal species' ability to control and adapt to their natural environments.Technology has affected society and its surroundings in a number of ways. In many societies, technology has helped develop more advanced economies (including today's global economy) and has allowed the rise of a liesure class.
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