Subhrodip Sengupta

The Answer to the questions is different for a C programming or VB programming learner and an Analyst. The Recursive Algorithm is a high school or Introductory College algorithm. Typically efficient for small numbers say up to 10^5 or 6. For larger numbers these loops, the counter and how the language implements them get slow and limited, depending on processor speed. One might even just get constrained at the memory size of the integer where they are implemented. Enter Custom BigInteger Data type and smart ways to operate (Multiply) on them like Fast Fourrier Type Multiplications. Already into numerical methods, then Factorials get interesting. Why Factorials? Off course... we are talking of probability distributions at some point or combinatoriacs which in some form depend on this complex operation. I would then suggest you to have a look at approximation of T. J. Stieltjes based on Stirling Approximation, Swing Method and so on. Work well on moderately large numbers like 10^6 or 10^50. Most compilers implement log lookup function quite well, but Id suggest you to take count of the algorithm or lookup function (Stochastic Find or Sort) you are using. One thing you'd take back is a closer look at algebra as well as smarter ways to find patterns and make calculations. The world of algorithms depend on two dimensions speed and precision, and to find precise numbers when exact computation is impractical or too time consuming is interesting in itself.

How will this course help me get a new job and new profile? I am looking for Join for Android Application Development course. Currently I am a Software sales executive having 1 years of experience and working for Start-up company . I have completed my B.tech Computer Science engg. in 2013.

Hi Vivek, There are two fronts you need to work upon. First Android Application (APP development) courses are being taught by many institutes in India. Since return for money is a major question, I would suggest an Institute that trains hands on on all aspects from design to the programming and performance nitty grities, is well interfaced with Industry (specially Google which introduces new features every year). You will get a solid programming and Development knowledge out of the course, and should look towards networking with new organisations... looking for factors which make an app a successful app. From Need Assesment to Software Delivery cycle to Online Marketing. So while you start coding, I'd advise you to get solid training in Market Research and Customer Interactions. Thats where apps sell: Not just to firms, but to Individuals who use them. You might love to hone your design and Visual Skills using Adobe. Regarding customer interactions, I can help you with a course designed to build perfect communication and entreprenural skills. This is one path possible. The other path is to chuck research and Join some app development team after freelancing for some while and stay there learning for some time, before taking up project managemt skills and then Bouncing back to Technical Sales. 'Sales' is not just marketing nor accounts. It starts from understanding design to marketing the concept and finishes in turnover and appraisals. In due course keep following articles in Business Magazines to understand Sales, Strategy, Finance, GRaphics etc. Since you are already targeting a particular industry, jot down points on what interests you particularly... You must also be open to learning new technology, algorithms, and jargons. But remember, How-To is a mad chase...You should also emphasise (which can only come through experimentation and networking) why tos: In Design, Performance and Benchmark Fixing, and abive all the economics and Business Research that underwent the Blueprint activity of deciding on a new APP. Wishing you success. I believe one needs 2 years of dedicated and systematic (Planned) work schedule to master a job before one lands in a fantastic job. Your specialisation and Broad overview will count. Companies are paying upto 12 LPA INR CTC and higher for experienced and Innovative app developers... After which you could shift on to Development/ Design Teams. Ans thats the median count, on a rise... All the Best.