Ok, that sounds ludicrous. Indeed most faculty would be ill-equipped to guide students on such projects.
If ILUG plans to take up this issue, then I suggest along with contacting the various colleges, we also need to contact the IEEE LiNK, which is a highly-organised body that coordinates IEEE student activities in Kerala. ( http://www.ieee-link.org/portal/ ) I'll be attending the IEEE Kerala section's Silver Jubilee celebrations next week at Malapuram. I'll try to bring up the subject there if someone can give me an idea on how strictly colleges are insisting on these "IEEE projects". Also can someone list these colleges? I'll speak to their IEEE representatives. Regards Deepu On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 11:51 PM, .Kenney Jacob <[email protected]>wrote: > An IEEE project is the implementation of an already published IEEE paper. > How many teachers in kerala are capable of guiding students for such a > project. > > How many can do the much under estimated web app ? > > http://www.kenneyjacob.com > Kenney Jacob > > > On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 11:47 PM, Deepu Joseph <[email protected]>wrote: > >> Could someone throw some light as to what these "IEEE Projects" are? Are >> they projects based on some paper already published by someone on IEEE? Or >> does the IEEE lay down any specifications regarding what a student project >> should be? >> >> Thankfully, my college doesn't have any such conditions, and part of my >> project is indeed in PHP. Besides, the IEEE student branch at our college >> has been actively working towards the promotion of free and open source >> software. >> >> Regards >> DJ >> >> PS: IEEE membership comes with over Rs.20,000 worth Micro$oft software for >> free. Unfortunately, this is one of the campaigning tools used for getting >> more members to the IEEE student branches. >> >> >> >
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