English translation of tamil song kolaveri di.......

Yo boys, I am singing song…

Soup song, flop song.

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Rhythm correct.

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Maintain please.

Why this …, …, …, girl?

The moon is in the distance, the moon.

Moon’s colour is white.

Night’s background is white, the night,

Night’s colour is black.

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

She’s a fair-skinned girl, girl,


Girl’s heart is black,

Her eyes and my eyes met,

My future is now dark.

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Buddy, take notes,

and take the saxophone in your hand.

“pa pa paan pa pa paan pa pa paa pa pa paan”

Play it right.

Super, buddy! Ready?

Ready? 1… 2… 3… 4…

Whoa, what a difference buddy!

Alright buddy, now tune changes…

“Kaila” glass…

Only English, eh!

Glass in hand,

Scotch in glass,

Tears in eyes,

Life’s empty,

Girl shows up,

Life’s going downhill.

Love, love, oh my love,

You stood me up.

Cow, cow, holy cow,


I want you here now!

God, I’m dying now,

But she’s happy, how?

This song is for the soup boys,

We don’t have a choice.

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Why this killer rage, killer rage, killer rage, girl?

Wipro Training Details

Source:chotanarad.com



Wipro conducts 10 weeks Training Program.

Training is divided into following 4 parts.

1) FRP (Fundamental Readiness Program)
2) PRP (Project Readiness Program)
3) CRP (Corporate Readiness Program)
4) RLL (Real Life Lab)

Where
FRP-3 weeks Training Program
PRP-7 Weeks Training Program

You will be tested on all the above, except CRP. CRP will have an Impact Session, which will be a transition from "College 2 Corporate" along with ERT (Emergency Response Team) Training.

After Completing FRP one has to take 1 test, minimum percentage for passing this test is 70. Questions based on MCQs. You can clear the test quite easily.


After Completing PRP one has to take 1 more test, minimum percentage for passing this test is also70.

FRP will probably be outsourced to NIIT. PRP will be conducted by Wipro.
Both FRP and PRP test u have to write inside Wipro.


In FRP you have to study C, C++, UNIX, Object oriented Programming & Flowchart & Algorithm basic. Wipro will provide you all the material.


In PRP, you will be put into different BUs / Streams and will be trained on them. BU is nothing but a Business Unit.

In RLL, you will be given a project based on PRP and you will have to successfully complete it.

Your salary, after training, is determined by the score you get.
Score = (30% of FRP) + (50% of PRP) + (20% of RLL)

If your score is 60-70, you will get the least slab.
If your score is 70-85, you will get the middle slab.
If your score is 85+, you will get the maximum slab.

So get ready to have fun in Training. All the Best

Short and sweet introduction to microcontrollers, specifically ATMEGA series from ATMEL

If you know even a little bit about Microprocessors, you must be aware of what it can do and what we can program it to do. But a Microprocessor, by itself is nothing, it needs memory, peripheral interfaces, timers, counters, storage etc to operate. This whole setup is known as Microcomputer.

Now, for certain applications, we need programmable control but we can't setup a microcomputer for a single application, so, a miniaturized Microcomputer integrated onto a single chip IC was developed that is used in such dedicated systems and it is popularly known as Micro-controller(uC in short) and these systems are known as Embedded Systems.


These uC have inbuilt I/O Ports, Timers, Counters, Analog-to-Digital Converters, UART (Asynchronous Serial Data interface ), SPI Line, Flash memory, RAM, etc. All these parts of the uC can be accessed or used in our system by programming the control words onto the Dedicated Registers inbuilt in the uC.

There are a lot of companies manufacturing micro-controllers these days. The most popular of them among hobbyists being from ATMEL Corp., these are

1. 89C51/52 etc - Having 8051 core

They have limited ports, limited flash memory to store our program, limited RAM to run it and limited peripherals to perform advanced tasks.

2. ATMEGA16/32/128 etc. - Having AVR core.

They have adequate RAM, Flash, peripherals, I/P ports to perform almost all intermediately advanced tasks.

With appropriate Integrated Development Environment (IDE), we can program uC as per our requirement in any programming language we wish to. The thing is that we must have a supporting compiler, linker and flashing utility for our uC. The most popular and supported language are

1. Assembly Language - Being a low level language, is slightly tough to learn but is more powerful as we work at bit n byte level.

2. 'C' language - A high level language with better constructs and easy to learn, it has now almost replaced Assembly language except in certain exceptional cases. C language is more supported by various IDEs namely, WinAVR, AVR Studio, Eclipse etc.

fig : WinAVR


fig : AVR Studio


fig: Eclipse AVR

This is all for now, we'll be taking each uC one by one and do the case study with practical examples in following posts.