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Once a guru, always a guru
Prof. Partha, teaches students of Jawaharlal Nehru Technological
University, (JNTU), Hyderabad, India. He specialises in teaching
: discrete maths, artificial intelligence, and real time systems.
In addition to traditional, classroom teaching, he has initiated
several, non-traditional teaching intiatives. He believes that
classes should be : interactive, provocative, and informative.
Non-traditional teaching
- Training programs by
Prof. Partha
- Prof. Partha's
gurukul (an e-learning initiative from Prof. Partha)
- Prof. Partha's
e-tutorial on graph theory
- A teacher's blog Look
here for articles on topics which Prof. Partha teaches regularly.
Easy, informal, interactive, collaborative learning. Dig here, if
you are looking for ideas for your final-year project work.
- The Professor invites you to his wiki
- Educational CDROMs by Prof. Partha.
The CDROM
catalogue is here.
- Invited lectures / guest lectures Please contact Prof. Partha for
details.
- Author of papers on the teaching of mathematics Please contact Prof. Partha for
copies of these papers.
- e-mail based mentoring and guidance: .
Please contact Prof. Partha now.
- Internship project work for students of computer science: A very limited number of students will
be allowed to work with Dr. Partha.
For more details, click here
- And finally....start a one-on-one conversation with the Professor.
Send him an email now.
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Click on the picture, to know more about Prof. Partha.
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As a gesture of goodwill, and as a matter of social responsibility, a very limited number of students will be permitted
to work under the guidance of Prof. Partha (Algologic Research & Solutions)
for their final year project work
(B. Tech, B.E., M.C.A. , M. Tech. -- Computer Science)
For more details,
click here
His guiding slogan,
for his students (and friends) :
Today was tomorrow, yesterday. Today will be yesterday,
tomorrow. Today will be today, only today. Make the best use of
today, today itself.
Visit A
teacher's blog, for useful tips and information.
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