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,36,1","˙˙wwx,36,2","yyyy,31,2","z4j,36,1","zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz˙ˆx˙˙twpsl,36,1"); arrFiles=new Array();arrFiles[0]=new Array(1,"Aboutus.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","About us... What began Twelve years back, as a passionate idea to create an Institution for benchmark quality learning is now an acknowledged Training Conglomerate. A logical conclusion of the management matrix that gives ORBIT its characteristic value –Trainer, Facilities, Academic Affiliations, Research & Development and Strategic Industry Partnerships. Growing complexities of today’s industry has made the race for talent more intense than ever. The Global shortage of skilled Manpower will remain a daunting challenge far into the future. ORBIT offers a wide spectrum of courses designed to suit diverse skill levels at varied stages of careers. This is backed by indigenous research and direct consultations with Industry to tailor design the learning plans. ORBIT has helped Industry incorporate the efficiency of leading Manpower into their workplaces through practical training. The key to student \'s success comes from small classes and flexible schedules, giving students option and time necessary to learn. ORBIT also offers companies with larger staff on-site training. While the world accepts ORBIT’s status, it pragmatically reinforces the commitment of being the bedrock for research-oriented learning. Supplement that with a sharp focus on becoming one of the world’s top ranked Training House and the role and challenge for the years ahead is delineated. The goal of achieving Global Leadership in Training Services arena has gained excellent momentum. ORBIT has built its reputation on unbiased integrity and reflects an abundance of the Brightest Learning and Training Minds in the Industry. ",4);arrFiles[1]=new Array(2,"ad-long.jpg","23 Jun 2008","ad-long.jpg","","","",310);arrFiles[2]=new Array(3,"AdvancedModules.html","23 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ADVANCED MODULES CERTIFICATE IN HIGH-END VIDEO COMPOSITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS CERTIFICATE IN MULTIMEDIA AUTHORING CERTIFICATE IN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA PROGRAMMING CERTIFICATE IN GAME DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IN ACTION SCRIPTING CERTIFICATE IN PHOTO EDITING AND COMPOSITING << Back ",3);arrFiles[3]=new Array(4,"advjava.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ADVANCED JAVA This course is for anyone who wants to learn Java programming for the first time. In this course, students will learn how to write, compile, and run Java programs. They will also learn essential object oriented programming concepts such as inheritance and polymorphism. Students will write and run the Java programs using both command line tools IDE. This course covers entire core concepts and advanced programming features available in JAVA at present. In its short history of existence, J2EE became the architecture and platform of choice for building and deploying n-tier, web-based, transactional, and component-based enterprise applications. This course starts with discussing high-level overview of J2EE architecture. It then covers in detail individual Java programming API \'s and technologies that constitute J2EE platform including Servlet and JavaServer Pages (JSP) at Web tier and Enterprise Java Beans (EJB) and Java Message Service (JMS) at business tier. << Back ",3);arrFiles[4]=new Array(5,"Alumni.aspx","18 Jun 2008","Alumni","","","Alumni Registration Form Personal Details First Name * Last Name * Age * yrs Gender Email * Alternate Email ISD STD Office phone * * * * * * * Residence phone Country Code Mobile Student ID Course Centre Himayatnagar Dilsukhnagar Secunderabad Ameerpet Kukatpally Tarnaka Mehdipatnam Vizag Bhubaneshwar Institute Orbit Opel Ark Globuzz Jr. College PG Degree College Duration Date From To Remarks If Working Give Details Company Name Designation Location If Studying Give Details College Name University Location Qualification Branch Year of pass Comments * ",12);arrFiles[5]=new Array(6,"AlumniConfirm.aspx","17 May 2008","Untitled Page","","","The Alumni Form has been submitted successfully. ",1);arrFiles[6]=new Array(7,"AlumniDetails.aspx","19 Jun 2008","AlumniDetails","","","Business Career ",2);arrFiles[7]=new Array(8,"arelivepro.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROJECTS: ARE THEY LIVE? Let us reflect on how Projects are alive? It is necessary that Software’s are developed through a well defined and systematic process as their performance has a degree of uncertainty with it. LIVE project’ is profusely used term, but rarely understood. To understand the true meaning of LIVE project one needs to first decipher how a real life software development process differs from a Class room situation. Simple coding and testing approach may suffice in a lab or an academic situation whereas the successful real time application requires a structured and comprehensive approach. The few important areas to be inculcated in a Software Professional are: Project Planning & Team Effort Business Case Initiation & Solution Validation System Requirement Study System Design & Specification Quality Procedures & Standards System Construction & Documentation System Acceptance and TIER System Implementation & Transition Maintenance Whenever a person wants to learn anything in IT and to really train ourselves for real time working environment the most important aspect of learning is undertaking a LIVE PROJECT. << Back ",7);arrFiles[8]=new Array(9,"arkcentre.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ARK Study Centres Liberty, Hyderabad 105, Liberty Plaza, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad - 500029. Ph: 9949518886, 9908208884, 040-234440267 to 65 << Back ",1);arrFiles[9]=new Array(10,"arkcertification.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CERTIFICATIONS AND COURSES THIRD PARTY CERTIFICATIONS I. State Board of Technical Education and Training, Govt. of .A.P. 1. Certificate Course in Food & Beverage Service 2. Certificate Course in Front Office Operations 3. Certificate Course in Travel Agency and Tour Operations Management II. Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education, Govt. of. A.P. 1. Foundation Course in Communication Skills III . IATA Training & Development Institute – Canada 1. Certificate in “Airline Cabin Crew Training” 2. Certificate in “Airline Customer Service” 3. Certificate in “Airport Customer Service” 4. Certificate in “Travel and Tourism Ark-ihm is an international Air Transport Association (IATA) Authorized Training Centre offering IATA/UFTAA (United Federation of Travel Agents’ Associations) courses, as well as IATA Aviation courses. << Back ",11);arrFiles[10]=new Array(11,"arkcontent.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROGRAM CONTENTS Introduction to the Cabin Crew Profession Introduction to Aircraft and Aviation Industry Cabin Crew Healthy Living / Lifestyle Grooming & Deportment Skin Care & Make-up Hair Care & Styling Uniform Management Lifestyle Changes Good Nutrition & Fitness Crew Member Co-ordination Functional English Communication Skills Voice and Accent In-Flight Announcement Delivery Personality Development Self Awareness Cross-Cultural Awareness Attitudinal Training Goal Setting Belief Systems and Conditioning Competency Mapping for Cabin Crew Transaction Analysis Achievement & Motivation Mind Management Assertiveness & Leadership Emotional Intelligence Safety and Emergency Procedures Medical Emergencies Introduction to Dangerous Goods Aviation Security Airline Catering and Food Service In-flight Service Management Front Office Operations Tour Operations Management Travel Agency Management Geography in Travel Formalities Land and Water Transport Reservation and Administration Air Fares and Ticketing Electronic Booking Tools Presentation Skills Group Discussion Resume Building Interview Skills Eligibility Criteria Minimum Age: 17 years Minimum Qualification: 10+2 Program 1 Year (Part-Time) Selection Criteria Through Personal Interview << Back ",7);arrFiles[11]=new Array(12,"arkplacements.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PLACEMENTS Industry study reveals that inspite of wider scope and benefits of Global Job opportunities, High Salaries and Perks, Around the World Travel, High Contacts etc. offered by the Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Industry, there exists a yawning supply and demand gap which can be bridged only with the better and effective organization of Quality Education. Career opportunities exist in the areas of Airline Cabin Crew, Airline Customer Service, Airport Customer Service, Travel and Tourism, Air Ticking , Retail Management, Front office Operations, Food & Beverage Services, Cruise Lines, Resorts, Catering, ITES, BPO, RPO etc.. From meeting and dealing with eminent personalities to working in posh environments, the Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Sector holds immense promise for those looking for an exciting and glamorous career in the most luxurious industry. LAUNCHING CAREERS ark-ihm has its own Placement Assistance Cell which is fully equipped with professionals who have the expertise and network in assisting the students of ark-ihm in their placements. ark-ihm is proud to mention at this juncture that their alumni are performing at the best positions in many Companies, Organization and Institutions. ark-ihm’s Placement Cell focuses its efforts and resources on individualized support. We have the highest career services in order to help you develop a career vision, make strategic decisions and build a strong foundation for career and file management. Today, ark-ihm has emerged as the best choice for Campus Recruitments for acquiring first hand experienced professionals with enhanced skills. << Back ",4);arrFiles[12]=new Array(13,"arkprogram.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROGRAMS DIPLOMA IN CABIN CREW, TRAVEL AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAM The Course will be attractive to those who identify the advantages of obtaining their qualification and aspire to join a long-established institution with a good reputation need look no further than ark-ihm . The Courses include Safety Management and Comfort of Customers, Health Emergencies, Managing Customer Interactions and Stress, Customer Value for Money and levels of Services. The program has been carefully designed to balance the theoretical with the practical, providing you with problem solving frameworks applicable to your work and beneficial to the development of your professional career. Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Management is as much a mind set as a skill set, and to make a difference in the organizations you will serve, you need both. << Back ",3);arrFiles[13]=new Array(14,"arkrelation.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","RELATIONSHIP WITH IATA Air transport is one of the most dynamic industries in the world. The International Air Transport Association (IATA) is its global trade organization. Over 60 years, IATA’s mission is to represent, lead and serve the airline industry. Its members comprise some 240 airlines – the world’s leading passenger and cargo airlines among them – representing 94 percent of scheduled international air traffic. IATA seeks to improve understanding and increase awareness of the benefits of airlines across the globe, simplifying processes and increasing passenger convenience. A rigorous and continuous evaluation process by IATA of air-ihm’s instructors expertise as well as equipments and premises guarantee high training standards. Those who, in addition, aspire to join a long established institution with a good reputation need look no further than ark-ihm TM . Many of those with “Cabin Crew, Travel and Hospitality Management Program” from ark-ihm TM , now occupy influential positions in a wide range of Organizations. The program is a demanding one, but its rewards remain high. It is recognition of the qualities of the programs, coupled with an attractive fee structure that keeps demand for the programs of ark-ihm TM buoyant. << Back ",4);arrFiles[14]=new Array(15,"arktraining.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TRAINING TRAINING PHILOSOPHY The unique approach of ark-ihm lies in its nurturing talent by enhancing the technical competencies, which enables the aspirants to match their long term career objectives with the latest technologies along with the course structure which is in accordance with the current global market demand dynamics providing and equal emphasis on the technical and soft skills. At ark-ihm also provides Comprehensive Courseware, English Language Skills, Communication and Personally Development Skills and Soft Skills besides assisting in Placements into the corporate world. At ark-ihm, however, fundamentals are only the beginning. Skills are developed by experience as much as they are acquired in the classroom, which is why the aspirants will have many opportunities to interact with and learn from some of the most successful personalities. One will learn what’s involved in communicating a vision and motivating colleagues to achieve exceptional results. One will be challenged to approach problems with creativity and disciplined thought. INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS ark-ihm’s innovative teaching approach delivers academic rigor and real world practice. The combination of methods is uniquely powerful. Challenges in the industry today are multi-dimensional and you need to have expertise in multiple fields. Our research expertise and experience of over a decade has helped us develop the curriculum which gives the student multi-disciplinary learning opportunities. STRATEGIC SMALL UNITS ark-ihm’s enriching learning experiences are tailored to your interest and goals because we have a small student body with world class resources. A small class allows you to work closely with your trainers and maximize learning opportunities. Dedicated career advisor and personalized career support helps you to reach your career goals and move confidently forward in the direction of your ambitions. QUALITY STANDARDS The program is a demanding one, requiring a great level of personal commitment and the discipline to undertake extensive practice in support of class room activities. Assessment is carried out using formal presentations, class tests and the performance evaluations of course. LIFE CHANGING RELATIONSHIPS AND A LIFELONG COMMUNITY ark-ihm’s students often refer to their classmates as “Amazing” or “Incredible”. They recall campus living experiences as some of the most memorable times of lives. Collaborative community is the hallmark of ark-ihm. Your community of colleagues and friends remains strong even decades later. Small class sizes, high performance standards and a variety of viewpoints combine to help you to reach uncommon heights in your learning. << Back ",6);arrFiles[15]=new Array(16,"arkvision.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","VISION, INTEGRATION AND APPROVED EXPERIENCE The program includes a through coverage of key functional aspects of Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Management and also introduces selective studies of special areas. In this way participants are armoured with a breadth of knowledge and a range of skills, which are both long term and of immediate relevance. << Back ",2);arrFiles[16]=new Array(17,"aspnet.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ASP.NET Schedule our instructor led classroom trainings at your convenience and never miss another lecture or fall behind. You are in complete control. We invited the Best Microsoft.NET Trainers in the industry to help us develop the ultimate training & certification program which includes everything you will need to fully prepare for and pass your certification exams. ASP.NET (formerly referred to as ASP+) is more than the next version of Active Server Pages (ASP); it is a unified Web development platform that provides the services necessary for developers to build enterprise-class Web applications. While ASP.NET is largely syntax-compatible with ASP, it also provides a new programming model and infrastructure that enables a powerful new class of applications. You can augment your existing ASP applications by incrementally adding ASP.NET functionality to them Who Should Attend Developers who are new to the .NET Framework 3.0 and are looking to ramp-up quickly. Prerequisites Experience with .NET Framework 2.0. In addition, the hands on labs will be in asp.net, so a reasonable comfort level with Asp.net is must. << Back ",5);arrFiles[17]=new Array(18,"autotest.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","AUTOMATED TESTING This course provides in-depth coverage of the basics of software testing and the technique of testing. Students will learn from hundreds of testing examples, with the instructor explaining each concept. In addition, students will test so many applications, starting at problem definition, requirements analysis, system design, and the details of testing. To help students complete the project, instructor will assist students in step-by-step execution. This course will also include a series of mock tests and technical test which help students to clear technical interview. Advantage Of The Course: Software testing is the process used to measure the quality of developed computer software. Usually, quality is constrained to such topics as correctness, completeness, security, but can also include more technical requirements as described under the ISO standard ISO 9126, such as capability, reliability, efficiency, portability, maintainability, compatibility, and usability. Testing is a process of technical investigation, performed on behalf of stakeholders, that is intended to reveal quality-related information about the product with respect to the context in which it is intended to operate. This includes, but is not limited to, the process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding errors. Quality is not an absolute; it is value to some person. With that in mind, testing can never completely establish the correctness of arbitrary computer software; testing furnishes a criticism or comparison that compares the state and behaviour of the product against a specification. An important point is that software testing should be distinguished from the separate discipline of Software Quality Assurance (SQA), which encompasses all business process areas, not just testing. Core topics: Introduction to sqt Winrunner 8.2 (wr) Quality center 9.0 (qc) Quick test professional 9.0 (qtp) Load runner 8.1 (lr) Test director 7.6 (td) Silk test (segue) Rational tools: << Back ",6);arrFiles[18]=new Array(19,"bceg.htm","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","BASIC COURSE OF ENGLISH GRAMMER Describing the people It enables the students to describe the people in terms of profession, quality and age using noun and adjective. Asking questions and answering them It aims at improving students questioning and answering ability using yes/no questions answer method. Time adn weather expressions It guides the students how to enquire or express time and weather using it. Countable or Uncountable noun use the words like much, many, less and few correctly and effectively. Taking about the existence Speak of the existence of somebody or something using  \'there \'. How to tell your daily routine Take the people through your daily activities using simple present tense. What did you do tomorrow ? Speak your planning about future using simple future tense. What are you doing at present ? It helps you say what your are doing presently, at the moment, these days, now, now-a-days etc. using present continuous tense. Using when and while Learn to use  \'when \' and  \'while effectively in your speech with the help of past continuous tense. Already, Just, Yet Learn how to express the effect of history on the present and the effect of yesterday on today. Giving an order, instruction or advice Be a good master, definitive trainer and wise elder. Making request adn Asking for permission Learn etiquettes and be a civilized person using could you please... would you please... Shall I/We....May I... In/At/On-prepositions of time Study the use of these prepositions to maintain records. Modal verbs- \'Can \' and  \'be able to \' Study these words to show how able you are to reach your goal. Modal verbs- \'must \' and  \'have to \' Learn how to differentiate between necessity and duty. Plural forms Plural forms  \'mice \' is for mouse but not  \'hice \' for house. Learn how to form the plural of the singular. << Back ",6);arrFiles[19]=new Array(20,"bio.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","BIOINFORMATICS Bioinformatics-The Next Generation Boom An introduction Bioinformatics is the application of information technology to the management of biological data. It is the backbone for computational tools and databases that support Genomic and related research. Bioinformatics is defined as an integration of mathematical, statistical and computer methods to analyze biological, biochemical and biophysical data. Bioinformatics in India Studies of IDC points out that India will be a potential star in bioscience field in the coming years after considering the factors like bio-diversity, human resources, infrastructure facilities and government’s initiatives. According to IDC, bioscience includes pharma, Bio-IT (bioinformatics), agriculture and R&D. IDC has been reported that the pharmaceutical firms and research institutes in India are looking forward for cost-effective and high-quality research, development, and manufacturing of drugs with more speed. Course Advantages: This sector is the quickest growing field in the country. The vertical growth is because of the linkages between IT and biotechnology, spurred by the human genome project. The promising start-ups are already there in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Pune, Chennai, and Delhi. There are over 200 companies functioning in these places. IT majors such as Intel, IBM, Wipro are getting into this segment spurred by the promises in technological developments. According to Confederation of Indian Industry(CII), the global bioinformatics industry clocked an estimated turnover of 2 billion in 2000 and is estimated to have done 60 billion by 2005. If the industry and government work together it is possible to achieve a five percent global market share by 2006, i.e., a 3 billion opportunity in India. The past two years has seen many large multinational pharmaceutical companies acquiring other small companies and developing in the biosciences sector. IDC currently forecasts a compound annual growth rate (from 2001-02 to 2004-05) of about 10 percent in the spending on Information Technology by bioscience organizations. Enterprise applications including data warehousing, knowledge management, and storage are being pursued by these companies as priorities. IDC data reveals that IT spending in biosciences in India has crossed 138 million by 2005, mainly in the areas of system clusters, storage, application software, and services. Also the governments life science focus provides a great deal of the necessary backbone to develop and deliver innovative products and technologies. This focus will also helps to build fast-growing and lucrative enterprises, attract international investment, and create additional high-value employment opportunities. Hence the focus of the IT sector should be on products and services that aligns with bioscience needs. Demonstrating a true understanding of the IT requirements of biotechnology processes is the key for IT suppliers to bridge the chasm that currently exists between IT and Science. Pre-requisite Science graduates preferably with specialization in Molecular Biology, Biochemistry, Genetics, Microbiology, Medicinal Chemistry,Medical Sciences, Neuroscience’s, Pharmaceutical Science, Veterinary sciences, Food Sciences, Agricultural Sciences, Biotechnology, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics & Statistics are eligible for the course. << Back ",9);arrFiles[20]=new Array(21,"bottomframe.jpg","23 Jun 2008","bottomframe.jpg","","","",19);arrFiles[21]=new Array(22,"bottomframe2.jpg","23 Jun 2008","bottomframe2.jpg","","","",20);arrFiles[22]=new Array(23,"bpoPlacements.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Placements Orbit commits itself to the quality placements of its students. Orbit works with single objective of preparing, developing, guiding and securing jobs for its students. << Back ",1);arrFiles[23]=new Array(24,"BusinessDetails.aspx","18 Jun 2008","BusinessDetails","","","Alumni Career ",2);arrFiles[24]=new Array(25,"BusinessForm.aspx","17 May 2008","Untitled Page","","","ENQUIRY FORM FOR STUDY CENTER * Please fill the form carefully and completely to enable us to take quick decision INFORMATION FOR STUDY CENTRE EVALUATION Personal Details Full Name * Gender Marital Status Date of Birth 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEP OCT NOV DEC 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 Address * City * State PIN * Email * Phone Cell Office * Resi Educational Details Starting with Latest Course University/College Main Subjects Year Professional Details Occupation / Business : Service Experience (ignore if not applicable) Year Company Designation Nature of Work Annual Salary Business Experience (ignore if not applicable) Name and style of Business Address Nature Of Company Nature of Business Turnover of the Company in RS FRANCHISEE BUSINESS PLAN 1) Have you operated a computer education franchisee before If yes, please specify franchisee name Period of franchisee Address 2) Amount of funds available to invest in franchisee Rs. 3) When do you prefer to commence business if awarded the franchise ? 4) What makes you a good franchisee – State reasons / Strengths (Point wise) 5) Capacity in which applying for franchisee if partnership give details FRANCHISEE SITE EVALUATION 1) Address of the Site 2) Measurement and status site(Area in Sq.ft) 3) Whether the site is within an educational hub 4) How good is transport facility to the site Place Date Name You came to know about Orbit from Note : Evaluation form herein is only for evaluation of potential franchisee and does not create any right or contract by it self. Orbit IT consulting Private Limited is not liable in any way and agreement with potential franchisee is total discretion of Orbit IT Consulting Private Limited. ",25);arrFiles[25]=new Array(26,"c.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","C, DATA STRUCTURES C language This course provides in-depth coverage of the C language. Students will learn from hundreds of live-code examples, with the instructor explaining each concept. the instructor will assist students in working through each topic of the Curriculum, step-by-step. Advantage of the COURSE C is a general-purpose, block structured, procedural, imperative computer programming language for use with the Unix operating system. It has since spread to many other platforms. Although C was designed as a system implementation language, it is also widely used for applications. C has also greatly influenced many other popular languages, especially C++, which was originally designed as an extension to C. Its design goals were for it to be compiled using a relatively straightforward compiler, provide low-level access to memory, provide language constructs that map efficiently to machine instructions, and require minimal run-time support. C was therefore useful for many applications that had formerly been coded in assembly language. Despite its low-level capabilities, the language was designed to encourage machine-independent programming. A standards-compliant and portably written C program can be compiled for a very wide variety of computer platforms and operating systems with minimal change to its source code. The language has become available on a very wide range of platforms, from embedded microcontrollers to supercomputers. 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Current Open ings Orbit is looking for qualified and experienced people in different fields with hands on experience may apply online against division wise. Careers Form Please fill the application form in detail and submit to Orbit \'s database. 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These include cutting edge techniques for 3D character rigging, facial animation and lip-sync, and dialogue driven character animation, so that your characters become more lifelike than ever. Virtual environments are studied with lighting, digital texturing and painting, and compositional and cinematography for virtual 3D worlds are addressed Advantage of Course The logical next step after Learning Opel Multimedia’s Certificate in Digital Character Animation, covers polygon modeling, NURBS modeling, and subdivision surface modeling Shows students how to use layers to organize their work, drive joint rotation with a Blend shape Slider to help consolidate control windows, simulate the deformation of clothing with Wire Deformers and Set Driven Key, and much more Core Topics Modeling Animation Lighting Texturing Rigging Cloth Dynamics Fluids Live Project Learning Outcome At the end of this Course, the student will be able to demonstrate how to, visualize and create 3D animation and apply special effects, Develop 3D Modeling and Animation with Special effects and develop a 3D animation portfolio. 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Advantages of courses Introduces you to accounting in a computerised environment, the study skills needed for a degree education, as well as the necessary practical IT skills. This prepares you for higher education-level study, introducing you to key topics and helping you to gain an overview of your subject. Enhances skills learned and applies them more widely. You will increasingly address issues that are related to employability or professional practice. You will be involved in independent research and learning, and are encouraged to develop analytical and problem-solving skills through a project as part of your preparation for employment or further study. · Study Skills for IT · Introduction to Financial Accounting · Hardware and Software Information Systems · Financial Systems · Management Accounting Fundamentals · Business Applications Programming · Financial Accounting II · Systems Analysis for Business · Management Accounting for Control · Business Data Modeling and Databases · Managing Data Communications and Networks · Accounting Systems: Resources and Applications IT training There are significant opportunities to gain or enhance IT skills during the course. These include the development of accounting systems, Visual Basic programming and web page design. Teaching, learning and assessment Assessment is through reports, essays, presentations, practical computer-based projects and portfolios of work, evaluation by peers and tutors and time-constrained examinations. << Back ",10);arrFiles[37]=new Array(38,"computerbasics.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","COMPUTER BASICS In this Computer Basics will explain a lot of the techno-babble that you hear about computers. The goal is to learn enough that you can follow along as computer technology becomes more and more important in our world. Consider this set of lessons Beginning Driver \'s Ed for the computer. What might be covered in a Driver \'s Education course in high school? How the engine works. Parts of the car. How to turn it on. How to shift gears. Rules of the road. Laws. Proper signaling. Lane changing. Basic maintenance. Changing a flat. Filling up with gas. Some clues on when You \'d better stop the car now! The topics covered here will introduce you to a similar set of topics about computers. When you finish, you \'ll be just as prepared to drive a computer, as you were to drive a car when you finished Driver \'s Ed. Scary thought, isn \'t it? That clearly means you will need lots of practice with a skilled driver in the passenger \'s seat before you can be considered safe on the road! But we can get you started! But, really, you \'ll understand the basic ideas behind computers, some of the ills that affect computers, and some of the basic safety measures to take to keep your computer healthy. You \'ll gain some knowledge of how we got to today \'s computers and what lies ahead. It \'ll be great! << Back ",4);arrFiles[38]=new Array(39,"Contactus.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CONTACT US... 104 , 3rd Floor, Liberty Plaza, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad 500 029 . India Phone : 23223400 Email : info@orbit.in ",2);arrFiles[39]=new Array(40,"coreexp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CORE EXPERTISE ORBIT provides the technology and strength needed to implement and integrate ERP packages such as SAP, PeopleSoft and Oracle financials, supply chain management, procurement, customer relationship management, and human resources management. Other areas include Inventory management, product display, check out, urbane supply chain communication to merchandising. Content Management Systems Applications Expertise Commerce Applications Application Integration Automation Services Applications Development Multimedia Development Management and Telecom Applications Chain Management Programming Enabled / Client Server ERP Applications << Back ",4);arrFiles[40]=new Array(41,"corejava.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CORE JAVA Demand for JAVA Professional is at an all-time high. According to industry sources there is demand for 3 million java professionals in INDIA by 2007 . Java programming and architecture made great strides in to the arena, where other technologies were exists such as visual basic, C, C++. Business Conglomerates World-wide are using Java as their primary application development language. It’s predominantly seen in the BIFS (Banking, Insurance and Financial Services) Telecom, Utilities and other major sectors where security, device-independency, rich server-side applications and Scalability are need of the day. As these companies are shifting to internet and e-business services, java has become the programming language of the net. Advantage of the course: JSP & Servlets - Most of java development today is arguably done on JSP & Servlets. It is the most widely used part of EJB specs today. Platform independence - It works in most cases flawlessly. It has significantly improved over the years. Some other languages / platform offer some degree of platform independence too. However in Java it is without pain. I develop on Windows and yet deploy on Linux regularly without any issues ever. Availability of JVM source code - When in trouble we can always look up the source code and find what exactly is going on behind the scenes. Security - Java was designed with security in mind. It provides super solid libraries for all your security requirements. Security in Java was nowhere an afterthought like many other languages. Strong support for protocols and interfaces with API’s like JDBC, JNDI, JNI, Java IDL, JAXP etc. Java has a solution for almost anything you can throw at it. Dynamic class loading - Ability to load class data over different devices and network. This forms the foundation of EJB, RMI and host of other technologies. Reflection - Java reflection API allows dynamic discovery and invocation of methods etc. Generics - Java generics simplifies coding while continuing to provide type safety Annotations - In terms of usage we have only begun to scratch the surface. I expect it to be the next XML for Java developers (for better or for worse). Lack of pointers - This is a boon for those frustrated with pointer arithmetic in C / C++. CORE TOPICS: Introduction to java framework Object oriented programming language Java core technologies Packages Arrays, strings Exception handling Threads, dead locks Java based GUI programming Socket based programming << Back ",8);arrFiles[41]=new Array(42,"coreservices.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CORE SERVICES With ORBIT’s custom software development services, you reduce outsourcing software development costs and enhance revenue growth due to our: High responsiveness Skilled and organized personnel Solid experience in projects of different complexity and scope Mature software development process On-time delivery Within budget delivery Cost-competitive services Our turnkey programming services include: ERP Services System analysis Software design Database design Computer programming services Internet programming Website programming ASP programming PHP programming Web programming / Internet programming Windows software development SQL / Database programming C# / Visual Basic.NET programming JAVA based applications Visual Basic database programming Access programming Training Maintenance of the custom software application << Back ",12);arrFiles[42]=new Array(43,"corpotraning.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CORPORATE TRAINING Talent and attitude have been the core of nuclei for any successful organization from anon. A skilled workforce carrying the right attitude, an exclusive combination of experience, knowledge and aptitude, define the worth of an organization. For consistent performance, organizations need to leverage their intellectual capital while managing organizational change. Incorporating continuous Learning & Development programs, upgrading the existing skill set of employee leads to the establishment of a competitive workforce in a constantly changing requirement. ORBIT’s solutions for Learning needs embrace a contemporary and methodical, enterprise-wide technology–based approach at the convenience of the employee. This empowers your employees by helping you design, build and operate your own corporate learning systems. As a total solutions provider, ORBIT combines years of experience and comprehensive Industry knowledge with Technology and Content to deliver rapidly deployable knowledge solutions. Our solutions help you in: Effective alignment of your team and their training requirements with the organizational goals. Reporting and measurement of the success of Learning & Development initiatives Talent Management that help corporate and government develop, manage and optimize their talent through Performance Management, Career Planning, Succession and Learning Management Hands-on Technical Training to develop Key skill competencies Language Learning Solutions designed to help improve language proficiency at multiple levels. Custom Content development in specialized areas such as application training, regulatory, induction, and areas with specific needs to the organization Leadership & Management Skills development to help transform personal excellence and build leadership capabilities in new and experienced personnel IT Learning Solutions designed to enhance technical skills of staff members in IT Performance Support and Documentation System for software application training Manage Training Services to help organizations reduce training costs, gain access to training and technical expertise, focus on core competencies and provide an overall improved training service to learners within and outside organizations. ORBIT boasts of a unique evaluation methodology. It does not adopt standard training method for any organization. Instead it takes a customized, tailor made step by step approach… Stage 1 : Understanding your needs and objectives. Stage 2 : SWOT Analysis. Stage 3 : Define the budgetary requisites and time frame constraints. Stage 4 : Analyze current skill set. Stage 5 : Determine skills gap. Stage 6 : Propose solution to meet your learning / training needs. Stage 7 : Development of Schema Stage 8 : Delivery Stage 9 : Evaluation Stage 10 : To understand the business logic of what we are doing << Back ",12);arrFiles[43]=new Array(44,"cpc.htm","30 May 2008","cpc.htm","","","",8);arrFiles[44]=new Array(45,"cpp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","C++, DATA STRUCTURES C++ This course provides in-depth coverage of the C language. Students will learn from hundreds of live-code examples, with the instructor explaining each concept. the instructor will assist students in working through each topic of the Curriculum, step-by-step. Advantage of the course C++ is a general-purpose programming language with high-level and low-level capabilities. It is a statically typed, free-form, multi-paradigm, usually compiled language supporting procedural programming, data abstraction, object-oriented programming, and generic programming. Core Topic CLASSES & OBJECTS FUNCTIONS, ARRAYS CONSTRUCTORS & DESTRUCTORS OPERATOR OVERLOADING INHERITANCE : Extending Classes POINTERS FILE HANDLING EXCEPTION HANDLING TEMPLATE Learning outcome C++ combines the technical and practical advantages of the C language with the benefits of object-oriented programming. Benefits of C++ include: Interfaces with and extends existing C applications. Speeds time to market with inheritance and reuse. C++ Compiler Features C++ for z/VM makes the C++ program language available to z/VM application programmers. 1998 C++ Standard The ISO/IEC 14882:1998 International Standard (also known as the Standard C++) specifies the form and establishes the interpretation of programs written in the C++ language. << Back ",12);arrFiles[45]=new Array(46,"crtp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CORPORATE RECRUITMENT TRAINING PROGRAM Corporate Recruitment Training Program enhances the Employability Skills of an IT Fresher through systematic and structured approach with appropriate Mentorship at every step of learning. It focuses on and enhances mainly the five key employability skills: Aptitude Communication Personality Interview Resume Preparation Course name : Aptitude Tests With manpower demand at the highest for the booming IT/IT’S industries ORBIT conducts aptitude tests, group discussion handling sessions, Interview skills and personality development trainings for the students. This initiative enables the students to be more competent and employable in today’s job market Course name: Personality Development-skills We build your communication, interpersonal & work management skills. Backed by bio-data development and interview preparations. Many institutes develop only one side of your brain, the technical side. Only ORBIT develops your right brain as well as helping you unlock your full potential. CORE TOPIC: APTITUDE ARITHMETIC ALGEBRA ANALYTICAL REASONING REASONING GEOMETRY PRESENTATION SKILLS, CORPORATE ETIQUETTE, COMMUNICATION SKILLS Here are the details: How to Prepare for Aptitude Tests, Test Patterns of MNC Recruitment Processes, How to attempt QA Aptitude Tests, How to attempt English Aptitude Tests, How to attempt Psychometric Tests The Fundamentals of Presentation, Objectives of Presentation, Gathering information, Building the Presentation, The Three Ds Dialogue, Diction, and Delivery, Confidence Building, Body Language, Ask for and give examples, Focusing and linking, Balancing Contrasting Points Emphasizing a contrast, Structuring, Adding, Logical Consequences, Making things clear giving details. << Back ",7);arrFiles[46]=new Array(47,"csharp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","C# This C# training course introduces C# in the .NET Environment. The course presents topics using executable programming examples, instructor-led labs to get started with the development environment and a substantial application incrementally built in the labs, utilizing Win Apps, Web Apps and Web services. This gives an overview of the .NET Architecture and Framework before introducing the Visual Studio .NET development environment and the core of the C# language. This also introduces the Object-Oriented Programming aspects of C#. The rest of the course is mostly a tutorial workshop as the students implement the Service Management application. In this application, Customers use the Web App to request various repair services, a Manager uses a Win App to manage the services and Service Personnel use a Web App to respond to requests and update their status. A Web Service provides business logic and database access to the other components. Who Should Attend Developers who are new to the .NET Framework 3.0 and are looking to ramp-up quickly. Prerequisites Experience with .NET Framework 2.0. In addition, the hands on labs will be in C#, so a reasonable comfort level with C# is must. learning outcome This course is designed to get you up to speed quickly on the new .NET platform for communication, presentation, workflow, and security. You \'ll learn how to connect systems more quickly and easily using WCF, as well as how to make certain parts of your application more visible by incorporating workflow. You learn how to start thinking about claims-based security with Windows Card space. Finally, you \'ll learn how to build a compelling front end using the horsepower a modern graphics engine can supply. The systems you build on this new platform will be easier to build but at the same time, more secure, manageable, visible, and beautiful than anything your competitors can produce on the older platform. << Back ",6);arrFiles[47]=new Array(48,"ctca.htm","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CERTIFICATE IN TRADITIONAL CARTOON ANIMATION Course Overview This module concentrates on all aspects of 2D including a basic introduction and the history of the subject which covers both vector and bitmap-based animation. The basics of drawing are also detailed as are character design, the principles of shape, style and gesture plus the 12 basic principles of animation. Key drawing techniques and styles are analysed and the subject of animation within modern society is explored. Advantage of Course At the end of this Course, the student will be able to discuss multimedia elements like, Special Effects, Principles of Animation, 2D animation and Pre Production and apply the same for effective multimedia Industry Production Core Topics Basic Methods of Drawing Principles of Animation Backgrounds Life Study Character Designing Character Animation Special Effects Working for Animation Pre Production Live Project Learning Outcome Storyboard writing, develop, create 2D animation and develop 2D animation portfolio, The basics of drawing are also detailed as are character design, the principles of shape, style and gesture plus the 12 basic principles of animation. Key drawing techniques and styles are analysed and the subject of animation within modern society is explored. Prerequisites Basic knowledge of Creating Cartoons and Cartoon Layout, idea of storyboarding, and life drawing are some of the prerequisites you may take in at traditional cartoon animation course << Back ",6);arrFiles[48]=new Array(49,"cvfx.htm","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CERTIFICATE IN HIGH-END VIDEO COMPOSITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS Course Overview To complete a true multi-sensory experience in new media, a firm understanding of digital audio and video is needed. This course covers many aspects of both fields, including the essential examination of differing file formats. Advantage of Course This Course examines how audio and video are utilised in the interactive entertainment sector in areas such as narrative, soundtracks, effects and atmospherics. The audio side covers editing, sampling/recording and engineering, while the video part explores production, shooting techniques, capturing and resource management plus editing and animation. Core Topics Video Editing and compositing tools Learning Outcome All in one Desktop and Professional Compositing application, easy to use interface, efficient work flow and extensive tool set for film and video production, combine multiple images and effects in to a single image stream and integrate live action footage with computer generated imagery (CGI) Prerequisites study of the fundamental principles of computer concepts, and Videos and Image Editing. << Back ",5);arrFiles[49]=new Array(50,"cwd.htm","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CERTIFICATE IN WEB DESIGNING Course Overview This course equips you with the analytical, creative and technical skills needed for a web design career in the creative web development industries, including advertising, publishing. It takes a broad and flexible approach to visual communications, allowing you to explore a range of areas and develop your own creative style and vision. We encourage our students to debate the nature of contemporary web design practice and how it relates to other areas of visual communication. The course includes a specialist foundation that focuses on building technical and conceptual Web design skills. Advantage of Course This Interactive Web Design course will give the student the skills necessary for producing professional web sites. Generate database-driven Web sites in minutes. Quickly create visually stunning, feature-rich web sites that are easy to customize and ready to deploy. The course is focused on both the technical and the esthetic side of web design. Students will learn about HTML, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) and some JavaScript techniques, but also how to design for the web. Core Topics Introduction to Multimedia Internet Concepts Graphics / Image Data Structures Color Management Professional Image Editing Dynamic Web Page Programming Web Authoring Tool Live Project Learning Outcome Learning outcome of Web Designing Improves in the various browsers \' compliance with Web standards prompted a widespread acceptance of XHTML and XML in conjunction with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to position and manipulates web page elements. The latest standards and proposals aim at leading to the various browsers \' ability to deliver a wide variety of media and accessibility options to the clients. Prerequisites Students pursuing this course should have basic familiarity with Design concepts of Internet, Photoshop and Flash for creating Image rich websites with basic level of animation. Those who do not have basic familiarity with mentioned tools are encouraged to take as one of their electives prior to taking the required courses in this track. << Back ",7);arrFiles[50]=new Array(51,"dataware.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","DATA WAREHOUSING An enterprise-wide implementation that replicates data from the same publication table on different servers/platforms to a single subscription table. This implementation effectively consolidates data from multiple sources. A data warehouse is the main repository of an organization \'s historical data, its corporate memory. It contains the raw material for management \'s decision support system. The critical factor leading to the use of a data warehouse is that a data analyst can perform complex queries and analysis, such as data mining, on the information without slowing down the operational systems. A data warehouse might be used to find the day of the week on which a company sold the most widgets in May 1992, or how employee sick leave the week before the winter break differed between California and New York from 2001–2005. While operational systems are optimized for simplicity and speed of modification (see OLTP) through heavy use of database normalization and an entity-relationship model, the data warehouse is optimized for reporting and analysis (online analytical processing, or OLAP). Frequently data in data warehouses are heavily denormalised, summarised or stored in a dimension-based model. However, this is not always required to achieve acceptable query response times. Data Warehouse is a technology which abstracts useful data and analyzes useful data, then helps companies make best business decisions. Data Warehouse is becoming the core technology of Business Intelligence field. Data Warehousing is in its child stage as of now. The number of business organizations who recognize the importance of data warehouse is increasing day by day. With this, the need for Data Warehouse experts and quality professionals with sound technical knowledge to develop and maintain the Data Warehouse environment is also growing exponentially. Advantages of Data Warehousing Databases allow organizations to transform information into knowledge and share this knowledge throughout the enterprise. While transaction-processing databases support business operations, the data warehouse enhances the decision-making process. It does this by collecting and storing data and information from within and outside the company that is useful for identifying organizational strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. The data and information held in the warehouse can reduce the gap between managers \' perceptions of their company and the reality of the organizational environment. With the desired data available, managers acquire the power to analyze the variables influencing the market. This knowledge can be a source of competitive advantage. << Back ",6);arrFiles[51]=new Array(52,"Default.aspx","17 May 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","",1);arrFiles[52]=new Array(53,"Divisions.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Divisions Under Construction... ",1);arrFiles[53]=new Array(54,"dotnet.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","DOTNET Hundreds of DOTNET PROJECTS exist. To name a few... Airlines reservation system Customer Support Service Operations E-Banking Customer Service Job Search Online Auction System Front Office Maintenance System Hospital Computerization Specifications Inventory Control System College Automation Sales Order Processing Licensing Manufacturing Unit Automation Travel Agencies and Package Mover Online Inventory Control System Stores Management System Software Project Management System Online Shopping System Transaction Monitoring System Ultra Web Portal System << Back ",7);arrFiles[54]=new Array(55,"Downloads.html","20 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Downloads Under Construction... ",1);arrFiles[55]=new Array(56,"Email.aspx","17 May 2008","Untitled Page","","","* Sender \'s Information Name * Email ID * * Contact Number * ",3);arrFiles[56]=new Array(57,"EmailConfirm.aspx","17 May 2008","Untitled Page","","","Your mail has been sent successfully. back to Home ",1);arrFiles[57]=new Array(58,"embededsystems.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","EMBEDDED SYSTEMS Our training program in Embedded Systems Design extensively covers embedded C programming, OS concepts, Linux internals, ARM7 based microcontroller architecture and 8-bit RISC and CISC architectures. The RTOS covered are vx works and Embedded Linux. Students passing out of this course come out with a strong command over embedded systems programming concepts. They will also have the opportunity to work on live projects based on advance microcontrollers as well as device drivers etc. Advantage of the course: Ducat, students have the opportunity to participate in hands-on in Embedded Systems, industry-specific projects exposing them to global organizations, real-world issues and software/hardware used in the global marketplace. Our Offerings include: Certificate Course in Advanced Embedded Systems Design Modular Courses for Professionals (Part Time) Strong emphasis on both theory as well as practical hands-on experience. Well equipped labs which are open 24/7. Training by professionals with years of industry experience. Course material designed around current and upcoming embedded technologies. Core TOPIC C and ds intel 8-bit core microcontroller (atmel 89c51) Pic microcontroller(microchip pic 16f877) Linux inetrnals (2.6 kernal) Device driver Vx works 5.4 32-bit arm processor(7 tdmi)(Philips 2129) Learning outcome Students learn how to Create such rich software applications for embedded devices much more quickly and with less expense will create socio-economic benefits. Users of embedded systems devices will get more powerful applications for those devices more quickly. << Back ",11);arrFiles[58]=new Array(59,"fccs.htm","27 May 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","FOUNDATATION COURSE IN COMMUNICATION SKILLS Communication Theory Language Skills Corporate Skills Personality Training << Back ",2);arrFiles[59]=new Array(60,"FeedbackForm.aspx","17 May 2008","Untitled Page","","","Student Feedback Form Name * Student ID * Address * Telephone * Email * * Suggestions * ",4);arrFiles[60]=new Array(61,"globuzzcentre.htm","20 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","GLOBUZZ STUDY CENTRES Hanamkonda 14,Ground Floor, Mayuri Hall Krishnapura, Hanamkonda. Ph: 9701233302, 9701233304, 9966772343, 0870-2563333 Vijaywada Upstairs Corporation bank, Near Eluru Bus Stop, Benz Circle, vijaywada. Ph: 9440532262 Vishakapatnam 47-10-13/17, 3rd Floor, Rednam Plaza, opp Pollocks School, Dwarakanagar 2nd Lane, Vishakapatnam. Ph: 9848639964,9848159964 << Back ",3);arrFiles[61]=new Array(62,"governing.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","THE GOVERNING SYSTEM AND TOOLS 1. Campus Management System for administration and institutional productivity 2. Synchronous Collaboration Tools 3. Evaluations and Assessment Systems 4. Integrated Content Delivery System 5. Integrated Learning Management 6. Classroom control 7. Dynamic response systems for in-class or computer lab 8. Solutions for Language Lab & Learning Centers 9. Branded learning content for Subject learning 10. Custom developed content for specific curriculums << Back ",9);arrFiles[62]=new Array(63,"hardnet.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","HARDWARE AND NETWORKING Networking Orbit Provides training on Hardware, Networking and Security. ORBIT Networks provides learners with the most comprehensive hi-end technology courses for aspiring IT professionals. Apart from IT professionals, ORBIT is also focusing on creating skilled people for the IT-enabled services (ITES)/BPO market, an emerging opportunity for job seekers. The company \'s move into the IT enabled education space takes ORBIT into new market segments, enabling it to mould the careers of millions of young people the world over. Courses Advantages India will have a shortfall of nearly 1.37 lakh skilled networking professionals by 2009, according to a recent study by IDC. As per the study, India will have a shortfall of 59,300 skilled networking professionals in 2006. The demand-supply gap is estimated to grow at a Compounded Annual Growth Rate of 39 per cent, the fastest in the Asia Pacific excluding Japan (APeJ) region, to reach 1,37,200 professionals by 2009. Importantly, more than 55 per cent of this shortfall will be of professionals with advanced networking skills in the areas of network security and new network developments, such as IP telephony (IPT), and wireless networking. Across organizations, technology professionals are striving to complete critical projects, respond to customer needs and help the company exceed business goals. Given the realities of IT today, when even an hour \'s delay can have a serious business impact, the development of those critical skills is often a luxury. Orbit plays a crucial role in filling this gap in the present IT arena. Orbit \'s IT Skills Course Collection provides a rich array of content assets and flexible delivery technologies to support the full range of formal and on-demand learning needs of IT organizations today. With instant access to the right resources, learning is continually available close to the work, resulting in immediate impact to critical IT decisions and projects. core topics Networking Basic Socket D.N.S Proxy Server TCP/IP Learning outcome Participating in benchmarking opportunities to help you identify areas where you can improve your business performance. Establishing staff exchanges and secondments. For example, an outside expert may join your business to oversee a specific project or you may second a graduate joiner to a supplier to learn about the supply process. Benefiting from economies of scale by involving employees in joint skills development programmers for staff in your business sector. << Back ",8);arrFiles[63]=new Array(64,"Home.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","HOME In today’s tough world of competition, it is inevitable that development of technology as well as adoption takes place at a fast pace. The development in information technology is a dynamic phenomenon and has to be constantly endeavored. With numerous upheavals impacting businesses, it is becoming increasingly difficult for organizations to keep their employees in harmony with the speed of change and technically au fait. Training therefore is fast becoming the prime focus for Organizations and Individuals and in the opinion of ORBIT \'s founder, will provide the greatest return on investment for employers. ORBIT having achieved remarkable success, is the engine of development and change in the society being responsive to the new innovations in the Technology. Vision Mission To be the most trusted research-driven name in the Training industry that grooms the future employable work force while being the preferred partner for Corporate India and the World enabling the Industry to maximize business success through our excellence and brilliance by adhering to the highest standards of quality and integrity. ORBIT’s philosophy encapsulated in the Mission statement is to act as a lever for Knowledge change by creating young Professionals of Excellence energized by free thought, knowledge building and relentless R&D, fulfilling their aspirations of Technology and Exposure in this competitive world. To unleash the potential of creative minds and enhance knowledge leading to honing of talent and expertise, ultimately generating performance for the lifelong learner. ",6);arrFiles[64]=new Array(65,"Hospitality.html","16 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Ark Institute of Hospitality Management (ark-ihm ), is a division of ‘ORBIT IT CONSULTING PRIVATE LIMITED’, an ISO 9001:2000 Certified, professionally managed group with a significant presence of more than a decade indulging in the sectors of Education and Consulting having multiple centers under the banners of “Ark Institute of Hospitality Management”, “Orbit Information Technologies”, “Opel Multimedia” and “Globuzz Services”. Ark-ihm is an international Air Transport Association (IATA) Authorized Training Centre offering IATA/UFTAA (United Federation of Travel Agents’ Associations) courses, as well as IATA Aviation courses. Ark-ihm aligns and interweaves the synergy required to take up challenging and exciting careers in this Industry. At ark-ihm one will look at Team Building and dealing with difficult situations that may arise with their Stalwart personality, Positive Communication and Body Language. Mission ark-ihm’s mission is to create young professionals of excellence in a free world, energized by free thought, knowledge building and relentless R&D. ark-ihm is designed to unleash the potential of young aspirants as well as train and mould them into experts in the field of Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Management. WHY ARK-IHM training Placements Programs Vision Integration and Approved Experience Program Content Certification and Courses Downloads Study Centres Feedback ",7);arrFiles[65]=new Array(66,"HospitalityCourses.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Courses Offered Diploma in Hospitality, Tourism & Cabin Crew Management Diploma in Etiquette & Grooming Certificate in Fashion Designing and Boutique Managemet Certificate in Food & Beverage Service Certificate in Travel Agency and Tour Operations Management Certificate in Front Office Operations Certificate in Personality Development & Communication Skills with Employability University Affiliated Degree Courses Bachelor of science in Hospitality, Catering & Tourism Advanced Diploma in Travel & Hospitality Management Master of Science in Hotel Management & Tourism ",3);arrFiles[66]=new Array(67,"howpro.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROJECTS - HOW ARE THEY ALIVE ? Let us reflect on how Projects are alive? It is necessary that Software’s are developed through a well defined and systematic process as their performance has a degree of uncertainty with it. LIVE project’ is profusely used term, but rarely understood. To understand the true meaning of LIVE project one needs to first decipher how a real life software development process differs from a Class room situation. Simple coding and testing approach may suffice in a lab or an academic situation whereas the successful real time application requires a structured and comprehensive approach. The few important areas to be inculcated are: Project Planning & Team Effort Business Case Initiation & Solution Validation System Requirement Study System Design & Specification Quality Procedures & Standards System Construction & Documentation System Acceptance and TIER System Implementation & Transition Maintenance At ORBIT, the students have live projects as an addendum to their courses. Student \'s final semester at college is considered as an important time for specific training & industry exposure. For this students are put across live projects, from different organizations for analysis and implementation of complete software development life cycle. Thereafter the Students are specifically groomed for the presentation of these Projects, which requires them to develop their Soft skills. The crowning moment comes when the teams or the individuals present their results at the colleges. << Back ",10);arrFiles[67]=new Array(68,"Index.html","23 Jun 2008","Index.html","","","TRAINING TRAINING PHILOSOPHY TRAINING METHODOLOGY THE GOVERNING SYSTEMS AND TOOLS CORPORATE TRAINING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CORE EXPERTISE CORE SERVICES TECH. COMPETENCIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS s LIVE PROJECTS PROJECTS: HOW ARE THEY ALIVE? DOTNET JAVA & J2EE PROJECTS TRAINING LIVE PROJECTS PROJECTS: ARE THEY LIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS PLACEMENTS DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK COURSES OFFERED COMPUTER BASICS C, DATASTRUCTURES C++, DATASTRUCTURES HARDWARE & NETWORKING COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING INTERNET PROGRAMMING LINUX UNIX UNIX ADMINISTRATION IT WORKSHOP SQL SERVER ORACLE10g DEVELOPER6i DATAWAREHOUSING C#.NET VB.NET ASP.NET XML WEBSERVICES XML VC++ CORE JAVA ADVANCED JAVA J2EE AUTOMATED TESTING MANUAL TESTING VLSI EMBEDDED SYSTEMS BIOINFORMATICS PGDCA PGDST ORBIT IT EMPLOYABILITY SKILL FOLDER PROGRAM CORPORATE RECRUITMENT TRAINING PROGRAM MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SYSTEM ENGINEER THE INSTITUTION METHODOLOGY WHY OPEL MULTIMEDIA PLACEMENTS PROGRAMS OPEL PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA PROGRAM CERTIFICATE IN GRAPHIC DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN WEB DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN 2D ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL CHARACTER ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN TRADITIONAL CARTOON ANIMATION ADVANCED MODULES CONTENTS LIVE PEOJECTS PROJECTS: ARE THEY ALIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS CAREER PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT CAREER BUILDING SERVICES Third Party Certification DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK WHY ARK-IHM? TRAINING PLACEMENTS PROGRAMS VISION INTEGRATION AND APPROVED EXPERIENCE PROGRAM CONTENT CERTIFICATION AND COURSES DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK COURSES OFFERED BASIC COURSE OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOUNDATION COURSE IN COMMUNICATION SKILLS LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT PROFICIENCY CALL CENTER TRAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRAINING PLACEMENTS DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK CURRENT OPENINGS CAREERS FORMS Your browser doesnt support this format ",34);arrFiles[68]=new Array(69,"intprog.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","INTERNET PROGRAMMING The Hands On Technology Transfer, Inc. (ORBIT) Internet programming training curriculum includes courses on HTML, JavaScript, ASP, PHP, Perl, XML, and .NET. These instructor-led classes teach the skills necessary to implement a full-featured Web site on the Internet, deploying dynamic content using JavaScript, designing and developing dynamic web pages and creating, validating, transforming, and formatting XML data. Advantage of this course ORBIT offers competency based Internet programming training in internet programming. Orbit emphasizes a hands on, task-oriented curriculum. When students train with Orbit they are guaranteed small class sizes, expert instructors, and comprehensive hands on exercises. ORBIT offers a wide selection of discount programs to accommodate individuals as well as groups both small and large. Core topics · HTML · DHTML · VB Script · Java Script · Introduction to XML markup languages · XML Documents overview << Back ",6);arrFiles[69]=new Array(70,"IT.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Today’s IT industry is growing more complex all the time. The pace of development has outpaced the production of talent. The competition for talent is more intense than ever and the worldwide shortage of skilled IT professionals is expected to remain a daunting challenge far into the future. This is just one of the few reasons that orbit has become an invaluable guide to success. If you’re looking for a complete, fast track way to launch into a great new IT career, ORBIT with its small class sizes, software development labs, IT workshops and experienced tutors and staff is just what’s needed to get you industry ready. Training Courses Offered Live projects Placements Downloads Study centres Feedback ",4);arrFiles[70]=new Array(71,"ITCourses.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Courses Offered Computer Basics C, Datastructures C++, Datastructures Hardware & Networking Computerised Accounting Internet Programming Linux Unix Unix Administration IT Workshop SQL Server Oracle10g Developer6i Datawarehousing C#.NET VB.NET ASP.NET XML Webservice XML VC++ Core Java Advanced Java J2EE Automated Testing Manual Testing VLSI Embedded Systems Bioinformatics PGDCA PGDST Orbit IT Employability Skill Builder Program Corporate Recruitment Training Program Microsoft Certified System Engineer << Back ",5);arrFiles[71]=new Array(72,"itdomains.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROJECT DOMAINS ORBIT provides you projects of various domains like: 1. Banking Domain 2. Transportation Domain 3. Insurance Domain 4. Health Domain 5. HR Domain 6. Process Management 7. Retail Management 8. Inventory Management 9. Web Services 10. Security Management and a lot many others….. Specific real time scenarios and issue of various domains will be taught and hands on experience will be provided. You will be given a chance to practice on large volume of data. So come and prepare yourself to be a real Software professional. At ORBIT, the students have live projects as an addendum to their courses. Student \'s final semester at college is considered as an important time for specific training & industry exposure. For this students are put across live projects, from different organizations for analysis and implementation of complete software development life cycle. Thereafter the Students are specifically groomed for the presentation of these Projects, which requires them to develop their Soft skills. The crowning moment comes when the teams or the individuals present their results at the colleges. With ORBIT you get trained on giving Presentations also. << Back ",14);arrFiles[72]=new Array(73,"ITES.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ITES / BPO In the tough world of competition, it was necessitated that development of technology as well as adoption takes place at a fast pace. The development in information technology is a dynamic phenomenon and has to be constantly endeavored. Courses Offered Placements Downloads Study Centres Feedback ",2);arrFiles[73]=new Array(74,"ITESCourses.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Courses Offered Diploma in Call Centre / Technical Support Training Diploma in English Language Enhancement Proficiency <<Back ",2);arrFiles[74]=new Array(75,"itStudyCentres.htm","23 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ORBIT STUDY CENTRES Dilshuknagar 305 – 311,3rd Floor, sirigiri complex, Beside Venkatadiri Theatre, Dilshuknagar, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-24150011, 9393333690, 9246220170 Mehidipatnam 447 , 3rd Floor, safa Arcade, Beside, Jaya Bushan Hospital, Mehidipatnam, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-65193301, 9885670079 Kukatpally 2nd Floor, Besides Margadarsi Building Kukatpally Bus Stop, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-65641517, 9246220168 Trimulgherry 3-10-5, 2nd Floor, Shiva Shakti Complex, Trimulgherry, Secunderabad. Ph: 040-27992623/24 Jeedimetla 3rd Floor,Venkateshwara Enclaves, Suchitra X-Road, Jeedimetla. Ph: 9849393777, Hanamkonda Beside C.P Reddy Complex, Main Chowrasta, Hanamkonda. Ph: 9348199922, 9849499920. Ameerpet 301, Nagasuri plaza, Behind HUDA Maitrivanam, Ameerpet. Ph: 040-23440266 / 9866668652 << Back ",4);arrFiles[75]=new Array(76,"ITtraining.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TRAINING Orbit offers a wide spectrum of technical and application courses designed to suit every skill level. Our products and services have a wide appeal and are applicable to those in varied positions including network administrators, systems analysts, systems architects, test engineers, software developers, help desk staff, IT managers, senior executives, administrative assistants and business professionals. You will be intensively accessing our learning systems. During that time you have unlimited access to do prescribed exercises and to explore and extend your programming skills. The knowledge you will gain through this Information Technology Course will give you the skills needed to work in any Software Development Environment. The key to our student \'s success comes from our small classes and flexible schedules, giving students the options and time necessary to learn. Our trainers are top software professionals who can help you understand the finer points of software development--an advantage that no one else can offer. You receive expert instruction, content tailored to students \' needs, and group discussions to enhance your experience. ORBIT offers the broadest range of software training courses available. Developed by Top Industry Consultants, all courses are based on the latest industry practices and updated regularly to reflect current technologies, trends, and issues. << Back ",5);arrFiles[76]=new Array(77,"j2ee.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","J2EE Java / J2EE Training We offer the full range of Java / J2EE Training, from learning Object-Oriented Analysis and Design (OOAD) to developing distributed enterprise applications using Object Component Technologies. Advantage of the Course: Powerful Object-Oriented principles applied to Java Expert Java/J2EE Design and architecture using UML Hands-on Java / J2EE experience for professional advancement After completing our Java/J2EE training, you will possess the knowledge and extensive Java lab experience to design and develop powerful object-oriented Java/J2EE applications. These applications will be flexible, extensible and maintainable. This is our commitment to you. Our Unique Teaching Process Alternates illuminating discussions with practical examples and exercises Uses progressive repetition that integrates the learning of new skills utilizing the previous chapters’ skills Teaches the main features of the technology as well as how to use them Is not restricted to the J2EE API mechanics but how and why to apply the package classes and interfaces << Back ",5);arrFiles[77]=new Array(78,"jav.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","JAVA & J2EE PROJECTS Hundreds of JAVA PROJECTS exist. To name a few… Financial Analysis & Reporting System Web Admin Console Web Automated Logistic Control System Java Mini Browser Credit Evaluation System Web Based System for Tracking IT Problems in Company Integrated Banking Application & Response System Project Activity & Report Tracking System Digital Security Management Systematic Business Application Web Enabled Shipping Management System Corporate Training Management Chain Management in S/W Project Delivery Computing the Process of Executive Promotions Systemized Scheduling for Software Engineers Travel Agencies & Management System Computerized Stores Management System in Industry Software Product Search Web Enabled Accounting Web Based Event Management in MNC Corporate Staffing Management Sales Order Processing Technological Role Delivery Resource Management in Corporates. Airlines Reservation system Book Search Using Web Service Voice Browser-Web Talk << Back ",10);arrFiles[78]=new Array(79,"lep.htm","27 May 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT PROFICIENCY Playing With Words(Sentence Formation) Be a Pro In Nouns(Pronouns) Count your Actions(Verbs) Helping Hand(Auxiliaries) Prep Your Positions(Prepositions) Gift a Present( Present Tense) Don \'t Break The Continuity(Gerunds) Tag The Question(Question Tags) Perfection In Nouns The Informatory(Adjectives) Y Ad-On(Adverbs) Do You Agree(Verb Agreement) Talk About History (Past Tense) Target Your Vision(Future Tense) Voce Your Opinion(Voice Modulation) Word Building (Mis-Usage Of Words) << Back ",3);arrFiles[79]=new Array(80,"linux.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","LINUX Course Overview LLC104 Linux Internals & Programming Essentials course takes an insight in to the Linux Kernel, understanding its features and subsystem architecture. It further explores the features of the file system, memory management, process management, system calls, IPCs and network implementations. Pre-Requisites Experienced C programmers with UNIX or Linux workstation power user skills who want to begin developing applications on Linux. Target Audience This course is for programmers who are new to the linux environment and want to learn about the kernel level features of the operating system. This course also helps programmers who are further intending to learn embedded and real time programming on linux. << Back ",4);arrFiles[80]=new Array(81,"LiveProjects.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","LIVE PROJECTS Life would indeed be a chaos, given the near total control of our lives by these machines called computers. Imagine living without today’s communication tools, financial transactions, Industry, aviation, internet, etc. Computers, per se, are dumb pieces of machinery; Software is what gives life to them. The student fraternity needs to be educated in depth on the modalities of Systems & Procedures of Software Development in the Real Time Environment as academic exposure alone doesn’t suffice. PROJECTS: ARE THEY LIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS << Back ",5);arrFiles[81]=new Array(82,"Login.aspx","19 Jun 2008","Login","","","Login Form Login Id Password ",2);arrFiles[82]=new Array(83,"mantest.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","MANUAL TESTING Testing is a process used to help identify the correctness, completeness and quality of developed computer software. With that in mind, testing can never completely establish the correctness of computer software. Testing helps in Verifying and Validating if the Software is working as it is intended to be working. This involves using Static and Dynamic methodologies to Test the application. Testing should systematically uncover different classes of errors in a minimum amount of time and with a minimum amount of effort. A secondary benefit of testing is that it demonstrates that the software appears to be working as stated in the specifications. The data collected through testing can also provide an indication of the software \'s reliability and quality. But, testing cannot show the absence of defect -- it can only show that software defects are present. Advantage of the Course: Static Testing: This section covers - Static Analysis, Static Control Testing, Static Testing Techniques, Static Pressure Testing Dynamic Testing: This section covers -Dynamic Testing, Load Testing Black box Testing: This section covers - What is black box testing, difference between black box testing and white box testing, Black box Testing plans, unbiased black box testing White box Testing: This section covers -structure and path testing. Unit Testing: This section covers - Software Unit Testing, tools, research topics, toolkits, extreme programming unit testing Requirements Testing: This section covers – Testing of the requirement of client. Regression Testing: This section covers – Software Regression Testing, Network Regression testing (Software), Automated Regression Testing, Regression Testing Tools, Web Regression Testing. Requirements based Course curriculum The Training Institute having exclusive Recruitment Consultancy for Software Testing domain Exclusive Placement Division for our students World Class Ambience Hi-End Infrastructure Individual Courseware for each module’s << Back ",6);arrFiles[83]=new Array(84,"mcse.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SYSTEM ENGINEER ORBIT \'s MCSE on Microsoft Windows curriculum is a valuable credential for IT professionals working in the systems administration and design departments of medium-to-large organizations. You will learn how to install, configure, and maintain client and server operating systems, lay out a distributed network using Microsoft Server, strategically plan a Windows Active Directory infrastructure, and ensure the stability and security of computing environments across the enterprise. MCSE Certification is appropriate for Network Administrators Systems Administrators Technical Support Engineers Systems Analysts Network Analysts Technical Consultants ORBIT \'s MCSE program offers Flexible scheduling Small class sizes for personalized attention Instructors with extensive experience Development of real experience via significant hands on practice CORE TOPICS Remote Connections Configuring Remote Access Server Configuring Virtual Private Network Managing Replication through Sites Monitoring and Optimizing the Performance of Windows Operating Systems Implementation of Volume Management with Raid Levels Designing TCP/IP Networking Strategy Designing DHCP and Name Service MCSE 2000: TOTAL SEVEN PAPERS Four Core Papers 1. Exam 70-210: installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional 2. Exam 70-215: Installing, Configuring and Administering Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 3. Exam 70-216: Implementing and administrating a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure 4. Exam 70-216: Implementing and administrating a Microsoft Windows 2000 Directory Services Infrastructure ONE DESIGN PAPER 5. Exam 70-221: Designing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Infrastructure TWO ELECTIVES 6. Exam 70-224: Installing, Configuring and administrating a Microsoft Windows 2000 Server 7. Exam 70-224: Installing, Configuring and administrating a Microsoft SQL 2000 Enterprise Edition MCSE 2000: TOTAL FOUR PAPERS Three Core Papers and One Elective: 1. Exam 70-210: 2. Exam 70-215: 3. Exam 70-216: 4. Exam 70-218: Managing a Microsoft Windows 2000 Network Environment Upgrade Exams for MSCE 2003: Total Two papers 1. Exam 70-292: Managing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows server 2003 Environment for an MCSA Certified on Windows 2000 2. Exam 70-296: implementing and Maintaining a Microsoft Windows server 2003 Environment for an MCSA Certified on Windows 2000 << Back ",22);arrFiles[84]=new Array(85,"mmcareerbuild.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CAREER BUILDING SERVICES The following Services are inducted as part of our Mantra to Build Careers: Live Projects illustration, Drawing and Sketching Audio-visual Presentations Guest Lectures Movies Portfolio Management Personality development Communication Skills Interview skills Soft Skills Those who, in addition, aspire to join a Long Established Institution with a good reputation need look no further than OPEL multimedia. Many of those with “OPEL Professional Digital Multimedia Program” from OPEL multimedia, now occupy influential positions in a wide range of Organizations. The program is demanding one, but its rewards remain high. It is recognition of the qualities of the programs, coupled with an attractive fee structure that keeps demand for the programs of OPEL multimedia buoyant. << Back ",7);arrFiles[85]=new Array(86,"mmcontent.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CONTENTS INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA Basic of Multimedia, Advantages of Multimedia, Importance of different softwares, Multimedia Devices. INTERNET CONCEPTS Introduction to Computer Networks and Web architecture. Sending and Receiving data online, using Web Protocols and Internet Services. GRAPHIC / IMAGE DATA STRUCTURES Introduction to Digital Graphic, various types of Graphics and File Formats used in Pint, Web and Videos with relative Softwares. Incorporation of Compression Technique for large storage size of image files. COLOR MANAGEMENT Different Composition of Colors of the Visual Spectrum. Evidence of Color Theory Implementation from existing Graphics. Color use and its Implementation. IMAGE EDITING Unrivaled Editing Power and breakthrough Compositing Capabilities, Enhanced Color Correction including Smart Filters, Image Effects Visualization and Smart Objects with Productivity and Workflow Enhancements. VECTOR GRAPHICS AND ARTWORK FOR PRINT AND PUBLISHING Essential Vector and Drawing Tools with Controls, File Compatibility, Powerful Authoring and Publishing with Professional Results: from Distinctive Logos and Signs to Striking Marketing Materials and Eye Catching Graphics and Artworks for Print, Web, Mobile and Motion Designs. INTERACTIVE AUTHORING AND WEB PRESENTATIONS Authoring tools for 2D Animated Cartoons, Animations, Interactive Presentations with Pictures, Sound and Video Applications with Rich Interface and Impressive Integration with related software. HTML, DHTML AND JAVASCRIPT HTML for Web Pages and structure of text-based information, DHTML for interactive and Animated Web Sites, JavaScript-scripting Language for Client-side Web Development. WEB AUTHORING TOOL Hide and details of pages, HTML code for non-coders to create Web Pages and Sites. TEXT ANIMATIONS FOR WEB AND PRESENTATIONS Technology to create Cross-platform Compatible Presentations. DIGITAL SOUND EDITING AND VIDEO EDITING Digital Audio and Video Editing and Creation Suites for Editing of Sound and Video Sequences. 3D MODELING AND CHARACTER ANIMATION 3D Graphics Application, 3D Animation Program, Modeling Capabilities, Plug-ins, Architecture or Video Games, TV Commercials, Architectural Visualization, Motive Effects and Movie Pre-visualization. DIGITAL VIDEO COMPOSITING Create Composites from Still Images and Motion Footage, such as Video Files. Control Position, Opacity and apply Effects independently for each Layer. HIGH-END VIDEO COMPOSITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS Pull off amazing Creative feats with powerful, Artist-friendly, all-in-one Desktop and Professional Compositing application, easy-to-use interface, efficient workflow and extensive tool set for film and Video Production, combine Multiple Images and Effects into a single Image stream and integrate Live-action Footage with Computer Generated Imagery. HIGH-END 3D AND DIGITAL CHARACTER ANIMATION Powerful, integrated 3D Modeling, Motion Capturing, Animation, Effects, Real Body Kinematics Simulation, Shading, Illusive Traditional Cartoon Animation, Lighting Effects, Paint Brush Strokes, Particle and Fluid Effects, Fur and Hair Simulation, Paint Effects and Rendering Solution for Film, Television, Entertainment, Computer and Video Game Industry with popular Modeling features such as NURBS, Polygons and Subdivision Surfaces. << Back ",9);arrFiles[86]=new Array(87,"mminstitution.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","THE INSTITUTION OPEL multimedia is a division of ORBIT IT CONSULTING PRIVATE LIMITED, as ISO 9001:2000 Certified, professionally managed group with a significant presence of more than a decade and a clear objective to create a high profile corporate culture in Digital Multimedia, Information Technology, Hospitality, ITES, BPO industries, which expanded into multiple domains and a wide network under the banners of “OPELmultimedia”, ORBIT Information Technologies”, Globuzz Services” and “Ark Institute of Hospitality Management”. OPEL multimedia is a centre of excellence, focused on providing state-of-the-art-infrastructure, training and wealth of experience in the field of Digital Multimedia that help aspirants realize their creative ideas. OPELmultimedia is committed to quality assurance enhancement. The content of all its Programs of study are regularly reviewed and developed to ensure their excellence is maintained and continued to be the best. MISSION OPELmultimedia’s mission is to create young professionals of excellence in a free world, energized by free thought, knowledge building and relentless R&D. OPELmultimedia is designed to unleash the potential of creative minds as well as to train and mould them into experts in the field of digital multimedia. << Back ",4);arrFiles[87]=new Array(88,"mmlivepro.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","LIVE PROJECTS Life would indeed be a chaos, given the near total control of our lives by these machines called computers. Imagine living without today’s communication tools, financial transactions, Industry, aviation, internet, etc. Computers, per se, are dumb pieces of machinery; Software is what gives life to them. The student fraternity needs to be educated in depth on the modalities of Systems & Procedures of Software Development in the Real Time Environment as academic exposure alone doesn’t suffice. PROJECTS: ARE THEY LIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS << Back ",5);arrFiles[88]=new Array(89,"mmmethod.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","METHODOLOGY The unique approach of “OPELmultimedia” lies in nurturing talent, by enhancing the technical competency which enables you to match the long-term career objective with the latest technologies and the course structure which is designed keeping in view the current global market demand dynamics, with an emphasis on Technical Skills & Soft Skills. OPELmultimedia programs are designed to capture your Vision, present it with compelling Imagery, accelerate the Creation of Professional Visualization by Exploring and Creating your Design possibilities with comprehensive Practical Training that will rapidly develop your career in the field of Digital Multimedia. OPELmultimedia also provides Study Materials, English Language Skills, Communication and Personality Development Skills and Soft skills besides Assisting in Placements into the Corporate World. At OPELmultimedia, however, Fundamentals are only the beginning. Skills are developed by Experience as much as they are acquired in the Classroom, which is why you will have many opportunities to interact with and learn from some of the most successful Personalities. You will learn what’s involved in Communicating a Vision and Motivating Colleagues to achieve exceptional results. << Back ",4);arrFiles[89]=new Array(90,"mmportfolio.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","CAREER PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT Career Portfolio is more in-depth than a Resume. Plan, Organize and Document Work Samples and show Transferable Skills, track Personal Development to apply to College, get a job, get a higher Salary. Create Multiple Portfolios to showcase different Styles for different types of Jobs, Technical Illustrations, DVDs for Demonstration of Character Animation Skills and best works in and as little time as possible. << Back ",3);arrFiles[90]=new Array(91,"mmthirdparty.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","THIRD PARTY CERTIFICATION State Board of Technical Education and Training, Govt. of A.P. a) Multimedia and Basic Animation b) Web Designing Andhra Pradesh State Council of Higher Education, Govt. of A.P a) Foundation Course in Communication Skills << Back ",6);arrFiles[91]=new Array(92,"Multimedia.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","MULTIMEDIA The advent of Digital Multimedia has had a profound impact on various media services and digital artists are realizing their most ambitious ideas using a magical combination of innovative technique, constant ingenuity and artistic genius. Career Opportunities exist for you in the areas of to name a few: Animation Gaming Entertainment Communication Internet Designing Imaging Education Tourism, Interior Fashion Advertising Publishing… From fun-filled entertainment to addictive games on the internet, Cellular Phones and Personal Digital Assistants the field holds immense promise for those looking for an exciting career in a growing industry. Inspired by passion, OPEL aligns the synergies of a Multimedia Career Aspirant, the Subject Matter Expert and the Industry Professional to generate a superb profile on innovative digital media technology to meet Animation, Visual Effects and Design Visualization project needs. Here at OPEL we bridge the gap between the Real and the Magical World. The institution Methodology Why opel multimedia Placements Programs Contents Live projects Career portfolio management Career building services Third party certification Downloads Study centres Feedback ",7);arrFiles[92]=new Array(93,"MultimediaCourses.html","23 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","OPEL MULTIMEDIA PROGRAMS OPEL PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA PROGRAM CERTIFICATE IN GRAPHIC DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN WEB DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN 2D ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL CHARACTER ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN TRADITIONAL CARTOON ANIMATION ADVANCED MODULES << Back ",4);arrFiles[93]=new Array(94,"opdm.htm","30 May 2008","opdm.htm","","","",8);arrFiles[94]=new Array(95,"OpelPlacements.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Placements Orbit commits itself to the quality placements of its students. Orbit works with single objective of preparing, developing, guiding and securing jobs for its students. << Back ",1);arrFiles[95]=new Array(96,"opelStudyCentres.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","OPEL MULTIMEDIA STUDY CENTRES Dilshuknagar 305 – 311,3rd Floor, sirigiri complex, Beside Venkatadiri Theatre, Dilshuknagar, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-24150011, 9393333690, 9246220170 Tarnaka 12-13-89,401, 4th Floor Kaveri Queen’s Building, Opp: Aradhana Theatre Tarnaka, Secunderabad. Ph: 040-27000353, 9246220169, Mehidipatnam 447 , 3rd Floor, safa Arcade, Beside, Jaya Bushan Hospital, Mehidipatnam, Hyderabad. Ph: 040-65193301, 9885670079 Trimulgherry 3-10-5, 2nd Floor, Shiva Shakti Complex, Trimulgherry, Secunderabad. Ph: 040-27992623/24 Jeedimetla 3rd Floor,Venkateshwara Enclaves, Suchitra X-Road, Jeedimetla. Ph: 9849393777, Hanamkonda Beside C.P Reddy Complex, Main Chowrasta, Hanamkonda. Ph: 9348199922, 9849499920. Ameerpet 301, Nagasuri plaza, Behind HUDA Maitrivanam, Ameerpet. Ph: 9238105507 / 9861797678 Bhubaneshwar, ORISSA Room-20, 2nd floor, Falcon house, Near jharpara fly over bridge, Cuttack Road, Bhubaneshwar. Ph: 9238105507 / 9861797678 << Back ",4);arrFiles[96]=new Array(97,"Openings.html","24 May 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Current Openings Position : Business Development Executive Experience : 1-3 Yrs Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a Constraint Education : MBA- Marketing Industry Type : Education/ Teaching/Training Functional Area/Role : Marketing/Sales Job Description : Planning & Organization, Market focus & External awareness, Business Development, Institutional Sales . -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Position : Content Development Manager Experience : 3-5 Yrs Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a constraint Education : UG - Any Graduate  \\ PG - Any PG Course. Industry Type : Education/ Teaching/Training Functional Area : Technical Writer/Content Development Job Description : Developing the content on the Computer subject, Web related content, news paper add content, brochure content and should manage the content development department ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Position : Content Development Executive Experience : 0-1 Yrs Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a constraint Education : UG - Any Graduate  \\ PG - Any PG Course. Industry Type : Education/ Teaching/Training Functional Area : Technical Writer/Content Development Job Description : Developing the content on the bases of subject -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Position : Admin Executive Experience : 0-1 Year Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a Constraint Education : Any Specialization Industry Type : Education/ Teaching/Training Functional Area : Administration Job Description : Manage/maintain/Administration a world class large size Training Centre. Manage Franchisee Records; Daily Reports of Franchisees, Coordinate with Franchisee. Handling calls, Customer Relation manage assets. Handling Employee attendance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Position : Front Office Executive Experience : 0-1 Year Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a Constraint Education : Any Specialization Industry Type : Education/ Teaching/Training Functional Area : Front Office / Administration Job Description : Managing Front office, maintaining stationary record. Handling calls, Customer Relation manage assets. Handling Employee attendance -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Position : Web Designer / Graphic Designer Experience : 1-3 Yrs Location : Himayatnagar, Hyderabad Compensation : Not a Constraint Education : Any Graduate  \\ Any PG Course \\BFA-Added Benefit Industry Type : Education/Training Functional Area : Web Designer/Graphic Designer Candidate Profile Web Related : HTML, DHTML, XML, Java Script, Dream Weaver, Flash Position : Graphic Designer Experience : 0-1 Yrs Location : Hyderabad Compensation : Not a Constraint Education : Any Graduate  \\ Any PG Course \\BFA-Added Benefit Industry Type : Education/Training Functional Area : Graphic Designer Candidate Profile Graphic Related : Macromedia Photoshop, Macromedia illustrator, Macromedia Flash, Corel draw, 2D & 3D Animation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Best Regards, Arun K ORBIT IT CONSULTING PVT LTD . Liberty Plaza, 3 rd Floor, Door No: 104 Himayatnagar, Hyderabad Email: support@orbititc.com Contact: +91 9963978000 << Back ",54);arrFiles[97]=new Array(98,"oracle.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ORACLE 10G A database management system, or DBMS, gives the user access to their data and helps them transform the data into information. Such database management systems include dBase, Paradox, IMS, and Oracle. These systems allow users to create, update, and extract information from their databases. Compared to a manual filing system, the biggest advantages to a computerized database system are speed, accuracy, and accessibility. A database is a structured collection of data. Data refers to the characteristics of people, things, and events. Oracle stores each data item in its own field. For example, a person \'s first name, date of birth, and their postal code are each stored in separate fields. The name of a field usually reflects its contents. A postal code field might be named POSTAL-CODE or PSTL_CD. Each DBMS has its own rules for naming the data fields. Course advantage A field has little meaning unless it is seen within the context of other fields. The postal code T6G 2H1, for example, expresses nothing by itself. To what person or business does it belong? The postal code field is informative only after it is associated with other data. In Oracle, the fields relating to a particular person, thing, or event are bundled together to form a single, complete unit of data, called a record (it can also be referred to as a row or an occurrence). Each record is made up of a number of fields. No two fields in a record can have the same field name. During an Oracle database design project, the analysis of your business needs identifies all the fields or attributes of interest. If your business needs change over time, you define any additional fields or change the definition of existing fields. The biggest USP of Oracle ERP is that it is based on Oracle Database, which in itself is a market leader. So the Oracle ERP is best placed to take advantage of the advances in the database technology. Core TOPICS Introduction to oracle Function,Procedure,Triggers,Views << Back ",9);arrFiles[98]=new Array(99,"orbprojects.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PROJECTS AT ORBIT LIVE PROJECT BENEFITS At ORBIT, we lay special emphasis on real time scenarios and issue. Our aim is equip you with real time working environment so that at the end of the training, you can go ahead and feel like a real working consultant. Following needs can only be fulfilled if we work on real time projects: 1. What is real time Environment? 2. What exactly we need to do in real time Projects. 3. Issues faced in Live Projects. 4. How do we solve an issue?? 5. Steps for project development. 6. Role of an individual in project. 7. To work with real time data to sharpen your skills. 8. How to validate and test our work?? 9. Trouble Shooting. 10. To understand the business logic of what we are doing. << Back ",13);arrFiles[99]=new Array(100,"osbp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","ORBIT IT EMPLOYBILITY SKILL BUILDER PROGRAM Being an IT fresher is the biggest opportunity of your lifetime. This opportunity comes to you after many years of study, hard work and stays with you for a limited time. This opportunity upon being successful gives you recognition, identity, wealth, social status and very importantly sets pace for the rest of your life. This opportunity, when wasted, brings a lot of unsettlement and discomfort. Whether you will succeed or not depends a lot on your Employability Skills are those that you need to enter, stay in, and progress in the world of work. They are also applied and used beyond the work place in a range of daily activities. These skills include technology skill, role based skill, communication, problem solving, positive attitude, behavior, adaptability and working with others. Consider the following statistics as per the Strategic Review, 2007 conducted by NASSCOM: Indian IT industry has grown its revenue ten fold in the past decade, from USD 4.8 Billion in FY 1997-98 to USD 47.8 billion in FY 2006-07. Its contribution to GDP is estimated to have grown from 1.2% to 5.4% in the same period. India sets an ambitious target of USD 60 billion in exports by 2010. India will face a shortage of skilled workforce in the next decade unless corrective measures are put inplace urgently. NASSCOM proposes a national rollout of NASSCOM Assessment of Competence (NAC) for IT workforce to assess the employability skills. Total IT Software and Services employment to touch 1.6 Million in FY  \'07 Currently only 25% of technical graduates are suitable for employment in the offshore IT Industry. Indian graduates suffer from the problem of UNEMPLOYABILTY and not UNEMPLOYMENT. Core topics: C Programming Data Structures using C C++ Programming Oracle 10G VB.Net + ASP.Net + C#.Net / Core Java + J2EE with Advance Java Testing Tools Manual Testing Software Development Life Cycle Live Projects with STPI Certification Employability Skills. Advantage of the course: ORBIT has developed after extensive research and industrial collaboration, the IT Employability Skill Builder Program that cater to the different needs of IT freshers. However, the pursuit of these programs demands strength of purpose and willingness to work hard. For those endowed with a strong drive to succeed, these programs will be a channel of learning, leading to professionally satisfying careers. We at ORBIT, invite all the student community, the industry, the acadamecia who share our vision to join hands in our efforts to build a vibrant and highly employable IT workforce who will participate actively in the continuing saga of Indian IT Industry success story << Back ",7);arrFiles[100]=new Array(101,"Pgdca.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PGDCA Windows C, C++ Oracle 10g VB.NET ASP.NET C#.NET Testing Tools Manual Testing Personality Development Communication Skills LIVE PROJECTS << Back ",3);arrFiles[101]=new Array(102,"Pgdst.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","PGDST Windows C, C++ Oracle 10g Core Java Advance Java J2EE Testing Tools Manual Testing Personality Development Communication Skills Live projects << Back ",3);arrFiles[102]=new Array(103,"Placements.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Placements Orbit commits itself to the quality placements of its students. Orbit works with single objective of preparing, developing, guiding and securing jobs for its students. << Back ",1);arrFiles[103]=new Array(104,"result.html","18 Jun 2008","Search result","","","",1);arrFiles[104]=new Array(105,"search.html","23 Jun 2008","search.html","","","Back to Home ",4);arrFiles[105]=new Array(106,"Services.html","18 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","SERVICES ORBIT with its superior aptitude professionals manages to offer an unparalleled level of training which produces advanced breed of professionals to compete with the best in the world. It specializes in providing invaluable training Infrastructure for the Industry and help people develop the right skills for their Career Protection. TRAINING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT LIVE PROJECTS ",4);arrFiles[106]=new Array(107,"serviceslivpro.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","LIVE PROJECTS Imagine living without today’s communication tools, financial transactions, Industry, aviation, internet, etc. Given the near total control of our lives by computers, life would indeed be a nightmare without them and any breakdown will lead to disaster. Computers, per se, are dumb pieces of machinery; Software is what gives life to them. The student fraternity needs to be educated in depth on the modalities of Systems & Procedures of Software Development in the Real Time Environment. PROJECTS: HOW ARE THEY ALIVE? DOTNET JAVA & J2EE PROJECTS << Back ",6);arrFiles[107]=new Array(108,"servicestraining.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TRAINING ORBIT with its superior aptitude professionals manages to offer an unparalleled level of training which produces advanced breed of professionals to compete with the best in the world. It specializes in providing invaluable training Infrastructure for the Industry and help people develop the right skills for their Career Protection. ORBIT strives to be the finest resource available making students undergo strenuous practical training through its efficient Course programs. It helps Careers move in the right direction with the right solution. As Return on Investment of its services, it is committed to better the productivity and thereby directly complement the employability of Student. TRAINING PHILOSOPHY TRAINING METHODOLOGY THE GOVERNING SYSTEMS AND TOOLS CORPORATE TRAINING << Back ",6);arrFiles[108]=new Array(109,"ShowData.aspx","20 Jun 2008","ShowData.aspx","","","TRAINING TRAINING PHILOSOPHY TRAINING METHODOLOGY THE GOVERNING SYSTEMS AND TOOLS CORPORATE TRAINING SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT CORE EXPERTISE CORE SERVICES TECH. COMPETENCIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS s LIVE PROJECTS PROJECTS: HOW ARE THEY ALIVE? DOTNET JAVA & J2EE PROJECTS TRAINING LIVE PROJECTS PROJECTS: ARE THEY LIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS PLACEMENTS DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK COURSES OFFERED COMPUTER BASICS C, DATASTRUCTURES C++, DATASTRUCTURES HARDWARE & NETWORKING COMPUTERISED ACCOUNTING INTERNET PROGRAMMING LINUX UNIX UNIX ADMINISTRATION IT WORKSHOP SQL SERVER ORACLE10g DEVELOPER6i DATAWAREHOUSING C#.NET VB.NET ASP.NET XML WEBSERVICES XML VC++ CORE JAVA ADVANCED JAVA J2EE AUTOMATED TESTING MANUAL TESTING VLSI EMBEDDED SYSTEMS BIOINFORMATICS PGDCA PGDST ORBIT IT EMPLOYABILITY SKILL FOLDER PROGRAM CORPORATE RECRUITMENT TRAINING PROGRAM MICROSOFT CERTIFIED SYSTEM ENGINEER THE INSTITUTION METHODOLOGY WHY OPEL MULTIMEDIA PLACEMENTS PROGRAMS OPEL PROFESSIONAL DIGITAL MULTIMEDIA PROGRAM CERTIFICATE IN GRAPHIC DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN WEB DESIGNING CERTIFICATE IN 2D ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN 3D MODELING AND ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL CHARACTER ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN TRADITIONAL CARTOON ANIMATION CERTIFICATE IN HIGH-END VIDEO COMPOSITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS CERTIFICATE IN MULTIMEDIA AUTHORING CERTIFICATE IN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA PROGRAMMING CERTIFICATE IN GAME DEVELOPMENT CERTIFICATE IN ACTION SCRIPTING CERTIFICATE IN PHOTO EDITING AND COMPOSITING CONTENTS LIVE PEOJECTS PROJECTS: ARE THEY ALIVE? PROJECTS AT ORBIT PROJECT DOMAINS CAREER PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT CAREER BUILDING SERVICES Third Party Certification DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK WHY ARK-IHM? TRAINING PLACEMENTS PROGRAMS VISION INTEGRATION AND APPROVED EXPERIENCE PROGRAM CONTENT CERTIFICATION AND COURSES DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK COURSES OFFERED BASIC COURSE OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR FOUNDATION COURSE IN COMMUNICATION SKILLS LANGUAGE ENHANCEMENT PROFICIENCY CALL CENTER TRAINING TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRAINING PLACEMENTS DOWNLOADS STUDY CENTRES FEEDBACK CURRENT OPENINGS CAREERS FORMS Your browser doesnt support this format ",35);arrFiles[109]=new Array(110,"softdev.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT To be successful in the Current Global Economic Turnabout, businesses must rethink their entire strategy, from vendor and customer relationships to the measurement and assessment of economic results. The expertise of ORBIT can significantly influence the efficiency of any organization. A professionally managed software products company built on market intelligence; ORBIT helps the business and technology run in tandem. The advantage of ORBIT phenomenally lies with its technical and strategic alliances, which update into front running technologies. More than the synergy of business operations and focus on continuous improvement, progress and finally the achievement of goals make the difference. CORE EXPERTISE CORE SERVICES TECH. COMPETENCIES SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS << Back ",6);arrFiles[110]=new Array(111,"softdevmethod.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT METHODOLOGY ORBIT’s mature processes, proprietary methodologies, proven offshore development model and stringent quality management systems minimize development cost, reduce time-to-market and ensure the highest quality product for our customers. We follow a software quality assurance plan that adheres to the quality assurance needs at every phase of the software development life cycle. Our aim is to provide quantifiable and consistent results through automated processes that have been tested over time. The plan establishes a uniform software development process, which is applicable throughout the entire software development life cycle. Stringent quality checks ensure that the quality of the software development work delivered is superior by all standards. With a vision towards achieving the highest level of quality, the software development work processes are streamlined to achieve maximum benefit. At ORBIT, all projects follow a well-defined project life cycle. We follow a standard software development methodology which helps us to provide very cost-effective and efficient solutions. The following are the various phases of software development life cycle followed: << Back ",4);arrFiles[111]=new Array(112,"softdevpro.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS Phase A - Requirement Gathering This is the first phase for every project when our business consultants meet the client to understand the course, design, and platform requirements. These are brainstorming sessions that help determine the overall business objectives and marketing goals. The initial scope of the project is then defined in terms of cost, effort, schedule, and deliverables and functional specifications are generated. An extensive feasibility study is done, after which a proposal agreement is signed with the client. Phase B - Analysis & Design Specialists from project management, software engineering, instructional design, and graphic design analyze the client \'s requirements, design the hardware and software architecture and determine their implications on product development. Based on the analysis, a design specification document is prepared. Along with this a test plan gets generated. Phase C - Development & Testing ORBIT builds the application in progressive phases or increments upon approval of development specifications by the client. Once the client approves the design, the production team starts the development process. This is where scripting, creation of graphics, and coding take place. Testing begins right at the prototype phase and continues throughout the various project milestones. Phase D - Deployment and Training Once the system goes into production mode, comprehensive training is extended to the end-users; not only to administer and maintain it, but also to make them understand the underlying technology and development tools. The end-users are trained to use the application effectively. Follow-up action in terms of close monitoring of the system and applications ensures immediate response to issues. << Back ",6);arrFiles[112]=new Array(113,"sql.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","SQL SERVER This SQL programming course teaches students relational database fundamentals and SQL programming skills. Topics covered include relational database architecture, database design techniques, and simple and complex query skills. This class is intended for analysts, developers, designers, administrators, and managers new to the SQL programming language. Upon completion, participants will understand SQL functions, join techniques, database objects and constraints, and will be able to write useful SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE statements. Extensive hands on exercises are used throughout to reinforce learning and develop real competence Prerequisites: General computer knowledge. Familiarity with relational database concepts is helpful but not required. Core topics · Relational Database Fundamentals · Manipulating Query Results · Advanced Query Techniques · Creating a Database · Stored Procedures · Triggers · Writing Basic SQL Queries · Manipulating Table Data Using SQL \'s Data Manipulation Language (DML) · Managing Database Objects · Performance Tuning · User-Defined Functions << Back ",10);arrFiles[113]=new Array(114,"techcomp.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TECH. COMPETENCIES Orbit has pool of experienced consultants in Microsoft technologies like VB, VC++,VB.Net, C#, ASP.Net, Active Directory, etc. We also have experienced professionals who work with JAVA technologies like Core Java, JSP, EJB, Servlets, Java EE custom solutions development, Struts, Hibernate, Springs etc. .Net Expertise Java / J2EE Expertise LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP/Perl) C, VC++, EVC From implementations to customized integration, our experience helps Clients maximize internal systems integration as well as integration with customers, suppliers and other external entities. Whether you are implementing a new system, adding modules, developing new interfaces, or simply need assistance in maximizing the benefits of your existing system, we can help executing the best solutions quickly and effectively. << Back ",8);arrFiles[114]=new Array(115,"test.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TESTING TOOLS WITH MANUAL TESTING Testing tools This course provides in-depth coverage of the basics of software testing and the technique of testing. Students will learn from hundreds of testing examples, with the instructor explaining each concept. In addition, students will test so many applications, starting at problem definition, requirements analysis, system design, and the details of testing. To help students complete the project, instructor will assist students in step-by-step execution. This course will also include a series of mock tests and technical test which help students to clear technical interview. Software testing is the process used to measure the quality of developed computer software. Usually, quality is constrained to such topics as correctness, completeness, security, but can also include more technical requirements as described under the ISO standard ISO 9126, such as capability, reliability, efficiency, portability, maintainability, compatibility, and usability. Testing is a process of technical investigation, performed on behalf of stakeholders, that is intended to reveal quality-related information about the product with respect to the context in which it is intended to operate. This includes, but is not limited to, the process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding errors. Quality is not an absolute; it is value to some person. With that in mind, testing can never completely establish the correctness of arbitrary computer software; testing furnishes a criticism or comparison that compares the state and behaviour of the product against a specification. An important point is that software testing should be distinguished from the separate discipline of Software Quality Assurance (SQA), which encompasses all business process areas, not just testing. There are many approaches to software testing, but effective testing of complex products is essentially a process of investigation, not merely a matter of creating and following routine procedure. One definition of testing is Advantage of the COURSE Testing is a process used to help identify the correctness, completeness and quality of developed computer software. With that in mind, testing can never completely establish the correctness of computer software. Testing helps in Verifying and Validating if the Software is working as it is intended to be working. This involves using Static and Dynamic methodologies to Test the application. Testing should systematically uncover different classes of errors in a minimum amount of time and with a minimum amount of effort. A secondary benefit of testing is that it demonstrates that the software appears to be working as stated in the specifications. The data collected through testing can also provide an indication of the software \'s reliability and quality. But, testing cannot show the absence of defect -- it can only show that software defects are present. CORE TOPICS INTRODUCTION TO SQT WINRUNNER 8.2 (WR) Quality Center 9.0 (QC) QUICK TEST PROFESSIONAL 9.0 (QTP) LOAD RUNNER 8.1 (LR) Test Director 7.6 (TD) SILK TEST (Segue) Rational Tools << Back ",10);arrFiles[115]=new Array(116,"Training.html","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","Training... ORBIT with it \'s superior aptitude professionals manages to offer an unparalleled level of training which produces advanced breed of Software and Multimedia professionals to compete with the best in the world. ",1);arrFiles[116]=new Array(117,"trainingmethod.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TRAINING METHODOLOGY At ORBIT, we’ve evolved a comprehensive range of Training methodologies & Systems designed to augment the efficiency of a Student and minimize the learning curve. The expertise passed on by our seasoned Trainers reduces substantially the Trial and Error efforts of the Trainee. Trainers are proactively upgraded on state of art curriculum and are concentric with live Industry projects to enhance the usability of the training material by its execution in the Lab. We prepare students by delivering practically oriented training which teaches them how to apply the knowledge that they gain in classes, simultaneously preparing them to clear the tough internal assessments, which in turn builds confidence and assists individuals when applying for jobs. It is through this method of education that our students have been able to move on to the higher echelons of the professions in the Industry. The Trainers are essentially tested for their Quest for Learning and Passion for training before they come under the shade of our influence which runs deep into each Trainer in a predefined and focused manner. << Back ",4);arrFiles[117]=new Array(118,"trainingphilosophy.htm","20 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TRAINING PHILOSOPHY ORBIT’s programs open new vistas for the Trainee while introducing to an exciting world of knowledge. This dynamic mechanism, when used effectively maximizes talent. Proficiency in technology usage reinforces development of process skills including adaptability, flexibility, critical thinking, problem solving skills and teamwork, which are crucial to achieving success. In the world of growing technology, it is vital to establish a learning environment that is accessible, established and relevant to essential skills. << Back ",3);arrFiles[118]=new Array(119,"tst.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","TECHNICAL SUPPORT TRAINING INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER one will learn computer concepts what hard ware and software consists of, how to navigate ones way around the desktop, and how to work with files and disks. The other topics covered include computer safety and basic rules of thumb when working with systems. HARDWARE one will get familiar with different parts of computer like motherboard .com/ dom, ram/ rom, cd drive parts of motherbaord, communication ports, and will be able to identify different devices like display cards ,mouse, connectors, modem connectors, sound card, tv-tuner card, printers , scanners, etc ASSEMBLING & DESEMBLING OF COMPUTER one will learn the preparation of case, motherboard, installation of memory, modems ,motherboard and cd drive, and how to prepare and install hard drive ,video card, sound card and modem. one will learn how to boot the system and doC-OMS settings and to create hard disk petitions and installation of softwares OPERATING SYSTEMS one will learn different types of operating systems like Linux, ms dos, windowsxp / 2000 and commands INTERNET EXPLORER one will learn how to do settings of browser, configuration of outlook express, updations of security patches, firewall updations of virus and enhanced security NETWORKING one will learn how to create network between two or multiple systems and how to do network cabling, WAN, LAN, Ethernet, define of protocols, tcp / ip,elements of network connectivity and will also learn how to do connections of external devices, like network printer ,scanner etc. SECURITY one will get familiar with types of anti -viruses and hacking, security of files, folders and password protecting systems from internet, E-mail, privacy hacking. TROUBLE SHOOTING one will learn how t o trouble-shoot problems related to hard-disk, display on monitors, booting failure, attachment of external devices like printer ,scanner etc. and how to have backup and recovery of system files ,introduction to Routers. << Back ",5);arrFiles[119]=new Array(120,"unix.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","UNIX Orbit provides training on standard UNIX commands and utilities used for day to day tasks including file manipulation, program execution and control, and effective use of the shell and X Window system. Orbit presents the concepts necessary to understand the way UNIX works as well as the system \'s most commonly used commands. Data manipulation utilities and shell syntax for synthesizing command pipelines are emphasized. Bourne and Korn shell programming is introduced so students will be able to read and modify existing shell scripts as well as create their own. The X Window System is also introduced from a user \'s perspective, including configuration of the user \'s environment, use of the window manager, and use of several standard X client utility programs such as xterm. Proficiency in applying new skills is reinforced with extensive hands on exercises after each module. Core topics: · Introduction to Unix · The File System · Text File Manipulation · Introduction to Shells: sh, csh , and ksh · Multitasking and Batch Processing · Shell Programming · Backing Up Files · Introduction to the X Window System << Back ",8);arrFiles[120]=new Array(121,"unixadmin.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","UNIX ADMINISTRATION Orbit provides training on standard UNIX commands and utilities used for day to day tasks including file manipulation, program execution and control, and effective use of the shell and X Window system. Orbit presents the concepts necessary to understand the way UNIX works as well as the system \'s most commonly used commands. Data manipulation utilities and shell syntax for synthesizing command pipelines are emphasized. Bourne and Korn shell programming is introduced so students will be able to read and modify existing shell scripts as well as create their own. The X Window System is also introduced from a user \'s perspective, including configuration of the user \'s environment, use of the window manager, and use of several standard X client utility programs such as xterm. Proficiency in applying new skills is reinforced with extensive hands on exercises after each module. Core topics · Introduction to Unix · The File System · Text File Manipulation · Introduction to Shells: sh, csh , and ksh · Multitasking and Batch Processing · Shell Programming · Backing Up Files · Introduction to the X Window System << Back ",8);arrFiles[121]=new Array(122,"vbnet.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","VB.NET Orbit offers an environment of Microsoft .Net Technology where realization of career ambitions is as much of a goal as all around personality development and learning to have fun. Orbit provides you with a perspective on both the Indian and overseas markets and prepare you to participate in the emerging international economy. Orbit is a company that’s sensitive to your professional and personal needs, with people-- and employee-friendly policies that make for an inspiring work culture Orbit lively and “young at heart” outlook has ensured that we remain on the career radar of Generation Next-the powerhouse for growth Advantage of the COURSE: NET Framework is a new and revolutionary platform created by Microsoft for developing applications. Microsoft release of the .NET Framework runs on the Windows operating system, it is fast becoming possible to find alternative versions that will work on others. Net Framework has no restriction on type of applications, allows the creation of Windows applications, Web applications, Web services, and pretty much anything else you can think of. The .NET Framework has been designed so that it can be used from any language. All of this provides a hitherto unthinkable level of versatility and is part of what makes using the .NET Framework such an attractive prospect. Core TOPICS Net Framework VB.Net Ado.Net Asp.Net Assemblies Remoting Reflection Setup & Deployment Web services Xml Crystal report SqlServer 2000 Ajax << Back ",12);arrFiles[122]=new Array(123,"whyark.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","WHY ARK - IHM? ark-ihm is a centre of excellence, focused on providing state-of-the-art infrastructure, training and wealth of experience in the field of Aviation, Travel and Hospitality Management that help aspirants realize their dreams. ark-ihm is committed to quality assurance enhancement. The content of all its programs of study are regularly reviewed and developed to ensure that excellence is maintained and continue to be the best. Highly demanding and practical oriented program Quality oriented training methodology Special and personalized emphasis World class curriculum – industry driven with practical inputs Course delivered by highly qualified & superior aptitude professionals Guest lectures by the experts in the industry Periodical group discussions to enhance confidence Personal interviews oriented to the need of the hour Well formulated courseware State-of-the-art infrastructure with audio-visual aids Aircraft cabin services mock-up Food & beverage services laboratory State-of-the-art computer laboratory On the job training Best choice for campus recruitments << Back ",7);arrFiles[123]=new Array(124,"whyopel.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","WHY OPEL MULTIMEDIA Here at OPEL you will be challenged to approach problems with Creative and Disciplined Thought. This is achieved through our Key Strengths: · Quality Oriented Training Methodology · Special & Personalized Emphasis · Periodical Group Discussions to enhance Confidence · Personal Interviews oriented to the need of the hour · State-of-the-art Infrastructure with Audio-Visual aids · World Class Curriculum-Practical & Industry Driven · Well-formulated Courseware · Highly Qualified & Superior Aptitude Trainers · Guest Lectures by Industry Experts · Highly demanding and Practical Oriented · On the Job Training · No.1 choice for Campus Recruitments INNOVATIVE TEACHING METHODS OPELmultimedia’s innovative learning approach delivers academic rigor and real world practice. This combination of methods is uniquely powerful. Challenges in the industry today are multi-dimensional and you need to have expertise in multiple fields. Our research expertise and experience of over a decade has helped us to develop the set of Curriculum which gives you Multi-disciplinary Learning opportunities. STRATEGIC SMALL UNITS OPEL has many enriching learning experiences tailored to your interest and goals as we have a small student body with world class resources. A small class allows you to work closely with your faculties and maximize learning opportunities. Dedicated career advisor and personalized career support helps you to reach your career goals and move confidently forward in the direction of your ambitions. QUALITY STANDARDS The program is a demanding one, requiring a great level of personal commitment and discipline to undertake extensive private study in support of lectures and seminars. Quality output is ensured through tough assessment carried out using Formal Presentations, Class Tests and Evaluations of course. LIFE CHANGING RELATIONSHIPS OPEL student’s often refer to their classmates as “Amazing” or “incredible”. They describe their campus living experiences as some of the most memorable times of lives. Collaborative community is the hallmark of OPELmultimedia. Your fraternity of colleagues and friends remains strong even decades later. Small class sizes, high performance standards and a variety of viewpoints combine to help student reach uncommon heights in their learning. << Back ",12);arrFiles[124]=new Array(125,"xml.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","XML This hands on XML course presents a thorough introduction to creating, validating, transforming, and formatting XML data. The course covers structuring data with XML; validating that data with document type definitions (DTDs) and schemas; creating and viewing XML documents; and transforming XML documents with the XML Stylesheet Language (XSL, XSLT and XPATH). Prerequisites: Basic HTML knowledge. Attendance at the course Web Site Development with HTML/JavaScript is sufficient to meet prerequisites for this course. Advantages of this course The course will also focus on creating, validating and transforming data in a Java or .NET application development environment. Extensive examples and demos are provided, as well as comprehensive hands on lab exercises that reinforce the concepts being taught and introduce the practical application of XML to business problems. Core topics · Introduction to xml languages · Xml schema · Xml document validation · Name spaces · Xml DOM · Document rendering · Extensible style sheet language · XSLT · Xpath functions << Back ",8);arrFiles[125]=new Array(126,"xmlweb.htm","19 Jun 2008","Welcome To Orbit","","","XML WEBSERVICES This hands on XML programming class presents a thorough introduction to creating, validating, transforming, transporting and formatting XML data. The course covers structuring data with XML; validating that data with document type definitions (DTDs) and schemas; creating and viewing XML documents; transforming XML documents with the XML Stylesheet Language (XSL, XSLT and XPATH); use of XML in the deployment of Web Services; referencing XML data via the document object model (DOM) and parsing libraries; and parsing XML via the Simple API for XML (SAX). The course will also focus on creating, validating and transforming data in a Java or .NET application development environment. Extensive examples and demos are provided, as well as comprehensive hands on lab exercises that reinforce the concepts being taught and introduce the practical application of XML to business problems. 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