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Dhananjay Singh has a Masters in Computer Science from University of Texas at Dallas and a Bachelor's in Engineering from M.S. Ramaiah Institute of Technology in Bangalore, India. He has skills in tools like Unity, Maya and programming languages including C++, C#, Java and JavaScript. Some of his projects include a multiplayer Unity game controlled by voice and gestures, a tower activation game in Unity, and procedural skin and mesh generation in Unity using C#. He has worked as a Systems Engineer at Infosys and volunteered as an educator for underprivileged children.
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already measured object, in the scene.
Library Management System: (JAVA,SQL)
Using JDBC as front end and SQL as back end, designed a simple library management system.
Android Contact Manager (JAVA,XML)
Inventory management using pattern recognition (Data Mining) (JAVA, Rapid miner)
Used the Apriori all algorithm for pattern recognition, came up with a support based pattern matching for
books issued by each student in each department.
Devised a support count with these patterns and used the resulting trend to predict what book a particular
student tries to borrow next.
PERL/CGI based web application (Perl/CGI,HTML/CSS, C++)
A simple web based application focused on providing transparency in monetary dealings within the farming
community.
A user can either sign in as a farmer or a broker and options will be populated on the screen on that basis.
Brokers have options to lend money, provide equipment, provide quotations for each commodity that he
desires.
Each quotation has to be approved by an administrator before the farmer can see it on his screen.
Farmer has the options of rejecting a quotation, buying equipment, providing his own crop output information
etc.
Work Experience:
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Systems Engineer, Infosys Technologies Ltd.[Server Administrator for Capital Group of Companies] Sept 2012-Jan 2014
Education Support, Make A Difference [Educator for under-privileged Children] Sept 2013-Dec 2015
Public Relations Team Member, Make A Difference [Content Writer] Sept 2013-Dec 2015
Activities:
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Student Coordinator for annual technical fest “IGNITE” in the year 2010 and 2011.
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