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Showing posts with label BIT semester 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BIT semester 1. Show all posts

Monday, September 2, 2013

BIT semester 1 recommended books (new syllabus)


UCSC has changed the BIT syllabus with the effect of 2013 intake. The first semester subject are as follows,
  IT1105_Information Systems & Technology
  IT1205_Computer Systems 1
  IT1305_Web Application Development I
  EN1101_Communication Skills
  EN1201_Introductory Mathematics
  EN1301_Personal Computing
BIT exam is mainly focused on those reading materials and this may help you to make the examination a success. So we simlify your work by providing the reading materials that are recomended by the UCSC





BIT semester 1 - Information Systems & Technology recommended books



BIT semester 1 -Computer Systems recommended books




Saturday, August 10, 2013

BIT semester 1 student manuals (Old syllabus)



I am writing this post with reference to the post published in FB. These are the Student Manuals for BIT OLD SYLABUS.

Albeit all the attachments under the category of Application Packages are not student manuals.

If you need more resources relevant to semester 1 please comment bellow.
Good Luck !.

http://www.mediafire.com/?nnwxdv5ibo61hdi

Monday, August 13, 2012

VLE access from your mobile

This sounds great huh ? Do you ever knew that there is a thing like this ?

This is called MLE . Just type  http://vle.bit.lk/m in your mobile's address bar.




This would be helpful when you are out of range of a PC.


Sunday, August 12, 2012

Uploading pictures to VLE discussion forum

Almost all the people don't know how to upload a picture to a VLE discussion forum. Some people try to  do this using copy and paste. This doesn't work at all.

And some are using print screen button , save it in paint and then upload the picture which covers the whole screen and it seems that is also not successful.

The best answer for this kind of issue is to use screen capturing tools.

In windows 7 ,8 -> Snipping tool.

The path is Start > All programs > Accessories > Snipping Tool .All you have to do is to drag the pointer where you want to capture.




Unfortunately we don't have such a tool in windows XP. We have to get this tool downloaded and installed in XP.
So here is the link for XP users.

http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-screen-capture-utility.htm


For linux users , to be honest, you 're very lucky coz  ,you can do this more easily , all you have to do is to press the print screen button.  Then automatically linux saves the screenshot for you.



Moreover if you want to do more other than saving a screenshot you can use software like SHUTTER .