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CSIC 2014( December ) 50/- ` ISSN 0970-647X | Volume No. 38 | Issue No. 9 | December 2014 9 | December 38 | Issue No. No. | Volume 0970-647X ISSN Cover Story Boundaries of Algorithmic Computing 7 Cover Story Algorithmic Computing – A Perspective 10 Research Front Stable Marriage – Algorithm and Variants 23 Article Security Corner Defi ning and Describing Security Corner An Overview of Next Generation Multilayer Approach for Safe A Case Study of Vaayda Firewalls (NGFW) Social Networking Bazaar 35 30 37 www.csi-india.org www.csi-india.org CSI Communications | December 2014 | 1 CSI Communications Contents Volume No. 38 • Issue No. 9 • December 2014 Editorial Board Cover Story Articles Boundaries of Algorithmic Computing Challenges in Using Aadhar as Unique Chief Editor 7 Prof. David M Keil 28 Identity Number for Delivery of Dr. R M Sonar e-Government Services Algorithmic Computing – A Perspective Rajesh Sharma Editors 10 N.S. Narayanaswamy Dr. Debasish Jana Defi ning and Describing Multilayer Dr. Achuthsankar Nair Technical Trends 30 Approach for Safe Social Networking Algorithms to Restructure the Websites Nandakumar Edamana Resident Editor 12 for Effi cient Browsing Mrs. Jayshree Dhere Harpreet Singh and Parminder Kaur Practitioner Workbench Programming.Tips() » Algorithm – AIM (Analysis in Minutes) 33 Fun with Bitwise Operators in C 14 B. Raj Kumar and M. Chandrakumar Peter Programming Amitava Nag Algorithmic Computing: A Detailed Published by 15 Oriented Thinking about Procedures Programming.Learn(“R”) » Executive Secretary Prof (Dr.) D G Jha and Ms. Kimaya Ambekar Shine with Shiny of R !!! Mr. Suchit Gogwekar Umesh P and Silpa Bhaskaran For Computer Society of India Recommendation Engines – A Generic 34 21 Architecture Design, Print and Ms. Seema Rawat, Mr. Praveen Kumar, Security Corner Dispatch by Prof. Sunil Kumar Khatri and Dr. Balvinder Shukla Information Security » CyberMedia Services Limited 35 An Overview of Next Generation Research Front Firewalls (NGFW) Stable Marriage – Algorithm and Variants Samriti Gupta, Balvir Kumar and P. K. Khosla Dr. Meghana Nasre 23 Case Studies in IT Governance, IT Risk and Information Security » Generating Random Numbers and 37 A Case Study of Vaayda Bazaar their Applications in Computing 26 Dr. Vishnu Kanhere Srabani Mukhopadhyaya Please note: CSI Communications is published by Computer Society of India, a non-profi t organization. Views and opinions expressed in the CSI Communications are those of individual authors, contributors and advertisers and they may diff er from policies and offi cial statements of CSI. 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good news that Prof. Mahabala Distinguished Chair in Computational Brain Research has been established on 28th Nov 2014 by Mr. Kris Gopalakrishnan, co-Founder of Infosys at Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Madras where Prof. Mahabala had served in the faculty of Computer Science and Engineering for over two decades.
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