Angular JS SEMINAR

Course Duration:	Minimum 10 Days
Curriculum Delivery:	Online / Offline
Timings & Schedules:	Flexible time shift as per the convenience of candidates
Certification Authority:	AIT Issued Seminar Completion Certificate
Seminar Index:	Seminar Paper Research, Seminar Presentation Training, Documentation, Demo viva Section, PPT Presentation

About The Seminar

ATEES Industrial Training seminar paper involves everything that one needs to be successful in their respective career. The courses are designed to help candidates comprehend the topic and incorporate apt skills in their professional writing. We welcome questions from our candidates on how we can help them with the seminar preparation. In addition, our support team will guide one with seminar topics including quality discussion on the logical idea and technologies involved. The seminar paper is presented in four major sections: Introduction; Background; Analysis; and Conclusion. Each sub-sections will be researched and examined in detail in the subsequent pages.

A defunct JavaScript-based web framework for creating single-page apps, AngularJS is free and open-source. It was mostly kept up by Google and a group of people and businesses. You will get a general overview of Why Angular JS, How Angular JS Works, Components, Directives, Functions, and file structure in Angular JS will be covered in the Angular JS seminar paper. With a selection of presentations that make up the section, you can observe how each element interacts with the part as a whole. Once each element of a topic has been defined, the content is cross-checked utilising many technology-based research.

• Why was created?
• Features
• Conclusion

No.	Seminar Topics
1	Image Quality Evaluation in Professional HDRWCG Production Questions the Need for HDR Metrics - (High dynamic range (HDR),wide color gamut (WCG),objective quality metric,image coding,visual perception)
2	EBug Tracker – Bug Tracking System Project-(Node.js, Java, Ruby on Rails, PHP,)
3	In-Memory Associative Processors Tutorial, Potential, and Challenges -( Associative Processors)