The schedule for Exun has been changed due to requests from participants for the National Talent Search Examination. Please note the changes made in red.
Click here to see the new schedule.

Due to the school being closed tommorow and because of no transportation none of the exunites will be taking part in the computer school symposium at Ahlcon School which was to take place on 2nd November.

Thanking you
Manas

” Here’s another weird finding on Google Earth. Somewhere in Alberta in Canada you can spot mountains or large hills that look like the face of an Indian.

It looks pretty real, even a lot more realistic than the face on Mars in my opinion. It’s also pretty big, I used the measure tool in Google Earth to measure the size of the Native American’s forehead and its about 225 meters (0.14 miles) long.You can check it out in Google Maps or just enter 50° 0’38.20″N 110° 6’48.32″W in Google Earth. And like someone in our comment section said, with a bit of imagination you can see he has an earbud in his ear (maybe he’s listening to his iPod?) “

Source: dvhardware

There will be a meeting for ALL Exun members on Wednesday, 1st November 2006, during break in Lab 4.
In addition, there will be a meeting for participants of Silico Battles on Tuesday, 31st October 2006, during break in Lab 4.

This is for all those who will be participating in EXUN 2006.
We have received numerous requests for rescheduling the events taking place on the 12th of November as many of the participants have their NTSE exam on the same day.

We are ready to switch the timings of Junior Quiz with Crossword.
Please send us an email at exunclan@gmail.com and inform us whether this is comfortable for you, as we would like to ensure maximum participation.

Other suggestions are also welcome.

Thank you
Gursartaj
President
Exunclan

This is quite entertaining. (Plus, it offends neither Apple nor Microsoft)

Firefox 2 is here! And I don’t mean the release candidate. Although Mozilla hasn’t announced it officially, all the files for the final version of Firefox 2 have been uploaded to their FTP server at 10/23/2006 8:19:00 AM.

So get it now from here.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s45DiWSF9gU

Hello fellow members
Thats a movie me and a group of people made for a competition, the results of which we never got.
Anyways
Comments are welcome
Signing off
G

Dates: 2nd,3rd & 4th November

Venue:Ahlcon Public School
Mayur Vihar,Phase 1
New Delhi-91

Group Discussion:
Radhika Malik

G Sym :
Ankit Srivastava
Vansh Muttreja

Senior Programming :
Anant Jain
Abhijit Das

Software Display :
Gaurav Misra

Senior Quiz:
Team 1
Dhruv Kumar
Gursartaj Singh Nijjar

Team 2
Manas Gautam
Bharat Agarwal

Circuit Making:
Mohit Taneja
Tushar Gupta

DJ Mixing:
Kunal Singh
Mukund Kabra

Digi Imaging :
Siddharth Nangia
Raghav Khullar

VB Programming :
Anant Jain
Abhijit Das

Web Designing:
Sahil Bajaj
Dhruv Kumar

Flash :
Rijul Jain
Vansh Muttreja

Crossword:
Kartikeya
Ananth

Junior Programming :
Utkarsh Ohm
Vipul

Comlit :
Rohit Garg
Aviral
Digvijay

Junior Quiz:
Sakshi
Aditya jain

Maths Presentation :
Manas Gautam
Raghav Khullar
Bharat Agarwal

Gaming:
Aditya Jain

Thanking you

Dates: 2nd,3rd & 4th November

Venue:Ahlcon Public School
Mayur Vihar,Phase 1
New Delhi-91

Events

G-Sym(Classes X-XII)
Max Number of teams per school : 1
Number of Participants per team:3
Group Discussion:
§ Number Of Participants :1 Time : 1Hr
§ The Participants will be informed about the topic 20 minutes prior to the event
G-Sym:
§Topic : Evolving Virus Threat Overshadowing the Ethics of Networking
§Number of participants : 2

SENIOR PROGRAMMING (Classes X-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
§Language medium will be Turbo C++

SOFTWARE DISPLAY (Classes X-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2

SENIOR QUIZ
Max. Number of teams per school: 2
Number of participants per team: 2

CIRCUIT DESIGNING (Classes X-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2

DJ MIXING (Classes X-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
Medium of DJ Mixing is E-J SE.

DIGITAL IMAGING (Classes IX-XII)
Max. Number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2

PROGRAMMING IN VISUAL BASIC (Classes IX-XII)
Max. Number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
VB Pro 6 will be available version of the software.

WEB PRESENTATION (Classes IX-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
Topic- India’s Own Interpol : A Weapon Against Terrorism
Participants will have to bring a prepared website in a CD/floppy.

FLASH PRESENTATION (Classes IX-XII)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
Topic – India a Superpower in 2020 :

CROSSWORD (Classes IX & X)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
Crossword will consist of technical terms & abbreviations

JUNIOR PROGRAMMING (Classes VI-IX)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 2
Language medium will be QBASIC.

COMLIT
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 3
Topic for Collage: Mutancy: Poisoning The Human Race

GAMING (Classes VI-IX)
Max number of teams per school: 1
Number of participants per team: 3

JUNIOR QUIZ (Classes VI-IX)
Max. Number of teams per school: 2
Number of participants per team: 2
Enigmatic quiz based on general awareness, graphics software packages (Flash, Dreamweaver etc), and basic hardware knowledge.Two rounds involving Mathematics will also be there.

MATHS PRESENTATION (Class XI & XII)
Max number of teams per school : 1
Number of participants per team : 3

The Schedule and other details regarding the events are available on their website,but it dated a year back(maybe they forgot to change 2005 to 2006).
There also seems to be a surprise event which is an open event but they haven’t mentioned it in their Events section.
Thanking You.

-Raghav