#taking a lab that uses python FOR MATH

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python automatically taking input as strings is so annoying. i’m aware that the java equivalent,

import java.util.Scanner

Scanner input = new Scanner(System.in);

int prompt = input.nextInt();

is way more complicated but like the fact that if i don’t specify every time i can’t do math is getting on my nerves

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Fuckin

Semi masturbatory caffeinated ramble reflecting on skills acquired in my PhD

Thinking about how broad and interdisciplinary my project is and the kinda of things I have to be familiar with or an expert in. I get down on myself sometimes for progress but looking at all the shit I've learned.... Without formal classes or a senior grad student or (for the majority of it) no post doc. And a PI who can't help bc she's really a business lady at this point not a professor. Maybe shouldn't be hard on myself?

Like. I did completely different projects in undergrad (biotech/proteins/genetics/regenerative medicine, advanced manufacturing/composite fabrication/CNC/welding/process statistics, translational neuropharma studies of addiction/rodent handling and operant training and behavioral video analysis/neural tissue slicing n staining/hand making neuroelectrodes for implantation, design and fabrication of impedance spectroscopy based electrochemical sensors/automation of sensor fab and use w a micro fluidic flow cell)

Like. Since I've started I've learned:

- how to do multi-step air-free water-free chemical synthesis (with glove box and schlenk line) and purification (extraction, filtration, chromatography) of light sensitive amphiphiles (extra tricky)

- how to get and read NMR even for massive fucking molecules and interpret weird peaks (I can casually see if I've got water or any of my common solvents contaminating the spectra without referencing a table at this point)

-how to fucking take down and set up and fix everything in our chemical synthesis lab (because we moved and all our shit was abused for years) and all the intricate non-unified and sometimes conflicting rules for hazardous chemical storage

- the theory/math and how to actually use the equipment to do optoelectronic/photophysical characterization (e.g. using the UV vis spectrometer and writing python to convert the data files into readable tables and figures, learning theory so I can develop equations to relate photon flux to change in absorbance of an actinometer ((light sensitive molecule with a consistent quantum yield)) then obtain quantum yield of charge transfer in a different molecule but same setup, how to use the fluorimeter and get intensity and quantum yield, how to set up lasers and LEDs, what cuvettes to use, how to get fluorescence lifetimes or take two photon excitation data, how to spin coat wafers n do thin film transistor studies), more theory about how photo induced electron transfer voltage sensors work and the importance of angle of insertion on sensitivity (and how to measure it with polarization microscopy) other voltage sensing dye mechanisms like FRET or electrochromic dyes and why to use intensity vs lifetime vs whatever when interpreting signal readouts and the extrinsic and intrinsic factors affecting that interpretation.

- how to do vesicle fabrication and immobilize for imaging, typical membrane compositions and dynamics (e.g. phase orders depending on cholesterol concentrations, significance of packing parameters to membrane organization), measurimg particle radius with DLS, controlling inner cargo and gradients over a membrane by manipulating the bulk solution, the interplay between non radiative decay and the stiffness of the membrane microenvironment around a fluorophore

- the math and bio behind electrophysiology/advanced neuroscience pertaining to modeling and calculating and quantifying signalling/equivalent RC circuit analysis, what spatiotemporal requirements there are for studying this shit <- though this was through a class, not self taught

- I already had cell culture experience and did some adherent and suspended cultures, some live dead imaging assays, etc, but I've learned new facets like how to go about picking electrically exciteable lines (ease of growing? What media requirements? time to multiply and differentiate? What agent to differentiate? How to induce firing without a patch clamp?) and troubleshooting uptake/optimizing staining and imaging parameters (what media or buffer for growth vs staining vs washing vs imaging? Can it have serum? Can it have calcium and magnesium? What salts, how is it buffered, whats the osmolarity I can get away with? What concentrations work for what # of cells? What dilution factors? Do I need to admix equivolumes of dye solution and cell solution? Do I prep the organic solvent+ dye + aqueous solution with sonication or filtration or vortexing before mixing? Is DMSO or ethanol or DMF a better organic for dispersal or biocompatibility? What's the Ideal incubation time for uptake and viability? How long before I absolutely need to image or the dye gets internalized? If it's retained long, how many days could I image for?) for my tricky aggregation-prone non-diffusive thermodynamically-partitioned dye. Also stuff like what commercially available live imaging dyes can I compare to or complement my visualizations with or use for colocalization studies (other lipophilic membrane dyes that insert in the bilayer with preferences for diff order regions? What about comparison with surface adhering dyes like WGA-iFluor that bind surface sugars, to show that our dye can laterally diffuse to areas blocked by cell-cell contacts?), what fluorescence specific parameters do I need to characterize (photo toxicity/photo bleaching time?)

And then there's other shit I've picked up like. Idk. How to make orders in the particular institute I'm in. Better citation managers and ways to search literature. Recognizing what groups and journals and conferences are major players in the fields I'm touching. Getting comfy presenting my shit.

I need to learn a little more about microscopy (especially FLIM and how to build a polarizer module into the scope we have for polarization microscopy), and a little more about the state of the art for voltage dyes and live-imaging dye characterization but man. I think I'm getting somewhere. I'm starting to know enough to see the end of this project and pick my directions moving forward and argue when my PI is wrong

Gahhhhhh

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its the start of week 2 and i have not written a single thing for this blog 😭 blaming it on the lack of Things in my classes so far but its probably just me not wanting to post. curse my years of lurking

Math (calc 1) - ngl, the worst out of all my classes so far. Weekly quizzes, midterm + final exam is 75% of my grade, the first quiz (which is innn 2 hours) is a high school review but I erm. did not take grade 12 math. i took an intro to calc in college last year. which apparently did not cover the entire grade 12 pre calc curriculum. nothing like spending the first week teaching yourself half a years worth of math concepts am i right

english - banger. i love my prof, and the class is on things like writing grant proposals, the publics perception of science, science communication and the history of class inequality in science. legit cannot wait for this class. its also arranged so that my entire section is physics majors, mostly astrophys but theres also some math phys and a few biophys majors too

physics (mechanics) - seems cool so far, my two profs are married apparenly and theyre both yappers but it works so well in physics. one prof spent the entire firet lecture rambling about Dirac without even realizing it. very excited. labs dont start until week 3 so ill see how that goes

comp sci - intro to programming (in python) for people who have Never done coding before, so the first few weeks im expecting to be easy/review for me. not super excited but also not bored of it yet. since its pretty essential to modern astronomy im absorbing everything i can from it and probably will end up self teaching myself more after the class ends, depending on how in depth it gets (since its my only required CS course and id rather use my very few electives for more fun stuff)

french - sitting in this lecture rn, also seems fun so far. only like 12 people in this class and the prof is cool so im hoping itll be easy and/or fun. its somewhat review from my gr 11 courses in hs (passé composé, verb conjucations, weather / geography vocab) but i really enjoy speaking my 2nd language so fingers crossed it gets me prepared enough to take the DELF exam and get my bilingual status !

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Top 7 Things Every Student Must Know Before Choosing B.Tech in Computer Science & Engineering

Many students want to build a career in technology. They think about doing a B.Tech in Computer Science and Engineering. This course is common among students who like coding and computers. But students should understand a few things before taking admission.

1. Know What the Course Covers

This course is not just about using a computer. It teaches how a computer works and how to build software. Students learn about programming, operating systems, and databases. They also study networks, data structures, and algorithms.

2. Coding Is a Daily Task

Students write code almost every day. They work in languages like C++, Python, and Java. Coding helps in building websites, apps, and software. Students who enjoy logical thinking often do better in this field.

3. Math Is a Part of the Course

Math is important in B.Tech in CSE. Students solve problems using logic and formulas. Subjects like algebra and statistics help in many topics. Math also helps in building smart computer programs.

4. Practice Is as Important as Theory

Books and notes are not enough. Students need to build projects and solve real problems. Some colleges give good lab support. Others allow students to work on live industry projects.

Check if the college offers:

Regular lab sessions

Coding workshops

Industry projects

Hackathons or coding events

5. Choose the College Carefully

All colleges are not the same. Some have good teachers and updated labs. Others focus more on theory than practice. It is better to look for the best colleges for B Tech computer science. These colleges often have better placements and industry exposure.

6. Stay in Touch with Tech Trends

New tools and software come every year. Students who learn new things do better in interviews. Many colleges teach extra skills like cloud computing and AI. These are useful in jobs and internships.

7. There Are Many Career Paths

After finishing B.Tech in computer science and engineering, students get different roles. Some join IT companies. Some become software developers or work in data analysis. Others prepare for government jobs or higher studies.

Final Tip: Think about your interest in coding and computers. Talk to seniors or teachers. Look at what top colleges offer. Do some research before you apply. A good choice today can help you build a strong future.

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Get to know the Best College in Rajasthan in Electronics & Communication!

Introduction

Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE) isn’t just a degree—it’s the backbone of the modern digital world. From smartphones and satellites to smart cities and autonomous vehicles, ECE powers the innovation around us. But here’s the catch: your success in this dynamic field largely depends on where you study. So, which is the Best Electronics & Communication Engineering College in Rajasthan? Buckle up as we take you on a deep dive!

What is Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE)?

ECE is the fusion of two rapidly evolving domains—electronics and communication systems. It teaches you how electronic devices are built and how data travels through them.

Core Subjects You’ll Study:

Analog & Digital Electronics

Microprocessors & Microcontrollers

Communication Systems

Signal Processing

VLSI Design

Embedded Systems

Internet of Things (IoT)

Skills You Gain:

Problem-solving & analytical thinking

Circuit design & simulation

Coding in C/C++/Python

Communication protocols & networking

Career Scope After ECE

Let’s talk big picture. What happens after you graduate?

Industries That Hire ECE Grads:

Telecom

Consumer Electronics

Aerospace & Defense

IT & Software

Healthcare Devices

Automation & Robotics

Govt vs. Private Sector:

PSUs like ISRO, DRDO, and BEL are dream destinations in the government sector. Giants like Infosys, Qualcomm, and Intel come knocking in the private sector.

Future-Forward Careers:

IoT Developer

Embedded Systems Engineer

AI & ML Engineer

VLSI Designer

Network Security Specialist

Key Features of a Top ECE College

Choosing the right college is like choosing the right gear for a long journey. Here’s what to look for:

Accreditation & Recognition

Top ECE colleges in Rajasthan should be AICTE-approved, NBA-accredited, and affiliated with reputed universities.

Industry-Ready Curriculum

Updated syllabus, practical-oriented labs, and elective options to explore emerging tech trends.

Labs & Research

Advanced labs with FPGA kits, simulation tools, PCB design software, and robotics stations.

Internships & Placements

Look for colleges that partner with tech giants, provide hands-on internships, and have a proven placement track record.

The Best College in Rajasthan for ECE Revealed

One institution consistently turns heads with its stellar faculty, modern infrastructure, and top-notch placements—Stani Memorial College of Engineering & Technology (SMCET), Jaipur.

Why SMCET Stands Out:

20+ years of excellence in technical education

Personalized mentorship programs

Regular workshops with companies like TCS, Wipro, and Siemens

Faculty Excellence:

Ph.D.-qualified professors, industry veterans, and supportive teaching staff who make learning engaging and career-focused.

Academic Curriculum Breakdown

Year 1:

Engineering Basics

Applied Physics & Mathematics

Programming Fundamentals

Years 2 & 3:

ECE Core Subjects

Mini Projects & Lab Work

Industrial Visits

Final Year:

Specializations (AI, IoT, VLSI)

Capstone Projects

Internship + Final Placement

Infrastructure That Inspires Innovation

At SMCET, infrastructure isn't just about buildings—it’s about experiences.

ECE Labs:

Digital Signal Processing Lab

Communication Systems Lab

Embedded Systems & IoT Lab

Beyond Labs:

Tech-enabled classrooms

Digital library with IEEE journals

Entrepreneurship incubation center

Campus Life Beyond the Classroom

SMCET believes in all-around development.

Clubs & Societies:

Robotics Club

Coding Club

ECE Innovation Circle

Cultural & Sports Fests:

Annual events like “Technotsav” and inter-college tournaments make life vibrant!

Placement Powerhouse

Top Recruiters:

Infosys

TCS

Wipro

Ericsson

Bosch

Placement Highlights:

90 %+ placement rate in ECE

Industry-aligned training from the 3rd year

Alumni in Fortune 500 companies

Admission Process

Eligibility:

10+2 with Physics, Chemistry & Math

Min. 45-50% marks

Entrance Exams:

REAP (Rajasthan Engineering Admission Process)

JEE Main score preferred for merit

How to Apply:

Online/offline application via the official website

Keep documents like mark sheets, photo ID, and entrance exam score ready

Scholarships & Financial Aid

Merit-Based Scholarships:

For high-performing students in the 12th grade and entrance exams

Govt Schemes:

AICTE Pragati (for girls)

Saksham (for differently-abled students)

Rajasthan state scholarships

What Students & Alumni Say

Choosing SMCET was the best decision for my ECE career. The faculty genuinely care about your growth!” — Priyanka, ECE 2022

“From lab work to internships, everything is hands-on and industry-relevant.” — Aman, ECE Alumni at Ericsson.

Why Rajasthan is a Rising Tech-Edu Hub

Rajasthan isn’t just about forts and deserts anymore. With cities like Jaipur becoming education & IT hubs, studying here offers the perfect mix of tradition, innovation, and career opportunities.

How to Prepare for a Future in ECE

Stay updated with trends like AI, 5G & VLSI

Participate in tech fests and hackathons

Take online certifications in embedded systems or IoT

Practice coding regularly on platforms like HackerRank

Conclusion

If you’re passionate about technology, innovation, and creating real-world impact, then ECE is your gateway. And when it comes to pursuing it in Rajasthan, Stani Memorial College of Engineering & Technology, Jaipur, sets the gold standard. From faculty and labs to placements and student life, it ticks every box.

So, ready to power your future with circuits and code? Choose excellence. Choose SMCET.

FAQs

Q1: Is Electronics & Communication Engineering a good career choice in 2025 and beyond?

Yes! With tech evolving rapidly, ECE offers roles in AI, IoT, robotics, and telecom industries that are booming globally.

Q2: Which is the best private college in Rajasthan for ECE?

Stani Memorial College of Engineering & Technology (SMCET), Jaipur, is widely recognized for its excellence in ECE.

Q3: What is the average placement package in ECE?

Depending on skills and internships, ECE graduates can expect packages ranging from ₹3.5 to ₹10+ LPA.

Q4: Can I pursue higher studies after ECE?

Absolutely. You can go for M.Tech, MBA, or MS abroad in specializations like VLSI, AI, or Communication Systems.

Q5: Does ECE require coding?

Yes, but not just coding—ECE combines hardware with software. Languages like C, Python, and MATLAB are often used.

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Data Science vs Data Analytics: What’s the Difference and Which One is Right for You?

In today’s data-driven world, “Data Science” and “Data Analytics” are two buzzwords that often get thrown around — sometimes even interchangeably. But while they’re related, they’re definitely not the same thing. So, what sets them apart? And more importantly, which one should you pursue?

Let’s break it down.

What is Data Analytics?

Data Analytics is all about examining existing data to find actionable insights. Think of it as zooming in on the present and past to understand what’s happening or what has already happened.

🔍 Key Tasks:

Cleaning and organizing data

Identifying trends and patterns

Creating dashboards and reports

Supporting business decisions

🛠 Common Tools:

Excel

SQL

Power BI / Tableau

Python (Pandas) or R

Who hires data analysts?

Almost every industry — from healthcare and finance to marketing and sports — needs people who can interpret data and make it useful.

What is Data Science?

Data Science takes things a step further. It’s a broader, more advanced field that involves creating models, algorithms, and even AI systems to predict future outcomes and uncover deeper insights.

Key Tasks:

Data wrangling and analysis

Building predictive models

Machine learning & AI

Big data processing

Common Tools:

Python / R

SQL / NoSQL databases

Jupyter Notebook

TensorFlow / Scikit-learn / PyTorch

Hadoop / Spark

Who hires data scientists?

Tech companies, research labs, financial institutions, and even startups rely on data scientists to drive innovation and strategic decisions.

🆚 So, What’s the Difference?

FeatureData AnalyticsData ScienceFocusDescriptive & diagnostic insightsPredictive & prescriptive modelingGoalUnderstand what happenedPredict what will happen and whySkillsStatistics, Excel, SQL, VisualizationProgramming, Machine Learning, AIToolsExcel, Tableau, Power BIPython, R, TensorFlow, Spark, HadoopComplexityModerateHigh

Which One is Right for You?

It depends on your interests, goals, and background:

Choose Data Analytics if you enjoy finding patterns, love organizing data, and want a business-focused role with quicker entry points.

Choose Data Science if you're into programming, math, and building systems that can predict the future.

Both paths are exciting, high-paying, and in demand. If you're just getting started, data analytics can be a great way to enter the field and then grow into data science later.

Final Thoughts

There’s no right or wrong choice — only what’s right for you. Whether you become a data analyst who shapes daily decisions or a data scientist driving long-term strategies with cutting-edge tech, you’ll be a part of the most powerful force in modern business: data.

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Artificial Intelligence Course in USA: A Complete Guide to Learning AI in 2025

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the world at an unprecedented pace, powering everything from personalized recommendations to self-driving vehicles. With industries across healthcare, finance, retail, and technology investing heavily in AI, there's never been a better time to upskill in this game-changing field. And when it comes to gaining a world-class education in AI, the United States stands as a global leader.

If you're considering enrolling in an Artificial Intelligence course in the USA, this guide will walk you through the benefits, curriculum, career prospects, and how to choose the right program.

What to Expect from an AI and ML Course in the USA?

The United States is a global leader in artificial intelligence and machine learning education, offering some of the most advanced academic and industry-aligned programs in the world. Whether you study at an Ivy League university, a top engineering school, or a specialized tech institute, AI and ML courses in the USA provide a deep, hands-on learning experience that prepares students for high-impact roles in both research and industry.

Strong Theoretical and Practical Foundations

AI and ML courses in the USA typically start by grounding students in essential concepts such as supervised and unsupervised learning, neural networks, deep learning, and probabilistic models. You’ll also study mathematical foundations like linear algebra, calculus, probability, and statistics, which are critical for understanding algorithm behavior. Theoretical lectures are complemented by extensive lab work and coding assignments, ensuring you learn how to apply concepts in real-world contexts.

Advanced Tools and Programming Skills

Expect to gain hands-on experience with industry-standard tools and languages. Python is the most widely used programming language, supported by libraries like TensorFlow, Keras, PyTorch, and Scikit-learn. You’ll also work with data platforms, cloud services (AWS, Google Cloud), and development environments used in AI/ML production settings. Many courses involve building and training machine learning models, analyzing large datasets, and solving practical problems using algorithms you’ve coded from scratch.

Specializations and Electives

Many U.S. programs offer the flexibility to specialize in areas such as natural language processing (NLP), computer vision, robotics, reinforcement learning, or AI ethics. Depending on your interests and career goals, you can dive deeper into these subfields through elective modules or focused research projects.

Capstone Projects and Internships

Most AI and ML programs in the U.S. culminate in a capstone project, where students work individually or in teams to solve a real-world problem using the skills they’ve acquired. Many universities also have strong links to industry, offering internships with top tech firms, startups, and research labs. These experiences not only build your portfolio but also connect you with potential employers.

Career Support and Global Recognition

U.S. universities provide robust career services, including job placement support, resume workshops, interview prep, and alumni networking. A degree or certification from a respected American institution carries significant weight globally and opens doors to top employers in technology, finance, healthcare, and academia.

Who Should Take an AI Course in the USA?

AI programs are tailored for:

Students & Graduates of engineering, computer science, statistics, and math.

IT Professionals looking to pivot into AI or ML roles.

Business Analysts & Managers aiming to incorporate AI into strategic decision-making.

Entrepreneurs & Innovators seeking to build AI-powered products.

Career Switchers with analytical thinking and a desire to learn technical skills.

Some beginner-friendly courses include foundational modules that help you transition into AI—even without a tech background.

Best Learning Formats: Online, On-Campus, or Hybrid?

The USA offers flexibility in how you can learn AI:

On-Campus Courses: Perfect for full-time students or international learners wanting immersive education and networking.

Online Courses: Great for working professionals or those needing flexibility. Many top-tier programs offer live classes, project support, and global certification.

Hybrid Programs: Combine the best of both worlds—classroom learning and online flexibility.

Top Career Paths After Completing an AI Course in the USA

With AI integration across all sectors, the job market is thriving. Graduates can pursue roles such as:

AI Engineer

Machine Learning Engineer

Data Scientist

NLP Engineer

Computer Vision Specialist

AI Research Associate

Business Intelligence Analyst

AI Product Manager

The average salary for AI professionals in the U.S. ranges from $100,000 to $160,000+ depending on experience and specialization.

How to Choose the Right AI Course in the USA?

Choosing the right AI course in the USA can significantly impact your learning experience and career trajectory. With so many options available, it’s important to consider a variety of factors to ensure the program aligns with your goals, background, and aspirations. Here’s a guide on how to choose the right AI course in the USA:

1. Assess Your Skill Level and Background

Before selecting a course, evaluate your current knowledge and skill level. AI and machine learning courses often require a solid understanding of mathematics, programming, and data science. If you are a complete beginner, consider starting with introductory courses in Python, linear algebra, and basic statistics. If you already have experience in computer science or data science, you can choose more advanced programs that dive deeper into specific AI areas such as deep learning, computer vision, or natural language processing (NLP).

2. Consider Your Career Goals

AI encompasses a broad range of specializations, so it's important to align your course selection with your career aspirations. For example:

If you're interested in data science or business intelligence, look for courses that focus on machine learning algorithms, data analysis, and big data technologies.

If you're drawn to robotics or autonomous systems, seek programs that integrate robotics engineering, reinforcement learning, and sensor systems.

For those focused on AI ethics or policy-making, programs offering courses in AI governance, fairness, and privacy are essential.

3. Program Format and Flexibility

AI courses in the USA are offered in various formats:

Full-time degree programs (Master’s or Ph.D.) offer in-depth learning, access to academic research, and the possibility of becoming an AI researcher or specialist.

Part-time programs and bootcamps are ideal if you want to study while working or if you prefer a more condensed, skills-based approach.

Online courses provide flexibility and are a great choice for self-motivated learners. These programs are often more affordable and allow you to balance studies with work or other commitments.

4. Reputation of the Institution

The reputation of the institution offering the AI course is critical in determining the quality of the program. Renowned universities like MIT, Stanford University, Harvard University, and Carnegie Mellon University are famous for their AI research and robust AI programs. These institutions not only provide top-tier education but also have extensive industry connections, increasing your chances of landing internships or jobs with leading tech companies.

However, there are also reputable online platforms and bootcamps (like Udacity, Coursera, or DataCamp) that partner with top universities and offer quality AI education, often at a lower cost.

5. Curriculum and Specialization Areas

Ensure that the course you choose offers a curriculum that aligns with the areas of AI you wish to explore. Some programs may focus broadly on AI, while others offer more niche topics. Look for courses that include:

Core AI concepts: Machine learning, neural networks, reinforcement learning, etc.

Specializations: Natural language processing, computer vision, robotics, or deep learning.

Real-world projects: Hands-on experience working with datasets, building models, and solving industry problems.

6. Industry Connections and Networking Opportunities

Look for programs that provide opportunities to connect with professionals in the AI field. Networking opportunities such as guest lectures, hackathons, industry projects, and alumni networks can be invaluable. Many AI programs in the USA have partnerships with leading tech companies, offering students internships and direct exposure to real-world AI applications.

7. Cost and Financial Aid Options

AI courses, especially those at prestigious institutions, can be expensive. Ensure that you understand the tuition fees, and look for programs that offer financial aid, scholarships, or payment plans. Some online platforms also offer free courses or affordable certification programs, which can be a great way to explore AI at a lower cost before committing to a full-fledged degree program.

Final Thoughts

Choosing an Artificial Intelligence course in the USA is more than just enrolling in a program—it's stepping into the future of work. With cutting-edge curriculum, global networking, and a robust job market, the U.S. offers the ideal environment to master AI skills and launch a high-growth career.

Whether you're looking to become a machine learning expert, develop innovative AI products, or transition into a data-driven role, the right course in the USA can set you on the path to success.

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Is Computer Science Engineering Very Difficult?

If you're thinking about choosing Computer Science Engineering (CSE), chances are you’ve already heard different opinions. Some say it’s tough. Others say it’s the most in-demand field. So, what’s the truth?

Let’s talk about it like we’re having a simple discussion — no fancy terms, no pressure, just facts and experience.

What Makes People Think CSE Is Difficult?

Computer Science involves subjects like programming, algorithms, data structures, and computer networks. To someone who has never written a line of code before, that can sound scary. But here’s the thing — just because something sounds unfamiliar doesn’t mean it’s hard.

In fact, if you’re curious, ready to learn step by step, and okay with practicing regularly, CSE becomes quite manageable. Like any other engineering stream, it has areas that require focus. But it also offers room to build your strengths over time.

Think of it like learning a new language. At first, it feels confusing. But the more you speak and listen, the easier it gets.

Do You Need to Be a “Math Genius”?

Not really. You should be comfortable with basic math and logical thinking, but you don’t have to be a topper in school. Most students who stay consistent with their learning can handle the subjects well. In fact, colleges today make it easier with support from teachers, project-based learning, and peer groups.

Colleges like NMIET in Bhubaneswar, for example, offer structured learning in CSE with a mix of theory and practical exposure. They focus on preparing students for real-world needs through regular lab work, industry-oriented assignments, and internships. That kind of approach makes learning smoother and more useful.

Is the Coding Part Very Hard?

Coding can feel tricky at first, but it’s just like solving puzzles. The key is to practice daily. Most colleges start with simple languages like C or Python. You don’t need to build an app in your first semester — you’ll begin with the basics and move forward gradually.

Some students even start coding after joining college and end up doing great in placements. The more time you give it, the better you get.

Also, many colleges now use online platforms where students can practice, track their progress, and get help instantly. This makes learning a lot more flexible and less stressful.

How Important Is the College?

This is a question you should take seriously. A good college will guide you in the right direction, give you access to proper resources, and prepare you for careers in software, data science, AI, or cybersecurity.

In Odisha, there are several institutes that stand out. Some of the best engineering colleges in Odisha offer strong CSE programs with experienced faculty and proper lab infrastructure. These colleges also focus on practical exposure, soft skill development, and placement training.

One such example is NM Institute of Engineering and Technology (NMIET), which has been around since 2004. It’s affiliated with BPUT and has built a track record with industry tie-ups and decent student feedback. Companies like IBM, Capgemini, and BYJU’s have hired students from there, which shows that it has some real market relevance.

Will You Get a Job After Doing CSE?

Yes — provided you put in the effort. The tech industry is one of the biggest job providers in India and globally. But jobs don’t just come because of the degree — they come to students who have real skills.

Good colleges understand this and shape their CSE curriculum to help students gain those skills. Regular coding practice, participation in tech fests, internships, and project-based learning can all boost your chances of getting placed.

Some of the top engineering colleges in Odisha run placement cells that not only bring recruiters to campus but also train students to face interviews, group discussions, and aptitude tests.

So, Is It “Very Difficult”?

It’s fair to say that CSE is not easy, but it’s not beyond reach either. It requires regular study, patience, and a lot of practice. But once you start understanding the basics, it actually becomes enjoyable.

If you like problem-solving, logic, and want to build something useful — apps, websites, software — then this is the field for you. The best part? You can keep learning new things and grow in whichever direction you like — development, analytics, cloud, or security.

In short, don’t get scared by what people say. Focus on your interest, choose the right environment, and be willing to put in steady effort. You’ll be surprised how much you can achieve.

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M.Sc. Mathematics Careers: Opportunities in Cryptography and Research

Mathematics has long been known as the language of the universe, but today, it’s also the language of data, security, and innovation. If you're pursuing or considering an MSc in Mathematics, especially through an online mode, you're stepping into a world full of advanced possibilities—especially in cryptography and research.

But where exactly can a master’s in mathematics take you? Let’s explore how this degree can open up career paths in cutting-edge fields like cybersecurity, data science, and pure mathematical research.

What Is Cryptography, and Why Is It Important?

Cryptography is the science of encoding and decoding information to keep it secure. It's the foundation of cybersecurity, digital privacy, and online banking.

With the rise in cyber threats, data breaches, and digital espionage, cryptographers are in high demand across sectors like:

Government intelligence agencies

Financial institutions

Tech companies

Cybersecurity firms

Defense organizations

Your mathematical understanding of number theory, modular arithmetic, abstract algebra, and probability is directly applicable in building secure communication systems, encryption algorithms, and cryptographic protocols.

Research Opportunities for Math Postgraduates

An M.Sc. in Mathematics is also a gateway to academic and industrial research. Whether you're interested in theoretical frameworks or applied problems, math research spans a wide range of areas:

Number Theory & Algebra – Core to cryptographic systems

Mathematical Modeling – Used in epidemiology, physics, and engineering

Computational Mathematics – Essential for AI and machine learning

Quantum Computing – A new frontier where math meets physics

Many M.Sc. graduates go on to pursue Ph.D. programs, while others join research labs, R&D departments, or become subject matter experts (SMEs) in tech firms or think tanks.

Skills You'll Develop

An online M.Sc. Mathematics program trains you in both pure and applied mathematical thinking. Some of the key skills you gain include:

Advanced problem-solving

Logical reasoning and analytical thinking

Mathematical programming (using Python, R, MATLAB)

Cryptographic design and analysis

Research methodology and academic writing

These are highly transferable across industries ranging from finance and tech to space science and education.

Career Roles After M.Sc. Mathematics

Here are some exciting job roles for M.Sc. Mathematics graduates:

Cryptographer / Cryptanalyst

Cybersecurity Analyst

Data Scientist / Data Analyst

Research Mathematician

Algorithm Engineer

Quantitative Analyst (Quant)

Academic Researcher or Professor

With the growing availability of UGC-approved online M.Sc. programs, especially those with specialized modules in cryptography and number theory, students can now access high-quality education without geographical constraints.

Final Thoughts

The world is becoming increasingly digital—and behind every secure transaction, encrypted message, or machine learning algorithm is mathematics doing its quiet work.

An online MSc in Mathematics is not just a degree—it's a launchpad to some of the most exciting and intellectually rewarding careers out there. Whether you're drawn to unraveling the mysteries of prime numbers or building the next generation of encryption protocols, there's a path for you.

So, ready to turn numbers into a career? 

Would you like me to turn this into a LinkedIn post or include a call-to-action for a university program at the end?

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Career-Ready Graduates Start with STEM Labs—Give Your Students an Edge! 

The Future Belongs to STEM-Ready Students 

In a high school classroom, a group of students gathers around a 3D printer, watching as their self-designed mechanical part takes shape. In another corner, a team fine-tunes a robot programmed to navigate obstacles. These students aren’t just learning math and science—they’re developing real-world skills that will set them apart in the job market. 

In today’s world, 75% of the fastest-growing careers require STEM skills (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2023). Yet, many schools still rely on traditional teaching methods that don’t provide hands-on experiences. STEM labs bridge this gap by preparing students with critical thinking, collaboration, and technical skills needed in modern industries. 

How STEM Labs Give Students a Competitive Advantage 

1. Prepares Students for High-Demand Careers 

From AI and cybersecurity to biomedical engineering and green energy, STEM careers are growing rapidly. Schools that integrate hands-on STEM labs give students early exposure to these fields. 

Fact: STEM occupations are projected to grow by 10.8% by 2032, compared to 2.8% for non-STEM jobs (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2023). 

Example: A student working on a renewable energy project in a STEM lab might later pursue a career in solar panel design or battery innovation. 

2. Develops Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving Skills 

Employers value candidates who can analyze problems and find innovative solutions. STEM labs teach students to think like engineers, scientists, and tech innovators. 

Fact: 82% of hiring managers say critical thinking is the most important skill for new hires (National Association of Colleges and Employers, 2023). 

Example: A group designing a water purification system learns to troubleshoot failures, refine designs, and test real-world solutions. 

3. Builds Technical & Digital Literacy 

With automation, AI, and data science shaping industries, digital literacy is no longer optional. STEM labs equip students with programming, robotics, and data analysis skills that make them stand out. 

Fact: By 2030, 70% of jobs will require digital skills (World Economic Forum, 2023). 

Example: Students using Python for data visualization in a STEM lab gain a head start in careers like finance, healthcare analytics, and AI development. 

4. Encourages Teamwork & Leadership 

Workplaces thrive on collaborative problem-solving. STEM labs mimic real-world team projects, helping students develop communication and leadership abilities. 

Fact: 89% of employers say teamwork is a top skill they seek in graduates (Harvard Business Review, 2023). 

Example: A team designing a drone for disaster relief must coordinate roles, manage time effectively, and present their results professionally. 

5. Provides Industry-Connected Learning Experiences 

Leading companies look for graduates with hands-on project experience—not just textbook knowledge. STEM labs integrate real-world applications and industry partnerships. 

Fact: Students with STEM project experience are 30% more likely to land internships (National Science Foundation, 2023). 

Example: Schools partnering with local tech companies or engineering firms expose students to cutting-edge research and mentorship opportunities. 

How Schools Can Implement Career-Focused STEM Labs 

Give Your Students a Head Start in Their Careers! 

STEM labs are the key to preparing students for high-paying, in-demand careers. Whether they pursue software development, healthcare technology, engineering, or AI, hands-on experience will give them a competitive edge in the job market. 

Upgrade Your School’s STEM Lab Today! 

Contact Makers’ Muse today! 

Website: https://makersmuse.in/ 

Email: info@makersmuse.in 

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Best Software Training Institute in Pune For Data Science

In the bustling IT hub of Pune, aspiring software professionals are constantly seeking the right platform to launch their careers. With numerous options available, how do you identify the best software training institute in Pune? Look no further than Yess Infotech, a leading institution dedicated to providing comprehensive and industry-relevant software training.

Why Choose Yess Infotech?

Industry-Relevant Curriculum: At Yess Infotech, we understand that the tech industry is dynamic. Our curriculum is meticulously designed by industry experts to ensure you learn the latest technologies and tools. We focus on practical, hands-on training that prepares you for real-world challenges. Experienced Faculty: Our trainers are not just instructors; they are seasoned professionals with years of experience in the software industry. They bring practical insights and real-world scenarios to the classroom, making learning engaging and effective. Comprehensive Course Offerings: Whether you're a beginner or an experienced professional looking to upskill, Yess Infotech offers a wide range of courses. From programming languages like Python and Java to advanced technologies like Data Science, Cloud Computing, and Web Development, we have something for everyone. State-of-the-Art Infrastructure: We provide a conducive learning environment with modern labs, up-to-date software, and all the necessary resources to facilitate a seamless learning experience. Placement Assistance: We understand that landing a good job is the ultimate goal of any training program. Our dedicated placement cell works tirelessly to connect our students with top IT companies in Pune and beyond. We provide resume building, interview preparation, and mock interviews to enhance your employability. Flexible Learning Options: Recognizing the diverse needs of our students, we offer flexible learning options, including weekday and weekend batches, as well as online and offline training. Our Key Courses:

Python Programming Java Development Data Science and Machine Learning Cloud Computing (AWS, Azure) Web Development (Full Stack) Software Testing Why Pune?

Pune's emergence as a major IT hub makes it an ideal location for software training. The city's thriving IT industry offers numerous job opportunities for skilled professionals. Choosing the best software training institute in Pune like Yess Infotech gives you a significant advantage in this competitive market.

Conclusion:

If you're serious about building a successful career in the software industry, Yess Infotech is your ideal partner. Our commitment to quality education, industry-relevant curriculum, and placement assistance makes us the best software training institute in Pune. Join us and take the first step towards a rewarding tech career.

📍 Location: Office Number 101, Floor No 1, Manisha Blitz, Solapur - Pune Hwy, near Shankar Math, near Magarpatta City, North Hadapsar, Hadapsar, Pune, Maharashtra 411013

📞 Phone: 8080747767

📧 Email:yessinfotech@gmail.com

Unlock your potential with Yess Infotech —where knowledge meets opportunity!

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Learning Robotic Engineering in USA

From science fiction, robots have emerged as a key component of contemporary innovation. Robots are influencing a wide range of industries, including manufacturing, healthcare, entertainment, and space exploration. Aspiring engineers have a fantastic opportunity to acquire state-of-the-art information and skills in a profession that is propelling worldwide advancement by studying robotic engineering in the USA.

Why Choose the USA for Robotic Engineering?

Top-Ranking Programs: When it comes to robotics and artificial intelligence, universities like Carnegie Mellon, Stanford, and MIT routinely rank among the finest in the world.

Access to Cutting-Edge Facilities: Students can get firsthand exposure with the newest robotic technology in cutting-edge labs and research facilities.

Industry Relationships: Unmatched internship and job possibilities are guaranteed by the area's close proximity to tech hotspots like Silicon Valley and its alliances with leading businesses like Boston Dynamics, Tesla, and NASA.

Diverse Career Paths: The United States of America provides chances in a number of fields, including farm automation, healthcare robotics, and autonomous cars.

What Will You Learn?

Designing mechanical systems involves knowing how robots move and engage with their surroundings.

Programming and Software Development: Robot operation using coding languages such as Python, C++, and MATLAB.

Teaching machines to learn, adapt, and make judgments is the goal of artificial intelligence and machine learning.

Control Systems: Using sophisticated algorithms to guarantee accurate robotic motions.

Perception and Sensors: Using LiDAR, cameras, and other sensors, robots can perceive and react to their environment.

Tips for Success

Establish a Solid Base: During your pre-university coursework, concentrate on STEM courses like computer science, physics, and math.

Take Part in Projects: To obtain real-world experience, construct your own robot or compete in robotics contests.

Network: To stay informed, go to conferences, join robotics groups, and make connections with people in the field.

Seek internships: To improve your talents, look for chances to work with prestigious organizations or research institutes.

Keep Up: The world of robotics is always changing, so stay up to date on the newest developments.

With its combination of academic brilliance, real-world experience, and industry ties, the USA provides an unparalleled environment for learning robotic engineering. A career in robotics engineering offers creativity, excitement, and enormous growth potential as robots continue to transform the world.

Robotic engineering in the United States is your ticket to success if you have a strong desire to influence the direction of technology. Begin your path now and rise to the top of this revolutionary industry!

To know more, click here.

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My grades are all officially in finally!! and so, an end of term review of my classes, how I did, what I did well, and what I need to improve on for next term.

MATH - Calculus 1

Final Grade: 67

worst class overall by quite a bit, but honestly? im really happy with how I did. I went into this course extremely unprepared bc i never took high school calc, just a college level course that did not cover everything I needed, and spent the whole term playing catchup.

Need to get more in the habit of doing practice questions daily, and not just a few days before the quizzes. Also. making a note to not trust a thing the TAs say and just read the syllabus (looking at the TA that told me there were no more online weekly assignments and i didnt find out he was wrong until the last month)

CS - Intro to Python

Final Grade: 86 !!

I forgot how much I enjoyed coding. Almost sad I dont have another CS class until next year (almost). Im very happy with how I did, and I think the main thing that brought down my grade were the assignments I missed, which shouldnt be as much of an issue now that I have accommodations. I think I had a good time management schedule and started the assignments early (mainly bc they were more fun to do than math or phys)

PHYS - Mechanics

Final Grade: 81

After the mess that was the second midterm im just glad I did well on the final. Not much to say about this other than im glad its over holy hell. I enjoyed it but oh my god.

Need to make sure I continue starting the practice questions basically as soon as theyre out/covered in class, and i want to start reading the textbook before lectures (which i can actually do now that i dont have morning classes every day!). Making a note to go to office hours more this term (as long as theyre not directly over another one of my classes again) and finding more study buddies to drag into our ever growing group

PHYS - Mechanics Lab

Final Grade: 79

Overall? Meh. The lab itself was fun, I enjoyed the act of doing experiments and recording them, my groupmates were fantastic, but the goddamn time crunch was horrendus. I was so stressed the entire time about finishing lab notes on time that I barely absorbed anything. I was firmly placed in charge of data collection and so I havent the slightest clue how to plot data in excel or use the statistical formulas we were taught, but goddamn can i operate a motion sensor.

For future terms, i Need to get better at understanding the pre and post labs and actually understanding what we're doing before going in, and not in the last 15 minutes

ENGL - Communications

Final Grade: 82

I enjoyed this class a lot, my prof was fantastic and my groupmates for the final project were also amazing. Has only made me reconsider my profession slightly. But the interest in sociology of science and fixing the academic system is real

Time management kinda sucked here ngl, I think because it was lower on my priority list and so got done last. There was a 5% assignment due last day of class I completely just forgot to do, and a few weekly worksheets I didnt finish. Thankfully I dont have any more communication classes but I need to keep that in mind for future non-stem electives I take that writing things is in fact time consuming

FR - Intermediate French

Final Grade: 81

Honestly? Suprised I did this well. I was bombing the in person tests but acing the assignments and I think thats mostly because of spelling. My oral and listening assignments I did well on. Idk if im going to continue in another year, I really just want my DELF status. As long as I can pass a B2 exam i could care less

Overall Average: 79 !

Im. super happy with how I did tbh. calc defiently brought my average down but I passed !!!!!!🎉🎉🎉 looking foward to next term starting monday :)))

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Transform Your Career with Our Advanced Data Analytics Course

Modern businesses use data analytics to make decisions and move forward. Data analytics involves studying data to find important information, predict future trends, and improve efficiency. If you want to learn more about data analytics, our advanced course will take you on a detailed journey through this field.

The course lasts for six months and covers both theory and practical skills. It includes:

- 100 hours of live and recorded classes for flexible learning

- 165+ hours of live instructor-led sessions

- 50+ hours of live interactive doubt-solving sessions

- 35 hours of live master sessions by industry experts

- 110 hours of self-paced learning

- 250 hours of hands-on practice with cloud labs

This course is for people who want to become experts in data analytics. You'll learn how to work with large data sets, analyze data, and create useful insights. In this course, you will:

- Learn about collecting and cleaning data

- Use statistics and visualization to explore data

- Create and test data models

- Understand and present data insights

Steps for Data Analytics

1. Get Data

Getting data from different places like databases, web logs, and social media.

2. Clean Data

Taking out copies and dealing with missing things.

3. Study Data

Looking at data to find out how it looks and what it means.

4. Model Data

Using math and computers to make guesses about the future.

5. Explain Data

Saying what the guesses mean and using that to choose what to do next.

6. Show Data

Making pictures and stories to explain what was found.

Important Techniques and Tools

Ways

Explaining old data to understand changes.

Guessing future results using math and machines.

Suggesting actions using data ideas.

Finding reasons why things happened using old data.

Things

For basic data work and looking at data.

Asking questions and dealing with data.

Fancy math and looking at data.

Pictures and smart data.

For lots of data and looking at it.

An Example of Steps in Data Ideas

Say what you want.

Get data.

Clean data.

Look at data.

Use math to guess.

Make sure guesses are right.

Understand guesses.

Data Analysis Challenges

Making Reports: Making reports and showing important things to people.

Problems in Data: Making sure that data is right and whole is very important.

Joining Data: Putting data from many places together is not easy.

Big Data: Working with lots of data needs good systems.

Secrecy: Keeping secret info safe and following rules is very important.

Course Details

165+ Hours with a Teacher

50+ Hours for Questions

35 Hours with Experts

110 Hours at Your Speed

250 Hours working with Computers

17 Big Projects for Work

133 Tests with No Person

20+ Stories from Work

166 Hands-On Practice Activities

36 Tasks and Small Projects

15 Hours of Guidance by Experts

Job Assistance

We help you find a job in data analytics:

Custom Career Planning: Personal guidance to reach your goals.

Coaching and Goal Setting: Expert advice to match industry needs.

Problem-Solving Events and Practice Interviews: Real-life experience to boost your skills.

Interview Feedback: Detailed advice to improve your performance.

Resume, Online Profile, and Project Review: Professional help to improve your presence.

Full Job Support: Help throughout your job search.

Starting a data analytics journey can change your career. Our advanced course prepares you for success in this field. You'll learn every step of the analytics process, from data gathering to reporting, to tackle real challenges.

FAQs

Q1: What do I need for this course?

A1: A basic knowledge of statistics and some experience with Python or R is helpful but not required.

Q2: Are classes online?

A2: Yes, we offer both online and in-person classes.

Q3: How does job help work? 

A3: Personal career planning, practice interviews, and resume help to find a data analytics job.

Q4: What tools will I learn? 

A4: You'll learn to use Excel, SQL, Python/R, Tableau/Power BI, and Apache Hadoop/Spark.

Q5: Can I access materials later?

 A5: Yes, you'll have lifelong access to all course materials.

About Us

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Narancia Ghira x Witch! Reader

Naranacia really knew how to make you fluster so easily.

He didn’t even have to do much other than give you wide eyes and words of praise as you went about casting spells and making potions.

And sometimes while his questions could be ridiculous, you couldn’t help but sigh whenever he asked one with so much determination. In a way, he was your weakness, or maybe you were just weak for him. 

Though there are times where he can admittedly give you headaches, like now, he invited his entire squad of Passione members into your abode.

“Narancia what is the meaning of this!”, you screech as you brought fire to one of your palms and held your wand with the other.

“Nononono! Wait (Y/n)! They’re my friends!”, he waves his arms about as he ran up to you before tripping on your snake and falling onto you.

You both went down with a loud crash and yelp of pain.

The one with a hat laughed as he pointed down at you two, “BAHAHA! THAT WAS QUITE THE GREETING NARANCIA!”, he howled.

You glared at him before tossing a book at his face with your wand as you tried to get up, it did hit him but you were too busy scolding at Narancia in Latin to even bother with the others.

“I’ve told you time and time again not to bring strangers or wired things into this place!”, you scowl down at him before helping him stand and dusting off any dirt that may have gotten on him.

“They are my friends from Passione! Remember the ones I keep telling you about!”, he says with a cheeky grin. Only to yelp when you start pulling at his cheeks.

“Friends or not you should’ve told me you were coming, I was going to clean this place up look at it, its a mess!”, you whine as you go back to speaking Italian for everyone to hear.

“What mess?”, you hear one of his friends ask as they all looked around the place.

“Anyways”, you sigh before letting Narancia go to look at the people he calls his friends, “I am (Y/n) (L/n), a resident witch, now who are you?”.

“Ah-ha, sorry about that I am Bruno Bucciarati, next to me is Leone Abbacchio”, the man with black-spotted white suit gestures to a man with almost lavender hair, who grunted in response.

“Oh! Oh! Oh! And this is Fugo, you know that guy who easily gets angry and helps me with math”, Narancia excitedly exclaims as he wraps an arm around the one who had some holes in his suit.

“Fugo” in turn roughly hit Narancia’s head in retaliation with a scowl before turning to look at you, “I can introduce myself shit-for-brains, I’m Pannacotta Fugo”, he says as Nranacia whines before glaring at him.

“You taught him math? I’m impressed, usually, some people would’ve given up then because of how slow he was on that subject on my behalf thank you for that”, you hum.

“No problem”, Fugo waves off as Narancia lets out an offended “Hey”. Someone coughs as you turn your head within the direction of the noise.

“I am Guido Mista, the one you threw a book at”, the one with the hat huffs as he crosses his arms while you turn to the last two.

A blonde and pink-haired gal around your age.

The blonde smiles kindly as he introduces himself first, “I’m Giorno Giovanna”

“Trish Una”, the girl says simply as you both observe each other for a moment before nodding at one another while some of the males around you quietly wondered what that was about.

“Well, what is it that you need? I was in the middle of doing something before my dearest dork Naracnia came in hollering”, you huff as you pick up the snake that was on the ground.

“Is that Ember?”, Narancia asked as he followed after the Python in your hands while you went about your lab putting several things away using your magic.

“Um yes well, we were most curious about the individual Narancia kept talking about, he kept going on and on about you whenever possible”, Bucciarati smiles as some of the others groaned.

The blush that dusted your cheeks took the majority by mild surprise as you huffed and looked away before snapping at Narancia, “I thought I told you not to tell anyone of me! I like my identity hidden damn it!!!”, you hiss.

“Hey, can you really blame me?! I mean my girlfriend is a super cool witch that has awesome magic!”, he grins as he takes your python away from you and coles at it while walking away.

“Hey! Narancia! You- Yooou!~ Come back here”, you yell as your face gets darker with color as two of his friends gape at him.

“GIRLFRIEND?!”, Mista and Fugo yell in shock as you turn around to face them with a frown and pout.

“Well, who else did you think fixed him up during his hospital stay after your battle with the former head of Passione? My potions are more efficient than the medicine they use”, you scowl when a certain memory came up, “They even gave him the wrong amount of pills damn it!”.

“Wait, those vails, I think I remember now”, Giorno spoke as he brought out one of your empty vials, “So that’s what made your recovery quick!”, he gapes at the vial as you curtly nod while crossing your arms.

“Of course, I’m not called a grand witch for nothing, I am considered a prodigy among my own people”, you state, the way you said it didn’t sound too egotistical.

“I know right! That’s what makes her so amazing!”, Narancia chimed in as your face flushed red again.

“Narancia Ghirga!”, you screech as you run after him with a book as he laughs.

The others stared amused before Mista got distracted and dragged Fugo along with him when he saw your broom floating. Bucciarati crossed his arms as he stood by Abbacchio with a chuckle he says, “They are maybe young but they already act like a married couple”.

“I know, that’s what makes them an odd pair”, Abbacchio scowls before sighing as Giorno looks at his companion who ran about while you chased after him.

“He looks so happy”, he thought with a smile.