Code with Anshal

29/04/2022

📌See the schedule and the programme of our upcoming classes in the format of a marathon (Lecture...Coffee...Code...).

Inbox to book your seat.

30/01/2022

Huge thanks to our sponsors IIWA Mauritius and Adpub Eventure
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29/01/2022

Education is the KEY🔑to a sustainable future. Weeks of national lockdown has changed education forever👨‍💻👩‍💻. Face to face interaction was very important for personal growth of students.

On request from many student, we hosted our first two “free lectures” on Database Normalisation and Programming today.

Presence of these dedicated students on a Saturday is an acknowledgement of this laudable initiative.

Adpub Eventure was the motivator and supported by IIWA Mauritius.

Thanks to each one of you. 🙏

28/01/2022

We are ready to welcome you. See you all in best of your spirit tomorrow. Timely check-in will be appreciated.

Humble reminder to all attendees to abide to Covid 19 protocol.
Thanks.

23/01/2022

IIWA Mauritius is collaborating with us in bringing free lectures to needy students.

‼️DONT MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY ‼️Free lecture on Programming for Women in distress, underprivileged children, along with ICT & Engineering students, Sofware developers or School Leavers.

Lecture by Anshal Singh from Code with Anshal. He has more then 10 years of experience in this field and have given many toppers to the society.

Thank you for volunteering your services to IIWA Mr Anshal. 🙏

Details 👇
📌 Introduction to programming
🕦 29th January 2022- 02:30pm to 04:00pm
💲 Free lecture
🏬 2nd floor, Columbia Court, Quatre Bornes

✍ Fill in the form to book your seat.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0FswHISbfTwGxa2SpOYJa4SJK7AqqK_e6R4MSyzEdiQ2Z6Q/viewform

19/01/2022

📌 Database Normalization
☞ Conducted by: Anshal Singh
🕦 29th January 2022- 12:30pm to 02:30pm
💲 Free lecture
🏬 2nd floor, Columbia Court, Quatre Bornes
✍ Fill in the form to book your seat.
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe7gL_Gt4IFLoMfpIL9v8BVNyOCjsXHcWiwcdPb1RhYobDBig/viewform
💡 ICT & Engineering students, aspiring Software Developers and school leavers.
(Priority will be given to students/freshers)
A poorly normalized database and poorly normalized tables can cause problems ranging from excessive disk I/O and subsequent poor system performance to inaccurate data. An improperly normalized condition can result in extensive data redundancy, which puts a burden on all programs that modify the data.