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The document provides details about a training and placement program called Six Phrase – Talentely - PRIME - Placement Fit - Training & Hiring Program. The program offers 300 hours of technical, aptitude and soft skills training along with an AI enabled learning management system and talent hiring platform. It also guarantees placements in different companies based on points accumulated through the learning system.

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SIX PHRASE – The Finishing School

Prabhu N.D. – 99946 75750 | 962 962 0432


www.sixphrase.com | [email protected] | [email protected]
www.facebook.com/SixPhrase

QUOTATION

Sir/Madam,

Sub: Quotation for Six Phrase – Talentely - PRIME - Placement Fit -


Training & Hiring Program.
 Training – 300 Hours of Technical, Aptitude & SoftSkills Training.
 AI Enabled LMS (Learning Management System) & Talent Hiring
Platform based on EMPLOYABILITY INDEX SCORE (EIS).
 Hiring – Marquee (salary > 20lakhs per annum), Super Dream (salary 10
lakhs to 20lakhs per annum), Dream (salary 5 lakhs to 10lakhs per annum),
and Service (salary < 5 lakhs per annum) Companies Placements.
 Opportunity 1: 300 Hours of Offline Training in 6th & 7th Semester and
enroll students in our LMS. Follow up and push students to complete the
courses in LMS. Award reward points (EMPLOYABILITY INDEX SCORE)
for each problem/program a student solves in the LMS. Categorize Talent
in 7th Semester based on scores accumulated (EMPLOYABILITY INDEX
SCORE) in our LMS. Place students in Marquee, Super Dream, Dream &
Services companies based on scores accumulated.
 Outcome based placements based on below target
EMPLOYABILITY INDEX SCORE.
 Marquee Students >25000 points
 Super Dream Students > 20000 && < 25000 points
 Dream Students >15000 && <20000 points
 Service Students >12000 && <15000 points
 Opportunity 2: Identify Special Talent in 7th Semester based on
Employability Index Score accumulated in our LMS. Train the identified
students on Future Skills (AI, ML, DS, Big Data, Cloud, Cyber Security,
Full Stack etc…) and Deploy them. Students will not be charged for
Future Skills Training.
 Opportunity 3: Identify Talent who wish to Upgrade their existing
service offer to product offer at the end of 7th or beginning of 8th Semester

Employability / Placement Training | Technical Training | Aptitude & SoftSkills Training |


LMS - ELearning & Online Assessment Portal | English Language & Cambridge English Training |
Finance Training
(after Day1 placements). Train them on Future Skills and Deploy them.
Students will not be charged for Future Skills Training.
 Opportunity 4: Identify Unplaced & Deserving Talent at the end of
7th or beginning of 8th Semester (after Day1 placements). Hire them with a
Stipend of 15k to 20k per month and train the students for services
companies and Deploy them.
In line with the discussion we had with you we have here with detailed the program details along with

the cost for conducting the PRIME - Placement Fit - Training & Hiring
Program. Please find below the program details.

Program Duration: PRIME - Prod Fit – 300 Hours / 50 Days – Aptitude & Technical
Training Program
PRIME - Code Fit – 300 Hours / 50 Days – Aptitude & Technical
Training Program
 6th Semester – 30 Days (each month 6 days for 5 months)
& 7th Semester – 20 Days
 Company Specific Training will be complimentary
Target Audience: BE Students – Third Year Students

Cost Per Student: Rs.12,000 per student (exclusive of taxes) (negotiable)

Program Type: PRIME - PROD FIT (Product Batch Students):


Aptitude – Level 3
Technical – Basic & Advanced C, Basic & Advanced Data
Structure, Algorithm

PRIME - CODE FIT (Service Batch Students):


Aptitude – Level 2
Technical – Basic C, Basic Data Structure

Target Outcome:  Continuous Performance Monitoring using Six Phrase


Learning Management System (LMS) -
http://sixphrase.com.
 Outcome based training with the below mentioned target
scores
o Marquee Students >25000 points
o Super Dream Students > 20000 points
o Dream Students >18000 points
o Service Students >12000 points
Online Test Portal: One year access to 600+ Online Tests (Aptitude, Technical, 150+
Company Specific Tests) using My Slate.

Technical:
Basic C – 330 Practice Programs & 15 Video Lectures
Advanced C – 330 Practice Programs & 30 Video Lectures
Basic DS – 300 Practice Programs & 61 Video Lectures
Advanced DS – 300 Practice Programs & 30 Video Lectures
Algorithms – 300 Practice Programs & 84 Video Lectures
Java – 330 Practice Programs & 52 Video Lectures
Python – 330 Practice Programs & 30 Video Lectures

Aptitude:
Quantitative Aptitude – 120 Tests & 35 Video Lectures
Reasoning Aptitude – 120 Tests & 25 Video Lectures
Verbal Aptitude – 90 Tests & 15 Video Lectures

Company Specific Tests:


150+ Product & Service Companies Specific Tests & Video
Lectures

Competitive Programming:
Google Code Jam – 10 Tests & 27 Video Lectures
TCS CodeVita - 20 Tests & 27 Video Lectures
Infy TQ - 20 Tests & 15 Video Lectures
Hack with Infy - 10 Tests & 10 Video Lectures

Demo Login Details: www.sixphrase.com (Built on Progressive Web App)


Login ID – [email protected]
Password – sixphrase

Aptitude Syllabus
 QUANTITATIVE
 Time And Work  Numbers
 Time, Speed, Distance  Functions
 Averages  Mensuration
 Ratios & Proportions  Sudoku
 Sequence, Series And Progressions  Percentage
 Co-Ordinate Geometry  Trigonometry
 Statistics  Set Theory
 Combinatorics  Theory Of Equation
 Linear Algebra  Logarithm
 Probability  Functions And Graph
 Percentages  Data Interpretation On Multiple Charts
 Permutations & Combinations  Profit And Loss
 Simple Equation  Simplification
 Algebra  Clocks & Calendars
 Geometry  Problems On Ages
 Data Interpretion  Surds & Indices
 Alligations And Mixtures  Data Sufficiency
 Simple Interest & Compound Interest  Logarithms
 Pipes And Cisterns  Problems On Trains
 Problems On Hcf And Lcm  Cryptarithmetic
 Areas, Shapes, Perimeter  Divisibility
 Height And Distance  Numbers And Decimal Fractions
 Partnership  Spatial Ability
 Races And Games  Chain Rule

 REASONING
 Data Arrangements  Image Analysis
 Number Series  Logical Puzzles
 Lr – Arrangements  Mirror And Water Images
 Lr – Ranking  Missing Letters Puzzles
 Assertion And Reason  Number Puzzles
 Team Formations  Paper Cutting
 Conditional Syllogisms  Paper Folding
 Statement And Conclusions  Pattern Completion
 Statement - Courses Of Action  Playing Cards Puzzles
 Syllogism  Rule Detection
 Statement And Assumptions  Shape Construction
 Critical Reasoning  Attention To Details
 Coding And Decoding  Flowcharts
 Odd Man Out  Puzzles
 Direction Sense  Cubes
 Image Based Problems  Sequence And Series
 Blood Relationship  Statements
 Seating Arrangments  Venn Diagrams
 Logical Deduction  Analogies
 Character Puzzles  Data Sufficiency
 Clock Puzzles  Inferred Meaning
 Dot Situation  Logical Order
 Embedded Images  Mathematical Operations
 Figure Matrix  Logical Choice
 Grouping Of Images  Analytical Reasoning

 VERBAL
 Paragraph Formation  Antonyms
 Sentence Completion  Synonyms
 Reading Comprehensions  Jumbled Sentences
 Sentence Correction  Selecting Words
 Spotting Errors  Sentence Improvement
 Sentence Selection  Odd Words
 Sentence Formation  Theme Detection
 Fact - Inference - Judgement  Parts Of Speech
 Fill In The Blanks  Idioms And Phrases
 One Word Substitution  Spellings

SoftSkills Syllabus
 Dressing Etiquette
 Resume Writing Skills
 Group Discussion
 Interview Skills
 Mock Interview Sessions

Technical Syllabus
C, DataStructure & Algorithm Syllabus
Basic C Programming - Topics
C - Basic - Part 1 - Introduction to Programming
C - Basic - Part 2 - Data Types, Variables, Operators
C - Basic - Part 3 - Expressions, Precedence , Operators
C - Basic - Part 4 - Conditional Statements , Switch Statements
C - Basic - Part 5 - Looping
C - Basic - Part 6 - Digit Manipulation, Nested Loops, Patterns
C - Basic - Part 7 - Patterns , Number Problems
C - Basic - Part 8 - Array Basics
C - Basic - Part 9 - Structure
C - Basic - Part 10 - Pointers
C - Basic - Part 11 - Functions
C - Basic - Part 12 - Function Parameters
C - Basic - Part 13 - Abstract Data types, Array Operations
C - Basic - Part 14 - Time Complexity Analysis
C - Basic - Part 15 - Strings

Advanced C Programming - Topics


C - Advanced - Part 1 - Introduction to Bit Manipulation
C - Advanced - Part 2 - Problems on Bit Manipulation
C - Advanced - Part 3 - Introduction to Recursion
C - Advanced - Part 4 - Types of Recursion
C - Advanced - Part 5 - Solving Recurrence Relation I
C - Advanced - Part 6 - Solving Recurrence Relation II
C - Advanced - Part 7 - Solving Recurrence Relation III
C - Advanced - Part 8 - Time Complexity Analysis
C - Advanced - Part 9 - Indirect Recursion
C - Advanced - Part 10 – Solving Recurrence Relation for Indirect recursion and Nested
Recursion
C - Advanced - Part 11 - Tree Recursion
C - Advanced - Part 12 - Recursion - Sum of Natural Number
C - Advanced - Part 13 - Recursion - Factorial Number
C - Advanced - Part 14 - Recursion - Exponent/Power Function
C - Advanced - Part 15 - Recursion - Taylor Series
C - Advanced - Part 16 - Recursion - Taylor Series - Optimization Method 1
C - Advanced - Part 17 - Recursion - Taylor Series - Optimization Method 2
C - Advanced - Part 18 - Fibinocci Series
C - Advanced - Part 19 - Fibinocci Series - Optimization
C - Advanced - Part 20 - Combination Formula
C - Advanced - Part 21 - Tower of Hanoi
C - Advanced - Part 22 - Tower of Hanoi Implementation
C - Advanced - Part 23 - Introduction to Array
C - Advanced - Part 24 - Static vs Dynamic Array
C - Advanced - Part 25 - Two Dimensional Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 26 - Arrays in Compilers
C - Advanced - Part 27 - Matrix Representation - Row-Major , Column-Major
C - Advanced - Part 28 - Array ADT - display , append, insert, delete
C - Advanced - Part 29 - Array ADT - delete, get, set, search
C - Advanced - Part 30 - Array ADT - shift / rotate
C - Advanced - Part 31 - Inserting in a sorted Arrayand checking if an Array is sorted
C - Advanced - Part 32 - Segregating positive and negative numbers
C - Advanced - Part 33 - Merging two sorted arrays
C - Advanced - Part 34 - Set Operations - Union, Intersection
C - Advanced - Part 35 - Set Operations - Difference, Set Membership
C - Advanced - Part 36 - Finding missing elements in Arrays - Different Methods
C - Advanced - Part 37 - Finding duplicate elements in a Integer array
C - Advanced - Part 38 - Check for Anagrams in a String and Permutations of a String
C - Advanced - Part 39 - Matrices - Diagonal Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 40 - Matrices - Lower Triangular Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 41 - Matrices - Upper Triangular Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 42 - Matrices - Symmetric Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 43 - Matrices - Tri-diagonal Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 44 - Matrices - Square Band Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 45 - Matrices - Toeplitz Matrix
C - Advanced - Part 46 - Sparse Matrix - Introduction
C - Advanced - Part 47 - Addition of Sparse Matrices
C - Advanced - Part 48 - Polynomial Representation and Evaluation
C - Advanced - Part 49 - Polynomial Addition

Basic Data Structure Programming - Topics


Part 1 - Why Dynamic data structure ?
Part 2 - Introduction to Linked List
Part 3 - More about Linked List and Displaying a Linked List
Part 4 - Counting all the Nodes in a Linked list and Sum of all elements in the Linked List
Part 5 - Finding Maximum in a Linked list and Searching in a Linked list
Part 6 - Improving Searching in Linked list
Part 7 - Inserting in a Linked list
Part 8 - Inserting in a sorted linked list and Deleting from a linked list
Part 9 - Checking if a Linked list is sorted
Part 10 - Removing duplicates from a Linked List
Part 11 - Reversing Linked List
Part 12 - Reversing Linked List using Sliding Pointers and recursive technique
Part 13 - Concatenating and Merging two Linked list
Part 14 - Check for Loop in Linked List
Part 15 - Circular Linked List
Part 16 - Insert and Display in a Circular Linked list
Part 17 - Deleting from a Circular Linked list
Part 18 - Doubly Linked List - Insertion
Part 19 - Doubly Linked List - Deletion
Part 20 - Doubly Linked List - Reverse
Part 21 - Circular Doubly Linked List
Part 22 - Comparison of Linked list
Part 23 - Comparison of Linked List and Array
Part 24 - Finding Middle element of a linked list and Intersecting point of Two Linked
list
Part 25 - Sparse Matrix using Linked list
Part 26 - Polynomial using Linked list
Part 27 - Introduction to Stack and Stack using Array
Part 28 - Stack using Linked list
Part 29 - Paranthesis Matching
Part 30 - Infix to Postfix Conversion
Part 31 - Associativity and unary Operator
Part 32 - Infix to Postfix using Stack method 1
Part 33 - Infix to Postfix using Stack method 2
Part 34 - Introduction to Queue ADT
Part 35 - Queue using Single Pointer and Two Pointer
Part 36 - Queue using Array and it's drawback
Part 37 - Circular Queue
Part 38 - Queue using Linked list
Part 39 - Double ended queue - Dequeue
Part 40 - Priority Queue
Part 41 - Queue using two Stacks

Advanced Data Structure Programming – Topics (Prod Fit)


Part 1 - Trees ( Terminology )
Part 2 - Number of Binary Trees using N Nodes
Part 3 - Height vs Nodes in Binary Tree
Part 4 - Internal Nodes Vs External Nodes in Binary Tree
Part 5 - Strict Binary Tree and Height vs Node of strict Binary Tree
Part 6 - Internal vs External Nodes of Strict Binary Tree
Part 7 - n-ary Trees
Part 8 - Analysis of n-ary Trees
Part 9 - Representation of binary Tree
Part 10 - Linked Representation of Binary Tree
Part 11 - Full vs Complete Binary Tree
Part 12 - Strict vs Complete Binary Tree
Part 13 - Binary Tree Traversals - method 1
Part 14 - Binary Tree Traversals - method 2 and method 3
Part 15 - Creating Binary Tree
Part 16 - Preorder Tree Traversal
Part 17 - Inorder Tree Traversal
Part 18 - Iterative Preorder and Inorder
Part 19 - Level Order Traversal
Part 20- Generating Tree from Traversal
Part 21 - Height and count of Binary Tree
Part 22 - Count Leaf Nodes of a Binary Tree
Part 23 - Introduction to Binary Search Tree
Part 24 - Searching in Binary Search Tree
Part 25 - Inserting in a Binary Search Tree - Iterative
Part 26 - Inserting in a Binary Search Tree - Recursive
Part 27 - Creating Binary Search Tree
Part 28 - Deleting from Binary Search Tree
Part 29 - Generating BST from Preorder
Part 30 - Drawbacks of Binary Search Tree
Part 31 - Introduction to AVL Trees
Part 32 - Inserting in AVL with Rotations
Part 33 - General form of AVL Rotation
Part 34 - Generating AVL Tree
Part 35 - Deletion from AVL Tree with Rotations
Part 36 - Height Analysis of AVL Tree
Part 37 - 2-3 Trees
Part 38 - 2-3-4 Trees
Part 39 - Red Black Tree - Introduction
Part 40 - Red Black Tree Creation
Part 41 - Red Black Tree vs 2-3-4 Trees
Part 42 - Red Black Tree - Deletion
Part 43 - Introduction to Heap
Part 44 - Inserting in a Heap
Part 45 - Creating a Heap
Part 46 - Deleting from Heap and Heap Sort
Part 47 - Heapify - Faster Method for creating Heap
Part 48 - Heaps as Priority Queue
Part 49 - Introduction to Graphs
Part 50 - Representation of Undirected Graphs
Part 51 - Representation of Directed Graph
Part 52 - Breadth First Search
Part 53 - Depth First Search
Part 54 - Spanning Trees
Part 55 - Prim's Minimum Spanning Tree
Part 56 - Kruskal's Minimum Spanning Tree
Part 57 - Disjoint Subsets
Part 58 - Asymptotic Notations Big oh, Omega, Theta

Algorithms (Prod Fit)


Part 1 – Introduction to Algorithms and Backtracking
Part 2 – N Queen Problem
Part 3 – Knight’s Tour Problem
Part 4 – Rat in a Maze Problem
Part 5 – Subset Sum Problem
Part 6 – Graph Coloring Problem
Part 7 – Hamiltonian Cycle
Part 8 – Sudoku Solver
Part 9 – Prime Numbers after Prime P with sum S
Part 10 – Permutations of a given String
Part 11 – Print all possible paths from top left to bottom right of a m x n matrix.
Part 12 – Introduction to Divide and Conquer
Part 13 – Binary Search explored
Part 14 – Merge Sort
Part 15 – Quick Sort
Part 16 – Strassen’s Matrix Multiplication
Part 17 – Introduction to Dynamic Programming
Part 18 – Longest Common Subsequence
Part 19 – Longest Palindromic Subsequence
Part 20 – 0/1 Knapsack Problem
Part 21 – Subset Sum Problem
Part 22 – Minimum Cost Path
Part 23 – Coin Change Problem
Part 24 – Kadane’s Algorithm
Part 25 – Minimum Edit Distance
Part 26 – Longest Increasing Subsequence
Part 27 – Introduction to Greedy Algorithm
Part 28 – Activity Selection Problem
Part 29 – Kruskal’s Minimum Spanning Tree
Part 30 – Prim’s Minimum Spanning Tree
Part 31 – Boruvka’s Minimum Spanning Tree
Part 32 – Dijkstra’s Shortest Path Algorithm
Part 33 – Minimum cost to connect all cities
Part 34 – Introduction to Pattern Searching
Part 35 – Naive Pattern Searching
Part 36 – KMP Algorithm
Part 37 – Rabin-Karp Algorithm
Part 38 – Boyer Moore Algorithm – Bad Character Heuristic
Part 39 – Boyer Moore Algorithm – Good Suffix Heuristic
Part 40 – Manacher’s Algorithm

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