Hi Guys,
Do you know about the new project of Microsoft for students which is supplying about 4000$ worth software for students. The name of the project is DreamSpark.
DreamSpark is a Microsoft program
available to academic organizations, mainly colleges and universities, although
there is also a high school version. The participating schools pay an annual
fee for the service, in exchange for which, applicable departments (computer
science, computer engineering, information technology, and related fields of
that organization) as well as students and faculty can acquire licensed copies
of Microsoft software such as Microsoft Windows,
Visual Studio and other products.
The list of software each college and university gets is dependent on the agreements made by that
particular organization.
The software can be used in
coursework and personal non-commercial projects. Students may continue to use
these products for non-commercial purposes, even after they graduate. Even
after graduation students may receive all free updates to the software, such as
security updates and service packs, that are available to everyone through
Windows Update
Software is accessed through a
dedicated website run either by Kivuto Solutions Inc. or by the university/high
school itself. The service run by Kivuto Solutions is called Kivuto Electronic
License Management System or ELMS. Access is determined by the service
agreement, but is usually given to students who meet certain requirements (must
be currently enrolled in or teaching course(s) in science, technology,
engineering, or mathematics).
Readers the people who are doing theirdegree in CS, IT or in any other fields related to computer are
getting this opportunity. So try to get an address or link from your friend and get some software's like visio 2013 which are useful for electrical , civil, mechanical, electronics engineers.
-ASV
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