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Thursday 29 May 2014

Cloudshot Practical Engineering for OAU students.







In a nation that longs for development as Nigeria, the blame is always on the government but shouldn't there be a time when we come back to the drawing board and fix the problem by ourselves? The problems facing the economy also dwells on the failure of the government but shouldn't we desist from pointing fingers outward and start pointing the fingers towards ourselves.  A time should come when the responsibilities are taken by our youths and the government are left to join in when they are convinced, a time should come when the development of the nation should not be the responsibility of the government but on each and everyone of the nation's people. 

That time is now!!!

The time that youths will stop day dreaming and start developing, The time the youths will stop wasting their time in things that are not worth it, the time the youths will start turning their imaginations into innovations. Cloudshot Academy is here to inspire youths and give them the necessary knowledge in other to create a better world for themselves and together create a better nation. Cloudshot Practical Engineering is a program created for the purpose of creating a better world for ourselves.

Cloudshot Practical Engineering is now on OAU campus and is commencing next session with 3 courses; Mechanical, Computer and Electrical engineering. Theses courses are not restricted to students studying these courses alone but is open for everyone and anyone that is practical oriented, motivated and innovated. The courses runs through the semester and a complete training covers 1 academic session (2 semesters). This is to ensure proper understanding of the courses in the beginner and advance stages. The fee for the first semester is N5,000 and the form is N500. 

These courses are majorly practical courses with little or no theory but to expand your horizon on what is being taught in the higher institutions. A lot of programs and projects are lined up for students that are interested. Some of the benefits include; ability to create and innovate thereby developing your own startup, I.T and SIWES recommendation, Mind blowing projects, preparing you for the world outside the four walls of the academic institution and many more...

Contact our OAU student Ambassador, Kelvin on 08167802094 for more information and to purchase your form. Forms are now available. 

Apple's latest purchase: Beats for $3billion

Apple Buys Beats Electronics For $3B

Apple has indeed purchased Beats, which includes both Beats Audio hardware and Beats Music, the streaming radio service that was founded by rapper Dr. Dre and longtime music industry exec Jimmy Iovine. The deal was reported to be in the works earlier this month, and was said to be worth an estimated $3.2 billion at the time, though a recent New York Post report said it was cut to $3 billion after Apple completed its due diligence. The price is indeed $3 billion, with $2.6 billion in cash and $400 million in stock.
Apple typically makes smaller purchases of startups and companies most people have never heard of, so Beats is a considerable change of course for the company. The last really high-profile acquisition Apple made was NeXT, back when it bought that company to bring Steve Jobs back into the fold.
Much speculation has been made around what the Beats acquisition brings to Apple, which already has an existing streaming radio business and a very healthy third-party ecosystem when it comes to headphones, Bluetooth speakers and other peripherals. Apple doesn’t yet sell on- or over-the-ear style headphones, however, or its own speakers, and these are areas where competitors like Samsung currently operate to support their smartphone devices.
The company also reportedly enjoyed Beats’ ability to convert free trial users of its service to paid subscribers, according to a recent Bloomberg report. And bringing on Beats’ top executive talent, which includes Jimmy Iovine and Dr. Dre, was also said to be an important factor. In an interview with the New York Times, Apple CEO Tim Cook cited Dre and Iovine as important factors and praised the Beats streaming music service.
Given the stature of this acquisition, Apple is being a bit more communicative about the deal than it has about others in the past. Apple indicates Beats Music will continue to be made available and operate as before (even on other platforms). Also as part of the deal, Beats co-founders Iovine and Dre join Apple’s management team.