My name is Deepak Jain

Mr. Deepak Jain, based in Delhi, capital of India holds an M.Tech.(CSE) from Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (Ministry of IT & Communication, Govt. of India) specialized in ‘OOAD & Digital Designing’. Prior, he completed B.Tech. (Electronics & Communication Engineering) with specialization in ‘Communication & Antenna Applications’ from Institute of Engineering & Technology, Kanpur, India. He has a wide working experience of R&D and Software Analysis, Testing, OOAD, UML and FPGA developments. He owns a number of research papers and articles to his credit published in different journals of National and International repute. He has authored book for Software Engineering Process Models. He is authoring some more books for Oxford University Press too. He proposed an newer Object Oriented approach for VHDL modeling and Object Oriented Co-Designing named D-FOM . He has also rendered services to Research & Analysis Wing (RAW), Govt. of India, for Intelligence through Communication. Deepak Jain is a Life Associate Member of Computer Society of India and Gold member of CodeProject Team.

Mailing address:
X-2848(A), Nirmal Niwas, Street-5, Raghubarpura-2, Gandhi Nagar, Delhi-110031, India
Voice: +91-(0)-9899056549
Email: er.deepak@bol.net.in

I am currently working as Senior Executive at HCL Technologies
Total of more than SIX years of experience in Software Analysis, OOAD, UML, Testing, C/C++, and Training & Resource Development Major Achivements are as here....!! ----------------------------------------------- Book Publications ----------------------------------------------- i. “Software Engineering Process Models: A Questionnaire Approach” (2006), BPB Publications ii. Writing: “Object Oriented SDLC: Professional & Academic Approach” for Oxpord Uniersity Press iii. Writing "A Professional Guide to Softwaer Engineering" for Oxpord Uniersity Press ---------------------------------------------- Selective Paper Publications (Total 15 International and more than 12 National Publications) ---------------------------------------------- i. “Criticality of Software Process & Standards” (2007), VISION, Maharaja Surajmal Institute of Technology, New Delhi. ii. “Ethics and Plans of Announcing & Executing Death of Any Software” (February-2007), INDIACom-2007, pp. 275-280, Proceedings of National Conference on ‘Computing for National Development’, Bharti Vidyapeeth University Institute of Computer Applications and Management, New Delhi. iii. “Object Oriented Programming Constructs in VHSIC Hardware Description Language” (January-2007), Journal of Applied and Theoretical Information Technology (JATIT), an International Journal of Institute of Theoretical Computer Science, Dresden, Germany. iv. “OOPS Automation in Co-Designing by Toning HDL & OOPS” (2006), Methods & Models in Computing (Macmillan Publishers), Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. v. “Code Conversion by Mapping HDL & OOPS ‘Why and How’” (2006), DIAS Technology Review-International Reviewed Journal of Business and Technology. vi. “Why does need process: The software Development and Standards” (July-September, 2006), DIAS Times. This article summarizes needs of formal software development methodologies and standards in software industry. vii. “Software Metrics: A Control or a Challenge?” (April-June, 2006), DIAS Times. The article highlights the need of software metrics as a control over the procedure and also flashes challenges that it introduces in development. viii. “Object Oriented Footprints on VHDL Tracks” (January, 2006), Presentation in National Conference in DIAS, proceeding published in DIAS Times January-March, 2006 issue. ix. “Terminologies of System Representations in Hardware Designing” (October-December, 2005), DIAS Times. The Published article discusses different standard system/design representations at Functional/Gate/RTL levels. x. “UML: What, Why & How” (July-September, 2005), DIAS Times, pp 29-31. The published article talks about needs of a Design model and procedures of Unified Modeling for software analysis design and development. xi. “India as a preferred destination for KPO” (2005), Managing Globalization Race-the new vistas (pp 43-51), Compendium of International Conference organized by RDIAS, Delhi. This published paper talks about Indian strengths for accommodating needs of Outsourcing Knowledge Processes. xii. “Mapping OOPS to HDL” (2004), Accepted for presentation in National Conference of Object Oriented Technology (NCOOT). This paper discusses about mapping VHDL constructs to OOPS. xiii. “OOPS compatibility in VHDL” (2004), http://www.codeproject.com. This paper explores compatibility of OOPS Designs to VHDL to support Object Oriented Digital VLSI Designing. xiv. “D-FOM, Yet another Object Model” (2004), http://www.codeproject.com. In this paper, a new Object Oriented Analysis & Designing Model named Determinant Functional Object Modeling (D-FOM) is introduced. The model is discussed and appreciated in many technical & research organizations. Evaluated at 4.30+ on scale of 5.0 by the online viewers of the paper.