IIIT Bangalore introduces MTech with dual certification in computer science and engineering
Anu Parthiban | December 23, 2023 | 12:38 PM IST | 2 mins read
IIIT Bangalore will allow professionals in Bangalore to attend classes on Friday, Saturday to complete the programme in two and half years.
NEW DELHI: The International Institute of Information Technology Bangalore (IIIT Bangalore) has introduced an executive MTech in Computer Science and Engineering with dual certification. Classes will commence in February 2024.
The programme will allow working professionals in Bangalore to attend classes on Friday and Saturday to complete the programme in two and half years and with a maximum time frame of four years. The IIIT Bangalore associate professor VN Muralidhara encouraged professionals keen on pursuing MTech programmes to apply.
The IIIT-B PG programme was launched with an objective to develop “professionals of high quality to cater to the needs of industry and academia”.
The program offers a range of elective courses and focuses on key areas such as algorithms, enterprise software design, machine learning, mathematics for machine learning, networking and communications, and concrete mathematics.
Additionally, students will be given an option to specialize in areas such as theory and systems for computing and data, artificial intelligence and machine learning, networking and communication, VLSI systems, digital society, and cyber security.
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The classes will be conducted on-site at the campus. “This unique program offers an unparalleled opportunity for professionals to enhance their expertise in the dynamic field of Computer Science and Engineering, all while balancing the demands of their current roles. Participants can expect a comprehensive curriculum designed to equip them with advanced knowledge and skills,” the institute said.
IIIT Bangalore director Debabrata stated: "At IIIT-B, we are committed to providing cutting-edge education that aligns with industry requirements. The MTech program facilitates a seamless integration of academic and professional commitments and ensures that our students graduate with a degree that holds the same prestige as our traditional MTech program."
“Students can pursue certifications in specialized areas, including courses designed to provide practical, real-world skills.” "We believe in empowering our students with not only theoretical knowledge but also practical expertise. The dual certification approach ensures that our graduates are well-rounded professionals ready to excel in their careers," Debabrata added.
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