Mewar University, i-Nurture to introduce programmes in computer science engineering
Ishita Ranganath | February 27, 2023 | 02:39 PM IST | 1 min read
The agreement signed will introduce courses in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, cloud security, information security among others.
NEW DELHI: Mewar University signs an agreement with i-Nurture Education Solutions to launch courses in bachelor of technology (BTech) and bachelor of science information technology (BSc IT). Interested candidates can apply for such courses from March 1, 2023.
The courses cover areas such as BTech and BSc IT in artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), data science (DS), cloud technology and information security, electric vehicles, full stack development and cyber security. This collaboration will allow students to learn new technological advances in the areas of computer science for job opportunities in companies such as Google, Tesla, Microsoft, Facebook, HCL, IBM, Tech Mahindra, among others.
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Apart from this, Mewar University also signed other agreements with institutions such as Indo German Tool Room, Central Institute of Petrochemical Engineering & Technology, Indian Institute Of Sugarcane Research, Indian Institute Of Soil Science, CIDC, among others, wherein students will have access to short-term training programmes on specific topics relevant to their courses.
Speaking about the university initiatives, Mewar University, vice-chancellor, Alok Mishra, said: "Providing theoretical knowledge with proper combination of practical exposure is the prime motto and all the efforts are being made to ensure students get the required exposure which makes them productive from the very beginning of their professional careers."
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