Artificial Intelligence IPT cum Internship from 16th December

Artificial Intelligence IPT cum Internship from 16th December
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The Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) has come up with another learning opportunity for the young graduates, faculty and IT enthusiasts.

Hyderabad: The Telangana Information Technology Association (TITA) has come up with another learning opportunity for the young graduates, faculty and IT enthusiasts. It has announced to conduct an In-plant training (IPT) cum Industry Tour program during Christmas holidays from December 16 to December 28 on Artificial Intelligence (AI) & ML. The 60-hour internship program would open the doors of IT opportunities for the participants.

Digithon has decided to take up this initiative to enhance the Industry required skills and knowledge among students and techies so that they can grab the abundant opportunities. The two-week program seeks to train students and faculty on the basis of AI and other contentious topics of the industry besides industry tour. Participants need to pay Rs 6000 fee for the IPT cum internship and industry tour program.

Training will be imparted on AI and mock problems would be given to the participants for finding solutions during the training. A Hackathon will also be organized post-training. The schedule of the training includes lunch with IT employees too. Students and other interested candidates can register for training by bit.ly/tita_internship or by calling at 6300368705/8123123434.

Elaborating about the program, TITA President Sundeep Kumar Makthala said that students and faculty members can utilize the Christmas holidays fruitfully. He said that AI is the future and engineering students as well as faculty members needed to be trained well in this futuristic subject. The training would be conducted under the direct supervision of IT employees and subject experts, he added. He further said that efforts would be made to incorporate participants from all districts of Telangana State.

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