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Focus on real time projects
Impetus should be on real time projects, Purnachander Poshala, the analog applications manager of the Texas Instruments told the Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) students.
Warangal: Impetus should be on real time projects, Purnachander Poshala, the analog applications manager of the Texas Instruments told the Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE) students.
Inaugurating the Texas Instruments' Innovation Centre at Vaagdevi College of Engineering at Bollikunta on Monday, he said that the centre would be of immense help to students and researchers.
The students can learn a lot of things such as Bluetooth, wireless, internet of things, analog applications etc, he said, referring to the uses of Innovation Centre.
The management of Vaagdevi Group of Engineering Colleges signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Texas Instruments Innovation Centre (A partner of Texas Instruments India University Program).
The MoU envisaged incorporation of TI technology into curriculum providing educators with the ability to teach real world concepts and complement this with a unique hands-on learning experience utilizing TI tools, making it more exciting, relevant and valuable to the student.
Working with TI increases the knowledge base of future engineers, so they interact with industry-standard technology before they graduate.
TI helps develop the skills needed to tackle tomorrow's most challenging problems.
By providing students access to the largest and most advanced analog and embedded processing portfolio, the TI University Program provides the tools necessary to inspire innovation and take engineering concepts from the book to the breadboard.
The main aim of the Innovation Centre was to provide training, certification program, Internships and enhance placements based on worldwide market.
The students of CSE, ECE and & EEE are eligible for training.
Principal K Prakash said that the Centre will help students industry-ready so that they can get placements in reputed companies.
Edgate Technologies, Banglore Application Engineer Javid Baig, Vaagdevi Groups secretary Ch Devendar Reddy, administrative officer Ch Satyapal Reddy and Vaagdevi college ECE head M Shashidhar were among others present.
