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QISCET, corporates start 4 workshops
The QIS College of Engineering and Technology started four workshops on machine learning, cloud computing, python and app development for 313 students of Computer Science and Engineering students from third year on Thursday, announced the secretary and correspondent of QIS Nidamanuri Surya Kalyan Chakravarthy and its president Nidamanuri Nageswara Rao.
Ongole: The QIS College of Engineering and Technology started four workshops on machine learning, cloud computing, python and app development for 313 students of Computer Science and Engineering students from third year on Thursday, announced the secretary and correspondent of QIS Nidamanuri Surya Kalyan Chakravarthy and its president Nidamanuri Nageswara Rao.
Kalyan Chakravarthy said that Dr Maneesh Jain from Indore was training 132 students on machine learning while Pranay from Bhopal was training 42 students on Python. He also said that K Gowtham was training 60 students on Cloud Computing and 79 students were being trained on App Development with the trainer from Andhra Pradesh State Skill Development Corporation and Google. He said that the trainers were also providing hands on training to the students in the labs.
The college principal Dr Kilari Veeraswamy and the HoD of CSE Dr Rupadevi were overseeing the training programme for the engineering students, Chakravarthy added.
