IBM and Assam Down Town University (AdtU) announced on Monday, April 29, 2024, the launch of a new IT program that will provide students with skills in data science, cloud and artificial intelligence.
The new program will specialize in developing computer lab skills with IBM software, industry-aligned curriculum, and IBM subject matter expert-led instruction. It is expected that the program will help students build a strong foundation in IT skills and provide them with the knowledge and experience that employers demand.
The joint venture aligns with AdtU’s curriculum and is expected to ensure that graduates have the skills and knowledge needed for the IT industry. This collaboration will benefit students by providing them with hands-on learning opportunities and globally recognized credentials.
It is a great opportunity for students to gain cutting-edge skills in collaboration with industry leaders. The collaboration will also help in strengthening the IT workforce and build a sustainable future for the state of Assam.
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The new program will offer students a chance to explore the opportunities in the IT industry and develop skills that are in high demand today. This program is expected to help students build a strong foundation in IT skills and provide them with the knowledge and experience that employers demand.
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