JNTU-GV has directed its 37 affiliated engineering colleges to prioritize Artificial Intelligence (AI) education. This directive is expected to play a crucial role in providing students with modern technological knowledge.
According to a report by The Hindu, JNTU-GV Vice Chancellor V.V. Subbarao made this announcement. He was speaking at the Freshers Day celebrations at Avanthi engineering college of Cherkupalli in Vizianagaram district on Tuesday.
This instruction is aimed at enhancing the skills of students to compete in the future job market. It reflects the growing demand in the field of Artificial Intelligence.
Colleges can provide students with in-depth knowledge in this field by incorporating AI-related courses into their curriculum. This will improve their career prospects.
This initiative will benefit students in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. It will provide them with the opportunity to train in cutting-edge technology, enabling them to excel in the global technology sector.