AKTU Partners with Siemens to Enhance Semiconductor Training for Engineering Students
AKTU, Siemens join hands to train 300 colleges in semiconductor design
Hindustan Times
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Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) in Uttar Pradesh, India, has partnered with Siemens EDA to provide semiconductor design training to students across 300 colleges. This initiative aims to bolster India's semiconductor capabilities and reduce reliance on imports, with a focus on enhancing student employability in the technology sector.
- 01AKTU and Siemens EDA signed a Memorandum of Understanding to enhance semiconductor training.
- 02The initiative will provide software training to 300 colleges in Uttar Pradesh, India.
- 03Siemens will supply seven design software packages through its corporate social responsibility funds.
- 04A Centre of Excellence will be established to support training in semiconductor design and technology.
- 05Students completing the training will receive certificates as part of a skill development course.
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Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam Technical University (AKTU) has partnered with Siemens EDA, an electronic design automation software company, to enhance semiconductor training for engineering students across 300 colleges in Uttar Pradesh, India. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on Thursday aims to support India's semiconductor mission by equipping students with essential skills in semiconductor design and technology. Siemens will provide seven design software packages through its corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds, which will be accessible to affiliated institutions. This initiative is expected to significantly improve student employability in fields such as VLSI Design, Technology, and Electronics. A Centre of Excellence will be established under this partnership, focusing on training in semiconductor design and packaging. Additionally, Siemens will conduct a Faculty Development Programme for educators at various universities, including Lucknow University and Meerut University. Students who complete the training will receive certificates as part of a 2-credit skill development course spanning multiple semesters.
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This partnership will enhance the skill set of engineering students, making them more employable in the growing semiconductor industry.
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