Thiruvananthapuram: The need to redefine the academic structure and reshape traditional pedagogy will be clearer post-Covid-19, said Dr.
M M Rajasree, Deputy Chancellor Apj Abdul Kalam Technology University.
He spoke in a program organized by the Academia Technology Focus Group (ATFG) from GTECH (Kerala technology company group) to honor the winners of students in various universities in MU Onam competition held by ATFG GTech.
Gtech is involved with a vibrant student community through Campus Connect initiative.
The focus is on peer learning and encourages students to learn about the latest technology through your initiative learning.
MU learns also aim to bridge the gap between academics and industry.
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Dr S Ayoob, Pro Deputy Chancellor of the university, emphasized the need for continuous involvement with the industry through innovative learning platforms and initiatives to improve the teaching and learning process.
Representatives of Chancellor distributed the gift of MU Onam to students.
Dean Research Dr.
Shalij, Binu Jacob, Secretary, GTECH and MD, Experion Technology; Nath Deepu, Convener, Gtech ATFG; Sreekumar, Head of the Center, Tata Elxsi, Rajeev Sebastian, CEO, Alokin software; REJAH RAHIM, CEO, BEAGLE SECURITY; And Dr.
Arun Surendran, Principal, Trinity College of Engineering, spoke during a session.
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