Wednesday, August 7 2024

Placements and Training: Japan Research Institute (JRI) Hiring

Japan Research Institute is hiring Computer Science and Information Science engineering students from the 2025 outgoing batch for the position of System Engineer.

The Japan Research Institute (JRI) is a multifaceted information service company that integrates three core functions: think tank, consulting, and IT solutions.

JRI conducts in-depth research and analysis on both domestic and international economies, offering valuable policy proposals and insights. The institute supports the creation of innovative businesses geared towards future needs and provides consulting services focused on management strategies and administrative reforms. Additionally, JRI excels in planning and developing strategic information systems for its group companies, fostering the creation of digital services, and engaging in various corporate activities aimed at driving growth and efficiency.

Dr. Prabhu engages two sessions at Karnataka Police Academy, Mysore

Dr. Ananth Prabhu G, Professor in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and Principal Investigator at the Digital Forensics and Cyber Security Centre of Excellence was invited by the Karnataka Police Academy, Mysore to interact with a batch of 33 Police officers of Inspector Rank.
Course Coordinator Sri Narasimha Tamradhwaja, Assistant Director of the Karnataka Police Academy delivered the inaugural address. Dr. Prabhu also interacted with Sri. Channabasappa, IPS, the newly appointed Deputy director of the Academy.

ECE Faculty Participate at CoreEL Edu Summit 2.0

Prof. Roopashree Nayak and Prof. Pavana Laxmi, Dept. of Electronics & Communication Engineering (ECE), and Prof. Abhishek K, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, attended the CoreEL Edu Summit 2.0 at Vivanta by Taj Mangaluru.

The summit, themed "Powering Artificial Intelligence System Simulation," was organized by CoreEL Technologies in collaboration with MathWorks and ICT Academy. It featured technical experts from CoreEL and MathWorks and esteemed academicians who showcased significant advancements in technology and AI applications in engineering.

Key highlights included:

Insightful sessions on how tools like MATLAB, Simulink, and AMD-Xilinx drive AI innovation in various industries.
Discussions on system-level thinking with AI as a megatrend, emphasizing its role in shaping the future workforce.
Strategies for redesigning AI curriculum to meet industry demands.
Demonstrations of real-time AI implementation and interoperability across multiple platforms.

This summit emphasis on the critical role of AI in engineering has provided invaluable knowledge that can be integrated into teaching and research endeavours.

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Placements and Training: Japan Research Institute (JRI) Hiring

Wed Aug 07 2024