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Rayat Bahra University (RBU) has announced its collaboration with Microsoft to introduce the region's first Bachelor of Technology (B. Tech) course in Artificial Intelligence within the Department of Computer Science and Engineering. This initiative is a part of RBU's ambitious plan to offer innovative, job-oriented courses across its various schools.

Chancellor Gurvinder Singh Bahra, disclosing this here today said that this collaboration aligns with the university's vision to provide cutting-edge educational opportunities that enhance the employability of its students.

"Rayat Bahra University has established itself as one of the premier institutions in the country which provides affordable education. We attract students from across India and abroad, and our new-age courses in partnership with top multinational companies are designed to boost the employment potential of our graduates," said Bahra.

Vice-Chancellor Dr Parvinder Singh shared insights into the rigorous process behind the introduction of this new course.

He complimented Dr. Satbir S Sehgal, Vice-President, who played a crucial role in finalising the pact with Microsoft.

Karun Tadepalli, CEO, ByteXL, communicated "Emergence of artificial intelligence and machine learning mark an important milestone in technological progress. Now with the advent of Gen AI from traditional/adaptive AI, educating the next generation of engineers -- so they meet the needs of the future and change in the job market -- requires creativity and imagination. Our platforms are already facilitating new models of learning. We're excited to be a part of this collaboration."
(editor@dailyworld.in)