Software institute of IAF joins hands with PES college for R&D in engineering
The Hindu
The Software Development Institute, Indian Air Force is a premier research and development facility dedicated to advancing software technologies and supporting the operational needs of the Indian Air Force.
The Software Development Institute (SDI) of the Indian Air Force (IAF) and P. E. S. College of Engineering, Mandya have formalised their partnership through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed on August 28. The strategic agreement marks a significant step towards fostering innovation and enhancing engineering education through joint research and development initiatives.
The MoU was signed in the presence of Air Vice Marshal K.N. Santosh, Commandant of SDI, Principal Dr. H.M. Nanjundaswamy, Vice-Principal Dr Vinay S., Dr Nagarathna and Dr. M.C. Girish Babu.
The Software Development Institute, Indian Air Force is a premier research and development facility dedicated to advancing software technologies and supporting the operational needs of the Indian Air Force.
The MoU outlines a mutual commitment to engage in academic and engineering research and development collaboration.
The agreement includes provisions for final-year engineering students from P. E. S. College of Engineering to undertake internship-based projects. These projects will form an integral part of the college curriculum, providing practical experience and contributing to real-world problem-solving.
As part of the agreement, tailored training programmes will be designed to equip the Indian Air Force with cutting-edge skills and knowledge, addressing its evolving requirements and enhancing its operational capabilities. The SDI and the PES College will collaborate on developing new products and processes, leveraging their combined expertise to address emerging technological needs and challenges.
The MoU is effective for a period of five years, during which both institutions will work together to achieve the outlined objectives and explore further avenues for cooperation.
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