Cadmatic Software Solutions Pvt. Ltd and the Electrical Engineering Department of DKTE have inked an MoU whereby the institute will be the first educational centre in India for CADMATIC Electrical. The MoU covers collaboration in the field of digital and intelligent 3D-based design and information management software solutions for electrical engineering. The main objective of this initiative is to provide technology education to students and to ensure that future engineers are well equipped with technology skills that Indian industrial employers value.
The DKTE'S Textile & Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji provides quality technical education with adequate industrial exposure with its innovative teaching methods. The institute will include a special certification course on CADMATIC Electrical in their curriculum where they will teach their students with CADMATIC Electrical.
"Roshansingh Navlur, Director (India & SEA), Cadmatic said “We believe in educating the next generation with the latest technologies as this partnership will benefit the students and provide the industry with a larger talent pool. Together with DKTE, we ensure that the best professional education is offered to students keen on joining the industry. This partnership allows technology experts to upgrade their skills, which will benefit the industry in the future.”
Cadmatic will assist DKTE to set up a technology lab in the college, which will allow their students to learn with CADMATIC Electrical. Cadmatic India will also conduct training sessions to enable the faculty members and students to explore Cadmatic software technology. Additionally, refresher training will keep them regularly updated on newer advancements.
Mr. R. N. Patil HOD Electrical, DKTE'S Textile & Engineering Institute, Ichalkaranji said, “We are happy to be the first educational centre in India for CADMATIC Electrical. This will help us in providing and teaching our students the latest technologies. With the growing demand for electrical engineering, there is a need to adopt new technologies. This will not only minimize errors but also help in delivering better productivity, thus creating huge demand for professionals.”
