Hamilpur (HP), July 9 (PTI) – Courses involving artificial intelligence and machine learning are being considered for inclusion in the university curriculum in Himachal Pradesh, Chief Minister Sukhvinder Singh Suk said on Sunday. rice field.
Speaking at the Hamilpur Government College program, he said the state government is introducing new technical courses in technical education institutions to create better job opportunities for young people.
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He stressed the need to fundamentally change the education system so that students can compete with those who study at world-class institutions, stating that the Rajiv Gandhi government model of full-time boarding schools will be phased into each parliamentary constituency. said to be established.
He said land for the construction of these schools had been identified in Sujanpur, Bohranji and Badsar parliamentary constituencies in Hamilpur district.
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These schools provide students with modern educational facilities such as smart classes and sports amenities. The government is also considering setting up a model university in the state, he added.
He inaugurated the new Academic Building at Himachal Pradesh Institute of Technology (HPTU) Hamilpur at a cost of Rs 2.5 crore and also laid the foundation stone for a link road and staff colony worth Rs 7.28 crore. rice field.
He also announced a spending of Rs 20 crore to introduce smart classrooms at Hamilpur Government College, stating that the state government is committed to strengthening education infrastructure and providing better opportunities for students in the state. Stated.
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