BITS Pilani revamps curriculum for AI era, adds research and wellbeing requirements
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- ✓BITS Pilani has redesigned its undergraduate curriculum to focus on the AI era, research, and student wellbeing.
- ✓Group vice chancellor V Ramgopal Rao said, "We have launched a new curriculum responding to AI's impact on education and growing mental health concerns." Students now get more hands-on learning and industry mentorship.
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- India Economy
'Students engage with societal problems, funding to develop, test solutions within the curriculum; practice School's industry mentorship, entrepreneurship pathways help take these ideas towards ventures' says group vice chancellor of the institute
Undergraduate students at BITS Pilani will have more opportunities to pursue research, explore subjects beyond their disciplines and undertake structured wellbeing activities under a curriculum redesigned for the artificial intelligence era.
The changes bring together academic flexibility, hands-on learning and industry experience, according to V Ramgopal Rao, group vice chancellor of the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS).
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