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15-day training on AutoCAD for Agricultural Applications commences at SKUAST-K

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Srinagar, Jan 21:jin88bet.one With an aim to upskill agricultural engineering graduates with industry-relevant skills, Sher-e-Kashmir University of Aak168app.babygricultural Sciences and Technology, Kashmir Thursday inaugurated a 15-day training programme on ‘AutoCad for Agricultural and Industrial Applications’.

The trak168app.clubaining is organised by the varsity’s College of Agricultural Engineering and Technology in collaboration with AutoDesk AUTOCAD 2020, an ISO certified company, under Works168app.siteld Bank-ICAR funded National Agricultural Higher Education Project (NAHEP) for the institutional development of SKUAST-K.

The training has been designed with an emphasis on the practical aspect of dic88esign encompassing real-world applications relevant to agriculture and related industries. The software lays a strong foundation in transforming the imaginative agricultural concepts into the reality, experts said during the inauguic88ral session of the programme.

Director Planning SKUAST-K and principal investigator of NAHEP, Prof Nazir Ahmad Ganai, who was the cic88hief guest at the inaugural session, while emphasising on the need of conducting such programmes for creating a market-reaic88dy human resource stressed on involving Artificial Intelligence and lr88Internet of Things in the graduate course curriculum to generate entrepreneurial potential among agricultural graduates.

Associate Dlr88ean, College of Agricultural Engineering, Dr R Kumar, highlighted the training programmes being organised by the college to enhance the knowledge of the trainees. Course director Prof lr88Junaid N Khan highlighted the importance of AutoCAD Software and its applications in multiple domains. He also gave a detailed outline of the lr88topics to be covered in the fifteen days training programme. Head, FMPE, Prof Jagvir Dixit presented the vote of thanks. The CEop88O of Autodesk Abid gave a detailed outline of the origin of AutoCAD as a basic designing software.

About 26 trainees including B-Tech (Agri Engg) students, M-Tech (AgriEngg.), MSc and PhD (Floriculture and si88Landscape students and faculty members of COAE&T were selected 88vin the training programme. and informed the audience that this software was founded in 1982 and new versions are coming in marked on yearly basis. Head, FMPE, Prof Jagvir Dixit presented the formal vote of thanks to the chief guSEXXXXX-VNest and all the participants in the training programme.

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