Mysuru : Graduates must go beyond earning degrees and develop the ability to create future technologies, adapt to rapid changes and uphold human values, said P Nagabhushan, former director of IIIT Allahabad.
A total of 941 engineering students, including 572 boys, graduated across various disciplines this year. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Mysuru | Silver Rate in Mysuru | Bank Holidays in Mysuru | Public Holidays in Mysuru Stay updated with the latest Mysuru news.
Highlighting the responsible use of AI, Nagabhushan said technology should augment human intelligence and creativity rather than replace independent thinking. He stressed the importance of continuous learning in an era marked by rapid advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) and data engineering. he advised those with family responsibilities to first ensure financial stability While encouraging graduates to pursue higher studies. He urged graduates to preserve their individuality, emotional intelligence, integrity and ethical values, adding that ambition should drive progress without turning into greed. VVCE principal Sadashive Gowda outlined the institution’s facilities, academic achievements and placement record. Sanjana Srinivas emerged as the college topper and secured the first rank in electronics and communication engineering (ECE). Download the TOI App.
Delivering the address at the third Graduation Day ceremony of Vidyavardhaka College of Engineering (VVCE) on Saturday, he said passing examinations and obtaining a degree were necessary, but not sufficient to become a competent engineer, technocrat and responsible citizen.