Technical education benchmarks
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The document discusses benchmarks for computer science engineering education to cope with rapid changes in the IT industry. It outlines various web and mobile application programming languages as well as technologies like cloud computing and big data. The challenges of keeping curriculum and skills up to date are discussed. Solutions proposed include ongoing training for existing faculty and students teaching newer languages and technologies to their peers. The importance of developing good citizenship among students is also highlighted.
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- 1. HIGHER EDUCATION BENCHMARKS In the context of Computer Science Engineering Education Nishant Kumar
- 2. INTRODUCTION • In Computer Science Engineering stream rapid changes are now static since the collaborative work culture in the picture. • Engineering streams are directly connected with Information Technology Industry. • Whenever things changes in the IT industry. Changes required in Education Industry also.
- 3. • Even IT require five important mechanism to cope up with change. – Education and Training – Vendor Support – Endurance – Internal Procedure – Consultant Support Reference- John Benamati, Albert L. Lederer, “How IT Organizations Handle Rapid Change: Five Coping Mechanism”, Springer Information Technology and Management, 2001, Volume 2, Issue 1 , pp 95-112 . http://link.springer.com/article/10.1023%2FA%3A1009986821907#page-2 • The integration of technology in education will change the face of India. Educators integrate technology in teaching-learning process for strong professional development of students. Creation of user-friendly learning environment for educators will help them grow much beyond. – Prof. NB Sudershan Acharya, Founder and Chairman, Lead India 2020 Foundation Reference- http://digitallearning.eletsonline.com/2012/12/training-of-educators-coping-with-rapidly-changing-education- technologies/#sthash.rHkYDE07.dpuf
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- 9. Problem Statement… • In this scenario, to cope up with the change, education industry require two things: – Skilled Human Resources • Appointing new resources on changes is a long process in Universities. – Syllabus Change • Syllabus changing again a long process.
- 10. Solution • Training – Training can help to start and a motivation to learn new languages or technologies to the existing resources. • Our most important part, “Student” are the biggest human resource. – Any student who have studied any language ask to teach to their juniors.
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