BCA programme in AI and Machine Learning is among new courses at Mangalore University this year
The Hindu
BCA programmes in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, B.Com in Business Data Analytics, and diploma and certificate programmes related to hair and its design, are among the new courses being offered this year by colleges affiliated to Mangalore University.
BCA programmes in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, B.Com in Business Data Analytics, and diploma and certificate programmes related to hair and its design, are among the new courses being offered this year by colleges affiliated to Mangalore University.
The BCA programme in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is being offered by Beary’s First Grade College, Kodi, Kundapura, Udupi district. At the meeting of Academic Council of the University held on Monday, this college was allowed intake of 40 students.
The course is also offered by Kanachur Institute of Management and Science, Deralakatte, Mangaluru, and St. Raymond College, Vamanjoor, Mangaluru. The Academic Council permitted intake of 60 and 30 students respectively to the two colleges.
The four-year B.Com in Business Data Analytics course is offered by Beary’s Institute of Emerging Learning that has been permitted intake of 90 students. This course is also offered by Minerva College, formerly Mangalore Institute of Fire and Safety Engineering, in its campus in Adyar. The Academic Council permitted intake of 80 students.
Minerva College is also offering BBA programme in Occupational Health and Safety and has been permitted intake of 80 students.
The Shivas International Institute of Professional Innovation, Deralakatte, Mangaluru, is offering certificate programme in Hair and Beauty Therapy and diploma progrmamme in Designing and Treating Hair. In the Academic Council meeting held on Monday, Acting Vice Chancellor Jayaraj Amin said these two new programmes were being offered by this new institute, which is among three new colleges that applied for affiliation of the university for the year 2023-24.
The two other new colleges that applied for university’s affiliation for 2023-24 are Vaibhav College, Hangaluru, Kundapura of Udupi district and Sharaf Institute of Commerce and Arts, Manjanady, Mangaluru.
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