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The VTU and Ingersoll-Rand will collaborate in areas of faculty development, curriculum development, technology exchange, and support and will provide learning packages and training programmes. Ingersoll-Rand will provide guidance to professionals, faculty, and graduate students in civil and mechanical engineering at VTU in the field of highway technology and road construction. The Ingersoll-Rand Chairman and President, Daljit Mirchandani, said his company, being a global technology leader in the field of road construction equipment and machinery, was seeking to ensure that the latest technology was available to VTU students in its curriculum. The VTU and IR will also introduce other continuing education programmes and additional courses as and when needed, apart from short-term certificate and postgraduate diploma courses in various aspects of road technology. The VTU Vice-Chancellor, K. Balaveera Reddy, said VTU had MoUs with prestigious organisations such as Microsoft, IBM, Intel, and now IR. This MoU would mean preparing an employable workforce for the future, with projects like the Golden Quadrilateral already underway.
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