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RISE College inks pact with Code Tantra
The RISE Krishna Sai Group of Institutions chairman Sidda Venkateswara Rao announced that they are introducing a tool, Code Tantra for the first time to students to practice software coding effectively.
Ongole: The RISE Krishna Sai Group of Institutions chairman Sidda Venkateswara Rao announced that they are introducing a tool, Code Tantra for the first time to students to practice software coding effectively.
The CEO of Code Tantra, TSV Ramana said the tool is the best platform to improve their coding skills. He said that the student can log into their account from anywhere and continue the practice of coding.
He added that the software also helps them to learn the concepts in the classroom with an example. He appreciated the management of RISE for spending about Rs 1 crore for the coding software for their students.
The RISE groups honorary chairman Iskala China Rangamannar, secretary and correspondent Sidda Hanumantha Rao said that the training on the tools like Code Tantra helps the students to get jobs in MNCs and that is the reason they entered an MoU with them.
They said that as part of their efforts to provide the best teaching facilities, they introduced a new 250 computer lab in the college. The noted writer Yandamuri Veerendranath also appreciated the college for their concern towards the career of the students. The college director AV Bhaskara Rao, principal Dr KV Subrahmanyam, Professor JV Raman, and HoDs of various departments also participated in the programme.
