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Training session on Azure from today in Vijayawada
A twoday student training programme on Microsoft Azure features and applications will be organised by ACM student chapter at PVP Siddhartha Institute of Technology on the college premises on January 4 and 5, according to Dr A Sudhir Babu, HoD, CSE department along with Dr M V Rama Krishna, D Sri Lakshmi and N V Ramana Gupta, in a statement here on Thursday
Vijayawada: A two-day student training programme on Microsoft Azure features and applications will be organised by ACM student chapter at PVP Siddhartha Institute of Technology on the college premises on January 4 and 5, according to Dr A Sudhir Babu, HoD, CSE department along with Dr M V Rama Krishna, D Sri Lakshmi and N V Ramana Gupta, in a statement here on Thursday.
Sudhir Babu informed that P Somayajulu, associate architect of Microsoft will address the students on Microsoft Azure features and application development. The training programme is based on cloud computing.
There would be eight sessions in the two-day student training programme which includes lectures by eminent personalities like P Somayajulu and Krishna Kishore.
The sessions are designed with hands-on experience type to the students on Azure and Amazon web services, said Sudhir.
