MIT provides Campus-Wide Access
MathWorks has announced that Manipal Institute of Technology in Karnataka, India has implemented a campus-wide license for the MATLAB and Simulink product families. Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) has standardized on the same tools used by engineers and scientists across industries for technical computing, simulation and Model-Based Design with this implementation. MIT's students will gain hands-on, practical experience with software used widely in industry, and MIT's faculty can engage is research and devise curriculum based on their experiences with these tools.
Dr. Vinod Thomas, Associate Director (Development), Manipal Institute of Technology said, "Manipal Institute of Technology aims to train world-class engineers tuned to the demands of a fast-changing global economy. The campus-wide implementation of MATLAB and Simulink is a major stride towards arming our students with the relevant engineering knowledge and the skills to ably compete with the best in the global job market. The campus-wide license also ensures access to world-class research infrastructure for our faculty members."
Kishore Rao, MD, MathWorks India said, "Engineering education needs to be in sync with the requirements of the industry. Globally, MathWorks has a strong focus on bridging the gap between the academia and industry sectors. By providing easy and campus-wide access to industry-standard software such as MATLAB and Simulink, MIT is equipping its students with a blend of theory and real-world technology practices, making them industry-ready."
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