Academic Alliances

The Department of Computer Science (UG) entered into a significant academic collaboration with Oracle Academy in 2017. This foundational MoU was designed to integrate Oracle’s global curriculum into the department’s teaching-learning ecosystem. Through this initiative, students gain hands-on training in enterprise-grade technologies like databases, Java programming, cloud infrastructure, and application development. With access to industry-endorsed certifications, the collaboration ensures students acquire job-ready skills and exposure to enterprise solutions, preparing them for dynamic roles in IT and software industries.

In 2020, the department partnered with Infosys Springboard under a lifetime MoU aimed at enriching students' learning experience through a diverse and inclusive digital platform. The collaboration provides students with access to a vast array of learning resources and industry-aligned certifications in areas such as programming, data science, communication, and ethics. Over 500 students have already benefitted from the platform, which encourages both personal and professional development. The initiative nurtures a holistic educational environment that aligns academic learning with real-world skill demands.

The same year saw another key collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) through AWS Educate, bringing cloud computing to the forefront of undergraduate curriculum. The partnership enables students to explore AWS pathways, engage in cloud-based project development, and gain practical exposure to real-world infrastructure and DevOps environments. By integrating cloud solutions into coursework, the collaboration ensures students are prepared for future roles in cloud engineering, architecture, and development.

In 2021, the department launched a collaboration with UiPath Academic Alliance to empower students with knowledge and skills in Robotic Process Automation (RPA). The partnership has led to the organization of interactive events such as Hack-a-Bot, hands-on workshops, and expert lectures that immerse students in the world of intelligent automation. This initiative fosters innovation, enhances problem-solving abilities, and introduces learners to automation tools that are transforming global industries.

The year 2022 marked a leap into the cybersecurity domain through an academic collaboration with Palo Alto Networks – Cybersecurity Academy. The MoU facilitates student learning in areas such as network security, cloud security, and cybersecurity fundamentals. Through structured training programs and certification support, the partnership equips students with the necessary tools to understand and mitigate digital threats, preparing them for vital roles in the cybersecurity workforce.

Also in 2022, the department entered into an MoU with Qlik, a leader in data analytics and business intelligence. The collaboration focuses on introducing students to the concepts of data visualization, dashboard creation, and data storytelling. Bootcamps, datathons, and technical workshops conducted under this partnership allow students to gain practical insights into how data drives decision-making across industries. It bridges academic knowledge with analytical thinking and tool-based skills.

In 2023, a valuable partnership was initiated with Celonis to introduce students to the emerging field of Process Mining. Through immersive sessions and international expert-led workshops, students are trained to analyze digital business processes using data. The collaboration fosters an understanding of operational efficiency and digital transformation, providing students with the ability to translate data insights into strategic business actions.

The collaboration with Kerala Blockchain Academy (KBA), formalized in 2023, brings blockchain technologies into the academic fold. Students are exposed to decentralized systems, smart contract development, digital ledgers, and blockchain security. This multidisciplinary linkage offers learners hands-on experiences and foundational knowledge crucial for careers in fintech, cybersecurity, and distributed computing systems.

In the same year, the department signed an MoU with NASSCOM FutureSkills, an industry-driven initiative promoting skilling in cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence, RPA, and cloud computing. The platform offers students curated learning pathways, industry certifications, and participation in national-level innovation challenges. The collaboration aligns academic objectives with the evolving demands of the tech industry and supports future-ready talent development.

In 2024, the department embraced NoSQL learning through a strategic collaboration with MongoDB, a global leader in modern database technologies. The MoU focuses on enhancing student understanding of document-based data models and scalable application development. Students benefit from certifications, webinars, and practice environments that promote deep learning of modern database ecosystems essential for handling big data and real-time applications.

The partnership with Elena Geo Systems, also established in 2024, introduces students to the realm of geospatial intelligence. This lifetime MoU promotes learning in areas such as GPS, GIS, and location-based analytics, with students actively participating in projects and real-time application development. The collaboration supports smart city innovations and environmental analytics, offering students valuable experience in a growing tech domain.

A unique academic collaboration was initiated in 2024 with the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), GKVK, Bengaluru, to bridge technology and agriculture. This interdisciplinary linkage empowers students to apply data science, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to real-world agricultural challenges such as precision farming, yield prediction, and sustainability analytics. Through field-based learning, joint research, and expert mentoring, the partnership enhances students’ practical understanding while contributing to social and environmental development.