Skill-Lync collaborates with MathWorks to train over 10,000 graduates in the next three years
- ByStartupStory | August 4, 2022
Skill-Lync, a Chennai-based engineering ed-tech firm, announced a three-year alliance with mathematical computing software provider MathWorks to teach over 10,000 engineering students and graduates.
Skill-Lync stated in a press release that the agreement will ensure that students have access to cutting-edge technology and resources needed to excel in digital engineering employment in industries such as automotive, electric vehicles, medical equipment, and telecom. Students in the Skill-Lync program would have access to MathWorks technologies such as MATLAB and Simulink to effectively complete their project work, and they would also be certified by MathWorks upon program completion.
MATLAB, an engineering and scientific programming language, offers a programming environment enabling algorithm development, data analysis, visualizations, and mathematical computing. Simulink is a block diagram ecosystem for multi-domain & embedded engineering system simulation and model-based design. MATLAB and Simulink are also essential to research and instructional tools at the world’s leading universities and educational institutes.
“We are delighted to have MathWorks on board for our flagship electric car curriculum, which enhances the value offer for our students.” “We are committed to offering new-age opportunities for our learners and, as a result, developing a vibrant talent ecosystem for the EV sector,” Skill-Lync Chief Business Officer Krishna Bandaru was cited as saying in the announcement.
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