Stanley College holds orientation for first‑year engineering students in Hyderabad

Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women, Hyderabad, conducted an orientation programme for its first‑year engineering students. Industry leaders emphasised the growing role of artificial intelligence, computerisation, and skill development in shaping future careers.

Hyderabad: An orientation programme for first-year engineering students was organized at Stanley College of Engineering and Technology for Women (Autonomous), Hyderabad where experts provided valuable insights to the students on engineering education, career opportunities and skill development.

Sirisha Somayajula, Assistant Vice President – Engineering, Ness Digital Engineering, Upendra Pisupati, Director and Market Leader – US Delivery, Kindryl Solutions, Raj Kumar Bonagiri, Director, Blankup and Srinivas Kaligatla, Associate Director, IBM Kindryl, attended as guests.

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In her address, Sirisha highlighted the growing importance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and stated that the world is rapidly moving towards AI-driven technologies while

Upendra Pisupati explained that various sectors across the world are rapidly moving towards computerisation and technological transformation.

The programme was attended by K. Krishna Rao, Secretary and Correspondent, T. Rakesh Reddy and R. Pradeep Reddy, Directors and Management Members, Principal Dr. B. L. Raju, Deans Dr Vinaya Babu and Dr. Sathya Prasad Lanka, Co-ordinator Dr. G. Padmasree, Head, Sciences and Humanities; Heads of various departments, A. Ramesh, Administration Officer; faculty members, students, parents and others.