Aslam Hasan Khan, CEO of Sofyrus Technologies, who was the guest speaker, emphasised the crucial role that full stack development plays in building important websites and mobile applications.
Students of University Polytechnic: Aligarh Muislim University’s University Polytechnic recently hosted a workshop on full stack development, bringing together students and business professionals. The administration of the institution and the participating students both gave the event, which was designed to improve students’ abilities and employability, their enthusiastic support.
Aslam Hasan Khan, CEO of Sofyrus Technologies, who was the guest speaker, emphasised the crucial role that full stack development plays in building important websites and mobile applications. Even with a fundamental understanding of programming, he urged students to develop marketable talents, emphasising the value of continual skill development to increase employability.
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Prof. Arshad Umar, Principal of University Polytechnic, emphasised the school’s commitment to offering a thorough education with a strong focus on skill development and praised Dr. Mohd Faisal Khan, TPO, and his hardworking team for their efforts.
Dr. Mohd. Faisal Khan, TPO, emphasised the value of students taking an active part in such activities. Mr. Mohd. Umar Rehman, an assistant TPO, led the workshop.
In order to fulfil its goal of producing graduates who are highly employable, University Polytechnic is still committed to providing its students with cutting-edge knowledge and skills.
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