IBM Cloud Digilabs Partners with SIVET College for AI and Data Visualization Training
SIVET College collaborated with IBM Cloud Digilabs to facilitate student learning using cloud-based virtual labs that offered access to IBM Cloud Watson Studio, RDBMS, and Data Visualization courses. The intention was exposing students in hands-on experience.
Our Initiatives at SIVET College
Through this Partnership, Successfully Finished Over 140 students gained cloud-hosted labs that enabled them to work with actual tools and datasets. In IBM Cloud RDBMS Courses 40 students developed real-world experience with relational database systems, learning topic like normalization, indexing, SQL Operations, and database security.
IBM Cloud Watson Studio Covers Exposed 57 students to advance data science and AI Technology with a combination of instructor and self-study guidance, learners work through project development, data cleansing, machine learning pipelines, and natural language processing. They also learned how to deploy models and apps. readying them to contribute to actual AI-Based Projects.
At the same time, 51 students took the IBM Cloud Data Visualization Courses, where they learned statistical skills, R Programming, Python libraries, and visualization tools in Watson Studio. From Simple plots to sophisticated dashboards with Matplotlib, Seaborn, and Folium, students learned how to convert raw data into informed insights that inform better decision making.
Final words as Launching this Learning Program Successfully Completed with SIVET College established a platform where students could learn by doing without being constrained by conventional infrastructure. Not only did it enhance learning, but it also enhanced the careers preparedness of students, offering them useful exposure to IBM Cloud technologies that are extremely applicable in today’s digital industry.
“Digilabs provided me with hands-on experience using Watson Studio. Being able to access it anytime made learning flexible, and the trainers were always there to help me with my tasks, which prepared me for real-world projects.”