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Updated in EWS Dec 20, 2019
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The objective of this project is to develop and deliver a series of robotics, artificial intelligence and algorithm courses through the Polytechnic College of Suriname. This will include development of course content, forging partnerships for quality assurance, teacher training and establishing a network specialization and a robotic automation lab. The solution is innovative in the context of Suriname in the sense that this will be the first formal advanced technology education offering available locally at the tertiary level. The introduction of advanced technology training programs will provide an avenue for further development and certification of young people in Suriname in skills of the future.
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