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Electronics and Computer Division


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Electronics & Computers

VSIsugarERP SoftwareThe Electronics and Computer Division is involved in electronics and computer based R&D projects relevant to sugar and allied industries. The division is also engaged in teaching and training activities in Electronics and Computer courses offered by VSI [see academics].

The division has well equipped electronic, microprocessor and computer laboratories, a Local Area Network (LAN) of 160 computer nodes with all essential facilities including Internet for the benefit of staff and students. It has also software development laboratory with necessary hardware and software utilities.


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