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The agreement will benefit AUD students through the integration of the latest advances in enterprise system technologies in the networking concentration courses or through the eventual creation of professional electives. It will also allow AUD to set up an entire state-of-the-art computer networking lab.
Dr Khalid Khawaja, Chair of IT Department, AUD, said: "AUD allows its undergraduate students the unique opportunity of specialising in one of the key enterprise computing areas, which includes networking, database and applications development for business and eCommerce. We are happy to be associated with a renowned company as Cisco, one of the world leaders in computer networking technology."
The academy programme will require training and certification of AUD's networking faculty members, while providing them access to the Cisco training material, guides and simulation tools.
Commenting on the vital role of UAE University, the regional Cisco Networking Academy, in implementing this agreement with Cisco, Dr. Khawaja added: "We are pleased and excited to have the opportunity to establish this work relationship with UAE University in Al Ain. AUD always welcomes these academic collaborations which can only enhance the total educational programme."
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