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AEF Approves $100,000 to Establish IT Department at Artsakh State University
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Friday, March 29th, 2013
Artsakh State University
GLENDALE - The Armenian Educational Foundation (AEF) is proud to
announce that it approved the $100,000 budget to fund a 4 year
Computer Information Systems degree program, in Artsakh State
University in Stepanakert will be called `AEF Computer Science
Department.' The plans are set to launch the program later this year.
The $100,000 will help finance computer hardware, software, instructor
salaries, and student scholarships.
The project, a collaboration among Diaspora and Artsakh organizations,
appropriately named `iArtsakh,' is an undertaking of Armenian
Educational Foundation, Scholars for Scientific, Educational, and
Cultural Development, Artsakh Prime Ministry and Artsakh State
University.
The iArtsakh project extends AEF ongoing projects such as school
renovations, recently renovated Artsakh State University dormitory,
the computer for villages, IT training of village teachers, and
university scholarships. The iArtsakh project promotes IT, modern
technology, higher education, employment and empowerment.
`We at AEF recognize the importance of economic development for
Artsakh and believe that this project will have a big impact in
developing the infrastructure needed to bring information technology
companies to Artsakh' said AEF president Hermineh Pakhanians.
The iArtsakh project is looking for qualified candidates to teach
courses for the Computer Information Systems degree at the Artsakh
State University later this year.
`We have worked closely with officials at the Artsakh State University
to develop the curriculum for the Computer Information Systems
degree,' said Los Angeles based non-profit Scholars for Scientific,
Educational, and Cultural Development board member Dr. Razmig
Shirinian. `At this time we are accepting applications for instructors
who will reside in Stepanakert and teach various courses.'
The new program will include basic CIS curriculum as well advanced
courses in software design, database design, PHP, C#, Java and HTML5.
`Information about the open instructor position as well as an
application are available on the `iArtsakh' section of SSECD.org,'
said Shirinian. `We encourage all who are interested to apply no later
than May 1st.'
http://asbarez.com/109109/aef-approves-100000-to-establish-it-department-at-artsakh-state-university/
Friday, March 29th, 2013
Artsakh State University
GLENDALE - The Armenian Educational Foundation (AEF) is proud to
announce that it approved the $100,000 budget to fund a 4 year
Computer Information Systems degree program, in Artsakh State
University in Stepanakert will be called `AEF Computer Science
Department.' The plans are set to launch the program later this year.
The $100,000 will help finance computer hardware, software, instructor
salaries, and student scholarships.
The project, a collaboration among Diaspora and Artsakh organizations,
appropriately named `iArtsakh,' is an undertaking of Armenian
Educational Foundation, Scholars for Scientific, Educational, and
Cultural Development, Artsakh Prime Ministry and Artsakh State
University.
The iArtsakh project extends AEF ongoing projects such as school
renovations, recently renovated Artsakh State University dormitory,
the computer for villages, IT training of village teachers, and
university scholarships. The iArtsakh project promotes IT, modern
technology, higher education, employment and empowerment.
`We at AEF recognize the importance of economic development for
Artsakh and believe that this project will have a big impact in
developing the infrastructure needed to bring information technology
companies to Artsakh' said AEF president Hermineh Pakhanians.
The iArtsakh project is looking for qualified candidates to teach
courses for the Computer Information Systems degree at the Artsakh
State University later this year.
`We have worked closely with officials at the Artsakh State University
to develop the curriculum for the Computer Information Systems
degree,' said Los Angeles based non-profit Scholars for Scientific,
Educational, and Cultural Development board member Dr. Razmig
Shirinian. `At this time we are accepting applications for instructors
who will reside in Stepanakert and teach various courses.'
The new program will include basic CIS curriculum as well advanced
courses in software design, database design, PHP, C#, Java and HTML5.
`Information about the open instructor position as well as an
application are available on the `iArtsakh' section of SSECD.org,'
said Shirinian. `We encourage all who are interested to apply no later
than May 1st.'