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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor & Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University Visits KIIT
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Dr. Milos Manic, Professor in the Computer Science Department and Director of the VCU Cyber Security Center at Virginia Commonwealth University, recently visited KIIT Deemed to be University. He is also the President of the IEEE Industrial Electronics Society. His visit was marked by engaging interactions, campus tours, and enlightening discussions. From the state-of-the-art facilities to the lush green surroundings, Professor Manic was impressed by the holistic and conducive learning atmosphere.
A highlight of Professor Manic’s visit was his insightful speech on the impact of IEEE on the academic and professional lives of both faculty and students at KIIT University. He delved into the pivotal role IEEE plays in fostering innovation, providing networking opportunities, and supporting professional development. His address emphasized the significant benefits of IEEE membership, encouraging the students and faculty to actively engage and contribute to the IEEE Wide Open Research Forum. Professor Manic’s discussion was not only informative but also motivational, inspiring the academic community to leverage IEEE resources and collaborations to further their personal and professional growth.
