India's Amity University Partners with Sun to Enhance Curriculum

Amity is the largest private university in India and now a new partner with Sun Microsystems India in an effort to provide students with access to Sun technologies that will reduce the gap between the expectations industry has of its employees and the skill set graduates bring to the table. Amity will draw on Sun's demonstrated expertise in Java and Solaris technologies while enhancing its curriculum through access to Sun's extensive resource library. [...read more...]

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