Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College has achieved a remarkable milestone by receiving the prestigious recognition from MathWorks for excellence in academic innovation and the effective campus-wide integration of MATLAB and Simulink technologies.
The certificate of recognition was awarded by MathWorks India in appreciation of SMVEC’s outstanding contribution towards industry-ready education, interdisciplinary student projects, advanced research activities, and modern teaching methodologies using MATLAB and Simulink platforms.
This achievement highlights the institution’s commitment to providing cutting-edge technical education and empowering students with globally relevant engineering and computational skills. SMVEC has successfully adopted MATLAB and Simulink workflows across multiple departments, enabling students and faculty members to engage in real-time problem solving, simulation-based learning, artificial intelligence applications, automation, and advanced engineering research.
The recognition further strengthens SMVEC’s reputation as one of the leading engineering institutions in Puducherry, continuously promoting innovation, research excellence, and industry collaboration. The institution has consistently organized national-level technical symposiums, AI hackathons, and innovation-driven academic events to nurture future engineers and researchers.
The College Chairman, Shri M. Dhanasekaran; Secretary, Dr. K. Narayanaswamy; Treasurer, Shri D. Rajarajan; Joint Secretary, Shri S. Velayutham; and Director cum Principal, Dr. V. S. K. Venkatachalapathy, CoE, Deans, HoDs., faculty members, and students expressed pride over this achievement and reaffirmed their commitment to advancing technology-enabled education and global academic standards.
Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College receives a MathWorks Certificate of Appreciation for excellence in academic performance
Sri Manakula Vinayagar Engineering College has received recognition from MathWorks for excellence in academic innovation and the effective campus-wide integration of MATLAB and Simulink technolog
