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Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology and National Tuku Senior Commercial and Industrial Vocational School signed a strategic alliance on the 25th. President Huang Nengfu and Wu Xinghong joined hands to promote AI education, aiming to cultivate technology talent with knowledge in artificial intelligence. This cooperation will integrate resources from both sides, enhance teaching quality, and provide a better learning environment to meet the demands of industrial digital transformation. President Huang expressed gratitude to alumni Mo Sujuan for facilitating this collaboration and hopes to jointly contribute to the development of AI education in Taiwan.

Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology and National Tuku Senior Commercial and Industrial Vocational School held a strategic alliance signing ceremony on the 25th at Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology. The two presidents, Huang Nengfu and Wu Xinghong, signed a cooperation agreement in front of numerous witnesses. This act symbolizes the partnership of both schools in the field of AI education, working together towards a new milestone, and jointly committed to cultivating future technology talent equipped with artificial intelligence knowledge and practical abilities, aiding the upgrading of Taiwan's industries.

Also in attendance were the Vice President of Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology and various college administrators, including numerous faculty members from the College of Humanities, College of Engineering, and College of Business and Management, all of whom witnessed this historic moment together.

President Huang Nengfu stated that AI has become a key driving force for industrial innovation and upgrade. Southern Taiwan University of Science and Technology is dedicated to creating the "AI Maker platform" to encourage students' creative expression and cultivate interdisciplinary talents with AI collaboration and problem-solving abilities. Through this strategic alliance with Tuku Commercial and Industrial School, resources from both sides will be integrated to further promote the grounding of AI education, creating a better learning environment for students.

President Wu Xinghong of Tuku Commercial and Industrial School pointed out that in response to the talent needed for digital transformation in industries, the school has obtained approval from the Ministry of Education to establish Yunlin County's first AI experimental class in vocational high school, which will introduce outstanding teaching staff and provide comprehensive instruction from basic to experimental levels. This collaboration will help enhance the teaching quality of the AI experimental class and provide students with more learning opportunities.

President Huang also expressed gratitude to the alumni who facilitated the strategic alliance and hoped that through this cooperation, the strengths of both schools would be leveraged to contribute to the development of AI education in Taiwan.