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Chennai , May 18

THINKSOFT Global Services, a Chennai-based independent software testing provider, has signed an agreement with the Bharathidasan Institute of Management (BIM), Tiruchi, to offer a course on application software testing — a process used to identify the correctness, completeness and quality of developed computer software.

The course, which will start in July, will be an elective subject for second year students, according to the institute's Director (in-charge), Mr M. Sankaran.

This agreement is part of the institute's efforts to focus on industry-academia interaction. Mr Sankaran said such agreements would help bridge the gap between supply and demand for quality students in the industry. The course will help BIM students build domain expertise and management strength in software testing he told newspersons.

According to Ms Vanaja Arvind, Executive Director, Thinksoft, the company will provide the course curriculum as per BIM specifications.

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