Faculty Development Programme

Machine Learning and AI for Advanced Automotive Engineering Systems

Jointly organized by Rustamji Institute of Technology, BSF Academy, Gwalior and Electronics & ICT Academy, PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur.

05–15 October 2026Online Mode₹500 RegistrationLast Date: 30 September 2026

About the Programme

This Faculty Development Programme is designed to provide a systematic understanding of Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence for advanced automotive engineering applications. The programme connects fundamental concepts with application-oriented learning through automotive case studies, vehicle data analytics, engine and emission modelling, electric vehicle systems, diagnostics and intelligent mobility.

The FDP aims to equip faculty members, researchers and industry participants with the ability to apply AI-enabled methods for modelling, prediction, optimisation and decision support in modern automotive systems.

Who can attend: Faculty members, students, fresh graduates, researchers and industry personnel working in allied disciplines.

Course Contents

  • Artificial intelligence, machine learning and data science in automotive engineering
  • Modern BS-VI engine technology, combustion and fuel injection
  • Emission-control systems and after-treatment devices
  • Electronic engine management systems, sensors, actuators and ECUs
  • Vehicle communication networks: CAN, LIN, FlexRay and automotive Ethernet
  • Automotive data acquisition, preprocessing and feature engineering
  • AI modelling of engine performance, fuel consumption and emissions
  • Machine learning for EV battery SOC and SOH estimation
  • Predictive maintenance, fault diagnosis and vehicle health monitoring
  • Computer vision for ADAS and intelligent mobility

Hands-On Sessions

  • Python/MATLAB-based automotive data-analysis workflows
  • Preprocessing, feature selection and visualisation of automotive datasets
  • Analysis of BS-VI engine performance and emission data
  • Engine sensor-data interpretation and basic diagnostics
  • CAN-bus data acquisition, decoding and analysis
  • Regression and classification models for automotive applications
  • Battery SOC/SOH prediction
  • Battery thermal-management data analysis
  • Computer-vision demonstrations for automotive perception
  • Mini-project discussion and FDP outcome report

Key Details

FDP Dates05–15 October 2026
Last Date30 September 2026
ModeOnline
Registration Fee₹500/-
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Programme Coordinators

Prof. Manu Shrivastava
Prof. Manu Shrivastava
Assistant Professor, Mechanical Engineering, PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur
Dr. Gaurav Saxena
Dr. Gaurav Saxena
Associate Professor, Automobile Engineering, RJIT BSF Academy, Gwalior
Prof. Anand Baghel
Prof. Anand Baghel
Assistant Professor, Automobile Engineering, RJIT BSF Academy, Gwalior

Resource Persons

Prof. Akshay DwivediHead, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, IIT Roorkee
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Prof. Mukul ShuklaDepartment of Mechanical Engineering, MNNIT Allahabad
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Dr. Pavan Kumar KankarProfessor, IIT Indore
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Dr. Vinal PatelAssistant Professor, ABV-IIITM Gwalior
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Dr. Binod PrasadAssistant Professor, ABV-IIITM Gwalior
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Dr. Amit PalDelhi Technological University, Delhi
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Dr. Chaitanya SharmaBIT Sindri
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Mr. Divyanshu PurohitSenior Design Engineer, General Motors, USA
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Dr. Vikas SharmaAssistant Professor, LNMIIT Jaipur
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Dr. Pushpdant JainSenior Assistant Professor, VIT Bhopal
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Programme Features

  • Expert lectures by academicians and automotive specialists
  • Coverage of BS-VI engines, emission control and engine management systems
  • Practical exposure to sensors, ECUs, diagnostics and vehicle networking
  • Python/MATLAB training for automotive data analysis
  • Case studies on EV batteries, fault diagnosis and ADAS
  • Certificate on successful completion as per attendance and assessment norms

Expected Learning Outcomes

  • Understand BS-VI engines and emission-control systems
  • Explain engine-management systems, sensors, actuators and ECU operation
  • Analyse CAN, LIN, FlexRay and automotive Ethernet data
  • Process and interpret engine, vehicle and EV datasets
  • Develop basic ML models for prediction, diagnosis and maintenance
  • Apply AI techniques to battery, thermal and vehicle-health applications

Registration and Contact

Participants may register through the Google Form using the Register Now button above.

For queries: Dr. Gaurav Saxena / Prof. Anand Baghel, Department of Automobile Engineering, RJIT BSF Academy, Gwalior; Prof. Manu Shrivastava, PDPM IIITDM Jabalpur.