Organized by:
Electronics & ICT Academy, NIT Warangal, in association with the R&D Cell & Department of CSE, St. Peter’s Engineering College (SPEC), Hyderabad.

Sponsored by:
Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY), Government of India.

Overview of the Event

The FDP on “AI-Based Problem-Solving Techniques” was held online from 11th December 2024 to 21st December 2024. This program aimed to enhance participants’ knowledge of advanced Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) techniques, focusing on modern problem-solving approaches.

The event was part of the “Electronics & ICT Academy – Phase II” initiative by NIT Warangal, established with financial assistance from MeitY to promote training in Electronics, ICT, and related emerging technologies.

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Major Themes Covered

1. Introduction to AI and Problem-Solving Techniques
2. Classical AI-Based Techniques
3. Machine Learning Applications for Problem-Solving
4. Natural Language Processing (NLP)
5. Deep Learning for Problem-Solving
6. Advanced AI Techniques and Applications
7. Case Studies

Key Highlights

• Speakers and Faculty:
  Lectures and sessions were conducted by academicians from NIT Warangal, SPEC, and other esteemed institutions like IITs, IIITs, and NITs. Industry experts also shared insights on practical applications.
• Participants:
  The FDP was open to faculty members of engineering and PG colleges, research scholars, and industry professionals in relevant disciplines.
• Registration:
  Participants were required to register online and pay a nominal fee of ₹750 for faculty and research scholars or ₹1000 for industry professionals.
• Schedule:
  Daily sessions were held between 3:00 PM and 7:00 PM over the course of 10 days.

Outcome and Benefits

Participants gained an in-depth understanding of modern AI and ML techniques for problem-solving. They received satisfactory certificates upon successful course completion.

Organizing Committee

• Chief Patrons:
  • Sri T. Bala Reddy, Chairman, SPEC
  • Sri T.V. Reddy, Secretary & Correspondent, SPEC
  • Smt. T. Saroja Reddy, Academic Director, SPEC
  • Sri T. Anuraag Reddy, Administrative Director, SPEC
• Patron:
  • Dr. K. Sreelatha, Principal, SPEC
• Convenor:
  • Dr. Amjan Shaik, Dean-R&D, SPEC
• Coordinators:
  • Dr. Manjubala Bisi, Associate Professor, CSE, NIT Warangal
  • Dr. R. Venkat, Associate Professor, CSE (AIML), SPEC

Conclusion

This FDP was a valuable platform for professionals to explore AI-based problem-solving techniques, promoting skill enhancement and networking in academia and industry.