Master Certification in Electric Vehicle, ADAS and Connected Technology

A comprehensive EV course on E-Mobility - Communication, Architecture and Diagnosis that gives you exposure to various computational tools for EV Applications. This EV technology course is highly recommended for engineering students.

Next Cohort Starts: 31st October, 2023

Eligibility: Students with minimum 50% or equivalent passing marks

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06 Months Live + Online Classes

Learn through online lectures delivered by our Top Ranked Faculty (after working hours)

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Placement Highlights

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350+

Participating Companies

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6.9 LPA

Average CTC

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30 LPA

Highest CTC

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60 %

Average Salary Hike

Top Skills You Will Learn

Selection & Design of Powertrain, Battery, Motor Modelling & Controller, BMS & BTMS, Understanding of Aerodynamics, EV Control Methods, EV Charging and Homologation and Testing

Who Is This Programme For?

Engineering Graduates, who are looking to skill themselves

Job Opportunities

Battery Pack Engineers, Vehicle Dynamics Engineers, CAE Analyst, Homologation Engineers, Quality Engineers, Design Engineers, Project Engineers, Simulation and Testing Engineers, Motor Design Engineers, BMS Application Engineers.

Minimum Eligibility

Students with minimum 50% or equivalent passing marks

Join the Electric Vehicle industry

By 2026, IDC predicts Electric Vehicle and cognitive computing spending will reach $52.2 billion. Electric Vehicle is one of the hottest professions.

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36%

Annual Job Growth By 2026

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50 M

Expected New Jobs By 2030

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Rs. 3.5L - 12L

Average Annual Salary

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Master Certification in Electric Vehicle, ADAS and Connected Technology

Certified by MG Motor

Complete all the courses successfully to obtain the certification from MG Motor

• Earn a Certification in EV Engineering

• Widely recognized and valued programmed in EV Engineering

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Case Studies

HEV Architecture

Various hybrid vehicle architecture and their significance with respect to the market demands. Comparison study of BMW i8, BMW i3, Toyota Prius and Hyundai Nixon to understand the suitable source of energy as well as a brief look into the F1 Hybrid Setup and how it has revolutionized the hybrid powertrain.

BMS Architecture for EV

BMS Architecture types used for 2-Wheeler and 4-Wheeler operation and how the communication and data gathering is different in both cases.

Charging vs Swapping Technology

Charging or battery swapping of them are complementary to each other. This case study will talk about the various parametric comparisons supported by facts and figures to show the difference between both modes.

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Best-in-class content by leading faculty and industry leaders in the form of videos, cases and projects

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Learn from leading Industry oriented trainer, faculty and leaders

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Top companies from all around the world

Where our Alumni Work

Syllabus

Best-in-class content by leading faculty and industry leaders in the form of videos, cases and projects, assignments and live sessions

100+

Content Hours Available

5+

Industry Projects

10+

Case Study

2+

Tools Covered

MODULE 1 - Powertrain Selection and Industry Prospects

History of EV (EV in 19th Century and Golden Era of EV)


EV Policies and regulations


EV Market scenario Global and India


EV Sales Globally and Sales in India


EV Charging Infra structure


Types of EV (BEV, HEV, PHEV, FCHEV)


Degree of Hybridization (Micro Mild and Full hybrid)


Full Hybrid Classification (Parallel Hybrid, Series Hybrid, Series Parallel and complex Hybrid)


Fuel Cell Vehicle and FCHEV


EV Technology (Basic Electrical & Electronics, Basics of Magnetism)


EV Components


Battery and BMS


EV Powertrain systems architecture and types


Motors (Types of motors)


EV Control systems


High voltage systems and Safety precautions

Construction of Electric Vehicles-EV


Construction of Hybrid Vehicle-HEV and Types


Complete Vehicle System Modelling & Drive Cycle Simulation- Using Ricardo Ignite


Type of Drive Train


Selection of Drive Train

Basics of EV, EV/HEV Powertrain & Introduction to MATLAB for Automotive


Basic GUI for MATLAB


Discrete and Dynamic Systems


Powertrain Blockset and Examples


EV Vehicle Modelling on MATLAB

MODULE 2 - IOT and Sensor

What is IoT


Why is IoT


Examples of Iot from everyday life


Introduction to ESP32


Setting up the ESP32


Programming ESP32


Hands-on: Blinking an LED with ESP32

What is IoT Platform


Overview of a popular IoT Platform (ThingSpeak)


Visualising the sensor Data on the IoT Platform


Hands-on: creating the Dashboard for the weather station data

Introduction to sensors: Temperature sensor, Humidity sensor, Light sensor


Connecting sensors to ESP32


Reading Sensors data with ESP32


Hands on: Creating a Mini Weather Station

Smart Charging


Vehicle Telematics


Autonomus vehicles


Prognosis

MODULE 3 - Embedded Systems

Domains of Automotive Embedded Systems


What is CAN Communication?


CAN Protocol


IOT & Autonomous Vehicle


Case study- Tesla Car

Introduction to Mathematical Model


Model Based Development using Mathematical Modelling


MBD Technology


Testing Automotive Control System

Introduction to Micro Controller


Micro Controller

Prerequisite of Python


Basics of Python


Coding on Python

MODULE 4 - ADAS

Intro


What is ADAS


General Block Diagram


Role of ADAS towards Autonomous Driving


Some Terms and Definitions

Intro


Automotive Radar


Camera (Vision System)


Ultrasonic Sensor


LIDAR


GNSS, GPS, IMU


Case Study on MG Astor/Hector

Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)


Rear Cross Traffic Alert (RCTA)


Vehicle Exit Alert


Front Cross Traffic Alert


Forward Collision Warning


Blind Spot Detection


Parking Assistance System


Intelligent Head Light Control


Occupant Protection System


Pedestrian Protection System


Evasive Steering Support


Traffic sign recognition System


Speed Limit Assist


360° surrounding view system


Driver Monitoring System


Emergency Brake Assist


Anti lock braking system


Cross Wind Assist

Intro


Testing of ADAS – Overview


Testing of ADAS – Simulation, SIL, HIL, DIL


Testing of ADAS – On Test Tracks


Case Study on MG Astor/Hector

MODULE 5 - Artificial Intelligence

Introduction of AI


AI Applications


OSI Introduction


IOT & Autonomous Vehicle

Autonomous Vehicle Development


What are autonomous cars?


Is Autonomous vehicle safe?


How do autonomous cars work?


How do cars perceive?


How will Autonomous vehicle impact us?

Sensor fusion


GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems)


3 axis accelerometer and 3 axis gyroscopes


IMU (Inertial Measurement Unit and its importance)


INS (Inertial Navigation System)


How do cars think?

MODULE 5 - EVSE Systems

Introduction to EVSE


Safety of EVSE Infra


Sites & Maps


Related Technology


Introduction to Bharat AC & DC Charger


CHAdeMO Connector


Communication Protocol


Charging Methods and Algorithm

Charger Technologies


Intro to Power Electronics Devices


Switch Configurations


Turn Off Mechanism and Harmonics


AC Charging Levels

V2V – Vehicle to Vehicle (DSRC- Dedicated short-range communication)


V2C – Vehicle to Cloud


V2P – Vehicle to Pedestrian


V2I – Vehicle to Infrastructure


V2X – Vehicle to Everything


Types of Devices and Solutions


Smart phone (5G and 6G)


Wired telematics device


DCM – Data Communication Module


TCU – Telemetry Control Unit


Types of connected car devices and solutions

What is CAN Communication?


CAN Protocol


Connected car market landscape: Market size, customer expectations etc


Smart Mobility

Admission Details

Candidates can apply to this Master Certification in Electric Vehicle, ADAS and Connected Technology  in 3 steps. Selected candidates receive an offer of admission, which is accepted by admission fee payment.

STEP 1

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Submit Application

Tell us about yourself and why you want to do a PMC certification

STEP 2

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Application Review

An admission panel will shortlist candidates based on their application

STEP 3

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Admission

Selected candidates can start the PMC program within
1-2 weeks

Admission Fee & Financing

The admission fee for this Master Certification in Electric Vehicle, ADAS and Connected Technology  is ₹ 89,999 (Incl. taxes). This fee covers applicable program charges and NSDC Certification.

Financing Options

We are dedicated to making our programs accessible. We are committed to helping you find a way to budget for this program and offer a variety of financing options to make it more economical.

No Cost EMI

We have partnered with the following financing
companies to provide competitive finance options
at 0% interest rate with no hidden costs.

Financing as low as

₹ 4,999/month*

Other Financing Options

We provide the following options for one-time payment

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Internet
Banking

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Credit/Debit
Card

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Standard
EMI

Total Admission Fees

₹ 89,999

(Incl. taxes)

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