Students learn how large language models behave, write prompts that hold up under real tasks, build with AI coding assistants while still reviewing what they produce, and ship a small retrieval-backed assistant over their own course notes.
A lab-first introduction to building and deploying a working web app: a React front end, a small REST API and a hosted database, shipped live by the end of the sprint.
Students build working IoT projects in small teams with a hardware kit each: wiring sensors to an ESP32, streaming readings over Wi-Fi to a cloud dashboard and triggering alerts.
From a single Linux server to a containerised app with an automated pipeline: students learn the tools teams use to build, ship and run software in the cloud.
Students clean a real public dataset, explore it with pandas, visualise what they find and present one clear, evidence-backed recommendation.
40–150 students per batch
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Every programme listed here is a starting point. We adjust the agenda, depth, duration and examples to your syllabus, the students' year of study and your lab setup, and confirm the final agenda in the proposal.
Every participant who attends receives a Veloxara participation certificate for workshops or a completion certificate for FDPs. The institution also receives attendance records and a participation and feedback report.
We quote per batch rather than per head. The quote depends on the programme, duration, batch size, delivery mode and any hardware kits involved, and is fixed in the proposal before you confirm.
Both. Most programmes run on campus, online or in a hybrid format. Hardware-heavy workshops such as IoT Hands-On are on campus only. Each programme page lists the modes it supports.
Usually a computer lab or seminar hall, a projector, reliable internet and power at the benches. Each programme page lists its specific requirements, and we confirm them with your lab in-charge before the dates are fixed.