AI & ML Courses

Programme Overview

The Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning programme is designed to provide learners with a strong foundation in AI concepts, machine learning algorithms, and real-world applications used across industries.

This course focuses on data-driven decision-making, predictive modeling, automation, and intelligent systems, making it ideal for students and professionals seeking future-ready skills in one of the world’s fastest-growing technology domains.

Course Duration

Certificate / Short-Term

3 – 6 Months

Diploma

1 Year

Key Learning Areas

Fundamentals of artificial intelligence and machine learning Data analysis and model development Supervised and unsupervised learning techniquesEthics, safety, and responsible AI

Subjects / Syllabus Covered

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Python Basics for AI and Data Handling
Machine Learning Algorithms and Models
Data Preprocessing and Feature Engineering
Model Training, Evaluation, and Optimization
Introduction to Deep Learning Concepts
AI Applications in Business and Industry

Practical Training

Hands-on coding sessions and lab exercises Real-time datasets and project-based learning Model development and performance evaluation
Mini projects and industry-oriented case studies

Eligibility Criteria

10th / 12th Pass or Equivalent

Basic computer knowledge recommended

  Interest in data, programming, or emerging technologies

Career Oppurtunities

AI / Machine Learning Associate

 Data Analyst (Entry-Level)

AI Support Engineer

Junior Machine Learning Engineer

Automation and AI project Assistant

Employment Sectors

IT and Software development companies Data Analytics and AI startups Healthcare, Finance, and Retail Technology Firms
Manufacturing and Automation Industries
Research and Innovation Centers

Institute For Career Development,

131A, Uppalam Rd, Near Employment Exchange, Vanchiyoor, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, India – 695001

📞 9188011113

📩 icdnsdc@gmail.com

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