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AI / ML + Generative AI Certificate Program in Jalandhar

Learn the stack. Ship it for real. Python → Data → Machine Learning → Deep Learning → GenAI, on real datasets, with portfolio-ready deliverables, API development and deployment in every track.

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  • Live client projects
  • Practitioner trainers
  • Placement support
  • Certificate + internship
Duration
3, 6 or 9 Months
Syllabus
43 Modules, 3 Tracks
Mode
Classroom, Weekend & 1-on-1
Includes
Internship Letter
Students trained
25,000+Students trainedsince 2007
Google rating
4.9★Google rating556+ reviews
Practical training
100%Practical traininglive client work
Overview

Course overview

Learn AI. Build models. Deploy real systems. The AI / ML + Generative AI programme starts from Python fundamentals and progresses through data handling, visualisation, classical machine learning, deep learning, NLP, computer vision, Generative AI, RAG and production deployment. Each track is self-contained and uses real datasets with graded deliverables and dedicated capstone projects.

The programme is structured around evidence: trained models with evaluation, working APIs, portfolio projects and deployed systems.

What you get: Python from absolute zero, data structures, OOP and file handling; NumPy and pandas for real data; visualisation and exploratory analysis; statistics and probability in the longer tracks; machine learning through regression and classification; feature engineering and preprocessing pipelines; advanced ML with KNN, SVM, trees and forests; clustering and PCA; deep learning with ANN and CNN; NLP, TF-IDF and embeddings; computer vision and OpenCV; RNN, LSTM and GRU sequence models in the 9-month track; Generative AI and LLM fundamentals; Hugging Face integration; Retrieval-Augmented Generation; vector databases; advanced prompting and tool calling; hallucination detection and GenAI evaluation; Flask and FastAPI development; authentication and backend integration in the 9-month track; SQL in the 6-month track; Git, deployment and production monitoring in the 9-month track; and a final capstone project in every track.

techcadd team with Alpine Girl's (AIIT) College faculty after the talk
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Eligibility

Who can dothis course

AI / ML training for different career stages. Every track begins with Python from absolute zero, so the starting point is the same whichever length you pick — what changes is how far it takes you.

01

Students after 12th

The tracks begin with Python from absolute zero, so no stream and no prior programming is assumed. Most students run the 3 or 6-month track alongside a degree at a Jalandhar college using the weekday or weekend batch.

02

Graduates & final-year students

Build practical AI/ML skills and portfolio evidence: trained models with evaluation scores, EDA reports and a deployed capstone are what a campus or product-company interview actually asks to see.

03

Working professionals

Develop practical machine learning and GenAI engineering capabilities. The weekend batch exists for people already earning, and the tracks are self-contained so you commit to one length rather than an open-ended programme.

04

Career changers

Start from Python fundamentals and progress through the complete selected track. Nothing assumes a computer science degree, and every module ends in something you can point at.

05

Learners without a coding background

The programme explicitly starts from absolute zero — installation, variables, loops and functions — before any data or ML library appears.

The case for it

Why this programmeis worth your year

Learn the AI skills engineers actually use. The programme combines data preparation, model building, evaluation and deployment with the modern Generative AI stack. Longer tracks add statistics, unsupervised learning, sequence models, RAG and production deployment rather than simply repeating a shorter programme.

The working objective is simple: Learn → Build → Evaluate → Deploy → Present. Understand the data, the model and the evaluation requirement; create the notebook, pipeline, API or GenAI application; test on unseen data and document metrics and limitations; serve the trained system through an API where the track requires it; and turn the completed work into portfolio evidence you can explain.

Build skills employers can verify. By the end of a track you hold some combination of a Python foundations notebook, cleaned and analysis-ready datasets, exploratory data analysis reports, trained baseline models with evaluation scores, model benchmark notebooks, statistical analysis reports, segmentation and PCA projects, trained CNN and LSTM models, a YOLO object detection demo, an LLM-powered application, a live RAG pipeline, a tool-calling GenAI agent, a deployed AI application and an end-to-end AI/ML + GenAI capstone.

That is the difference between studying machine learning and being hired to do it: not the syllabus, which looks similar everywhere, but whether there is a trained model with a held-out score, an API someone else can call, and a repository an interviewer can open. This programme is built on that standard.

SyllabusHands-on

What you will
actually build

One programme, a complete AI / ML + GenAI stack. The three tracks are self-contained: the 3-month Practitioner track covers topics 01 to 09, the 6-month Professional track covers topics 10 to 23, and the 9-month Expert track covers topics 24 to 43. Topic numbering is continuous across all three, and every topic carries its own subject matter, tools, deliverable and capstone project — the full topic list for each track is in the syllabus section below.

Machine Learning01/06

Python & the Programming Foundation

  • Installation, variables, operators, conditions and loops
  • Functions, arguments, return values and scope
  • Lists, tuples, dictionaries, sets and comprehensions
  • OOP, file handling, exception handling and structured logging
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Three programmes,one stack

The three tracks are self-contained rather than nested, so this table reads column by column: a tick names the module that delivers the capability in that track, and a cross means it is not part of it. Note the one place the columns are not cumulative — SQL and database integration belongs to the 6-month Professional track, where the final project is served behind a REST API and backed by SQL.

Every plan of the Machine Learning course at techcadd, module group by module group
Module9 modulesAI / ML Practitioner3 MonthsPython, data handling, visualization, classical ML, deep learning basics and API deployment.14 modulesData & ML Professional6 MonthsAdds Excel, statistics, feature engineering, unsupervised learning, NLP/computer vision and SQL-backed deployment.20 modulesAI, ML & GenAI Expert9 MonthsAdds sequence models, the full GenAI stack, RAG, advanced prompting, tool calling, authentication, production deployment and the end-to-end capstone.
Python programming fundamentals
  • Module 01 — from absolute zero
  • Module 11 — core constructs
  • Module 25 — modular and reusable
Python data structures & comprehensions
  • Module 02 — lists, dicts, sets
  • Module 12 — iteration patterns
  • Module 25 — comprehensions
OOP, file handling & exception handling
  • Module 03 — classes, CSV/JSON, try/except
  • Modules 13–14 — plus structured logging
  • Module 26 — production code with logs
Excel for data analysisNot included
  • Module 10 — pivot tables and dashboards
  • Module 24 — pivot tables and dashboards
NumPy & vectorised computation
  • Module 04 — arrays and vectorisation
  • Module 15 — broadcasting and performance
  • Module 27 — statistical operations
Pandas data cleaning & analysis
  • Module 04 — cleaning, groupby, merging
  • Module 16 — multi-source merges and datetime
  • Module 28 — feature preparation
Data visualization & EDA
  • Module 05 — Matplotlib and first EDA
  • Module 17 — Seaborn, heatmaps, pairplots
  • Module 29 — distribution analysis
Statistics & probabilityNot included
  • Module 18 — hypothesis testing and p-values
  • Module 30 — statistically defensible evaluation
Machine learning — regression & classification
  • Module 06 — first end-to-end models
  • Module 19 — correct evaluation methodology
  • Module 31 — full pipeline and report
Feature engineering & preprocessing pipelinesNot included
  • Module 19 — pipelines and feature engineering
  • Module 31 — full feature-engineering pipeline
Advanced ML — KNN, SVM, trees, forests
  • Module 07 — four-algorithm bake-off
  • Module 20 — five-algorithm benchmark
  • Module 32 — model choice and comparison
Model evaluation & cross-validation
  • Module 07 — metrics and comparison
  • Modules 19–20 — evaluation report
  • Modules 31–32 — evaluation methodology
Ensemble methods (bagging & boosting)Not includedNot included
  • Module 32 — production-oriented ensembles
Clustering & dimensionality reduction (PCA)Not included
  • Module 20 — K-Means, hierarchical, DBSCAN, PCA
  • Module 33 — segmentation with PCA visualisation
Deep learning — ANN & CNN
  • Module 08 — ANN with a CNN comparison
  • Module 21 — ANN and CNN trained
  • Module 34 — CNN in depth
Sequence models — RNN, LSTM, GRUNot includedNot included
  • Module 36 — trained LSTM with error analysis
Time-series & sequence predictionNot includedNot included
  • Module 36 — time-series forecaster
NLP — text, TF-IDF, embeddings
  • Module 09 — NLP basics
  • Module 22 — TF-IDF and sentiment analysis
  • Module 35 — TF-IDF vs embeddings
Word embeddings & vector semanticsNot includedNot included
  • Module 35 — embedding-based features
Computer vision & OpenCV
  • Module 09 — OpenCV basics
  • Module 22 — image-processing pipeline
  • Module 37 — OpenCV in depth
Object detection with YOLONot includedNot included
  • Module 37 — real-time detection demo
Generative AI & LLM fundamentalsNot includedNot included
  • Module 38 — LLM architecture and prompting
Hugging Face model integrationNot includedNot included
  • Module 38 — models and API integration
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)Not includedNot included
  • Module 39 — complete RAG pipeline
Vector databases (FAISS / Pinecone)Not includedNot included
  • Module 39 — embeddings, retrieval, context
Advanced prompting & tool callingNot includedNot included
  • Module 40 — structured output and tool calls
Hallucination detection & GenAI evaluationNot includedNot included
  • Module 40 — evaluation report
API development with Flask/FastAPI
  • Module 09 — model behind an endpoint
  • Module 23 — REST API deployment
  • Module 41 — models and LLM APIs served
Authentication & backend integrationNot includedNot included
  • Module 41 — authenticated API with a frontend
SQL & database integrationNot included
  • Module 23 — final project backed by SQL
Not included
Git, deployment & production monitoringNot includedNot included
  • Module 42 — versioned deployment with logging
Capstone / final project
  • Module 09 — Stage 1 portfolio polish
  • Module 23 — Stage 2 portfolio polish
  • Module 43 — end-to-end AI/ML + GenAI capstone
The toolchain behind the craft

One course.A mesh of real tools.

Everything below is installed on the lab machines and used on live client work, not shown once in a slide and forgotten.

Python
VS Code
Jupyter Notebook
pip
NumPy
pandas
Matplotlib
Seaborn
SciPy
scikit-learn
TensorFlow / Keras
NLTK
Gensim
OpenCV
YOLO
Hugging Face
OpenAI API
LangChain
FAISS / Pinecone
Flask / FastAPI
SQL
Microsoft Excel
Git / GitHub
virtualenv / conda
Cloud hosting
Certification

Get Certified in
Machine Learning

Complete the course with a portfolio of live projects and receive an industry-recognised certificate, plus a documented internship letter accepted by Punjab universities.

Industry CertificateRecognised by employers across Punjab and beyond
Internship LetterBased on real client work, not a simulation
Portfolio of ProjectsLive work you can show in any interview
Placement SupportCV review, mock interviews and hiring drives
techcaddComputer Education · JalandharCertificateof Project ExcellenceThis is to certify thatStudent Name

has designed, built and deployed a live capstone project in Machine Learning, reviewed and graded under industry mentorship.

Course Director
Centre Head
Cert. no. TC/PRJ/2026/4187 · verify at techcaddjalandhar.com
techcaddComputer Education · JalandharCertificateof Course CompletionThis is to certify thatStudent Name

has successfully completed the professional training programme in Machine Learning with a grade of A+.

Course Director
Centre Head
Cert. no. TC/CRS/2026/1930 · verify at techcaddjalandhar.com

Two certificates on completion — the course certificate and a separate capstone project certificate.

Future scope

Where this coursetakes you

The roles this opens, what they pay in Punjab and beyond, and who is hiring for them — the same figures our free Salary Estimator publishes, not a brochure number.

Salary outlook

AI / ML Engineer

Builds and deploys machine learning models and AI systems.

Starting package
35.5LPA
After 2 years
612LPA
Punjab / Tricity
Fresher35.5 LPA
After 2 years612 LPA
Delhi NCR
Fresher48 LPA
After 2 years918 LPA
Remote / Freelance
Fresher4.59 LPA
After 2 years1022 LPA

Indicative ranges for AI / ML Engineer roles, compiled from public job-market listings and drawn on the same scale in every market. Actual offers vary by employer, skillset and interview performance — Punjab pay typically reaches 2.2× the fresher ceiling within two years of delivery experience.

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Where AI / ML Engineer graduates get hired

  • AI startups and research labs (Bangalore, NCR, remote)
  • Product companies building AI features
  • Analytics and consulting firms
  • Global remote positions via freelance platforms
01

Where do these skills take you?

Junior Data Analyst (Stage 1, entry level) — clean a real dataset, visualise it honestly and train a first working model. Machine Learning Engineer (Stage 1 → 2, early career) — feature engineering discipline, correct evaluation methodology and model comparison. Data Science Associate (Stage 2, mid level) — statistical reasoning, unsupervised learning and defensible conclusions. AI Engineer (Stage 2 → 3, senior) — deep learning fundamentals, NLP and computer vision on real data. GenAI / LLM Engineer (Stage 3, lead) — prompt engineering, RAG system design and hallucination resistance. Applied AI Developer (Stage 3, independent) — ship a complete system: model, API, database and frontend.

02

Which track should I actually take?

Take the 3-month Practitioner track for Python, data handling, visualisation, classical ML, deep learning basics and API deployment. Take the 6-month Professional track if you also want Excel, statistics, feature engineering, unsupervised learning, NLP and computer vision, and SQL-backed deployment. Take the 9-month Expert track if you are aiming at GenAI work: sequence models, the full GenAI stack, RAG, advanced prompting, tool calling, authentication, production deployment and the end-to-end capstone.

03

What do I actually leave with?

A Python foundations notebook, cleaned and analysis-ready datasets, EDA reports, trained baseline models with evaluation scores, an Excel reporting dashboard, statistical analysis reports, model benchmark notebooks, segmentation and PCA projects, trained CNN and LSTM models, a YOLO object detection demo, an LLM-powered application, a live RAG pipeline, a tool-calling GenAI agent, a deployed AI application and an AI/ML + GenAI capstone — depending on the track you take.

04

Is a model in a notebook enough to get hired?

Rarely. The gap between a trained model and something users can call is an API, a database and a deployment, which is why API development sits in every track and the 9-month track adds authentication, Git, live deployment and production monitoring. An interviewer can open a URL; they cannot open a notebook you describe.

05

Can I freelance or work remotely with this skill?

Yes. A Jalandhar address costs you nothing on a remote brief, and the deliverables travel: a deployed AI application behind an authenticated API with a connected frontend is a whole piece of work, not a fragment. The Expert track's capstone is scoped, documented and presented for exactly that reason.

Portfolio

Hands-on projectsyou will ship

Project 01

Python Foundations Notebook

Working Python scripts covering variables, conditions, loops and custom functions — the command-line utility toolkit that proves you can write readable, debuggable code from zero.

PythonJupyter
Project 02

Cleaned & Analysis-Ready Dataset

A messy retail spreadsheet turned into modelling-ready data, with documented missing-value handling, filters and a grouped summary.

pandasNumPy
Project 03

Exploratory Data Analysis Report

A structured EDA notebook with heatmaps, pairplots and written findings that say what the data actually supports.

MatplotlibSeaborn
Project 04

Two Trained Baseline Models

A house-price regressor and a loan-approval classifier, each with a preprocessing pipeline and honest evaluation scores.

scikit-learnEvaluation
Project 05

Model Benchmark Notebook

An algorithm bake-off comparing at least four models on the same problem, with metrics and a written recommendation.

scikit-learnBenchmarking
Project 06

Deployed ML Capstone API

A trained model moved out of the notebook and served behind a live Flask or FastAPI endpoint anyone can call.

Flask / FastAPIDeployment
Project 07

Excel Reporting Dashboard

A pivot-table-driven sales performance dashboard with three charts — the first-pass business reporting every analyst is asked for.

ExcelPivot Tables
Project 08

Statistical Analysis Report

An A/B test analysis with a hypothesis test, correlation analysis and a conclusion you can defend.

SciPyStatistics
Project 09

Segmentation & PCA Project

Customer segmentation comparing K-Means, hierarchical clustering and DBSCAN, visualised through PCA.

ClusteringPCA
Project 10

Trained CNN & LSTM Models

An ANN-versus-CNN image benchmark and an LSTM time-series forecaster, each with architecture, training curve and error analysis.

TensorFlow / KerasDeep Learning
Project 11

YOLO Object Detection Demo

A real-time object detection demo built on OpenCV and YOLO, with a detection-accuracy summary.

OpenCVYOLO
Project 12

LLM-Powered Application

A prompt-engineered mini app that returns structured output from an LLM rather than free-form text you have to parse.

OpenAI APIHugging Face
Project 13

Live RAG Pipeline

A document Q&A assistant with documented chunking, retrieval and generation strategy over a vector database.

LangChainFAISS / Pinecone
Project 14

Tool-Calling GenAI Agent

A support agent with structured-output validation and an evaluation report — the step from GenAI demo to something you can trust.

Tool CallingEvaluation
Project 15

Deployed AI Application

An authenticated AI web app: model and LLM APIs behind FastAPI, with a connected frontend and a monitored live deployment.

FastAPIAuthMonitoring
Project 16

AI/ML + GenAI Capstone

An end-to-end system combining classical ML, deep learning and GenAI, delivered with source code, documentation and a presented case study you defend.

CapstoneEnd-to-End
The working loop

Learn it. Build it. Make it yours.

Every project moves through the same loop: understand the brief, build with guidance, then explain the decisions behind your work.

01

Understand

Break a real requirement into a clear plan and the right tools.

Python Foundations Notebook
02

Build

Work hands-on with trainer feedback while the decisions are still easy to change.

Cleaned & Analysis-Ready Dataset
03

Present

Turn the finished work into a portfolio story you can defend in an interview.

Exploratory Data Analysis Report
Why techcadd

Why students choosetechcadd

There are many places to learn this in Jalandhar and the brochure syllabus looks similar at all of them. What differs is who teaches, whether you ever touch real data, and whether anyone picks up the phone after you have paid. techcadd has trained students across Punjab since 2007 on the same model: small batches, working practitioners as trainers, client projects as coursework.

Practical learning

Work with real datasets and real endpoints throughout the programme, not the same three tidy CSVs every programme uses.

Project-based learning

Every module ends with a graded deliverable and a dedicated capstone project, so progress is measured by what you produced rather than by attendance.

Industry tool exposure

Work with the libraries, frameworks and platforms named in the syllabus — scikit-learn, TensorFlow, OpenCV, Hugging Face, LangChain, FAISS, FastAPI — on the lab machines.

Portfolio development

Build evidence that can be shown and defended in interviews: notebooks, evaluation reports, benchmarks, deployed APIs and a case study you present.

Internship & certificate

Practical, internship-oriented project experience and certification as applicable, accepted for university industrial training requirements.

Placement support

CV preparation, interview preparation, portfolio guidance and relevant opportunities, repeated after a rejection rather than abandoned.

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How techcaddcompares

Machine learning programmes all list the same libraries. These are the eight things worth asking before you pay any institute, including this one.

The Machine Learning course at techcadd compared with what institutes commonly offer
FeaturetechcaddOther institutes
CurriculumIndustry-aligned, updated regularlyOften outdated or generic
Learning style100% hands-on, project-basedMostly theory-heavy
TrainersIndustry-experienced mentors who still deliver client workMixed experience levels
Real projectsA graded deliverable and a capstone in every moduleLimited or simulated projects
Modelling practiceYou train, tune and evaluate your own models with documented metrics, not run finished notebooksPre-written notebooks executed in class
Placement supportDedicated career and interview preparationOften limited or absent
Batch flexibilityWeekday, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 optionsFixed schedules
Doubt supportOngoing mentor and community supportLimited post-class support
CertificationIndustry-recognised certificate plus a documented internship letterVaries

The right-hand column describes what is commonly offered in the market, not any particular institute. Ask any institute you are considering — this one included — to show you the work its students actually produced.

Principles

What you are reallybeing taught

Six principles that outlive every framework. The libraries in this syllabus will change; these will not, and they are what a strong candidate can articulate under questioning.

01

Clean data beats a clever model

A sophisticated algorithm trained on dirty, mislabelled or leaky data can lose to a simple model trained on clean data.

02

Evaluation is not optional

A model that has not been evaluated on a proper held-out set is an opinion, not a result.

03

Understand the algorithm you are calling

Libraries make it easy to run models; understanding the algorithm remains essential for debugging and production.

04

GenAI still needs classical fundamentals

Tokenisation, embeddings and evaluation remain foundational ideas behind LLM systems.

05

A model in a notebook is not a product

The gap between a trained model and something users can call is an API, a database and a deployment.

06

Retrieval beats retraining

RAG can provide an updateable way to answer from a specific document set without retraining a large model.

Student reviews

What our studentsin Jalandhar say

  • Google
    techcadd's placement cell kept calling me for drives until I was placed. That persistence mattered more than anything else for Machine Learning.
    Sandeep KaurPlaced Fresher · Phillaur
    Google
    I was switching careers and worried I would be behind. Half the Machine Learning batch were doing the same thing, and nobody made me feel slow.
    Harpreet KaurSoftware Trainee · Jalandhar
    Google
    I joined the Machine Learning batch with almost no background and finished with a project I could actually show. The trainers correct your work daily rather than just moving to the next slide.
    Rohit SharmaJunior Analyst · Phagwara
    Google
    techcadd's placement cell kept calling me for drives until I was placed. That persistence mattered more than anything else for Machine Learning.
    Sandeep KaurPlaced Fresher · Phillaur
    Google
    I was switching careers and worried I would be behind. Half the Machine Learning batch were doing the same thing, and nobody made me feel slow.
    Harpreet KaurSoftware Trainee · Jalandhar
    Google
    I joined the Machine Learning batch with almost no background and finished with a project I could actually show. The trainers correct your work daily rather than just moving to the next slide.
    Rohit SharmaJunior Analyst · Phagwara
  • Google
    What made Machine Learning click for me was the lab time. You can sit after class and someone will still explain it until you get it.
    Simranjeet SinghFreelancer · Kapurthala
    Google
    The Machine Learning programme got me interview-ready faster than I expected. My interviewer asked to see my project and that was the whole conversation.
    Anjali VermaCareer Switcher · Jalandhar Cantt
    Google
    I travelled in for the weekend Machine Learning batch and it was worth every trip. Small batch, real work, no time wasted on theory nobody uses.
    Gurpreet DhillonWorking Professional · Nakodar
    Google
    What made Machine Learning click for me was the lab time. You can sit after class and someone will still explain it until you get it.
    Simranjeet SinghFreelancer · Kapurthala
    Google
    The Machine Learning programme got me interview-ready faster than I expected. My interviewer asked to see my project and that was the whole conversation.
    Anjali VermaCareer Switcher · Jalandhar Cantt
    Google
    I travelled in for the weekend Machine Learning batch and it was worth every trip. Small batch, real work, no time wasted on theory nobody uses.
    Gurpreet DhillonWorking Professional · Nakodar
Got questions?

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Every track starts from Python at absolute zero — installation and environment setup, variables, operators, conditions, loops and functions — before any data or machine learning library appears.

The syllabus contains 3-month, 6-month and 9-month self-contained tracks: AI / ML Practitioner, Data & ML Professional, and AI, ML & GenAI Expert.

3 months: 9 modules. 6 months: 14 modules. 9 months: 20 modules. Across all three stages the module numbering runs continuously from 01 to 43.

Yes. Every module ends with a graded deliverable and a dedicated capstone project, and each track closes with a portfolio-polish final capstone.

Generative AI and the full GenAI stack — LLM fundamentals, Hugging Face, RAG, vector databases, advanced prompting, tool calling and hallucination handling — are included in the 9-month Expert track.

API development is included in all tracks. The 9-month track additionally includes authentication, Git and GitHub workflows, live deployment, logging and basic production monitoring.

SQL and database integration are included in the 6-month Professional track, where the final project is served behind a REST API and backed by SQL.

Fees vary by track (3, 6 or 9 months) and mode (Classroom, Weekend or 1-on-1). A counsellor will share the current fee structure, EMI options and any active offers when you book a demo — the demo class itself is free.

Python, VS Code, Jupyter Notebook and pip; NumPy, pandas, Matplotlib, Seaborn and SciPy; scikit-learn; TensorFlow and Keras; NLTK, Gensim, OpenCV and YOLO; Hugging Face, the OpenAI API and LangChain; FAISS or Pinecone; Flask and FastAPI; SQL; Excel; and Git, GitHub, virtualenv or conda and cloud hosting.

Yes. You receive a programme completion certificate for the track you finish, practical internship-oriented project experience as applicable, a portfolio of models, reports, APIs, RAG systems and deployed applications, and placement support covering CV preparation, interview preparation and portfolio guidance.

Yes. Weekday, evening, weekend and 1-on-1 formats run in parallel so working professionals and college students can both attend. Every class runs for 2 hours; book a free demo class to see the lab and meet the trainer before enrolling.

Find your pace

Choose the right duration for you

Start with the time you can commit consistently. Every track begins with practical foundations, then adds depth as your goals grow.

techcadd team with Alpine Girl's (AIIT) College faculty after the talk
3 Months

AI / ML Practitioner — 3 Months

Write real Python, clean real data and ship your first trained model. Nine modules, 01 to 09, from Python at absolute zero through pandas, classical machine learning and deep learning basics to a model served behind a live API.

9 modules
Students meeting the techcadd counsellor after the session
Most popular6 Months

Data & ML Professional — 6 Months

Go from clean data to statistically sound, properly evaluated machine learning models. Fourteen modules, 10 to 23, adding Excel, exception handling and logging, statistics and probability, clustering, NLP and computer vision, and a final project served behind a REST API and backed by SQL.

14 modules
Faculty and students filling the hall for the orientation session
9 Months

AI, ML & GenAI Expert — 9 Months

Own the full stack — from statistics and deep learning through to production GenAI systems. Twenty modules, 24 to 43, adding sequence models, the complete GenAI stack with RAG, vector databases, tool calling and evaluation, authenticated AI applications, Git and production monitoring, and an end-to-end capstone.

20 modules
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Choose the rightduration for you

Own the full stack — from statistics and deep learning through to production GenAI systems. Twenty modules, 24 to 43, adding sequence models, the complete GenAI stack with RAG, vector databases, tool calling and evaluation, authenticated AI applications, Git and production monitoring, and an end-to-end capstone.

01

Excel for Data Analysis

  • Topics: Excel fundamentals and formulas; filtering and sorting; pivot tables; charts
  • Tools: Microsoft Excel, Pivot Tables
  • Real use: Perform first-pass reporting and summarisation
  • Deliverable: Pivot-table-driven summary report and dashboard
  • Capstone project: Sales Performance Dashboard
02

Python Programming

  • Topics: Python fundamentals; functions and modules; comprehensions; structured error handling
  • Tools: Python, VS Code, Jupyter Notebook
  • Real use: Build reusable Python fluency for data, ML and GenAI work
  • Deliverable: Modular Python scripts covering functions, comprehensions and error handling
  • Capstone project: Reusable Utility Package
03

Python OOP & File Handling

  • Topics: Object-oriented programming; inheritance and polymorphism; CSV and JSON; structured logging
  • Tools: Python csv module, json module, logging module
  • Real use: Structure production AI code into classes, modules and logs
  • Deliverable: Class-based application processing structured data with logging
  • Capstone project: Structured Data Processor
04

NumPy

  • Topics: Array creation, indexing and vectorisation; broadcasting; mathematical and statistical operations
  • Tools: NumPy
  • Real use: Provide the numerical foundation for ML and GenAI computation
  • Deliverable: Vectorised array notebook with loop-performance comparison
  • Capstone project: Vectorised Statistics Toolkit
05

Pandas

  • Topics: DataFrames and cleaning; missing values; GroupBy; merging and joining; datetime handling; feature preparation
  • Tools: pandas
  • Real use: Prepare multi-source data for modelling
  • Deliverable: Cleaned, merged, feature-ready dataset with preparation log
  • Capstone project: Feature-Ready Dataset Build
06

Data Visualization & EDA

  • Topics: Matplotlib and Seaborn; structured EDA; heatmaps and pairplots; distribution analysis
  • Tools: Matplotlib, Seaborn, pandas
  • Real use: Understand data before selecting a modelling approach
  • Deliverable: Full EDA report with heatmaps, pairplots and distribution analysis
  • Capstone project: Structured EDA Report
07

Statistics & Probability

  • Topics: Descriptive statistics; probability fundamentals; common distributions; correlation; hypothesis testing
  • Tools: Python, NumPy, SciPy
  • Real use: Make model assumptions and evaluation statistically defensible
  • Deliverable: Statistical analysis report with hypothesis test and conclusion
  • Capstone project: Hypothesis-Tested Business Report
08

Machine Learning

  • Topics: Regression and classification; preprocessing; feature engineering; evaluation methodology
  • Tools: scikit-learn, pandas
  • Real use: Build properly evaluated classical ML models
  • Deliverable: Two trained models with full feature-engineering pipeline and evaluation report
  • Capstone project: Regression & Classification Pair
09

Advanced Machine Learning

  • Topics: KNN; SVM; Decision Trees; Random Forests; ensemble methods; introduction to clustering
  • Tools: scikit-learn, pandas
  • Real use: Choose and compare models, including production-oriented ensemble methods
  • Deliverable: Model comparison notebook with at least five algorithms including an ensemble method
  • Capstone project: Ensemble Benchmark Report
10

Unsupervised Learning & Dimensionality Reduction

  • Topics: K-Means; Hierarchical clustering; DBSCAN; PCA for dimensionality reduction and visualisation
  • Tools: scikit-learn, Matplotlib
  • Real use: Perform segmentation and analyse data without labels
  • Deliverable: Segmentation project comparing three clustering methods with PCA visualisation
  • Capstone project: Customer Segmentation Project
11

Deep Learning

  • Topics: Neural network architecture; activation and loss functions; optimisers; ANN; CNN in depth
  • Tools: TensorFlow / Keras, NumPy
  • Real use: Build the neural-network foundation required for later GenAI work
  • Deliverable: Trained ANN and CNN with architecture, training curve and evaluation
  • Capstone project: ANN & CNN Image Benchmark
12

NLP

  • Topics: Text preprocessing and tokenisation; TF-IDF; word embeddings; sentiment analysis
  • Tools: NLTK, scikit-learn, Gensim
  • Real use: Build the language-processing foundation used by GenAI systems
  • Deliverable: Sentiment analysis model comparing TF-IDF and embedding-based features
  • Capstone project: TF-IDF vs Embeddings Showdown
13

Sequence Models

  • Topics: RNN; LSTM; GRU; sequence data; time-series prediction
  • Tools: TensorFlow / Keras
  • Real use: Model data where order affects prediction
  • Deliverable: Trained LSTM with prediction accuracy and error analysis
  • Capstone project: Time-Series Forecaster
14

Computer Vision

  • Topics: OpenCV in depth; image processing; object detection concepts; introduction to YOLO
  • Tools: OpenCV, YOLO
  • Real use: Build systems that classify and detect visual information
  • Deliverable: YOLO object detection demo with detection-accuracy summary
  • Capstone project: Real-Time Object Detection Demo
15

Generative AI & LLMs

  • Topics: Generative AI concepts; LLM architecture at a working level; prompting; embeddings; Hugging Face models; LLM API integration
  • Tools: Hugging Face, OpenAI API, LangChain
  • Real use: Build applications that use LLMs through engineered prompts and APIs
  • Deliverable: Working LLM application returning structured output
  • Capstone project: Prompt-Engineered Mini App
16

RAG

  • Topics: Document loading and chunking; embeddings; vector databases; retrieval; context building; complete RAG pipeline
  • Tools: LangChain, FAISS / Pinecone, OpenAI API
  • Real use: Answer questions from a specific document set using retrieval
  • Deliverable: Live RAG pipeline with documented chunking, retrieval and generation strategy
  • Capstone project: Document Q&A Assistant
17

Advanced GenAI

  • Topics: Prompt engineering patterns; structured output; function and tool calling; hallucination handling; GenAI evaluation
  • Tools: OpenAI API, LangChain, Python
  • Real use: Move from GenAI demos to systems that can be evaluated and trusted
  • Deliverable: Tool-calling GenAI agent with structured-output validation and evaluation report
  • Capstone project: Tool-Calling Support Agent
18

AI Application Development

  • Topics: APIs with FastAPI or Flask; integrating models and LLM APIs; authentication basics; connecting a frontend to an AI backend
  • Tools: FastAPI / Flask, REST API, basic auth
  • Real use: Turn an AI pipeline into a usable application
  • Deliverable: Deployed AI application behind an authenticated API with connected frontend
  • Capstone project: Authenticated AI Web App
19

Deployment & Production

  • Topics: Git and GitHub workflows; environment and dependency management; live API deployment; logging; basic production monitoring
  • Tools: Git / GitHub, virtualenv / conda, cloud hosting
  • Real use: Ship reliable AI systems beyond the notebook
  • Deliverable: Version-controlled live deployment with logging and basic monitoring
  • Capstone project: Monitored Live Deployment
20

Capstone Project

  • Topics: Scoping an end-to-end AI/ML and GenAI project; combining classical ML, deep learning and GenAI; documentation; presentation; defending design decisions
  • Tools: Full stack from the programme, Git, FastAPI / Flask
  • Real use: Build and defend a complete end-to-end AI/ML + GenAI system
  • Deliverable: Complete deployed project with source code, documentation and presented case study
  • Capstone project: AI/ML + GenAI Capstone — Portfolio Polish
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