IIT-Madras’ Pravartak, SWAYAM Plus to jointly launch skill-based training programme for Engineering & Science students

Interested candidates can register at the official IIT Madras Pravartak website – iitmpravartak.org.in/advanced_electronic_mfg.

IIT Madras' training programme will be held from October 7 to 18. (Representative image/ file)

The Indian Institute of Technology, Madras (IIT M) Pravartak Technologies Foundation has partnered with SWAYAM Plus to launch a new initiative to train Engineering and Science students with electronics background with industry-ready technical skills. Interested candidates can register at the official IIT Madras Pravartak website – iitmpravartak.org.in/advanced_electronic_mfg.

As per the official calendar, the training programme will be held from October 7 to 18. The last date to apply is October 3. To be eligible for this programme, students should be Engineering / Diploma / Science Students & Graduates with Electronics background.

The programme will be taught in physical mode (a classroom-based hands-on training programme) at IIT Madras and will focus on Semiconductor Industry.

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This programme will be taught at a fee of Rs 15,000 + GST. Accommodation will be offered at IIT Madras campus at a cost of Rs 650 per day per student, which includes food and stay. Request for accommodation can be made on/before October 3.

This 11-Day training programme will offer Placement Assistance for students who excel in the programme. Pravartak will select the students for the training programme to impart industry-ready skills. The training programme will be at IIT Madras Campus.

The course will include PCB Assembly, Solder paste basics, stencil basics, solder paste printing, PCBA pick and place system, understanding of SMT reflow soldering, PCBA inspection systems, Overview of power electronic components, DC to DC power converters, AC to DC power converters, DC to AC inverters, PWM basics, Embedded system design with STM 32 microcontroller, Configuring GPIO ports, PWM generation, ADC and DAC interface, LCD display interface, servo and stepper motor interface using STM 32.