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DIYguru faculty development programme on electric vehicles

For engineering, polytechnic & ITI faculty

Faculty Development Program (FDP) on Electric Vehicles

EV technology is moving faster than most syllabi. DIYguru's faculty development programmes give engineering, polytechnic and ITI faculty hands-on, current knowledge of EV systems (batteries and BMS, power electronics and motor drives, charging and embedded control) so they can teach it with confidence and guide student projects.

  • Hands-on FDPs on EV technology
  • Online, on your campus, or at our Delhi / Pune labs
  • Lesson plans, lab manual and project ideas included
  • Certificate for every participant

Request an FDP on electric vehicles

Share your institution, departments and number of faculty. We reply within one working day with a proposal.

Duration

1-week FDP, or 2 – 3 day short FDP

Mode

Online · on campus · at our lab

For

Engineering, polytechnic & ITI faculty

Output

Teaching kit + certificate

Why it matters

FDPs that prepare faculty to teach EVs

Colleges are adding EV electives, minors and labs, and faculty are expected to teach them, often without hands-on exposure to battery packs, motor controllers or chargers. A lecture-only FDP does not change that.

DIYguru has run faculty development programmes in collaboration with NEAT (AICTE), the E&ICT Academy at IIT Guwahati, EVI Technologies and Altair. Our FDPs combine expert sessions with lab practice and leave faculty with the teaching material, lab experiments and project ideas they need to start in the next semester.

Hands-on, not just lectures

Faculty work on battery, motor, charging and embedded kits themselves.

Ready-to-teach material

Lesson plans, slides, a lab manual and student project ideas.

Industry experts

Sessions from engineers who train EV teams at OEMs and Tier-1 suppliers.

Your format

Online, on your campus or at our labs, for your department or a consortium of colleges.

Formats

FDP formats

We plan every FDP with the host institution: topics, duration, mode and number of participants.

5 – 6 days Online, on campus or hybrid

One-week FDP on electric vehicle technology

A complete overview: EV architecture, batteries and BMS, motors and drives, charging, embedded control and simulation, with lab sessions.

Quoted for your batch

Request this FDP
2 – 3 days Online or on campus

Short FDP on one specialisation

Battery technology & BMS, power electronics & motor drives, EV charging infrastructure, or embedded systems for EVs.

Quoted for your batch

Request a short FDP
3 – 5 days Delhi or Pune EV lab

Hands-on lab FDP

Faculty train on real 2W and 4W EVs, battery packs, motor test rigs and EVSE kits, and take the experiments back to their labs.

Quoted for your batch

Plan a lab FDP
Custom Your campus

Train-the-trainer for a new EV lab

When your college sets up an EV lab or centre of excellence, we train the faculty who will run it.

Quoted for your batch

See college labs & workshops

Curriculum

FDP topics

01

EV technology

  • EV architectures and market
  • Vehicle dynamics and powertrain sizing
  • Standards and safety

02

Battery & energy storage

  • Cell chemistries and modelling
  • Pack design and thermal management
  • BMS: SOC, SOH, balancing

03

Power electronics & drives

  • Converters and inverters
  • BLDC / PMSM motors and control
  • Motor test and characterisation

04

Charging infrastructure

  • AC / DC charging and protocols
  • EVSE design and grid impact
  • Smart charging

05

Embedded & control

  • Microcontrollers for EVs
  • CAN communication
  • Model-based design with MATLAB / Simulink

06

Emerging areas

  • Simulation and CAE for EVs
  • Data and machine learning for EVs
  • Hydrogen fuel cells

Outcomes

What faculty take back

  • Hands-on experience with EV batteries, motors, chargers and embedded kits
  • Slides, lesson plans and a ready EV lab manual
  • Student project ideas for minor and major projects
  • An FDP certificate with an online verification link
  • Contacts with industry trainers for guest lectures and projects

Who it is for

Who the FDP is for

Engineering faculty

Mechanical, Automobile, Electrical, EEE, ECE and Mechatronics departments.

Polytechnic faculty

Diploma lecturers introducing EV content and labs.

ITI instructors

Training officers preparing to teach EV technician skills.

Lab staff & research scholars

Who will run EV labs and guide student projects.

How it works

Four simple steps

  1. 1

    Request an FDP

    Tell us your institution, departments, number of faculty and preferred mode.

  2. 2

    Agree the plan

    We propose topics, schedule, speakers and a quotation.

  3. 3

    Run the FDP

    Expert sessions and hands-on labs, online, on campus or at our lab.

  4. 4

    Certificates & material

    Participants receive certificates and the teaching kit.

FAQs

Frequently asked questions

How long is an EV faculty development programme?

Usually one week (5–6 days) for a full FDP on EV technology, or 2–3 days for a focused FDP on one area such as battery management systems or power electronics.

Can the FDP be conducted online?

Yes. Online FDPs combine live expert sessions with simulation work; hands-on lab practice is added on campus or at our labs.

Can several colleges join one FDP?

Yes. A host institution can run the FDP for a consortium of colleges or a university's affiliated colleges.

Who conducts the sessions?

DIYguru's EV trainers and industry experts who train engineering teams at automotive companies. We have run FDPs in collaboration with NEAT (AICTE), E&ICT Academy IIT Guwahati, EVI Technologies and Altair.

Do participants get a certificate?

Yes. Every faculty member who completes the FDP gets a certificate with an online verification link.

Can you also train our students?

Yes. Many colleges pair an FDP with a student EV workshop or set up an EV lab with us.

Prepare your faculty to teach electric vehicles

Share your institution, departments and number of faculty. We reply within one working day with a proposal.

Request a proposal