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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and the Internet of Things (IoT) for Real life Applications

COURSE OVERVIEW

The course provides a comprehensive overview of AI in IoT, methods, ‎models, programming languages, AI-driven data analytics, predictive ‎maintenance, smart devices, and ‎automation. Participants will learn how AI ‎can process vast amounts of ‎sensor data, making IoT systems more ‎efficient, scalable, and intelligent.‎ Also the course includes a practical demo session on auto ‎learning model of network incident prediction. A case study related to the ‎IoT domain will also be covered.‎

KEY TOPICS COVERED

  • IoT Introduction
  • AI Fundamentals for IoT Systems
  • Data Collection and Management in IoT
  • IoT Data Communication
  • IoT Data Storage & Retrieval: Edge AI for IoT
  • AI-Driven Predictive Maintenance in IoT
  • AI for IoT Security and Privacy
  • Computer Vision in IoT

TARGET AUDIENCE

There are varied audiences that can reflect the micro-credential’s potential to meet the needs of learners at different career stages and institutional stakeholders. The AI and IoT micro-credential target a diverse audience, including:

    • Current Students: Enhances employability by equipping them with in-demand technical skills alongside their primary studies.
    • Prospective Students: Offers a flexible entry point into AI and IoT (AIoT), appealing to those considering a career in technology.
    • Adult Learners and Professionals: Supports career transitions or upskilling for individuals in industries undergoing digital transformation.
    • Alumni: Provides advanced training to stay competitive in evolving job markets.
    • Business/Industry Partners: Addresses workforce skill gaps by training employees in AI and IoT applications.
    • Community Partners: Equips local organizations with the tools to implement smart solutions, fostering community innovation.
    • Faculty/Staff: Encourages educators to integrate emerging technologies into their teaching and research.

Instructor

Prof. Ebrahim Abdulla Mattar/ Prof. Mohab A. Mangoud / Dr. Mohammed Majid Mohammed

Domain

Engineering

Date

To be announced

No of Students

30

Hours

80 hours

Duration

8 weeks

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Credit Points

2

Fees

500 BHD

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Level

Postgraduate

Language

English

Venue

To be announced
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Time

Thu 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Sat 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM

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  • 24 hours of in-person face-to-face contact with teaching staff (3 hours per week over 8 weeks)
  • 8 hours of synchronous online contact with teaching staff (1 hour per week over 8 weeks)
  • 32 hours of Asynchronous online learning (4 hours per week over 8 weeks)
  • 16 hours of guided project work (one time)
  • Peer-to-peer engagement and its mode, implicitly the trainee interacting through lectures with open discussion, collaboration and opinion exchange.
    • Four Assignments (40%)
    • Four Case Studies (20%)
    • One final project (40%)

    CONTACT

    For further Information, please contact:
    Mr. Mohammed Al-Hooti
    Tel: +973-33777339
    Email: malhooti@uob.edu.bh