Course Highlights
- Master EV powertrain, BMS, motor control, vehicle dynamics, and CAD/CAE.
- Hands-on tools: MATLAB/Simulink, PSIM, SolidWorks, ANSYS, KiCad.
- Work on industry projects like DC-DC converters, BLDC control, ADAS, and CFD thermal analysis.
- Learn modern EV technologies: ISO 26262, CAN, V2X, thermal safety, solid-state batteries.
- Includes career guidance, resume building, mock interviews, and internship orientation.
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Course Details
What will you learn in the E-drive Course?
You will learn the complete end-to-end fundamentals and industrial applications of Electric Vehicle (EV) systems. The programme enables you to:
- Understand EV architecture, powertrain systems, converters, and motor control.
- Analyse Lithium-ion cells, battery chemistry, BMS algorithms, and thermal safety.
- Design and simulate converters, motors, controllers, and battery systems using MATLAB/Simulink.
- Gain knowledge of automobile dynamics, aerodynamics, ADAS, and suspension systems.
- Perform CAD modelling of EV components, assemblies, and cooling systems using SolidWorks.
- Conduct structural, thermal, and CFD analysis of EV parts using ANSYS.
- Work on industry-level EV projects integrating electronics, design, and simulations.
Why should you take the E-drive Course?
- A 45-day industry-integrated EV training programme designed with real-world applications.
- Covers the three core EV domains:
- Electronics and Electrical Systems
- Vehicle Dynamics
- Industrial Design and CAE
- Includes hands-on simulations, practical assignments, and live mentor-led sessions.
- Learn in-demand EV tools like MATLAB, Simulink, SolidWorks, ANSYS, and KiCad.
- Work on 10+ industry-grade projects, including DC-DC converters, BLDC motor control, EV aerodynamics, and thermal simulations.
- Gain exposure to industry standards such as ISO 26262, CAN, V2X, EMI/EMC, and modern EV technologies (Tesla, BYD, solid-state cells).
- Includes career development support, resume building, and mock interviews.
- Offers optional post-ITP internship or industry mentorship projects.
Who should take the E-drive Course?
- Engineering students (Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical, Automotive, Mechatronics).
- Freshers wanting to build a career in Electric Vehicles or Power Electronics.
- Working professionals looking to transition into the EV industry.
- Individuals interested in EV powertrains, vehicle dynamics, Battery Management Systems (BMS), or CAD/CAE simulation.
- Anyone aiming to develop industry-ready EV projects and technical portfolios.
Curriculum
Module 1: Electronics and Electrical Systems (EV Powertrain and BMS)
- EV ecosystem and architecture
- Power converters (DC-DC, DC-AC), IGBT/MOSFET devices
- BLDC/PMSM motors, FOC control, PWM
- Li-ion cell chemistry, NMC/LFP/NCA, thermal runaway
- BMS algorithms: SOC, SOH, SOP, fault diagnostics
- MATLAB/Simulink-based converter, motor, and BMS simulations
- PCB design using KiCad, with EMI/EMC considerations
Module 2: Automobile Systems and Vehicle Dynamics
- BEV/HEV/PHEV powertrain fundamentals
- Aerodynamics and CFD basics
- Airflow, drag, active spoiler design
- Suspension systems, ride dynamics
- ADAS Levels 0-5, sensor fusion, LiDAR/Radar/Camera
- AI-driven vehicle safety and communication systems (V2V/V2X)
Module 3: Industrial Design and CAE Integration
- CAD modelling of EV components (battery case, motor mounts)
- Assembly integration of EV subsystems
- Structural, thermal, and crash simulation basics
- ANSYS-based thermal dissipation and airflow CFD
- Importing SolidWorks models into ANSYS for full CFD workflow
Phase 2 (T-Days): Career and Industry Upscaling
- EV career mapping
- Resume building and LinkedIn optimisation
- Mock technical and HR interviews
- Optional 15-day internship/mentorship project
Tools you will learn in the E-drive Course
During the programme, you will gain hands-on experience with:
Simulation and Modelling Tools
- MATLAB/Simulink - EV system modelling, converters, motors, BMS
- PSIM - Power electronics simulation
- ANSYS (Mechanical, CFD, CFX) - Structural, thermal, and airflow analysis
- SolidWorks - CAD modelling, assemblies, design optimisation
Electronics and PCB Tools
- KiCad - EV converter and motor controller PCB design
- Oscilloscope and circuit simulators (Falstad/PSIM models)
- Automotive Technologies
- EV powertrain systems (BLDC/PMSM motors)
- ADAS frameworks, sensor fusion, LiDAR/Radar/Camera basics
- Vehicle dynamics, aerodynamics, and suspension modelling