IIT Bombay is offering two new courses on Coursera. Here is what you need to know

Four-month-long digital transformation certification, with live lectures, designed for non-IT managers leading digital transformation initiatives  
Image for representational purpose only | Pic: HT
Image for representational purpose only | Pic: HT

Ever wondered if doing an online course will be recognised by employers? What if it has an IIT-Bombay name attached to it? Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Bombay, in partnership with Coursera, has launched two new certificate programmes — Digital Transformation and Power Electronics and Motors for Electric Vehicles (EVs). These programmes will help learners gain technical, managerial, and leadership skills. Interested candidates can enrol in both programmes until November 19, 2021. The classes will begin on November 20, 2021.

Four-month-long digital transformation certification, with live lectures, is designed for non-IT managers leading digital transformation initiatives. The course teaches how to identify opportunities to transform the organisation through strategic implementation of new technologies and builds analytical skills to understand how to implement and execute the right solutions. 

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The programme will be taught by professor Rajendra Sonar of the Shailesh J Mehta School of Management at IIT Bombay. Senior industry leader Suhrid Brahma will be the visiting faculty for the programme. Power Electronics and Motors for Electric Vehicles (EVs), a 4.5-month certificate programme covers courses in motor design, power converter design and motor drives. This programme will be taught by Dr BG Fernandes, Dr Kishore Chatterjee and Dr Sandeep Anand, all from the Department of Electrical Engineering at IIT Bombay.

Prof Siddhartha Ghosh, Professor-in-Charge, Continuing Education Programme, IIT Bombay, said, “As per IEA’s Global EV Outlook report, EV sales share across all modes in India will grow to 30 per cent by 2030. The certificate program on Coursera will impart the necessary skills to learners willing to build a career in this in-demand field.” 

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