About Event

Proposing a new-generation faculty development program (FDP) which introduces the power of Model Based Design (MBD) concepts and a leading solution offered by solidThinking’s Embed. This FDP will introduce the faculty to the modern-day system design engineering approach being widely adopted in the industry. The program will emphasize the relevance of model based system design and how it helps in simplifying design process, improves quality, shortens development time, lowers engineering cost, and reduces rework. The program will also help the faculties to understand how MBD based concepts can be incorporated into university curriculum and its importance in training graduates to be skilled and ready for industry. Industry has greatly adopted MBD approach for the development of complex engineering systems like Control Systems, Avionics & Automotive, Digital Power Design, Communication, Process Control, and Automation. MBD and control systems is a hot topic of research worldwide and has high demand in the core engineering industries. solidThinking’s Embed is a comprehensive MBD Tool from Altair, an American MNC. With this well designed one-day faculty development program Altair intends to train-the-trainers in the benefits of MBD for design and analysis of system. This will involve discussions extending from initial model generation, different levels of modeling (MIL, SIL, HIL) using sT Embed and finally to the deployment of a controller on a real-time target. The hands-on training will be done using a Texas Instruments hardware kit with a 32-bit processor with peripherals such as ADC, PWM, UART, I2C, GPIO etc. During the training, faculty will be familiarized with the entire MDB based development process from algorithm design to target code generation without sacrificing efficiency in design, testing, validation and optimization of the embedded system. The toolchain provides a common environment for design and development of multi-disciplinary embedded systems well suited for Electrical, Electronics & Communication, Mechatronics, Avionics and Automobile Engineering Department Labs.