ISU Experts Offering Free Training in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to the Public

Starting October 1, Mostafa Fouda, associate professor of electrical and computer engineering, and Tadesse Wakjira, adjunct faculty member in the civil and environmental engineering department, will host a free hands-on training in applied artificial intelligence and machine learning. Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from noon to 1 p.m. from October 1 to November 21 in person at the Center for Advanced Energy Studies, 995 MK Simpson Boulevard, in Idaho Falls, and via Zoom/Teams. The course is designed for university faculty, students, researchers, and industry professionals and will cover the fundamentals and practical applications of machine learning, developing robust and reliable models, implementing diverse AI/ML techniques, and more.

“Nowadays, AI and machine learning are revolutionizing every sector by offering robust solutions to complex challenges, making these skills indispensable,” said Fouda. “Students and researchers should attend this training because it provides a unique opportunity to gain practical skills and empower them to make a meaningful impact and stay competitive in their field.”

“Participants will leave this training with a solid understanding of artificial intelligence and machine learning fundamentals, as well as knowledge they can apply to real-world problems,” Wakjira said. “The training is designed to build confidence and provide hands-on experience so that participants not only gain knowledge but also develop the ability to apply AI/ML techniques to address relevant challenges.”

If you have questions about the course, contact Mostafa Fouda at mfouda@isu.edu or Tadesse Wakjira at tadessewakjira@isu.edu.