Programme Content
Course 01-MSL848
Applied Operations Research (3 credits)
Applications of Decision Science (DS) and Operations Research (OR) in business
Use of OR in operations, supply chain, marketing, finance, and HR
Case-based learning approach for real-world problem solving
Data-driven decision-making techniques
Optimization methods for improved business outcomes
Course 02-MSL814Data Visualization (1.5 credits)
Principles of human-computer interaction in data visualization
Visual encoding for effective data communication
Handling information overload using visual design
Techniques: heat maps, infographics, and dashboards
Multidimensional data visualization and graphical perception
Mapping, cartography, and text visualization
Visualization for improved comprehension and decision-making
Course 03-MSL868Digital Research Methods (1.5 credits)
Internet as a research and data collection medium
Research design and sampling techniques
Online surveys and non-reactive data collection
Virtual ethnography and online focus groups
Blogs, videos, and secondary qualitative data sources
Data analysis approaches and research tools
Use of Generative AI for research and content creation
Prompt engineering for non-technical users.
Course 04-ELL784Introduction to Machine Learning (3 credits)
Fundamentals of machine intelligence and learning
Linear learning models
Artificial Neural Networks (single-layer and multi-layer)
Backpropagation and learning variants
Support Vector Machines (classification and regression)
Learning theory and model complexity (VC dimension, PAC learning)
Unsupervised learning: PCA and KPCA
Clustering techniques
Feature selection methods
Introduction to semi-supervised learning
Course 05-MSL888Data Warehousing for Business Decisions (1.5 credits)
Fundamentals of Database Management Systems (DBMS)
Hierarchical and multidimensional data modeling
Data warehouse design and ETL processes
SQL for data warehousing
OLAP and OLTP concepts
Data warehousing risks and management issues
Designing and expanding data warehouse applications.
Course 06 - ELL888Advanced Machine Learning (3 credits)
Nonlinear dimensionality reduction techniques
Maximum entropy and exponential family models
Graphical models
Computational learning theory
Structured Support Vector Machines
Feature and kernel selection methods
Meta-learning and multi-task learning
Semi-supervised and reinforcement learning
Approximate inference methods
Clustering and boosting techniques
Course 07 - MSL722Managing Enterprise AI/ML Systems (1.5 credits)
Overview of enterprise-level AI/ML systems
AI/ML use cases across enterprises
Managerial and operational challenges of AI/ML systems
Economic assessment of AI/ML projects
Effort estimation, pricing, and costing models
Responsible AI: fairness, ethics, transparency, accountability
Governance frameworks for AI/ML systems
Risks, unintended consequences, and policy interventions
Course 08 - MSV803Selected Topics in Information Technology Management (1 credit)
Emerging research and practice in IT management
Contemporary and evolving technology topics
Industry-relevant and research-driven themes.
Course 09 - ELV781Special Modules in Information Processing-I (1 credit)
Emerging topics in information processing
Advanced concepts and applications
Research-oriented and practice-focused modules
Course 10 - ELV832Special Module in Machine Learning (1 credit)
Advanced and specialized topics in Machine Learning
Deep Learning concepts and applications
Current research and development challenges
Emerging trends in ML and AI
Course 11 - ELD850Minor Capstone Project (3 credits)
Capstone Project in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning - Hands-on project undertaken in groups of 4 members where students learn to solve complex problems by using advanced machine learning algorithms on large complex datasets.
Disclaimer:
Online PG Diplomas are academic programmes of IIT Delhi, and there is no campus placement or placement assistance provided by IIT Delhi for these programmes.
Evaluation of minor projects is subject to faculty discretion, based on academic guidelines and instructional objectives.
Assessment criteria may vary depending on the nature of the project and its alignment with the course framework.
Note:
Modules/topics are indicative only, and the suggested time and sequence may be dropped/ modified/ adapted to fit the total programme hours. Case studies, real-world examples, and numerical illustrations are an integral part of multiple modules included in the course.
The primary mode of learning for this programme is via live online sessions with faculty members. Post-session video recordings will be made available for the duration of the programme.
Emeritus or the institute does not guarantee the availability of any session recordings.
Fundamentals of Python will be taught via recorded sessions. The faculty will be conducting Q/A on the same.
The sessions will be delivered by IIT Delhi faculty and industry experts, brought by the Programme Coordinator only.
Curriculum is subject to change and modification as per the requirements of the programme.
IIT Delhi and the Programme Coordinator's decision will be final.
