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AI/ML Faculty Development Program 2026

The document outlines a Faculty Development Program (FDP) organized by the Department of IT, CSE, CSE (AI&ML), and CSE (Data Science) at Bengal College of Engineering and Technology, scheduled for January 13-17, 2026. The program aims to enhance participants' understanding of AI/ML applications in electrical energy systems, cybersecurity, and renewable energy sources. It features various sessions led by experts covering topics such as large language models, quantum machine learning, and reinforcement learning.
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AI/ML Faculty Development Program 2026

The document outlines a Faculty Development Program (FDP) organized by the Department of IT, CSE, CSE (AI&ML), and CSE (Data Science) at Bengal College of Engineering and Technology, scheduled for January 13-17, 2026. The program aims to enhance participants' understanding of AI/ML applications in electrical energy systems, cybersecurity, and renewable energy sources. It features various sessions led by experts covering topics such as large language models, quantum machine learning, and reinforcement learning.
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Department of IT, CSE, CSE (AI&ML) & CSE(DS)

Bengal College of Engineering and Technology,


Durgapur. Entrepreneurship Development Cell
Institute of innovation Council

Chief Patron
Prof. (Dr.) A. C Ganguli About
Director (Admin.), SKSGI, Durgapur
Faculty Development
Patron
Prof. (Dr.) Santanu Koley
Program
Principal, BCET The FDP is intended to provide participants
with a comprehensive understanding of a
Organizing Secretary
variety of AI/ML-based issues in electrical
Dr. Santanu Modak,
Associate Professor, Dept. of IT, BCET energy systems and to enhance their ability to
Email: modaksantanu@[Link] use advanced tools and techniques to measure
power system parameters. Understanding
Joint Convener cybersecurity, power system operation and
Sk. Abdul Rahim (Assistant Professor),HOD CSE
Faculty
application, and microgrid application on
Mr. Swarup Kumar Hazra Choudhury renewable energy sources are all part of the FDP.
(Assistant Professor),HOD AIML

Development
Program
Jointly organised by
Department of IT, CSE, CSE (AI/ML) and
CSE (DATA SCIENCE) in collaboration with
Entrepreneurship Development Cell and
Institute Innovation Councill

Mode: Online

Webinar Date
13th J a n u a r y - 17th January
2026
 Prof. (Dr.) Pramod Kumar Pal, Professor  Dr. Sangeeta Sen, Associate Professor
 Prof. (Dr.) Ratul Kumar Majumdar,  Mr. Biplab Palye, Assistant Professor
Professor  Mr. Shiv Prasad, Assistant Professor
 Prof.(Dr.)Sankar Mukherjee,Professor  Mr. Dipankar Das, Assistant Professor
 Prof.(Dr.)Koushik Roy,Professor  Mrs. Kamini Kanchan, Assistant Professor
Organizing  Dr. Rakhi Das Bain, Associate Professor  Mr. Somnath Mondal, Assistant Professor
 Dr, Abhijit Bandhayapadhya, Assistant  Mr. Sudip Chakraborty, Assistant Professor

Committee 
Professor
Dr. Somnath Majhi, , Assistant Professor
 Mrs. Rajanya Bose, Assistant Professor

 Mrs. Bidisha Roy, Assistant Professor

Members  Mrs. Puja Chakraborty, Assistant


Professor
 Ms. Priya Das, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Lab Kumar Mudi, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Prashant Kumar Chandan, Assistant
Professor
 Mr. Jhuntu, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Animesh Sarkar, Assistant Professor
Ms. Mithu Mal, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Prasanna Roy, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Sajal Chakraborty, Assistant
Professor
 Mr. Soumyajit Pramanick , Associate
Professor
 Mr. Ramiz Raja, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Subhodip Das, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Arindam Dutta, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Arnab Chatterjee, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Barun Maity, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Ojha Manish Kumar, Assistant
Professor
 Ms. Asmita Kundu, Assistant Professor
 Mrs. Kaji Amrin Kabir, Assistant
Professor
 Mr. Sourodip Parua,Assistant Professor
 Ms. Antara Munshi, Assistant Professor
 Mr. Sounak Basu, Assistant Professor
Day 1 – 13 Jan 2026

 First Session: Dr. Debojyoty Banik (11 A.M


- 12.30 P.M)
Topic: Large Language Models Explained: Concepts, Architectures, and Academic
Applications

 Second Session: Dr. Debasmita Bhoumik


(2.30 P.M - 4 P.M)
Topic: Quantum Machine Learning

Day 2 – 14 Jan 2026

 First Session: Dr. Dhrubasish Sarkar (11


A.M - 12.30 P.M)
Topic: Machine Learning and Recommendation Systems for Sustainable Healthcare

 Second Session: Dr. Rewai Wilbert


Mutoko (2.30 P.M - 4 P.M)
Topic: Strategic Leadership in the Age of AI: What IT and CSE Academics Need to Know

Day 3 – 15 Jan 2026

 First Session: Ashwani Anand (11 A.M -


12.30 P.M)
Topic: Formal Methods for Guarantees on RL systems

 Second Session: Dr. Arpan Deyasi (2.30


P.M - 4 P.M)
Topic: Quantum Entanglement leading towards Quantum Machine

Day 4 – 16 Jan 2026

 First Session: Dr. Ram Krishn Mishra (11 A.M - 12.30 P.M)
Topic: Reinforcement Learning for Recommender System

 Second Session: Dr. Subash Ranjan Kabat (2.30 P.M - 4 P.M)


Topic:From Fundamentals to Real-World Applications of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Day 5 – 17 Jan 2026

 First Session: Dr. Bharat Bhushan (11 A.M - 12.30 P.M)


Topic: Blockchain and Machine Learning: Emerging Research Directions for the Next Decade

 Second Session: Dr. Sivakumar Gowder (2.30 P.M - 4 P.M)


Topic: PPSS Method of Teaching University Students: An Overview

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The Faculty Development Program at BCET covers cutting-edge topics in AI and ML, equipping educators with the knowledge to integrate these technologies into academic curricula. This program fosters the development of interdisciplinary skills, enhances research capabilities, and prepares faculty to address contemporary challenges in technology education, ultimately leading to improved teaching methodologies and student outcomes .

The integration of blockchain technology with machine learning offers new research avenues by enhancing data security, privacy, and integrity. Blockchain can provide decentralized and immutable data sources that are critical for training robust and trustworthy machine learning models, opening paths to develop innovative applications across industries .

Quantum entanglement principles can provide significant computational advantages in quantum machine learning by enabling parallel processing of information, increasing processing speeds, and enhancing pattern recognition capabilities. However, challenges include the technological complexity of maintaining quantum coherence and error rates, which require significant research to overcome .

Formal methods provide a structured approach to verifying and validating the behaviors of reinforcement learning systems, ensuring reliability and correctness. They offer mathematical guarantees that certain properties hold, which is crucial for safety-critical applications where unpredictable RL behaviors can have severe consequences .

Large language models can be utilized in academic applications by leveraging their ability to process and generate human-like text at scale. They can assist in creating educational content, automating grading systems, and providing personalized learning experiences. Dr. Debojyoty Banik's session likely highlighted these applications, emphasizing the need for careful design to ensure ethical use and avoidance of biases in AI-driven solutions .

Dr. Rewai Wilbert Mutoko emphasized the importance of adaptability, continuous learning, and ethical decision-making as critical strategic leadership skills necessary for IT and CSE academics in the AI era. Leaders should understand AI technologies sufficiently to guide curriculum development and research initiatives efficiently while addressing societal and ethical implications .

Reinforcement learning enhances recommender systems by allowing them to dynamically adapt to user preferences based on interactions over time. This approach improves recommendation accuracy by learning optimal strategies for user engagement, considering both short and long-term preferences .

Quantum machine learning can significantly enhance healthcare systems by enabling faster data processing and more complex modeling of biological systems, which standard classical computing cannot efficiently handle. Its ability to analyze vast datasets quickly can lead to the discovery of new patterns and correlations in medical data, thus enabling more accurate diagnostics and personalized treatment plans .

The PPSS (Peer-based, Problem-solving, and Self-study) methodology encourages active learning by involving students in peer-based activities, focusing on problem-solving tasks, and fostering self-directed study. This approach aims to enhance student engagement and understanding by making learning more interactive and personalized .

Machine learning and recommendation systems transform sustainable healthcare by leveraging data to optimize patient care and resource management. Dr. Sarkar likely emphasized their role in predictive analytics for disease outbreaks, personalized treatment recommendations, and operational efficiencies, which collectively contribute to a more responsive and effective healthcare system .

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