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Quick Facts

Medium Of Instructions	Mode Of Learning	Mode Of Delivery
English	Self Study	Video and Text Based

Course Overview

The Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control certification course explores the fundamental concepts of electrochemical technology that help in pollution control. It focuses on the atomic and molecular structures of batteries and fuel cells that reduce hazardous discharges. It is recommended that students understand the basics of integration and differential calculus.

The Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control certification syllabus lends an elective overview of chemical, environmental, and energy engineering concepts. It contains a total of eight learning modules scheduled per week. It is supported with video lectures. Learners will explore electrochemical methods, electroplating, ZLD, waste handling processes, and solution properties.

Developed by IISc Bangalore, Professor J. R. Mudakavi mentors the eight-week Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control training. A certificate carrying IISc and NPTEL’s logos can be availed by the learners. Candidates must complete all the in-course assignments and learning modules scheduled in the study. Post-completion, they may register for an end-term proctored examination via the course’s website.

The Highlights

Illustrated examples
Free learning
Payable certificates (e-verifiable)
Eight-week program
Chemistry, environments, and energy engineering-based study
Ongoing course
Undergraduate/Postgraduate -level curriculum
Assignments
Elective training
Online training
Final proctored examination
NPTEL and Swayam’s e-verified certificate

Programme Offerings

E-certificate
assignments
online learning
Elective curriculum
Postgraduate/Undergraduate level training
Eight-week program
video lectures
Final proctored exam

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees Informations	Certificate Availability	Certificate Providing Authority
INR 1000	yes	IISc Bangalore

The Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control course by Swayam is free to audit. If students wish to write the certification end-term examination, they need to pay Rs.1,000. A detailed break-up of the course fee structure is as below:

Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control course fee structure

Online course details	Fees
Audit study	Free
Verified study	Rs. 1,000

Eligibility Criteria

Education

Those interested in pursuing the Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control online course must know integration and differential calculus. They must be in their third year of either Bachelor’s in Engineering (BE) or Technology (B.Tech).

Certificate Qualification Details

Moreover, candidates must score both in the assignments and proctored examination to receive the Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control certification. Out of 12, students must score 10+ in at least eight assignments. Moreover, in the final test, learners must secure a minimum of 30 out of 75.

What you will learn

Knowledge of Chemistry

Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control program explores the following:

Electroanalysis
Electrochemistry
Electrochemical sensors
Electroplating
Molecular and atomic structures
Waste handling processes
Batteries and fuel cells

Who it is for

Chemical EngineerCivil EngineerChemist

Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control training is beneficial for all those relating to chemical, environmental, and civil engineering. People related to Pollution Control can also take up the course.

Admission Details

Step 1. Glance through the Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control certification syllabus online using this weblink: Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control - Course (nptel.ac.in).
Step 2. Select the sign-in/register option available at the top.
Step 3. Register a learner’s account with Swayam suing your Google/Facebook/Microsoft account. You can also log in using your Swayam account.
Step 4. Once through, you can start learning the course from your dashboard.

Application Details

Joining the Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control program requires applicants to register onto Swayam’s learning portal. They need to enter their mail ID and create a new username and password of their choice for their learner’s profile.

The Syllabus

Evaluation process

For the Electrochemical Technology in Pollution Control certification, candidates must register for a final proctored examination via the website. It is recommended that they stay updated with the institute’s website for examination dates and other formalities. Students must select their preferred timings (9 AM-12 PM/2 PM-5 PM) and centers for the offline exam. For registration, students will have to pay an examination fee.