| Title | Time | Room | Teacher |
|---|---|---|---|
| Machine Learning for Applied Research (CE&EE) | 25.11.2025 09:00 - 16:00 (Tue) | Boltzmannstr. 15; room 2101/ 2.OG (5501.02.101) | Zoe Mbikayi |
| Machine Learning for Applied Research (CE&EE) | 26.11.2025 09:00 - 16:00 (Wed) | Boltzmannstr. 15; room 2101/ 2.OG (5501.02.101) | Zoe Mbikayi |
| Machine Learning for Applied Research (CE&EE) | 27.11.2025 09:00 - 16:00 (Thu) | Boltzmannstr. 15; room 2101/ 2.OG (5501.02.101) | Zoe Mbikayi |
This workshop introduces participants to the practical application of machine learning in engineering and applied research. Covering supervised learning, model training, validation and deployment, it equips participants with the skills to design effective ML pipelines and understand real-world challenges such as overfitting.
Day 1:
• Framing problems
• Supervised learning and model training
Day 2:
• Metrics, cross-validation, hyperparameter tuning
• Machine Learning Pipelines
Day 3:
• Application challenges, overfitting, limitations
• Model deployment
Participants will learn how to apply machine learning in engineering.
Presentations, hands-on exercises, and interactive discussions
Beginning of/ Halfway through the doctorate
This course is intended as a subject-specific course only for doctoral candidates of CE&EE. Other doctoral candidates of the CIT can later enter it as a transferable skills course
Solid Python knowledge
Each participant should have a laptop with at least 16 Gb ram.
None
You need to take part in at least 80% of the course to have it approved for your qualification program
Research Associate at the Institute of Flight System Dynamics at the University of Munich. Zoe is experienced in programming, machine learning and workshop training. More information about him can be found on his profile page (https://zmbikayi.github.io/).
