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The EV Control Systems program provides a comprehensive understanding of the electronic control architecture that governs the operation, safety, and performance of electric vehicles. The course explores the development of automotive controllers, sensors, actuators, communication networks, and diagnostic systems, while providing in-depth coverage of Battery Management Systems (BMS), Motor Control Units (MCU), and Vehicle Control Units (VCU). Participants will gain insights into how intelligent control systems coordinate vehicle functions, manage energy flow, ensure safety, and optimise overall EV performance.
This program focuses on the control systems that serve as the intelligence layer of modern electric vehicles. Participants will learn the fundamentals of controller development, automotive communication protocols, functional safety principles, and the operation of key EV controllers, including BMS, MCU, and VCU. The curriculum provides a system-level understanding of how hardware and software interact to monitor, control, and optimise electric vehicle performance.
This program equips learners with the knowledge required to understand, develop, and integrate the control systems that form the foundation of modern electric and intelligent mobility platforms.
24+ years’ experience in global automotive design and product development on multiple EVs and Hybrid vehicle platforms, specialising in model-based design, calibration, testing, and system integration; a Six-Sigma Green Belt with 3 inventions in battery & hybrid electric vehicles. He earned his Master's degree in Energy Systems Engineering from the University of Michigan and his Bachelor's in Mechanical Engineering from Nagpur University.
