Modeling and Simulation of Composite Materials FDP and Elitte College of Engineering, Kolkata (February 09, 2026)

The Modeling and Simulation of Composite Materials FDP at Elitte College of Engineering offers an advanced academic platform for researchers and faculty members to master the latest advancements in material science. This AICTE Training and Learning (ATAL) Academy sponsored program bridges the gap between theoretical fabrication and industrial characterization. Consequently, participants will engage with high-level simulations designed to solve complex engineering challenges in the aerospace, automotive, and biomedical sectors.

Program Highlights

Feature	Details
Program Title	Modeling and Simulation of Composite Materials: Fabrication, Characterization and Applications
Organizing Institution	Elitte College of Engineering (Department of Mechanical Engineering)
Dates & Duration	February 09, 2026, to February 14, 2026 (6 Days)
Mode of Delivery	Online (via ATAL Portal)
Daily Schedule	Evening Sessions (6:00 PM – 9:30 PM); Day 6 (2:00 PM – 8:00 PM)

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Program Overview

This Faculty Development Programme (FDP) is designed to disseminate cutting-edge knowledge regarding the mechanical behavior and numerical investigation of composite materials. Specifically, the initiative aims to foster meaningful academic interaction between educators and eminent experts from premier institutions like IITs and NITs. Elitte College of Engineering, a NAAC ‘B+’ accredited institution, hosts this program to empower technical faculty with innovative research skills. Furthermore, the curriculum is tailored to address emerging thrust areas in engineering and management.

Eligibility Criteria

The program is open to a diverse group of technical professionals and researchers, including:

• Faculty members from AICTE-approved engineering institutions and polytechnics.
• Research Scholars focusing on Material Science or Mechanical Engineering.
• Industry professionals and participants from Government R&D organizations.
• Internal staff members of the host institution (subject to seat availability).

Curriculum & Topics Covered

The FDP covers a broad spectrum of advanced topics through thirteen specialized sessions:

• Finite Element Analysis (FEA) of field problems in orthotropic materials.
• Artificial Intelligence applications for the design of composite materials.
• Composite applications in Electric Vehicles and the automotive sector.
• Design and impact analysis of bulletproof jackets.
• Tyre design validation and numerical mechanical behavior investigations.
• Modeling and simulation of advanced machining processes.
• Development of composite materials for energy storage and biomedical use.

Resource Persons

The program features an elite panel of national and international experts:

• Dr. Debasis Datta: Professor, IIEST Shibpur (38+ years experience).
• Dr. Shubhabrata Datta: Professor, SRM IST, Tamil Nadu (35+ years experience).
• Dr. Ing. Angelos Markopoulos: Associate Professor, National Technical University of Athens, Greece.
• Dr. MV Reddy: Senior Professional Researcher, Nouveau Monde Graphite, Canada.
• Dr. Upender Sunkari: Senior Technical Officer, IIT Hyderabad.
• Dr. Hemant Chouhan: Associate Professor, Ahmedabad University.

Learning Outcomes

Specifically, participants who complete this 6-day intensive program will be able to:

• Utilize FEA tools to model complex mechanical behaviors in composites.
• Integrate AI methodologies into the design phase of advanced materials.
• Understand the specific requirements for composites in the EV and defense sectors.
• Apply simulation techniques to optimize advanced machining and manufacturing processes.

Certification & Assessment

To earn the official participation certificate, candidates must meet strict AICTE-ATAL criteria. First, an 80% attendance record is mandatory for all live online sessions. Second, participants must successfully complete the assessment test on the final day. Specifically, a minimum score of 70% in the online test and feedback session is required for the issuance of the digital certificate via the ATAL portal.

Registration Details

Detail	Information
Registration Link	ATAL Portal Registration
Last Date to Apply	January 27, 2026
Acceptance Notification	January 29, 2026
Registration Fee	Nil (No charge for course or certification)
Selection Criteria	First-come, first-served basis

Contact Information

For technical queries or registration assistance, please contact the coordinating team:

• Coordinator: Dr. Animesh Talapatra, Associate Professor (ME).
• Co-Coordinator: Dr. Rakesh Kumar, Professor & Head (ME).
• Institution: Elitte College of Engineering, P.O. Karnamadhabpur, Kolkata.
• Contact Phone: +91-9681659618.

Key Highlights

The Department of Mechanical Engineering at Elitte College is renowned for its state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and industrial collaborations. Notably, this FDP includes sessions from international researchers from Greece and Canada, providing a global perspective on material modeling. Additionally, the focus on bulletproof armor and energy storage ensures that participants are trained in high-value, contemporary research areas.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Is there any fee to attend the Modeling and Simulation of Composite Materials FDP? 
No, there is absolutely no charge for registration, the course itself, or the final certification for eligible participants.

What are the session timings for this online program? 
Sessions are conveniently scheduled from 6:00 PM to 9:30 PM on most days, with the final day starting earlier at 2:00 PM.

Who is eligible to participate in this ATAL FDP? 
Faculty from AICTE-approved colleges, research scholars, and industry professionals are all encouraged to apply.

How is the final assessment conducted? 
An online test and feedback session take place on the afternoon of February 14, 2026, which is necessary for certificate eligibility.

What is the maximum number of participants allowed? 
The program usually accommodates up to 100 participants on a first-come, first-served basis.