Our training program will commence on July 4th and conclude on August 1st. Sessions will be held every Saturday from 14:00 to 16:00. You may join the class at the scheduled time using the relevant link.
Course Information
Offered by Dr Abdullahi Umar and Ibrahim Ahmed Ame, this intensive 5-week
professional course is meticulously designed to take learners from foundational programming to the
cutting edge of artificial intelligence. Titled " Advanced Computer Vision & Prediction Algorithms,"
the program bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical, real-world deployment. It
features a highly structured, step-by-step curriculum delivered in a flexible, online format tailored for
students and busy professionals alike.
Learning Outcomes
Master Core Programming & Image Basics: Write efficient Python scripts to load,
manipulate, and process digital images using fundamental computer vision techniques.
Apply Traditional Machine Learning: Build, train, and evaluate classic machine learning
models specifically designed for image classification tasks.
Harness Deep Learning & Transfer Learning: Construct Convolutional Neural Networks
(CNNs) and adapt powerful, pre-trained models to solve complex visual recognition
problems.
Implement Object Detection & Predictions: Deploy advanced frameworks to locate, track,
and identify multiple objects within an image, alongside building predictive data algorithms.
Optimize and Deploy AI Solutions: Fine-tune model performance for efficiency and
successfully deploy completed computer vision applications into real-world production
environments.
At the end of this session, participants will be able to:
Develop foundational Python scripts tailored for image manipulation and fundamental
computer vision tasks.
Implement traditional machine learning workflows to successfully categorize and classify
digital images.
Build and train Deep Learning architectures, specifically Convolutional Neural Networks
(CNNs), while utilizing transfer learning to optimize model training.
Design and deploy object detection frameworks and predictive algorithms capable of
handling real-world datasets.
Optimize, tune, and deploy advanced models into production environments while managing
an end-to-end AI project from scratch.
Course Level: All levels (Undergraduate and Postgraduate)
Weekly Curriculum Breakdown
Week 1: Fast-Track Python & Computer Vision Fundamentals – An accelerated introduction to core
programming concepts and basic image processing techniques.
Week 2: Traditional ML & Image Classification – Exploring classic machine learning pipelines and
fundamental classification algorithms.
Week 3: Deep Learning: CNNs & Transfer Learning – Diving into neural networks, Convolutional
Neural Networks (CNNs), and leveraging pre-trained models.
Week 4: Object Detection & Real-World Prediction Algorithms – Transitioning to advanced tasks
like detecting specific elements within images and implementing predictive logic.
Week 5: Advanced Optimization, Deployment & Capstone Project – Finalizing models for maximum
efficiency, deploying them into production environments, and showcasing skills through a
comprehensive final project.
Born on 25 October 1989 in Zaria, Kaduna State, Nigeria, Abdullahi completed undergraduate
program in Laboratory Science Technology from the Nigerian Institute of Science and Leather
Technology, Zaria. He served at General Hospital, Mina, Niger State, for one year before earning an
MSc in Bioengineering from Cyprus International University, where he worked as a student assistant
at the university’s information centre. Abdullahi completed his doctoral degree in Biomedical
Engineering from Near East University, and worked as a research assistant in the same department.
Currently, Dr Abdullahi is an Associate Professor (Assoc. Prof. Dr.) and Lecturer in the Department
of Biomedical Engineering at Near East University. He served as Vice Chairman of the department
from 2021-2026. His research area span from Artificial Intelligence, Internet of Things (IoT),
Biomedical Engineering. Genetic Engineering and Life Sciences
Advanced Computer Vision and Prediction Algorithms
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