Shape the Future of Engineering: AI, Machine Learning & Innovation in Action

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Workshop details

Join us at IET Stevenage for a free, in-person workshop and networking event hosted by the Engineering College of Technology (ECT), with the opportunity to network over tea, coffee and some nibbles. Explore how artificial intelligence and machine learning are reshaping the world of engineering and discover how you can harness these tools to future-proof your skills. All in-person attendees will receive a digital Certificate of Attendance. This is a free event, but places are limited. Please RSVP by Monday 30th June.

What You’ll Experience:

• Expert Insights: Live virtual keynote from AI consultant Dr. Hadi Harb on machine learning applications and LLM-powered engineering tools.
• Hands-On Learning: In-person workshop with Dr. Steve Mackay using LLMs and prompt engineering to solve real engineering challenges.
• Collaborative Problem Solving: Team up with peers to apply AI tools for innovative engineering solutions.
• Professional Networking: Connect with engineers, educators, and technologists.
• Recognition: Earn a Certificate of Attendance for your professional development.

What You’ll Gain:

• A clear understanding of how AI and machine learning can be applied across engineering disciplines.
• First-hand experience using LLMs to improve efficiency, decision-making, and system design.
• Practical strategies for integrating AI tools into your work or studies.
• Valuable new contacts in the engineering and technology community.

Who Should Attend:

• Engineering professionals in all fields of engineering
• Lecturers, researchers, and academic leaders in engineering
• Students and recent graduates keen to explore the role of AI in their future careers

Meet the Presenters

Dr. Steve Mackay
Dean of Engineering at EIT and ECT

Travelling from Australia, Dr. Steve Mackay is a Chartered Professional Engineer with over 40 years of international experience. He has trained more than 30,000 engineers and is a pioneer in practical, hands-on engineering education using innovative digital platforms.