Thursday, 8 January 2026

ANU UG/Degree Applications of AI Complete Tutorial, Notes & Syllabus (APSCHE UG 2025-26)

 Artificial Intelligence has become a transformative force across every field of study, from agriculture and life sciences to commerce, humanities, physical sciences, and computer science. Rather than being limited to programming experts, modern AI emphasizes understanding data, using intelligent tools, and applying AI concepts to solve real world problems. This tutorial series on Applications of Artificial Intelligence is designed to introduce students from all disciplines to the AI ecosystem in a simple, practical, and application oriented manner. It focuses on how AI works in everyday systems, how data drives intelligence, and how no code and low code platforms enable anyone to build AI powered solutions.

This tutorial follows the APSCHE Skill Course syllabus and is structured to gradually guide learners from basic concepts such as AI infrastructure and data foundations to advanced applications like agriculture analytics, business intelligence, language processing, scientific discovery, cybersecurity, and workflow automation. With real life examples, practical demonstrations, and ethical discussions, the series aims to build conceptual clarity, industry awareness, and skill readiness. By the end of this tutorial, learners will be equipped to understand AI applications in their domain, use AI tools confidently, and prepare effectively for examinations, labs, and future careers.

Tutorial Index Applications of Artificial Intelligence

Based on APSCHE Skill Course Semester II

Introduction Section

  1. Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
    Meaning scope and evolution of AI
    Why AI is a skill course for all disciplines
    AI in everyday life examples

  2. AI Ecosystem Overview
    Hardware software data and people
    Role of AI in modern education and industry

Module 1 Infrastructure and Platforms for AI Applications

  1. AI Hardware Fundamentals
    CPU GPU TPU NPU explained simply
    Memory RAM VRAM and storage types
    Why GPUs matter in AI

  2. AI Platforms for Application Development
    Online AI platforms overview
    Google AutoML H2O AI Teachable Machine
    Desktop no code and low code tools
    Orange KNIME Weka RapidMiner

  3. Edge AI Concepts and Applications
    What is Edge AI
    Edge AI vs Cloud AI
    Examples in smart appliances
    Smart cameras vehicles and IoT devices

Module 2 Foundations of Data for AI

  1. Importance of Data in AI
    Data as fuel for AI
    Role of big data in training AI models

  2. Data Information and Knowledge
    Difference between data information and knowledge
    Real world examples

  3. Types and Structure of Data
    Structured semi structured and unstructured data
    Text image audio video tabular time series spatial data

  4. Data Formats Used in AI
    CSV JSON XML
    Image formats JPEG PNG
    Audio and video formats

  5. Public and Private Datasets
    What are public datasets
    Importance of open data
    Popular repositories
    Kaggle
    Hugging Face
    UCI Repository
    Google Dataset Search
    Data licensing basics

  6. Ethics Privacy and Responsible AI
    Why ethics matter in AI
    Data privacy issues
    Overview of GDPR and HIPAA
    Responsible AI practices

Module 3 AI Data Pipeline

  1. AI Data Pipeline Overview
    Stages of AI pipeline
    From data collection to model readiness

  2. Data Collection Methods
    Manual data collection
    Sensors and IoT data
    Web scraping
    APIs and system logs

  3. Data Annotation and Labeling
    What is data annotation
    Manual vs automated annotation
    Types of annotation
    Classification
    Bounding boxes
    Segmentation
    NER

  4. Data Cleaning and Preprocessing
    What is dirty data
    Missing values duplicates outliers noise
    Data cleaning steps
    Importance of preprocessing

  5. Data Splitting and Transformation
    Training and testing data
    Normalization and feature engineering concept

Module 4 Domain Specific Applications of AI

Life Sciences Agriculture and Environment

  1. AI in Agriculture
    Plant disease detection
    Crop yield prediction
    Precision agriculture

  2. AI in Zoology Ecology and Environment
    Wildlife monitoring
    Aquatic systems
    Pollution and forest analysis

  3. AI in Biotechnology and Chemistry
    Genome sequencing
    Protein structure prediction AlphaFold
    Drug discovery and chemical prediction

Commerce and Management

  1. AI in Commerce
    Recommendation systems
    Chatbots and virtual assistants
    Sentiment analysis
    Demand forecasting

  2. AI in Business Operations
    Fraud detection
    HR analytics
    Supply chain optimization
    Explainable AI in business

Humanities and Social Sciences

  1. AI in Economics and Public Policy
    Market trend prediction
    Social media analysis

  2. AI in Languages Literature and Arts
    Machine translation
    Text summarization
    AI assisted creative writing
    AI art and music generation

  3. AI in Society
    Bias fairness and transparency
    Impact of AI on jobs and democracy

Physical Sciences and Mathematics

  1. AI in Physics and Chemistry
    Astronomy image analysis
    Material science discovery
    Energy optimization

  2. AI in Mathematics and Earth Sciences
    Pattern recognition
    Optimization problems
    Climate modeling
    Remote sensing

Computer Science and Cyber Security

  1. No Code and Low Code AI Development
    Concept of vibe coding
    Prompt driven development
    Popular tools overview

  2. Workflow Automation Using AI
    What is automation
    Tools like Zapier Power Automate n8n
    Real world automation examples

  3. AI in Cyber Security and Networks
    Intrusion detection
    Network traffic prediction
    Digital forensics using AI

ANU BPED DPED MPED 1st Semester Regular and Supplementary Exam Fee Notification February 2026

 Acharya Nagarjuna University has officially released the examination fee notification for BPED DPED and MPED 1st Semester Regular and Supplementary examinations for the academic year 2025–26. The examinations are scheduled to commence from 03 February 2026. Eligible candidates are advised to complete the fee payment and application submission process within the prescribed schedule.

Important Dates BPED DPED MPED Exams February 2026

  • Last date for payment of examination fee and submission of filled in applications to the concerned Principal: 20 January 2026 Tuesday
  • Last date for payment with late fee of 100 rupees and submission of applications: 21 January 2026 Wednesday
  • Last date for submission of gallies by colleges
                 Online submission on 22 January 2026
                 Manual submission on 22 January 2026
  • Date of commencement of 1st Semester examinations for MPED BPED and DPED: 03 February 2026 Tuesday
  • Commencement of practical examinations
  • After completion of theory examinations within ten days
  • Last date for submission of internal and practical marks online: 20 February 2026
  • Hard copy submission with signatures to Controller of Examinations on or before: 23 February 2026

Examination Fee Details for BPED DPED MPED

BPED 1st Semester

  • Whole examination fee: 1450 rupees
  • Single paper fee: 550 rupees
  • Two papers fee: 700 rupees
  • Three papers fee: 950 rupees
  • Four or more papers fee: 1450 rupees
  • Practical examination fee for each practical: 520 rupees

DPED 1st Semester

  • Whole examination fee: 1090 rupees
  • Single paper fee: 550 rupees
  • Two papers fee: 700 rupees
  • Three papers fee: 960 rupees
  • Four or more papers fee: 1090 rupees
  • Practical examination fee for each practical: 520 rupees

MPED 1st Semester

  • Whole examination fee: 1540 rupees
  • Single paper fee: 550 rupees
  • Two papers fee: 700 rupees
  • Three papers fee: 960 rupees
  • Four or more papers fee: 1540 rupees
  • Practical examination fee for each practical: 520 rupees

All fees must be paid through online challan to the ANU Examination Fee Account at SBI ANU Campus.

Important Instructions to Colleges and Students

Principals must collect examination fees from students and remit through online challan Separate challans must be used for without penalty and with penalty fee payments Submission of gallies along with APSCHE approved student list is mandatory Affiliation order and no dues certificate issued by Dean CDC must be submitted Uploading of ABC ID or APAAR ID for each student is mandatory for hall ticket issue Hall tickets will be issued only after verifying eligibility in all aspects

ANU B.Pharmacy 7th Semester Regular and 6th Semester Supply Exam Fee Notification February 2026

 Acharya Nagarjuna University has officially released the B.Pharmacy examination fee notification for IV Year I Semester 7th Semester Regular and III Year II Semester 6th Semester Supplementary examinations scheduled to be held in February 2026. Eligible students are instructed to pay the examination fee within the stipulated dates to avoid late fee charges.

Important Dates for B.Pharmacy Exams February 2026

  • Last date for payment of examination fee and submission of applications to the Principal
    22 January 2026

  • Last date with late fee of Rs 100
    23 January 2026

  • Last date for submission of nominal rolls by Principals to ANU
    24 January 2026
    Online submission
    Manual submission between 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM and 02:00 PM to 05:00 PM

B.Pharmacy Examination Commencement Dates

  • IV Year I Semester 7th Semester B.Pharmacy Regular
    02 February 2026

  • III Year II Semester 6th Semester B.Pharmacy Supplementary
    02 February 2026

B.Pharmacy Examination Fee Details

  • Whole examination fee theory only: Rs 1780

  • Single paper fee: Rs 550

  • Two papers fee: Rs 710

  • Three papers fee: Rs 960

  • Four papers fee: Rs 1210

  • Five papers fee: Rs 1450

  • Six papers or more: Rs 1800

  • Practical examination fee per practical: Rs 520

The examination fee must be paid through online challan to the Examination Account at SBI ANU Campus as instructed by the university.

Important Instructions to Students and Colleges

  • Principals must collect examination fees from students and remit through online challan

  • Nominal rolls must be submitted within the prescribed dates

  • Upload of ABC ID or APAAR ID of each student is mandatory for hall ticket generation

  • Submission of affiliation order copy and no dues certificate issued by Dean CDC is required

Official Notification Details

  • Notification Number: ANU Exams BPharmacy Notification 2026

  • Date of Issue: 06 January 2026

  • Issued by: Controller of Examinations Acharya Nagarjuna University



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