Eudoxia Research Centre · CCAI 2026 · Classes 3–12
Certificate in Computer Application & Artificial Intelligence
Learn to think computationally, create with Generative AI and build supervised AI tools. Finish the programme with a capstone and a portfolio of your work.
Choose by current class
Two tracks. A clear path to building with AI.
Both tracks run for six months, with eight classes per month, classroom practice and access to all recordings. No prior coding experience is required.
Section A · Classes 3–8
AI Explorers & Architects
48 sessions of 60 minutes · 26 live online and 22 classroom sessions · six papers and a capstone.
Classes 3–5 start with stories, games and Scratch. Classes 6–8 progress to multimodal prompts, source-based research and visual AI workflows.
Section A curriculum
- Computational thinking and the AI mindsetClasses 1–8 · AI Thinker
- Computer applications and dataClasses 9–16 · Digital Pro
- Machine learning, vision and languageClasses 17–24 · Machine Trainer
- Generative AI studioClasses 25–32 · AI Creator
- Chatbots and supervised AI helpersClasses 33–40 · Agent Builder
- AI ethics, safety and digital citizenshipClasses 41–43 · Responsible Innovator
- Capstone: an AI invention for a better planetClasses 44–48 · Demo Day
Section B · Classes 9–12
Explorer & Builder
48 sessions of 90 minutes · 24 live online and 24 classroom sessions · 72 contact hours plus about 48 hours of practice.
Classes 9–10 use templates and starter code. Classes 11–12 work with Python functions, retrieval, model evaluation and app development.
Section B curriculum
- Computer applications and AI foundationsCCAI 101 · Classes 1–8 · Define a user problem
- Data, Python and machine learningCCAI 102 · Classes 9–16 · Prepare a dataset and model baseline
- Generative AI and researchCCAI 103 · Classes 17–24 · Verify AI-assisted research
- Multimodal AI, local models and appsCCAI 104 · Classes 25–32 · Prototype an app
- Agentic AI and supervised automationCCAI 105 · Classes 33–40 · Build a bounded agent and action log
- Capstone development and showcaseCCAI 106 · Classes 41–48 · Test and document a project
CCAI is an independent enrichment certificate. The curriculum draws on computational thinking and AI competencies for CBSE learners. The credential is issued by Eudoxia Research Centre.
Generative AI · Agentic AI
Learn by making something.
Create with Generative AI
Write structured prompts, create multimedia and code, check sources with NotebookLM and evaluate small multimodal applications.
Build supervised AI workflows
Design chatbots and assistants, run small local models with Ollama or LM Studio and document decisions with action logs and human review.
Live, classroom and recorded
Join expert-led online labs, practise in a classroom and revisit recordings of all 48 classes.
A portfolio you can demonstrate
Save models, prompt logs, dashboards, apps and workflows. Refine your work with feedback and present a capstone on Demo Day.
Tools and responsible use
Practice may include Scratch, Teachable Machine, Google AI Studio, NotebookLM, Canva, Python, scikit-learn, Hugging Face, Ollama, LM Studio, Streamlit, GitHub and n8n. Educators manage accounts and demonstrate age-restricted tools. Students use public, synthetic or permitted data, verify outputs and keep personal information out of AI tools.
Assessment & certification
Section A
Lab journal 20%, paper challenges 20%, AI portfolio 20% and capstone 40%.
Section B
Paper portfolios 30 marks, observed practical 20, capstone 40 and viva and reflection 10.
To earn the certificate, complete at least 36 of 48 classes and score at least 50% overall. Section B also requires at least 20 of 40 on the capstone and completion of the generative and agentic practical tasks. Grades are Qualified (50–69%), Merit (70–84%) and Distinction (85% and above). Learners receive feedback and an opportunity to resubmit.
CCAI 2026 admissions
Fees & registration
The offer covers the full six months for either section and includes live classes, classroom labs, recordings, study materials, assessment and certification. Contact the programme team for batch dates, classroom venues and the timetable.
Standard course fee
₹15,000Special admission offer
₹11,000No monthly tuition fees
International fee
US$160Before you register
- Choose the section for the learner’s current class.
- Use a laptop or desktop with a webcam, microphone, modern browser and stable internet. For Section B, 8 GB RAM is recommended.
- Complete registration and orientation with a parent or guardian.
Programme contact
Prof. Dr. Pratisha Kumari · Programme Director
Eudoxia Research Centre · Mumbai and Guwahati, India
The programme develops practical skills and a portfolio. Employment and income are outside the scope of the certificate. Any paid work by minors is subject to applicable law, platform age terms and parent or guardian consent.
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