Teaching

With curiosity and wonder, Dr. Suresh strives to instill concepts related to solving problems through instrumentation for agriculture, biological engineering, and animal sciences in educating students. With a firm belief that only through transdisciplinary efforts, complex societal problems can be addressed, it becomes essential for Prof. Suresh to infuse multi and cross-disciplinary approaches in teaching and education.

Big Data & Sensor Technologies for Animal Science 

Course Aims:

Introduce and teach basics of data analysis and sensor technologies for Animal Science students. Applications involve data science and machine learning in animal omics analyses . The major goal is to provide the students with hands on experience in turning raw and unstructured sensor-based data in to valuable insights through statistical tools and visualization methods designed for practical applications in the animal science and veterinary industries.

Learning objectives:

 

  • Discuss computer vision and sensor technologies used in animal production systems, and their possibilities and constraints.
  • Discover unrecognized opportunities for optimizing animal health, production efficiency, and well-being
  • Apply techniques to visualize and analyze basic features of sensor data.
  • Interpret processed results based on advanced Artificial Learning approaches in the context of animal science.
  • Report on data processing, analysis, and results.
  • Recommendation systems, Decision support platforms development based on animal science sector case studies

Group Projects:

As part of the course requirement, the bioengineering and animal science students are expected to present their projects that solves a real-life practical animal sector problem based on the course lectures, assignments and the learning that happened during the laboratory training.

  • BSc – Supervisor of BSc thesis students.

  • MSc – Supervisor of MSc thesis students.

  • Internship – Supervisor of Internship students.

  • PhD – Supervisor of PhD thesis projects.