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HVAC Embedded, IoT & Automation

HVAC

HVAC is essential to every modern building, and trained HVAC designers are in steady demand. This course covers load calculations, duct and system design, equipment selection and the practical drawings the field requires. It's a focused, career-oriented course for mechanical engineers entering building services.

Duration
2.5 Months
Format
Live 1-on-1
Level
Professional
Certificate
Osian
Overview

What this course is about

HVAC course online training introduces principles behind heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, with examples suited to Indian homes, shops and commercial spaces. You learn comfort conditions, heat transfer, refrigeration cycle, refrigerants, compressors, condensers, evaporators, expansion devices, airflow and basic psychrometric ideas. The teacher connects theory to safe service thinking, explaining what each component does before discussing faults or maintenance.

Practical lessons cover split and window air conditioners, basic package or ducted concepts, filters, coils, fans, thermostats, electrical checks, drainage and common symptoms such as poor cooling or unusual noise. You learn preventive maintenance, measurement awareness, leak and safety considerations, documentation and customer communication. Electrical and refrigerant work must follow qualified supervision, local rules and manufacturer instructions, especially for live equipment.

These live one-on-one online classes suit ITI or diploma learners, service technicians, facility staff, shop owners, students after 10th and working professionals entering building services. The course differs from a basic appliance repair class by explaining complete HVAC cycles, air movement, controls and maintenance decisions. You receive a completion certificate, resume help, mock interview practice, referrals and guidance on safe practical learning.

By the end

What you’ll be able to do

  • Explain refrigeration cycle components and basic HVAC operating principles
  • Identify major parts in split, window and common commercial systems
  • Relate airflow, filters, coils and drainage to comfort and performance
  • Follow structured checks for common cooling, noise and airflow complaints
  • Apply preventive maintenance, documentation and safe service practices
  • Prepare a basic HVAC inspection or maintenance plan for a small site
Syllabus

How the course flows

  1. 1
    Electronics BasicsWeeks 1–2

    Circuits, components and safe hands-on work.

  2. 2
    Microcontroller ProgrammingWeeks 3–4

    Programming boards to sense and respond.

  3. 3
    Sensors & ActuatorsWeeks 5–6

    Reading the world and controlling devices.

  4. 4
    ConnectivityWeeks 7–8

    Getting devices online and talking to each other.

  5. 5
    Capstone BuildWeeks 9–10

    A complete working project of your own.

Toolkit

Tools you’ll use

  • Arduino
  • Raspberry Pi
  • Sensors & modules
  • Python / C
  • PLC / SCADA
Audience

Who this course is for

  • ITI, diploma and engineering learners entering HVAC work
  • Students after 10th or 12th exploring technical trades
  • Air conditioner service beginners and helpers
  • Facility or building maintenance staff
  • Shop and small business owners managing cooling equipment
Where it leads

Roles this opens up

  • HVAC Technician Trainee

    Assists with inspection, maintenance and troubleshooting of air conditioning systems.

  • Air Conditioning Service Assistant

    Supports cleaning, component checks, measurements and customer service under safe supervision.

  • Facilities Maintenance Associate

    Helps monitor comfort equipment, preventive schedules and building service records.

Questions

Before you enrol

No HVAC experience is needed because the course starts with refrigeration cycle parts, airflow and safety concepts. Existing electrical or mechanical experience is useful but not required for theory. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.

You use system diagrams, HVAC examples, measurement awareness and safety procedures, with live equipment only under qualified supervision. A computer and internet are needed for online classes. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.

You can prepare a component diagram, symptom checklist, maintenance schedule and inspection plan for a small site. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-2. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.

HVAC covers refrigeration, airflow, comfort, controls and building service maintenance across a system. Appliance repair is usually narrower and focuses on faults in individual household devices. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.

The skills support HVAC service assistance, facilities maintenance and technical trade preparation. Refrigerant and electrical work must follow qualified supervision, manufacturer instructions and current safety rules. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.

This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9. This HVAC pathway addresses that point through guided practice, reference 153-9.