Research
Review the literature with discipline.
Use Perplexity and NotebookLM to find and work through sources, and check every citation against the original.
Rooman's AI for Final Year Project (FYP) Sprint is a 30-hour, 6-week online course for final-year students in any stream working on a project, dissertation or thesis. You learn where AI helps and where it hurts in literature review, research design, analysis, writing and presentation, and how to use it with academic integrity, then submit your own FYP draft for review in a capstone and earn the Rooman Campus AI Certificate.
What you'll be able to do
Used well, AI can help you improve your final-year project and manage your time. Used poorly, it leads to plagiarism, invented facts and weak analysis. This sprint teaches the right way to use AI for FYP work, with stream-specific guidance: you do the research and the writing, and AI assists.
Research
Use Perplexity and NotebookLM to find and work through sources, and check every citation against the original.
Design
Choose a methodology, frame your hypotheses, and collect and analyse data with the right tools for survey, lab or computational projects.
Write
Draft and restructure while keeping your own voice, build clear figures, and know what to disclose about your AI use.
Who it's for
The course is for final-year students in any stream who are working on a final-year project, dissertation or thesis. It suits engineering, BSc, MSc, BA, BBA, B.Pharm, BPT and BDS students, with guidance for your stream.
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30 hours · 8 modules
Eight modules follow the stages of a real project, from literature review to write-up, and end with a review of your own draft.
Where AI helps, where it hurts, and what your supervisor will catch.
Topics covered
You produce: ground rules for AI use in your project.
Find and read sources with Perplexity and NotebookLM, with strict citation discipline.
Topics covered
You produce: an annotated source list with verified citations.
Choose a methodology and frame your hypotheses, with AI as a sounding board.
Topics covered
You produce: a research design and hypotheses for your project.
Tool-by-tool guidance for survey, lab and computational projects.
Topics covered
You produce: a data collection and analysis plan.
Draft and restructure your chapters while keeping your own voice.
Topics covered
You produce: a restructured chapter in your own voice.
Build charts and figures, and learn to defend your choices.
Topics covered
You produce: figures and slides for your project presentation.
Plagiarism, attribution and what to disclose about your AI use.
Topics covered
You produce: an AI use statement for your project.
Submit your real FYP draft with documentation of your AI workflow, for review and feedback.
Topics covered
You produce: your FYP draft, with your AI workflow documented and reviewer feedback.
Tools covered
Every tool is used hands-on in cohort labs, on your own project.
| Tool group | Tools | What you use them for |
|---|---|---|
| AI assistants | ChatGPT, Claude | Test ideas, explain methods and review your drafts |
| Research | Perplexity, NotebookLM | Find sources and work through papers |
| References | Citation managers | Keep citations accurate and consistent |
| Writing | LaTeX | Format your report or thesis |
| Your subject | Subject-specific tools | Collect and analyse data in your own field |
Capstone
Submit your real FYP draft with documentation of your AI workflow, and receive review and feedback.
Along the way you complete hands-on lab exercises in every module.
Your credential
A skill certificate with a completion record. It is not a degree. It records the course you completed and the capstone you built.
Your capstone portfolio shows what you can do with AI, which is what employers, clients and interviewers ask to see.
What's included
Before you enrol
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The course is for final-year students in any stream who are working on a final-year project, dissertation or thesis. It suits engineering, BSc, MSc, BA, BBA, B.Pharm, BPT and BDS students, with guidance for your stream.
Mostly, yes. Recent graduates and career-switchers are welcome too.
You need a final-year project, dissertation or thesis already underway, and completion of AI for ALL, Rooman's 20-hour entry course. The course is open to final-year students in any stream. You do not need a Campus AI Foundation first.
No. You do your own research and writing, and AI assists. The course shows where AI helps, where it hurts and what your supervisor will catch, and Module 7 covers plagiarism, attribution and what to disclose.
Check your college's rules with your supervisor first. The course teaches you to use AI openly: attribute your sources, keep a record of your AI use and disclose it.
Yes. The course includes stream-specific guidance and covers survey, lab and computational projects, for engineering, BSc, MSc, BA, BBA, B.Pharm, BPT and BDS students.
30 hours over 6 weeks, combining self-paced lessons with one live cohort session each week.
It is taught online, with self-paced lessons and a weekly live cohort session, so it fits around college or work. Ask a counsellor about classroom batches.
Yes. Every tool listed on this page is used hands-on in cohort labs.
Submit your real FYP draft with documentation of your AI workflow, and receive review and feedback.
Take your finished project into placement preparation with AI for College Placement or Employability 4.0. If your project is research-heavy, look at Research & Scientific Computing with AI in the Sciences stream.
It is a skill course from Rooman, not a UGC-approved degree. You receive the Rooman Campus AI Certificate and a completion record.
Rooman's partner colleges may count it as a skill credit. Check with your college's placement officer.
Yes: a résumé and LinkedIn workshop, and help with internship matching. It is not one of Rooman's job-guaranteed programmes.
The Rooman Campus AI Certificate, with a record of the course you completed.
Talk to a Rooman counsellor on 080 6945 1000 or WhatsApp +91 97390 86029. They will share current fees, payment options and upcoming batch dates.
Yes. Colleges can bring Campus AI courses to their students through Rooman's university partnerships. Placement or training officers can call 080 6945 1000.
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Course details reviewed on 25 September 2026.