Janin A Apurba
B.Sc. in Computer Science & Engineering — Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST)
Advanced ICT Officer, CNRS-UNHCR
Why this lecture hall exists
Artificial Intelligence is reshaping science, medicine, humanitarian response and everyday life — yet a rigorous, structured education in the field is still out of reach for many students. The AI Lecture Hall is my answer: 273 lectures that take a learner from the definition of intelligence all the way to transformers, diffusion models, reinforcement learning and responsible deployment.
Every lecture follows the rhythm of a good university class. We start from intuition, formalise the idea with mathematics, test it with a worked example, and finish with code and exercises. Professor's notes highlight the subtle points that examiners — and real-world systems — care about.
About me
I am a Computer Science & Engineering graduate of AUST, currently serving as an Advanced ICT Officer at CNRS-UNHCR, where I work at the intersection of technology and people and teach students the digital skills that open doors. I believe technology education is one of the most powerful tools we have for creating opportunity.
How to use this site
- Beginners should start with AI Foundations and Mathematics for ML.
- Practitioners can jump to Deep Learning, NLP or Generative AI.
- Everyone should read the Ethics, Society & Careers track — building AI responsibly is part of building it well.
Copyright
© 2026 Janin A Apurba, CSE, AUST — Advanced ICT Officer, CNRS-UNHCR. All lectures, text, figures, code examples and the design of this website are the intellectual property of the author. All rights reserved. Students are welcome to read, learn from and cite these lectures with attribution; republishing requires written permission.