Official Athivex Certification Programmes

Learn to run the system a factory depends on.

Most PLM training teaches you to click through a product. Ours teaches you to deploy it, configure it for a business, integrate it with everything around it, and migrate legacy data — on a real, production platform built in India.

240h
One Complete Track
3
Industry Certifications
40
Modules Covered
30
Students Per Cohort Max
01

One foundation, two careers

PLM firms recruit two different people, and they are not a beginner and an expert — they are a functional consultant who sits with engineers, and a technical administrator who sits with IT. Both start from the same foundation, then diverge. Neither track is harder than the other.

Foundation2 weeks · 80 hCertified PLM AssociatechooseTrack A — Functional Consultant4 weeks · 160 hBOM · variants · change · releaseTrack B — Technical Administrator4 weeks · 160 hdeploy · integrate · migrate · upgrade2 wk4 wkeither path — 6 weeks, 240 hoursboth tracks10 weeks

Foundation is the prerequisite for both tracks and certifies in its own right — a student who stops there is a capable PLM user. The tracks are siblings, not a sequence: a cohort can take Foundation together and split by aptitude at week three.

02

The three programmes

Choose a course pathway matching your career objectives.

Prerequisite Track
2 Weeks · 80 Hours · 10 DaysLive Cloud Lab

Foundation — Certified PLM Associate

Core product data model, navigation & PLM lifecycle fundamentals

Target Audience: Engineering Students (Mechanical, Industrial, Mechatronics, EE/CS) & Entry-level Professionals

Key Learning Outcomes

Upon certified completion, graduates demonstrate proficiency to:

  • Understand PLM domain scope vs CAD, ERP, and MES systems
  • Navigate enterprise product records across requirements, parts, materials & documents
  • Construct and interrogate multi-level Bills of Materials (eBOM) and where-used trees
  • Raise well-formed Engineering Change Orders (ECOs) with affected-items lists
  • Operate release management gates, baselines, and status transitions
  • Search objects via classification, UNSPSC taxonomy, and IntelliSearch
Prerequisites: No prior PLM exposure or programming required

Curriculum Modules Breakdown

Structured instruction & hands-on laboratory modules:

Module 1: The Product Record & PLM Architecture
12 Hours

Why PLM exists, data ownership boundaries, and browser-based platform navigation.

Module 2: Parts, Materials & Classification
16 Hours

Item master creation, UNSPSC taxonomy browsing, part reuse, and library promotion.

Module 3: Multi-Level BOM Management
20 Hours

Structuring eBOMs, quantity rollups, BOM comparison, and parent-child parentage.

Module 4: Engineering Change Control (ECO/ECN)
16 Hours

Problem reporting, impact analysis, change routing, and affected-items disposition.

Module 5: Product Release & Baselines
16 Hours

Release gate validation, baseline snapshots, revision control, and compliance readiness.

03

What each week contains

Eight hours a day: roughly three of instruction, four of supervised laboratory work, one of review. Every student works on their own instance throughout.

Track A — Functional Consultant (Weeks 1 to 4)

WK 1 · d11–15
The engineering record in depth — requirements traceability, design and CAD, part reuse and duplicates, classification, materials and standards
WK 2 · d16–20
Structures — BOM types and derivation, effectivity, variants, bill of process, line assembly, as-built
WK 3 · d21–25
Governance — change analysis and approval, release and baselines, compliance, service and obsolescence
WK 4 · d26–30
Configuration & Capstone — codeless configuration of data model and process, capstone project, certification

Track B — Technical Administrator (Weeks 1 to 4)

WK 1 · d11–15
Deployment and architecture — five-service topology, installation, hardening, access control, data model inside
WK 2 · d16–20
Operations — storage and search, backup and restore drill, patching, diagnostics, operational handover
WK 3 · d21–25
Customization and extension — plugin architecture, server and interface extension, reporting, core extension
WK 4 · d26–30
Integration, migration and upgrade — integration patterns, catalogue and ERP, staged migration, upgrade, certification
04 & 05

Assessment & The Capstone

You cannot pass on written work alone. The capstone instance has to function on live software.

Assessment Weighting Breakdown

40%Module Checkpoints
40%Capstone Implementation
20%Written Exam
Pass Mark: 60% OverallMinimum 50% required in every componentEighty per cent of the mark is practical work on a live system.
1

Real Industry Briefs

Teams of three receive genuine industry specifications — such as an industrial gearbox manufacturer, an electric two-wheeler powertrain supplier, or a process-pump maker.

2

Data Defect Remediation

The legacy dataset carries genuine defects — duplicate records, missing part numbers, inconsistent units. Clean data teaches nothing about real enterprise migration.

3

Contradiction Defense

The brief contains a deliberate specification contradiction the team must find and challenge before a panel that includes institute faculty.

Practical Course Specifications

Cohort Size
30 students maximum
Laboratory work is individually supervised and does not scale beyond that.
Workstation Specs
16 GB memory, 100 GB disk
Virtualisation enabled. 8 GB memory works for basic labs.
Software Cost
Zero software cost
Open-source stack + 12-month cloud platform licenses provided.
Programming
None for Foundation & Track A
Track B requires JavaScript for 1 week out of 4.
Delivery Format
Continuous or Semester Model
6 weeks continuous, 2 days/week over semester, or Foundation alone.
Faculty Enablement
5-Day Train-the-Trainer FDP
Delivered at no cost so institute faculty can run early modules.
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Colleges, Universities & AICTE Institutions

We would rather run one pilot cohort than negotiate an agreement.

Twenty students, delivered at no cost to the institute, with a joint review afterwards. Judge the programme on what the students can do at the end of it.