This two day intensive training program provides a practical and industry oriented understanding of Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) design techniques for electronic product development and compliance. The program covers both fundamental and advanced EMC concepts with a strong focus on real world engineering applications, automotive standards awareness, compliance strategies, troubleshooting methods, and design level EMI mitigation techniques. Participants will gain insights into EMC fundamentals, international standards and certification requirements, emission and immunity testing basics, EMI coupling mechanisms, resonance effects, common mode noise, filtering techniques, grounding and bonding methods, PCB layout best practices, shielding effectiveness, transient protection design, and system level EMC considerations. The training also includes practical guidance on PCB design for EMC, grounding strategies, return current management, high speed signal routing, filtering implementation, shielding materials and techniques, ESD/EFT/Surge protection methods, and selection of EMC components such as ferrites, capacitors, common mode chokes, TVS diodes, and transient suppressors. Real world case studies, troubleshooting examples, and design oriented discussions are integrated throughout the sessions to help participants understand common EMC failures and effective corrective actions. The program is suitable for design engineers, hardware engineers, EMC test engineers, system architects, quality teams, compliance professionals, and product development teams involved in electronic and automotive systems.