B.Tech in Production Engineering

* Established in 1961, The Department of Mechanical engineering now offers Undergraduate courses in Mechanical Engineering and Production Engineering, two Post Graduate courses and also has facilities for research work leading to a Doctorate degree.
* In 1988, an intensive survey of various industries revealed the need for an Engineering Degree Program that covered both Technological and Managerial aspects of Manufacturing. Thus was established Production Engineering.
* This Department has 35 experienced staff, of which every third faculty member has a doctorate degree. The Department has over a dozen laboratories with sophisticated equipments like Wind Tunnels and C.N.C. Machines. The course was designed keeping in view industrial and research needs. Flexibility in curriculum is provided through Electives, Seminars and Projects.
* The Department has always strived for excellence and receives grants to modernise its laboratories. The department conducts active research and has had several breakthroughs. It also provides services to local industries.
* Every year, students undergo in-plant training and industry sponsored projects. The students, with their innovative ideas presents technical papers at National level Symposiums and is successful in whatever fields they selected.

Curriculum

* The course has been designed keeping in view, the industrial as well as research needs. A few distinguishable features are as below:
* Induction of new courses from time to time enables the students to keep abreast of recent technological developments.
* The department has started Competitive Applications Technology (CAT) with the leading industries.

Course Structure

ENGINEERING DRAWING
MECHANICAL & PRODUCTION
Theory of
Machines
Machine Drawing
Manufacturing
Technology
Measurement
Systems (IS 1)
Solid Mechanics
Materials Science
& Metallurgy Engg.
Mathematics - III
Mechatronics
Thermodynamics
Fluid Mechanics
Dynamics of Machines
Heat & Mass Transfer
Fluid Machines
Machining Processes
Institute Elective - I
Dynamics of Machines
Machining Processes
Industrial Instrumentation
& Control
Industrial Engineering &
Ergonomics
Institute Elective - I
Institute Elective - I
ME 309 : Applied Thermodynamics
ME 311 : Experimental Stress Analysis
PR 307 : Industrial Tribology & Vibration (Not for Mech anical)
ME 313 : Plastics & Ceramics
ME 315 : Theory of Elasticity
Machine Design-II
Energy Systems
Production Technology-I
CAD-CAM
Project Preliminaries
Seminar
Deptt. Elective
Tool Design
Metal Forming Technology
Design of Machine Tool
Elements
Quantitative Techniques in
Production Management
Seminar
Industrial Training Report
Deptt. Elective
LIST OF DEPARTMENTAL ELECTIVES

1. ME 413 : Advanced Tribology
2. ME 415 : Advanced Refrigeration and Air -conditioning
3. ME 417 : Analysis of Solar Thermal Systems
4. ME 419 : Production Management
5. PR 420 : Design and Management of S.S. Enterprises
6. ME 421 : Design of Alternative Energy Systems
7. ME 423 : Computational Fluid Flow & Heat Transfer
8. ME 425 : Analysis and Synthesis of Mechanisms
9. ME 427 : Design of Machine Tools
10. ME 429 : Biomechanical Engineering
11. ME 420 : Optimization Techniques
12. ME 431 : Automobile Engineering

1. ME 413 : Advanced Tribology
2. PR 415 : Industrial Robotics
3. PR 417 : Theory of Plasticity
4. PR 419 : Heat Treatment & Surface Coating Processes
5. PR 421 : Hydraulic & Pneumatic controls
6. PR 423 : Materials Management
7. ME 431 : Automobile Engineering