B.Tech Mechanical Engineering

In the second semester, students build upon their foundational knowledge. Engineering Mathematics II extends mathematical skills. Strength of Materials explores material properties and stress analysis. Thermodynamics covers principles of energy and heat transfer. Fluid Mechanics examines the behavior of fluids in motion and at rest. Manufacturing Processes introduces various techniques used in material fabrication. Environmental Science provides insights into the impact of engineering on the environment.

The third semester emphasizes core mechanical engineering concepts. Dynamics of Machinery explores the motion and forces in mechanical systems. Mechanical Design focuses on design principles and applications. Control Systems introduces techniques for regulating mechanical systems. Heat and Mass Transfer covers methods of transferring heat and mass in engineering systems. Probability and Statistics are applied to engineering data analysis, and Technical English enhances communication skills in technical contexts.

In the fourth semester, students delve into advanced mechanical engineering topics. Manufacturing Technology covers advanced manufacturing processes and techniques. Machine Design focuses on the design and analysis of mechanical components. Robotics and Automation explores the use of robots and automated systems in industry. Mechanical Vibrations examines oscillatory systems and vibrations. Elective I allows students to explore specialized topics within mechanical engineering.

The fifth semester emphasizes applied mechanical engineering and specialization. Thermal Engineering covers advanced topics in heat transfer and thermodynamic cycles. Design of Experiments introduces methods for designing and analyzing experiments. Production Planning and Control explores strategies for efficient production management. Engineering Management provides insights into managing engineering projects and teams. Students select their second Elective and an Open Elective I to broaden their academic experience.

In the sixth semester, students engage in hands-on projects and advanced studies. Advanced Manufacturing Processes explores cutting-edge techniques in manufacturing. Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) introduces simulation techniques for analyzing fluid flow. Machine Learning for Mechanical Engineers covers the application of machine learning techniques to mechanical systems. Students select their third Elective and an Open Elective II. A Minor Project allows students to apply their knowledge to practical engineering challenges.

The seventh semester focuses on integrating knowledge with major projects and emerging technologies. Mechatronics combines mechanical, electrical, and computer engineering for advanced systems. Renewable Energy Systems explores sustainable energy technologies. Advanced Control Systems covers sophisticated techniques for controlling complex systems. Students work on their Major Project Part I and select their fourth Elective and an Open Elective III.

The final semester culminates in comprehensive project work and industry experience. Major Project Part II involves completing and presenting a significant engineering project, demonstrating the culmination of learning throughout the program. Professional Ethics in Engineering covers ethical considerations and responsibilities in the engineering profession. Industry Internship provides practical experience and exposure to real-world engineering environments. Students select their fifth Elective and an Open Elective IV, completing their education with diverse learning opportunities.