B.

TECH(MECHANICAL) -SEDA

PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES:

PEO1 Will be equipped with sound knowledge of mathematics, science and

technology useful to build complex mechanical engineering solutions.

PEO2 Will adapt to rapidly changing environment in the area of mechanical

engineering.

PEO3 Will have skills of analyzing, designing and implementing mechanical systems
using fundamental principles, modern tools and methods.

PEO4 Will have professional, managerial, financial skills and imbibe ethical
practices for a successful career.

PEO5 Will respond to growing demands of society through lifelong learning.

PROGRAMME OUT COMES:

At the end of the programme the learner will be able to

PO1 Apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering with focus on

mechanical engineering
PO2 Identify, formulate and analyze a problem using principles of basic sciences
and mechanical engineering.
PO3 Design a system, component or process to fulfill desired needs within realistic
constraints such as manufacturing, economic, environmental, social, ethical,
safety and sustainability
PO4 Design and conduct experiments as well as analyze and interpret data.

PO5 Apply techniques, skills, and modern mechanical engineering tools such as
CAD, CAM and CAE necessary for engineering practice.
PO6 Acquire the broad education necessary to understand the impact of
mechanical engineering solutions in the context of global, economic,
environmental, cultural, legal and social issues.
PO7 Understand professional and ethical responsibility with contemporary issues.

PO8 Function effectively as an individual and as a member of multidisciplinary

team.
PO9 Communicate effectively with the engineering community and society.

PO10 Apply project and financial management principles as a leader and team
member in a multidisciplinary environment.
PO11 Recognize the need and engage in life-long learning.

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GRADUATE ATTRIBUTES:

GA1 Engineering knowledge

GA2 Problem analysis

GA3 Design/development of solutions

GA4 Conduct investigations of complex problems

GA5 Modern tool usage

GA6 The engineer and society

GA7 Environment and sustainability

GA8 Ethics

GA9 Individual and Team work

GA10 Communication

GA11 Project management and finance

GA12 Life-long learning

PROGRAMME STRUCTURE:

SESMESTER-III

Course Course Course Name Credit

Code Type Value
BTECHME301 BS Applied Mathematics - 3 5

BTECHME302 PC Thermodynamics 4

BTECHME303 PC Strength of Materials 4

BTECHME304 PC Material Science 3

BTECHME305 PC Material Science - Lab 1

BTECHME306 PC Manufacturing Lab - I 1

BTECHME307 PC Product development through solid modeling - I 2

BTECHME308 PC Product development through solid modeling - I Lab 2

BTECHME309 PW Mini Project 1

BTECHME310 Fundamentals of MATLAB

PE 0
BTECHME311 Fundamentals of Equity Market

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SESMESTER-IV

Course Course Course Name Credit

Code Type Value
BTECHME401 ES Electrical Engineering and Microcontroller 3

BTECHME402 PC Fluid Mechanics 3

BTECHME403 PC Manufacturing Processes 3

BTECHME404 PC Machine Drawing 2

BTECHME405 PC Theory of Machines I 3

BTECHME406 ES Electrical Engineering and Microcontroller Lab 1

BTECHME407 PC Fluid Mechanics Lab 1

BTECHME408 PC Machine Drawing Lab 1

BTECHME409 PC Theory of Machines I Lab 1

BTECHME410 PC Product development through solid modeling - II 2

BTECHME411 PC Product development through solid modeling - II Lab 2

BTECHME412 Law for Engineers

PE
1
BTECHME413 Entrepreneurship Development

SESMESTER-V

Course Course Course Name Credit

Code Type Value
BTECHME501 PC Applied Thermodynamics 3

BTECHME502 PC Fluid power and fluid machinery 3

BTECHME503 PC Machine Design I 3

BTECHME504 PC Production Metallurgy 3

BTECHME505 PC Theory of Machines II 3

BTECHME506 PC Applied Thermodynamics Lab 1

BTECHME507 PC Fluid Machinery and Fluid Power Lab 1

BTECHME508 PC Machine Design I Lab 1

BTECHME509 PC Theory of Machines II Lab 1

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BTECHME510 PC Benchmarking Engineering Theory 2

BTECHME511 PC Benchmarking Engineering Lab 2

SESMESTER-VI

Course Course Course Name Credit

Code Type Value
BTECHME601 PC Heat Transfer 3

BTECHME602 PC Machine Design II 3

BTECHME603 PC Metrology and Quality Control 3

BTECHME604 PC Numerical Methods 3

BTECHME605 PC Production Technology 3

BTECHME606 PC Heat Transfer Lab 1

BTECHME607 PC Machine Design II lab 1

BTECHME608 PC Metrology and Quality Control Lab 1

BTECHME609 PC Numerical Methods Lab 1

BTECHME610 PC Digital Manufacturing 2

BTECHME611 PC Digital Manufacturing Lab 2

SESMESTER-VII

Course Course Course Name Credit

Code Type Value
BTECHME701 PC Theory of Machines III 3

BTECHME702 PC Machine Design III 3

BTECHME703 PC Industrial Engineering 4

* PE DSE- I 3

** PE DSE- II 3

BTECHME709 PC Theory of Machines III Lab 1

BTECHME710 PC Machine Design III Lab 1

BTECHME711 PC Seminar 2

BTECHME712 PRJ Project Stage I 3

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* DSE - I:
Course Code Track Name Course Name
BTECHME704 DSE-I: Design Track Finite Element Method
BTECHME705 DSE-I: Thermal Track Heat Exchanger Design
BTECHME706 DSE-I: Manufacturing Track Machine Tool Design
BTECHME707 DSE-I: Allied Technology Track Robotics and Artificial Intelligence
* DSE II:
BTECHME708 DSE-II: Design Track Optimization Techniques
BTECHME709 DSE-II: Thermal Track Power Plant Engineering
BTECHME710 DSE-II: Manufacturing Track CAD/CAM and Automation
BTECHME711 DSE-II: Allied Technology Track Advanced Metallurgy

SESMESTER-VIII

Course Code Course Course Name Credit

Type Value
BTECHME801 PC Internal Combustion Engines 3

BTECHME802 PC Industrial Fluid Power 3

* PE DSE- III 3

** PE DSE- IV 3

BTECHME808 PC Internal Combustion Engines Lab 1

BTECHME809 PC Industrial Fluid Power Lab 1

BTECHME810 PRJ Project Stage II 8

BTECHME801 PC Internal Combustion Engines 3

BTECHME802 PC Industrial Fluid Power 3

* DSE - III:
Course Code Track Name Course Name
BTECHME803 DSE-III: Design Track Mechanics of Composite Material
BTECHME804 DSE-III: Thermal Track Refrigeratrion and Air conditioning

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BTECHME805 DSE-III: Manufacturing Track Design for Manufacturing and Assembly /
Advance Manufacturing Processes
BTECHME806 DSE-III: Allied Technology Track Automobile Engineering
* DSE IV:
BTECHME807 DSE-IV: Design Track Design of Pumps, Blowers and
Compressors / Fluid Power Engineering
(O)
BTECHME808 DSE-IV: Thermal Track Energy Audit and Management (O)
BTECHME809 DSE-IV: Manufacturing Track Mechanical System Design
BTECHME810 DSE-IV: Allied Technology Track Technology and Financial Management /
Reliability Engineering

AUDIT ELECTIVES:

Audit Electives-1 Audit Electives-2

Fundamentals of MATLAB Law for Engineers
Fundamentals of Equity Market Entrepreneurship Development

DISCIPLINE SPECIFICS ELECTIVE:

Discipline Specific Elective Tracks Course Name

DSE-I: Design Track Finite Element Method

DSE-II: Design Track Optimization Techniques

DSE-III: Design Track Mechanics of Composite Material

DSE-IV: Design Track Design of Pumps, Blowers and Compressors / Fluid

Power Engineering (O)
DSE-I: Thermal Track Heat Exchanger Design

DSE-II: Thermal Track Power Plant Engineering

DSE-III: Thermal Track Refrigeratrion and Air conditioning

DSE-IV: Thermal Track Energy Audit and Management (O)

DSE-I: Manufacturing Track Machine Tool Design

DSE-II: Manufacturing Track CAD/CAM and Automation

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 DSE-III: Manufacturing Track Design for Manufacturing and Assembly / Advance
Manufacturing Processes
DSE-IV: Manufacturing Track Mechanical System Design

DSE-I: Allied Technology Track Robotics and Artificial Intelligence

DSE-II: Allied Technology Track Advanced Metallurgy

DSE-III: Allied Technology Track Automobile Engineering

DSE-IV: Allied Technology Track Technology and Financial Management / Reliability

Engineering

TEACHING LEARNING METHOD:

 Treating all students equal, regardless of age, gender, nationality, intellectual

ability or personal attractiveness.
 Understanding student's point of view before attempting to give them your own.
 Teaching knowledge, skills and attitude for developing overall personality.
 Exposing students to industrial environment and problems – experiential learning.
 Supplementing curriculum with industry-focused addon courses, workshops,
internships and conferences.
 Using ICT Tools in teaching.

EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING:

Mechanical Engineering program allows students to apply their knowledge and

conceptual understanding to real-world problems. They are encouraged to use modern
tools & methods to solve these problems and are supplemented with various skill-based
value-added courses on computer-aided design and engineering. Students also do
internships in industries of repute and carry out minor and major projects.

DEGREE REQUIREMENT:

 183 credits to be earned

 All audit courses to be completed with ‘S’ (Satisfactory) grade
 Minimum CGPA 4.0

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