M.Tech. (ME)- Production & Industrial Engineering

MME 112: Advanced Manufacturing Techniques

This course is primarily designed for the post graduate students to make them understand engineering design production supervision and management utilized to remain competitive in today s technologically advanced manufacturing facilities. It also includes the study of lean manufacturing techniques used to reduce costs and increase plant efficiency and productivity.

MME 114: Industrial Robotics

This course comprises of knowledge and skills from various engineering fields which include electronics electrical mechanical computer software and communication engineering. This course will also provide in depth knowledge for students in the areas of industrial automation robotics and PLCs.

MPI 113: Numerical Methods with MATLAB

This course introduces students to MATLAB programming and demonstrate it s use for scientific computations. The basis of computational techniques are expounded through various coding examples and problems and practical ways to use MATLAB.

MME 104: Advanced Materials Engineering

The course introduces students to with the knowledge of materials (Polymeric Metallic Ceramic and Composite) allowing them to develop the skills further in more application and research based areas of materials engineering such as smart materials and materials in energy based applications. The student will gain skills in characterization of different advanced materials with their structural thermal morphological and chemical properties.

MPI 101: Production & Inventory Decisions

This course is mainly for the study of relevant topics recognized as important factors for successful management of business operations. Topics include: processes and their measurement in manufacturing and services forecasting aggregate planning inventory management quality control and supply chain management.

ENP601: Technical Presentation-I

In this course students will develop the basic strategies they need for preparing and giving an effective presentation in science and engineering. This course will also help students in effective technical report writing giving them the skills and confidence to generate compact and well-thought out documents and to present their reports to an audience with convincing and memorable impact

MPI 155: Simulation Lab-I

The aim of this laboratory is to provide required simulations facilities to the post graduate students in order to meet their requirements of Mechanical engineering profession. The main emphasis is to do the project work on designing different mechanical components and doing the analysis using Solidworks.

MME 111: Instrumentation and Control

This course is designed to give the students knowledge about function operation and application of common mechanical engineering instruments measurement principles and statistical analysis. Major elements of measurement systems including transduction signal conditioning and data recording. Function and operation of digital data acquisition systems.

MPI 107: Computer Integrated Manufacturing Systems

The course explores manufacturing history individual processes systems and careers. In addition to technical concepts the course incorporates finance ethics and engineering design which reflects an integrated approach that leading manufacturers have adopted to improve safety quality and efficiency.

MME118: Smart Manufacturing

This course is designed to introduce and explain the concepts and technology of a modern product manufacturing environment and to show how design and manufacturing are integrated within it to demonstrate the benefits and applications of computer technology in modern product & process manufacturing and design industries and to understand the commercial demands on modern manufacturing and outline how production management processes and theories have evolved to meet them.

MME 015S: Supply Chain Management

This course prepares students in the basics of supply chain and supply chain s roles within organizations. The course includes defining supply chain management and the various domains within supply chain (i.e. customer service manufacturing and service operations order management procurement and supply management demand planning inventory management warehousing operations and transportation operations).

OEM015: Renewable Energy and Energy Management

This course is designed to enable students with different backgrounds to understand the different aspects of energy engineering. Students will be exposed to the status of energy resources its interaction with environment different renewable energy sources technologies different techniques and technologies for energy management and energy conservation along with the economic aspects of renewable energy based power generation.

MME681: Term Paper

This course is designed to enable students to undertake an intensive research study of considerable standing. It provides students with the opportunity to consolidate critical thinking and analysis skills developed throughout the postgraduate program and extend the body of knowledge by means of focused research on a research topic.

MME155: Simulation Lab- II

This practical course is the extended course of Simulation – I designed to enhance the knowledge of designing and to impart the knowledge of analysis mechanical components using various analytical tools like ANSYS FLUENT etc. for Engineering Simulation. The students will be solving some real time problems related to Mechanical industry by using these tools.

MME 691: Seminar

This course provides a forum for students to discuss and generate ideas on issues related to a variety of applied social research. Students conduct an in-depth study of a research topic of their choice discuss issues with experts in the field of research work in discussion groups debate and problem solve on selected issues. In the research seminar the students are given an opportunity to integrate their knowledge skills and practical experience gained in the program.

MME 692: Project

The course is based on an individual research work including literature studies according to the study plan. An individual study plan will be commonly written by the supervisor and the student which serves as a project description. At the end of the practical work   the students will write a research report.

MME 693: Dissertation – I

The duration of thesis work is designed for one year which emphasize the student to carry out the development / research project in collaboration with a company or organisation working in a technical business area or using a technology. In the thesis report it is important to show that it presents engineering research problem relevant work and results and that it requires application of both technical and interpersonal skills.

MME 694: Dissertation – II

This is the extension of Dissertation – I which is designed further that the student is anchored in reality and can combine theory practice and methods in a results-oriented and holistic way and also can get things done within a limited time.  This is a process of writing the thesis that integrates reading research writing and oral presentations

Total Credits: 74

Minimum credits essential for the programme: 72