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The department of Mechanical Engineering strives
to train students in the mechanical engineering science
as well as application of these scientific methods to conceive,
organize and carry out scientific design of engineering system.
The department's professional programme includes a deeper
study of a number of engineering sciences to which the students
are introduced at the core curriculum level, experimental
solution of physical problems, techniques and method of
design of systems relevant to the contemporary industrial world.
The broad areas include Energy Conversion and Power Systems,
Heat Transfer and Fluid Mechanics, Mechanics of Solids and Stress
Analysis, Manufacturing Science, Industrial Engineering, Automatic
Controls and Engineering Design. Laboratory experience is
considered to be an important part of the mechanical engineering
programme. There are course oriented laboratories where
the students do experimental work leading to a better understanding
of physical situations.
The department of Mechanical Engineering has Post-Graduate programmes
leading to M.E. and Ph.D degrees in three broad streams:
Solid Mechanics and Design, Thermal Sciences and Fluid Mechanics,
and Manufacturing Sciences. Within these streams, new areas
which are receiving vigorous attention are Computer Aided Design,
Robotics and Non-Conventional Energy. In the Post-Graduate programme
the emphasis is on the development of a broad background in
a particular stream followed by a deeper study of a problem
in the stream. The department is the Quality Improvement
Programme Centre of the College for both M.E. and Ph.D in
Mechanical Engineering. |
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