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Masters of Technology in Mechanical Engineering (M.Tech Mechanical Engineering)

Masters of Technology in Mechanical Engineering Syllabus

M.Tech in Mechanical Engineering is a two-year postgraduate program focusing on advanced topics like thermodynamics, design, and manufacturing. It includes core subjects, electives, and a dissertation, offering specializations in areas such as robotics and thermal engineering. Graduates are prepared for careers in various industries, including automotive, aerospace, and energy.

Semester 1

SubjectTopics Covered
Advanced MathematicsLinear Algebra, Numerical Methods, Optimization Techniques
Advanced ThermodynamicsThermodynamic Laws, Exergy Analysis, Combustion and Heat Transfer
Advanced Mechanics of SolidsStress and Strain Analysis, Elasticity, Plasticity, Failure Theories
Elective IRobotics and Automation, Advanced Fluid Mechanics
Laboratory IThermal Lab, CAD/CAM Lab

Semester 2

SubjectTopics Covered
Finite Element Analysis (FEA)Structural and Thermal Analysis, Design Applications
Advanced Machine DesignFatigue and Fracture Analysis, Design for Manufacturing and Assembly
Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)Governing Equations of Fluid Flow, Simulation Techniques
Elective IIRenewable Energy Systems, Additive Manufacturing
Laboratory IISimulation and Modeling Lab, Advanced Manufacturing Lab

Semester 3

SubjectTopics Covered
Elective IIIMechatronics, Smart Materials and Structures
Elective IVEnergy Systems Engineering, Tribology
Seminar and Dissertation (Phase I)Literature Review, Problem Formulation, Preliminary Research Work

Semester 4

SubjectTopics Covered
Dissertation (Phase II)Execution of Research/Industrial Project, Thesis Writing, Viva Voce

Elective Options

Specialized ElectivesExamples
Thermal EngineeringRenewable Energy Systems, Thermal Power Plant Engineering
Design EngineeringSmart Materials, Tribology, Advanced Robotics
Manufacturing SystemsAdditive Manufacturing, Advanced Welding Technology
Computational MechanicsCFD Applications, Artificial Intelligence in Mechanical Systems
Energy SystemsEnergy Systems Engineering, Hydraulics and Pneumatics