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Department of Metallurgy Engineering

B.Tech Courses -Metallurgy Engineering

Objective

	Will prepare graduates with knowledge, problem solving ability, and hands on skills to enter careers in drafting and basic design of mechanical components and systems. Graduates of associate degree programmes shall have competency in drafting, including at least one commercial CAD software package appropriate to the programme objectives.
	With the knowledge, skills, and abilities to enter careers in applied mechanical design.
	knowledge and technical competency appropriate to the objectives of the programme in:
		Engineering materials, applied mechanics, and manufacturing methods.
		applied drafting practice emphasizing mechanical components and systems, as well as fundamentals of descriptive geometry, orthographic projection, sectioning, tolerance and dimensioning, and basic computer aided drafting and design with technical depth in at least one of these areas.
		The application of physics and engineering materials having an emphasis in applied mechanics, or in-depth application of physics having emphasis in mechanical components and design.
	Competency in the application of manuals, handbooks, material and/or
	Equipment specifications and related software in advanced drafting/design. Competency in the application of current codes and standards must be demonstrated with open-ended design experiences that integrate materials, manufacturing, design analysis, or graphics. Understanding of concepts relating to the environmental and economic impacts of design must also be demonstrated.

Outcomes

	Competency in:
		Design of machine elements, advanced drafting including current three dimensional computer representations as related to mechanical design, and manufacturing methods. Advanced proficiency must be demonstrated in at least three drafting / design related areas, consistent with the technical orientation of the programme.
		The in-depth application of physics and engineering materials having emphasis in drafting, manufacturing, and design of mechanical components.

Prospects

After the emergence of information technology, the demand for this conventional course reduced over the last decade. Again with manifold innovations in manufacturing technology, the demand for multi skilled and knowledgeable mechanical engineers has once again increased. The industry is facing acute shortage of this class.

List Of Courses:

Engineering Graphics	Fundamentals of Computing
Materials Science	Engineering Mechanics
Electrical Engineering	Electronics Engineering
Life Sciences	Ecology and Environment
Humanities I	Metallurgical Thermodynamics
Principles of Physical Metallurgy	Principles of Extractive Metallurgy
Introduction to Transport Phenomna	Humanities II
Mechanical Metallurgy	Phase Transformations
Environmental Degradation of Meterials	Creep,Fatigue and Fracture Mechanics
Physics of Materials	Materials Charaterisation
Solidification Processing	Metal Forming Technology
Iron Making and Steel Making	Metal Joining Technology
P/M, Refractories and Ceramics	Professional Ethics
Materials Selection and Design	Sintering Technology
Metallurgical Plant Design	Surface Modifications
Modern Experimental Techniques

Laboratories :

Engineering Practices Lab	Computer Practice I
Electronics Lab	Instrumentation Lab
Computer Practice II	Physical Metallurgy Lab
Chemical Metallurgy Lab	Mechanical Metallurgy Lab
Materials Characterisation Lab	Metal Casting Lab
Metal Forming Lab	Metal Joining Lab
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