Semester-wise syllabus for an B.Tech in Manufacturing Engineering

Semester 1: Foundation Courses

1. Mathematics-I

   • Calculus, matrices, differential equations.

2. Physics

   • Mechanics, thermodynamics, material properties.

3. Chemistry

   • Atomic structure, polymers, corrosion.

4. Basics of Engineering Drawing

   • Orthographic projections, CAD basics.

5. Programming for Engineers (C/Python)

6. Workshop Practice

   • Lathe, welding, carpentry, fitting.

Semester 2: Core Engineering

1. Mathematics-II

   • Probability, statistics, numerical methods.

2. Engineering Mechanics

   • Statics, dynamics, stress-strain.

3. Electrical & Electronics Engineering

   • Circuits, motors, sensors.

4. Material Science & Engineering

   • Metals, ceramics, composites, phase diagrams.

5. Environmental Science

6. Lab:

   • Material testing, electrical circuits, CAD lab.

Semester 3: Manufacturing Basics

1. Strength of Materials

   • Stress analysis, beam bending, torsion.

2. Thermodynamics & Heat Transfer

   • Laws of thermodynamics, conduction, convection.

3. Machine Drawing & CAD

   • AutoCAD/SolidWorks for mechanical designs.

4. Manufacturing Processes-I

   • Casting, forging, rolling, extrusion.

5. Lab:

   • CAD/CAM lab, heat treatment lab.

Semester 4: Production & Automation

1. Fluid Mechanics & Hydraulics

   • Bernoulli’s equation, pumps, turbines.

2. Theory of Machines

   • Gears, cams, linkages, kinematics.

3. Manufacturing Processes-II

   • Machining (turning, milling, grinding), welding.

4. Industrial Engineering

   • Work-study, time-motion analysis.

5. Lab:

   • CNC machining, fluid mechanics lab.

Semester 5: Advanced Manufacturing

1. Machine Tools & CNC Programming

   • G-codes, M-codes, CNC lathe/mill operations.

2. Metrology & Quality Control

   • GD&T, SQC, CMM, Six Sigma.

3. Automation & Robotics

   • PLC, industrial robots, Industry 4.0.

4. Elective-I (e.g., Additive Manufacturing, Lean Production)

5. Lab:

   • Robotics lab, metrology lab.

Semester 6: Specializations

1. Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)

   • FMS, IoT in manufacturing.

2. Operations Research

   • Linear programming, PERT-CPM.

3. Tool Engineering & Design

   • Jigs, fixtures, die design.

4. Elective-II (e.g., Composite Materials, Sustainable Manufacturing)

5. Lab:

   • Simulation tools (ANSYS, MATLAB).

Semester 7: Industry-Oriented Topics

1. Supply Chain Management

   • Logistics, inventory control.

2. Mechatronics

   • Sensors, actuators, embedded systems.

3. Project Management

4. Major Project-I (Problem Identification & Design)

Semester 8: Capstone & Internship

1. Major Project-II (Implementation & Thesis)

   • Prototype development, industry collaboration.

2. Internship/Viva

3. Seminar on Emerging Trends

   • AI in manufacturing, smart factories.

Key Labs & Tools Covered:

• CAD/CAM: AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CATIA.

• Simulation: ANSYS, MATLAB, Simulink.

• CNC: Fanuc, Siemens controllers.

• Robotics: ABB/KUKA robot programming.

Elective Options:

• Additive Manufacturing (3D printing, DMLS).

• Lean & Six Sigma (Waste reduction, Kaizen).

• Nanomanufacturing

• Automotive Manufacturing