About Manufacturing Engineering (M.E.)
The Department of Manufacturing Engineering offers the M.E. in Manufacturing Engineering, established in 2011, with an intake of 18 students. This **2-year postgraduate program* focuses on providing students with advanced knowledge and skills in the area of manufacturing processes, systems, and technologies. The program integrates principles of engineering, technology, and management to equip students to meet the challenges of modern manufacturing industries.
The department emphasizes practical learning and innovation in the design, optimization, and implementation of manufacturing systems, enabling students to contribute to the continuous evolution of the manufacturing industry. Students are trained in advanced topics such as computer-aided manufacturing (CAM), robotics, automation, lean manufacturing, and sustainable manufacturing practices.
With modern laboratories, a strong research focus, and industry collaborations, the department provides students with the tools and resources necessary to become leaders in the field of manufacturing engineering.
Key topics covered in the course include:
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Manufacturing Systems Design and Analysis
- Robotics and Automation in Manufacturing
- Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM)
- Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
- Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma
- Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
- Sustainable Manufacturing Practices
- Metrology and Quality Control
- Manufacturing Simulation and Optimization
- Micro-manufacturing and Nanotechnology
Students engage in hands-on learning through projects, case studies, and industrial visits, allowing them to apply theoretical concepts to real-world manufacturing challenges.
Curriculum
The M.E. Manufacturing Engineering program spans two years and is structured to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of manufacturing processes and systems, along with the necessary skills to improve and innovate manufacturing operations.
Foundation Courses
- Advanced Engineering Mathematics
- Materials Science and Engineering
- Manufacturing Processes and Systems
- Industrial Engineering and Operations Research
- Engineering Design and Drawing
Elective Courses (in the later semesters)
- Micro-manufacturing and Nanotechnology
- Smart Manufacturing and IoT (Internet of Things)
- Materials for Manufacturing Applications
- Metal Forming and Casting Processes
- Supply Chain and Logistics Management
- Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for Manufacturing
- Advanced Welding Technology
- Quality Control and Assurance in Manufacturing
Internship/Research
- Internship programs with manufacturing industries, research centers, or technology companies.
- Research opportunities in cutting-edge areas such as additive manufacturing, robotics, and automation systems.
Core Courses
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes
- Robotics and Automation
- CAD/CAM and Virtual Manufacturing
- Manufacturing Systems Design and Analysis
- Metrology and Instrumentation
- Lean Manufacturing and Six Sigma
- Manufacturing Simulation and Optimization
- Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing)
- Industrial Safety and Hazard Management
- Sustainability in Manufacturing
Laboratory Work
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes Lab
- Robotics and Automation Lab
- Metrology and Quality Control Lab
- CAD/CAM Lab
- Materials Testing and Characterization Lab
- Manufacturing Simulation Lab
- Sustainable Manufacturing Lab
Project Work
- Industry-based research projects focusing on improving manufacturing efficiency, automation, or sustainability.
- Design and development of manufacturing systems or processes with industrial applications.
- Collaborative projects with industries to develop innovative manufacturing solutions.
Vision
- To be a globally recognized center of excellence* in manufacturing engineering education, research, and innovation.
- To produce highly skilled professionals* who can contribute to the development and advancement of the manufacturing sector by embracing new technologies and optimizing manufacturing systems.
- To be at the forefront of research* in emerging manufacturing technologies and sustainable practices.
- To create a dynamic learning environment* that nurtures creativity, problem-solving, and collaboration, ensuring that students are well-prepared for the challenges of the modern manufacturing world.
Mission
- To provide high-quality education* in the field of manufacturing engineering, empowering students to become skilled professionals capable of tackling challenges in the global manufacturing industry.
- To foster research and innovation* in manufacturing technologies, with a focus on sustainability, automation, and advanced manufacturing systems.
- To develop leaders in manufacturing engineering* who can drive technological advancements and improve manufacturing processes across industries.
- To equip students with industry-relevant skills* through hands-on learning, internships, and research projects.
Laboratory
The Department of Manufacturing Engineering is equipped with modern laboratories and state-of-the-art equipment, providing students with a hands-on learning experience in various aspects of manufacturing technology. The key laboratories include:
- Advanced Manufacturing Processes Lab: This lab focuses on various manufacturing processes like machining, casting, welding, and forming. Students learn about process optimization, tool selection, and material behavior.
- Robotics and Automation Lab: Students gain practical experience with robotic systems, automation tools, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) used in modern manufacturing environments.
- CAD/CAM Lab: The lab is equipped with CAD and CAM software and hardware, where students learn to design products and simulate manufacturing processes using computer-aided design tools.
- Metrology and Instrumentation Lab*: This lab is dedicated to quality control and measurement, where students learn the fundamentals of metrology, testing instruments, and calibration techniq…
