What is the syllabus? - Production Engineering - SaraNextGen [2024-2025]

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On April 24, 2024, 11:35 AM

The syllabus for UG Production Engineering is:

Semester I

Engineering Chemistry

Automation & control Engineering

Operation Research

Fundamentals of Engineering Mathematics

Physics I

Mathematics I

Electives: Unix & C Programming Reliability & Energy Management Human Resource in Engineering Material Technology.

Semester II

Environment Science

Data Structure in C++

Production Design and Development

Computer Integrated Design & Manufacturing

Physics II

Mathematics II

Electives: Human Resource and Industrial Relations Materials and Logistics Management Industrial Robotics Simulation and Modelling

Semester III

Mathematics III

Basic Electronics

Applied Thermodynamics

Material Science and Engineering

Data Base Information Retrieval Laboratory

Mechanics of Solids

Manufacturing Engineering, I

Introduction to System Theory

Semester IV

Mathematics IV

Electrical & Electronics Engineering

Dynamics of Machines Laboratory

Fluid and Thermal Engineering

Dynamics of Machines

Engineering Measurements

Manufacturing Engineering II

Metallurgy

Semester V

CAD/CIM/CAM

Machine Design I

Metrology & Quality Technology

Design of Mold & Metal Forming Tools

Business Communication & Ethics

Computational Methods

Industrial Organization & Management

Semester VI

Production Tooling

Machine Design II

Production and Operation Management

Process Engineering and Tooling

Machining Science and Technology Laboratory

Project Engineering

Manufacturing Automation

Semester VII

Industrial Training & Project

Material Deformation Process

Modern Manufacturing Process

Engineering Economy

Production Control & Planning

Work Study & Ergonomics

Electives: Process Engineering Microprocessor & Interfacing Enterprise Resource Planning Competitive Manufacturing Strategies

Semester VIII

Industrial Engineering and Human Resource Management

Economics, Finance, Accounting & Costing

Fluid Power & Automation

Plant & Quality Engineering

Flexible Manufacturing Systems & Robotics

Industrial Pollution Control

Electives: System Dynamics Eco-friendly Manufacturing Advanced Operations Research Value Engineering