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 Semester 1 Syllabus
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 Core Courses:
 

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 Advanced Mathematics:
 
 
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 Linear Algebra: Vector spaces, linear transformations, eigenvalues and eigenvectors, matrix decompositions.
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 Calculus: Multivariable calculus, optimization, differential equations.
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 Probability and Statistics: Probability distributions, hypothesis testing, regression analysis.
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 Computer-Aided Design (CAD):
 
 
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 Geometric Modeling: Representation of curves and surfaces (Bezier, B-Spline, NURBS).
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 CAD Software: Introduction to CAD software (e.g., AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CATIA).
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 2D and 3D Drafting: Principles of engineering drawing, creating detailed drawings and assemblies.
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 Manufacturing Processes:
 
 
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 Conventional Manufacturing: Machining, casting, forming, joining processes.
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 Non-Conventional Manufacturing: EDM, ECM, laser cutting, water jet machining.
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 Process Planning: Selection of manufacturing processes, sequence of operations.
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 Elective Courses (Choose any one):
 

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 Finite Element Analysis (FEA):
 
 
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 Introduction to FEA: Basic concepts, element types, meshing techniques.
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 Structural Analysis: Stress analysis, deformation analysis.
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 Thermal Analysis: Heat transfer analysis.
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 Materials Science and Engineering:
 
 
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 Material Properties: Mechanical, thermal, electrical, and magnetic properties of materials.
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 Material Selection: Criteria for material selection in engineering applications.
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 Failure Analysis: Mechanisms of material failure.
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 Laboratory Courses:
 

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 CAD Lab: Hands-on experience with CAD software, creating 2D and 3D models.
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 Manufacturing Processes Lab: Experiments on machining, casting, and joining processes.
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 Semester 2 Syllabus
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 Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM):
 
 
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 Numerical Control (NC) Programming: G-code and M-code programming.
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 CAM Software: Introduction to CAM software (e.g., Mastercam, Siemens NX).
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 CNC Machining: Operation and programming of CNC machines.
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 Automation and Robotics:
 
 
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 Industrial Automation: Concepts of automation, PLC programming.
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 Robotics: Robot kinematics, dynamics, control, and applications.
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 Sensors and Actuators: Types of sensors and actuators used in automation.
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 Optimization Techniques:
 
 
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 Linear Programming: Simplex method, duality.
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 Non-Linear Programming: Gradient-based methods, evolutionary algorithms.
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 Applications in CAD/CAM: Optimization of design and manufacturing processes.
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 Elective Courses (Choose any one):
 

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 Rapid Prototyping and Tooling:
 
 
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 Additive Manufacturing: Principles of 3D printing, various 3D printing technologies.
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 Tooling Design: Design of jigs, fixtures, and dies.
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 Reverse Engineering: Techniques for creating CAD models from physical parts.
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 Advanced Manufacturing Processes:
 
 
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 Micro and Nano Manufacturing: Techniques for manufacturing micro and nano-scale components.
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 Smart Manufacturing: Integration of sensors, data analytics, and machine learning in manufacturing.
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 Sustainable Manufacturing: Environmentally friendly manufacturing practices.
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 Laboratory Courses:
 

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 CAM Lab: Hands-on experience with CAM software, generating NC programs.
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 Automation and Robotics Lab: Experiments on PLC programming and robot control.
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 Semester 3 Syllabus
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 Core Courses:
 

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 Product Lifecycle Management (PLM):
 
 
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 PLM Concepts: Introduction to PLM, data management, workflow management.
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 PLM Software: Overview of PLM software (e.g., Siemens Teamcenter, Dassault Systèmes ENOVIA).
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 Product Data Management (PDM): Managing product data throughout the lifecycle.
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 Advanced CAD/CAM Applications:
 
 
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 Mold Design: Design of molds for plastic injection molding and die casting.
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 Sheet Metal Design: Design of sheet metal parts and assemblies.
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 Tolerance Analysis: Analysis of dimensional variations in manufacturing.
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 Elective Courses (Choose any two):
 

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 Artificial Intelligence in Manufacturing:
 
 
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 Machine Learning: Supervised and unsupervised learning algorithms.
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 Computer Vision: Image processing and analysis for manufacturing applications.
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 Natural Language Processing: Text mining and sentiment analysis for customer feedback.
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 Digital Manufacturing:
 
 
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 Digital Twin: Creating virtual models of physical assets.
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 Simulation and Modeling: Simulation of manufacturing processes.
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 Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality: Applications in manufacturing.
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 Supply Chain Management:
 
 
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 Supply Chain Design: Designing efficient and resilient supply chains.
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 Inventory Management: Techniques for managing inventory levels.
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 Logistics and Transportation: Optimizing logistics and transportation operations.
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 Project Work:
 

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 Literature Review: Conducting a thorough review of relevant literature.
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 Problem Formulation: Defining a research problem in the field of CAD/CAM.
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 Methodology: Developing a research methodology to address the problem.
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 Semester 4 Syllabus
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 Research Methodology:
 
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 Research Design: Types of research designs, data collection methods.
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 Data Analysis: Statistical analysis, data visualization.
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 Technical Writing: Writing research papers and reports.
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 Project Work:
 

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 Implementation: Implementing the proposed solution.
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 Testing and Validation: Testing the solution and validating the results.
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 Report Writing: Writing a comprehensive project report.
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 Dissertation:
 

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 Dissertation Writing: Preparing a dissertation based on the research work.
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 Dissertation Defense: Presenting and defending the dissertation before a panel of experts.
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