About the Curriculum

The B.Tech in Manufacturing Engineering curriculum is built on the APSCHE R-23 framework and designed in partnership with industry. All 160 credits are organized across 16 quarters and four years, structured to build progressively from fundamentals to specialisation.

The AC and Electronic Component Manufacturing track prepares students for the air conditioning, refrigeration and electronics assembly industry. The Automotive and Mechanical Fabrication track prepares students for the automotive, precision components and heavy fabrication industry. A common pool of electives, available to both tracks, builds depth in design and fabrication, automation and Industry 4.0.

YEAR 1

Foundation

The Foundation year builds the engineering fundamentals on campus through block teaching, one course at a time.

Quarter 1

Course Category Credits
Engineering Physics UCC 4
Linear Algebra and Calculus UCC 3
Engineering Graphics I UEC 3
Workshop Practice I (Fitting, Measurement, Basic joining) UEC 2
Communication Skills 1 UCC 3
Learn to Learn UCC 3
IT Workshop UEC 2

Quarter 2

Course Category Credits
Engineering Chemistry UCC 4
Material Science and Engineering UEC 2
Engineering Graphics II (GD&T and AutoCAD Electric) UEC 3
Probability and Statistics UCC 3
Communication Skills 2 UCC 3
Prompt Engineering UCC 3
Electrical and Electronics Lab UEC 2

Quarter 3

Course Category Credits
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering (Sensors) UEC 3
Metrology and Measurements UEC 3
Computer Aided Design (3D Solid Modelling) UEC 3
Electronics Manufacturing and Assembly USE 2
Manufacturing Processes I (Casting, Forming, Finishing) USE 3
Welding Technology USE 3
Financial Literacy UCC 2

Quarter 4

Course Category Credits
Manufacturing Processes II (Sheet Metal) USE 3
CNC Machining and Programming USE 3
Polymer Processing and Injection Molding USE 3
Quality Control and Reliability Engineering USE 3
Automotive Engineering USE 3
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning USE 3
Human Values and Ethics UCC 2

YEAR 2

Transition to Industry

Students consolidate the Foundation, complete their first phase of Internship with Industry Partners and begin Professional Elective specialisation.

Quarter 5

Course Category Credits
Industrial Engineering and Ergonomics USE 2
Internship USC 3

Quarter 6

Course Category Credits
Health, Wellness, Yoga, Sport UCC 1
Design Thinking UCC 1
Internship USC 1

Quarter 7

Course Category Credits
Professional Elective 1 UPE 3

Quarter 8

Course Category Credits
Professional Elective 2 UPE 3

YEAR 3

Sector Specialisation

Focused theory phases on operations management, manufacturing systems and electives across sector and open domains. Internship continues from Quarter 10-12

Quarter 9

Course Category Credits
Supply and Logistics Management USE 4
Lean Manufacturing Management USE 3
Operations Management USE 3
Manufacturing Costing and Legal Aspects USE 2
Design of Experiments USE 2
Open Elective 1 UOE 3
NCC, NSS, Community Service UCC 1
Indian Knowledge Systems UCC 2

Quarter 10

Course Category Credits
Professional Elective 3 UPE 3

Quarter 11

Course Category Credits
Professional Elective 4 UPE 3

Quarter 12

Course Category Credits
Open Elective 2 UOE 3

YEAR 4

Mastery , Internship & Project

Advanced engineering core, MOOC-anchored electives and the project based on Internship with Industry Partner from Quarter 14-16.

Quarter 13

Course Category Credits
Non-Destructive Testing USE 2
Professional Elective 5 UPE 3
Design of Machine Elements USE 4
Thermodynamics and IC Engines USE 4
Project and Time Management UCC 1

Quarter 14

Course Category Credits
Open Elective 3 (MOOC) UOE 3

Quarter 15

Course Category Credits
MOOC 1 USC 2
MOOC 2 USC 2

Quarter 16

Course Category Credits
Full Semester Internship and Project Work I+P 16
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