Criterion Viii
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CRITERION VIII: Program Educational Objectives-their Compliance and Outcomes
Programme Educational Objectives:
I. Fundamental Knowledge: To provide students with a solid foundation in the
mathematical, scientific and engineering fundamentals to formulate, analyze andsolve engineering problems.
II. Technical Knowledge:To develop the ability among students to synthesizedata and technical concepts for application to product design.
III. Team Work: To provide opportunity for students to work as part of teams on
multidisciplinary projects.
IV. Career Development: To prepare students to meet the needs of Indian and
multinational companies for successful careers in industry.
V. Higher Studies and Entrepreneurship: To promote student awareness on life-
long learning, professional ethics and codes of practice and the spirit ofentrepreneurship.
VI. Social Responsibilities: To prepare the students to relate engineering issues
broadly to society and environment.
Programme Outcomes:
(a) Graduates will demonstrate basic knowledge in mathematics, science and engineering.
(b) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to design and conduct experiments, interpret
and analyze data, and report results.
(c) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to design a mechanical system or a thermal system ora process that meets desired specifications and requirements.
(d) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to function on engineering and science laboratory
teams, as well as on multidisciplinary design teams.
(e) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate and solve mechanical
engineering problems.
(f) Graduates will demonstrate an understanding of their professional and ethical
responsibilities.
(g) Graduates will be able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written forms.
(h) Graduates will have the confidence to apply engineering solutions in global and societalcontexts.
(i) Graduates should be capable of self-education and clearly understand the value of
life-long learning.
(j) Graduates will be broadly educated and have an understanding of the impact of
engineering on society and demonstrate awareness of contemporary issues.
(k) Graduates will be familiar with modern engineering software tools and equipment
to analyze mechanical engineering problems.
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CRITERION VIII: Program Educational Objectives-their Compliance and Outcomes
Programme Educational Objectives:
I. Fundamental Knowledge: The Mechanical Engineering Program outcomes leading to the
achievement of the objectives are summarized in the following Table.
Programme
Educational
Objectives
Programme Outcomes
a b c d e f g h i j k
I x x X
II x x
III x x
IV x x x x
V x x x x
VI x x x x
PEOs Mapping with Content DeliveryTheory and Labs
PEOs Content Delivery Knowledge Gained
Chalk
and
Board
Power
Point
Presentati
on
Proble
m
Solving
Sho
w
and
Tell
Quiz Role
Play
Under
standi
ng
Applyin
g
Evaluati
ng
Creati
ng
P.1
P.2
P.3
P.4
P.5
P.6
PEOs Mapping with Evaluation (Examinations/Tests/Assignments)
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PEO s/
Evaluation
Test Assignment Examination Motivate
d work
Tutorial Quiz Case
study
Semin
ar
P.1
P.2
P.3
P.4
P.5
P.6
PEOs Mapping with Final Year Project work
Academic
Year
Name of theStudents
Project title Areas ofspecializ
ation
ProjectSupervisor
Contribution/
Achieve
mentResearch
Output
Matchingwith the
stated
PEOs
2011-
2012
R .Gowthaman
N.Gunasekaran
S.KaviarasanV.Sathishkumar
Fabrication
and testing
of magneto-rheological
dampers
Design T.KasirajanP1,P2,P3
P4,P5,P6
A. AghilanM. Arun karthick
P. Senthil kumar
Wear studieson alumina
coated piston
crown
Material
Science
R.BupathiYesP2,P3,P4
M. Ramprasad
S.Samsudeensadham
S. Suresh
S. Yuvaraj
Design and
analysis of
aluminumalloy steering
knuckle
Design
P.T
Saravanakumar
Yes
P1,P2,P3P4,P5
D.BoobalakrishnaS. Prabhuram
G.B. Gokulnath
V. Kondusamy
Energyconservation
in automobile
by optimizing
the air brakecompressor
function
Design A.R SureshYesP1,P2,P3
P4,P5
M. Lakshman.
D. Santhana barathyS. Sri vignesh
M. Suthesh
CFD analysis
of PCM inmaintaining
comfort
temperatureinside an
Thermal
S.Tirumuru
gan
Yes
P2,P3,P4,P5,P6
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automobile
2010-
2011
M. DineshbabuS. MukeshD. Selvakumar
N. Karunaraja
Solar tunneldrier withthermal
storage fordrying of copra
Thermal S.Ayyappan Can leadResearch
Publicati
on
YesP2,P3,P4,P5,P6
D. Dilip
B. Santhosh KumarS. Senthur balan
R. Vinish prabhu
Modeling,
simulation andanalysis Of A
4 Ton NeInfielder
Design Dr.S.Vijayarang
an
YesP1,P2,P3
P4,P5,P6
G. Naveen prasannaT. Praveen kumarV. Saravana
karthikeyan.S. Sivakumar
CFD analysisof forcedconvection
solar air heaterwith andwithoutthermalstorage
Thermal P.T
Saravana
kumar
Can lead
Research
Publication
Yes
P2,P3P4,P5,P6
K. KarthikC. Selvakumar
R.s. Manikandan
Natural fibercomposite
materialreinforced with
sisal and coir
Material
science
N.Shanmu
gasundram.
Yes
P1,P2,P3P4,P5
P. Manikandan
M. VarunR. Daniel Jacob Babu
Performance
studies usingsoybean
biodiesel
ThermalM.Subramaniam
YesP2,P3P4,P5,P6
2009-
10
T. SathishL. Praveen kumarP. Palraj
S. Senthilvel
Flow analysisof exhaust gasin a baffle type
muffler usingannoys
Design N.Shanmugasundram. Yes
P2,P3,P4
,P5
M. Anguraj
B. GanesanJ. Gowhamakumar
T. Sankaranaryanan
Performance
evaluation ofdryer in sakthi
soyas
Thermal S.Ayyappan Can leadResearch
Publicati
on
Yes
P2,P3,P4,P5,P6
B. Selva vigneshM. Mahesh babuB. Balachandar
S. S. Harish
Thermodynamic analysis of aforced
convectionsolar air Heaterwith and
withoutthermalstorage
Thermal
P.T.
Saravanakumar
Can lead
Research
Publicati
on
YesP1,P2,P3P4,P5
D. BharathiG. Saravanan.M. Selva kumarV. Krishnanand
Thermodynamimodeling andsimulation ofcombustion
and spray ingasoline direct
Design
&Thermal
CalvinS.King
yes
P1,P2,P3P4,P5,P6
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injection
engines
R. Mohan PrasadP.M. Kishanth vivekS. Venkateswaran
Analyzingstressdistribution ofreinforced
Aluminiummetal matrixcomposite (AlAlloy 2024Si C-G) In
automobileRim usingansys
Material
Science
K.P.Dhanab
alakrishnanYes
P2,P3P4,P5
Continuous Improvement in the Process of PEOs Mapping and Assessment
ISO audit process reviews the professional activities periodically Autonomous Academic council, Board of studies periodically reviews the academic activities. One credit course introduced in autonomous curriculum. Various club activities are improved the Competence and Character Development of the students. Departmental review meeting is conducted to review the departmental activities. Monthly departmental meeting is conducted in the department to discuss the departmental issues. Class committee meeting is conducted periodically, in which HOD, Academic coordinator, programm
coordinator, faculty advisor, staff members handling the class and class students participate to improv
their academic performance.
Parents, alumni meetings are conducted to get the feedbacks for the improvement of academic system Course committee meetings are conducted among the staff members handling the same course for
different disciplines to discuss on the common issues.
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Criterion VIII
II. Assessment Outcomes (20)
Assessment of outcomes from students attainment
Academic and professional achievements by students in terms of a-to-k-outcomes is evaluated out as documented processes
Activities a b c d e f g h i j
University Results
Scholarship for meritorious student award
Placement
Higher studies
Technical CompetitionInter/Intra College
Level
Project Work
Mini-Project work
Industrial Visit
Industrial Tour
In-Plant Training
Members in professional Bodies
Student Association activities
Student clubs activities
Value added course certification
Students Guild of Services(SGS)
Extracurricular inter/intra college level
Sports achievement
NCC Activities
NSS Activities
Assessment of outcomes due to faculty contributions and achievements
Academic and professional contributions of the faculty leading to a-to-k-outcomes and their achievement
evaluated as per documented processes.
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ACTIVITIES PROGRAMME OUTCOMES
a b c d e f g h i j K
Contributions Class room teaching Laboratory Experiments Tutorial/assignments/motivation
study
Industrial Visits / Institute Industry
Partnership
Organizing events Guidance for projects/mini
projects / Higher studies
Mock interviews Professional body
organizers/Association
Mentor activities Alumini and parent interaction Societal involvement
Achievements Paper publications R&D funds
Assessment of outcomes from placement
Many students were placed in different software companies and public sectors. The following provides detaregarding number of students placed in the past four academic years.
Activities a b c d e f g h i j K
Placement in software companies
Placement in service sectors
Placement in Research oriented jobs
Interdisciplinary jobs
Self-employment
Higher studies within the country
Higher studies at outside the country
Social activities
Assessment of achievements as disseminated in media /public forum
Activities a b c d e f g h i j K
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Press release
Media coverage
Newspaper Engagement column
Rank list published via university website
Vision Newsletter
Placement brochure
College brochure
Department InfoQuest newsletter
Assessment of outcomes by external Stakeholders
Documented process and assessment from industries
Evaluation is done based on documented processes for repeatedly assessing the outcomes by the relevindustries.
Industry experts in Board of Studies (BoS) assess our curriculum and provide feedback Industry feedback is collected periodically Placement percentage have been improved based on alumni performances Sending students for project/internship and getting feedback/assessment from industries.
Documented process and assessment from Alumni
Evaluation is done based on documented processes for repeatedly assessing the outcomes by the qualified a
relevant alumni.
Alumni meet is organized periodically by the college MCET has Various Alumni chapters such as Parent Alumni Chapter (at MCET), Chennai Alumni Chapter a
Bangalore Alumni chapter to strengthen the alumni involvement.
Department invites alumni members frequently though the students association to have the interaction Alumni member added as Member in Board of Studies (BoS) to bridge the gap between industry and institute MCET Alumni chapter maintains Alumni website, and provides information related to placement opportunit
higher studies, alumni interaction, alumni activities, etc.
Reputed alumni members are honored during the college events. Alumni feedback is taken into the consideration for the department development.
An alumnus is a member in result passing board of autonomous examination.
Documented process and assessment from Professional bodies
Evaluation is done based on documented processes for repeatedly assessing the outcomes by the applicable an
recognized national/international professional bodies.
To Bring about effective linkage between technical institutions industry and society Technology updates through conferences, seminars, tutorials and workshop at discounted rates A Forum for activities like paper presentation, Quiz, Competitions and Exhibitions Opportunity to interact with industry professionals and chalk out a career path
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Ability to interact with distinguished speakers on different technology areas Opportunity to attend National and state level annual conventions Short term industrial exposure programmes for students organized by industries in their premises.
Effectivity and efficiency of the Mechanism/procedure for continuous review and outcome measuremen
Internal Quality Assurance Cell(IQAC) is formed to carry out the ISO audit, Academic audit, NAAC and NBwork
ISO Quality Audit is conducted twice in a year for continuous review and outcome measurements ISO External surveillance audit is conducted once in a year by TUV Rheinland Members Academic audit is conducted every year to measure the performance about the results, Placement, co-curricul
and extracurricular activities
Lab stock verification is conducted every year and new equipments are added based on the need Department review meeting is conducted periodically Department staff meeting is conducted once in fifteen days by HoD HoDs Meeting is conducted once in fifteen days by principal ISO - Management Review Meeting is conducted twice in a year Totally,4 Students Class Committee Meetings are conducted every year (Beginning of the Semester and
Before every internal exam) Periodical student interaction with Secretary, Director(Academic) and Principal is conducted Result analysis meeting is conducted end of semester to monitor the Continuous Review and Outcome
Measurements
Placement and training meetings conducted periodically for the Continuous Review and OutcomeMeasurements
Parents meeting and Alumni meeting is conducted for the review and improvement Board of Studies meeting is conducted with expert members(External industry, Academic experts, Alumni,
Senior students, internal academic experts as members) for the review and improvement in the curriculum
Students feedback about faculty is obtained every semester for the for the review and improvement Counselor, Mentor, Faculty Advisor ,Program Coordinator, Academic coordinator meetings are conducted fo
the review, Measurement and improvementVIII P.3. Mapping with faculty expertise (20)
Course
Units Area of
specialization
Needed to
achieve
PEOs
Name of the faculty
whose expertise
matched with the
specialization
Comments
Theory Lab
Technical English 5 Business English M.P.KarpagamSpecialization
Matches
EngineeringMathematicsI
5Mathematics - N.Pankajam
K.RameswariSpecializationMatches
Engineering
Physics5 Physics
Dr. R. Jayaraman Specialization
Matches
Engineering
Physics and
ChemistryLaboratory
6/5 PhysicsDr. R. Jayaraman Specialization
Matches
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Industrialengineering
M.Senthilkumar
Engineering
Thermodynamics5 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
P.T.Saravanakumar
D.Senthilkumar
S.Thirumurugan
Specialization
Matches
Kinematics ofMachinery
5 Machine ToolEngineering
K.S.Ramkumar SpecializationMatches
Fluid Mechanics
and Machinery5 Thermal sciences
P.T.Saravanakumar
S.Thirumurugan
D.Senthilkumar
Specialization
Matches
ManufacturingTechnology Lab
I13
Machine Tool
Engineering
ProductionEngineering
K.S.Ramkumar
A.R.SureshM.Senthilkumar
R.Bupathi
Specialization
Matches
Fluid Mechanicsand MachineryLaboratory
11 Thermal sciences
P.T.SaravanakumarS.ThirumuruganD.Senthilkumar
SpecializationMatches
Statistics andNumericalMethods
5 Mathematics
N.Pankajam
K.RameswariSpecializationMatches
Heat and MassTransfer
5 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
D.Senthilkumar
S.Thirumurugan
Specialization
Matches
ManufacturingTechnologyII 5
Machine ToolEngineering
Industrial
engineering
K.S.RamkumarA.R.SureshM.Senthilkumar
Specialization
Matches
EngineeringMaterials andMetallurgy
5
Materials
Engineering
Dr. R. Ravindran
D.ShanmugamM.Selvakumar
SpecializationMatches
Strength ofMaterials
5 Product design
M.Selvakumar
K.Shanmugam Specialization
Matches
Manufacturing
Technology LabII
13
Machine Tool
EngineeringProduction
Engineering
K.S.Ramkumar
A.R.SureshM.Senthilkumar
R.Bupathi
SpecializationMatches
Strength ofMaterials Lab
17
Engineering
DesignProduct design
Production
Dr.I.Rajendran
K.ShanmugamR.Bupathi
A.R.Suresh
SpecializationMatches
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Engineering
Computer AidedMachineDrawingLaboratory
11CAD/CAMProduct design
N.Shanmugasundaram
T.Kasirajan
S.Madhusuthanan
Specialization
Matches
EnvironmentalScience andEngineering
5 PhysicsDr. R. Jayaraman Specialization
Matches
ThermalEngineering
5 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
D.SenthilkumarS.Thirumurugan
Specialization
Matches
Dynamics ofMachinery
5
Engineering
DesignCAD/CAM
Dr.I.RajendranRamaThirumurugan,
M.Selvakumar
D.Shanmugam
Specialization
Matches
Computer AidedManufacturing
5 CAD/CAMMechatronics
N.ShanmugasundaramC.SelvasenthilprabhuM.Senthilkumar
SpecializationMatches
Design ofMachineElements
5EngineeringDesign
Dr.S.Vijayarangan
D.Shanmugam
R.BupathiN.Shanmugasundaram
Specialization
Matches
Compositematerials
5
EngineeringDesign Production
Engineering
Dr.I.RajendranD.Shanmugam
R.Bupathi
M.Giridharadayalan
Specialization
Matches
Hydraulics &Pneumaticssystems
5Product design
Mechatronics
T.KasirajanS.ThirumuruganC.Selvasenthilprabhu
Specialization
Matches
ThermalEngineering LabI
11 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
D.Senthilkumar
S.Thirumurugan
SpecializationMatches
Kinematics &Dynamics Lab
17Design
RamaThirumurugan,M.Selvakumar
D.Shanmugam
Specialization
Matches
Finite ElementAnalysis 5
Engineering
DesignCAD/CAM
Dr.S.Vijayarangan
Dr.I.RajendranM.Selvakumar
SpecializationMatches
Design ofTransmissionSystems
5
Engineering
Design
Dr.S.VijayaranganD.Shanmugam
R.Bupathi
N.Shanmugasundaram
T.Kasirajan
SpecializationMatches
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Gas Dynamicsand JetPropulsion
5 Thermal sciences S.ThirumuruganSpecialization
Matches
AutomobileEngineering
5Automobile engg
Industrial Engg
Dr.S.VijayaranganM.ArunRuban Kumar
M.Senthilkumar
Specialization
Matches
Power PlantEngineering
5 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
D.SenthilkumarS.Thirumurugan
SpecializationMatches
EngineeringEconomics andFinance
5Quality AssuranceTechnology
Industrial Engg
Dr. R. Ravindran
M.ArunRuban Kumar
P.Shivaranjani
Specialization
Matches
Simulation andAnalysis Lab
11
Design
Product designCAD/CAM
RamaThirumurugan,
D.ShanmugamN.Shanmugasundaram
T.Kasirajan
SpecializationMatches
Heat Power Lab 14 Thermal sciences S.AyyappanD.Senthilkumar
S.Thirumurugan
SpecializationMatches
Computer AidedManufacturingLab
17CAD/CAMProduct design
D.ShanmugamN.Shanmugasundaram
C.Selvasenthilprabhu
T.KasirajanM.Giridharadayalan
SpecializationMatches
BusinessConcepts
5Quality AssuranceTechnology
Industrial Engg
Dr. R. RavindranM.ArunRuban Kumar
P.Shivaranjani
Specialization
Matches
Design of jigs,Fixtures PressTools andmoulds
5CAD/CAM
Design Engg
M.GiridharadayalanD.Shanmugam
R.Bupathi
Specialization
Matches
Metrology andMeasurements
5
Machine Tool
EngineeringDesign Engg
K.S.Ramkumar
R.BupathiA.R.Suresh
M.Senthilkumar
SpecializationMatches
Mechatronics 5 Mechatronics C.SelvasenthilprabhuSpecialization
Matches
Unconventional
machiningProcess
5
Materials
Engineering
Dr. R. Ravindran
D.ShanmugamM.Senthilkumar
SpecializationMatches
Advanced ICEngines
5 Thermal sciences
S.Ayyappan
D.SenthilkumarS.Thirumurugan
Specialization
Matches
MechatronicsLab
12 Mechatronics C.SelvasenthilprabhuSpecialization
Matches
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Metrology andMeasurementsLab
18
Design EnggIndustrial
engineering
R.Bupathi
A.R.SureshM.Senthilkumar
Specialization
Matches
Total Quality
Management 5
Quality Assurance
TechnologyProduction
EngineeringIndustrial Engg
Dr. R. Ravindran
R.Bupathi
A.R.SureshM.ArunRuban Kumar
P.Shivaranjani
Specialization
Matches
AlternativeEnergy Sources
5Thermal sciences
Dr.V.V.SreenarayananS.Ayyappan
S.Thirumurugan
P.T.Saravanakumar
Specialization
Matches
Rapidprototyping andreengineering
5
Machine Tool
Engineering
CAD/CAM
K.S.RamkumarM.Selvakumar
SpecializationMatches
VIII- P.4 Mapping with outcomes (20)
Programme Outcomes:
(a) Graduates will demonstrate basic knowledge in mathematics, science and engineering.
(b) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to design and conduct experiments, interpret and analyze dat
and report results.
(c) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to design a mechanical system or a thermal system or a process tha
meets desired specifications and requirements.
(d) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to function on engineering and science laboratory teams, as well ason multidisciplinary design teams.
(e) Graduates will demonstrate the ability to identify, formulate and solve mechanical engineering
problems.
(f) Graduates will demonstrate an understanding of their professional and ethical
responsibilities.
(g) Graduates will be able to communicate effectively in both verbal and written forms.
(h) Graduates will have the confidence to apply engineering solutions in global and
societal contexts.
(i) Graduates should be capable of self-education and clearly understand the value
of life-long learning.
(j) Graduates will be broadly educated and will have an understanding of the impact of engineering
society and demonstrate awareness of contemporary issues.
(k) Graduates will be familiar with modern engineering software tools and equipment to analyze
mechanical engineering problems. Graduate who can participate and succeed in competitive examinations lik
GATE, GRE.
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The Mechanical Engineering Program outcomes leading to the achievement of the objectives are summarized
the following Table.
(I) Objective (a)HS2111Technical English - I
MA2111Mathematics - IPH2111Engineering Physics - I
CY2111Engineering Chemistry - IGE2111Engineering Graphics
GE2112Fundamentals of Computing and ProgrammingHS2161 Technical EnglishIIMA2161 MathematicsIIPH2161 Engineering PhysicsIIGE2151 Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
CY2161 Engineering ChemistryII
(II) Objective (b)ME 2207 Manufacturing Technology LabIME 2258 Manufacturing Technology LabIIME 1302 Designs of Machine Elements
ME 1307 Metrology and Measurements Lab
ME1308 Computer Aided Machine Drawing Practice
ME1352 Design of Transmission Systems
ME1356 CAD / CAM Lab
ME1404 Computer Aided Simulation and Analysis Lab
ME1403 Computer Integrated Manufacturing
(III) Objective (c)
ME 2202 Engineering Thermodynamics
ME 2203 Kinematics of Machinery
ME 2204 Fluid Mechanics and Machinery
ME 2251 Heat and Mass Transfer
ME 2252 Manufacturing TechnologyIIME 2254 Strength of Materials
ME 2208 Fluid Mechanics and Machinery LaboratoryME 1301 Dynamics of Machin
ME 1305 Applied Hydraulics and Pneumatics
ME1351 Heat and Mass Transfer
ME1353 Automobile Engineering
ME1354 Power Plant Engineering
(IV) Objective (d)
ME 2207 Manufacturing Technology LabIME 2258 Manufacturing Technology LabIIME 2257 Computer Aided Machine Drawing Laboratory
ME 1305 Dynamics Lab
ME 1307 Metrology and Measurements Lab
http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#HS2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#MA2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#PH2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#CY2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#GE2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#GE2112http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#GE2112http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#GE2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#CY2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#PH2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#MA2111http://localhost/var/www/apps/conversion/tmp/admin/Desktop/i%20sem%20syllabus.doc.mht#HS2111 -
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ME1357 Design and Fabrication Project
ME1355 Thermal Engineering LabIIME1404 Computer Aided Simulation and Analysis Lab
PR1353 Mechatronics Lab
(V) Objective (e)
ME 2202 Engineering Thermodynamics
ME 2203 Kinematics of MachineryME 2204 Fluid Mechanics and MachineryME 2251 Heat and Mass Transfer
ME 2254 Strength of Materials
ME 1301 Dynamics of MachineME1351 Heat and Mass Transfer
(VI) Objective (f)
ME1007Process Planning and Cost Estimation
ME1020 Entrepreneurship Development
ME1018 Operations Research
ME1017 Product Design and Costing
(VII) Objective (g)
HS2111Technical EnglishIHS2161Technical EnglishII
(VIII) Objective (h,i)
ME1007 Process Planning and Cost Estimation
ME1020 Entrepreneurship Development
ME1018 Operations Research
ME1017 Product Design and Costing
MG1452 Engineering Economics and Cost AnalysisMG1401 Total Quality Management
(IX) Objective (k)
ME1356 CAD / CAM Lab
ME1404 Computer Aided Simulation and Analysis Lab
ME1403 Computer Integrated ManufacturingME1308 Computer Aided Machine Drawing Practice
VIII P.5 Significant Achievement (20)List of significant achievements, in respect of curriculum, stated PEOs and their outcomes, in CAY,CAYm1 a
CAYm2.
In CAYm2 (2009-2010)
Project Agency Guide BeneficiarySignificance( Amount
sanctioned)
Outcome\
Achievement
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Improved
coconut post
harvesttechnology
DSTDr.V.V.Sreenara
yanan
Students/In
stitution10 Lakhs
Students project /
Research
Wear and
frictionmonitor
AICTE M.Selva kumarStudents/In
stitution
Rs.5.65
Lakhs
Students project /
Research
In CAYm1 (2010-2011)
In CAY
(2011-2012)
Project Agency Guide Beneficiary
Significance
( Amount
sanctioned)
Outcome\
Achievement
Investigati
on onmachining
of metals
under drymachining
conditions
AICTE Dr.I.RajendranStudents/Institution
2 LAKHSStudents project /Research
Populariza
tion of
solartunnel
dryer in
pollachiregion
SeedsDivision,
DST
Dr.V.V.Sreena
rayanan
Students/
Institution/
coconutfarmer
community
/womenSHGS
36.19
LAKHS
Students project /
Research
Project Agency Guide Beneficiary
Significance
( Amountsanctioned)
Outcome\
Achievement
Developme
nt ofvacuum
frying
technology
TNSCSTDr.V.V.Sreena
rayanan
Students/
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Studentsproject /
Research
Modernisation of
Dynamics
Lab
AICTE Dr.I.Rajendran
Students/
Institution/coconut farmer
community/
womenSHGS
11 Lakhs
Students
project /Research