Faculty, Staff and Students of Mechanical

Engineering Department extends a Warm

Welcome to the Members of IAO

Department Vision and Mission Department Overview UG Program me Details Course Outcomes Assessment &

Evaluation Program me Outcomes

Assessment & Evaluation Curriculum Design & Revision Student Performance Faculty Development & Research

“The Mechanical EngineeringDepartment strives to berecognized globally foroutstanding education andresearch leading to well-qualified engineers, who areinnovative, entrepreneurial andsuccessful in advanced fields ofengineering and research”

Imparting quality education to the students and enhancingtheir skills to make them globally competitive mechanicalengineers.

Maintaining vital, state-of-the-art research facilities toprovide its students and faculty with opportunities to create,interpret, apply and disseminate knowledge.

To develop linkages with world class R&D organizationsand educational institutions in India and abroad forexcellence in teaching, research and consultancy practices.

Mechanical engineering is one of the oldest branchesof engineering. It is also referred to as the ‘mother’branch of engineering. Another appealing feature ofmechanical engineering is that the application base ofthis field of study is extremely broad and diverse.Almost all inventions during the ancient period and avast majority in the modern era are direct contributionsof one another application.

Course Offered

Course Specialization Intake

B. Tech Mechanical Engineering 60

Our HOD Er. R.P.Sharma has achieved Dr.Rajendra Prasad award

S.No Name Qualification Design. Exp.Area ofInterest

1

2Er. R.PSharma

B.TECH 42

3Er. Vinodkumar

M.Tech,B.Tech

2 CAD

List of FacultyProfessors: 01

Associate Professors: 01Assistant Professors:05

S.No NameQualificat

ionDesignation Experience

Area ofInterest

4

5Er. NidhiGupta

M.Tech,B.Tech

6 Production

6Er.SatyarthGupta

B.Tech,M.Tech

(pursuing)6

Strength ofmaterial

7 Er. R.N Jha B.tech Asst.professor 20Fluid

Mechanics

List of Faculty (Contd.)

S.No. Name Qualification Designation

1 Balwan Singh Diploma,ITILab Instructor

2 Sudesh Kumar DiplomaLab Instructor

3 Surender Saini DiplomaLab Instructor

4 Dinesh Rawat DiplomaLab Instructor

5 Jitender DiplomaLab Instructor

Technical Staff

The department has 08laboratories

Laboratories are fully air-conditioned, having tiledflooring and well designedcomputer tables with necessarypartitions.

Each student is allocated onesystem during lab sessions.

Usage Number Equipped with

LectureHalls

8Blackboard, 24-Dual desks, Table,Chair, Fans and Lights

TutorialRooms

3+4Blackboard, 24-Dual desks, Table,Chair, Fans and Lights

SeminarHalls

1+2Public address system, dais, daistable, podium, LCD projector withwhite screen.

FacultyRooms

12Faculty tables with s-type chairs,Almarah, Fiber chairs, Computersystem with internet facility.

Administration rooms

2

Table, Chair, 4 fiber chairs, 2wired chairs, computer systemwith internet facility, intercom,laser printer.

The department has adequate number of rooms for lectures, seminars,tutorials, faculty and administration

To improve quality of teaching andlearning process of faculty thedepartment has conducted thefollowing activities.

Faculty Development Programs:

1-week Faculty Development

Program, in Jan,2014Workshops:

1-day Workshop on Project Making

on Engineers day 15 Sept2013

1-day Workshop on Expertise on

Cad Software Tools in October

2013.

The B . Tech Mechanical is a full timefour year program me

First year is year wise. The second and subsequent years will

have two semesters.

Award of Division: First class with Distinction : Marks

Aggregate > 70% (Single attempt )

First class : MarksAggregate > 60%

Second class : MarksAggregate > 40% & <60%

Allocation of marks for theory course Mid-term 1 : 50 Marks, 2 Hr Exam Mid-term 2 : 50 Marks, 2 Hr Exam Final University Examination: 100 Marks, 3 Hr ExamAllocation of marks for Laboratory course Day to day Lab evolution : 25 Marks University Practical Exam: 50 Marks, 3 Hr Exam

IV-B.Tech, I-Semester : 50 Marks for Internal Evaluation 100 Marks for External Evaluation

IV-B.Tech, II-Semester : 150 Marks for Internal Evaluation 100 Marks for External Evaluation

Best ofTwo

Average ofall sessions

Project work is carried out by the studentbatches under the supervision of faculty.

Project evaluation is made by DepartmentProject Review Committee.

The student batches are supposed to selectproject titles given by faculty members.

The evaluation is based on analysis, design,modeling, implementation and testing of theproject.

In first semester the project batch is expectedto present analysis and design of the project.

During the second semester they are supposedto implement and test the project.

Course allotment The courses are allotted based on faculty

interest and expertise The respective faculty has to frame the

course objectives and outcomesCourse fileMaintenance of course file is mandatory for

all courses Course file includes course syllabi, lecture

schedule, previous external papers, tutoriallist, assignments list, lecture notes andcontent beyond syllabi.

Class room teachingThe teaching processincludes conventional teaching, Powerpoint presentations, NPTEL classes.

Tutorials Exercise and application problems will

be solved Each tutorial is conducted by two

faculty members Assignments Chapter or week wise assignments will

be given Assignments will be immediatelySeminars Few topics are distributed among

students for presentationsContent Beyond the Syllabus To Expose Real time applications, few

add on topics will be demonstrated

workshop conduct List of programs will be practiced

along with additional exercises. Continuous evaluation in

laboratories which include viva-voceand records evaluation in eachsession.

Remedial /Makeup classes Remedial classes will be conducted

to cover add on topics and to revisetopics

Make up classes will be conducted tostudents who need more assistance.

Each course outcomes will be assessed continuously by usingfollowing actions

Assignment performance Tutorials performance Continuous evaluation in labs Mid-term exam performance Conduct meeting twice in a semester

In order to evaluate POs based on a rubric, the individualcourses to which the corresponding PO is mapped will beevaluated on the following scale parameters.

Unsatisfactory : < 40%

Developing : >=40% to <60%

Satisfactory : >=60% to <75%

Exemplary : >75%

Eventually the POs will be evaluated using the average of eachparameter score of course outcomes to which it is mapped andthe resultant average will be graded on same scale.

The curriculum of Mechanical Engineering is designed by the MD University, Rohtak,

and has a balanced composition of Breadth, Electives, HSS, Professional Core, Science

and Project Work.

S. No. Name of theComponent

Subjects

1 Breadth 13

2 Elective 13

3 HSS 2

4 ProfessionalCore

31

5 Science 8

6 Project work 2

13

13

231

82

Breadth

Elective

HSS

Professional Core

Science

Project work

S.No.

Title of the Paper Student(s) Name Class Organized by Date(s)Award/Reward

2012-13

1

2

1

2

3

Students Performance

Cultural & Co-Curricular Activities Class-wise student coordinators

Faculty in-charge

Extra-Curricular Activities Indoor Games

Blood Donation Camp

Literacy Awareness Camp

Cricket tournament

S.No. Name of the Faculty Responsibilities

1

2

3

4

5

S. No. Name of the Laboratory Nam of faculty In-charge

1 WORKSHOP Er. R.P SHARMA

2 E.M, SOM Er. SATYARTH GUPTA

3 CAD ,KOM LAB Er. VINOD KUMAR

4 EGD, MD &MS Er. NIDHI GUPTA

5 FM ,BME Er., R.N.JHA

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7

8

9

10