Course Description
General Courses
1. Engineering Mechanics:
- Statics
- Forces and equilibrium
- Trusses and frames
- Friction and centroids
- Dynamics
- Kinematics and kinetics of particles
- Newton’s laws of motion
- Energy and momentum principles
Description: Develop a strong foundation in engineering mechanics, covering statics and dynamics principles essential for analyzing and solving engineering problems.
2. Materials Science and Engineering:
- Introduction to materials and their classifications
- Mechanical properties of materials
- Phase diagrams and material structures
- Heat treatment and material processing
Description: Gain an understanding of the properties and behavior of engineering materials, crucial for material selection and design considerations.
3. Numerical Methods:
- Root finding and optimization techniques
- Interpolation and curve fitting
- Numerical integration and differentiation
- Solution of linear and nonlinear systems of equations
Description: Learn numerical techniques to solve engineering problems that may not have analytical solutions, ensuring accurate and efficient computations.
4. Programming for Engineers:
- Introduction to programming concepts
- Programming in Python or MATLAB
- Data structures and algorithms
- Applications in engineering problem-solving
Description: Acquire programming skills using languages like Python or MATLAB, enabling you to automate tasks, analyze data, and solve engineering problems computationally.
5. Technical Drawing and Blueprint Reading:
- Basics of engineering drawing
- Orthographic and isometric projections
- Dimensioning and tolerancing
- Interpretation of engineering blueprints
Description: Master the skill of creating and interpreting technical drawings, an essential communication tool in engineering design and manufacturing.
6. Engineering Mathematics:
- Calculus
- Limits, derivatives, and integrals
- Multivariable calculus
- Differential Equations
- Ordinary and partial differential equations
- Linear Algebra
- Matrices, determinants, and eigenvalues
Description: Strengthen your mathematical foundation with topics in calculus, differential equations, and linear algebra relevant to engineering applications.
7. Project Management for Engineers:
- Introduction to project management principles
- Project planning and scheduling
- Resource allocation and risk management
- Monitoring and controlling project progress
Description: Equip yourself with project management skills to efficiently plan, execute, and complete engineering projects within time and budget constraints.
8. Product Lifecycle Management (PLM):
- Introduction to PLM concepts
- Product data management
- Collaboration and communication in PLM
- Integration of PLM in engineering processes
Description: Explore the lifecycle of a product from conception to disposal, emphasizing the role of PLM in managing data, collaboration, and efficiency throughout the product lifecycle.
