The Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering programme aims to provide graduates with the necessary knowledge, skills, and attitudes to be able to:

Programme Educational Objectives

1. Effectively practice manufacturing and industrial engineering in a broad range of industries


2. Pursue advanced education, research and development, and other creative and innovative efforts in science, engineering, and technology, as well as other professional careers.


3. Conduct themselves in a responsible, professional, and ethical manner.


4. Participate in activities that support humanity, sustainability, and economic development nationally and globally, developing as leaders in their fields of expertise.


5. Engage in lifelong learning to enhance personal skills, advance professionally and to enhance the quality of personal life.

General Programme

		CODE	TITLE	CREDITS	PRE-REQUISITES
YEAR 1	SEM 1	GP 109	Materials Science	3	-
		GP 112	Engineering Measurements	3	-
		GP 101	English I	3	-
		GP 103	Mathematics I	3	-
		GP 114	Engineering Drawing	3	-
		GP 110	Engineering Mechanics	3	-
	SEM 2	GP 113	Fundamentals of Manufacture	3	-
		GP 102	English II	3	-
		GP 104	Mathematics II	3	-
		GP 106	Computing	3	-
		GP 108	Electricity	3	-
		GP 111	Elementary Thermodynamics	3	-

		CODE	TITLE	CREDITS	PRE-REQUISITES
YEAR 2	SEM 3	CE 201 CE201 Mechanics of Materials I (3 credits) Course Content: Structures and components, Supports and loads, Internal forces and stresses, Displacements and strains. Material behaviour, Hooke?s law and elastic constants, Axially loaded members, Torsion of circular sections, Bending of beams, Bending moment and shear force diagrams, Normal and shear stresses in beams, Deflections in beams, 2-D Stress and strain, Work and strain energy, Buckling of struts.	Mechanics of Materials I	3	-
		EE 280 EE280 Introduction to Electrical Engineering I (3 Credits) Course Content: AC circuits, Electrical machines, Motors and control, IEE wiring regulations and building wiring systems.	Introduction to Electrical Engineering I	3	-
		EM 201 EM201 Mathematics III (3 credits) Course Content: Different types of differential equations and solutions, Modelling with differential equations, First order differential Equations, Differential equations with constant coefficients, Linear differential equations, Solutions in series, Laplace transformations, System of ordinary differential equations, Numerical solutions to ODEs, Concept of probability, Discrete probability distributions.	Mathematics III	3	-
		ME 201 ME201 Mechanics of Machines (3 credits) Course Content: Kinematics of simple machines, General dynamics, Machine elements, Power transmission units.	Mechanics of Machines	3	-
		ME 213 ME213 Computer Aided Drafting and Solid Modeling (3 credits) Course Content: Review of orthographic projections, Advanced drafting techniques, Free hand sketching, Computer aided drafting, Computer aided solid modeling, Engineering graphics.	Computer Aided Drafting and Solid Modeling	3	-
		PR 204 PR204 Product Design and Development (3 credits) Course Content: Motivation or need stage, Design brief, Concept design, Embodiment design, Detail design, Documentation, Development, Ergonomics, Material selection.	Product Design and Development	3	-
	SEM 4	CE 207 CE207 Materials Science I (3 credits) Course Content: Important binary alloy systems, Elementary deformation theory, Plastic deformation of materials, Dislocation and deformation theory, Casting and solidification of metals, Strengthening mechanisms and treatments, Physical metallurgy of steels, Heat treatment of steels, Corrosion and corrosion prevention, Materials selection.	Material Science I	3	-
		EE 281 EE281 Introduction to Electrical Engineering II (3 Credits) Course Content: Cathode ray oscilloscope, Two terminal semiconductor devices, Bipolar junction transistors, Logic circuits.	Introduction to Electrical Engineering II	3	-
		EM 202 EM202 Mathematics IV (3 credits) Course Content: Functions of several variables, Partial derivatives double and triple integration, Vector fields and operators, Orthogonal curvilinear coordinates, Integrals and integral theorems, Constrained optimisation of functions of several variables, Continuous probability distributions, Samplingdistributions, Estimation and confidence intervals, Hypothesis testing.	Mathematics IV	3	-
		PR 205 PR205 Machining Technology (3 credits) Course Content: Traditional and non-traditional machining techniques; Metal cutting; Mechanics of machining; Lathe operations and milling operations; Abrasive machining; Tool life, Wear and failure; Machining economics; Introduction to NC technology.	Machining Technology	3	-
		ME 209 ME209 Machine Design I (3 credits) Course Content: Principles and methodology, Assembly drawing of a simple mechanism, Velocity and acceleration diagram for a linkage mechanism, Design and different forms of stress, Design of a machine element, Design of a simple device, Design project.	Machine Design I	3	ME 203
		PR 206 PR206 Manufacturing Planning and Control (3 credits) Course Content: Overview, Strategic planning,Forecasting, Layout design, Tactical Planning, Aggregate planning, Process planning, MPS and MRP, Tactical and operational planning and control, Scheduling, Group project.	Manufacturing Planning and Control	3	EM 201
YEAR 3	SEM 5	CE 301 CE301 Mechanics of Materials II (3 credits) Course Content: Formulation of the general elasto-static problem, Governing equations and general principles, Analysis of stress & strain in 3D, Constitutive relations, Solution of plane stress/strain problems, Torsion of non-circular sections, Work and energy methods, Finite element formulation, Yield criteria.	Mechanics of Materials II	3	CE 201
		EE 380 EE380 Electrical Power and Machines (3 Credits) Course content: Electric power energy, Transformers, Direct current machines, Induction machines,Synchronous machines.	Electrical Power and Machines	3	-
		PR 314 PR314 Manufacturing Automation (3 credits) Course Content: Sensors and actuators, Technology of manufacturing automation, Programmable devices, Manufacturing system integration.	Manufacturing Automation	3	EE 280,EE 281
		ME 306 ME306 Control Systems (3 credits) Course Content: Modelling: purpose, formulation of differential equations, linear systems, non-linear models and linearisation, Simulation of dynamical systems, Feedback control systems, Introduction to control strategies, Stability analysis of linear systems, Frequency domain representation, Stability analysis in frequency domain, Design and compensation of feedback control systems, Implementation issues in controllers.	Control Systems	3	-
		PR 315 PR315 Manufacturing Systems (3 credits) Course Content: Integrated manufacturing systems, Advanced topics in planning and control; Shop floor control systems, Introduction to Lean manufacturing systems, Performance evaluation of manufacturing systems.	Manufacturing Systems	3	PR 206
			Technical/ General Electives		-
	SEM 6	ME 302 ME302 Machine Design II (3 credits) Course Content: Design project I: design of a simple machine or sub-assembly; Design project II: problem identification, approach to solution, ergonomic and feasibility considerations, the use of standards, codes and manuals; Optional design (group project).	Machine Design II	3	ME 209
		PR 316 PR316 Forming Processes (3 credits) Course Content: Revision of materials and their properties for metal forming, Metal forming processes, Bulk forming processes, Sheet metal forming, Powder forming, Casting of metals; Forming and shaping of non-metals.	Forming Processes	3	CE 201,CE 207
		PR 317 PR317 Quality and Reliability Engineering (3 credits) Course Content: Variability, Quality engineering, Metrology, Reliability of machines; Reliability of processes.	Quality and Reliability Engineering	3	-
			Technical/ General Electives		-
YEAR 4	SEM 7	PR 404 PR404 CAD/CAM (3 credits) Course Content: Introduction to CAD/ CAM, Geometry, mathematical representation, Graphical data representation, FEM/ Modeling and analysis, Software.	CAD/CAM	3	PR 204
		PR 408 PR408 Industrial Engineering and Decision Sciences (3 credits) Course Content: Linear, Integer and Mixed Integer Programming, Dynamic programming; Decision theory; Introduction to project management, Queuing theory and modeling, Multi criteria decision making, Introduction to non-conventional optimization techniques.	Industrial Engineering and Decision Sciences	3	-
		PR 410 PR410 Manufacturing Engineering Project I (3 credits) Course Content: Project planning, Literature review, Design and development of solution, Report writing, Presentation of findings, Project demonstration.	Manufacturing Engineering Project I	3	-
			Technical/ General Electives		-
	SEM 8	PR 409 PR409 Management Principles and Economics (3 credits) Course Content: Overview of management thought; Organizational behaviour; Strategic management basics for engineers; Basic human resources management for engineers; Occupational health, Safety, and Professional ethics; Basic Economics for engineers.	Management Principles and Economics	3	-
			Technical/ General Electives		-
		PR 411 PR411 Manufacturing Engineering Project II (3 credits) Course Content: Project planning, Literature review, Design and development of solution, Report writing, Presentation of findings, Project demonstration.	Manufacturing Engineering Project II to earn eligibility for Class Honours	3	PR 410

Technical Elective Courses

PR303   Machine Tool Engineering (3 credits)

PR311   Production Engineering for Mechanical Engineers (3 credits)

PR503   Control of Discrete Event Dynamics Systems (3 credits); Prerequisites: EM202, ME306

PR506   Manufacturing Processes (3 credits)

PR509   Plant Layout & Plant Management (3 credits)

PR510   Manufacturing Technology III (3 credits)

PR513   Modeling and Control of Mechatronic Systems (3 credits)

PR515   Financial and Management Accounting for Engineers (3 credits)

PR516   Sustainable Manufacturing (3 credits)

PR517   Lean Manufacturing (3 credits)

PR518   Performance Evaluation of Manufacturing Systems (3 credits)

PR519   Robotics and Autonomous Systems (3 credits)

PR521   Additive Manufacturing (3 Credits)