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Course Overview
Mechanical and Automation Engineering is an advancement of mechanical engineering program that focuses mainly on designing and manufacturing of products and machines by using CAD/CAM/CAE and automation systems. The course was introduced by taking into consideration, the future of automation which helps in minimizing time, material, manpower and increases the accuracy and precision. Mechanical and Automation engineers mainly focus on designing and manufacturing of machines.
Our Mechanical and Automation Engineering curriculum integrates core mechanical engineering principles with advanced automation technologies. Students learn CAD/CAM/CAE tools, robotics, control systems, and manufacturing processes through a combination of theory, practical labs, and industrial projects. This prepares graduates to design and manufacture innovative, efficient machines and systems.
Upon completing the Mechanical and Automation Engineering program, students will
Design and analyze mechanical components using CAD/CAM/CAE software.
Develop automated systems and robotics for manufacturing.
Apply principles of control engineering and mechatronics.
Optimize manufacturing processes to improve efficiency and precision.
Collaborate effectively in multidisciplinary teams.
Prepare for careers in industries focusing on automation, manufacturing, and machine design.
Career Opportunities
Automation Engineer
CAD/CAM Engineer
Control Systems Engineer
Robotics Engineer
Manufacturing Engineer
Product Design Engineer
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Frequently asked Questions
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What CAD/CAM/CAE software tools will I learn in this course?
Students gain hands-on experience with industry-standard software such as SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA, and ANSYS for design, simulation, and manufacturing.
How is automation integrated into the Mechanical Engineering curriculum?
The program covers robotics, control systems, PLC programming, and mechatronics to equip students with skills in designing automated manufacturing processes.
Are there practical labs or industry projects included?
Yes, students participate in lab sessions focused on automation systems, robotics, and manufacturing processes, along with real-world industrial projects and internships.
Can I specialize in robotics within this course?
Yes, elective courses and project work allow students to specialize in robotics and automation technologies.
How does the program prepare me for emerging industry trends like Industry 4.0?
The curriculum includes topics on smart manufacturing, IoT in automation, and advanced control systems to ensure graduates are ready for the evolving industrial landscape.
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