Aerospace engineering
Aerospace engineers are concerned with the design, analysis, construction, testing, and operation of flight vehicles, including airplanes, helicopters, rockets, and spacecraft. The course is based on the fundamentals of fluid dynamics, materials science, structural analysis, propulsion, aerospace design, automatic guidance and control, and computer software development.
Agricultural engineering
With increasing growth and associated industrial potential, Indian agriculture has now been granted the status of an industry. The Agricultural and Food Engineering course aims to produce engineering graduates to meet technical manpower requirements in agricultural machinery development, land and water resource management, agricultural production, and manufacturing of processed foods. In order to meet the current demand of the agricultural and food industries, the course has been appropriately modified to include specialized training in design, development, testing and selection of tractors and agricultural implements, irrigation, drainage and watershed management using Remote Sensing and GIS. ; information technology, food, feed and fiber processing, use of biomass, by-products and waste in the production of biochemicals, fuels, manure and unconventional energy. The course provides ample flexibility for students to gain experience in any of the three main areas of specialization, namely energy and agricultural machinery, soil and water conservation engineering, and food processing engineering.
biotechnology
The goal of this program is to prepare students, both in theory and practice, for leadership in the globally competitive fields of life sciences, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, academia, and research. The program has been developed to meet the growing demand in these fields of industry and research. Students in this program will find unique employment and research opportunities in the areas of biomedical engineering, drug design, bioinformatics, biotechnology, nanobiotechnology, genomics, etc. The course is designed to introduce biology as an experimental science, in contrast to its commonly perceived notion as a descriptive subject. Students will also find the application of a wide range of techniques in the physical, chemical, and mathematical sciences to design, perform, and interpret experiments in biology.
Chemical engineering
Chemical engineers work in various fields, such as petroleum refining, fertilizer technology, food and agricultural processing, synthetic foods, petrochemicals, synthetic fibers, coal and mineral-based industries, and pollution prevention and control. environmental. Chemical engineering deals with the development and improvement of processes, design, construction, operation, management and safety of plants for these processes and research in these areas.
civil Engineering
A civil engineer is concerned with the planning, analysis, design, construction, and maintenance of a variety of facilities, such as buildings, highways and railways, airports, waterways and canals, dams and power plants, treatment systems, and wastewater disposal, environmental quality control. , docks and ports, bridges and tunnels. A civil engineer is also required to deal with today’s critical issues such as disaster mitigation and management, construction of offshore structures for oil production,
Chemical engineering
Some chemical engineers make designs and invent new processes. Some build instruments and installations. Some plan and operate facilities. Chemical engineers have helped develop atomic science, polymers, paper, dyes, drugs, plastics, fertilizers, foods, petrochemicals—just about everything. They motto ways to make products from raw materials and ways to convert a material into another useful form. Chemical engineers can make processes more profitable, more environmentally friendly, or more efficient. As you can see, a chemical engineer can find a niche in any scientific or engineering field.
mechanical Engineering
Mechanical engineers design and build everything you think of as a machine, from supersonic fighter jets to bicycles to toasters. And they also influence the design of other products: shoes, light bulbs and even doors. Many mechanical engineers specialize in areas such as manufacturing, robotics, automotive/transportation, and air conditioning. Others cross into other disciplines, working on everything from artificial organs to the expanding field of nanotechnology. And some use their mechanical engineering degree as preparation for the practice of medicine and law. The mechanical engineer can design a component, a machine, a system or a process. Mechanical engineers will analyze your design using the principles of motion, energy, and force to ensure that the product works safely, efficiently, and reliably, and can be manufactured at a competitive cost.
Electric engineering
Electrical engineering is concerned with the basic forms of energy that power our world. Whether it’s gas, hydro, turbine, fuel cell, solar, geothermal, or wind power, electrical engineers are concerned with distributing these energies from their sources to our homes, factories, offices, hospitals, and schools. Electrical engineering also involves the exciting field of electronics and information technology. Do you have a cell phone or a computer? Wireless communication and the Internet are just a few of the areas where electrical engineering has helped to flourish through the development of better telephones, more powerful computers, and high-speed modems. As we enter the 21st century, the technology around us will continue to expand, and electrical engineers are the way.
electronic engineering and communication
Design, manufacture, maintain, monitor, and manufacture electronic equipment used in entertainment media, hospitals, the computer industry, communication, and defense. Electronic engineers work with devices that use extremely small amounts of power. They work with microprocessors, fiber optics and in telecommunications, television and radio.
Production Engineering
These are concerned with the integrated design and efficient planning of the entire manufacturing system, which becomes increasingly complex with the advent of sophisticated production methods and control systems. Job and Scope: Opportunities are available in public and private sector manufacturing organizations engaged in the implementation, development, and management of new production processes, information and control systems, and computer-controlled inspection, assembly, and handling. Biomedical Engineering: Biomedical engineering (BME) is the application of engineering principles and techniques to the field of medicine. It combines the design and problem-solving skills of engineering with the medical and biological sciences to help improve patient care and people’s quality of life.
materials engineering
New materials have been among the greatest achievements of all time and have been essential for the growth, prosperity, security and quality of life of human beings since the beginning of history. It is always the new materials that open the door to new technologies, whether in civil, chemical, construction, nuclear, aeronautical, agricultural, mechanical, biomedical or electrical engineering.