The Mechanical Engineering Department is offering a two-year postgraduate program with specialization in Computer-Aided Design and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (M.Tech CAD/CAM), also known as Master of Engineering (M.E).
Architecture, landscaping, interior design, civil engineering, surveying, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, plant design, industrial design, duct design, electronic circuit design, plumbing design, textile design, and product design are among the design disciplines that can benefit from the M.Tech course in CAD/CAM.
We are one of Gujarat's top mechanical engineering departments at Indus University. Beginning in 2006, the Mechanical Engineering Department offered a Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Engineering (B.Tech).
As the top Mechanical Engineering Department in Ahmedabad (Gujarat), the Department has highly skilled and experienced faculty members specializing in advanced fields.
FRC Approval : Fees Rs. 110,000/- Yearly
25% of the sanctioned strength of Management & NRI quota will be filled up based on merit as per the eligibility criteria decided by AICTE & Gujarat State Government and procedure laid down by ACPC.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria are a minimum of 50% marks in B.E./B.Tech with the qualifying GATE Score or State level entrance exam for M.E./M.Tech
Course Duration
2 Years (4 Semesters)
Intake
18 Seats
Engineering competency: It is the ability to solve complicated engineering problems using knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialty.
Analysis: Utilizing the fundamental concepts of mathematics, the natural sciences, and engineering, formulate, identify, assess research writings, and analyses difficult engineering topics in order to arrive at confirmed findings.
Design and development solutions: Create answers to challenging technical problems as well as components or techniques for systems that satisfy the defined needs while correctly taking into account safety, cultural, and environmental considerations.
Sustainability and the environment: Recognize how professional engineering solutions affect societal and environmental environments and provide an example of how sustainable development is understood and required.
Individual and team work: Function both alone and as a team member or leader in a variety of teams and multidisciplinary situations.
Communication: Communicate complex engineering tasks with the engineering community and society on a wide scale, for example, by comprehending and capturing effective reports and design documentation to provide persuasive presentations and get precise directions.
Project management: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of engineering and management principles and apply them to your role as a team member and team leader working on projects across a variety of disciplines.
Laboratory for Computer-Aided Design
The Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Lab in the Mechanical Engineering Department is well-equipped with computers, 28 individual workstations, and the most cutting-edge Indus University technology. Modern hardware and software-supported high-end terminals. CAD lab computers are set up with programmes like AutoCAD, Inventor, ANSYS, etc.
Students receive expert instruction in the CAD lab utilizing the most recent AutoCAD software for 2D drafting and 3D modelling of mechanical engineering graphics. Students will get knowledge of 3D solid modelling definition and computer-aided design layout as well software based simulation like FEM, CFD etc. Additionally, students will pick up the design and drafting skills necessary for mechanical engineering.
Laboratory for Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
Industrial robots are used to control pneumatically computerized numerical control devices in the CIM & Robotics laboratory. This lab's goal is to acquaint students with CNC codes so they can do automated turning and milling tasks.
Laboratory for Material Strength
Students are meant to become familiar with the various material impacts through the Strength of Material Laboratory. By studying the engineering impacts of materials and examining solids and structures, it is possible to gain a basic understanding of the notions of stress and strain.
Aerospace Designer: An aerospace designer's responsibility is to create new designs for spacecraft, aircraft, and missiles. They combine the parts to create the final design, evaluate its efficacy, and determine whether any modifications are necessary.
Manufacturing Designer: Professionals with this title are adept at using CAD/CAM software to create new items. They adjust the design as necessary to meet the needs of manufacturing systems.
Mechanical Designer: They collaborate with mechanical designers to construct and design mechanical equipment. After meeting with the project engineer, production engineer, and customer to understand their needs, they begin the project.
Architectural Designer: Using CAD software, an architectural designer creates plans in accordance with the needs of clients. They talk about their ideas for structural layouts with other building designers. Junior engineers working on the project under the direction of architectural designers are in charge of creating structural plans.
Civil engineer technician: Civil engineer technicians assist engineers with project planning, scheduling, and cost estimation. They aid engineers in maintaining buildings, roads, and other infrastructure as well. They produce sketches for the project and test the building materials.
Indus University has an autonomous vertical - Training & Placement Department (T & P Dept.) - that connects two vital ends: education and the industry. It exemplifies a link between schools and university constituent associations (entry-level input) and the sector (output-end at the finishing level).
The Training and Placement Department was established in 2006. It was previously affiliated with the Indus Institute of Technology & Engineering until becoming a part of the Indus University in 2012.
The Training and Placement Department is the hub for career assistance for students from all programmes and streams at the university. It provides students with overall career solutions by encouraging them to choose and pursue their ideal vocations.
25% of the sanctioned strength of Management & NRI quota will be filled up based on merit as per the eligibility criteria decided by AICTE & Gujarat State Government and procedure laid down by ACPC.
Eligibility
The eligibility criteria are a minimum of 50% marks in B.E./B.Tech with the qualifying GATE Score or State level entrance exam for M.E./M.Tech
Course Duration
2 Years (4 Semesters)
Intake
18 Seats
Tuition fees
Rs. 1,26,000 per annum
Engineering competency: It is the ability to solve complicated engineering problems using knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals, and an engineering specialty.
Analysis: Utilizing the fundamental concepts of mathematics, the natural sciences, and engineering, formulate, identify, assess research writings, and analyses difficult engineering topics in order to arrive at confirmed findings.
Design and development solutions: Create answers to challenging technical problems as well as components or techniques for systems that satisfy the defined needs while correctly taking into account safety, cultural, and environmental considerations.
Sustainability and the environment: Recognize how professional engineering solutions affect societal and environmental environments and provide an example of how sustainable development is understood and required.
Individual and team work: Function both alone and as a team member or leader in a variety of teams and multidisciplinary situations.
Communication: Communicate complex engineering tasks with the engineering community and society on a wide scale, for example, by comprehending and capturing effective reports and design documentation to provide persuasive presentations and get precise directions.
Project management: Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of engineering and management principles and apply them to your role as a team member and team leader working on projects across a variety of disciplines.
Laboratory for Computer-Aided Design
The Computer-Aided Design (CAD) Lab in the Mechanical Engineering Department is well-equipped with computers, 28 individual workstations, and the most cutting-edge Indus University technology. Modern hardware and software-supported high-end terminals. CAD lab computers are set up with programmes like AutoCAD, Inventor, ANSYS, etc.
Students receive expert instruction in the CAD lab utilizing the most recent AutoCAD software for 2D drafting and 3D modelling of mechanical engineering graphics. Students will get knowledge of 3D solid modelling definition and computer-aided design layout as well software based simulation like FEM, CFD etc. Additionally, students will pick up the design and drafting skills necessary for mechanical engineering.
Laboratory for Computer-Integrated Manufacturing
Industrial robots are used to control pneumatically computerized numerical control devices in the CIM & Robotics laboratory. This lab's goal is to acquaint students with CNC codes so they can do automated turning and milling tasks.
Laboratory for Material Strength
Students are meant to become familiar with the various material impacts through the Strength of Material Laboratory. By studying the engineering impacts of materials and examining solids and structures, it is possible to gain a basic understanding of the notions of stress and strain.
Aerospace Designer: An aerospace designer's responsibility is to create new designs for spacecraft, aircraft, and missiles. They combine the parts to create the final design, evaluate its efficacy, and determine whether any modifications are necessary.
Manufacturing Designer: Professionals with this title are adept at using CAD/CAM software to create new items. They adjust the design as necessary to meet the needs of manufacturing systems.
Mechanical Designer: They collaborate with mechanical designers to construct and design mechanical equipment. After meeting with the project engineer, production engineer, and customer to understand their needs, they begin the project.
Architectural Designer: Using CAD software, an architectural designer creates plans in accordance with the needs of clients. They talk about their ideas for structural layouts with other building designers. Junior engineers working on the project under the direction of architectural designers are in charge of creating structural plans.
Civil engineer technician: Civil engineer technicians assist engineers with project planning, scheduling, and cost estimation. They aid engineers in maintaining buildings, roads, and other infrastructure as well. They produce sketches for the project and test the building materials.
Indus University has an autonomous vertical - Training & Placement Department (T & P Dept.) - that connects two vital ends: education and the industry. It exemplifies a link between schools and university constituent associations (entry-level input) and the sector (output-end at the finishing level).
The Training and Placement Department was established in 2006. It was previously affiliated with the Indus Institute of Technology & Engineering until becoming a part of the Indus University in 2012.
The Training and Placement Department is the hub for career assistance for students from all programmes and streams at the university. It provides students with overall career solutions by encouraging them to choose and pursue their ideal vocations.
What is an M.Tech in CAD/CAM about?
The operation, application, and specialization of computer software to produce designs for many sectors are known as CAD/CAM engineering. It aims to develop drafting abilities for electrical structures.
Who Should Choose an M.Tech in CAD/CAM?
Candidates may choose this programme if they want to master the subject at a high level and have a solid understanding of the computer-based drafting, design, simulation, optimization, process planning, manufacturing etc. which are used in product design.
What is the duration of the M.Tech CAD/CAM course?
The 2-year M.Tech CAD/CAM programme is broken into two semesters per year over the course of its four semesters. The effectiveness of applicants is assessed at the conclusion of each semester based on their performance in written exams, seminars, assignments, and project work. In second semester, student chose either Industrial problem or in-house project on which to understand it and then provide necessary solution with due validation for effective implementation for societal/industrial need.