Er. Perumal Manimekalai College of Engineering AutonomousAccredited by NAAC with 'A' Grade Approved by AICTE, New DelhiAffiliated to Anna University, Chennai

Undergraduate Bachelor of Engineering

B.E. Mechanical Engineering

A four-year undergraduate programme leading to the degree of Bachelor of Engineering, offered by the Department of Mechanical Engineering.

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Level
Undergraduate
Duration
4 years · 8 semesters
Degree
B.E.
Department
MECH

Curriculum

What you will study

The curriculum and syllabus the programme follows, and the courses it is built from, semester by semester.

Regulations and syllabi

Curriculum and syllabus, B.E. MECH

Taught under Regulation 2023, the academic regulations PMC Tech has framed as an autonomous institution, applicable from July 2023.

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Courses by semester

As the department publishes them.

  1. Semester 1

    Year 1 · 9 courses

    • Induction Programme P3151
    • Professional English - I HS3151
    • Matrices and Calculus MA3151
    • Engineering Physics PH3151
    • Engineering Chemistry CY3151
    • Problem Solving and Python Programming GE3151
    • Problem Solving and Python Programming Laboratory GE3171
    • Physics and Chemistry Laboratory BS3171
    • English Laboratory GE3172

  2. Semester 2

    Year 1 · 10 courses

    • Professional English - II HS3251
    • Statistics and Numerical Methods MA3251
    • Materials Science PH3251
    • Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering BE3251
    • Engineering Graphics GE3251
    • த௘ழர ்மர௖ /Heritage of Tamils GE3252
    • NCC Credit Course Level 1
    • Engineering Practices Laboratory GE3271
    • Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Laboratory BE3271
    • Communication Laboratory / Foreign Language GE3272

  3. Semester 3

    Year 2 · 9 courses

    • Transforms and Partial Differential Equations MA3351
    • Engineering Mechanics ME3351
    • Engineering Thermodynamics ME3391
    • Fluid Mechanics and Machinery CE3391
    • Engineering Materials and Metallurgy ME3392
    • Manufacturing Processes ME3393
    • Computer Aided Machine Drawing ME3381
    • Manufacturing Technology Laboratory ME3382
    • Professional Development GE3361

  4. Semester 4

    Year 2 · 9 courses

    • Theory of Machines ME3491
    • Thermal Engineering ME3451
    • Hydraulics and Pneumatics ME3492
    • Manufacturing Technology ME3493
    • Strength of Materials CE3491
    • Environmental Sciences and Sustainability GE3451
    • NCC Credit Course Level 2
    • Strength of Materials and Fluid Machinery Laboratory CE3481
    • Thermal Engineering Laboratory ME3461

  5. Semester 5

    Year 3 · 8 courses

    • Design of Machine Elements ME3591
    • Metrology and Measurements ME3592
    • Professional Elective I
    • Professional Elective II
    • Professional Elective III
    • Mandatory Course-I
    • Summer Internship ME3511
    • Metrology and Dynamics Laboratory ME3581

  6. Semester 6

    Year 3 · 10 courses

    • Heat and Mass Transfer ME3691
    • Professional Elective IV
    • Professional Elective V
    • Professional Elective VI
    • Professional Elective VII
    • Open Elective – I
    • Mandatory Course-II
    • NCC Credit Couse Level 3
    • CAD/CAM Laboratory ME3681
    • Heat Transfer Laboratory ME3611

  7. Semester 7

    Year 4 · 9 courses

    • Mechatronics and IoT ME3791
    • Computer Integrated Manufacturing ME3792
    • Human Values and Ethics GE3791
    • Industrial Management GE3792
    • Open Elective – II
    • Open Elective – III
    • Open Elective – IV
    • Mechatronics and IoT Laboratory ME3781
    • Summer Internship ME3711

  8. Semester 8

    Year 4 · 1 course

    • Project Work / Internship ME3811

Outcomes

What graduates can do

The outcomes the programme is designed to deliver: what a graduate is expected to be able to do.

Course outcomes

  1. PSO Programme-specific outcomes

    What you will be able to do in Mechanical Engineering

    The capabilities particular to this discipline.

    1. PSO 1

      Apply principles of machine design, manufacturing, thermal engineering, and management to identify, formulate, and solve real-life problems and processes for industrial and societal needs.

    2. PSO 2

      Use modern tools for modelling, simulation, and computational techniques relevant to mechanical and allied engineering.

Careers

Where it leads

The sectors graduates go on to work in, and the roles they take up there, as the department sets them out.

Students of the Mechanical Engineering department

Sectors

  • Manufacturing
  • Armed Forces and Defense
  • Aerospace Industries
  • Automobile Industries
  • Construction Field
  • Energy Services
  • Biomedical
  • Robotics and Automation

Roles

  • Aerospace engineer
  • Automation Engineer
  • Construction engineer
  • Entrepreneur
  • Manufacturing engineer
  • Management consultant
  • Production engineer
  • Project lead
  • Project manager
  • Process engineer
  • Intellectual property attorney
  • Product designer
  • Quality engineer
  • Structural engineer
  • Technology specialist
  • Thermal engineer

Admission

How to apply

Undergraduate engineering admissions are through TNEA counselling, where PMC Tech’s code is 2621, or apply to the college online.

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TNEA code 2621

The department

Where it is taught

Offered by the Department of

Mechanical Engineering

To Develop Mechanical Engineering Graduates by imparting knowledge, quality practices and inculcating ethics and human values to cater to the ever-changing industrial demands and societal needs.

Since the inception in the year 2002, the department with its energetic and dynamic faculty has provided complete dedication to convert young individuals into engineers, with both class room and shop floor knowledge. Here we pursue the mechanical engineering of the feature. It is one of the oldest and broadest of the…

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