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    B.E. (Production Engineering) Subject 1: In-Plant Training: Semester: VII

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    This document outlines the course structure and syllabus for the 7th semester of a B.E. in Production Engineering. It includes 6 subjects: 1) In-Plant Training, 2) Automation and Control Engineering, 3) CAD/CAM, 4) Economics, Finance, Accounting and Costing, 5) Total Quality Management & Productivity Techniques, and 6) Sales and Marketing Management (elective). For each subject, it provides the credit hours, objectives, approach, detailed syllabus, and references. The goal is to acquaint students with industrial organizations and various production functions through hands-on training projects.

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    This document outlines the course structure and syllabus for the 7th semester of a B.E. in Production Engineering. It includes 6 subjects: 1) In-Plant Training, 2) Automation and Control Engineering, 3) CAD/CAM, 4) Economics, Finance, Accounting and Costing, 5) Total Quality Management & Productivity Techniques, and 6) Sales and Marketing Management (elective). For each subject, it provides the credit hours, objectives, approach, detailed syllabus, and references. The goal is to acquaint students with industrial organizations and various production functions through hands-on training projects.

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    This document outlines the course structure and syllabus for the 7th semester of a B.E. in Production Engineering. It includes 6 subjects: 1) In-Plant Training, 2) Automation and Control Engineering, 3) CAD/CAM, 4) Economics, Finance, Accounting and Costing, 5) Total Quality Management & Productivity Techniques, and 6) Sales and Marketing Management (elective). For each subject, it provides the credit hours, objectives, approach, detailed syllabus, and references. The goal is to acquaint students with industrial organizations and various production functions through hands-on training projects.

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    B.E. (Production Engineering) Subject 1: In-Plant Training: Semester: VII

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    This document outlines the course structure and syllabus for the 7th semester of a B.E. in Production Engineering. It includes 6 subjects: 1) In-Plant Training, 2) Automation and Control Engineering, 3) CAD/CAM, 4) Economics, Finance, Accounting and Costing, 5) Total Quality Management & Productivity Techniques, and 6) Sales and Marketing Management (elective). For each subject, it provides the credit hours, objectives, approach, detailed syllabus, and references. The goal is to acquaint students with industrial organizations and various production functions through hands-on training projects.

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    B.E.

    (Production Engineering)
    Semester: VII

    Subject 1: In-Plant Training


    Project Supervision and Guidance: 01 hour per student per week

    Evaluation : Term work : 100 marks


    : Oral : 100 marks

    Objective

    To acquaint the student with over all functioning of an industrial


    organization, exposure to the organization Structure, various direct / indirect
    activities and Procedures associated with the production function.

    Approach
    Hand on experience in tackling real appropriate case study and
    investigative assignments.
    An investigative and analytical approach looking at a problem in its early
    and not in isolation the project report should contain problem definition and
    objective, background information, possible approaches and approach
    selected, data identification, analysis or investigation carried out, results and
    discursion.
    Develop skill in presenting a factual report on specification directed study
    stressing clarity, brevity and simplicity of styles

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Project areas

    1. Product and process innovation and development.

    2. Cost reduction, value engineering / analysis, method improvement,


    productivity analysis and improvement, layout and material handling
    investigation.

    3. Design of production tooling.


    4. Quality control, SQC, SPC, TQM and rejection analysis.

    5. Production planning and control.

    6. Any problem involving analysis and investigation in production


    technology, inventory, plant engineering, maintenance, stored and
    purchase, process and tool engineering.

    7. Any other areas of interest to the organization, connected with


    technology and management

    B.E. (Production Engineering)


    Semester: VIII

    Subject 1: Automation and Control Engineering


    Hours per week : Lecture : 04
    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Automation

    • Control System Fundamentals

    • Low Cost Automation Using Pneumatics

    • Hydraulic Fluid Power Automation

    • Logic Gates

    • Electrical Control Devices

    References:

    1. Vickers manual on hydraulic


    2. Control of Fluid Power by Pippenger and Pace

    3. Hydraulics & Pneumatics for Production by Stewart

    Subject 2: CAD/CAM
    Hours per week : Lecture : 04
    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Computer Aided Design (CAD)

    • Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)

    • Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM)


    References:

    1. Computer Aided Design and Manufacturing by Mikel P Groover

    2. Introduction to Computer Aided Drafting by Donald D. Vorsnet

    3. Computer Numerical Control & by G.E. Thyer


    Computer aided Manufacturing

    Subject 3: Economics, Finance, Accounting and Costing


    Hours per week : Lecture : 03
    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Economics

    • Money & Banking

    • Sources of industrial finance

    • Investment analysis

    • Financial Accounting

    • Cost accounting

    • Costing

    • Cost Control

    References:

    1. Economics Paul A. Samuelson by McGraw Hill 8th Ed.


    2. Advanced Economics Theory by M.L.Jhingan, Vikas
    publication House.
    3. Management Economics: Varshneya; by Sultan Chand & Sons.
    Subject 4: Total Quality Management & Productivity Techniques

    Hours per week : Lecture : 04


    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Introduction

    • Policies and objectives

    • Customer Relation and satisfaction

    • Cost Of Quality

    • Quality Improvement

    • Vendor Relation

    • ISO 9000, 14000 And QS9000

    • Bench Marking

    • Control Charts
    • PDCA Cycle

    • Productivity improvement Techniques

    References:

    1. Quality Planning and Analysis by J M Juran


    2. Total Quality Management by D H Bester

    Subject 5: Industrial Management and HRD


    Hours per week : Lecture : 03
    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Evolution And Development Of Thoughts

    • Organization Structure

    • Decision Making
    • Planning

    • Communication

    • Leaderships

    • Function Of Personnel Management

    • Human Behavior

    • Human Resource Development

    • Compensation And Salary Management

    References:

    1. Personnel Management And Human Resource: C. S. Venkataratnam,


    B.K. Shrivastav
    2. Principles of Management: P.C. Tripathi.
    Subject 6: Sales and Marketing Management (Elective)
    Hours per week : Lecture : 03
    : Practical : 02

    Detailed Syllabus

    • Marketing Management And The Consumer

    • Product Policy

    • Developing Place Strategies

    • Price Policies

    • Pricing Objects

    • Advertising

    • Marketing Research

    References:

    1. Marketing Management : Analysis, Planning And Control; Philip Kotlar


    2. Marketing: A Management Introduction; J. C .Gandhi

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