Course description

Domain Track: Manufacturing (Conventional, CNC, and Additive)

Manufacturing (Conventional, CNC, and Additive) focuses on the production of goods using a variety of methods to shape, assemble, and finish products. Conventional manufacturing includes traditional processes like casting, forging, and machining. CNC (Computer Numerical Control) manufacturing introduces automation and precision to machining processes. Additive manufacturing, or 3D printing, creates parts layer by layer from digital models, enabling complex geometries and rapid prototyping. This domain emphasizes efficiency, quality, and innovation in producing components across industries such as aerospace, automotive, and consumer goods.

What will i learn?

• CO1 Knowledge to do machining effectively & efficiently.
• CO2 Able to identify and solve problems in product machining.
• CO3 Use of advanced CAD & CAM software
• CO4 Research in advancement in machining