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how many courses is related to the mech. Eng.?Or which type of courses we can do?

Mechanical Engineering Course :

how many courses is related to the mech. Eng.?Or which type of courses we can do?

Mechanical Engineering based on the synthesis and analysis process of design , operation , manufacturing of Different devices or machines like pumps, movers, tools, compressors , Airconditioning machinec, refrigeration, internal combustion engine etc.

To get into different courses of Mechanical Engineering.
1) CAD/CAM Short Term Courses.
2) PRO-e Short Term Courses.
3) CATIA Courses etc

At last the scope of Mechanical engineering is very vast, with having PG in Mechanical engineer one can achieve higher post in Different industry with very good remuneration.

Mechanical Engineering based on:-

The synthesis and analysis process of design , operation.

And Manufacturing of Different devices or machines like pumps, movers, tools, compressors , Airconditioning machinec, refrigeration, internal combustion engine.. etc.

Different courses of Mechanical Engineering:-

**CAD/CAM Short Term Courses.
**PRO-e Short Term Courses.
**CATIA Courses ...etc.

Thanks!

The courses related to mechanical engineering are,
auto cad -2D
auto cad 3D
ansys
solid works
catia
pro-e
These are the courses related to mechanical engineering which gives knowledge in design of component,analysis of the design,defects in the design,virtual working of the component.

Mechanical Engineering is core branch and there are lots of specialized courses that you can do, like:

Mechanics,
Kinematics,
Tribology,
Nanotechnology,
Structural Analysis,
Rapid Prototyping,
Production Engineering,
Mechatronics And Robotics,
Micro Electro Mechanical Systems,
Thermodynamics And Thermo-Science,
Turbomachinery and Combustion Systems,
Computer-Aided Design and Manufacturing,
Computational Fluid Dynamics and Acoustics.

So you can do any of the above courses to add weight age to your profile....

Solid Mechanics
515.414 - Alloy Selection for Engineering Design
515.706 - Introduction to Composites
535.406 - Advanced Strength of Materials (Students choosing the solid mechanics concentration are
required to take this course.)
535.411 - Friction and Wear
535.412 - Intermediate Dynamics
535.413 - Structural Engineering Applications
535.423 - Intermediate Vibrations (Students choosing the solid mechanics concentration are required
to take this course.)
535.427 - Computer-Aided Design
535.431 - Introduction to Finite Element Methods
535.454 - Theory and Applications of Structural Analysis
535.476 - Nondestructive Evaluation
535.620 - Orthopedic Biomechanics
535.625 - Advanced CAD Modeling, Analysis, and Manufacturing
535.720 - Analysis and Design of Composite Structures
535.730 - Finite Element Methods
535.731 - Engineering Materials Selection and Testing
585.609 - Cell Mechanics
585.618 - Biological Fluid/Solid Mechanics

Thermo-Fluid Mechanics
535.421 - Intermediate Fluid Dynamics (Students choosing the thermo-fluid mechanics concentration
are required to take this course.)
535.424 - Energy Engineering
535.433 - Intermediate Heat Transfer (Students choosing the thermo-fluid mechanics concentration
are required to take this course.)
535.434 - Applied Heat Transfer
535.443 - Computational Heat Transfer
535.450 - Combustion
535.452 - Thermal Systems Design and Analysis
535.453 - Fundamentals of Applied Thermal System
535.461 - Energy & the Environment
535.609 - Cell Mechanics
535.618 - Biological Fluid/Solid Mechanics
535.636 - Applied Computational Fluid Mechanics
535.712 - Applied Fluid Dynamics

Manufacturing
515.414 - Alloy Selection for Engineering Design
515.706 - Introduction to Composites
535.423 - Intermediate Vibrations 535.426 - Kinematics and Dynamics of Robots
535.427 - Computer-Aided Design
535.428 - Computer-Integrated Design and Manufacturing (Students choosing the manufacturing
concentration are required to take this course.)
535.433 - Intermediate Heat Transfer
535.442 - Control Systems for Mechanical Engineering Applications
535.458 - Design for Manufacturability
535.459 - Manufacturing Systems Analysis (Students choosing the manufacturing concentration are
required to take this course.)
535.472 - Advanced Manufacturing Systems
535.474 - Quality Assurance Engineering
535.476 - Nondestructive Evaluations
535.625 - Advanced CAD Modeling, Analysis, and Manufacturing
595.460 - Introduction to Project Management
595.760 - Total Quality Management

Robotics and Controls
525.409 - Continuous Control Systems
525.763 - Applied Nonlinear Systems
535.412 - Intermediate Dynamics
535.422 - Robot Motion Planning
535.423 - Intermediate Vibrations
535.425 - Computer Vision
535.426 - Kinematics and Dynamics of Robots (Students choosing the robotics and controls
concentration are required to take this course.)
535.427 - Computer-Aided Design
535.428 - Computer-Integrated Design and Manufacturing
535.429 - Robotic Control
535.435 - Integrated Computer Vision and Robot Motion Planning
535.442 - Control Systems for Mechanical Engineering Applications (Students choosing the robotics
and controls concentration are required to take this course.)
535.445 - Digital Control and Systems Applications
535.454 - Theory and Applications of Structural Analysis
535.459 - Manufacturing Systems Analysis
535.625 - Advanced CAD Modeling, Analysis, and Manufacturing
535.726 - Robot Control

hi dear
there are many course related to mechanical engineering .like.......
mechanics
tribology
nano technology
rapid prototyping
structural analysis
auto card - 2d
auto card - 3d
etc......

good luck........

The courses related to mechanical engineering are,
auto cad -2D
auto cad 3D
ansys
solid works
catia
pro-e

sir/madam, i m a third year student and in b.e i have overall %60,and in 10 2 only 58%,then may i take a job core componey. My branch is mechanical. And i hav no any other certificate.

Hi frend,
Mechanical engginering is termed as mother of all branches. A student persuing mechanical engg. can go for many coarses from science to management. Mechanical corelates folowing subjects and there aplications.
Design
Mechanics
Mechatronics
Kinamitics
kinatics
Thermodynamic
Fluid power
Neumatics
Refregeration and AC
Production
Automobile
Robotics.

Some of the coarses generaly reffer for mechanical students are.
1 Auto CAD
2 CAD CAM
3 CATIA
4 ProE
5 HYPERMES
6 SAP
7 Robotics
8 CNC
9 Automation

Good luck.

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