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Mechanical Dual Degree (Computer-Aided Design and Automation)

Mechanical Dual Degree (Computer-Aided Design and Automation)

General Recommendations:

This course track is designed so that a DD student completes their prescribed course requirements before the final year, leaving the final year for the DDP as well as improving on grades in electives. The courses of choice are recommended by seniors after factoring in grading, workload, teaching and the overall course experience. Please note that the course track is just a recommendation from the DAMP team and is by no means exhaustive or restrictive. BTech Electives can be chosen as per the student’s interest, as long as the BTech elective policy is followed. For students in Category I, it is possible to pursue a minor alongside this track.

3rd Semester (40 credits):

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4th Semester (43 credits):

BTech Elective I

5th Semester (42 credits):

BTech Elective II and III

6th Semester (45 credits):

  • BTech Elective IV
    Any one of the following:
  • ME673 Mathematical Methods for Engineering
  • ME621 Mathematical Methods for Mechanics and Dynamics

7th Semester (41 credits):

  • BTech Elective V and VI
    Any three of the following:
  • ME766 High Performance Scientific Computing
  • ME6102 Design of Mechatronic Systems (only if interested in ME316 KDoM) ME617 Rapid Product Development
  • ME782 Design Optimization
  • ME735 Computer Graphics and Product Modeling

8th Semester (36 credits):

  • BTech Elective VII and VIII
    Any four of the following:
  • ME604 Robotics
  • ME6114 Joint Biomechanics
  • ME637 Manufacturing Automation
  • ME754 Textile Machines Design and Automation
  • ME616 Fracture Mechanics
  • ME613 Finite Element and Boundary Element Methods
  • SC607 Optimization

9th and 10th semester (30 and 42 credits):

Dual Degree Project