Mechanical Engineering
Sub-disciplines
Mechanical Engineering dates back to the 18th century Industrial Revolution and is one of the oldest and most important forms of Engineering. It is a sub-discipline in the field of Engineering and Technology. It applies the science of physics, mathematics, and problem-solving techniques of engineering, to manufacture, design, and develop a mechanical object. Mechanical Engineering moulds students to analyse their work using the principles of motion, energy, and force; ensuring that designs function safely, efficiently, and reliably, all at a competitive cost. Mechanical Engineering is a study course that often overlaps with the study of Acoustics, Aerospace, Automation, Automotive, Autonomous Systems, Biotechnology, Composites, Computer-Aided Design (CAD), and Control Systems. Mechanical Engineering is highly specialized and students need to possess knowledge in Mathematics, Physics as well as problem-solving and creative skills.
The work of Mechanical Engineers is concerned with the making of mechanical systems like machines, engines, and gas turbines. It is the job of a Mechanical Engineer to take new ideas, transform them, and then produce them for sale in the market. In this regard, machines cover a very large apparatus of paraphernalia for use in almost all networks of activity. A Mechanical Engineer designs useful and powerful machines, the most common of these would be generators, engines, escalators, refrigeration machines, and air-conditioning systems. Before mechanical devices are available for use by the public, it is the Mechanical Engineers; responsibility to test all sorts of convenience for use and safety. Mechanical Engineering deems it fit for engineers to build objects from small gadgets too giant machine tools.
Study levels:
To successfully land in the field of Engineering and Technology for the role of a Mechanical Engineer, students can pursue the following degrees:
Bachelor of Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Automation Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Tool Design
Bachelor of Engineering in Materials Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Composites Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Fluid Mechanics
Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanism and Machine Design
Bachelor of Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering
Bachelor of Engineering in Product Design
Bachelor of Technology
Bachelor of Technology in Mechanical Technology
Bachelor of Technology in Industrial Automation
Bachelor of Technology in Material Science
Bachelor of Technology in Mechatronics
Bachelor of Technology in Automobile Engineering
Master of Engineering
Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
Master of Engineering in Automation Engineering
Master of Engineering in Tool Design
Master of Engineering in Materials Engineering
Master of Engineering in Composites Engineering
Master of Engineering in Fluid Mechanics
Master of Engineering in Mechanism and Machine Design
Master of Engineering in Manufacturing Engineering
Master of Engineering in Product Design
Master of Technology
Master of Technology in Mechanical Technology
Master of Technology in Industrial Automation
Master of Technology in Material Science
Master of Technology in Mechatronics
Master of Technology in Automobile Engineering
Ph.D. in Engineering and Technology (Mechanical Engineering)
Specialisations:
The specialisation subjects that are offered in Mechanical Engineering are:
Biomedical Engineering
Combustion and Environment
Ground Vehicle Systems
Heat Transfer
Thermodynamics
Energy Systems
Manufacturing
Mechanical Design
System Dynamics and Control
Transportation Systems
Electric Generators
Internal Combustion Engines
Steam and Gas Turbines
Refrigeration and Air-conditioning systems
Elevators and Escalators
Energy Science and Technology
Acoustics
Aerospace
Automation
Automotive
Autonomous Systems
Biotechnology
Composites
Computer-Aided Design (CAD)
Fluid Mechanics
Employability:
Aspirants who seek job security in private or public sector industries have lots of career opportunities after studying Mechanical Engineering. Job prospects that Mechanical Engineering has to offer are highly lucrative because the opportunities here are growing.
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- Mentioned below are some of the job roles for Mechanical Engineering graduates:
Mechanical Engineer
Researcher
Lecturer
Assistant Engineer
Executive Engineer
Consultant
Sales Engineer
Mechanical Design Engineer
Assistant Executive Engineers
CAD Technician
Nuclear Engineer
Maintenance Engineer
Aerospace Engineer
Acoustic Consultant
Patent Attorney
Production Manager
Land-based Engineer
Mining Engineer
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- Given below are lists of few sectors which hire Mechanical Engineers:
NASA
Lockheed Martin
Disney
Ford
Nvadia
HPCL
Larsen and Toubro
Siemens
BOSCH India
Thyssen Krupp
Maruti Suzuki
Mercedes Benz
Brahmans Aerospace
SAIL
Kirloskar
General Motors
Apple
Lockheed Martin
Boeing