Career Guidance - Programme on... · Theory + Practical 25 25 50 REVERSE ENGINEERING Theory + Practical 25 25 50 Product Development Theory + Practical 25 25 50 SOFT SKILLS Aptitude+task‐o

RASHTRIYA UCHCHATAR SHIKSHA ABHIYAN (RUSA)

Centre for University – Industry Collaboration Anna University, Chennai

Programme on “Career Guidance”

(Skill Development Programme funded by Government of India / Government of Tamil Nadu)

TABLE OF CONTENT

SI. No. Title Page 1 Registration Form 1

2 Eligibility & Contact Details 2

3 Details of Skill Development Programme offered at

AU-FRG Institute for CAD/CAM, Anna University

3 - 43

4 Details of Skill Development Programme offered at

Siemens Centre of Excellence (SCoE), Anna

University

44 - 69

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RASHTRIYA UCHCHATAR SHIKSHA ABHIYAN (RUSA)

Centre for University – Industry Collaboration Anna University, Chennai

Programme on “Career Guidance”

(Skill Development Programme funded by Govt. of India / Govt. of TN)

Registration Form

Name of the student : ___________________________________________ Roll Number : ___________________________________________ Branch / % of Marks : ___________________________________________ College Address in full : ___________________________________________

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Residential Address in full : ___________________________________________

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Telephone Number : ___________________________________________ Mobile Number : ___________________________________________ e-mail ID : ___________________________________________ Community : OC / BC / MBC / SC / ST I, _________________________, here by agree to attend the Programme on “Career Guidance” organized by the AU-CUIC sponsored by Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA). I also admit that I have not paid any programme fees to the College / University / Company. I will attend the training programme in all the specified days.

Signature of the Student Signature of the Principal with Seal

STUDENT PHOTO

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ELIGIBILITY & CONTACT DETAILS

1. Any student pursuing Degree in Engineering from CEG / MIT / ACT / SAP

campuses of Anna University and University Engineering Colleges only (UG - 2nd to final year / PG – 1st to final year / Ph.D – any semester) who

wants to register for Skill Development Programme offered under RUSA Scheme

in AU-FRG Institute for CAD/CAM may kindly contact the following:

Dr. M. Pradeep Kumar

Director

AU-FRG Institute for CAD/CAM, Anna University, Chennai - 600 025

Ph: 044 - 2235 1991 / 2235 8051

M: 9962562713

Email ID: [email protected]

2. Any student pursuing Degree in Engineering from CEG / MIT / ACT / SAP

campuses of Anna University and University Engineering Colleges only (UG - 2nd to final year / PG – 1st to final year / Ph.D – any semester) who

wants to register for Skill Development Programme offered under RUSA Scheme in Siemens Centre of Excellence (SCoE) may kindly contact the following:

Dr. K. Arunachalam

Coordinator

Siemens Centre of Excellence (SCoE)

MIT Campus, Anna University,

Chromepet, Chennai - 600 044

Ph: 044 - 2251 6069

M : 98843 45564

Email ID: [email protected]

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Details of Skill Development Programme

offered by AU-FRG Institute for

CAD/CAM

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AU-FRG Institute for CAD/CAM

Department of Higher Education Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)

State Project Directorate DOTE Campus, Guindy, Chennai Government of Tamilnadu.

Skill Development Campin Government Colleges under RUSA Entrepreneur Hubs

COURSE CONTENT

AU-FRG ICC, CEG CAMPUS,

ANNA UNIVERSITY, GUINDY,

CHENNAI – 600025,

TAMILNADU

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AU-FRG Institute for CAD/CAM Table ofContents:

S.No Stream Sector Name of the Skill Programme

Page No

1. Mechanical ComputerAided Design

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT & REVERSE ENGINEERING.

4-5

2. Mechanical ComputerAided Design

GENERATIVE DESIGN & TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION.

6-7

3. Mechanical ComputerAided

Design CATIA V5. 8-9


Design SOLIDWORKS. 10-11


Design GEOMENTRICAL DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING.

12-13


Manufacturing CNC MILLING & TURNING.

14-15

7.

Mechanical

ComputerAided Manufacturing

3-D PRINTING. 16-17

8. Mechanical ComputerAided Manufacturing

BIO PRINTING. 18-19


Engineering

ANSYS. 20-21


Engineering

HYPERMESH. 22-23


Engineering

ANSYS FLUENT 24-25

6


Engineering

ADAMS. 26-27


Engineering

ABAQUS. 28-29

14 Mechanical/

Automobile Mechanical INDUSTRY 4.0 30-31

15 Mechanical/ Electonics/

Computer Science Engineering

Information Technology

IOT TECHNOLOGY 32-33

16 Mechanical/

Electrical

Automobile ELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES 34-35

17 Mechanical/



BLOCKCHAIN 36-37

18 Mechanical/



ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING.

38-39

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CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT&REVERSE ENGINEERING.

T=Theory,P=Practical,H=handsontraining/Aptitude/Projectwork/task‐orientedactivities

Course Outline

Course Code

Paper Title Theory / Practical Internal Marks

External Marks

Total

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Theory + Practical 25 25 50

REVERSE ENGINEERING


Product Development


SOFT SKILLS Aptitude+task‐orientedactivities

25 25 50

Project Project work 25 75 100 Total 300

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design ‐ NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT& REVERSE ENGINEERING

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Production engineering, Automobile Engineering Total number of hours and break up

100 Hrs. (T: 30 Hrs., P: 30 Hrs., H: 40 Hrs.)

Occupational Standards

Expected Learning Outcome

Skills focused

Industrial Design and Ergonomics, Design for Manufacturing, Reverse engineering

Course approved by

To be approved by the Anna University, Chennai.

Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry AutomotiveIndustry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed

8

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT&REVERSE ENGINEERING.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Design ‐ NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT &

REVERSE ENGINEERING Unit No Modules

I

NEW PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT: Product Development - Methodologies and Organization -

Evaluation of new Product ideas -Concept Generation, Evaluation and Testing -Sequential Engineering versus Concurrent Engineering -Performance Measurement and Comparison - Understanding Customer and User Needs -Identifying Market Opportunities -Product Specifications -Product Architecture- Industrial Design and Ergonomics - Geometrical Dimensioning and Tolerancing - Introduction to CAD Tools -Introduction to FEA - Design for Manufacturing - Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) - Product Testing and Reliability - Product Lifecycle Management

30 Hrs (T15Hrs+ P15Hrs)

II

REVERSE ENGINEERING: Introduction to Reverse Engineering – Tools for Reverse

engineering - Digitizing techniques - Types of 3D Scanning Methods - Introduction to ATOS Compact Scanner - Preparation of technique of Scanning objects -Scanning and Measuring strategies -Calibration of 3D Scanner -Scanning Objects - Mesh Edit -Exporting Mesh -Design Comparison (Design Inspection) -3D modeling using Scanned data - Geometric design X (Basics)


III

SOFTSKILLS: Communicationskill–Resumebuildingskill–Groupdiscussionskill–Interviewskill.

H25Hrs

IV PROJECT: 15Hrs Total 100 Hrs

9

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ GENERATIVE DESIGN & TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZTION

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design ‐ Generative Design & Topology Optimiztion

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Civil Engineering,

Aerospace Engineering. Total number of hours and break up



Expected Learning outcome

Skills focused

Material interpolation, Generative design, Design realization, Shape optimization

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry AutomotiveIndustry Civil Industry Aerospace Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed

* (T=Theory,P=Practical,H=handsontraining/Aptitude/Projectwork/task‐orientedactivities)

Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

GENERATIVE DESIGN Theory + Practical 25 50 75

TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION



25 25 50

PROJECT Project work 25 75 100 Total 300

10

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ GENERATIVE DESIGN & TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZTION

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Design ‐ Generative design

Unit No Modules

I GENERATIVE DESIGN:

Introduction to Generative design - Benefits of generative design -Design exploration-Examine multiple design options and review tradeoffs in materials , performance, and manufacturing methods - Editable geometry - Integrated workflows-Multiple manufacturing methods- Additive – 3 or 5 axis milling – Application using Autodesk Fusion 360.


II

TOPOLOGY OPTIMIZATION : Introduction to Optimization - Introduction to structural

optimization - Material interpolation - Introduction to Topology Optimization -FE model-Load cases- Design Volume - Topology optimization - Design realization - FE analysis - Shape optimization


III


H25Hrs


11

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ CATIA V5.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design ‐ CATIA V5

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Aerospace Engineering Total number of hours and break up

100 Hrs. (T: 15 Hrs, P: 40 Hr., H: 45 Hrs.)



Skills focused

3D Modeling, Assembly, Surface designing, Generative shape design

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry Automotive Industry AerospaceIndustry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed

* T=Theory,P=Practical,H=handsontraining/Aptitude/Projectwork/task‐orientedactivities

Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

SOLID MODELING Theory + Practical 25 50 75

SURFACE DESIGNING Theory + Practical 25 50 75

DRAFTING Theory + Practical 25 25 50


25 25 50


12

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ CATIA V5.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Design ‐ CATIA V5.

Unit No Modules

I

SOLID MODELING: Introduction to CATIA V5-Sketcher-Profile-Operation-

Constraints-Part modeling-Sketch based features-Transformation features-Boolean operations-Assembly.


II

SURFACE DESIGNING: Wireframe & Surface design – Surfaces – Sweep - Multi section

surfaces - Trim operations - Generative shape design - Generative sheet metal design.


III

DRAFTING: Drafting-Visual Realism-Digital mockup Kinematics.

10 Hrs (T 5Hrs + P 5 Hrs)

IV


H25Hrs

V PROJECT: 15Hrs Total 100 Hrs

13

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ SOLIDWORKS.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design ‐ SOLIDWORKS NSQF level 8/9 Stream All Branches Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

3D Modeling, Assembly, Surface designing, Sheet metal design

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry AutomotiveIndustry Aerospace Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION Theory + Practical 25 25 50

PART MODELING & ASSEMBLY


SHEET METAL & SURFACE MODELING



25 25 50


14

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ SOLIDWORKS. Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Design ‐ SOLIDWORKS

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION: Introduction to Solidworks Graphical User Interface – Unit system – Sketcher - Sketch commands - Sketch entities - Sketch tools - Sketch settings – Blocks - Spline tools – Dimensions – Relations - Measure - 3D Sketching.

20Hrs (T5Hrs+ P15Hrs)

II

PART MODELING & ASSEMBLY: Part modeling - Extruded boss - Revolved boss - Sweep boss - Lofted boss - Extruded cut- Hole wizard - Revolve cut- Sweep cut-Lofted cut - Boundary cut – Fillet – Pattern – Rib – Draft – Shell - Introduction to Assembly - Bottom up approach - Top down approach - Inserting of components - Assembly constrains.


III

SHEET METAL & SURFACE MODELING: Sheet metal design – Sketching - Lofted bend - Jog feature - Forming tools - Swept flange – Pattern - Surface modeling – Extrude – Revolve – Sweep – Loft – Planar – Fillet – Offset - Fill-Extend – Trim – Untrim – Drafting - Simulation using SOLIDWORKS.

20Hrs (T 5 Hrs + P 15Hrs)

IV


H25Hrs


15

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ Geometric Dimension & Tolerancing

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design ‐ Geometric Dimension & Tolerancing

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Datum features,Geometric Tolerancing,Types of Tolerances

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO GD&T


GEOMETRIC TOLERANCING



25 25 50


16

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Design ‐ Geometric Dimension & Tolerancing

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Design ‐ Geometric Dimension & Tolerancing

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO GD&T:

Introduction toGeometric Dimension & Tolerancing -GD&T standards-Criteria for selecting Datum features-Feature control frame representation-Interpretation of drawings & dimensions


II

GEOMETRIC TOLERANCING: Types of Tolerances- Form- Profile- Orientaion- Location-

Runout- Maximum Material Condition (MMC) – Least Material Condition (LMC)- Regardless of Feature size (RFS)


III


H25Hrs


17

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Manufacturing-CNC MILLING & TURNING

Sector – QP ComputerAided Manufacturing- ComputerAided Manufacturing-CNC MILLING & TURNING

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Production Engineering,

Manufacturing Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

CNC lathe,Computer Aided Part programming , CNC Milling

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry AutomotiveIndustry Manufacturing Industry Production Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

CNC MACHINING Theory + Practical 25 50 75

CNC TURNING CENTRE



25 25 50


18

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Manufacturing-CNC MILLING & TURNING

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical

ComputerAided Manufacturing-CNC MILLING & TURNING

Unit No Modules

I

CNC TURNING CENTRE : Introduction & CNC Process Overview - Introduction to CNC lathe

- Co- ordinate system of CNC lathe - Preparatory functions (G codes) -Miscellanies functions (M codes) - Manual part programming (linear and circular) - Tool nose radius compensation - Rough cutting cycle and finishing cycle - Pattern repeating cycle - Drilling cycle -Grooving cycle - Tread cutting cycle - Tapping cycle - Boring cycle Computer Aided Part programming


II CNC MACHINING : Introduction & CNC Process Overview-Introduction to CNC machining

Centre - Co- ordinate system - Preparatory functions (G codes) - Miscellanies functions (M codes) - Manual part programming (linear and circular)-Cutter radius compensation - Tool length compensation - Canned cycle (drilling and boring) operations -Computer Aided Part programming - Selection of tools for CNC turning


III


H25Hrs

IV PROJECT : 15Hrs

Total

100 Hrs

19

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Manufacturing-3D PRINTING

Sector – QP Computer Aided Manufacturing ‐ 3D PRINTING

NSQF level 8/9 Stream All Branches Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Rapid Prototyping , 3D Modeling, Model slicing, 3D Printing

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry AutomotiveIndustry Medical Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

3D MODEL CREATION Theory + Practical 25 25 50

PART ORIENTATION & SLICING


3D-PRINTING Theory + Practical 25 25 50


25 25 50


20

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Manufacturing-3D PRINTING

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Manufacturing ‐ 3D PRINTING

Unit No Modules

I 3D MODEL CREATION:

Introduction to Rapid Prototyping / Additive Manufacturing-Solid model creation – Sketching – 3D Modeling- Assembly -Generative Design – Conversion of CAD model to STL format


II

PART ORIENTATION & SLICING: Slicing Software - Part orientation – surface finish - support generation - Model slicing and tool path generation – Material selection – Types of 3D Printing materials

20 Hrs (T10Hrs+ P 10Hrs)

III

3D-PRINTING: Model Printing on RP machine - Post processing - Application of Additive Manufacturing in Automobile, Medical, Aeronautical etc.

20 Hrs (T10Hrs+P10 Hrs)

IV


H25Hrs


21

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Manufacturing ‐ Bio Printing.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Manufacturing ‐ Bio Printing

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Medical Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Bio printing, Bio Printing materials, Model slicing

Course approved by


Placement areas

Medical Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO BIO PRINTING


PART ORIENTATION & SLICING


PRINTING MEDICAL MODELS



25 25 50


22

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Manufacturing ‐ Bio Printing.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Manufacturing ‐ Bio Printing

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO BIOPRINTING:

Introduction to Bio printing- 3D open source softwares -ConvertingfromDICOMfile / CT scans / MRI scanstoSTL format-Cleaningupandpreparingyour STL for 3D Printing- Bio Printing materials – Bio compactible material


23

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS.

Sector – QP ComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS. NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Aerospace Engineering,

Material science Engineering.

Total number of hours and break up

100 Hrs. (T: 20Hrs., P: 40 Hrs., H: 40 Hrs.)

II

PART ORIENTATION & SLICING: Slicing Software - Part orientation – surface finish - support

generation - Model slicing and tool path generation


III

PRINTING MEDICAL MODELS: Model Printing on RP machine - Medical models - Post

processing – Case studies – Medical applications


IV


H25Hrs


24



Skills focused

Modeling,Structural Analysis,Thermal Analysis, Steady state analysis, Transient Analysis

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry Automotive I ndustry Aerospace Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

ANSYS APDL Theory + Practical 25 50 75

ANSYS WORKBENCH Theory + Practical 25 50 75


25 25 50

PROJECT Project work 100 100 Total 300

A

25

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical ComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS.

Unit No Modules

I

ANSYS APDL: Introduction to FEA & ANSYS Graphical User Interface - Basics & general analysis procedure – Modeling - Creating 1D and 2D model - Select entities and Component manager - Structural Analysis: Static – Modal – Harmonic - Transient analysis - Thermal Analysis: Steady state thermal analysis.


II

ANSYS WORKBENCH: Introduction to FEA & ANSYS Graphical User Interface - Basics

& general analysis procedure – Modeling - Creating 1D-2D and 3D model - Engineering Data sheet – Meshing - Quad and Tetrahedron mesh – Volume mesh – Areas mesh - Line meshing- Free and mapped meshing – Mesh quality check - Structural Analysis – Static-Modal – Harmonic - Nonlinear & Transient analysis - Thermal Analysis - Steady state thermal and Transient thermal analysis.


III


H25Hrs


A

26

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-HyperMesh.

Sector – QP ComputerAided Engineering-HyperMesh.


100 Hrs. (T: 20 Hrs, P: 40 Hrs., H: 40 Hrs.)



Skills focused

Modeling, Meshing

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry Automotive Industry Aerospace Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

MODELING Theory + Practical 25 25 50

MESHING Theory + Practical 25 75 100


25 25 50


27

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-HyperMesh.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical ComputerAided Engineering-HyperMesh.

Unit No Modules

I

MODELING: Introduction to Graphical User Interface-Importing and

Exporting geometry – Node –Node edit- Line modeling- Surface modeling- Solid modeling- Geometry cleanup – Masking – Geometry edit.


II

MESHING: Organizing the model with collector - Extracting mid surfaces

and simplifying - Selecting the user Profiles - Project – Numbering-Normals - Interactive surface meshing – Case studies.


III


H25Hrs


28

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS FLUENT

Sector – QP ComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS FLUENT

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Aerospace Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Modeling, Internal and External fluid flows

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

MODELING Theory + Practical 25 25 50

2D ANALYSIS Theory + Practical 25 25 50

3D ANALYSIS Theory + Practical 25 25 50


25 25 50


29

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS FLUENT

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical

ComputerAided Engineering-ANSYS FLUENT.

Unit No Modules

I

MODELING Introduction to Graphical User Interface - Introduction to

2D and 3D modeling using Design modeler- Modeling of 2D and 3D components using Space claim- Importing of CAD models- Introduction to Engineering data library.


II

2D ANALYSIS: Introduction to fluid flow over a 2D object - Combined

fluid flows - Varying cross section flow - Heat transfer flow - Laminar and Turbulent flows - Contraction and Expansion flows - Compressible and Incompressible flow.


III

3D ANALYSIS: Introduction to fluid flow over a 3D object – Meshing -

Combined fluid flows - Varying cross section flow - Heat transfer flow - Laminar and Turbulent flows - Contraction and Expansion flows - Compressible and Incompressible flow – Case study’s.


IV


H25Hrs

V PROJECT: 15 Hrs

Total 100 Hrs

30

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Engineering ‐ ADAMS

Sector – QP Computer Aided Engineering ‐ ADAMS





Skills focused

Kinetics & Kinematics Simulations

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO MULTI BODY DYNAMICS


APPLICATION USING ADAMS



25 25 50


31

CertificateProgrammeinComputer Aided Engineering ‐ ADAMS.

COURSE CONTENTS

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical Computer Aided Engineering ‐ ADAMS

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO MULTI BODY DYNAMICS:

Introduction to Multi Body Dynamics – Solid bodies – Links –Joints – Motions - Forward dynamics - Inverse dynamics – Kinetics -Kinematics


II

APPLICATION USING ADAMS: Free fall of an object – Projectile motion - One Degree of

Freedom (DOF) Pendulum - Sliding friction simulation-Slider Crank mechanism - Cam and Follower simulation - Screw, constant velocity and coupler joints - Gears: simple, compound and epicyclic gears - Spring-Mass system - Vibration analysis - Four Bar mechanism


III


H25Hrs


32

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ABAQUS.

Sector – QP ComputerAided Engineering- ABAQUS. NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Aerospace Engineering,

Material science Engineering.


100 Hrs. (T: 20Hrs., P: 40 Hrs., H: 40 Hrs.)



Skills focused

Modeling, Nonlinear & Transient analysis

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry Automotive I ndustry Aerospace Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO FEA


APPLICATION USING ABAQUS



25 25 50

PROJECT Project work 100 100 Total 300

33

CertificateProgrammeinComputerAided Engineering-ABAQUS.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical ComputerAided Engineering-ABAQUS.

Unit No Modules

I

INTRODUCTION TO FEA: Introduction to FEA–1D Elements - 2D Element- 3D Element– Static and Dynamic Concept – Introduction to Non linearity – Material, Geometry & Contact Non linearity.


II

APPLICATION USING ABAQUS: Introduction to ABAQUS Graphical User Interface - Basics &

general analysis procedure – Modeling - Creating 1D-2D and 3D model - Engineering Data sheet – Meshing - Quad and Tetrahedron mesh – Volume mesh – Areas mesh - Line meshing- Free and mapped meshing – Mesh quality check - Structural Analysis – Static- Modal – Harmonic - Nonlinear & Transient analysis - Thermal Analysis - Steady state thermal and Transient thermal analysis.


III


H25Hrs


34

CertificateProgrammeinINDUSTRY 4.0.

Sector – QP INDUSTRY 4.0

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Digitalisation, Smart Manufacturing, Internet of Things, Robotic Automation

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRY 4.0


ROAD TO INDUSTRY 4.0 Theory + Practical 25 25 50

TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENABLING INDUSTRY 4.0



25 25 50


35

CertificateProgrammeinINDUSTRY 4.0.

Course Content

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical INDUSTRY 4.0

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO INDUSTRY 4.0

The Various Industrial Revolutions - Digitalisation and the Networked Economy - Drivers, Enablers, Compelling Forces and Challenges for Industry 4.0 - The Journey so far: Developments in USA, Europe, China and other countries - Comparison of Industry 4.0 Factory and Today's Factory - Trends of Industrial Big Data and Predictive Analytics for Smart Business Transformation


II

Road to Industry 4.0 Internet of Things (IoT) & Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) &

Internet of Services - Smart Manufacturing - Smart Devices and Products - Smart Logistics - Smart Cities - Predictive Analytics

20 Hrs (T15Hrs+ P5 Hrs)

III

TECHNOLOGIES FOR ENABLING INDUSTRY 4.0 Cyberphysical Systems - Robotic Automation and Collaborative

Robots - Support System for Industry 4.0 - Mobile Computing - Related Disciplines - Cyber Security - 4 Cloud Computing Basics - Cloud Computing and Industry 4.0 - Case Studies


IV


H25Hrs


36

CertificateProgrammeinINTERNET OF THINGS TECHNOLOGY.

Sector – QP INTERNET OF THINGS

NSQF level 8/9 Stream All Branches Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

IOT Enabling Technologies, IOT Architecture, IOT Protocols, IOT Algorithm

Course approved by


Placement areas

MechanicalIndustry Information technology Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO IOT


IOT ARCHITECTURE


BUILDING IOT WITH RASPBERRY PI & ARDUINO



25 25 50


37

CertificateProgrammeinINTERNET OF THINGS TECHNOLOGY.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical INTERNET OF THINGS

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO IOT :

Internet of Things - Physical Design- Logical Design- IOT Enabling Technologies - IOT Levels & Deployment Templates - Domain Specific IOTs - IOT and M2M - IOT System Management with NETCONF-YANG- IOT Platforms Design Methodology


II

IOT ARCHITECTURE : M2M high-level ETSI architecture - IETF architecture for IOT -

OGC architecture - IOT referencemodel - Domain model - information model - functional model - communication model – IOT reference architecture- IOT PROTOCOLS - Protocol Standardization for IOT – Efforts – M2M and WSN Protocols – SCADA and RFID Protocols – Unified Data Standards – Protocols – IEEE 802.15.4 – BACNet Protocol – Modbus– Zigbee Architecture – Network layer – 6LowPAN - CoAP - Security


III

BUILDING IOT WITH RASPBERRY PI & ARDUINO : Building IOT with RASPERRY PI- IOT Systems - Logical Design

using Python – IOT Physical Devices & Endpoints - IOT Device -Building blocks -Raspberry Pi -Board - Linux on Raspberry Pi - Raspberry Pi Interfaces -Programming Raspberry Pi with Python - Other IOT Platforms – Arduino - Case studies - Real world design constraints - Applications - Asset management, Industrial automation, smart grid, Commercial building automation, Smart cities - participatory sensing - Data Analytics for IOT – Software & Management Tools for IOT Cloud Storage Models & Communication APIs – Cloud for IOT - Amazon Web Services for IOT.

20 Hrs (T15 Hrs+ P5Hrs)

IV


H25Hrs


38

CertificateProgrammeinELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES.

Sector – QP ELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES

NSQF level 8/9 Stream Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering, Electrical & Electronics

Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Vehicle mechanics, Dynamics of vehicle motion, Transmission configuration, Electric components used in hybrid and electric vehicles

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES


HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE-TRAINS


ELECTRIC PROPULSION & STORAGE



25 25 50


39

CertificateProgrammeinELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical ELECTRIC AND HYBRID VEHICLES

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO HYBRID ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Introduction –History of hybrid and electric vehicles - social and environmental importance of hybrid and electric vehicles- Components - vehicle mechanics – Roadway fundamentals - vehicle kinetics - Dynamics of vehicle motion


II

HYBRID ELECTRIC DRIVE-TRAINS Transmission configuration - Components – gears, differential,

clutch, brakes regenerative braking - motor sizing -Types – series, parallel and series, parallel configuration – Design – Drive train, sizing of components.


III

ELECTRIC PROPULSION & STORAGE Introduction to electric components used in hybrid and

electric vehicles - Motor and Engine rating – Requirements - DC machines - Three phase A/c machines - Induction machines - permanent magnet machines - switched reluctance machines-Basics – Types, Parameters – Capacity, Discharge rate, State of charge, state of Discharge, Depth of Discharge, Technical characteristics, Battery pack Design, Properties of Batteries.


IV


H25Hrs


40

CertificateProgrammeinBLOCKCHAIN.

Sector – QP BLOCKCHAIN NSQF level 8/9 Stream Computer Science Engineering, Information Technology Engineering.





Skills focused

Distributed Ledger Technology, Components of blockchain, Crypto currency, Hyper ledger

Course approved by


Placement areas

Information Technology Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO BLOCKCHAIN


INTRODUCTION TO BITCOIN


INTRODUCTION TO HYPERLEDGER FABRIC



25 25 50


41

CertificateProgrammeinBLOCKCHAIN.

Course ContentS

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical BLOCKCHAIN

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO BLOCKCHAIN

Digital Trust – Asset – Transactions - Distributed Ledger Technology - Types of network - Components of blockchain or DLT- Ledger - PKI and Cryptography – Consensus – Security – Crypto currency - Digital Token - How Blockchain Works - Structure of Blockchain – Block – Hash – Blockchain – Distributed - Lifecycle of Blockchain


II

INTRODUCTION TO BITCOIN Currency - Double Spending – Crypto currency - P2P Payment

Gateway – Wallet – Mining -Ethereum network – EVM - Transaction fee – Mist - Ether, gas - Solidity - Smart contracts- Truffle - Web3 -Design and issue Crypto currency – Mining – Dapps - .


III

INTRODUCTION TO HYPERLEDGER FABRIC Introduction to Hyper ledger - Getting started with fabric

model – Chain code - Architecture of Hyper ledger Fabric – Bootstrapping - Introduction to Hyper ledger Explorer - Introduction to Hyper ledger Composer - Hyper ledger Composer Playground


IV


H25Hrs


42

CertificateProgrammeinARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING.

Sector – QP ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING NSQF level 8/9 Stream Computer Science Engineering, Information Technology Engineering.


100 Hrs. (T: 45 Hrs, P: 15 Hrs, H: 40 Hrs.)



Skills focused

Artificial Intelligence, Machine LearningTechniques, Principles of Big Data

Course approved by


Placement areas

Information Technology Industry Entrepreneur /Self‐employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

INTRODUCTION TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING


FOUNDATIONS FOR MACHINE LEARNING


FOUNDATIONS FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE



25 25 50


43

CertificateProgrammeinARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory/ Practical ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING

Unit No Modules

I INTRODUCTION TO ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE & MACHINE LEARNING

Introduction to Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning- Statistical Analysis - Data Acquisition - Data Pre-processing and Preparation - Data Quality and Transformation - Principles of Big Data - Data Visualization.

20 Hrs (T15Hrs+ P5 Hrs)

II

FOUNDATIONS FOR MACHINE LEARNING Machine Learning Techniques overview - Validation

Techniques – Clustering - Classification Naïve Bayes Classifier - Association Rule mining.

20 Hrs (T15 Hrs+ P5 Hrs)

III

FOUNDATIONS FOR ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Artificial Intelligence -Application areas - AI Basics -

Convolution Neural Networks - Recurrent Neural Networks - Deep Learning - Case Study.

20 Hrs (T15 Hrs+ P5Hrs)

IV


H25Hrs


44

Details of Skill

Development Programme offered by

Siemens Centre of Excellence (SCoE)

45

Department of Higher Education Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan

(RUSA) State Project Directorate DOTE Campus, Guindy, Chennai

Government of Tamilnadu.

Skill Development Camp in Government Colleges under RUSA Entrepreneur Hubs

COURSE CONTENT

SIEMENS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE, SCOE, MIT CAMPUS, ANNA

UNIVERSITY, CHROMEPET,

CHENNAI – 600044, TAMILNADU

46

Department of Higher Education Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan (RUSA)

State Project Directorate DOTE Campus, Guindy, Chennai

Government of Tamilnadu.

SIEMENS CENTRE OF EXCELLENCE, SCOE, MIT CAMPUS, ANNA UNIVERSITY,

CHROMEPET, CHENNAI – 600044, TAMILNADU

Skill Development Camp in Government Colleges under RUSA Entrepreneur

Hubs

Table of Contents:

S.No Stream Sector Name of the Skill Programme Page No

1. Mechanical Computer Aided Design

Computer Aided Product Design & Employability Enhancement. 3-4

2. Mechanical Computer Aided Engineering

Computer Aided Product Engineering& Employability Enhancement. 5-6

3. Mechanical Computer Aided Engineering

Numerical Testing and Optimization of Vibration in Engineering Applications & Employability Enhancement.

7-8

4. Mechanical Computer Aided Manufacturing

Computer Aided Turning & Employability Enhancement. 9-10

5. Mechanical

Computer Aided Manufacturing

Computer Aided Milling & Employability Enhancement. 11-12

6. Mechanical Automobile Engineering

Automotive Body Repair, Painting and Overhauling of Chassis System & Employability Enhancement.

13-14

7. Electrical Motors and Switch Gear

Induction Motors, Low Voltage Switch Gears & Employability Enhancement. 15-17

8. Electrical Automation Fundamentals of PLC, Advancement in Industrial Automation & Employability Enhancement.

18-20

9. Electrical, Mechanical

Motors and Vertical Transportation

Basics of Induction Motors and Lift Installation and Maintenance&Employability Enhancement.

21-22

10. Information Technology Computer Science Basics of Industrial Robotics, IoT, Cloud

Computing & Employability Enhancement. 23-25

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Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Product Design & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Design - Computer Aided Product Design & Employability Enhancement.

NSQF level 10 Stream Mechanical Engineering Total number of hours and break up

100 Hrs. (T: 32Hrs., P: 32Hrs., H: 36Hrs.) *



Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas

Mechanical industry Automotive industry Entrepreneur / Self-employed

* T = Theory, P=Practical, H=hands on training / Aptitude / Project work / task-oriented activities

Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Essentials for NX Designers


Synchronous Modelling and Parametric Design


Soft skills Aptitude + task-oriented activities

25 25 50


48

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Product Design & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title Theory / Practical

Computer Aided Product Design& Employability Enhancement. Unit No Modules T (Hrs.)

I

Essentials for Designers: Introduction to cad - Opening and closing parts and activity - User interface and working with interface and activity - Impact of datum coordinate systems - Sketching methods - Sketching constraints and activity - Sketch curve functions and activities - Sketching Exercises - Sweeping geometry and activity - Concept of layers - Creating expressions for dimensions and activity - Creating datum geometry (planes) and activity - Examining structure of model - Editing and manipulating sketches - Trimming a solid body - Swept features offset and draft - Creating and editing holes and activity - Manipulating shell features and activity - Creating pattern and mirrors in bodies - Blending and chamfering - Measuring Techniques and Synchronous modelling - Loading assemblies - Working with assemblies - Simple drawings.

40 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)

II

Synchronous Modelling and Parametric Design: Documenting design intent - Editing parametric models - Associative curve operations - Emboss geometry - Blending techniques – Inter-part references - Capturing part shape variations when assembled - Design optimization - Introduction to Synchronous Modelling and Modify Face - Detail Feature, Delete Face, Reuse commands - Synchronous Modelling relationships, Dimension commands - Adaptive Shell, Edit Cross Section and Edit Section, Optimize Face.

24 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)

III Soft skills: Communication skill – Resume building skill – Group discussion skill – Interview skill.

H 16 Hrs

Project: H 20 Hrs Total 100 Hrs

49

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Product Engineering & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Engineering - Computer Aided Product Engineering & Employability Enhancement.





Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Essentials for NX Designers


Motion Simulation Theory + Practical 25 25 50 Soft skills Aptitude + task-

oriented activities 25 25 50


50

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Product Engineering & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code


Computer Aided Product Engineering & Employability Enhancement.

Unit No Modules T (Hrs.)

I

Essentials for Designers: Introduction to cad - Opening and closing parts and activity - User interface and working with interface and activity - Impact of datum coordinate systems - Sketching methods - Sketching constraints and activity - Sketch curve functions and activities - Sketching Exercises - Sweeping geometry and activity - Concept of layers - Creating expressions for dimensions and activity - Creating datum geometry (planes) and activity - Examining structure of model - Editing and manipulating sketches - Trimming a solid body - Swept features offset and draft - Creating and editing holes and activity - Manipulating shell features and activity - Creating pattern and mirrors in bodies - Blending and chamfering - Measuring Techniques and Synchronous modelling - Loading assemblies - Working with assemblies - Simple drawings.

40 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)

II

Motion Simulation: Introduction to motion simulation – Workflow – Links – Joints - Specialised couplers and constraints - Motion drivers - Working with results - Working with assemblies - Springs and dampers - Forces and torque - Markers, smart points and sensors – 2D contact – 3D contact - Joint friction – Bushings - Load transfer - Flexible body analysis - PMDC electric motors.

24 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


51

Certificate Programme in Numerical Testing and Optimization of Vibration in Engineering Applications & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Engineering - Numerical Testing and Optimization of Vibration in Engineering Applications & Employability Enhancement.





Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

LMS Test Lab - Vibration Testing Analysis


LMS TestLab-Modal Testing and Analysis



25 25 50


52

Certificate Programme in Numerical Testing and Optimization of Vibration in Engineering Applications & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code


Numerical Testing and Optimization of Vibration in Engineering Applications & Employability Enhancement.

Unit No Modules T (Hrs.)

I

LMS Test lab - Vibration Testing Analysis: Introduction to Signature Testing - Typical measurement setup – Instrumentation - Digital Signal Processing – Measurement - Signature Throughput Processing – Reporting - Torsional Vibration - Measuring Torsional Vibrations.

32 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)

II

LMS Test Lab-Modal Testing and Analysis: Introduction - Structural Testing - Impact acquisition - Spectral acquisition - Modal Analysis – Multi Run Modal Analysis - Operational Modal Analysis - Operational Deflection Shapes - Modification Prediction - Rigid Body Modes -Documentation of Project.

32 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


53

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Turning& Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Manufacturing - Computer Aided Turning& Employability Enhancement.





Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

TURNING -Numerical control programming


CNC TURNING- Operation and Machining



25 25 50


54

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Turning & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code


Computer Aided Turning & Employability Enhancement. Unit No Modules T (Hrs.)

I

TURNING -Numerical control programming: Manufacturing History & types - Introduction to Conventional Lathe - Elements of CNC TURNING Machine - ISO Machine Tool Definition - Axis Nomenclature - Controller Pattern - Key Function - Create a Program - Create Tools - Part programming structure - G codes - M codes - Different letters in CNC programming - Tool Selection - Manual Programming - Stock Removal - Step Turning – Grooving - Cutting off – Boring – Threading – Contouring - Sub Program.

32 Hrs (T 16 Hrs + P 16 Hrs)

II

CNC TURNING- Operation and Machining: Machine Structure - Elements Of Turning Machine - Controller Pattern - Key Function - Create a Program - Create Tools - Reference Mode - Jog Mode - Handwheel Mode - MDA Mode - Auto Mode - Single Block Mode – Rapid Types of cutting Tools - Key Code for Cutting Tools - Cutting Tool Material - Tool Parameters – Facing – Turning - Taper turning – Drilling – Boring - Profile Turning – Grooving – Threading – Knurling - Facing Programming - Step Turning Programming - Chamfer Programming - Radius Programming - Sub Programming - X Axis Offset - Z Axis Offset - Machining Operation – Inspection - Wear Offset - Insert Change Process – Facing – Turning - Taper turning – Drilling – Boring - Profile Turning – Threading - Types of Maintenance - Safety Check On CNC Machine - General Safety On CNC Machine.

32 Hrs (T 16 Hrs + P 16 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


55

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Milling & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Aided Manufacturing - Computer Aided Milling & Employability Enhancement.





Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas



Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

MILLING -Numerical control programming


CNC MILLING- Operation and Machining



25 25 50


56

Certificate Programme in Computer Aided Milling& Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code


Computer Aided Milling& Employability Enhancement. Unit No Modules

I

MILLING -Numerical control programming: Manufacturing History & types - Introduction To Conventional Lathe - Elements Of CNC MILLING Machine - ISO Machine Tool Definition - Axis Nomenclature - Controller Pattern - Key Function - Create a Program - Create Tools - Part programming structure - G codes - M codes - Different letters in CNC programming - Tool Selection - Manual Programming - Face Milling - Contour Milling - Rectangular Spigot - Circular Spigot - Rectangular Pocket - Circular Pocket - Elongated Hole - Circumferential Slot - Thread Milling -Sub Program.

32 Hrs (T 16 Hrs + P 16 Hrs)

II

CNC MILLING- Operation and Machining: Machine Structure - Elements OF Milling Machine - Controller Pattern - Key Function - Create a Program - Create Tools - Reference Mode - Jog Mode - Handwheel Mode - MDA Mode - Auto Mode - Single Block Mode – Rapid Types of cutting Tools - Key Code for Cutting Tools - Cutting Tool Material - Tool Parameters - Face Milling - End Milling - Cavity Milling - Slot Milling - Thread Milling - Cutting Off - Plunge Milling – Drilling – Reaming - Facing Programming - Profile Programming – Drilling Programming - Tapping Programming - Sub Programming - X Axis Offset - Y Axis Offset - Z Axis Offset - Machining Operation – Inspection - Wear Offset - Insert Change Process - Face Milling – Drilling Cycles - Multi Position Drilling - Pocket Milling - Spigot Milling - Slot Milling - Contour Cycles - Types of Maintenance - Safety Check On CNC Machine - General Safety On CNC Machine.

32 Hrs (T 16 Hrs + P 16 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


57

Certificate Programme in Automotive Body Repair, Painting and Overhauling of Chassis System & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Automobile Engineering - Automotive Body Repair, Painting and Overhauling of Chassis System & Employability Enhancement.





Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas

Automotive industry Entrepreneur / Self-employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Auto Body Repair, Denting and Painting.


Repair and Overhauling of Chassis System (Passenger Cars).



25 25 50


58

Certificate Programme in Automotive Body Repair, Painting and Overhauling of Chassis System & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code


Automotive Body Repair, Painting and Overhauling of Chassis System & Employability Enhancement.

Unit No Modules

I

Auto Body Repair, Denting and Painting: Introduction: Measuring Instruments – Tools – Equipment - Personal Protective Equipment. Automotive Body Components: Classification of Vehicle Body - Damage Identification - Repairing Body Components: Introduction - Dent Removing - Paint Stripping - Carbon Shrinking - Feather Edging – De-greasing. Applying Body Filler: Introduction - Importance of Body Filler - Mixing Process Body Filler and Hardener – Sanding: Introduction - Type of Sanding - Grit Paper types and finishes - Applying Guide Coat. Applying Primer: Introduction - Importance of Primer - Mixing Primer - Process of spraying Primer - Sanding Primer - Applying Guide Coat. Applying Paint: Introduction - Categories of Base Coat Paint Mixing according to the category - Applying Base Coat - Paint Mixing - Clear Coat - Applying Clear Coat - Polishing and Buffing.

34 Hrs (T 17 Hrs + P 17 Hrs)

II

Repair and Overhauling of Chassis System (Passenger Cars): Introduction: Measuring Instruments – Tools – Equipment - Personal Protective Equipment -Vehicle Safety Accessories. Automotive Body Construction: Introduction - Automotive Body Construction. Chassis Cutting Equipment: Air Saw - Plasma Cutter - Pneumatic Chisel - Spot weld Drill - Belt Sander. Type of Welding: MIG Welding - MAG Welding - Spot Welding. Chassis Repair Process: Removing Parts to Access Centre Pillar - Measuring Damaged Area of Chassis - Chassis Cutting - Installation of Centre Pillar SOP – Welding – Grinding - Body Panel Gap - Refitting Parts to Access Centre Pillar. Windshield Glass Replacement: Removal of Parts to Remove Windshield Glass SOP - Removal Process of Windshield Glass - Installation Process of Windshield Glass -Cleaning and Measuring Process - Installation Process of Windshield Glass -Water Leakage Test - Fitting Parts after Replacing Windshield Glass SOP.

30 Hrs (T 15 Hrs + P 15 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


59

Certificate Programme in Basics of Induction Motors, Low Voltage Switch Gears& Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Motors and Switch Gear –Basics of Induction Motors and Low Voltage Switch Gears & Employability Enhancement.

NSQF level 10 Stream Electrical Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas

Power plants, Sugar plants, cement plants Electrical based Core Industries Entrepreneur/Self-Employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Basics of Induction Motor and its Characteristics


Design of Electrical Systems using LVSG



25 25 50


60

Certificate Programme in Basics of Induction Motors, Low Voltage Switch Gears& Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title

Basics of Induction Motors, Low Voltage Switch Gears& Employability Enhancement.

Unit No Modules Theory / Practical

I

Basics of Induction Motor and its Characteristics Basic Concepts-Different types of Motor-Parts of Induction Motor-Construction details-Motor terminology-Concept of frame size-Mounting Instructions-Insulation Class & Temperature rise inside the Motor-Effect of 3-Phase Current passing through a Stator- Concept of Rotating Magnetic Field-Effect of RMF on closed conductor- Speed of rotation of Rotor-Concept of Slip-Energy transfer in Motor- 3-Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor-Advantages of Energy Efficient Motor-Motor Control-Starter-Product Spectrum-Siemens Motor-Induction Motor Characteristics and Malfunction- Speed Torque Characteristics-Failure of Electric Motor-Causes-Action- Motor maintenance- Procedures-Causes of Errors- Standards and Name Plate- Duty class of Induction Motor-National & International Standards of IM-Name Plate Reading- Simocode- Introduction-Components-Functions-Configuration-Cost Comparison. Simocode -Hands on Practices on Different Applications.

24 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)

II

Design of Electrical Systems using LVSG Contactor and Relays-Introduction of contactor-Contactor characteristics-Design-Types of contactor-Applications of contactor-Maintenance of contactor-Siemens series contactors and Range-Concepts, features-Benefits of sirus series contactors-MLFB structure of sirus series contactors-Overload Relay- Relay characteristics and Design- Relay types of overload relay-maintenance of overload relay-Siemens series overload relays and its range-concepts, features and benefits of sirus series overload relays-General Purpose relays-Characteristics, Types, Requirements and Applications Circuit Breakers and Soft Starters-Motor Protection Circuit Breaker-Concept of MPCB-Characteristics and Design-Types, Applications, Requirements of MPCB-Siemens Series MPCB and its Range- concepts, features and benefits of Siemens MPCB-Miniature Circuit

40 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)

61

Breaker-Concepts and Characteristics of MCB-Types, Applications, Requirements of MCB-Siemens series MCB and its range-Concepts, features and benefits of siemens MCB, MLFB Structure of siemens MCB-Residual Current Circuit Breaker- Concept, Characteristics and Design of RCCB-Types, Applications, Requirements of RCCB-Siemens Series RCCB and its Range- concepts, features and benefits of Siemens RCCB-Soft Starter-Concepts and Characteristics of soft starter-Types, Applications, Requirements of soft starter-Siemens series starter and its range-Concepts, features and benefits of siemens starter Fuse and Pac Meter-Concepts and Characteristics of Fuse-Types, Applications, Requirements of Fuse-Siemens series Fuse and its range-Concepts, features and benefits of Siemens Fuse-PAC Meter- Concepts and Characteristics of PAC Meter -Types, Applications, Requirements of PAC Meter -Siemens series Fuse PAC Meter and its range-Concepts, features and benefits of Siemens PAC Meter


H 16 Hrs


62

Certificate Programme in Fundamentals of PLC, Advancement in Industrial Automation & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Automation - Fundamentals of PLC, Advancement in Industrial Automation & Employability Enhancement.

NSQF level 10 Stream Electrical Engineering. Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas

Power plants, Sugar plants, cement plants Electrical based Core Industries Automation Industries Entrepreneur/Self-Employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Basic Principles of PLC Systems, Functions, and Programming


Advancement in Industrial Automation



25 25 50


63

Certificate Programme in Fundamentals of PLC, Advancement in Industrial Automation & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title

Fundamentals of PLC, Advancement in Industrial Automation& Employability Enhancement.


I

Basic Principles of PLC Systems: Automation Overview, system overview: Types of Automation, Advantages and Disadvantages of Automation, Control Strategies, Types of Control, Components of Automation, PLC Introduction, Difference between PLC and PC, Advantages and Disadvantages of PLC, SIMATIC S7 Overview, Positioning of the Modular S7 Controllers, SIMATIC S7-1200: The Modular Mini-PLC, SIMATIC S7-1500: Modular Controller for the Mid to Upper, Performance Range, SIMATIC S7-1200/1500: Technology Functions, SIMATIC S7-1200/1500: Memory Card(s), Distributed I/O Systems,-Digital Fundamentals: Bit Byte Word Concepts, Different Logic gates Engineering Software TIA Portal: TIA Portal - Central Engineering Framework, STEP 7 Range of Products, WinCC Range of Products, Start drive Range of Products and Licensing, Operating Systems for PC/PGs, Parallel Installation Side-by-Side, TIA Portal: Portal View and Project View, Libraries, Help Functions-Devices & Networks:Creating a Hardware Station ,Downloading the Actual Configuration into the Project, Inserting an Unspecified CPU Compiling the Hardware Configuration and Downloading it into the CPU-PLC Tags: Global and Local Tags -- HMI Access to PLC Tags. Program Blocks and Program Editor System Description: The Conveyor Model as Transport Conveyor-Types of Program Blocks-Structured Programming-Block Properties: Programming Language, Time Stamps- IEC Check-- Know-how Protection-Other Block Attributes, Editor Settings, Networks-Block Programming-Closing / Saving / Rejecting a Block-Block Calls-Compiling a Block-Downloading Blocks into the CPU-"Upload" Blocks "from Device" -Binary Operations- Binary Logic Operations: Digital Operations: Acquiring, Processing and Outputting Data - Data Type- Display Formats-Counters: CTU, CTD, CTUD-Counter / Timer Instance Data Blocks-Counter Function: Pulse Diagram-Basic Mathematical Functions: Addition- Comparison Operations-Value Assignment of a Variable-Digital Logic Operations-Comparator Operations:Data Blocks and their Usage-Functions and Function Blocks : Management of the Local Data Stack-The Use of Local, Temporary Variables-Parameter-

50 Hrs (T 25 Hrs + P 25 Hrs)

64

assignable Blocks:-Organization Blocks-Types of Program Blocks- Hands on Practices-Connecting an HMI Device-Configuration and Troubleshooting of PLC systems.

II

Advancement in Industrial Automation: Other Programming Types of PLC: Instruction List-Structured Text-Sequential Function Chart. Safety PLC-Process Control Station. SCADA-Familiarization of SCADA-Supervised control and Data Acquisition. DCS-Architecture-Industrial Standard Bus-Operator Station-Engineering Station-Remote Terminal Unit.

14 Hrs (T 7 Hrs + P 7 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


65

Certificate Programme in Basics of Induction Motors and Lift Installation and Maintenance & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Motors and Vertical Transportation - Basics of Induction Motors and Lift Installation and Maintenance & Employability Enhancement.

NSQF level 10 Stream Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused

Course approved by


Placement areas

Electrical Industry Mechanical Industry


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Basics of Induction Motors.


Lift Installation & Maintenance



25 25 50


66

Certificate Programme in Basics of Induction Motors and Lift Installation and Maintenance & Employability Enhancement.

Course Contents

Course Code

Course Title

Basics of Induction Motors and Lift Installation and Maintenance & Employability Enhancement.


I

Basics of Induction Motors: Basic Concepts-Different types of Motor-Parts of Induction Motor-Construction details-Motor terminology-Concept of frame size-Mounting Instructions-Insulation Class & Temperature rise inside the Motor-Effect of 3-Phase Current passing through a Stator- Concept of Rotating Magnetic Field-Effect of RMF on closed conductor- Speed of rotation of Rotor-Concept of Slip-Energy transfer in Motor- 3-Phase Squirrel Cage Induction Motor-Advantages of Energy Efficient Motor-Motor Control-Starter-Product Spectrum-Siemens Motor-Induction Motor Characteristics and Malfunction- Speed Torque Characteristics-Failure of Electric Motor-Causes-Action- Motor maintenance- Procedures-Causes of Errors- Standards and Name Plate- Duty class of Induction Motor-National & International Standards of IM-Name Plate Reading- Simocode- Introduction-Components-Functions-Configuration-Cost Comparison. Simocode -Hands on Practices on Different Applications.

24 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)

II

Lift Installation & Maintenance: Elevator Safety: Safety Precautions - Safe Access to The Elevator Shaft – PPE. Measuring Instruments: Open End Spanner - Screw Driver - Double Face Hammer - Rotary Hammer - Electric Drill - Ratchet Set - Spirit Level - Guide Rail Alignment Gauge - Wire Stripper. Introduction to Elevator: Introduction to Elevator and Uses - Types of Elevator – Components: Machine Room - Car Assembly – Pit - Working of Elevator - Types of Roping. Preventive Maintenance: Door Misalignment - Abnormal Running of Car - Machine Room – Pit.

40 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)


H 16 Hrs


67

Certificate Programme in Basics of Industrial Robotics, IoT, Cloud Computing & Employability Enhancement.

Sector – QP Computer Science- Certificate Programme in Basics of Industrial Robotics, IoT, Cloud Computing & Employability Enhancement.

NSQF level 10 Stream Information Technology Total number of hours and break up




Skills focused Course approved by


Placement areas Mechanical industries Automation Industries Data storage and Processing industries IT Industries Entrepreneur/Self-Employed


Course Outline

Course Code


External Marks

Total

Principles of Industrial Robotics.


Fundamentals of IoT, Cloud Computing.



25 25 50


68

Certificate Programme in Basics of Industrial Robotics, IoT, Cloud Computing & Employability Enhancement

Course Contents

Course Code


Basics of Industrial Robotics, IoT, Cloud Computing & Employability Enhancement

Unit No Modules

I

Principles of Industrial Robotics:

Introduction of Robots- Technical Features in Industrial Robot-Introduction of KUKA Robots- KUKA Robot Range- KUKA Robot Application- KUKA Robot Components -1- KUKA Manipulator- KUKA Controllers- KUKA Robot Components -2- KUKA KRC4 Controller - System Panel- KUKA SmartPAD- Robot Safety- Robot Cell Demo- KUKA – Material Handling Cell Demo- KUKA – MIG Welding Cell Demo- KUKA – Spot Welding Cell Demo- Robot Installation Phases- Mechanical- Electrical- Programming- Robot Coordinate Systems- Robroot- World-Tool-Base- KUKA SmartPAD- KUKA SmartPAD Introduction- Start KUKA SmartPAD- Robot Mastering- Robot Mastering Data- Programming Phases- Start-up Mode- Robot Load- Robot Load Data- Load Data- Getting Load Data- Robot Jogging- Jogging - Cartesian Coordinate- Jogging - Axis-Specific- Jog Options Window- Robot Tool & Base Calibration- Tool Calibration- Base Calibration- Kuka Simpro- KUKA Sim Pro Introduction- Start KUKA Sim Pro- KUKA Sim Pro Interface- Mouse Controls- Sim Pro Layout- KRL Programming- KRL Programming Syntax- KUKA Program- Subprogram sequence- Program Modules- SRC files and DAT files- PTP Motion- LIN - Motion- CIRC - Motion

40 Hrs (T 20 Hrs + P 20 Hrs)

II

Fundamentals of IoT, Cloud Computing: IoT Introduction- Enabling technologies -IoT levels-Domain specific IoTs - IoT vs M2M. IoT Design Methodology -IoT systems management - Specifications - Integration and Application Development. IoT Components -Sensors and activators - Communication modules - Zigbee-RFID-Wi-Fi-Power sources. Building IoT With Hardware Platforms - Arduino/Intel Galileo/Raspberry Pi- Physical device - Interfaces - Programming -

24 Hrs (T 12 Hrs + P 12 Hrs)

69

APIs/Packages - Web services. Introduction to Cloud Computing – Evolution of Cloud Computing –Underlying Principles of Parallel and Distributed Computing .Virtualization-Basics of Virtualization – Types of Virtualization – Implementation Levels of Virtualization –Virtualization Structures – Tools and Mechanisms .Cloud Enabling Technologies and Infrastructure-Service Oriented Architecture -Architecture – laaS – PaaS – SaaS – Public, Private and Hybrid Clouds – Cloud Storage –Design Challenges in Cloud – Peer-to-Peer Architecture. Resource Management and Security in Cloud-Inter Cloud Resource Management Security Overview – Cloud Security Challenges – Software-asa-Service Security-Virtual Machine Security. Programming Models and Case Studies - Parallel and Distributed programming Paradigms – MapReduce – Hadoop – Mapping Applications– Google App Engine – Amazon AWS – Cloud Software Environments –Eucalyptus – OpenNebula – Open Stack.Various Real time applications of IoT-Connecting IoT to cloud-Cloud storage for IoT-Data Analytics for IoT- Software & Management Tools for IoT.


H 16 Hrs

Project Work: H 20 Hrs Total 100 Hrs

Documents

Career Guidance - Programme on... · Theory + Practical 25 25 50 REVERSE ENGINEERING Theory + Practical 25 25 50 Product Development Theory + Practical 25 25 50 SOFT SKILLS Aptitude+task‐o