Approved by All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE)
Recognized by the Govt. of India and
Directorate of Technical Education, Karnataka
3 years Diploma Programme
Admission Eligibility
Pass in SSLC / 10th / ’O’ Level from any recognised Board or Council an aggregate of 35% in Maths and Science.
Academic Focus
Mechatronics is synergistic integration of mechanical engineering, electronics and intelligent computer control in design and manufacture of products and processes.
Mechatronics studies synergistic fusion of precise Mechatronical Units, Electronics, & Electro-Technical and Computer Components for the purpose of designing and manufacturing qualitatively new Modules, Systems, Machines and complexes of Machines with intellectual control of their functional movements.
- Applied Mathematics
- Applied Science
- Basics of Electrical & Electronic Engg.
- Manufacturing Technology
- English Communication
- Analog Electronics
- C Programming
- Applied Science Lab
- Basics of Electrical & Electronic Engg. Lab
- Basic Computer Skills Lab
- Analog Electronics Lab
- C Programming Lab
- Machine Shop Lab
- Applied Mechanics & Machines
- Fluid Power Engg. - I
- Industrial Electronics
- Measurement Systems
- Mechanic & Study of Machines
- Microprocessor & Applications
- Fluid Power Engg. - II
- Industrial Electronics Lab
- Measurement Systems Lab
- Microprocessor & Applications Lab
- Fluid Power Engg. Lab - I
- Computer Application Lab
- Logic Circuit & Design
- Control Systems
- Embedded Systems
- CNC
- Robotic Engg.
- Inter Personal Skills & Management
- Logic Circuit & Design Lab
- Control Systems Lab
- Embedded Systems Lab
- Servicing Lab
- Industrial Visit
- Project Work
Elective
- Robotic Engineering
Career Scope
The Diploma qualification provides a good grounding for students who wish to continue further studies or employment where the skills, knowledge and understanding of planning, designing, construction & manufacturing are useful. The programme will develop the student’s understanding for a full range of careers within the manufacturing and maintenance industry as members of a flexible, competitive, multi-skilled workforce.
As a matter of fact, today’s technology driven industries are forcibly looking at diploma students to fill up a lot of vacancies in their organisations when higher engineering skills may not be immediately required.
