SRM University School of Mechanical Engineering

M.Tech.(CAD) Mechanical Engineering-Part-time

!!"-!# on$ar%s Semester & ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PMA509 Applied Mathematics For Mechanical Engineers PME501 Computer Graphics PME503 Computer applications in Design PME509 Computer aided Design a!orator"#$ Total Total Contact *o(rs Semester && ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME50% 'ptimi(ation $n Engineering Design PME504 Mechanical )i!rations Electi*e#$ +h"draulic and pneumatic design, Total Total Contact *o(rs Semester &&& ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME505 Finite Element Anal"sis PME50& $ntegrated Product design and De*elopment Electi*e#$$+Ad*ance strength o- material, Total Total Contact *o(rs Semester &+ ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME50. Computer Aided Manu-acturing PME.01 Computer $ntegrated Design Electi*e#$$$ Total Total Contact *o(rs ) 3 3 3 9 11 T 0 1 0 1 P 0 1 0 1 C 3 4 3 10 ) 3 3 3 9 1% T 1 0 1 % P 1 0 0 1 C 4 3 4 11 ) 3 3 3 9 13 T 1 1 1 3 P 0 1 0 1 C 4 4 4 1% ) 3 3 3 0 9 1& T 1 1 1 0 3 P 0 1 1 3 5 C 4 4 4 % 14

Semester + ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME50/ Mechanical 0eha*iour o- Engineering Materials Electi*e#$) Electi*e#) Total Total Contact *o(rs Semester +& ' P.T. Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME.0% Pro1ect 2or3 Total Total Contact *o(rs Choice for Elective-& Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME5.% Design o- 4"draulic and Pneumatic s"stems PME5.4 Design o- Material 4andling E5uipments PME5.. Design -or Manu-acture Choice for Elective-&& Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME.05 Ad*anced -inite element anal"sis PME.0& Ad*anced Mechanism Design PME.09 Ad*anced 6trength o- Materials Choice for Elective-&&& Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME.11 7ri!olog" in Design PME.13 Composite materials and mechanics PME.15 Mechatronics Choice for Elective-&+ Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME.1& 8apid protot"ping and 7ooling PME..3 )isual programming and its applications PME..5 9eural net2or3s: GAs and its applications Choice for Elective-+ Co(rse co%e Co(rse Title PME.19 Concurrent Engineering PME..1 $ndustrial 8o!otics and E;pert s"stems ) 3 3 3 9 9 T 0 0 0 0 P 0 0 0 0 C 3 3 3 9

) T P C 0 0 35 1% 0 0 35 1% 35 Total ,o of cre%its - .# ) 3 3 3 ) 3 3 3 ) 3 3 3 ) 3 3 3 ) 3 3 T 1 1 1 T 1 1 1 T 0 0 0 T 0 0 0 T 0 0 P 0 0 0 P 0 0 0 P 0 0 0 P 0 0 0 P 0 0 C 4 4 4 C 4 4 4 C 3 3 3 C 3 3 3 C 3 3

S/))A0US Semester-& PMA1!2 APP)&ED MAT*EMAT&CS 34R MEC*A,&CA) E,5&,EERS ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

U,&T & TRA,S34RM MET*4DS 2 aplace trans-orm methods -or one#dimensional 2a*e e5uation < Displacements in a string < ongitudinal *i!rations o- an elastic !ar < Fourier trans-orm methods -or one# dimensional heat conduction pro!lems in in-inite and semi#in-inite rod= U,&T && E))&PT&C E9UAT&4,S 2 aplace e5uation < Properties o- harmonic -unctions < Fourier trans-orm methods -or aplace e5uation < 6olution o- Poisson e5uation !" Fourier trans-orm method= U,&T &&& CA)CU)US 43 +AR&AT&4,S 2 )ariation and its properties < Euler>s e5uation < Functionals dependent on -irst and higher order deri*ati*es < Functionals dependent on -unctions o- se*eral independent *aria!les < 6ome applications < Direct methods < 8it( and ?antoro*ich methods= U,&T &+ ,UMER&CA) S4)UT&4, 43 4RD&,AR/ A,D PART&A) D&33ERE,T&A) E9UAT&4,S 2 9umerical 6olution o- 'rdinar" Di--erential E5uations < 6olution !" 7a"lor>s series: Euler>s method < Modi-ied Euler method < 8unge#?utta method o- -ourth order= 9umerical 6olution o- Partial Di--erential E5uations # 6olution o- aplace>s and Poisson e5uation on a rectangular region !" ie!mann>s method < Di--usion e5uation !" the e;plicit and Cran3 9icholson implicit methods < 6olution o- 2a*e e5uation !" e;plicit scheme= U,&T + RE5RESS&4, MET*4DS 2 Principle o- least s5uares < Correlation < Multiple and Partial correlation # inear and non#linear regression < Multiple linear regression= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! TE:T 044;S 1= 6an3ara 8ao ?=: $ntroduction to Partial Di--erential E5uations: 4th printing: P4$: 9e2 Delhi: April %003= +@nit 1 < Chapter . section .=13: .=13=%: Chapter & 6ection &=11 @nit $$ < Chapter % 6ection %=4: Chapter & 6ection &=13, %= Elsgolts =: Di--erential E5uations and Calculus o- )ariations: Mir Pu!lishers: Mosco2: 19..= +@nit $$$ < Chapter . 6ection .=1 < .=5: .=& Chapter 10 6ection 10=1: 10=3: 10=4, 3= 6=6= 6astr": $ntroductor" Methods o- 9umerical Anal"sis: 3rd Edition: P4$: %001 +@nit $) Chapter & 6ection &=1: &=%: &=4: &=5 Chapter / 6ection /=%: /=3 +1:%, /=4: /=.,

4= Gupta 6=C= and ?apoor )=?=: Fundamentals o- Mathematical 6tatistics: 6ultan Chand and 6ons: 9e2 Delhi: 8eprint %003= +@nit ) Chapter 11: 6ection 11=1 < 11=4: Chapter 1% 6ection 1%=4: 1%=& < 1%=11, RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 6neddon $=9=: Elements o- Partial Di--erential E5uations: Mc Gra2 4ill: 19/.= %= M=?=Aain: 68? $"engar and 8= =Aain: 9umerical Methods -or 6cienti-ic and Engineering Computation: Bile" Eastern td=: 19/&= 3= 6chilling 8=A= and 4arris 6= =: Applied 9umerical Methods -or Engineering using Mat a! and C: 0roo3sCCole Pu!lishing Co=: %000= PME 1!7 C4MPUTER 5RAP*&CS ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" ho2 *arious graphics images can !e created on the computer and its representation standards= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 7he students can understand the -ollo2ing 1= 0asics o- computer Graphics li3e dra2ing line: arc etc= %= Dra2ing o- spline cur*es 3= Creation o- sur-aces 4= Algorithms -or 3D *ie2ing 5= A*aila!le dra2ing standards U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 'rigin o- computer graphics < interacti*e graphics displa" < displa" de*ices < pi;els< algorithms -or line and circle < 0resenham>s algorithm < %D and 3D trans-ormations < translation: rotation: scaling < concatenation= PracticalD 6imple programs in C < dra2ing line E Circle < trans-ormations= U,&T && SPEC&A) CUR+ES Cur*e representation < 0e(ier: cu!ic spline: 0#spline: rational= Practical= Dra2ing o- these cur*es= 2

U,&T &&& SUR3ACES 2 6ur-ace modeling techni5uesD Coons patch: 0i#cu!ic patch: 0e(ier and 0#spline sur-aces= Practical= Generation o- these sur-aces U,&T &+ T*REE D&ME,S&4,A) C4MPUTER 5RAP*&CS 2 )olume modelingD !oundar" representation: C6G: h"!rid # *ie2ing trans-ormations < techni5ues -or *isual realismD clipping: hidden line remo*al: algorithms -or shading and rendering= Practical= E;ercise on the a!o*e algorithms=

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5RAP*&CS STA,DARDS > 3U,DAME,TA)S 43 C4MMU,&CAT&4,S G?6 < !itmaps < 'pen G Data e;change standards < $GE6 < 67EP < CA 6 < DFF < 67 Communication standards < A9: BA9= Practical= 6tud" o- the a!o*e data e;change standards=

PRACT&CA) 6! T4TA) "1 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Chris McMohan and Aimmi 0ro2ne: GCADCCAM Principles: Practice and Manu-acturing ManagementH: Pearson Education Asia: td=: %000= %= Donald 4earn and Pauline 0a3er M= GComputer GraphicsH: Prentice 4all: $nc=: 199%= 3= $!rahim Ieid GCADCCam 7heor" and PracticeH: McGra2 4ill: $nternational Edition: 199/= 4= ?handare 6=6=: GComputer Aided DesignH: Charotar Pu!lishing 4ouse: $ndia: %001= 5= 9e2man: Billiam M=: E 6proull: 8o!ert F=: GPrinciples o- $nteracti*e Computer GraphicsH: %nd Ed=: McGra2 4ill: 19/1= .= 4arington: 6te*an: GComputer GraphicsD A Programming ApproachH: McGra2 4ill: 19/3= &= Plastoc3: 8o" A=: E ?all": G7heor" and Pro!lems o- Computer GraphicsH: McGra2 4ill: 19/.= /= 8ogers= D=F=: GProcedural Elements -or Computer GraphicsH: McGra2 4ill: 19/5= 9= Fole": A=D= E )an dam: A=: GFundamentals o- $nteracti*e Computer GraphicsH: Addison < Besle": 19/%= 10= )osinet: Donald=: GComputer Aided Dra-ting and DesignD Concepts E ApplicationsH: McGra2 4ill: 19/.= PME 1!6 C4MPUTER APP)&CAT&4,S &, DES&5, ) 6 T ! P C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" ho2 computer can !e used in Mechanical Engineering Design= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 7o -amiliari(e the !asics o- CAD 1= Briting interacti*e programs in CJJ -or mechanical design pro!lems %= )arious aspects o- data storage: manipulation E e;panding its capa!ilit" U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 7he Design process and role o- CAD < 7"pes and applications o- design models < Computer representation o- dra2ings < 7hree#dimensional modeling schemes < Bire -rame and sur-ace representation scheme < solid modeling= U,&T && &,TR4DUCT&4, T4 CAD S43T?ARE 2 Briting interacti*e programs to sol*e design pro!lems using CJJ # s"stems customi(ation # Features o- *arious solid#modeling pac3ages=

U,&T &&& C4MPUTER A&DED DES&5, 43 MAC*&,E E)EME,TS 2 De*elopment o- programs in CJJ design: dra2ing E plotting o- Machine Elements sha-ts gears: pulle"s: -l"2heel: connecting rods= U,&T &+ E,T&T/ MA,&PU)AT&4, A,D DATA ST4RA5E 2 Manipulation o- the model < Model storage < Data structures < Data !ase considerations < o!1ect oriented representations # 'rgani(ing data -or C$M applications < Design in-ormation s"stems= U,&T + E:PA,D&,5 T*E CAPA0&)&T/ 43 CAD 2 Parametric and *ariation modeling < Feature !ased modeling < Feature recognition # Design !" -eatures < Anal"sis < 8apid protot"ping < A$ in Design= PRACT&CA) 6! T4TA) "1 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Charles= 6= ?no;: G'rganising data -or C$M ApplicationsH: Marcel De33er $nc= 9e2 Kor3 19/&= %= $!rahim Ieid GCADC CAM# 7heor" and PracticeH # McGra2 4ill: $nternational Edition: 199/= 3= Chris McMahon and Aimmi 0ro2ne: GCAD CAM Principles: practice and Manu-acturing ManagementH: Pearson Education Asia: %000= ?E0 RE3ERE,CES 1= httpDCC222=machinedesign=com %= httpDCC222=cadcamnet=com PME 1!2 CAD )A04RAT4R/ - & ) ! T ! P 6 C

PURP4SE 7o practicall" introduced *arious a*aila!le so-t2are tools -or Mechanical Engineering= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= Briting: de!ugging simple computer program= %= Creating dra2ings o- machine components 3= @nderstanding and using 3D modeling techni5ues 4= Creating 3D models o- machine components 5= 6ol*ing simple stress anal"sis pro!lems using FEM 7. &,TR4DUCT&4, 6imple e;ercises in an" programming anguage#Finding -actorial: 6ol*ing simultaneous e5uation: 6olution o- 5uadratic e5uation= . 2

D DRA3T&,5 2 Creation o- 2or3ing dra2ings o- components and assem!l" o- scre2 1ac3: Plummer !loc3: lathe chuc3: machine *ice: drill 1ig assem!l": gate *al*e assem!l" =

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C6G: 0#rep: 6ur-ace o- re*olution: 6ur-ace o- e;trusion: 6hading: 8endering= 8. 6D M4DE)&,5 2 E;ercises on modeling components o- scre2 1ac3: Plummer !loc3: lathe chuc3: machine *ice: drill 1ig assem!l": gate *al*e= 1. 3 E M 2 FE Modeling o- %D Pro!lems -or static anal"sis= T4TA) RE3ERE,CES Manuals o- the 8especti*e 6o-t2are= Semester && PME 1! 4PT&M&@AT&4, &, E,5&,EER&,5 DES&5, ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8 81

PURP4SE 7o stud" the principles o- optimi(ation and *arious techni5ues 2hich can !e used -or Mechanical Engineering optimi(ation along 2ith applications= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= Principles o- optimi(ation and its need= %= )arious con*entional optimi(ation techni5ues 3= 6ol*ing multi*aria!le pro!lems 4= 6ol*ing pro!lems using @ncon*entional optimi(ation techni5ues 5= Applications o- optimi(ation to design o- machine elements U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 $ntroduction to optimi(ation < ade5uate and optimum design < principles o- optimi(ation < statement o- an optimi(ation pro!lem < classi-ication < -ormulation o- o!1ecti*e -unction: design constraints= U,&T && C)ASS&CA) 4PT&M&@AT&4, TEC*,&9UES 2 6ingle *aria!le optimi(ation <multi*aria!le optimi(ation 2ith no constraints < e;hausti*e search: Fi!onacci method: golden selection: 8andom: pattern and gradient search methods= < $nterpolation methodsD 5uadratic and cu!ic: direct root method= U,&T &&& MU)T&+AR&A0)E A U,C4,STRA&,ED A,D C4,STRA&,ED 4PT&M&@AT&4, 2 Direct search methods < descent methods < con1ugate gradient method= $ndirect methods < 7rans-ormation techni5ues: penalt" -unction method

U,&T &+ ,4, A TRAD&T&4,A) 4PT&M&@AT&4, TEC*,&9UES Genetic Algorithms # 6imulated Annealing # 7a!u search methods=

U,&T + 4PT&MUM DES&5, 43 MAC*&,E E)EME,TS 2 Desira!le and undesira!le e--ects < -unctional re5uirement < material and geometrical parameters < Design o- simple a;ial: trans*erse loaded mem!ers -or minimum cost and minimum 2eight < Design o- sha-ts: 6prings: )i!ration a!sor!ers= T4TA) 8EFE8E9CE 0''?6 1= 8ao: 6=6=: G'ptimi(ation < 7heor" and ApplicationsH: Bile" Eastern: 9e2 Delhi: 19&/ %= Fo;: 8= =: 'ptimi(ation Methods -or Engineering Design: Addition < Besle": 8eading: Mass: 19&1= 3= Bilde: D=A=: G'ptimum 6ee3ing MethodsH: Prentice 4all: Engle2ood Cli--s: 9e2 Aerse": 19.4= 4= Aohnson: 8a" C=: G'ptimum Design o- Mechanical ElementsH: %nd Ed=: Aohn Bile" E sons: $nc=: 9e2 Kor3: 19/0= PME1!8 MEC*A,&CA) +&0RAT&4,S ) 6 T ! P C 8 .!

PURP4SE 7o stud" the *i!rations in machine elements and ho2 to control them= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= Framing the e5uation o- motion -or the s"stem using di--erent method= %= 6ol*ing the -ree and -orced *i!ration o- the s"stem using di--erent methods= + single: t2o and multi degree -reedom s"stems=, U,&T & S&,5)E DE5REE 43 3REED4M S/STEM 2

$ntroduction: E5uation o- motion: Fre5uenc" and period : Free *i!ration: Forced *i!ration: Damping: 8esonance solutions o- pro!lems !" 9e2ton>s a2 o- motion # Energ" method # 8aleigh>s method # Mechanical $mpedance method: $solation o*i!rations E 7ransmissi!ilit": )irtual 2or3= U,&T && T?4 DE5REE 43 3REED4M S/STEM 2 72o degree o- -reedom s"stem: agrange>s e5uation: modes o- *i!ration: Principal omodes: Principles o- orthogonalit": Generali(ed coordinates: Co#ordinate coupling: D"namic *i!ration A!sor!er: 6emi de-inite s"stem U,&T &&& MU)T& DE5REE 43 3REED4M S/STEM 2 9e2ton>s second la2 to deri*e e5uation o- motion: $n-luence co#e--icient # 6ti--ness in-luence co#e--icient # Fle;i!ilit" in-luence co# e--icient # $nertia in-luence co # e--icient: Eigen *alues E Eigen *ectors: Methods o- -inding 9atural Fre5uencies -or pro!lems including torsional *i!ration # Matri; iteration # $n*erse matri; method # 6todolo>s method # 4ol(er>s method # Mechanical $mpedance Method

U,&T &+ TRA,S&E,T +&0RAT&4, 43 C4,T&,U4US S/STEMS 2 Transient +iBration # $mpulse e;citation : Ar!itrar" e;citation: aplace 7rans-orm -ormulation = Contin(o(s System # 7rans*erse )i!ration o- string: longitudinal )i!ration o- rods: 7rans*erse )i!ration o- !eams: 7orsional )i!ration o- sha-t : )i!ration o- mem!ranes + plates , @9$7 ) EFPE8$ME97A ME74'D6 $9 )$08A7$'9 A9A K6$6 2

)i!ration $nstruments: )i!ration e;citers E Measuring de*ices: Anal"sis: )i!ration 7ests: Free and Forced )i!ration tests: E;amples o- )i!ration tests: Computer Aided )i!ration Anal"sis = PracticalsD 6tudents ma" !e as3ed to 2rite computer programs -or 72o degree E Multi degree -reedom 6"stems T4TA) "1 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 7homson = B= 7=: G7heor" o- )i!ration 2ith ApplicationsH: C06 Pu!lishers And Distri!utors: 9e2 Delhi : 1990 %= 8ao A=6 E Gupta= ?: G$nd= Course on 7heor" and Practice )i!ration H: 9e2 Age $nternational td= 1994= 3= 6ingiresu 6= 8ao # G Mechanical )i!rations H Addison # Besle" Pu!lishing compan" = 4= Billiam : B = 6eto # G Mechanical )i!rations H 6chaum Pu!lishing compan" = ?E0 RE3ERE,CES 1= httpDCC222=ecgcorp=comC*ela*C %= httpDCC222=au!urn=eduCis*dC 3= httpDCC222=)i!ration#engineers=com Semester &&& PME1!1 3&,&TE E)EME,T A,A)/S&S ) 6 T ! P C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" the !asic principles and applications o- the engineering anal"sis tool Finite Element Anal"sis= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= $ntroduction to Engineering Anal"sis tool FEA its application in inear static Anal"sis and %D pro!lems %= 6tud" o- Finite Element modeling and simulation 7echni5ues 3= @se o- FEA in structural *i!ration and thermal Anal"sis 4= 6tud" o- Finite Element 6o-t2are # A96K6 U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 0asic concept o- Finite Element Method: 4istorical !ac3ground: FEM Applications: General Description o- FEM: Commercial FEM so-t2are pac3ages= 6pring element# sti--ness matri;: !oundar" conditions: sol*ing e5uations= )ariational -ormulation

approach# 8a"leigh#8it( method: Principle o- minimum Potential Energ": Beighted residual methods= Practical=- $ntroduction to -inite element so-t2are < A96K6= U,&T && 7 - D )&,EAR STAT&C A,A)/S&S 2 0ar and 0eam elements: local and glo!al coordinate s"stem: trans-ormation o- coordinate s"stems: element stress= Anal"sis o- truss= 9atural coordinate s"stem: $nterpolation pol"nomial: $soparametric elements and 9umerical integration #Gaussian 5uadrature approach#simple pro!lems in 1#D= Practical =- 1#D # 6imple pro!lems using so-t2are#A96K6= U,&T &&& 3&,&TE E)EME,T A,A)/S&S 43 T?4 D&ME,S&4,A) PR40)EM 2 8e*ie2 o- the !asic theor" in %#D elasticit": plane stress: %#D pro!lems using Constant 6train 7riangles +C67,: isoparametric representation: element matrices: stress calculations= Finite element modeling and simulation techni5ues#s"mmetr": 9ature o- FE solutions: error: con*ergence: adapti*it": su!structures +super elements, in FEA= Practical =- %#D: 3#D: 6"mmetr" in FEA < 6imple pro!lems using A96K6 U,&T &+ STRUCTURA) +&0RAT&4, A,D D/,AM&C A,A)/S&S 2 8e*ie2 o- !asic d"namic e5uations: 4amilton>s principle: element mass matrices: -ree *i!ration +normal mode, anal"sis: eigen *alues and eigen *ectors= $ntroduction to transient response anal"sis= Practical =- Pro!lems in structural and d"namic anal"sis using A96K6: use o- h E p elements= U,&T + T*ERMA) A,A)/S&S 2 8e*ie2 o- !asic e5uations o- heat trans-er: stead" state one dimensional heat conduction: go*erning e5uations: !oundar" conditions: element characteristics#6imple pro!lems in 1#D= Practical =- %#D: 3#D pro!lems: introduction to transient heat trans-er: simple pro!lems using A96K6= PRACT&CA) 6! T4TA) "1 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Chandrupatla E 0elagundu: GFinite elements in EngineeringH: Prentice 4all o- $ndia Pri*ate td=: 199&= %= 8ao 6=6= GFinite Element Method in EngineeringH: Pregamon Press: 19/9= 3= ?rishnamoorth"= C=6=: GFinite Element Anal"sis# 7heor" and ProgrammingH: 7ata McGra2#4ill Pu!lishing Co=: 19/&= 4= 8edd": A=9= GAn introduction to the Finite Element MethodH: McGra2 4ill 0oo3 Compan" 9e2 Kor3L 19/4=

5= Iien3ie2ic(= '=C= G7he Finite Element Method in Engg= 6cienceH: McGra2#4ill: ondon: 19&&= .= Coo3: 8o!ert Da*is et all: GConcepts and Applications o- Finite Element Anal"sisH: Bill": Aohn E 6ons: 1999= &= 4u!ner= ?=4=: Donald= =D: D=E= 6mith: 7ed G=0"ron: G7he Finite Element Method -or EngineersH: Aohn: Bill" E 6ons: 19/%= ?E0 RE3ERE,CES httC=''$$$.ca%camnet.comD httC=''$$$.feaonline.comD httC=''$$$.ansys.com. PME1!" &,TE5RATED PR4DUCT DES&5, A,D DE+E)4PME,T ) 6 T ! P ! C 6

PURP4SE 7o stud" the *arious tools and approaches a*aila!le -or product design and de*elopment= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 7o gi*e clear insight a!out *arious aspects o- product design and de*elopment= 7he procedural approach -or the product design and de*elopment are discussed= 7he 3no2ledge gained !" the students a-ter completing this course 2ill !e use-ul -or the !etter product de*elopment= U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 1 9eed -or $PPD < 6trategic importance o- product de*elopment < integration o- customer designer material supplier and process planner= Competitor and customer < !eha*iour anal"sis= @nderstanding customer < promoting customer understanding < in*ol*e customer in de*elopment and managing re5uirements # 'rgani(ation < Process Management and impro*ement < Plan and esta!lish product speci-ications= U,&T && C4,CEPT 5E,ERAT&4, A,D SE)ECT&4, 1 7as3 < 6tructures approaches < Clari-ication < search#e;ternall" and internall" # e;plore s"stematicall" # re-lect on the solutions and processes < concept selection#methodolog" < !ene-its= U,&T &&& PR4DUCT ARC*&TECTURE 7! $mplications#Product change < )ariet" < component standardi(ation#product per-ormance#manu-actura!ilit"#product de*elopment management#esta!lishing the architecture <creation < clustering#geometric la"out de*elopment <-undamental and incidental interactions < related s"stem le*el design issues < secondar" s"stems < architecture o- the chun3s#creating detailed inter-ace speci-ications U,&T &+ &,DUSTR&A) DES&5, 7! $ntegrate process design#managing costs <8o!ust design: MFD#$ntegrating CAD: CAM: CAE: PDM: MPM tools#FMEACFMECA and 6PC 7echni5ues -or process "ield

enhancement #simulating product per-ormance and manu-acturing processes electronicall" < need -or industrial design#impact#design process#in*estigation ocustomer needs < conceptuali(ation#re-inement <management o- the industrial design process < technolog" dri*en products < user#dri*en products <assessing the 5ualit" oindustrial design < concept o- total product engineering= U,&T + DES&5, 34R MA,U3ACTUR&,5 A,D +&RTUA) PR4DUCT DE+E)4PME,T 71 De-inition#Estimation o- manu-acturing cost <reducing the component costs and assem!l" costs <minimi(e s"stem <comple;it"#protot"pe !asics < principles oprotot"ping <planning -or protot"pes <economic anal"sis <understanding and representing tas3s#!aseline pro1ect planning#accelerating the pro1ect#pro1ect e;ecution < Colla!orati*e CAD: )irtual 8ealit" Goals: Augmented 8ealit": Animation and 6imulation= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= ?ari=7=@lrich and 6te*en=D=Eppinger: GProduct Design and De*elopmentH: McGra2 4ill $nternational Edns= 1999= %= ?emnnech Cro2: GConcurrent Engg= $ntegrated Product De*elopmentH: D8M Associates: %.C3 )ia 'li*era: Palas )erdes: CA 90%&4 +310, 3&&#5.9: Bor3shop 0oo3= 3= 6tephen 8osenthal= GE--ecti*e Product Design and De*elopmentH 0usiness 'ne 'r2in: 4ome2ood 199%= $609=1#55.3%#.03#4= 4= 6taurt Pugh: G7ool Design < $ntegrated Methods -or success-ul Product Engineering: Addison Besle" Pu!lishing: 9e2 Kor3: 9=K=1991= $609 0#%0%#41.39#5= ?E0 RE3ERE,CE = 222=me=mitC%=&444 Semester &+ PME1!. C4MPUTER A&DED MA,U3ACTUR&,5 ) 6 T ! P C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" the application o- computers in Mechanical Engineering Manu-acturing section= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= $ntroduction o- numerical control machine and automation= %= Concept o- $ndustrial ro!otics 3= Concepts o- G$: FM6: AG)>s: A6 C 86 s"stems 4= )arious planning s"stems and process monitoring 5= Control s"stems concepts= U,&T & AUT4MAT&4, A,D ,UMER&CA) C4,TR4) 2 Automation < De-inition= 7"pe: 6trategies < 9C 6"stems <7"pes: Coordinate s"stems: $nterpolation schemes < 9C part programming < Manual: Computer assisted part programming < AP7 anguages < D9D < C9C <Adapti*e control=

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$ntroduction < Con-iguration < Accurac" E 8epeata!ilit" # 8o!ot control s"stems < 7"pe o- programming < End e--ectors < t"pes: Dri*e s"stems < 0 sensors < contact and 9on contact t"pes < 8o!ot anguages < Classi-ication= U,&T &&& 5R4UP TEC*,4)45/ A,D 3)E:&0)E MA,U3ACTUR&,5 S/STEMS 2 Part -amilies < Part classi-ication and coding s"stems < production -lo2 anal"sis < Machine cell design < 0ene-its o- G7 <FM6# Concept: 2or3station: a"out: Anal"sis method: 0ene-its < Material handling s"stems < 7"pes < Con*e"or s"stems < AG)>6 < A6C86 s"stem < Anal"sis method= U,&T &+ MA,U3ACTUR&,5 P)A,,&,5 S/STEMS A,D PR4CESS C4,TR4) 2 CAPP # Computer $ntegrated production planning s"stems <M8P < Capacit" planning < 6hop Floor control -actor" Data collection s"stems < Computer process inter-ace t"pes ocomputer process control < process monitoring: super*isor" computer control= U,&T + C4,TR4) S/STEMS 2 $ntroduction < 7"pes < inear Feed !ac3 control s"stem < 7rans-er -unction # 0loc3 Diagram: ap lace trans-orms: Control actions: inear s"stems anal"sis < 'ptimal control < structural model o- Manu-acturing process: Functions o- Adapti*e Control < 'nline 6earch 6trategies= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Mi3ell P=Groo*er: GAutomation production s"stems and computer < integrated manu-acturingH: Prentice 4all o- $ndia= td=: 199/= %= 6=8=De!: G8o!otic technolog" and Fle;i!le automationH= 3= A=6=9arang E M=6= 6hera2at: GC9C MachinesH Dhanpat" 8ai E Co: 1999= 4= P=9=8ao: 9=?= 7e2ari E 7=?= ?undra: GComputer Aided Manu-acturingH: 7ata McGra2 4ill: %001= 5= M=P= Groo*er E B=Iimmers: GCADCCAMH Prentice 4all 1990= .= Koram ?oren: GComputer integrated manu-acturing s"stemsH: McGra2 4ill: 19/3= &= Paul G= 8an3": GComputer integrated manu-acturingH: Prentice 4all: 1990= /= Da*id 0ed2orth: GComputer $ntegrated Design E Manu-acturingH: 7M4: 9e2 Delhi: 199/= 9= ?ant )a1pa"ee=6: GPrinciples o- C$MH: Prentuice 4all o- $ndia: 1995= PME .!7 C4MPUTER &,TE5RATED DES&5, +7he students are e;pected to 2rite computer programs in C or CJJ to automate machine elements design principles, ) 6 T ! P C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" ho2 computers can !e used to automate machine element design= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES

7o 3no2 the -undamentals o- design and 2rite programs in C or CJJ to automate the design o- sha-ts: po2er transmission s"stems +!elts and gears,: gear !o;es: clutches and !ra3es -or automo!iles: machine tools and material handling e5uipments= U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 Phases o- design < properties o- engineering materials < standardi(ation and interchangea!ilit" o- machine elements < Classes o- -it: selecting tolerances: accumulation and non accumulation o- tolerance # 7olerance stac3 up stress concentration < 7heories o- -ailure= U,&T && S*A3T 2 Design o- sha-t -or di--erent application < Design -or rigidit" < $ntegrated design o- sha-t: 3e" and !earing practical sha-t Design using computer= U,&T &&& 0E)T DR&+ES A,D 5EARS 2 Design o- !elt dri*es # Principle o- gear tooth action < Gear correction # Gear tooth -ailure modes < 6tress and loads < component design o- spur: helical: !e*el and 2orm gears: practical component design o- gears using computer= U,&T &+ 5EAR 04:ES 2 $ntegrated design o- speed reducer and multi speed gear !o;es # 4ousing: 0earing: 6ha-t: Capacit" o- lu!ricant: Gas3et= U,&T + C)UTC*ES A,D 0RA;ES 2 $ntegrated design o- automo!ile componentsD Clutches < D"namic and thermal aspects o*ehicle !ra3ing < $ntegrated design o- !ra3es -or machine tools: automo!iles and mechanical handling e5uipments= T4TA) "1 8EFE8E9CE 0''?6 1= 9e2com!: 7=P= and spur: 8=7=: GAutomo!ile !ra3es and !ra3ing s"stemsH: Chapman and 4all: %nd edition: 19&5= %= Au*inall: 8 C: GFundamental o- machine component DesignH: Aohn 2ile": 19/3= 3= Maitra G=M=: G 4and !oo3 -or gear designH: 7ata McGra2 4ill: 19/5= 4= 6higle": G Mechanical Engineering DesignH: McGra2 4ill: 19/.= 5= 4all: 4oco2en3o: aughlin: G7heor" and pro!lem o- machine designH: 6chaumNs outline series= .= Aaron d=deutschman: Balter 1=Michels and Charles e= Bilson GMachine design theor" and practiseH= Macmillan pu!lishing co=: $nc= 9e2"or3= Collier Macmillan pu!lishers: ondon= Semester +

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&,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 7o stud" the structure and properties o- engineering materials= %= 7o stud" the -ailure theories and stud"ing methods to a*oid -ailures 2ith respect to -atigue: creep and -racture== U,&T & STRUCTURE A,D PR4PERT&ES 2 6tructure o- metals : De-ects in cr"stals : De-ormation : 8elationship !et2een structure and properties: Mechanical properties o- metals: 6train hardening : 6trengthening mechanisms= U,&T && TE,S&4, A,D T4RS&4, 9

6tress # 6train cur*e: Measures o- "ielding : Measures o- ductilit": 7oughness : Flo2 cur*e : E--ect o- temperature on -lo2 properties : Anisotrop": mechanical properties in torsion : Method o- measuring shear stress: 7"pes o- torsion -ailures: 7orsion test )s 7ension test : 4ot torsion test= U,&T &&& 3AT&5UE 2 Fatigue phenomena: 7heories o- -atigue -ailure: E*aluation o- -atigue resistance: Methods o- presenting -atigue data: Fatigue cra3e propagation: Parameters in-luencing -atigue : C"clic stress strain !eha*ior: Design against -atigue: o2 c"cle -atigue= U,&T &+ CREEP 2 Description o- creep: Creep cur*e: 6tress#rupture test: Creep mechanisms # Dislocation glide: Di--usion -lo2: Dislocation and Di--usion: Creep in t2o phase allo"s: De-ormation Mechanism Maps: Materials aspects creep design: Estimates o- creep !eha*ior: Presentation o- Engineering creep data 6uper plasticit"= U,&T + 3RACTURE MEC*A,&CS 2 7"pes o- -racture: 7heoretical strength o- a solid: Gri--ith>s 7heor": $r2in # oro2an 7heor" crac3 propagation Modes : Dislocation 7heories o- 0rittle -racture : Ductile -racture: Anal"sis o- crac3 propagation : 6tress intensit" -actor : Crac3 opening displacement: A integrals # Fracture toughness measurement methods= RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= George E= GDieter Mechanical Metallurg"H: McGra2 4ill %= 7homas 4= Courtne": GMechanical 0eha*iour o- MaterialsH: McGra2 4ill %000 3= Aoseph Marin: GMechanical 0eha*iour o- Engineering MaterialsH: Prentice#4all o$ndia P*t= td=: 19.. 4= ?enned": A=A=: GProcess o- Creep and -atigue o- MetalsH: $ndustrial Press: 195/ 5= Forrest: P=G=: GFatigue o- MaterialsH: Pergaman Pross: 19.1 .= ?nott: A=F=: G Funtamentals o- -racture mechanicsH: 0utter Borths: 19&9 &= Parton: )=I=: and Moro(or: E=M=: GElastic and plastic Fracture MachanicsH: M$8 Pu!lishers: Mosco2: 19&/

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PURP4SE 7o stud" the principles and applications o- 4"draulic and Pneumatic s"stems= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= Di--erent t"pes o- pumps: motors: their construction and operations etc= %= Di--erent t"pes o- *al*es and its practical applications= 3= 7o design the h"draulic c3- -or li-t: press and other practical applications= 4= 0asic concepts o- pneumatic principles: c3ts and its application= U,&T & PUMPS 2

PumpsD $ntroduction to -luid po2er controls: Properties o- 4"draulic -luid: Pumps # Gear Pumps: )ane Pumps # 8adial E A;ial Pumps # Piston pumps: Capacit" rating: 6election o- Pumps: Pump characteristics= MotorsD Motors # -i;ed E)aria!le displacement motors: 4"draulic Motor Per-ormance: Electro 4"draulic 6tepping motors= Actuators+C"linder,D Di--erent t"pes o- c"linders: 7"pes o- mounting: Computations o-orce= Po2er Pac3D 8eser*oir E its capacit" : Po2er pac3 designs= U,&T && +A)+ES 2 )al*es D Pressure control *al*es: direction control *al*es: -lo2 control *al*es: ser*o *al*es: and pressure compensated -lo2 control *al*es: -lo2 di*ider *al*es: *al*e actuation techni5ues= Pressure 0oostersD Pressure applied in one direction: Pressure applied in !oth directions: Pressure applied E intensi-ied in !oth directions: Ad*antages o- pressure !oosters= U,&T &&& */DRAU)&C C&RCU&T 2 8egenerati*e circuit: C?7 -or speed control # meter in # meter out 0leed o-: Di--erent t"pes o- C?7 emplo"ed in 4"draulic press: Pumps: Pump unloading C?7: 6e5uencing C?7: Automatic reciprocation: C"linder 6"nchroni(ing C?7: oc3ed c"linder using pilot chec3 *al*es: 4"draulic Motor 0rea3ing 6"stem: 4"drostatic 7ransmission: 6a-et" E Emergenc" Mandrels: o2 cost Automation= AccumulatorsD Accumulator t"pes E its circuits U,&T &+ */DRAU)&C C;T DES&5, 2 Electrical controls -or -luid po2er C?76: Design o- h"draulic E Pneumatic circuit -or speci-ic application # Cascading # adder diagram +Electrical controls,: Microprocessor controlled design o- C?76: C?76 -or Cop"ing athe: 0roaching Machines E Milling Machines= Fluid ogic Controls 6"stemsD Principles o- Fluid ogic Control: 0asic Fluidic De*ices Fluidic 6ensors: Fluidic ogic C?76= U,&T + P,EUMAT&C S/STEMS 2

Pneumatic: Fundamentals: Merits E Demerits '*er 4"draulic s"stems: Pneumatic Conditioners # Filters # 8egulators # u!ricators # Mu--lers # Air dr"ers: 7"pes o- Air Compressors: Pneumatic Actuators: Design o- Pneumatic C?76= Fluid C?7 FailuresD Common causes o- -ailure dirt # 4eat # Misapplication # $mproper -luids # Fault" $nstallation # $mproperl" designed C?76= MaintenanceD Maintenance o- 4"draulic EPneumatic C?76= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Anton" espossito : G Fluid Po2er Bith Applications H: Prantice 4all : 19/0 %= 4arr" = 6te2art G Pneumatics E 4"draulics H: D=0=7arapore*ala sons E co P*t td: 0om!a" 3= G 4"draulics E Pneumatics H Andre2 Parr : Aaico Pu!lishing 4ouse : 1999= 4= G $ndustrial 4"draulics H : Aohn Pippenger :7"ler 4ic3s : McGra2 hill $nternational Editions=

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PURP4SE 7o stud" the design o- material handling e5uipments li3e Ele*ators: cranes and its dri*es= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 7o stud" the material handling e5uipments Ele*ators: Cranes: its characteristics and applications %= 6electing C designing *arious machine elements and components -or material handling e5uipments U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 7"pes o- material handling e5uipments < Characteristics < applications < selection o- the s"stem= U,&T && DES&5, 43 E)E+AT4RS 2 Design o- hoisting elements < ropes: chains: pulle"s:= 6hea*es=: hoo3s o- di--erent t"pes= # Design '- Con*e"ors # 7"pes < Design o- Chain and !uc3et ele*ators < !elt and !uc3et ele*ators < discharge= U,&T &&& DES&5, 43 CRA,E STRUCTURES 2 7"pes < superstructure o- rotar" cranes 2ith -i;ed radius < cantile*er and o*erhead cranes < sta!ilit" anal"sis= U,&T &+ SE)ECT&4, 43 DR&+ES 2

7"pes o- dri*e < rail tra*eling mechanisms < sle2ing mechanism 2ith rotar" pillar and turn ta!les < tra*eling gear U,&T + DES&5, 43 5RA00)&,5 ATTAC*ME,TS 2 Crane gra!s < gra!!ing attachments -or loose pieces < li-ting magnets < gra! !uc3ets and li5uid handling !uc3ets= Design o- Arresting Mechanisms # 0ra3es < shoe: !and: cone: disc and centri-ugal t"pes= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 6pi*a3o*s3": A= and D"ach3o*: )=?=: Con*e"ing Machines )olulmes $ E $$ M$8 Pu!lishers: Mosco2: 19/5 %= 4udson: Bil!ur: G=: Con*e"ors andc related e5uipments: Aohn Bile" and sons: 1949 3= 0olt(: 4ord: A=: Material 4andling 4and 0oo3: 7he 8onald Press Compan": 195/ 4= 8uden3o: 9=: Material 4andling E5uipments: M$8 Pu!lishers: Mosco2: 19.9 5= 6pi*a3o*s3": F= and D"ach3o*: )=: Con*e"ors and related e5uipments: M$8 Pu!lishers: Mosco2: 1954 .= Duglas: 8 Boodle": Enc"clopedia o- Material 4andling < )olume $ Pergaman: 19.4 &= 0roughton: 4=4=: Electric Cranes: 6pon: ondon: 195/= PME 1.. DES&5, 34R MA,U3ACTURE ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" ho2 a design can !e made suita!le -or *arious manu-acturing processes= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 7o stud" the *arious -actors in-luencing the manu-actura!ilit" o- components %= 7o stud" the use o- tolerances in manu-acturing 3= Application o- this stud" to machining and casting processes U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 General design principles -or manu-actura!ilit" < strength and mechanical -actor: mechanisms selection: e*aluation method: Process capa!ilit" < Feature tolerances < Geometric tolerances < Assem!l" limits < Datum -eatures < 7olerance stac3s= U,&T && 3ACT4RS &,3)UE,C&,5 34RM DES&5, 2 Bor3ing principle: Material: Design < Possi!le solutions < Materials choice < $n-luence o- materials on -orm design < -rom design o- 2elded mem!ers: -orgings and castings= U,&T &&& C4MP4,E,T DES&5, A MAC*&,&,5 C4,S&DERAT&4, 2 Design o- -eatures to -acilitate machining < drills < milling cutters < 3e"2a"s <Do2eling procedures: counter sun3 scre2s < 8eduction on machined area < simpli-ication !" separation < simpli-ication !" amalgamation < Design -or assem!l"=

U,&T &+ C4MP4,E,T DES&5, A CAST&,5 C4,S&DERAT&4,S 8edesign o- castings !ased on parting line considerations < Minimi(ing core re5uirements: machined holes and redesign o- cast mem!ers to o!*iate cores=

U,&T + REDES&5, 34R MA,U3ACTURE A,D CASE STUD&ES 2 $denti-ication o- uneconomical design < Modi-"ing the design technolog" < Computer applications -or DFMA= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 4arr" Pec3: Design -or Manu-acture: Pittman Pu!lication 19/3= %= 8o!ert Matouse3: Engineering Design < A s"stematic approach: 0lac3ie E sons td=: 19.3= 3= Aames G= 0ralla: 4and 0oo3 o- Product Design -or Manu-acturing: Mc Gra2 4ill Co=: 19/. 4= 62i-t ?= G= ?no2ledge !ased design -or manu-acture: ?ogan Page td=: 19/&= PME .!1 AD+A,CED 3&,&TE E)EME,T A,A)/S&S ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" the ad*anced topics in the engineering anal"sis tool FEA= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= FE anal"sis o- plates and shells= %= @se o- FE tool in 9on#linear pro!lems: D"namic pro!lems: Fluid mechanics and 4eat trans-er Anal"sis= 3= 6tud" o- error estimation in 9umerical solutions= U,&T & 0E,D&,5 43 P)ATES A,D S*E))S 2 8e*ie2 o- Elasticit" E5uations # 0ending o- Plates and 6hells # Finite Element Formulation o- Plate and 6hell Elements # Con-irming and non Con-irming Elements # C o and C1 Continuit" Elements # Application and e;amples= U,&T && ,4, - )&,EAR PR40)EMS 2 $ntroduction # $terati*e 7echni5ues # Material non # linearit" # Elasto Plasticit" # Plasticit" # )isco Plasticit" #Geometric 9on linearit" # arge displacement Formulation # Application in Metal Forming Process E Contact Pro!lems= U,&T &&& D/,AM&C PR40)EM 2 Direct -ormulation # Free: 7ransient and Forced 8esponse # 6olution Procedures # 6u!space $terati*e 7echni5ue # 4ou!olt: Bilson: 9e2 mar3 # Methods # E;amples= U,&T &+ 3)U&D MEC*A,&CS A,D *EAT TRA,S3ER 2

Go*erning E5uations o- Fluid Mechanics # $n *iscid and $ncompressi!le Flo2 Potential -ormulations # 6lo2 9on #9e2tonian Flo2 # Metal and pol"mer #Forming # 9a*ier 6tro3es E5uation # 6tead" and 7ransient 6olution = U,&T + ERR4R EST&MATES A,D ADAPT&+E RE3&,EME,T 2 Error norms and Con*ergence rates # h re-inement 2ith adapti*it" # Adapti*e re-inement= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Coo3 8=D=: GConcepts and Applications o- Finite Element Anal"sisH: AohnBile" and 6ons $nc=: 9e2 Kor3: 19/9= %= 0athe ?=A= GFinite Element Procedures in Engineering Anal"sisH: Prentice 4all: 1990= PME .!" AD+A,CED MEC*A,&SMS DES&5, ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

PURP4SE 7o stud" ho2 *arious mechanisms can !e designed= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 6tud" o- ?inematics o- *arious mechanisms and ?inematics s"nthesis olin3ages= %= 6tud" o- *arious graphical constructions o- acceleration anal"sis= 3= 6tatic and d"namic -orce anal"sis o- lin3ages= 4= ?inematics anal"sis and 3inematics s"nthesis o- spatial mechanisms=

U,&T & ;&,EMAT&CS A,A)/S&S 43 MEC*A,&SMS 2 8e*ie2 o- Fundamentals o- ?inematics: Mo!ilit" Anal"sis: Classi-ications oMechanisms # ?inematic $n*ersion # Grasho- >s la2 # Mechanical Ad*antage # 7ransmission Angle # Position Anal"sis # )ector loop E5uations -or 4 !ar: 6lider Cran3: 6i; !ar lin3ages: Anal"tical and Graphical methods -or *elocit" and acceleration Anal"sis # Four !ar lin3age 1er3 anal"sis = Plane comple; mechanisms =

U,&T && ;&,EMAT&CS S/,T*ES&S 43 )&,;A5ES 2 7"pe: 9um!er and Dimensional 6"nthesis: Function Generation: Path Generation and Motion Generation: Graphical Methods 72o Position: 7hree Position and Four Position 6"nthesis o- 4!ar Mechanism: 6lider cran3 Mechanism: Precision positions '*er la" Method: Anal"tical Methods # 0lotch>s 6"nthesis: Freudestien>s Method: Coupler cur*e 6"nthesis: Cognate lin3ages # 7he 8o!erts # Che!"cher theorem=

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U,&T &+ D/,AM&CS 43 MEC*A,&SMS 2 6tatic -orce anal"sis # inertia -orce anal"sis # Com!ined static and inertia -orce Anal"sis: 6ha3ing -orce: ?inematic anal"sis: $ntroduction to -orce and moment !alancing olin3ages=

U,&T + SPAT&A) MEC*A,&SMS > R404T&CS 2 $ntroduction Mo!ilit" o- mechanisms: Descri!ing spatial motions: ?inematic anal"sis ospatial mechanism: ?inematic s"thesis o- spatial mechanisms: position: )elocit" and acceleration anal"sis: Eulerian Angles # $ntroduction to 8o!otic Manipulators # topological arrangements o- 8o!otic arms: ?inematic anal"sis o- spatial Mechanism # De*a*it # 4arten!erg Parameters: For2ard and in*erse ?inematics o- 8o!otic Manipulators= T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 6andor :G= 9= and Erdman : A= G= G Mechanism Design : Anal"sis and 6"nthesis H )ol # $ : )ol # $$ : Prentice 4all : 19/4 = %= 6hig le" : A=E= : and )ic3er : A=A= : G 7heor" o- Machines and Mechanisms H Mcgra2 4ill :19/0= 3= 9orton 8= = G Design o- Machiner" H Mcgra2 4ill :1999= 4= 4amilton 4 Ma!ie : Charles F= 8einho-( : G Mechanisms and D"namics oMachiner" H Aohn Bile" E 6ons O9/&= 5= Amita!ha Ghose and Asho3 ?umar Mali3 : G 7heor" o- Mechanisms and Machines H: EB P :Delhi :1999= .= A=6= 8ao : 8=)= Du33ipathi : GMechanisms and Machine 7heor" H: 6econd Edition # 9e2 Age international +P, td=: 1995= PME .!2 AD+A,CED STRE,5T* 43 MATER&A)S ) 6 T 7 P ! C 8

PURP4SE 7o -amiliari(e the students in the area o- stress: strain and de-ormation -or a 3D pro!lems= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES @pon success-ul completion o- the course the students 2ill !e a!le to sol*e practical pro!lems in*ol*ing @ns"mmetrical !ending: stress in -lat plates: 7orsion o- noncircular sections and contact stresses=

U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 6tress#strain relations and general e5uations o- elasticit" in Cartesian: polar and spherical co#ordinates e5uations o- e5uili!rium # compati!ilit" # !oundar" conditions # representation o- 3#dimentinal stress o- tensor # generali(ed 4oo3e>s la2 # 6t=)enant>s principle # plane strain # plane stress # Air">s stress -unction # 64EA8 CE978E # ocation o- shear center -or *arious sections # shear -lo2= U,&T && U,S/METR&CA) 0E,D&,5 2 6tress and de-lections in !eams su!1ected to uns"mmetrical loading # 3ern o- a section # C@8)ED F EF@8A MEM0E86 # circum-erential and radial stresses # de-lections # cur*ed !eam 2ith restrained ends # closed ring su!1ected to concentrated loading and uni-orm load # chain lin3s and crane hoo3s= U,&T &&& STRESS &, 3)AT P)ATES 2 6tresses in circular and rectangular plates due to *arious t"pes o- loading and end conditions # !uc3ling o- plates= U,&T &+ T4RS&4, 43 ,4,-C&RCU)AR SECT&4,S 2 7orsion o- rectangular cross section # 6t= )enant>s theor" # elastic mem!rane analog" # Prandtl>s stress -unction # torsional stress in hollo2 thin#2alled tu!es # 678EE6 D@E 7' 8'7A7$'9 # 8adial and tangential stresses in solid disc and ring o- uni-orm thic3ness and *ar"ing thic3ness # allo2a!le speeds= U,&T + T*E4R/ 43 C4,TACT STRESSES 2 Methods o- computing contact stresses # de-lection o- !odies in points and line contact # applications= TUT4R&A) 71 T4TA) .! RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 6eel" and 6mith: GAd*anced mechanics o- materialsH: Aohn Bile" $ntern!ational Edn: 195%= %= 8imoah2n3o: G6trength o- MaterialsH: )an 9ostrand=: 19&0 3= Den 4artong: GAd*anced 6trength o- MaterialsH: McGra2 4ill 0oo3 Co=: 9e2 Kor3 195%= 4= 7imoshen3o and Goodier: G7heor" o- Elasticit"H: McGra2 4ill=: 1994 5= Bang: GApplied Elasticit"H: McGra2 4ill=: 19&9 .= Case: G6trength o- MaterialsH: Ed2ard Arnold: ondon 195&= &= 8o!ert D= Coo3: Barren C= Koung: GAd*anced Mechanics o- MaterialsH: Macmillian Pu!= Co= 195% /= Durelli Phillips and 7so: GAnal"sis o- stress and strainH=: 19.& PME.77 TR&04)45/ &, DES&5, ) T P C 6 ! ! 6 PURP4SE 7o stud" the sur-ace properties: 2ear and lu!rication in Mechanical Engineering=

&,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES A-ter success-ul completion o- this course the students are 1= 7o identi-" the tri!ological pro!lems= %= 7o 3no2 the ho2 to recti-" these pro!lems= U,&T & 0AS&C PR&,C&P)ES 43 TR&04)45/ 2 $ntroduction to the concept o- tri!odesign: speci-ic principles o- tri!odesign: tri!ological pro!lems in machine design: 0asic principles in tri!olog"= 9ature o- engineering sur-ace: sur-ace topograph": Measurement o- sur-ace topograph"= U,&T && C4,TACT 0ET?EE, SUR3ACES 2 Contact !et2een sur-aces: Elastic and plastic de-ormation: sur-ace and su!sur-ace stresses: sur-ace tension: sur-ace energ": Friction theor": Aunction gro2th: Friction due to plugging: adhesion: de-ormation: Friction under comple;: motion conditions= Friction characteristics o- metal and non#metals: rolling -riction: Friction measurements= U,&T &&& T/PES 43 ?EAR A,D T*E&R MEC*A,&SMS 2 Adhesi*e 2ear: Material selection -or Adhesi*e 2ear situation: A!rasi*e 2ear: Materials -or adhesi*e 2ear situation: 2ear due to sur-ace -atigue: 2ear due to chemical reaction: 2ear measurements: 2ear o- non metals= U,&T &+ )U0R&CAT&4, T*E4R/ 7 Composition and properties o- oil and Grease lu!ricants: Gas lu!ricants: )iscosit" measurements: A67M standards u!rication regimes: E;ternall" pressuri(ed lu!rication: 4"drod"namic lu!rication: Elasto h"drod"namic: 0oundar" and solid lu!rication= Per-ormance anal"sis o- thrust !earings and 1ournal !earing= 6election and Design considerations: Design procedure 8e"nolds E5uation 2ith pressure and *iscosit" e--ects: Film thic3ness e5uation= U,&T + SUR3ACE E,5&,EER&,5 &, TR&04)45/ . $ntroduction: 6ur-ace modi-ications: 7hermo<Chemical processes: 6ur-ace coatings= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Cameron < A: 0asic u!rication 7heor" < Ellis 4er2ord td: @? 19/1= %= A=A=Billiams < Engineering 7ri!olog": ';-ord uni*ersit" press: 1994= 3= $=M= 4utchings < tri!olog" < Friction 2ear o- engineering materials: Ed2ard Arnold: 199%= 4= E= 8a!ino2ic( < Friction and 2ear o- materials: Aohn: Bile" and sons $nc= 199%= 5= 7=A= 6tolars3i: 7ri!olog" in machine Design $ndustrial press $nc= .= A=8= ansDo2n: u!rication=: A practical guide to lu!ricant selection= &= B=A= Gross: Gas-ilm lu!rication Aohn Bile" and sons: $nc ondon= /= 9eale: M=A= 7he 7ri!olog" 4and !oo3 0utter 2orth: ondon=: 19&3 9= F=P= 0o2denard D= 7a!or: 7he -riction and lu!rication o- solids: parts $ E $$ ';-ord: Clarendon: Press 1950:19.4=

10= D=D= Fuller: 7heor" and Practice o- lu!rication -or Engines: 9e2 Kor3: Bile" 195.= PME .76 C4MP4S&TE MATER&A)S A,D MEC*A,&CS ) 6 T ! P ! C 6

PURP4SE 7o stud" the principles: properties and anal"sis o- composite materials= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= @pon success-ul completion o- this course the students 2ill !e a!le to anal"(e the characteristics o- -i!er#rein-orced plastics= %= @nderstand the *arious moulding process o- composite materials: stress anal"sis o- composite !eams: plates and shells= U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4,= 2 De-inition # 9eed#General characteristics: Applications: Fi!ers#Glass: Car!on: Ceramic and Aramid -i!ers= Matrices#Pol"mer: Graphite: Ceramic and Metal Matrices# Characteristics o- -i!ers and matrices= 6mart materials # t"pes and Characteristics. U,&T && MEC*A,&CS A,D PER34RMA,CE 2 Characteristics o- -i!er#rein-orced amina# aminates#$nterlaminar stresses#6tatic Mechanical Properties # -atigue and $mpact properties # En*ironmental e--ects # Fracture 0eha*ior and Damage 7olerance= U,&T &&& MA,U3ACTUR&,5 2 0ag Moulding # Compression moulding # Pultrusion#Filament 2inding # other Manu-acturing Processes # Mualit" $nspection method U,&T &+ A,A)/S&S 2 6tress anal"sis o- aminated composite 0eams: Plates: 6hells # )i!ration and 6ta!ilit" Anal"sis # 8elia!ilit" o- Composites # Finite Element Methods o- Anal"sis # Anal"sis o6and2ich structures U,&T + DES&5, Failure predictions # Design e;amples= 2 aminated Design Consideration # 0olted and 0onded Aoints= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Mallic3:P=?=: G Fi!re 8ein-orced compositesD Materials: Manu-acturing and DesignD: Marcel De33er $nc=: 1993 %= 4alpin:A=C=: G Primer on Composite Materials: Anal"sis G: 7echomic Pu!lishing Co=: 19/4 3= Agar2al:0=D=: and 0routman =A=: G Anal"sis and Per-ormance o- Fi!re CompositesH: Aohn Bile" and 6ons: 9e2 Kor3: 1990 4= Malic3:P=?= and 9e2man: 6=: +eds,: G Composite Materials 7echnolog"D Processes and PropertiesH: 4ansen Pu!lisher: Munich: 1990= PME .71 MEC*ATR4,&CS ) T P C

PURP4SE 7o stud" a!out *arious: sensors: transducers: microprocessors and P C= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 7o stud" the sensors and transducers: used in mechanical engineering %= 7o stud" ho2 microprocessors can !e used to do simple applications in mechanical engineering 3= 7o stud" a!out P C and its applications U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 $ntroduction to Mechatronics # 6"stems # Mechatronics in products # Measurement s"stems # control s"stems # traditional design and Mechatronics Design. U,&T && SE,S4RS A,D TRA,SDUCERS 2 $ntroduction # per-ormance terminolog" # displacement position and pro;imit" # *elocit" and motion # -luid pressure # temperature sensors # light sensors # selection o- sensors # signal processing # ser*o s"stems= U,&T &&& M&CR4PR4CESS4RS &, MEC*ATR4,&CS 2 $ntroduction # Architecture # pin con-iguration # instruction set # programming omicroprocessor using /0/5 instructions # inter-acing input and out put de*ices # inter-acing DCA con*erters and ACD con*erters # applications # temperature control # stepper motor control # tra--ic light controller= U,&T &+ PR45RAMMA0)E )45&C C4,TR4))ERS 2 $ntroduction # !asic structure # input and output processing # programming # Mnemonics timers: internal rela"s and counters # data handling # analog input and output # selection o- P C= U,&T + DES&5, A,D MEC*ATR4,&CS Designing # Possi!le design solution # case studies o- Mechatronics s"stems= T4TA) 2 81

RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Michael 0= 4istan and Da*id G= Alciatore: G$ntroduction and Mechatronics and Measurement s"stemsH: McGra2 4ill $nternational Edn= 1999= %= 0radle": D=A=: Da2spn: D:0uru: 9=C=and oader: A=A= Mechatronics: Chapman and 4all:1993= 3= 8amesh 6= Gaon3ar: PMicroprocessors Architecture: Programming and ApplicationsH: Bile" Eastern:199/= 4= a2rence A=?amm: G@nderstanding Electro#Mechanical Engineering: An $ntroduction to MechatronicsH: Prentice 4all %000= 5= Ghosh=P=? and 6rithar: P=8=/000 to /0/5H$ntroduction to Microprocessors -or Engineers and 6cientistsH 6econd Edition Prentice 4all: 1995= ?eB Reference= 1= httpDCC222=cs=indiana=edu

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PURP4SE 7o stud" the modern protot"ping tool 8apid protot"ping: its t"pes and applications= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 7o -amiliari(e the !asics o- 8P7 %= 7he *arious process in 8P 3= 7he principles o- 8apid tooling and re*erse Engineering U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, 2 De-initions: e*olution: CAD -or 8P7= Product design and rapid product de*elopment= 7he cost and e--ects o- design changes during conceptual modeling: detail designing: protot"ping: manu-acturing and product release= Fundamentals o- 8P7 technologies: *arious CAD issues -or 8P7= 8P7 and its role in modern manu-acturing mechanical design= 3D solid modeling so-t2are and their role in 8P7= Creation o- 67 or 6 A -ile -rom a 3D solid model= U,&T && )&9U&D A,D P4?DER 0ASED RP PR4CESSES 2 i5uid !ased processD Principles o- 67 and t"pical processes such as the 6 A process: solid ground curing and others # Po2der !ased process D Principles and t"pical processes such as selecti*e laser sintering and some 3D printing processes= U,&T &&& S4)&D 0ASED RP PR4CESSES 2 Principles and t"pical processes such as -used deposition modeling laminated o!1ect modeling and others= U,&T &+ RAP&D T44)&,5 2 Principles and t"pical processes -or 5uic3 !atch production o- plastic and metal parts though 5uic3 tooling= U,&T + RE+ERSE E,5&,EER&,5 2 3D scanning: 3D digiti(ing and Data -itting:= 4igh speed machining# 4ard2are and so-t2are # Applications D E*aluation: !ench mar3ing and *arious case studies= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= 0urns= M: GAutomated Fa!ricationH: P4$: 1993= %= Chua= C=?: G8apid Protot"pingH: Bile": 199&= 3= 4ilton= P=D= et all: G8apid 7oolingH: Marcel: De33er %000= 4= 0eaman A=A et all: G6olid -ree-orm -a!ricationH: ?lu2er: 199&= 5= Aacohs P=F=: G6tereolithograph" and other 8apid Protot"ping and Manu-acturing 7echnologiesH: A6ME: 199.= .= Pham D=7= and Dimo* 6=6=: G8apid Manu-acturingL the technologies and application o- 8P7 and 8apid toolingH: 6pringer: ondon %001=

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PURP4SE 7o stud" the principles o- concurrent engineering and ho2 it can !e applied= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES = 1= 7o -amiliari(e 2ith the !asics o- concurrent engineering %= 7he tools and methodologies a*aila!le in CE 3= )arious approaches to CE 4= 7he other related aspects o- CE U,&T & 2

$ntroduction to Concurrent Engineering < De-initions # 4istorical 0ac3ground < Goals oCE # need -or CE < De*elopment process 2ith CE 8ole o- CADCCAM in CE < Product li-e c"cle= U,&T && 2 Concurrent Engineering 7ools E 7echni5ues < Mualit" -unction Deplo"ment < )alue -unction anal"sis < Failure Mode E E--ect Anal"sis < Design -or Manu-acture E Assem!l" < Design -or F < 7aguchi>s 8o!ust Design approach < Pugh process < customer Focused Design < rapid protot"ping < simulation= U,&T &&& 2 $mplementing CE in an organi(ation < concurrent Engineering 7eams < their roles and responsi!ilities 'rgani(ational -unctions to support CE team en*ironment= 6etting 7eam goals: measuring per-ormance o- team E Managing a CE 7eam: imitations o- team= U,&T &+ 2 Concurrent approaches to Design E Manu-acture < Design -or manu-acture E Assem!l" < Design -or economics < Design -or F < Product Data Management < Agile manu-acturing < rapid protot"pingE simulation= U,&T + 2 Concurrent approaches to other aspects o- Engineering # $ntroduction A$7 # Design: de*elopment E management -or A$7 < $mplementation o- A$7: suppl" product i-e c"cle management < Pro1ect time management < 7echni5ues o- time management= Colla!orati*e product commerce simple case studies in CE= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= G7homas A= GConcurrent EngineeringH: 6alomone: Maarcel De33er $nc= 9e2 Kor3: 1995= %= Moustapha =$ GConcurrent Engineering in product Design De*elopmentH 9e2 Age $nternational +p, td=: %003= 3= Prasad: GConcurrent Engineering -undamentals # $ntegrated Product De*elopmentH: Printice 4all: 199.=

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PURP4SE 7o stud" the components o- $ndustrial ro!otics and E;pert s"stems= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES A-ter completion o- this su!1ect: students are e;pected to !e -amiliar 2ith 1= 0asics a!out 8o!otics and 8o!ot manipulation in space= %= 7he controlling o- 8o!ots and de*ices s"stem= 3= 6ensor technolog" 4= 8o!ot programming and E;pert s"stem= U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, A,D R404T&C ;&,EMAT&CS 7! De-inition need and scope o- industrial ro!ots < 8o!ot anatom" < 2or3 *olume < Precision mo*ement < End e--ectors < sensors= 8o!ot 3inematics < Direct and in*erse 3inematics < 8o!ot tra1ectories < Control o- ro!ot manipulators < 8o!ot d"namics < Methods -or orientation and location o- o!1ects= U,&T && R404T DR&+ES A,D C4,TR4) 2 Controlling the ro!ot motion < Position and *elocit" sensing de*ices < Design o- dri*e s"stems < 4"draulic and Pneumatic dri*es < inear and rotar" actuators and control *al*es <Electro h"draulic ser*o *al*es: electric dri*es < Motors < designing o- end e--ectors < )acuum: magnetic and air operated grippers U,&T &&& R404T SE,S4RS 2 7ransducers and sensors < 6ensors in ro!ot < 7actile sensor < Pro;imit" and range sensors < 6ensing 1oint -orces < 8o!otic *ision s"stem < $mage processing and anal"sis < $mage segmentation < Pattern recognition < 7raining o- *ision s"stem U,&T &+ R404T CE)) DES&5, A,D APP)&CAT&4, 2 8o!ot 2or3 cell design and control < 6a-et" in 8o!otics < 8o!ot cell la"outs < Multiple ro!ots and machine inter-erence < 8o!ot c"cle time anal"sis < $ndustrial applications oro!ots U,&T + R404T PR45RAMM&,5E ART&3&C&A) &,TE))&5E,CE A,D E:PERT S/STEMS #

Methods o- ro!ot programming < characteristics o- tas3 le*el languages lead through programming methods < Motion interpolation= Arti-icial intelligence < 0asics < Goals oarti-icial intelligence < A and ?0E6 in ro!ots T4TA) 81

RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= Fu= ?=6=: Cgon(ale( 8= and ee C=6=G=: G8o!otics Control: 6ensing: )ision and $nelligenceH Mc Gra2 hill : 19/& %= ?o("re": Ku= G$ndustrial 8o!oticsH M$8 Pu!lishers Mosco2: 19/5= 3= 8ichar= D=: ?la-ter: 7homas: A: Chmiele2s3i: GMachine 9egin 8o!otics Engineering < An $ntegrated ApproachH: Prentice 4all o- $ndia P*t=: td=: 19/4= 4= De!:6=8= G8o!otics 7echnolog" and Fle;i!le AutomationH: 7ata McGra2 4ill: 1994= 5= Mi3ell: P= Groo*er: Mitchell Beis: 8oger: 9= 9agel: 9icholas G= 'dre" G$ndustrial 8o!otics 7echnolog":= Programming and ApplicationsH: Mc Gra2 4ill: $nt=: 19/.= .= 7imoth" Aordonides etal: GE;pert 6"stems and 8o!oticsH: 6pringer < )erlag: 9e2 Kor3: Ma" 1991= PME ..6 +&SUA) PR45RAMM&,5 A,D &TS APP)&CAT&4,S ) 6 T ! P ! C 6

PURP4SE 7o stud" the general purpose programming tools )isual 0asic and )isual CJJ= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= )arious programming methodologies %= Microso-t Bindo2s and its programming methods 3= Briting and de!ugging programs using )isual 0asic 4= Briting and de!ugging programs using )isual CJJ 5= 6ol*ing programs applied to Mechanical Engineering U,&T & *&ST4R&CA) DE+E)4PME,T 43 PR45RAMM&,5 2 Procedural programming < 6tructural programming < o!1ect oriented programming < 2indo2s programming# e*ent dri*en programming < conceptual comparison= U,&T && ?&,D4?S PR45RAMM&,5 2 '*er*ie2 o- 2indo2s programming < data t"pes < resources <controls < inter-aces < d"namic lin3 li!raries < 6D? +6o-t2are de*elopment 3it tools, < Conte;t help U,&T &&& +&SUA) 0AS&C PR45RAMM&,5 2 Form design < o*er*ie2 < programming -undamentals < )0F controls < graphics applications < animation < inter-aces < -ile s"stem control < data control < data !ase application= U,&T &+ +&SUA) CFF PR45RAMM&,5 2 Frame 2or3 classes < )CJJ components < resources handling < e*ent handling < message dispatch s"stem < model and model#less dialogues < importing )0F controls < document < *ie2 architecture < sterili(ation < multiple document < splitter 2indo2s < co#ordination !et2een controls < su! classing= U,&T + CASE STUD&ES Application to Mechanical Engineering pro!lems # Mini Pro1ect T4TA) RE3ERE,CE 044;S 2 81

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PURP4SE 7o stud" a!out the modern tools 9eural 9et2or3s and Genetic algorithms and its applications to Mechanical Engineering= &,STRUCT&4,A) 40<ECT&+ES 1= 0asic concepts o- Genetic Algorithms %= Application o- GAs to Mechanical Engineering 3= Ad*ances in Genetic Algorithms 4= 0asic concepts o- 9eural 9et2or3s and applications o- GAs to 9eural net2or3s 5= Applications o- GAs and 9eural net2or3s to Mechanical Engineering U,&T & &,TR4DUCT&4, A,D C4,CEPT 43 5E,ET&C A)54R&T*M 2 Bhat is GAs # 8o!ustness o- 7raditional 'ptimi(ation 7echni5ues # Distincti*eness oGAs -rom 7raditional 'ptimi(ation producers # Mathematical -oundation o- GAs 6imilarit" 7emplates # Bor3ing o- 6chema Process # Minimal Decepti*e Pro!lem # 6imilarit" 7emplates as 4"per planes= U,&T && &MP)EME,TAT&4, 43 5As A,D AD+A,CED TEC*,&9UES &, 5E,ET&C SEARC* 2 Data 6tructures # 8eproduction : Crosso*er and Mutation # Mapping o!1ecti*e -unctions to Fitness From # Fitness 6caling # Multiparameter : Mapped : Fi;ed Point Coding # Computer $mplementation # E*olution o- Dominance : Diploid" and A!e"ance # $n*ersion and other reordering operators # Multi o!1ecti*e optimi(ation #?no2ledge !ased 7echni5ues # GAs and Parallel Processors= U,&T &&& 5E,ET&C 0ASED MAC*&,E )EAR,&,5 2 Classi-ier 6"stem # 8ule and Message 6"stem # 8esults using Classi-ier 6"stem # 7he 8ise o- G0M #De*elopment o- Cogniti*e 6"stem # C6#1in operation # Per-ormance oC6# 1 and 6 # 1 # 'ther G0M e--orts # Computer Assignments= U,&T &+ ,EURA) ,ET?4R;S A,D APP)&CAT&4, 43 5As T4 ,EURA) ,ET?4R;S 2 Fundamentals o- 9eural 9et2or3s # 0iological 0asis # Features o- Arti-icial 9eural 9et2or3s # 0ac3 Propagation 7raining # Modular 9eural 9et2or3s # Fitness Function # Application o- GAs to 9eural 9et2or3s # @se o- Genetic Algorithms to 9eural 9et2or3s # @se o- Genetic Algorithms in the Design o- 9eural 9et2or3s=

U,&T + APP)&CAT&4,S 2 GAs applications in Pattern 8ecognition # Function 'ptimi(ation # $mpro*ements in 0asic 7echni5ue # 'ptimi(ation o- Pipeline 6"stem # Multi model and Multi o!1ecti*e 'ptimi(ation # 9onlinear 'ptimi(ation= T4TA) 81 RE3ERE,CE 044;S 1= I!ignie2 Michle2ic(: G Genetic Algorithms J Data 6tructures Q E*olution Programs H: 6pringer # )erlag : 1994= %= e-teri 4= 7sou3alas and 8o!ert E= @hrig : GFu((" and 9eural Approaches in EngineeringH: Aohn Bile" E 6ons: $nc : 199&= 3= Freeman A= A= : and s3apura D= M= : G 9eural 9et2or3s D Algorithms : Applications and Programming 7echni5ues H: Addison Beala--: 1990= 4= eurene Fausett: GFundamentals o- 9eural 9et2or3s D Architectures : Algorithms and Applications H: Prentice 4all: 1994=