The Ph.D. program in Mechanical Engineering is a research-intensive course aimed at advancing knowledge in areas such as thermal engineering, manufacturing, design, materials science, automation, robotics, and other emerging areas. The program encourages original research, innovation, and interdisciplinary exploration to solve complex engineering challenges. Scholars work closely with experienced faculty, utilize advanced laboratories, and often collaborate with industry or research institutions. Emphasis is placed on high-quality publications, technical presentations, and academic rigor. Graduates of the program are well-prepared for careers in academia, R&D organizations, and leadership roles in engineering and technology sectors, contributing to scientific progress and industrial innovation.
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Accomplish in-depth knowledge of a Mechanical Engineering domain and apply it to identify, analyze, and address the related research problems.
Apply theories, methodologies, knowledge, critical thinking, and inductive and deductive reasoning to design and drive research projects with appropriate hypothesis, experimental design, simulation, survey, case studies, etc.
Instill oral and written communication skills and life-long digital learning to prepare grant proposals, and publish and present their work.
Imbibe moral and ethical values for research, publications, and patents, etc.
Develop and apply knowledge of Mechanical Engineering, finance, and management principles throughout the R&D projects.
Interact with people from diverse backgrounds as both leaders/mentors and team members with integrity and professionalism.
PSO 1: Develop the ability to critically evaluate current research topics, techniques, and methodologies.
PSO 2: Analyze and synthesize data/information to generate new knowledge and understanding.
PSO 3: Learn about research publications and present experimental findings to peer review groups.
PSO 4: Demonstrate proficiency in effectively communicating research findings orally, graphically, and in writing at various levels.
