DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
VISION
To develop an egalitarian society through education in Mechanical Engineering by inculcating economic stability, entrepreneurship, and social enlightenment.
MISSION
- To develop merited Mechanical Professionals with extended learning and entrepreneurial skills.
- To inculcate social, environmental and ethical responsibilities.
- To promote industry- institute interaction
HOD’s Message
The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established in the year 1957. The department has evolved over the past 65 years to keep up with the ever-increasing challenges and needs of technology. The department currently has an intake of 60 students. The department provides a three-year diploma programme that includes core Mechanical Engineering subjects such as thermal engineering, strength of materials, refrigeration and air conditioning, computer-aided drafting. The students also receive encouragement from the department to conduct and participate in multiple state and national level events every year to enhance not only their technical skills but also to update them on modern developments in technology. The department has produced numerous numbers of technically excellent students by providing them proper guidance and resources.
BEST WISHES
VINODKUMAR V.M
HEAD OF DEPARTMENT
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
PEO 1. Solve the industrial and entrepreneurial needs in the field of production, Fluid power transmission, mechanical fabrication and maintenance.
PEO 2. Excel in the field of mechanical design and drafting by acquiring the knowledge in state of the art software on computer aided drafting and design.
PEO 3. Able to work as a team and engage in lifelong learning with social, ethical and environmental responsibilities.
Program specific outcomes
PSO :1 Able to identify modern software related to drafting, functioning and designing in mechanical engineering.
PSO :2 Able to recognise the maintenance of equipment and instruments related to mechanical engineering.
PSO :3 Able to describe various force, energy and power related problems in mechanical engineering
| # | Name | Designation |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | VINODKUMAR. V. M | Head of Department |
| 2 | MONILAL. D | Lecturer |
| 3 | SANILKUMAR S | Lecturer |
| 4 | BHARATHAN S S | Lecturer |
| 5 | ANEESH S | Lecturer |
| 6 | KANNAN P V | Lecturer |
| 7 | SAJI S | Demonstrator |
| 8 | VISHNU K S | Demonstrator |
| 9 | PRAVEEN K RAJAN | Trade Instructor Gr. II |
| 10 | ROYPAL S | Trade Instructor Gr. II |
| 11 | AKSHAY G | Tradesman |
| 12 | ALEN V | Tradesman |
