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The Department of Production engineering at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology is a prominent academic institution committed to delivering high-quality education in the field of computer science engineering.
Academic Excellence
With a rich history dating back to 1991, the department has gained recognition for its unwavering dedication With a rich history dating back to 1991, the department is renowned for its unwavering commitment to academic excellence. It offers an undergraduate program in Production engineering , ensuring that students receive a comprehensive foundation in this rapidly evolving field.on to academic excellence.
State-of-the-Art Facilities:
The department is equipped with advanced laboratories and infrastructure, providing students with hands-on experience and practical knowledge in real-world applications of computer science engineering.
Affiliation
Deccan College of Engineering and Technology is affiliated with Osmania University, a renowned institute, a reputable institution in India, ensuring that the curriculum and education provided meet the highest standards of quality in India.
Industry-Relevant Skills
The department places a strong emphasis on preparing graduates with the necessary technical and practical knowledge, as well as professional skills to address real-time challenges in the rapidly growing field of Production engineering
Highly Qualified Faculty:
The department boasts a team of well-qualified and experienced faculty members who mentor and guide students throughout their academic journey.
Enrollment and Student Community
The department offers an undergraduate program with a diverse intake of students and fosters a vibrant student community, promoting collaborative learning and personal growth.
The Department of Production engineering at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology is dedicated to preparing students for a dynamic and technology-driven future while providing a strong foundation in the principles and applications of Production engineering
Vision and mission
Vision
“To be a global leader in Production engineering education, research, and innovation, fostering excellence in students and contributing to the advancement of science and technology.”
Mission Statement:
Education Excellence:
   – Provide a comprehensive and rigorous production engineering education, equipping students with knowledge and skills to excel in a competitive world.
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Research and Innovation:
   – Foster a culture of research and innovation, engaging faculty and students in cutting-edge projects that address real-world challenges.
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Interdisciplinary Collaboration:
   – Promote interdisciplinary collaborations within the department and across fields, encouraging holistic problem-solving approaches.
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Ethical Engineering:
   – Instill a strong sense of ethics and social responsibility, emphasizing sustainable and responsible engineering practices.
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Global Perspective:
   – Prepare students for global careers, promoting cultural awareness and adaptability in an increasingly interconnected world.
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Community Engagement:
   – Engage with local and global communities, applying production engineering expertise to address societal and environmental challenges.
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Professional Development:
   – Support students in their professional growth, providing opportunities for internships, co-op experiences, and industry collaborations.
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Alumni Involvement:
   – Encourage alumni involvement and knowledge-sharing, creating a strong network of mentorship and support.
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Cutting-Edge Facilities:
   – Maintain state-of-the-art laboratories and infrastructure, offering students hands-on experience with the latest technology.
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Excellence and Continuous Improvement:
    – Uphold high-quality standards and regularly assess and improve program outcomes and learning objectives.
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Leadership and Innovation:
    – Foster an environment where students and faculty are encouraged to be innovative leaders in the field of production engineering.

1 | Dr. Dhanraj Pamar J | Head,Dept.of ME/PE | Coordinator |
4 | Dr. Syed Mohibuddin Bukhari | Assoc.Prof, ME | Member |
8 | Mr. Shaik Khaja Nawaz | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
9 | Mr. Ghouri Apsar | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
11 | Mr. A.H.Taha Mehkari | Asst Prof, PE | Member |
12 | Mr. Mohammed Khalid Rehman | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
13 | Dr. V. JAKEER HUSSAIN | Assoc.Prof, | Member |
14 | Mr. Javid Ahmed | Asst Prof, PE | Member |
15 | Mr. Md.Zubair uddin | Student Representative | Member |
16 | Mr.Mohammed Rahil Ali Khan | Student Representative | Member |
18 | Mr.Mohammed Anas Ali | Student Representative | Member |
19 | Mr.Abdul Ghaffar | Alumni Representative | Member |
20 | Mr. Mohammed Abdul Raab | Alumni Representative | Member |
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Criterion No. | Criteria | Mark / Weightage | Allotted Faculty |
1. | Vision, Mission and Program Educational Objectives | 60 | 1. Prof.Dhanraj Pamar J |
2. | Program Curriculum and Teaching – Learning Processes | 120 | 1. Dr. Syed Azeem Pasha |
3. | Course Outcomes and Program Outcomes | 120 | 1. Mr. Javid Ahmed |
4. | Students’ Performance | 150 | 1. Dr. S M Bukhari 2. Mr. A H Taha Mehkari |
5. | Faculty Information and Contributions | 200 | 1. Mr. S K Nawaz |
6. | Facilities and Technical Support | 80 | 1. Mr. G Apsar |
7. | Continuous Improvement | 50 | 1. Mr. G Apsar |
8. | First Year Academics | 50 | 1. Mr. G Apsar |
9. | Student Support Systems | 50 | 1. Dr. S M Bukhari 2. Mr. A H Taha Mehkari |
10. | Governance, Institutional Support and Financial Resources | 120 | 1. Mr. Javid Ahmed |
Total | 1000 | – | |
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Criterion No. | Criteria | Mark / Weightage | Allotted Faculty |
1. | Curricular Aspects Key Indicator- 1.1 Curricular Planning and Implementation 20 Key Indicator- 1.2 Academic Flexibility 30 Key Indicator- 1.3 Curriculum Enrichment 30 Key Indicator- 1.4 Feedback System 20 | 100 | Â Dr Dhanraj Pamar J |
2. | Teaching-Learning and Evaluation | 350 | Dr. Syed Azeem Pasha |
3. | Research, Innovations and Extension Key Indicator 3.1 Resource Mobilization for Research 10 Key Indicator 3.2 Innovation Ecosystem 15 Key Indicator 3.3 Research Publication and Awards 25 Key Indicator 3.4 Extension Activities 40 Key Indicators 3.5 Collaboration 20 | 110 | Mr. S Khaja Nawaz |
4. | Infrastructure and Learning Resources Key Indicator – 4.1 Physical Facilities 30 Key Indicator – 4.2 Library as a learning  Resource 20 Key Indicator- 4.3 IT Infrastructure 30 Key Indicator – 4.4 Maintenance of Campus Infrastructure 20 | 100 | Mr. Mohammed Khalid Rehman |
5. | Student Support and Progression Key Indicator- 5.1 Student Support 50 Key Indicator- 5.2 Student Progression 30 Key Indicator- 5.3 Student Participation and Activities 50 Key Indicator- 5.4 Alumni Engagement 10 | 140 | Mr. G Apsar |
6. | Governance, Leadership and Management Key Indicator- 6.1 Institutional Vision and Leadership 10 Key Indicator- 6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment 10 Key Indicator- 6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies 35 Key Indicator- 6.4 Financial Management and ResourceMobilization 15 Key Indicator- 6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System 30 | 100 | Mr. A H Taha Mehkari |
7. | Institutional Values and Best Practices Key Indicator – 7.1 Institutional Values and Social Responsibilities 50 Key Indicator – 7.2 Best Practices 30 Key Indicator – 7.3 Institutional Distinctiveness 20 | 100 | Mr. Javid Ahmed |
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Department Advisory Board
The Department Advisory Board at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology for the Mechanical Engineering Department is composed of distinguished individuals who provide guidance and expertise to enhance the department’s educational and research initiatives. The board members include:
1 | Dr Dhanraj Pamar J | Professor & Head | Member |
2 | Dr. Syed Mohibuddin Bukhari | Assoc.Prof, ME | Member |
3 | Dr. Syed Azeem Pasha | Assoc.Prof,ME | Member |
4 | Mr. Shaik Khaja Nawaz | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
5 | Mr. Ghouri Apsar | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
6 | Mr. A.H.Taha Mehkari | Asst Prof, PE | Member |
7 | Mr. Mohammed Khalid Rehman | Asst Prof, ME | Member |
8 | Mr. Javid Ahmed | Asst Prof, ME | Member |

Program Assessment Quality Improvement Committee
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1 |
Dr
Dhanraj Pamar J |
Professor
& Head |
Member |
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Dr.
Syed Azeem Pasha |
Assoc.Prof,
ME |
Member |
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Mr.
Shaik Khaja Nawaz |
Assoc.Prof,ME |
Member |
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Mr. Ghouri
Apsar |
Asst
Prof, ME |
Member |
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Mr.
A.H.Taha Mehkari |
Asst
Prof, ME |
Member |
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Mr.
Mohammed Khalid Rehman |
Asst
Prof, PE |
Member |
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Mr.
Javid Ahmed |
Asst
Prof, ME |
Member |
Course Expert Team
The Course Expert Team for the Production Engineering Department at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology consists of dedicated faculty members and industry experts for a specific domain who will help, Guide and Teach you to excel in the specific subject and build a strong foundation, The team members include with specific domain expertise are as follows;
EXPERT TEAM-BOS -HEAD,HEADS OF AFFILIATED COLLEGES
S.No. | Name of the Staff Member | Designation | Mobile No. | Email.ID | Domain Area |
1. | Mr. A.H. Taha Mehkari | Assistant Professor | 9849312368 | Manufacturing, IE | |
2. | Mr. M. Javid Ahmed | Assistant Professor | 9701868525 | IE, Production | |
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Academic Integrity Panel
Academic integrity panel has been constituted with the following members
Roles and Responsibilities:
-Integrity in conducting examinations, lectures and CO-PO Mappings
-Create awareness about plagiarism and plagiarism detection software.
-The allegation of plagiarism against the researcher, student, faculty and staff
-The AIP shall have the power to access the level of plagiarism and recommend penalties accordingly.
ANTI RAGGING COMMITTEE
| SNO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBERS |
| 1 | PROF.DHANRAJ PAMAR J. | PROFESSOR AND HOD | 9542695455 |
| 2 | DR.SYED MOHIBUDDIN BUKHARI | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 9849009607 |
| 3 | MR.SHAIK KHAJA NAWAZ | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9440235745 |
| 4 | MR.G.APSAR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9866376301 |
| 5 | MR.MOHAMMED KHALID REHMAN | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9000759515 |
DISCIPLINE MONITORING COMMITTEE
SNO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBERS |
1 | Dr. V. JAKEER HUSSAIN | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 8142466920 |
2 | MR.JAVID AHMMED | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9701868525 |
   DAYS |  T I M I N G S | ||||
 09:30am to 11:30am |  11:30am to 01:20pm |  01:20pm to 02:10pm |  02:10pm to 04:20pm  | ||
MONDAY | Mr. Khaja Hameeduddin Ahmed | Mr. Syed Maqsood Razvi | Mr. Hameedullah Khan | Mr. Mohammed Ayub | |
 TUESDAY  | Mr. Mohammed Ayub | Mr. Syed Maqsood Razvi | Mr. Mohammed Zaheer Ahmed | Mr. Hameedullah Khan | |
WEDNESDAY | Mr. Omer Shareef | Mr. Khaja Hameeduddin Ahmed | Mr. Mir Amjad Ali Khan | Mr. Omer Shareef | |
 THURSDAY  | Mr. Habeeb Pasha | Mr. Zaheer Ahmed Khan | Mr. Mohammed Zaheer Ahmed | Mr. Mohammed Abid Ali | |
 FRIDAY | Mr. Habeeb Pasha | Mr. Mohammed Abid Ali | Mr. A.J. Ramachar | Mr. Mohammed Ayub | |
 SATURDAY  | Mr. Syed Maqsood Razvi | Mr. Omer Shareef | Mr. Zaheer Ahmed Khan | Mr. Syed Shoeb | |
DISCIPLINE MONITORING DUTIES ON (GROUND FLOOR) | |||||
 TUESDAY  | Mr. Habeeb Pasha | Mr. Syed Shoeb | Mr. A.J. Ramachar | Mr. Mir Amjad Ali Khan | |
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Note:
- Staff must be available for the complete time slot.
- Staff must take frequent rounds on complete floor/ground and assure that no student stands in the corridor/ground.
- Staff should also take to their concern that no student remains in the class room once the class work is complete.
- Staff applying for leave must make definite alternative arrangement for their assigned disciplinary duty.
- If there is class work decided on Saturday, than floor duties of that working day will be considered on Saturday.
- After the duty, the staff must sign in the register kept in HOD`s office without fail.
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COMMITTEE FOR SC/ST
SNO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBERS |
1 | PROF.DHANRAJ PAMAR J. | PROFESSOR AND HOD | 9542695455 |
2 | MR.SHAIK KHAJA NAWAZ | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9440235745 |
3 | MR.G.APSAR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9866376301 |
4 | MR.EHTHESHAM UDDIN QURESHI | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 8686695323 |
5 | MR.JAVID AHMMED | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9701868525 |
GRIEVIENCE REDRESSEL COMMITTEE
SNO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBERS |
1 | DR.SYED MOHIBUDDIN BUKHARI | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 9849009607 |
2 | Dr. V. JAKEER HUSSAIN | ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR | 8142466920 |
INTERNAL COMPLAINT COMMITTEE
SNO. | NAME | DESIGNATION | PHONE NUMBERS |
1 | PROF.DHANRAJ PAMAR J. | PROFESSOR AND HOD | 9542695455 |
2 | MR.SHAIK KHAJA NAWAZ | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9440235745 |
3 | MR.G.APSAR | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9866376301 |
4 | MR.MOHAMMED KHALID REHMAN | ASSISTANT PROFESSOR | 9000759515 |
DECCAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY | |||
DAR US SALAM, HYDERABAD-500 001 | |||
LIST OF STUDENTS COUNSELLOR (AICTE) 2023-2024 | |||
S.No. | ROLL. No. | NAME OF THE STUDENT | NAME OF THE STUDENT COUNSELLOR |
1 | 160322738301 | OWAIS HUSSAIN | Dr. DHANRAJ PAMAR J.                       |
2 | 160322738302 | SHAIK ABDUL KHADER | |
3 | 160322738303 | SABHAVATH SHIVA | |
4 | 160321738301 | MOHD. ABDUL KAREEM | |
5 | 160321738302 | MOHAMMED AZHAR UDDIN | |
6 | 160321738303 | MOHAMMED ABDUL RAHMAN | |
7 | 160321738304 | MOHAMMED MOSEQ UDDIN | |
8 | 160320738301 | AHMED ALI ANWAAR | |
9 | 160320738302 | MOHAMMED RIZWAN KHAN | |
10 | 160320738303 | MOHD NOMAN ROSHAN | |
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Department Committee:
List of Class Teachers in Even Semesters
Load chart of Even Semester for the Academic Year 2025-2026
S. No | Name of the Faculty | Theory | Practical | Project work | Summer Internship | Total load |
1 | Dr Dhanraj Pamar J. | 3 | *** | 2 | 2 | 7 |
2 | Dr. V. JAKEER HUSSAIN | 9 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 15 |
3 | Dr. Syed Azeem Pasha | 3 | *** | 2 | 2 | 7 |
4 | Syed Saifuddin | 8 | 2 | 2 | 2 | 14 |
* In addition to first year workshop
List of Class Teachers
S. No | Name of the Class Teacher | Class |
1 | Dr. Syed Azeem Pasha | VIII – SEM |
2 | Mr. S. Khaja Nawaz | VI – SEM |
DECCAN COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY | |||
DAR US SALAM, HYDERABAD-500 001 | |||
LIST OF STUDENTS COUNSELLOR (AICTE) 2023-2024 | |||
S.No. | ROLL. No. | NAME OF THE STUDENT | NAME OF THE STUDENT COUNSELLOR |
1 | 160322738301 | OWAIS HUSSAIN | Dr. DHANRAJ PAMAR J.                       PROFESSOR                                                      MOBILE No. 9542695455                              BRANCH: MECHANICAL                                                                                     SEMESTER- VI, & VIII            |
2 | 160322738302 | SHAIK ABDUL KHADER | |
3 | 160322738303 | SABHAVATH SHIVA | |
4 | 160321738301 | MOHD. ABDUL KAREEM | |
5 | 160321738302 | MOHAMMED AZHAR UDDIN | |
6 | 160321738303 | MOHAMMED ABDUL RAHMAN | |
7 | 160321738304 | MOHAMMED MOSEQ UDDIN | |
8 | 160320738301 | AHMED ALI ANWAAR | |
9 | 160320738302 | MOHAMMED RIZWAN KHAN | |
10 | 160320738303 | MOHD NOMAN ROSHAN | |
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OU Recognized Research Supervisors
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Laboratories
Detail of various laboratories and their facilities are as follow:
The Department of Production Engineering at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology is equipped with a comprehensive range of specialized facilities to support the academic and practical needs of production engineering education. In our Metal Forming lab, students have access to advanced machinery like the Ericsson Cupping Machine, Metal extrusion die set, Spinning lathe machine, Hydraulic Press (25 Ton), Mechanical press, and Injection Moulding Machine, fostering hands-on learning and skill development. The Foundry Shop is well-equipped with essential equipment including the Jolt Moulding machine, Universal Strength Machine, Sand Mixer, and Moulding boxes, enabling students to explore casting and molding processes.
In our CAD/CAM Lab, we provide state-of-the-art Pentium Computer Systems with a main server, along with peripherals such as plotters, printers, and scanners. We offer a range of software tools including ANSYS, AUTOCAD, IRONCAD, CATIA, GIBBSCAM, and ADINA, facilitating computer-aided design and manufacturing simulations.
The lab also features CNC lathe and CNC mill machines with Simulation Software for advanced machining exercises.
Our Metrology & Instrumentation Lab is equipped with precision instruments like surface plates, bevel protractors, comparators, Gear Tooth Micro Meter, and more. In the Metallurgy Lab, students have access to Metallurgical Microscopes, Grinding Machines, Polishing Machines, and Hardness Testing Machines, fostering a deep understanding of materials and their properties.
The Machine Shop is furnished with a diverse set of machinery, including all geared lathe machines such as Tiger brand Super model, Kirlosker, DETCO H.M.T center lathe, and SEWMAC capstan lathe machines. Additionally, EHCO pillar type drilling machines, power hacksaws, horizontal milling machines, Arrow Surface grinding machines, and Batliboi Shaping machines are available for practical training. CNC Train master lathe machines, Lathe tool dynamometers, Smith open hearth, centrifugal blowers, and Anvis swage blocks, alongside cutting and measurement tools, provide a comprehensive foundation in machining processes.
Roll of Honors
The Roll of Honors at Deccan College of Engineering and Technology is a distinguished recognition that celebrates the exceptional achievements and contributions of our students, faculty, and alumni. It is a testament to the dedication, innovation, and excellence that define our academic community.
This distinguished honor roll showcases individuals who have not only excelled academically but have also demonstrated a profound commitment to leadership, community engagement, and the pursuit of knowledge. The Roll of Honors is a reflection of our institution’s core values and our belief in the power of education to transform lives and inspire change
Here is the list of Roll of Honors of previous year batches
University rankersÂ
NAME | YEAR OF PASSING | PERCENTAGE | UNIVERSITY TOPPERS |
MOHAMMED SUFIYAAN | 2023 | 72.3 | XI |
MOHAMMED NOAMAN SAYEED | 2022 | 76.12 | II |
TOPPERS LIST:
SNo. | Branch | Roll No. | Name of Student | Rank |
1 | PRODUCTION (2019-2023) | 160319738301 | MOHAMMED SUFIYAAN | FIRST |
2 | PRODUCTION (2018-2022) | 160318738008 | MOHAMMED NOAMAN SAYEED | FIRST |
3 | PRODUCTION (2017-2021) | 160317738010 | SHAZORE KHAN | FIRST |
4 | PRODUCTION (2015-2019) | 160315738021 | MAKKAPATI SANDEEP RAO | FIRST |
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Departmental Events
FDP 23
Tech Fest 22
Winners List 22 (Results)
Name of the Event: – Paper Presentation
Position | Roll No | Name | Total (25) | Remarks |
1.   | 160321733012 | Sana Tabassum | 24 | First Position |
2.   | 160319736002 | Khulood Jaleel Ahmed | 23 | Second Position |
160319736005 | Syed Khaleel ullah Quadri | 23 | Second Position | |
160319736041 | Mujawar Abdul Muheeb | 23 | Second Position |
Judges Name                                   Â
1: Dr. Syed Danish Mehdi                                Â
2:Dr. Mohd Abdul Wahed    Â
3: Mr. Muneer Shaik
4: Mr. Durvesh Mohiuddin
Contact HOD

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M.E.(Automation &Robotics)., PhD (Mech.Engg),FIE.                                                    Â
Professor and Head                                                              Â
Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering                                              Â
Mobile: 9542695455Â Â
Email ID: hod_mechanical@deccancollege.ac.in
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Presently working as Professor & Head, Department of Mechanical &Production Engineering. He has 24years of teaching experience, worked in reputed institutions and 1year industrial experience. He did his BTech (Mech) from JNTUH Campus, M.E.(Automation &Robotics) from OU Campus, PhD in Mechanical Engg from JNTUH. He taught various subject in Mechanical Engineering like Robotics, Composites, Metal Cutting &Machine tools, Production and Operations Mgmt, Metrology &Instrumentation, Control Systems Theory. He has published several papers in peer-reviewed journals and presented at various conferences and seminars. He is a Fellow of professional bodies IEI, MISTE. His approach is student-centric, providing experiential learning to students. His expertise and research in Advanced Carbon Carbon Composites, Materials Characterization, Robotics and Automation.
Curriculum
Department Accomplishments
Staff Co-ordinator:Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â
The following Staff and Students are assigned to co-ordinate for MOOCs SWAYAM NPTEL Courses from MPED.
This allocation is with reference to circular No: NPTEL/01/2023, dated: 01/11/2023 requested from office of the Principal, DCET.
Student Co-ordinators:
| S.No | Semester / Section | Roll No. | Name of the Student | Mobile No. |
| 1. | III Mechanical | 160322736312 | Mr. Mohammed Shoukath Ali | 9492420223 |
| 2. | III Production | 160322738302 | Mr. Shaik Abdul Khader | 8985888310 |
| 3. | V Mechanical | 160321736051 | Mr. Md. Saaduddin Jamal | 6303322048 |
| 4. | V Production | 160321738301 | Mr. Abdul Kareem | 6302952975 |
| 5. | VII Mechanical-A | 160320736009 | Mr. Syed Khaja Waheeduddin Mohammed | 7207080732 |
| 6. | VII Mechanical-B | 160320736079 | Mr. Syed Mohammed Hamza | 9573164673 |
| 7. | VII Production | 160320738303 | Mr. Mohd. Noman Roshan | 9032304307 |
Programme Objectives and Outcomes
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B. E (PE) – PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEO’s) |
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A graduate of the Production Engineering Engineering Program should: |
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PEO – I |
Prepare graduates for a successful career by providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to meet the diverse demands of the production engineering industry, academia, and research. |
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PEO – II |
Apply an understanding of the societal impacts of production engineering practices ethically and appropriately in the context of their professional activities. |
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PEO – III |
Equip graduates with a robust foundation in discrete mathematical and engineering fundamentals, fostering problem-solving abilities essential for addressing complex challenges in production engineering design. |
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PEO – IV |
Inculcate leadership qualities in graduates, promoting technology innovation and entrepreneurship, while emphasizing effective communication skills, teamwork, ethics, and the ability for life-long learning crucial for a successful and evolving professional career in production engineering. |
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B.E (PE) – PROGRAM OUTCOMES (PO’s) |
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A graduate of the Production Engineering Program will demonstrate: |
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Engineering Knowledge – Apply mathematical, scientific, and engineering fundamentals, along with specialized knowledge in production engineering, to solve intricate engineering problems. |
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Problem Analysis – Identify, formulate, review research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences, and engineering sciences, reaching substantiated conclusions. |
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Design/Development of Solutions – Design solutions for complex engineering problems, considering public health, safety, and societal, cultural, and environmental aspects, while developing system components or processes that meet specified needs. |
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Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems – Utilize research-based knowledge and methods, including designing experiments, analyzing and interpreting data, and synthesizing information to draw valid conclusions in production engineering. |
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Modern Tool Usage – Create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools, including prediction and modeling, to tackle complex engineering activities while understanding their limitations. |
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Engineer and Society – Apply contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues relevant to production engineering, recognizing the responsibilities in professional engineering practice. |
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Environment and Sustainability – Understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts, demonstrating knowledge of and advocating for sustainable development in production engineering. |
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Ethics – Apply ethical principles, commit to professional ethics, and adhere to norms relevant to the practice of production engineering. |
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Individual and Team Work – Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and multidisciplinary settings within the realm of production engineering |
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Communication – Communicate effectively on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and society at large, including comprehension and production of reports, design documentation, presentations, and clear instructions in production engineering.. |
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Project Management and Finance – Demonstrate knowledge of engineering and management principles, applying them in individual and team work, managing projects in the field of production engineering, and navigating multidisciplinary environments |
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Life-Long Learning – Recognize the need for and possess the preparation and ability to engage in independent and life-long learning within the broadest context of technological change, specifically in the field of production engineering |
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B.E (PE) – PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSO’s) |
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A graduate of the Production Engineering Program will demonstrate: |
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PSO1: |
Acquire the capability to comprehend, design, and analyze solutions in production engineering, spanning areas such as manufacturing processes, quality control, optimization techniques, supply chain management, and industrial automation. |
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Enhance proficiency in ensuring the reliability and efficiency of production systems through a focus on quality assurance, process optimization, and the implementation of sustainable manufacturing practices. |
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Utilize modern production engineering tools and techniques to foster innovation, entrepreneurial endeavors, and a desire for continuous learning, preparing for diverse career paths and pursuing advanced studies in the field. |