how is this course "mechanical and production engineering"? i tried searching the website for details but all that i could find was that this course is available in colleges like sathyabama university, chennai and Delhi Technological University. i thought production engineering was a part of mechanical engineering. can anyone tell me what is the scope of this subject? any experiences? is it a good choice? any mechanical engineers or others who have an idea about this please let me know. i details about this course as soon as possible. thanks, CP
Hello Niru, I found this information. Should I make a joke? Sometimes we have to sound that we know nothing. So instead of asking Google, "Tell me what the scope of Production?" I asked, Oh God Google "I do not even know what is production." :razz: So Google got happy and gave me the answers. Simply i changed the question " What is Production?" LOL any ways jokes apart, I am bad at making them. According to me Mechanical and production go hand in hand. Mechanical is mother while Production is daughter. In mechanical we have theories and in production, these theories are put to use. It is a bit confusing but go through this: Source: What is Production Engineering?
This does not give the syllabus of Production which you can get by various universities. This article only gives idea about what is taught in Production. One more thing, I want to ask why do you require this info? And yes any thing you want to ask me about sub branches of mechanical I am here my friend. Another query please ask, always.
Is he /she graduating? Well it is a good option. but your cousin will need to do post graduation in any case which will be more beneficial if your cousin wants to do a job. It actually depends on personal interests. If I can give you a suggestion try education councilor. He will give professional opinion. They conduct test and depending on your score and interests, suggest you a better option. What say?
Also see this http://www.crazyengineers.com/forum/chillax-chit-chat/42550-what-do-engineers-do.html AKD posted it.
he's finished his 12th. he is thinking of B.E.Mechanical and production engineering as an option. thats why asked if it is a good option. because i heard it is a new course.
It is quite a old course. To tell you a fact in my college there was only production earlier but now they have made it to mechanical engineering. That old sign of "Production Engineering" still hangs outside our department building.
I recommend to go for pure mechanical. he'll be limited to production line if he does that course. Mechanical core gives ample fields to play with. Sorry for the late reply.
