PSG Non Formal Profile Final

Update your technical knowledge through
professionally designed
Executive Development
&
Continuing Education Programmes
PSG Centre for Non-Formal & Continuing Education

PSG College of Technology
COIMBATORE - 641 004
2 PSG COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
PSG Centre for Non-formal & Continuing Education (PSG

CNCE) was established in the year 1989. The Centre is headed
by a Dean, who is assisted by an Admissions Counsellor. The
main function of the centre is to plan and disseminate latest
explosion of knowledge and developments in various fields of
Science and Technology for the benefit of executives and other
working professionals in various business and industrial
organizations, faculty and student community of educational
institutions and public at large by organizing regular well planned
and job oriented part-time and full-time short duration
programmes. The continuing education programmes are essential
and beneficial to update the knowledge of the employed personnel
who have graduated long time back. Most of the times, the
curricula of various formal educational programmes in the schools,
colleges and universities do not cover the latest developments in
the concerned fields of study and specialization and hence such
well designed short term programmes are much more essential
for regular students to get prepared for their employment.
The Centre performs continuous study of latest developments

and identifies the areas which will be useful to students / public
and job oriented. It establishes rapport with various industries /
organizations to identify the areas of their interest. The selected
coordinators of the programmes plan and execute them
meticulously involving external experts wherever necessary. Some
of the industries / organizations for whom special tailor made
training programmes conducted are listed on inside back cover.
This booklet contains some programmes proposed by the

coordinators which are by no means static but subject to
continuous updation.
EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT & CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMMES 3
CONTENTS
S.No. Department / Centre Page.No.
1. Civil Engineering ....................................................................... 4

2. Mechanical Engineering ........................................................... 7
3. Production Engineering .......................................................... 22
4. Electrical & Electronics Engineering ....................................... 23
5. Virtual Instrumentation Centre ................................................ 26
6. Electronics & Communication Engineering ............................. 27
7. Computer Science Engineering .............................................. 30
8. Information Technology ........................................................... 34
9. Metallurgical Engineering ....................................................... 37
10. Fashion Technology ................................................................ 40
11. Textile Technology .................................................................. 42
12. CAD/CAM Centre & Virtual Reality Centre ............................. 45
13. School of Energy .................................................................... 59
14. PSG TIFAC - CORE ................................................................ 62
15. English .................................................................................... 63
16. Mathematics & Computer Applications ................................... 64
17. Physics - Thin Film Centre ...................................................... 66
18. Chemistry ................................................................................ 68
19. Humanities .............................................................................. 70
COMPUTER AIDED ANALYSIS & DESIGN USING STAAD PRO
Co-Ordinators : Dr. J. V. Ramasamy &

Dr. G. Sankarasubramanian
Dept. of Civil Engg
Duration : 5 days (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : B.E (Civil)
Objective : To train the participants to gain the principles and

working knowledge in application of STAAD PRO.
Contents : 2D Truss - 3D Truss - Plane frame - Analysis

& Design of RCC and Steel structures as per
IS Code.
SOIL INVESTIGATION AND FOUNDATION ANALYSIS
Co-Ordinator : Dr. M. Palanikumar, Dept. of Civil Engg
Duration : Two days (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Civil Engineering
Objective : To make the practicing Civil Engineers to

understand the importance of soil investigation
and Foundation Analysis
Contents : Soil Investigation - Importance - OBJECTIVES -

Depth and spacing of investigation - Sampling -
GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Co-Ordinator : Dr. K. Elangovan, Dept. of Civil Engg.
Duration : Two days (Full-time)
Minimum : Diploma in Civil Engineering, Degree in Geology,
Qualification
WATER AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

Co-Ordinator : Dr.M.Ibrahim Bathusha
Dept. of Civil Engg.
Duration : One week
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Civil Engineering
Objective : To make the practising Civil Engineers to
understand the water and wastewater treatment
systems.
Contents : Water Quality Standards for Construction and
Drinking purposes - equipments and estimation -
field test. Water treatment - unit process -
operations - optimum dose of coagulant - TDS
removal - reverse osmosis unit. Waste water
characterisation - waste water treatment plant -
domestic and industrial wastes - waste
minimisation. Rainwater Harvesting units -
percolation rate test - Design.
IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH SIMULATION USING

PRO-MODEL SOFTWARE
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. S. S. Prasad
Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
Duration : One day (Full-time) & Two days (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : B.E
Objective : To educate and train the participants about the
basics and principles of simulation with
applications & to provide hands-on experience on
use of Pro-Model simulation software.
Contents : Simulation-Introduction, Applications; Introduction
to Pro-Model simulation software; Hands-on
experience for simulating a variety of real life
situations; Productivity enhancement in the shop
floor through simulation; Case studies.
REFRESHER COURSE IN GENERAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

FOR TECHNICIANS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. B. Giriraj
Duration : 3 days (Full-time) & 6 days ( Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : ITI
Objective : To have an overall review of the basic Mechanical
Engineering concepts and familiarization with the
use of computers
Contents : Properties of materials - Basic welding technology
- Metal cutting operations - Cutting tools Forming
processes - Limits, fits and calculations -
Introduction to PC hardware and operating
systems - Mathematical calculations and
fundamentals of computing.
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF VIBRATION ENGINEERING

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla & Dr. M. Senthil Kumar
Duration : 5 Days (Full-time) & 10 Days (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : B.E.
Objective : To provide theoretical and field background to
practicing engineers, teaching professionals and
students & to impart the theory and concepts of
vibration engineering for effective use in practice.
Contents : Fundamentals of vibration and its generation -
single degree-of-freedom systems, Two degrees-
of-freedom systems – tuned, damped and
undamped vibration absorbers; Transient
vibration, Multi-degree-of –freedom systems-
Holzer method, Random vibration, Vibration
measurement, Industrial case studies, etc;
Measurement of vibration spectrum using FFT
analyzer; Experimental verification of damping
coefficient; Interface of vibration measurement
devices with PC using LabVIEW software.
DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

Co-Ordinators : Dr. V. Krishnaraj & Dr. M. Senthil Kumar
Duration : 5 Days (Full-time) & 10 Days ( Part-time)
Objective : To impart knowledge on design and manufacture of
composite structures.
Contents : Mechanics of composites - Design and failure
theories of composites - Manufacture of composite
products using filament winding machine,
applications - Measurement of cutting forces in
composites using tool dynamometer - Modeling and
analysis of composite structures using NISA software.
ADVANCED TOPICS IN DESIGN ENGINEERING

Co-Ordinators : Dr. V. Prabhuraja, Dr. K. A. Jagadeesh,
Dr. V. Krishnaraj & Dr. M. Senthil Kumar
Objective : To provide knowledge in the field of advanced design
engineering which will be useful for R & D Engineers.
Contents : Structural analysis – to reduce deflection, increase
natural frequency. Stiffener design. Fatigue life
prediction; Mechanism analysis – determination of
velocity and acceleration of mechanisms; static and
dynamic force analysis; Transmission systems –
design of gears, shafts, selection of chains and belts,
bearings and bearing mounting details, gear
correction; Finite element analysis – static and
dynamic structural analysis and thermal analysis;
Tolerance analysis – optimum tolerance selection,
advanced techniques of tolerance allocation,
tolerance stack analysis-geometric tolerances-
specification, interpretation-tolerance charting;
Analysis of composite structures; Practice session in
ANSYS, ADAMS, NISA, Cetol 6s, CRYSTAL BALL
softwares.
ADVANCES IN DESIGN, MANUFACTURING, THERMAL AND

AUTOMATION ENGINEERING
Co-Ordinators : Dr. R. Rudramoorthy – Dept. of Production Engg.
Dr. P. V. Mohanram, & Dr. K. Natarajan – Dept. of
MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS THROUGH LEAN

MANUFACTURING
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram & Dr. K. Natarajan
Objective : To impart the concepts of lean thinking in the
manufacturing set-up & to help the industry to
strengthen its design and innovation skills by
understanding different tools and technology for
driving manufacturing excellence.
Contents : An overview of Lean Manufacturing - Concepts of
Lean Thinking - Waste identification and waste
elimination, Takt time - Push/Pull production,
Automation - Lead time minimization - Mixed
model production - Single piece flow, flow
production - Value stream mapping - Assembly
line balancing - Preparation of current state map
- Preparation of future state map - Case studies.
DESIGN TOLERANCES AND ITS CUMULATIVE EFFECT

Objective : To develop the knowledge about the effect of
tolerances in the design process.
Contents : Cumulative effect of tolerances - Process
capability of manufacturing process - Selective
assembly concepts - True position theory - Zero
true position tolerance & paper layout gauging -
Control of axial play in assemblies - Datum
systems - Redimensioning to suit manufacture.
GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING

Duration : 4 days (Full-time) & 8 days (Part-time)
Objective : To impart the knowledge about practical aspects of
dimensioning and tolerancing and investigate into the
effect of tolerances in manufacturing and assembly
processes.
Contents : Introduction to GD&T-Definition & application examples
- True Position theory & Zero True Position Tolerance -
Floating & Fixed fastener assembly conditions & Paper
Layout gaging - Coaxial features & compound
assembly; centrality analysis - Process capability of
machines, cumulative effect of tolerances, worst case
method; root sum square method - Tolerance Stack up
analysis in precision assemblies - Control of axial play
in assemblies - Redesigning to suit manufacturing – a
case study - Overview of Tolerance charting technique.
MANUFACTURING EXCELLENCE FOR PRACTISING ENGINEERS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram, Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
Minimum Qualification : B. E.
Objective : To provide theoretical and field knowledge of various
manufacturing processes and systems for achieving
excellence in manufacturing.
Contents : Metallurgy: Properties and selection of automotive grade
steels, heat treatment - Metal forming, Metal finishing,
Material testing, Rubber and plastics; Machining: Theory
of metal cutting, factors affecting machinability - Grinding,
grades and selection of wheels, trouble shooting -
Machine tools and machine tool selection criteria -
Machine control systems - Low cost automation;
Metrology and Inspection: Metrology - inspection
tolerancing systems - GD&T - acceptance gauge design
- inspection equipment- computer aided inspection;
Manufacturing systems design: Design of lean production
- hybrid production systems - evaluating the choice of
manufacturing systems - Process design, work station
cell/module design - Manufacturing systems optimization
techniques; Industrial Engineering: Plant layout -
capacity planning, - work simplification - project
management - PERT/CPM - overview of OR techniques.
DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLY

Objective : To impart the knowledge of design for

manufacture and assembly concepts among
design engineers which will be useful in the
R&D activities.
Contents : Concepts of Design for Manufacture and

Assembly - Process Capability of Machines
and different types of datums - Selective
Assembly concepts – three models -
Introduction to GD&T Definition & application
examples - True Position theory & Zero True
Position Tolerance - Floating & Fixed fastener
assembly conditions & Paper Layout gaging
-Coaxial features & compound assembly;
centrality analysis - Grouped datum systems
and fixture design – positional accuracy-
Tolerance charting technique for process
planning of mass produced components -
Redesign of components to facilitate
manufacture - Increasing manufacturing
tolerances by a critical analysis of the design
- Taguchi’s method of experiment design for
process control - Concurrent Engineering
Principles – DFMA guidelines -Control of
axial play in assemblies
ROBUST DESIGN FOR PRODUCT / PROCESS QUALITY USING DESIGN

OF EXPERIMENTS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram
Duration : 1 Day (Full-time) & 2 Days (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification :B.E.
Objective : To derive maximum benefit by optimization of
existing products and manufacturing processes
through an engineering tool based on Taguchi’s
method of design of experiments.
Contents : Full Factorial Experiments - When to go for DoE -
Orthogonal Arrays - Taguchi’s method of
Experiment Plan - Selection of Experimental Plan
from standard Orthogonal Arrays - Signal-to-noise
Ratio - Analysis of Means - Analysis of Variance -
Confirmation Experiments - Parameter Interaction
Effects - Case Studies.
PLC BASED AUTOMATION

Co-Ordinators : Mr. C. Manoharan
Dept. of Mechanical engg.
Minimum Qualification : UG/PG Students
Objective : To provide comprehensive training in control
application of mechanical systems using PLCs.
Contents : PLC - Introduction, specification, ladder diagram
for control applications; Optimization of logic
equation by K V Map method; Interfacing PLCs
with mechanical, pneumatic and hydraulic
systems; Sensor interface with PLC; Interfacing
of sensors with PC using LabVIEW software;
Hands on-training in application of PLCs for control
of mechanical systems & sensor interface.
TECHNOLOGY REFRESHER MODULE FOR GRADUATE ENGINEER TRAINEES

Co-Ordinators : Dr K Natarajan, Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
Minimum
Qualification : B.E.
Objective : To provide an in-depth understanding of the fundamental concepts
in Mechanical Engineering from industrial application consideration.
Contents : Product development strategies, Pneumatics and PLC control,
Mechanics of road vehicles - Instrumentation-sensors, pressure, flow
and temperature measurement - Heat treatment, iron carbon diagram,
T-T-T diagram, through and case hardening, surface diffusion process,
Stress-strain diagram and principal stress design for static loading,
materials engineering, mechanical properties and testing, material
selection - Electron beam hardening, laser beam hardening, ion
implantation, composite surface created by laser and electron beam
- Geometric dimensioning & Tolerancing, tolerance stack up in
assemblies, true position theory, paper layout gaging, compound
assembly, centrality analysis, selective assembly, datum systems,
DFMA case study, tolerance charting technique - Bearing types,
selection, antifriction bearing mounting details, theory of gearing and
gear correction. Selection of belts and chain drives - Design of
clutches and brakes, design of welded and riveted joints, fasteners
design, Coil and leaf springs, design of springs, radiator design,
design of flywheels and crankshafts, design of gears and gear boxes,
design for fatigue loading - Engineering mechanics, Mechanics of
machines, static and dynamic force analysis of linkages –
Thermodynamics laws, heat engines, heat pumps - Composite
materials and structures, smart materials, Fluid mechanics-gauge
and absolute pressure, Bernoulli’s equations, flow analysis - Cornot,
Otto, Diesel cycles and their applications, Concept of boundary layer-
heat exchangers, combustion engineering, combustion chamber,
design considerations - Heat treatment of gudgeon pin, valves, gears,
cam shafts, Heat transfer, conduction, convection, radiation concepts
and applications - Forming and forging techniques, types and
applications, Powder metallurgy Casting techniques, gates, runner
and risers. Metal flow considerations - Vibration-natural frequency,
dynamic magnification, vibration isolation, Balancing-single plane,
multiple planes, causes of vibration, Noise sources and control
methods - Beams and columns, bending and torsion; Sheet metal
cutting, bending and drawing, Fine blanking, hydro forming process
- Screw thread, gear inspection, laser interferometer, CMM, Rapid
proto typing techniques - Design optimization, design of experiments,
lean manufacturing systems, layout design analysis, dynamic value
stream mapping.
STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL ANALYSIS USING ANSYS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla & Dr. V. Prabhu Raja

Objective : To impart training on finite element modelling and

analysis of mechanical systems.
Contents : Introduction to FEA - Modelling and meshing

concepts - Static Analysis of 1D, 2D & 3D
elements and Axisymmetric elements -
Modal, harmonic and transient dynamic
Analysis - Steady state, transient and coupled
field Analysis - Hands on-training in software
and case Studies.
MECHANISMS ANALYSIS USING MSC ADAMS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla, Dr. V. Prabhu Raja &

Dr. M. Senthil Kumar
Objective : To impart training on Mechanism Analysis of

Systems
Contents : Concepts of Mechanism Design - Kinematic

analysis of mechanisms - Static analysis of
mechanisms - Dynamic analysis of mechanisms;
estimation of power and joint forces for a specified
external load consideration - Hands on training in
software & case studies.
TOLERANCE ANALYSIS USING CETOL 6Ó AND CRYSTAL BALL
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Ragu, Mr. S. Saravanan & Mr. M. Ramu

Minimum Qualification : BE
Objective : To impart training on tolerance modelling and
analysis in Product Design and Manufacturing
Contents : Fundamentals of Tolerance Analysis - Assembly
constraint modelling - Part constraint modelling -
CETOL Model Analysis - Tolerance Analysis,
tolerance loop extraction in precision assemblies
using software - Tolerance cost modelling -
Optimization of tolerance allocation to meet the
cost constraints - Hands on-training in software &
case studies.
STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL ANALYSIS USING NISA
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla & Dr. V. Krishnaraj

Objective : To impart training on structural and thermal
analysis of mechanical systems
Contents : Introduction to FEM - Modeling and meshing
concepts in NISA - Structural analysis of
mechanical systems using 1D, 2D, axisymmetric
and 3D elements - Steady state and transient
thermal analysis - Analysis of composite structures
using NISA - Hands on-training in software & case
studies.
AN OVERVIEW OF ENGINEERING DRAWING

Minimum Qualification : HSC (10 +2 completed)
Objective
SENSOR INTERFACE AND AUTOMATION OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram, Dr. M. Senthil Kumar &
Mr. M. Ramu, Mr. S. Udhayakumar
Minimum Qualification : For faculty members & UG/PG students
Objective : This course aims at providing hands on-training
in automation systems, sensors & their interface
with PC for control applications.
Contents : Sensor Interface using LabVIEW software - Data
acquisition using DAQ cards - PLC programming
- Control of actuators - Smart structures -
Automation using Hydraulic/Pneumatic/ Electro-
pneumatic systems - Internet enabled
instrumentation.
DESIGN & MANUFACTURING: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Natarajan, Mr. D. Rajenthirakumar &
Mr. M. Ramu
Objective : This course reviews the basic concepts in the field
of design and manufacturing and impart the
knowledge of current developments in the field of
mechanical engineering.
Contents : Introduction to Engineering Drawing -
Development of views, sections, layout - Fits and
Tolerances - Selective assembly, Compound
Assembly and Centrality Analysis - Assembly
concepts - Functional and Manufacturing Datum
- Tolerance Stack up Analysis - Tolerance Charting
-Engineering Metrology - Introduction to Assembly
/ Production Drawing -Computer Aided Drafting
using AutoCAD - Rapid Prototyping - Reverse
Engineering -Computer Aided Manufacturing -
Material Selection - Heat Treatment - 3D Modelling
using ProEngineer.
ADVANCED DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING STRATEGIES

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram
Objective : To impart the theoretical and field related
knowledge in the area of design and manufacture
and to provide the knowledge of current trends in
the field of mechanical engineering.
Contents : Basics of Industrial design - Basics of material
science - Basics of lubrication - Theory of belt
drives - Antifriction bearing-selection, comparison
and application - Vibration and noise level
measurements - Theory of machining - Geometric
dimensioning and tolerancing, redesigning to suit
manufacture, control of axial play in precision
assemblies - Lean manufacturing concepts for
waste elimination, Poka Yoke for fool proofing,
Kaizen-continuous improvement - Investment
analysis, value engineering, ergonomic aspects -
Design of experiments - Low cost automation -
Advances in rapid prototyping.
DESIGN OF PRESS TOOLS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Ragu & Dr. V. Krishnaraj
Minimum Qualification : ITI
Objective : To impart basic and advanced knowledge on
design of press tools
Contents : Feed strip layout design - Die and other parts
design - Shearing force calculations - Method of
reducing the load required for blanking -
Compound and progressive die design.
EFFICIENCY PLUS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram & Dr. B. Giriraj
Minimum
Qualification : DME / BE
Objective : To impart training to maintain good customer relationship, to
handle difficult situations and to develop better inter – personal
relationships with the seniors, colleagues, juniors and
customers.
Contents : The art and science of questioning - The art of listening- Simple
effective ways of increasing motivation level - Conducting
effective developmental tasks with the team through project
based learning. - Techniques for improving memory retention -
Precise and purposeful communication – case studies - ARCS
Model for effective communication - Mind Maps for systematic
planning of tasks - Stress management - Tools for positive
thinking - Care and concern for customers - Anger management
and emotional maturity - The Tao of Leadership - Meditation
for a relatively calm mind - Simple yoga and health
consciousness - Role of prayer to handle the conflicts in one
self - Lean thinking to identify and eliminate all forms of waste
- SWOT Analysis.
DESIGN OF AUTOMATION SYSTEMS
Co-Ordinators : Dr.P.V.Mohanram, Mr.C.Manoharan, Mr.S.Udhayakumar
& Mr.K.Sadesh, Dept. of Mechanical Engg.
Minimum
Qualification : BE / DME
Objective : To develop knowledge about automation system design &
training in the area of pneumatics, hydraulics & sensor based
automation systems
Contents : Basics & Symbols of fluid power systems, working principle of
valves and actuators, Design of fluid power sequential circuits
using cascade, KV-map and Step counter methods, fringe,
condition modules- Hands on training, Sizing of pneumatic &
hydraulic components, sizing of accumulators, Electro
pneumatics, electro-hydraulics, PLC based automation
systems, typical industrial circuits, Hands on training , Working
principle of sensors, PC based interfacing of flow, pressure,
temperature, proximity, displacement, acceleration, force
sensors, PC based control of actuators, Hands-on training.
SENSORICS
Co-Ordinator : Dr.P.V.Mohanram & Mr.S.Udhayakumar
Objective : To impart knowledge on how the sensors work
FLOW INTERACTION AND MULTIPHYSICS WITH CFD

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan
Dept. of Production Engg.
Duration : 30 hours (Full-time & Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Degree in Mechanical / Production Engg.
Objective : To train the engineers to practice coupled
simulations of fluid, thermal, chemical, biological,
electrical and mechanical phenomena.
Contents : Introduction of various modules, Basic modeling,
Practices on flow problems, Introduction to VOF
module, Modeling of flow problems coupled with
VOF (Inkjet Simulation), Introduction to
Biochemistry module, Biosensor Modeling.
USE OF AUTOVUE FOR CAD NEUTRAL APPLICATIONS IN PRODUCT

DEVELOPMENT
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan
Minimum Qualification : Degree in Mechanical / Production Engg.
Objective : To train the design engineers for developing
applications in AutoVue for product visualization
in a CAD neutral environment.
Contents : Importing CAD models to AutoVue, Development
of Applications in JAVA, View / Morkup fly through,
animations.
TRAINING ON SOLID EDGE SOFTWARE

Co-Ordinators : Mr. A. R. Lakshmanan, Mr. G. Madhan Mohan
& Mr. K. Somasundara Vinoth
Duration : 40 hours (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Mechanical / Production / Automobile
Objective : To train engineers on the use of Solid Edge
Software for innovative design products,
assemblies and components.
Contents : Introduction to Geometric Modeling – Feature
Modeling in Solid Edge – Modeling sheet metal
parts – 2D Drawings in Solid Edge – Production
Drawing – Managing Solid Edge Documents –
Working with IGES Files in Solid Edge.
BASICS OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. B. Vinod & Mr. M. Sundaram

Dept. of Electrical & Electronics Engg.
Duration : One week (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : ITI in Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation
Objective : To provide a strong foundation on the basics of

Electrical & Electronics Engg & to develop
capabilities to design circuits, troubleshooting etc.,
Contents : Ohms law, Electric circuits, Pure resistance circuit,

inductive circuits, capacitive circuits, RLC circuit,
series, parallel circuits, Power factor, PF
improvement, working principle of transformers,
types, power transformer, distribution
transformers, instrument transformer, parts of
transformers, connections, protection of
transformers, testing of transformers, oil testing,
Electrical safety, IE rules, Electricity act, BSI
standards, Earthing, types of earthing, soil
resistivity, earth measurements, natural earthing,
Types of motors, principles of operation, starting
motors, soft starting, VVVF, speed control, Types
of lamps, Incandescent lamps, Fluorescent lamp,
MV lamps, SV lamps, metal halide lamps, CFL
lamps, various types of batteries, lead acid cells,
SMF batteries, initial charging, maintenance of
battery, fuses, HRC fuses, MCB, MCCB, RCCB,
ACB, BOCB, VCB, SF6 breaker, earth fault,
overload, IDMTL relays, semiconductors, diodes,
zener diodes, transistors, UJT, FET, MOSFET,
SCR, Diac, Triac, rectifiers, filters.
INDUSTRIAL DRIVES AND CONTROLS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. B. Vinod

Duration : One week (Full-time) & 3 weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, or

Instrumentation
Objective : To provide a strong foundation on the basics and

recent developments in industrial drives and
controls. To develop capabilities to independently
control, maintain & trouble shoot DC, AC, Servo
stepper drive and motors.
Contents : Introduction and basics of industrial drives, Types

of drives- mechanical and electrical, Principle and
operation of different types of motors - DC, AC ,
Servo and stepper motors, Types and working of
various electrical drives, Selection parameters for
motors and drives, Installation and commissioning
of drives, Control elements and feedback devices,
Control logic for Electric drives and servo motors,
Drive controllers µp, µc, PLC and DSP,
Maintenance of electric motors and drives,
Remote control of drives, Networking of drives,
Visit to drive installations, Hands on training on
motors and drive servicing, Group discussions and
demos.
ELECTRICAL MACHINES
Co-Ordinators : Mr. M. Sundaram

Duration : One week (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Electrical, Electronics, or

Instrumentation
Objective : To give a thorough knowledge1 Tchr coInstrcatio,r

LABVIEW BASICS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. Jovitha Jerome
Virtual Instrumentation Centre
Dept. of Instrumentation and Control Systems
Engg.
Minimum Qualification : Degree or Diploma in Engineering or Graduation in
Science (any discipline)
Objective : To train in LabVIEW (Laboratory Virtual
Instrumentation Engineering Workbench)
Programming, Data Acquisition, Image Acquisition,
Image Processing, Motion Control and Signal
Conditioning using National Instruments hardware
and Software
Contents : Introduction to Virtual Instrumentation (VI), Editing,
Debugging and Using Help Options in LabVIEW,
Modular Programming in LabVIEW - Creating
SubVIs, Icon and Connector Pane, Using SubVIs,
Creating a SubVI from Sections of a VI, Repetition
and Loops in LabVIEW - While Loops, For Loops
and Accessing Previous Loop Data, Using Arrays
in LabVIEW - Introduction to Arrays, Auto-Indexing
Arrays, Array Functions, Polymorphism, Clusters &
Plotting Data in LabVIEW - Introduction to Clusters,
Cluster Functions, Error Clusters, Waveform Charts,
Waveform and XY Graphs, Intensity Plots, Making
Decisions in LabVIEW - Using Select Functions,
Sequence Structures, Case Structures, Event
Structures and Formula Nodes, Manipulation of
Strings & Handling File I/O - String Controls and
Indicators, String Functions, File I/O Operations,
High and Low Level File I/O VIs, Formatting Text
Files for Use in Spreadsheets, Introduction to Data
Acquisition & Hardware Configuration - Real Time
Data Acquisition, Manipulation and Presentation of
Acquired Data, Introduction to Image Acquisition,
Image Processing, Signal Conditioning and Toolkits
in LabVIEW.
MEMS AND ITS APPLICATIONS
Co-Ordinators : Mr. V. K. Manoharan

Dept. of ECE
Duration : 2 Days (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : BE degree in any disicipline; MSc (Materials

Science)
Objective : To introduce the state of art technology in MEMS

and its applications
Contents : General introduction to MEMS – Theory of

actuator – Review of basic fabrication process –
MEMS Packaging Issues – Application of MEMS
in Textile Technology – Automative industries &
Telecommunication industries.
EMI / EMC MADE SIMPLE

Co-Ordinators : Mr. V. K. Manoharan
Dept. of ECE
Minimum Qualification : Professionals with B.E degree and Students in

Final year ECE, EEE and E&I
Objective : To enrich the knowledge in EMI / EMC and its

application areas
Contents : EMI Phenomena and Environment –

Electromagnetic Compatability and Methodology
– Generators / receptors and radiators and
sensors – Principles of spectrum and Design for
EMC – EMI Radiators and Coupling.
ASIC DESIGN USING VERILOG AND FPGAs

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S.Subha Rani & Dr. P.Kalpana, Dept. of ECE
Duration : 2 Weeks (Full-time & Part-time)
Minimum
Qualification : Professionals with B.E or M.E degree and Students in Final
year of ECE, EEE, E&I and CSE
Objective : The main OBJECTIVE of the course is to provide a
comprehensive and state of the art knowledge in the area of
ASIC design. The course emphasis is on the digital hardware
implementation through verilog and FPGAs. The technical
knowledge provided in the course will help the participants in
understanding the digital design flow towards FPGA based ASIC
design. This will further help in providing the necessary expertise
required by the industry.
Contents : ASIC Design flow - Verilog Basics – Digital design using Verilog
– Writing testbenches in verilog – Programming FPGAs
EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S.Subha Rani & Mr. D.Sivaraj, Dept. of ECE
Minimum
Qualification : Professionals with B.E or M.E degree and Students in Final year
of ECE, EEE, E&I, CSE, BME, IT and AE
Objective : The main OBJECTIVE of the course is to make participants to
get hands-on experience in various embedded system
development platform and to expose student to 8-bit micro-
controllers (Atmel), 16-bit micro-controllers (Infineon &
Freescale), 32-bit micro-controllers (Freescale). The course will
also provide a platform to the participants to design and develop
product prototype models in Automotive Electronics, Robotics,
Consumer Electronics, etc.,
Contents : KEIL IDE – Embedded Product Development Kit – Display
Modules (LED, 7-segment, LCD, etc.,) Interfacing Techniques -
Keyboard Modules (Matrix Keyboard, DIP Switch, etc., )
Interfacing Techniques – On-chip Peripherals Interfacing
Techniques – Stepper Motor Interfacing, Relay, Buzzer Interfacing
Applications – DC motor Interfacing and speed control using
PWM Techniques – Design and implementation of an application
model using FSm Techniques – EEPROM & RTC interfacing
using I2C Technique – Real Time Operation System Concepts.
ONE DAY WORKSHOP ON SIMULATION & EMULATION USING

QUALNET - NETWORK SIMULATOR SOFTWARE
Co-Ordinator : Dr.T.Kesavamurthi, Dept. of ECE

Duration : One Day
Minimum Qualification
DIGITAL SYSTEM DESIGN USING CADENCE TOOLS
Co-Ordinator : Mrs.K.Rajalakshmi, Dept. of ECE

Duration : 4 Days (Full Time)
Minimum Qualification : UG, PG (ECE/EEE/E&I/CSE) students and
working professionals
Objective : The main objective of the course is to provide an
intensive training program on using Cadence tools
for digital system design. The course emphasis is
on the digital system design from the specification
level to the layout level. The training will provide
the participants with hands-on experience on
using Cadence tools for the system design. This
will further help in providing the necessary
expertise required by the industry.
Contents : Design of logic gates - Design of Combinational
and Sequential Circuits - Design of Static circuits
- Design of Dynamic Circuits
ADVANCED JAVA PROGRAMMING
Co-Ordinators : Dr. G. Sudha Sadasivam

Dept. of CSE
Minimum Qualification : Pre-final and final year BE, BSc (CT) students
and ME
Objective : To train in intermediate to advanced Java features,
understanding of database programming in Java
using JDBC, Java’s security model and distributed
programming in Java using RMI and CORBA.
Contents : Introduction to core java features - JDBC and
Advanced JDBC - Object Serialisation – RMI –
CORBA - Java security policy - Java Beans -
Servlets - Native methods in java.
COMPUTER NETWORKS & DISTRIBUTED SYSTEMS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. A. Chitra & Mr. P. Venkatesh
Dept. of CSE
Duration : 3 Months (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : UG (Pre-Final and Final Years), PG, Research
Scholars & Working Professionals.
Objective : To incorporate both conceptual topics and
practical topics, in Computer Network to illustrate
the actualization of concepts and introduce the
algorithms and technologies of distributed
systems.
Contents : Introduction to Computer Networks & Networking
Lab – Introduction to Distributed Computing &
Distributed Computing Lab - Recent Trends in
Computer Networks Research - Advanced
Distributed Computing - Mini Project.
COACHING FOR GATE EXAM

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. N. Sivanandam & Dr. R. Venkatesan
Dept. of CSE
Duration : 80 hours
Minimum Qualification : B.E/B.Tech, M.Sc (CT), MCA
Objective : To impart coaching for the GATE exam writing

students
Contents : Covering GATE exam syllabus (CSE stream)

ADVANCED COMPUTER NETWORKING AND NETWORK SECURITY

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. N. Sivanandam
Dept. of CSE
Duration : 5 weeks, 3 days per week (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Graduates of any discipline / Students of B.E/BSc

(IT & CT) / PGDCA
Objective : To provide Theoretical concepts of Networking &

Computer Security, Experiments on Network
Simulator & Real Time Examples for Networking
and Security
Contents : Computer Networking: Introduction to Networking

- Network Devices - Design of Network Devices -
Network Tools - Network Protocols - Network Node
Manager - Study of Network Simulator -
Experiments on Network Simulator . Network
Security: Introduction to Security - Security Design
- Network Security Devices - Security Tools -
Experiments on Network Security.
JAVA COMPONENT TECHNOLOGY

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. N. Sivanandam &
Dr. G. Sudha Sadasivam
Dept. of CSE
Minimum Qualification : Pre-final and final year BE, BSc (CT) and ME
students
Objective : To introduce the concept of software component,
basic issues present in component frameworks &
different component frameworks, to build new
components and to reuse existing components.
Contents : Introduction to components and objects – Object
Serialisation – RMI – CORBA – Event Model –
Java Beans – servlets and JSP – COM – EJB
DATABASE FUNDAMENTALS & ORACLE

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. N. Sivanandam & Dr. G. R. Karpagam
Dept. of CSE
Duration : 3 Months (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : UG (Pre-Final and Second Years), PG & Working
JAVA PROGRAMMING
Co-Ordinator : Dr.A.Chitra
Dept. of CSE
Duration : Full Time & Part Time
Minimum
Qualification : B.E Students
Objective : To learn programming using Java and develop simple projects
Contents : Java – Introduction to OOP – features of Java – variables –
data types – statements – classes and objects – inheritance –
Interfaces – Packages – Strings – AWT – Swing – Simple
Project
COMPUTER NETWORKING AND COMPUTER MAINTENANCE
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K.R. Chandran

Dept. of Information Technology
Duration : 5 weeks - 3 days per week (Part-time)
Minimum
Qualification : Graduates of any discipline / Students of B.E/BSc (IT & CT) /
PGDCA
Objective : To provide theoretical concepts of Networking & Computer
Hardware Maintenance, Practical knowledge of Networking
& Computer Hardware Maintenance
Contents : Computer Maintenance: Introduction to PC System - BIOS &
MBD - Memory & Processor - DOS Commands – SMPS -
FDD / HDD Management - Cards & Ports - Keyboard & Mouse
- PC Assembling & Troubleshooting; Computer Networking:
Why Networking - Network Design - Network Components -
Hub, Switch, Modem, Router - OSI Model - TCP / IP - Network
Administration; System Installation & Maintenance.
FUNDAMENTALS OF WEB DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Co-Ordinators : Mr. M. Dominic Savio & Ms. M.Megala

Minimum Qualification : Graduates of any discipline / Students of B.E /
B.Tech / BSc (IT & CT) / PGDCA
OBJECTIVE : To provide training in Designing web pages and
developing commercial websites, surfing the net,
performing dynamic activities using scripts & style
sheets and website uploading process.
CONTENTS : Internet basics – Fundamentals of website
development – HTML – CSS & Scripts – ASP –
Objects – Database connectivity – PHP
Programming.
MICROCONTROLLERS AND EMBEDDED SYSTEMS
Co-Ordinators : Mr. V. Mahesh

Minimum Qualification : Graduates / Pre-final or final year B.Tech / B.Sc
Degree
Objective : To familiarize with Microcontrollers, Embedded
systems, Architecture, Programming & Interfacing.
Contents : Overview of Microcontrollers - Architecture of 8051
Microcontroller - Programming 8051
Microcontroller - Interfacing peripherals with 8051
- Lab exercises in 8051Microcontroller kit -
Overview of Embedded Systems - Introduction to
Embedded Application Development System -
Study of Top view Simulator &Debugger - Lab
exercises in EADS - Future trends and research
issues in embedded systems.
WIRELESS AND MOBILE NETWORKING

Co-Ordinators : Dr. R. Venkatesan & Dr. R. Vidhya priya
Minimum Qualification : Graduates / Pre-final year or final year M.Sc /
B.Tech / B.Sc / Diploma
Objective : To introduce the key concepts, general
architectures, basic theories and special
techniques for wireless and mobile communication
of both voice and data information.
Contents : Overview of Wireless and Mobile Networking -
Physical Layer: Wireless Medium - Data Link
Layer: Wireless Channel Allocation - Network
Layer : Location Management and Routing
Transport Layer, Resource Discovery and
Applications, QoS and Security, Development of
Wireless Network Access Wireless Data Services,
Protocols for network Access Network Databases,
Wireless LAN Technology, Wireless Network
Planning, Wireless Network Operations, Mobile
IP and WAP.
DATA WAREHOUSING AND DATA MINING
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Umamaheswari & Mr. R.V. Nataraj
Minimum Qualification : Undergoing or completed BE / B.Tech / M.SC /
MCA / Diploma in any dicipline.
Objective : To introduce the state of the art of technological
advancement along with laboratory experiments
and demonstration of existing tools in the field of
data warehousing and data mining.
Contents : Data warehousing and development
methodologies - Online Analytical Processing
Techniques - Architectural issues of Data
warehousing - Data Preprocessing - Data
warehousing in DB2 - Data Mining Introduction -
Association rule mining - Classification and
Clustering algorithm - Web mining - Statistical
approaches to Data Mining - Current research and
future scope.
DATA STRUCTURES
Co-Ordinators : Dr. R. Venkatesan & Ms. S. Lovelyn Rose
Minimum Qualification
ADVANCED METAL FORMING PROCESSES

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. C. Angelo & Mr. J. Krishnamoorthi
Dept. of Metallurgical Engg.
Minimum Qualification : DME / BSc / BE
Objective : To enrich the knowledge of the working
professionals
Contents : Rolling, Forging, Powder Forming Techniques,
Iso-thermal Forging, Super Plastic Forming /
Diffusion Bonding, High Energy Rate forming,
Severe Plastic Deformation Techniques.
SURFACE ENGINEERING
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. Gopalakrishnan & Mr. K. Thillairajan
professionals
Contents : Conventional Techniques like Carburising,
Nitriding and carbonitriding etc.New Techniques
like Boriding, Multicomponent Boriding, High
Energy Surface Modifications, Plasma Spraying,
D-Gun Coatings, PVD, CVD Coatings, Wear
Control & Evaluation
WELDING TECHNOLOGY
Co-Ordinators : Dr. S.S. Mohammed Nazirudeen
professionals
Contents : Various Welding Techniques, Welding Procedure
Qualification, Practice for writing welding
procedure specifications, codes and standards,
welding inspection
OPTICAL METALLOGRAPHY AND SCANNING ELECTRON

MICROSCOPY
Co-Ordinators : Dr.P.Gopalakrishnan & Dr.P.C.Angelo
professionals
Contents : Specimen preparation techniques, Microscopic
Techniques, Microstructures of Standard Metals
and alloys, Principles of Scanning Electron
Microscopy, Case studies using SEM.
HEAT TREATMENT OF METALS

Co-Ordinators : Dr.P.Gopalakrishnan &
Dr.S.S.Mohammed Nazirudeen
professionals
Contents : Phase Diagrams, TTT Diagrams, CCT Diagrams,
various heat treatment processes,
microstructures, hardenability, heat treatment
defects and remedies.
FAILURE ANALYSIS
Co-Ordinators : Dr.P.Gopalakrishnan &
Dr.S.S.Mohammed Nazirudeen
professionals
Contents : Causes of failures, case studies, methods of
investigations including hardness, metallography,
scanning electron microscopy, XRD, EDS, EPMA.
METALLURGY FOR NON-METALLURGISTS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. Gopalakrishnan &
Dr. S. S. Mohammed Nazirudeen
professionals
Contents : Phase Diagrams, Heat Treatment, Ferrous and
nonferrous alloys, Non-metallic materials.
APPAREL & FASHION DESIGNING
Co-Ordinator : Ms. D. Vijayalakshmi
Dept. of Fashion Technology
Minimum Qualification : 10th Standard
Objective : To impart essential knowledge on fashion, fashion
designing, components of apparel, fashion
illustrations, career opportunity in the field of
fashion and fashion designers
Contents : Introduction to fashion designing - Elements of
apparel - Elements of design - Principles of design
- Colour Harmony - Fashion sketching and
drawing - Mood board creation - Presentation of
port folios
PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY IN APPAREL INDUSTRY

Co-Ordinators : Ms. D. Vijayalakshmi
Minimum Qualification : Any degree or diploma related to apparel & fashion
& Technicians working in apparel industry
Objective : To impart essential knowledge on the production
and costing techniques adopted in the apparel
industry
Contents : Introduction to apparel industry - Pattern Making
& Grading - Apparel Production - Apparel
Machinery and equipments - Quality control in
apparel industry - Applications of computer in
apparel industry - Apparel costing.
EMBROIDERY AND SURFACE ORNAMENTATION
Co-Ordinator : Ms. Nirmala Ravi

Minimum Qualification : 10th

COLOUR MATCHING IN TEXTILES
Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. Senthilkumar & Mr. M. Senthilkumar

Dept. of Textile Technology
Minimum Qualification : Any degree or diploma related to textiles and
Industry personnel working in textile chemical
processing areas
Objective : To impart hands-on training on colour matching
of textiles
Contents : Introduction to colour - Colour theories -
Instrumental colour matching - Computer Colour
Matching - Colour Assessment - Evaluation of dye
strength - Recipe prediction & recipe formulation
- Determination of colour difference (ÄE values).
COMPUTER AIDED FASHION DESIGNING
Co-Ordinator : Mr. R. P.Sundaram

Minimum Qualification : Diploma / Degree
Objective : To give practical knowledge about computer
applications for a fashion designer.
Contents : Computer Basics for Fashion CAD - Introduction
to Design Concepts - Development of Croqui -
Fashion Sketching - Accessories Development -
Texture Mapping & Virtual Fashioning - Flat
Sketches - Computerised Pattern Making &
Grading - Computerised Embroidery Techniques
- Design Development - Fabric Development -
Fashion Trends & Future.
YARN QUALITY AND PROCESS MANAGEMENT

Co-Ordinator : Mr. J.C. Sakthivel & Mr. T. Karthik
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Textiles/Spinning Technicians
Objective : To impart knowledge on yarn quality management
in spinning industries
Contents : Importance of Yarn Quality - Raw Material
Management System – High Volume Fibre Testers
- In process Quality Control Systems – Evenness
Testers, Tensile Strength Testers, Classification
Fault Testers - Results Interpretation – Analysis
of Spectrogram - VL Curves – Histogram - Classi
Diagram.
APPAREL MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY

Co-Ordinator : Dr. P. Senthil Kumar & Mr. S. Kumaravel
Minimum Qualification : HSC / Diploma
Objective : To impart essential knowledge on basic industrial
pattern making and grading, apparel construction
and apparel machinery and equipments to the
participants for improving their employment
prospects in the emerging apparel industry.
Contents : Pattern Making & Grading: Introduction to Apparel
Industry - Basic Concepts in Pattern Making &
Grading - Measuring Techniques - Principles of
Pattern Making - Pattern Drafting for ready to wear
& fashion - Garments – Grading; Garment
Construction: Basic Garment Construction -
Stitches & Seams - Apparel Machinery
Equipments - Pressing Technology.
COMPUTER AIDED APPAREL DESIGNING USING CAD SYSTEMS
Co-Ordinator : Dr. P. Senthil Kumar

Minimum Qualification : Degree/Diploma students and Garment
Technicians
Objective : To train the students in computer aided apparel
designing using Lectra systems for better
employment prospects in the emerging apparel
industry.
Contents : Introduction to various softwares used for pattern
making, grading and lay planning – File
Management - Trade Functions - Grading
Function - Measurement Functions - Lay Planning
Tools – Digitising – Plotting.
FASHION USING CAD SYSTEMS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. R. Murugan & Mr. P. Ganesan

Minimum Qualification : Degree/Diploma students and Garment
Technicians
Objective : To train the students in computer aided fashion
designing using Lectra systems for better
employment prospects in the emerging fashion
industry
Contents : Designing fashion garments based on “Prostyle”
software : Fashion illustrations - Colour
management and communication - Story board
and mood board - Weave and print designs -
Development of catalogs.
3D DIGITIZING, CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND VISUALIZATION USING

MICROSCRIBE AND RHINOCEROS 4.0
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan , Mr. C.M.B.Jayakumar &
Mr. T.Anantharaj.
PSG-DSIR Consultancy Clinic on Product
Styling & Design
DESIGN AND ANALYSIS USING HYPERWORKS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan & Mr. C.M.B.Jayakumar

PSG-DSIR Consultancy Clinic on Product
Styling & Design
Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Mechanical Engineering & related
disciplines
Objective : To provide the designers with skills on the use of
HyperMesh /Radioss software for analyzing
conceptual design/product styles from ALIAS/
Rhino Styling platforms
Contents : Introduction to FEA, Types of elements and nodes,
Introduction to HyperMesh, Importing and
repairing of CAD Geometry, Simplifying a
geometry, Creating 1-D Elements, AutoMeshing,
Tetra meshing, Checking and Editing Mesh,
Optistruct analysis, Radioss, Ls-Dyana.
CASTING DESIGN USING PRO/ENGINEER AND AUTOCAST
Co-Ordinators : Mr. K.Somasundara Vinoth &

Mr. T.Anantharaj
CAD/ CAM Centre & Virtual Reality Centre
disciplines
Objective : To make the design engineers capable of using
Pro/ENGINEER & Auto CAST softwares
efficiently for the design and development of
castings.
Contents : Basic Modeling, draft, shrinkage, features,
volumes, splitting, AutoCAST basics, Parting,
core, mold,feeding,gating design.
MULTI-PHYSICS AND MICROFLUIDIC APPLICATIONS USING CFD-ACE+

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan & Mr. K.Ranganathan
CAD / CAM Centre & Virtual Reality Centre
Minimum Qualification : BE degree in Mechanical/Production/Automobile/Bio
Technology
Objective : To impart skills to the engineers for modeling and
solving multi-physics problems in engineering and
Science using CFD-ACE+ Software.
Contents : Introduction to FEA, Types of elements (cell),
Introduction to CFD-ACE+, Importing and repairing
of CAD Geometry, Preprocessing (CFD-GEOM)-
Geometry, Meshing, Solver (CFD-ACE-GUI)-Volume
Conditions, Boundary Conditions, Post Processing
(CFD-VIEW)- Animation, Colormap, Scripting &
Journaling- Programming interface using Python,
Simulation Manager- Parametric, Optimization.
CONCEPTUAL DESIGN AND VISUALISATION USING ALIAS
AUTOSTUDIO 13.5
Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan, Mr. C.M.B.Jayakumar &
T. Anantharaj.
CAD/ CAM Centre & Virtual Reality Centre
disciplines & Related Disciplines
Objective : This course is intended to train participants as
designers to integrate the entire design process starts
from conceptual sketches through product design and
visualization using Alias AutoStudio tools.
Contents : Sketching and 2D/3D Concept Development 2D/3D
Concept Development Modeling Flexible Modeling
Workflow Advanced Surface Creation Tools Dynamic
Shape Modeling Rendering Animation Data
Integration Direct Data Exchange with CAD Packages
Spider Studio Viewer Wacom Tablet.
BASIC MODELING USING PRO/ENGINEER

Co-Ordinators : Mr. S.Saravanan, Mr. S.Deepak &
Mr. N.Rajesh.
disciplines
Objective : To train the design & manufacturing engineers,
draftsmen and students of Engineering &
Polytechnic Colleges with skills for manipulating
Pro/ENGINEER software efficiently for the product
design and development.
Contents : Creating a Basic Model, Sketches, Creating
features, Modifying References, Redefine Datum
Features, Copying Methods, Patterns, Rib and
Reorder and Reroute, Cosmetic Features and
Layers, Exporting File format.
ADVANCED MODELING AND SURFACE DESIGN USING PRO/ENGINEER

Mr. N.Rajesh
disciplines
Polytechnic Colleges with skills for manipulating
Pro/ENGINEER software efficiently for the product
Contents : Customizing the User Interface, Map keys Datum
Curves and Csys,Variable Section Sweep, Tweak
Features, Relations, Family Tables, User Defined
Features, Extruded and Revolved Surfaces,
Merge, Blend Surfaces Boundaries, Trim,
Advanced Surface Option.
ASSEMBLY AND DRAFTING USING PRO/ENGINEER

Mr. N.Rajesh.
Duration 50 hours (Full-time & Part-time)
Minimum U/TTification : Diploma in Mechanical Engineering & related
disciplines
Polytechnic Colleges capable of manipulating Pro/
ENGINEER software efficiently for the product
Contents : Assembly Basics ,Constraints, Patterns Skeleton
Parts, Assembly Level Features, Exploded
Assemblies, Creating a Drawing Adding Views,
Dimensioning Drafting Objects, Geometric
Tolerance, Assembly Drawings, Drawing Tables,
Format Drawing Set-up File.
TOP DOWN DESIGN OF ASSEMBLIES USING PRO/ENGINEER

Co-Ordinators : Mr. S.Saravanan, Mr. N.Rajesh &
T.Anantharaj.
Minimum U/TTification : Diploma in Mechanical Engineering & related
disciplines
Objective : To extend the capabilities of Pro/ENGINEER for
controlling various geometrical parameters of
components in an assembly with a top down
approach so that changes to data are authorized,
making designs foolproof.
Contents : Basic modeling, assembly concepts, Skeleton
Model, Draft Entities, Balloon Notes, Reference
Datum and Axis, Global Dimensions and
Relations, Parameters, Declaring, Skeleton
Models and Layouts, Automatic Assembly.
MANUFACTURING AND SIMULATION USING PRO/ENGINEER

Co-Ordinators : Mr. R.Radhakrishnan & Mr. Mr. S.Deepak &
Mr. N.Rajesh.
disciplines
Polytechnic Colleges capable of manipulating Pro/
ENGINEER software efficiently for the product
Contents : Datum Co-ordinate Systems, Design, Tool
Definition, Setting Parameters, Gouge Checking,
Types of NC Machining, VERICUT, Code
Generation, CL Data, Post Processing Output NC
Program Data.
SHEET METAL DESIGN USING PRO/ENGINEER

Co-Ordinators : Mr. R.Radhakrishnan & Mr. K.Ranganathan
disciplines
draftsmen and students in Sheet Metal Design
using Pro/ENGINEER software efficiently for
product design and development.
Contents : Introduction to Sheet Metal, Designing in Sheet
Metal, Wall- Primary walls-Types, Secondary
walls- Types, Bend Features- Flat Patterns, Bend
Order Tables, Removing Material- Cut Features,
Notch and Punch, Rips, Advanced Features-
Deformation Areas, Conversion, Die and Punch,
Drawings- Flat State, Creating the Drawing.
DIPLOMA IN CAD/CAM AND CAE USING PRO/ENGINEER

Mr. N.Rajesh

disciplines
Objective : To Train Engineers and Students of Engineering/

Technology in the innovative product design skills
in Unigraphics environment for faster product
development.
Contents : Basic Modeling - Advanced modeling & Surface

Design - Manufacturing - CNC Programming &
operations - Analysis using Hyperworks.
PART DESIGN USING CATIA V5

Co-Ordinators : Mr. S.Saravanan, Mr. R.Kannan,
Mr. G.Sathish,
Mr. N.Rajesh & Mr. V.Babuji.

disciplines
Objective : To make the product designer familiar with Part

design in CATIA V5 environment and enable
engineer to innovate product design.
Contents : Introduction, Sketcher, Sketch-Based Features,

Dress-Up Features, Surface-Based Features,
Transformation Features, Reference Elements,
Modifying Features, the Advanced Part Design,
Associating Bodies & Tools, Power Copy.
WIRE FRAME & SURFACE DESIGN USING CATIA V5

Mr. G.Sathish,
disciplines
Objective : To make the product designer familiar with Shape
design in CATIA V5 environment and enable
engineer to innovate product design.
Contents : Creating Wire frame Geometry, Creating Surfaces,
Performing Operations, Editing Surfaces and Wire
frame Geometry, Using Tools, Advanced Tasks.
ASSEMBLY AND DRAFTING USING CATIA V5

Mr. G.Sathish,
disciplines
Objective : To make the product designer familiar with
Assembly and Drafting in CATIA V5 environment
and enable engineer to innovate product design.
Contents : Introduction to assembly design, Product structure
tools, constraints, move, space analysis, scenes,
Views, Sheets, Dimensioning, Properties,
Annotations, Generation, Geometry creation and
Modification.
MANUFACTURING AND SIMULATION USING CATIA V5

Mr. G.Sathish,
Duration
BASIC MODELING USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6
Co-Ordinators : Mr. K.Somasundara Vinoth, Mr. R.Kannan,

Mr. G.Sathish, Mr. T.Anantharaj &
Mr. S.Deepak
disciplines
development
Contents : Introduction to Unigraphics, Sketch, Form Feature,
Primitives, Boolean Operation, Edit Feature, Utility,
Feature Operation, Advanced modelling.
SURFACE MODELING USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6

Mr. S.Deepak
disciplines
development.
Contents : Basic Curve, Edit Curve, Curve Operations, Sheet
Options, Trimming Options, Boundary, Swept,
Sheet Deformation, Wave Link Geometry, Sheet
Extractions.
ASSEMBLY AND DRAFTING USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6

Mr. S.Deepak
disciplines
development.
Contents : Introduction to Assembly Concepts, Components,
Context control, Sequences, Wave link, Exploded
Views, Drawing Layout, Dimensioning, Add views,
Drafting Preferences.
MANUFACTURING AND SIMULATION USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6

Mr. S.Deepak
disciplines
development.
Contents : Introduction to CAM Concepts, Planar Milling, Tool
Path Verification, Post Processor, Rough Milling,
Semi Finish, Finish Milling, Corner Finish, Drilling
Operations.
MOLD WIZARD USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6

Mr. G.Sathish & Mr. T.Anantharaj
disciplines
Technology in innovative mold design with
Unigraphics Mold Wizard environment.
Contents : Sketch ,Form Feature, Feature Operation, Basic
Curve, Sheet Options, Detailing and Assembly,
Mold Wizard Options, Parting Creations, Patching
Operations, Product Design Advisor, Mold Base
Creation, Ejecting Component, Slider and Lifter,
Bill of Material.
DIPLOMA IN CAD/CAM AND CAE USING UNIGRAPHICS NX6

Mr. G.Sathish & Mr. T.Anantharaj &
Mr.S.Deepak
disciplines
development.
Contents : Basic Modeling - Surface Modeling -
Manufacturing - CNC Programming & operations
-Analysis using Hyperworks.
SOLID MODELING CONCEPTS AND TECHNIQUES USING CATIA V4
Co-Ordinators : Mr. K.Somasundara Vinoth, Mr. T.Anantharaj

& V.Babuji
Duration
ASSEMBLY AND DRAFTING USING CATIA V4

Co-Ordinators : Mr. K.Somasundara Vinoth, Mr. T.Anantharaj
& V. Babuji
disciplines
in CATIA V4 environment for faster product
development.
Contents : Automatic Drawing Creation, Setting Standards,
Modifying Views, Dimensioning, Text, Annotation.
Pattern, Assembly - Constraints Modify,
Transformation, snap.
MASTER CAM
Co-Ordinators : Mr. R.Radhakrishnan, Mr. G.Sathish
Mr. S.Deepak, Mr. N.Rajesh &
Mr. Thangadurai.
disciplines
Objective : To make the Participants capable of generating
programmes for CNC lathe, CNC vertical
Marching Centre using any control system
efficiently for Product Development
Contents : Introduction, solid and surface modeling, -Axis
Machining -Lathe, 3-Axis Machining-VMC,
Contour Milling, Drilling, Face Milling, Surface
Milling- Rough and finish, Contour milling, Finish
milling, Post processing and Verification.
VIRTUAL REALITY IN PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Prakasan & Mr. T.Anantharaj
Minimum Qualification : BE in any Engineering Disciplines
Objective : To impart the participant with skills on building
digital prototypes of products to evaluate product
design for customer specifications.
Contents : Introduction to VR, VR Techniques, VR Hardware/
Software, VR Interface Technique, 3D Object
Scanning Building Digital Mockup, Animations,
Sequencing, Analysis, Applying Effect,
Collaboration.
ENERGY CONSERVATION AND AUDIT
Co-Ordinators : Prof. S. Balachandran & Mr. R. Velavan
School of Energy
Duration : 3 days (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : B.E / Diploma
Objective : To impart technical knowledge on Energy
conservation techniques and energy auditing
procedures.
Contents : Energy Scenario, Energy conservation in
industrial equipments, Energy audit – definition
and types, Energy Audit study and analysis
RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

School of Energy
Duration : 3 days (Full-time)
Objective : To provide basic information on uses and
application of Renewable energy Sources.
Contents : Renewable energy sources scenario, Solar PV
systems / applications, Wind systems /
Applications, Biomass and biogas systems,
maintenance of systems
INDUSTRIAL BOILERS
School of Energy
Duration : 1 day (Full-time)
Objective : To make participants understand the techniques
of boiler operation, evaluation and control.
Contents : Efficient boiler operation, Types of fuels and its
properties, Storage, handling and preparation of
fuels Combustion and air control, Performance
evaluation of boilers
BIOMASS GASIFIERS
School of Energy
Objective : To provide basic knowledge regarding the
operation of bio-gas systems.
Contents : Introduction, types, operation and maintenance,
Grid integration
COMPUTATIONAL FLUID DYNAMICS

Co-Ordinator : Mr. K. Kannan
School of Energy
Objective : To provide background knowledge on uses and
application of CFD in design.
Contents : Philosophy of CFD, insight of governing equation,
Basic aspects of Discretisation, CFD Techniques,
Modeling basic operations and inputs Mesh
generation and Solver control, Post Processing,
Some Advanced topics in modern CFD
BUILDING ENERGY CONSERVATION

School of Energy
Objective
SOLAR ENERGY
Co-Ordinator : Prof.S.Balachandran & Mr. R.Velavan
School of Energy
Duration : 2 days (Full time)
Objective : To Provide Basic Information on uses and
application of Solar Energy
Contents : Solar radiation, Solar energy collectors, Solar PV
systems, Solar energy storage, Application of solar
energy, Solar pond, Solar tower etc.,
WIND ENERGY
Co-Ordinator : Prof.S.Balachandran & Mr. R.Velavan
School of Energy
Duration : 2 days (Full time)
Objective : To Provide Basic Information on uses and
application of Wind Energy
Contents : Wind energy, Wind data and Energy estimation,
Types of wind machines, Analysis and
performance, Generator control, Energy storage,
off-shore wind mills.
RAPID PROTOTYPING / TOOLING / RE-ENGINEERING

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. A. Jagadeesh & Mr. N. S. Venkatesh
PSG TIFAC - CORE
Duration : 10 Days (Full-time); 20 Days (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma
Objective : Providing practical training in advanced
product development techniques using Rapid
P r o t o t y p i n g , R a p i d To o l i n g a n d R e -
engineering
Contents : Introduction and practical training in Rapid
prototyping and rapid tooling using fused
deposition modeling (FDM) and Selective Laser
sintering (SLS). Re-engineering using Renishaw
cyclone scanning system
GROUP DISCUSSION & INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES

Co-Ordinator : Mrs. G. Menaka
Dept. of English
Minimum Qualification : Pre final year UG and PG Students
Objective : To expose students to various useful expressions
that can be used in Group Discussions, make them
aware of the frequently discussed topics, help
them learn the different ways of answering
questions in an Interview, expose to real-interview
like situation and enable to face placement
interviews with confidence.
Contents : Guidelines for effective group discussions and for
facing placement interviews - Group Discussion
with preparation - On the spot Group Discussion
- Group Discussion – General topics - Abstract
topics Mock interviews - Panel Interview - Open-
ended Interview - Directed Interview - Stress
Interview.
EXCELLENCE IN BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

Co-Ordinator : Mr. S. P. Suresh Kumar
Dept. of English
Minimum Qualification : Any Degree / Diploma - holder / Managers /
Faculty
Objective : To enhance presentation skills (oral), acquire a
firm grasp of the fundamentals of effective writing,
achieve a commendable style in writing, familiarize
the participants with the conventions of
preparing business documents and provide
practice in preparing e-mails, memos, proposals,
letters and manuals
Contents : Effective Presentation Strategies – Writing letters
at work – Preparing Memos, E-mails – Proposals
– Structure, style and appearance – Report writing.
EFFECTIVE SPOKEN ENGLISH (INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCE LEVELS)

Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. Chandrakanthi & Ms. R. Kalpana
Dept. of English
Minimum Qualification : Any Degree / Diploma
Objective : To introduce participants to speech sounds and
features of spoken language, familiarize
participants with various forms and functions of
language, help participants relate forms to
functions and enable them master the use of
English in real life situations through discussions,
role-plays and problem- solving activities.
Contents : Structure and functions of language – Speech
sounds, Stress and intonation – Simulations –
Interaction Sessions.
J2EE
Co-Ordinator : Mr. N. Rajamanickam
Dept. of Mathematics & Computer Applications
Minimum Qualification : B.Sc (CS)
Objective : To train the students in Advanced Java
Technology.
Contents : JAVA – OOPS – EJB – Session Bean – Entity Bean
– CMP.
APPLIED XML AND WEB SERVICES

Co-Ordinator : Mr. RM. Periakaruppan
Objective : To train the students in XML and Web Services.
Contents : XML Programming in JAVA – JSP – E Commerce
– XML Tools – SOAP – WSDL – UDDI – C# -
VB.NET – WSFL.
ADVANCED C, C++ AND JAVA

Co-Ordinator : Mr. N. Ilayaraja
Objective
ENTERPRISE COMPUTING USING JAVA
Co-Ordinator : Dr. R. Manavalan

Minimum Qualification : Any Degree with knowledge of JAVA Programming
Language
Objective : To train the students in Concepts of Enterprise
computing.
Contents : J2EE Architecture – Java Server pages –
Enterprise Java beans – Struts Framework – Java
and web services.
VACUUM TECHNIQUES AND THIN FILM COATINGS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. Jayakumar & Dr. M. D. Kannan

Dept. of Physics – Thin Film Centre
Duration : Two weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma, Degree holders and Industrial Personnel
Objective : To train the participants to handle high vacuum
systems, thin film deposition units and expose
them to preparation of metallic, semi conducting
and insulating thin films and applications of thin
films.
Contents : High vacuum systems – Measurements in high
vacuum systems – Thin film deposition systems
– Preparation of thin metallic films – Preparation
of semi conducting thin films – Preparation of
insulating thin films – Applications.
THIN FILM PREPARATION TECHNIQUES

AND APPLICATIONS
Co-Ordinators : Dr. S. Jayakumar & Dr. M. D. Kannan
Dept. of Physics – Thin Film Centre
Duration : Two weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma, Degree holders and Industrial Personnel
Objective : To train the participants to handle thin film
deposition units and expose them to preparation
of metallic, semi conducting and insulating thin
films and applications of thin films.
Contents : Basics of thin film preparation – Thin film
deposition systems – Preparation of thin
metallic films – Preparation of semi conducting
thin films – Preparation of insulating thin films –
Applications.
PLASMA TECHNIQUES FOR TEXTILE APPLICATIONS

Co-Ordinator : Dr.S.Jayakumar & Dr.K.Vaideki
Dept. of Physics
Duration : 2 weeks (Part time)
Minimum Qualification : Diploma / Degree in Textile / Fashion Technology,
Industrial Personnel
OBJECTIVE : To expose the participants to the field of plasma
and train them to handle the plasma units to alter
the properties of textile surfaces for various end
uses.
CONTENTS : Fundamentals of gas dynamics and plasma –
Types of plasma – Genration of plasma – study of
plasma parameters – Application of plasma in
textile industries.
CORROSION PROBLEMS IN INDUSTRIES AND

PREVENTIVE MEASURES
Co-Ordinator : Dr. M. Kumaravel

Dept. of Chemistry
Duration : One week (Full-time); Two weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Degree in Science / Engineering
Objective : To impart knowledge on thermodynamics and
kinetics of corrosion processes and means of
corrosion control.
Contents : Thermodynamics and kinetic consideration of
corrosion processes - Various forms of corrosion
and their consequences - Corrosion testing –
laboratory and field tests - Corrosion control by
design, cathodic - Protection, anodic protection,
coating etc.
APPLICATIONS OF POLYMERIC MATERIALS IN

AUTOMOBILE ENGINEERING
Co-Ordinator : Dr. S. C. Murugavel

Dept. of Chemistry
Duration : One weeks (Full-time); Two weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : Degree in Science / Engineering
Objective : To impart knowledge on plastics and rubbers and

to give an exposure to the recent advances in
polymeric materials and their analysis.
Contents : Basics of plastics and rubbers - Preparation of

polymers - Processing of polymers - Chemical,
Physical and mechanical properties and their
testings - Speciality Polymers.
QUALITY MANAGEMENT IN TEXTILE WET PROCESSING OPERATIONS
Co-Ordinator : Dr. J. Jeyakodi Moses

Dept. of Chemistry
Duration : Two weeks (Full-time); Four weeks (Part-time)
Minimum Qualification : HSC / Diploma
Objective
POST GRADUATE DIPLOMA IN OFFICE ADMINISTRATION (PGDOA)

Co-Ordinator : Dr. R. Srinivasan
Professor & Head, Dept. of Humanities
Duration : 6 Months (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : Any Degree
Objective : To provide job oriented training to meet the
industry / business needs, enhance knowledge in
the area of office administration, impart skills in
the areas of computers, communication and
administration and improve confidence to face
present day administrative challenges.
Contents : Office Management - Excellence in Business
Communication - Inter personal skills and CRM -
Human Resource Management and Professional
Ethics - Basic Quantitative Techniques - DTP and
Office Automation.
STAFF DEVELOPMENT
Co-Ordinator : Dr. R. Srinivasan
Professor & Head, Dept. of Humanities
Duration : One Day (Full-time)
Minimum Qualification : Faculty sponsored from Engineering Colleges
Objective : To invite the attention of the teaching fraternity to
the general principles of teaching and learning,
achieve quality improvement in faculty and staff
and to introduce innovative applications of
teaching methodology.
Contents : Introduction to the academic system - Best
practices of teaching - Effective communication -
Inculcating professional values for engineers -
Teaching aids and its usages.
PG Diploma Programme in
Manufacturing Technology (C1)
Automobile Sales & Service (C2)
Jointly organised by
Coimbatore
&
Ashok Leyland Limited
One year full time

PG Certificate Programme in
WELDING AND QUALITY ENGINEERING
Jointly organised by
Coimbatore
&
BHEL Educational Society
Tiruchirapalli
Welding professionals with good exposure to theory and practi-

cal knowledge are in great demand globally. PSG College of
Technology, an institution of repute for higher education in engi-
neering and BHEL Educational Society, a society established
by Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Tiruchirapalli for promot-
ing education in advanced engineering, have come together to
offer a postgraduate certificate programme in Welding and Qual-
ity Engineering. Major fabrication industries are expected to
absorb the successful candidates.
The programme includes theory and practicals in the fields of

welding engineering, non-destructive testing and quality con-
trol. Internship training at Welding Research Institute as well as
at the fabrication shops of BHEL Tiruchirapalli is an important
and integral part of this programme. Theory and laboratory
courses will be conducted at PSG College of Technology in the
first three months and the remaining period will be mainly de-
voted to internship training at BHEL, Tiruchirapalli.
Eligibility : B.E degree in Mechanical, Production, Metal-

lurgy, Automobile, Manufacturing, Mechatronics
and allied disciplines or equivalent.
Duration : 12 months
SOME OF OUR ESTEEMED CUSTOMERS FOR WHOM
EXTENSIVE TRAINING FOR THEIR STAFF ORGANIZED
BY THE CENTRE INCLUDE…
N Ashok Leyland Ltd., Chennai
(Contd. on inside back cover)

OUR ESTEEMED CUSTOMERS…
(Contd. from inside front cover)
N Salzer Electronics, Coimbatore
N SE Forge
N Siemens Ltd.
N Siva Refrigeration, Chennai
N Square-D, Chennai
N Sueeraa Alloys Global Private Ltd.
N TAFE
N Tamil Nadu Electricity Board
N Tamil Nadu State Transport Corporation Ltd.
N Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.
N Textool, Coimbatore
N TVS Suzuki Ltd., Hosur
N Voltas Ltd., Coimbatore
N Whirlpool, Pondichery
N WIPRO
We also conduct need based training programmes on specific request as per

industry / organisation requirements at its campus / PSG Tech campus with flexible
dates and mutually convenient timings.

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COMPUTER AIDED ANALYSIS & DESIGN USING STAAD PRO

Co-Ordinators : Dr. J. V. Ramasamy &

Duration : 5 days (Part-time)

Minimum Qualification : B.E (Civil)

Objective : To train the participants to gain the principles and

Contents : 2D Truss - 3D Truss - Plane frame - Analysis

SOIL INVESTIGATION AND FOUNDATION ANALYSIS

Co-Ordinator : Dr. M. Palanikumar, Dept. of Civil Engg

Duration : Two days (Full-time)

Minimum Qualification : Diploma in Civil Engineering

Objective : To make the practicing Civil Engineers to

Contents : Soil Investigation - Importance - OBJECTIVES -

GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS

WATER AND WASTE WATER TREATMENT SYSTEMS

IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY THROUGH SIMULATION USING

REFRESHER COURSE IN GENERAL MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

THEORY AND PRACTICE OF VIBRATION ENGINEERING

DESIGN AND MANUFACTURE OF COMPOSITE STRUCTURES

ADVANCED TOPICS IN DESIGN ENGINEERING

ADVANCES IN DESIGN, MANUFACTURING, THERMAL AND

MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS THROUGH LEAN

DESIGN TOLERANCES AND ITS CUMULATIVE EFFECT

GEOMETRIC DIMENSIONING AND TOLERANCING

DESIGN FOR MANUFACTURE AND ASSEMBLY

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. V. Mohanram & Dr. K. Natarajan

Duration : 12 days (Full-time) & 24 days (Part-time)

Minimum Qualification : B.E.

Objective : To impart the knowledge of design for

Contents : Concepts of Design for Manufacture and

ROBUST DESIGN FOR PRODUCT / PROCESS QUALITY USING DESIGN

PLC BASED AUTOMATION

TECHNOLOGY REFRESHER MODULE FOR GRADUATE ENGINEER TRAINEES

STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL ANALYSIS USING ANSYS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla & Dr. V. Prabhu Raja

Duration : 3 days (Full-time) & 6 days (Part-time)

Minimum Qualification : UG/PG Students

Objective : To impart training on finite element modelling and

Contents : Introduction to FEA - Modelling and meshing

MECHANISMS ANALYSIS USING MSC ADAMS

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla, Dr. V. Prabhu Raja &

Duration : 2 days (Full-time) & 4 days (Part-time)

Minimum Qualification : UG/PG Students

Objective : To impart training on Mechanism Analysis of

Contents : Concepts of Mechanism Design - Kinematic

TOLERANCE ANALYSIS USING CETOL 6Ó AND CRYSTAL BALL

Co-Ordinators : Dr. K. Ragu, Mr. S. Saravanan & Mr. M. Ramu

STRUCTURAL AND THERMAL ANALYSIS USING NISA

Co-Ordinators : Dr. P. R. Thyla & Dr. V. Krishnaraj

AN OVERVIEW OF ENGINEERING DRAWING

SENSOR INTERFACE AND AUTOMATION OF MECHANICAL SYSTEMS

DESIGN & MANUFACTURING: CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS

ADVANCED DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING STRATEGIES

DESIGN OF PRESS TOOLS

FLOW INTERACTION AND MULTIPHYSICS WITH CFD

USE OF AUTOVUE FOR CAD NEUTRAL APPLICATIONS IN PRODUCT

TRAINING ON SOLID EDGE SOFTWARE

BASICS OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS