DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING

SHAH JALAL UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

SYLHET-3114, BANGLADESH
Department of Industrial and Production Engineering
Session: 2008-2012

First Year Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory + Lab
IPE-111 Manufacturing Processes - I 3+0 3.00
PHY-107 Mechanics, Structure of Matter, Waves & 3+0 3.00
Oscillation
MAT-103G Differential Calculus and Solid Geometry 3+0 3.00
SOC-101 C Principles of Sociology 2+0 2.00
ENG-101 English Language 2+0 2.00
ENG-102 English Language Lab 0+2 1.00
IPE-112 Workshop Practice 0+3 1.50
IPE-114 Engineering Graphics 0+3 1.50
IPE-116 Seminar I 0+2 1.00
Total 13+10=23 18.00

First Year Semester II

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-121 Engineering Mechanics 3+0 3.00
IPE-123 Engineering Materials 3+0 3.00
CHE- 101 I General Chemistry 3+0 3.00
MAT- Integral Calculus and Differential 3+0 3.00
104G Equations
CEP-101 Process Technology 2+0 2.00
IPE-122 Manufacturing Processes – I Sessional 0+3 1.50
IPE-124 Machine Shop Practice 0+3 1.50
PHY-102 Basics Physics Sessional 0+3 1.50
CHE-102 I General Chemistry Practical 0+3 1.50
IPE-120 Viva-I 0.50
Total 14+12=26 20.50
Second Year Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-211 Mechanics of Solids 3+0 3.00 IPE-121
IPE-213 Thermodynamics and Heat Transfer 4+0 4.00
ECO-102 Principles of Micro Economics 2+0 2.00
MAT-207G Vectors, Vector Calculus, Matrices and Laplace 3+0 3.00
Transformation
CSE-207 C Introduction to Basic Electronics and Application 3+0 3.00
CSE-208 C Electronics Sessional 0+3 1.50
IPE-212 Engineering Materials Sessional 0+2 1.00
IPE-214 Computer Aided Design and Drafting – I 0+3 1.50
IPE-216 Machine Drawing 0+3 1.50 IPE-114
IPE-218 Mechanics of Solids Sessional 0+3 1.50
Total 15+14=29 22.00

Second Year Semester II

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-221 Mechanics of Machinery 3+0 3.00 IPE-211
IPE-223 Thermodynamics and Heat 3+0 3.00
Transfer
IPE-225 Ergonomics and Industrial 3+0 3.00
Psychology
IPE-227 Engineering Economy and 4+0 3.00
Economic Principles
CSE-203 C Introduction to Computer 2+0 2.00
Language
CSE-204 C Introduction to Computer 0+6 2.00
Language Lab
IPE-220 Industrial Tour (Selected by IPE … Non-credit Course
Dept)
IPE-222 Computer Aided Design and 0+3 1.50 IPE-214
Drafting – II
IPE-224 Fluid Mechanics and Machinery 0+3 1.50
Sessional
IPE-230 Viva-II 0.50
Total 15+12=27 19.50
Third Year Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-311 Engineering Statistics and Numerical 2+0 2.00 CSE-203C
Analysis
IPE-313 Product Design and Development 3+0 3.00
IPE-315 Measurement and Instrumentation 3+0 3.00
IPE-317 Manufacturing Process II 3+0 3.00 IPE-111
IPE-319 Facilities Planning and Material 3+0 3.00
Handling
IPE-312 Numerical Analysis Sessional 0+3 1.50 CSE-204C
IPE-314 Product Design and Development 0+3 1.50
Sessional
IPE-316 Measurement and Instrumentation 0+3 1.50
Sessional
IPE-318 Ergonomics Sessional 0+3 1.50 IPE-225
Total 14+12=26 20.00

Third Year Semester II

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory+La
b
IPE-321 Industrial Management 4+0 3.00
IPE-323 Process Design and Production 4+0 4.00 IPE-319
Planning (PDPP)
IPE-325 Operations Research 3+0 3.00
IPE-327 Quality Control and Management 3+0 3.00 IPE-213
(QCM)
IPE-329 Manufacturing Processes-II 3+0 3.00 IPE-111
IPE-320 Industrial Training – I (Selected By Two weeks 1.00
IPE Dept.)
IPE-322 PDPP and QCM Sessional 0+4 2.00
IPE-324 Manufacturing Processes-II Sessional 0+2 1.00
IPE-326 Seminar II 0+2 1.00
IPE-330 Viva-III 0.50
Total 16+8=24 21.50
Fourth Year Semester I

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-411 Machine Tools 3+0 3.00
IPE-413 Advance Modern Manufacturing 4+0 4.00
IPE-415 System Modeling and Simulation 3+0 3.00 IPE-213,
IPE-325
IPE-417 Supply Chain Management & Procurement 3+0 3.00 IPE-323
Optional-I Selected from Prescribed Optional Subjects 3+0 3.00
IPE-400 Project and Thesis 0+6 3.00
IPE-412 Machine Tools Sessional 0+2 1.00
IPE-414 Modern Manufacturing Sessional 0+3 1.50
IPE-416 System Simulation Sessional 0+3 1.50
Total 16+14=29 23.00

Fourth Year Semester II

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-421 Entrepreneurship Development and 3+0 3.00
Technology Management
IPE-423 Organizational Behavior 3+0 3.00
Optional-II Selected from Prescribed Optional Subjects 3+0 3.00
Optional-III Selected from Prescribed Optional Subjects 3+0 3.00
IPE-400 Project and Thesis (Continuation) 0+6 3.00
IPE-420 Industrial Training – II (Selected By IPE Dept.) One Month 1.00
IPE-440 Comprehensive Viva 0.50
Total 12+6=18 16.50

TOTAL CREDIT: 162.50

Optional I

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-431 Marketing and cost management 3+0 3.00
IPE-433 Productivity Management 3+0 3.00

Optional II

Course Course Title Hours/Wee Credi Prerequisite

No. k ts
Theory +
Lab
IPE-441 CAD and Virtual Reality 3+0 3.00
IPE-443 Robotics 3+0 3.00
IPE-445 Tool Engineering 3+0 3.00

Optional III

Course No. Course Title Hours/Week Credits Prerequisite

Theory +
Lab
IPE-451 Management Information 3+0 3.00
System
IPE-453 E-Commerce 3+0 3.00
IPE-455 Control Engineering 3+0 3.00

NOTE: All Sessional courses, Industrial Training and semester final viva offered are compulsory to obtain the
degree.
 Detailed Syllabus: 2008-2012

First Year First Semester

IPE-111 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES - I

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Classification of manufacturing processes; Casting: casting processes for ferrous and non ferrous
metals, sand, die, centrifugal, slush, plaster mould, loam mould, precision investment casting etc.,
casting defects, design of moulds, riser, runner, gate spur and core, cost analysis; Joining Methods:
soldering, brazing, welding, conventional welding processes, Gas, Arc, TIG, MIG, Termite, resistance,
Friction, Electro slag etc; Special welding processes: LASER, Electron Beam, Submerged Arc
welding etc., Machining Processes: Turning, Drilling, Shaping, Milling, knurling; thread cutting,
surface, grinding. Hot and cold working processes: Hot and cold extrusion, press-working operations
etc. rolling, cold drawing, deep drawing, forging, shearing, bending and press work.

IPE-112 WORKSHOP PRACTICE

3 Hrs/week; 1.50 credits

Study and operation of hand tools that are used in the machine shop. Study of drilling process and
different drilling machines. Study of an engine lathe and its accessories. Study of bench grinding and
various types of grinding stones. Preparation of a hexagonal nut using taps and dies, and hand tools.

IPE-114 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

Introduction; Instruments and their uses; First and third angle projection; Orthographic drawing;
Sectional views and conventional practices; Auxiliary views; Isometric views; Missing lines and
views.

IPE-116 SEMINAR I
2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

This sessional is about generating the introductory concepts on IPE through class discussion and
presentation. The topics of discussion may include the history of Industrial and Production
Engineering, Its scope and application, different types of production process, productivity, and
optimization etc. After the discussion students will have to present their topics in front of the class.

First Year Second Semester

IPE-121 ENGINEERING MECHANICS

3 Hrs/week; 3.00 credits

Basic concepts of Mechanics: Statics of particles and rigid bodies. Centroids of lines areas and
volumes; Forces in truss, frames and cables; Friction; Moment of inertia of areas and masses; Relative
motion. Kinetics of particles: Newton's second law of motion, Principles of work, energy, impulse,
and momentum; System of particles: Kinematics of rigid bodies; Kinetics of plane motion of rigid
bodies, forces, and acceleration; Principles of work and energy.

IPE-123 ENGINEERING MATERIALS

3 Hrs/week 3.00 credits

Metallic Materials: Concept of malleability, ductility, toughness, fatigue resistance and other
properties, mechanical and non destructive tests of metals. Pig iron: production and uses. Cast iron:
production, types, uses and effects of impurities. Steels: Bessemer and open hearth steel production
and uses; Plain carbon and different types of alloy steels. Bearing metals, light alloys common metals
and their alloys. The Fe-C equilibrium diagram. Different types of Heat treatment processes
(annealing, normalizing quenching etc). Case hardening, carburizing and intruding and induction
hardening. Inspection of metals. Powder Metallurgy. Composite Materials.

IPE-I22 MANUFACTURING PROCESS-I SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to Course No: IPE 111

IPE-124 MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE

3 Hrs/Week, 1.50 credits

Conduction of Study of various machining operations (turning, drilling, chamfering, knurling, thread
cutting and parting) using engine lathe. Study and operation of turret lathe (including coolant &
lubricating system). Study and operation of shaper machine and quick return motion mechanism
(preparation of a V-block). Study and operation of radial machine and manufacturing an oil hole.
Study and operation of a milling machine and different milling cutters.

IPE 120 VIVA-I

0.50 credits

The viva voce will be conducted on the basis of courses covered in the first year.

Second Year First Semester

IPE-211 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS

3 Hrs/ week, 3.00 credits [Pre-requisite: IPE 121]

Stress Analysis: Statically intermediate axially loaded member, axially loaded member, thermal and
centrifugal stresses, Stresses in thin and thick walled cylinders and spheres. Beams: shear force and
bending moment diagrams. Various types of stresses in beam, Flexure formula, Deflection of beams:
integration and area moment methods, Introduction to reinforced concrete beams and slabs; Riveted
and welded Joints. Torsional formula: Angle of twist, Modules of rapture, helical springs, Combined
stresses, principal stress, Mohr's circle. Columns: Euler's formula, intermediate column formula, the
secant formula; Flexure of curved beams; Thick walled cylinders. Introduction to experimental stress
analysis techniques; strain energy, Failure theories.

IPE-213 THERMODYNAMICS AND HEAT TRANSFER

4 Hrs/week; 4.00 credits

Thermodynamics: Systems, Control volume, Processes etc., Properties of pure substances; First Law
and Second law for system, First and Second Law for Control volume; Psychrometry and its industrial
applications, Vapor power cycle. Study of IC engines: Mechanical and Thermodynamic cycles, valve
timing diagram, fuel systems, lubrication systems, cooling systems Steam generating units: Different
types, accessories, mountings.
Heat transfer: Mode of Heat Transfer, Conduction: general conduction equation, thermal
conductivity’s of solids, liquids and gases; Steady and non-steady state conduction, heat transfer from
finned surfaces Convection: convection heat transfer, laminar and turbulent flow over flat plates and
in pipes. Heat Exchanger: classification, fouling.

IPE-212 ENGINEERING MATERIALS SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week. 1.50 credits. [Pre-requisite: IPE 123]

This sessional course is compatible to Course No. IPE 123.

IPE-214 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING -I

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

Introduction to Computer Aided Design and Drafting, Introducing the AutoCAD-2002 window,
Planning and laying out a drawing, Drawing simple 2D objects, Creating Blocks, Organizing
information with layers, Adding Text to Drawing, Using Dimensions, Storing and linking data with
graphics, Getting and exchanging data from drawing, Printing and Plotting.

IPE-216 MACHINE DRAWING

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credit [Pre-requisite: IPE 114]

Review of orthographic projections; Fasteners, gears, keys and springs; Sectional views and conventional
practices; Auxiliary views; Detail drawing with bill of materials and assembly drawing.

IPE-218 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week 1.50 credits
The Sessional works will be compatible to Course No: IPE 211.

Second Year Second Semester

IPE-221 MECHANICS OF MACHINERY

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits, [Pre- requisite: IPE 211]

Mechanisms: Displacement, Velocity and Acceleration; Turning moment, Inertia and kinematics
energy of reciprocating and rotating parts; Multi-cylinder in-line engines, Balancing machines. Study
of Cams and cam followers. Power transmission by belts ropes and chains, Clutches and brakes; Study
of gears and gear trains. Study of governors. Vibration: Undamped free vibrations with one and two
degrees of freedom; Longitudinal, Transverse and Torsional vibrations, Damped free and forced
vibrations with single degrees of freedom; Vibrations of geared systems.

IPE 223 FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERY

3 Hrs/week. 3.00 credits

Fluid properties; Fluid static’s; Manometry; Force on submersed planes and curved surfaces;
Buoyancy and floatation; One-dimensional flow of fluid: Equation of continuity; Energy equation,
Impulse Momentum equation. Pipe flow. Bernoulli equation, Frictional losses in pipes and fittings
(Moody diagram), Pipe Network, Dimensional analysis and Similitude.
Types of fluid machinery, Impulse and Reaction turbine: Centrifugal pumps, Radial and Axial flow
pumps. Reciprocating pumps; Capitation, Compressors.

IPE-225 ERGONOMICS AND INDUSTRIAL PSYCHOLOGY

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credit

Ergonomics: Characteristic features of man-machine system, Man-machine-material interfaces in

manufacturing, man vs machine- a comparative discussion. work place design principles, organization
of workstations, Anthropometry in workstation design, Physical work and human muscular effort,
Biomechanics and Bioengineering. Manual lifting, Design of hand tools, Design of VDT workstations,
human performance under heat, cold, illumination, noise, static and dynamic conditions. Industrial
Psychology: Definition, nature and scope of psychology; psychology of the individual: socialization;
Psychology of the group: Group formation, types of group, group solidarity and leadership;
psychology of attitudes: beliefs, prejudice, interest and ideologies; psychology of collective behavior:
fashion, propaganda, mass communication, cooperation and conflict; Psychology of cognition: social
stimulus and response, various types of instinct, difference between instinct and habit. Difference
between motivation, emotion and social behavior; Personality: factors and structure of personality
types, theories of personality, personality and culture, abnormal personality type; Psychological test in
industries, their utility, reliability and validity; Work stress and mental health.

IPE-227 ENGINEERING ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC PRINCIPLES

3 Hrs/week; 3.00 credits

Introduction to engineering economy: The role of engineers in business and corporation.

Engineering economic decisions: types of engineering economic decisions, material and process
selection, equipment replacement, new product and product expansion, cost reduction, service
improvement; Time value of money, present worth analysis, cash flow analysis and depreciation.
Investment: Measuring the worth of investment, evaluation of multiple investment alternatives,
probability concepts for inflation, sensitivity and risk analysis. Application of Engineering
Economy: Aspects of Economy studies for governmental activities. Aspects of economy for
Regulated Business, Case study.
Economic Principles (MICRO LEVEL): Introduction: definition and scope of economics; basic
concepts and tools used in economics; economic problems, scarcity and resources, demand, supply,
and market; Theory of consumer Behavior, Theory of Firm, Market.

IPE-220 INDUSTRIAL TOUR

Non Credit

The venue of the tour will be selected by the IPE Dept.

IPE-222 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN AND DRAFTING – II

3 Hrs/ week, 1.50 credits [Pre-requisite IPE 214]

Introduction to Computer Aided Engineering, 3D Modeling, Rendering, Printing and Plotting,

Animation using 3D Studio Max.

IPE-224 FLUID MECHANICS AND MACHINERY SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week; 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to Course No: IPE 223.

IPE-230 VIVA-II
0.50 credit.

The viva voce will be conducted on the basis of courses covered in the second year.

Third Year First Semester

IPE-311 ENGINEERING STATISTICS AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

4 Hrs/week 4.00 credits [Pre- requisite CSE- 203C]

Engineering Statistics: Set-Sets and their properties, Probability: Sample space event, probability
of events, theorem of total and compound probability, conditional probability. Probability
Distribution: Discrete, conditional and joint. Mathematical Expectation. Mean, Variance and
covariance, properties of mean and variance. Discrete Probability distribution: Binomial and
Multinomial, Negative Binomial, Poisson. Continuous Distribution: Normal with applications,
Gamma, Exponential and Chi square, Weibull. Functions of Random variables: variables
transformation, Moments and moment generating functions,, Random sampling, Sampling
distribution. Regression and curve fitting: Linear and nonlinear regression, method of least squares,
curve fitting. Correlation theory: Linear correlation, measures of correlation and its significance.
Estimation Theory: Inference, methods of estimation estimating the mean Tolerance limits,
Estimating the variance, Test of hypothesis: Definition of statistical Hypothesis, Type I and Type II
error, Goodness of fit test, Test for independence.
Numerical Analysis: Roots of polynomials and transcendental equations. Accuracy and errors,
Determinants and matrices; Eigen values and Eigen vectors. Solution of linear and non-linear algebraic
equations; Interpolation and curve fitting Interpolating Polynomials; Method of least squares, Curve
fitting, Linear and nonlinear regression. Correlation theory: Linear correlation, measures of
correlation and its significance. Numerical differentiation and integration. Solving equation by finite
differences, Boundary value problem.
IPE-313 PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
3 Hrs/week 3.00 credits

Basic concepts of product design and development: Characteristics, business needs, designing process,
Product life cycle. Concept generation in product development, Customer needs and demands,
Concept generation and selection, Product and estimation, QFD, Product Architecture: Attributes and
Satisfactions, Design for Manufacturing (DFM), Design for assembly and disassembly, Concept of
Concurrent Engineering and Rapid Prototyping, Rapid Prototyping techniques, Sequential
Engineering. Involvement of ISO-9000 and ISO -14000 in product development.

IPE-317 MANUFACTURING PROCESSES -II

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits [Pre- requisite IPE 111]

Metal removing process: Chip formation and tool geometry; chip breakers. Theory of metal cutting:
Cutting forces; Metal cutting dynamometers, Economics of metal cutting, Tool life, Different
machining processes: Planning, Milling, Reaming, Boring, Broaching, etc. Manufacturing of threads
and gears, Non-traditional machining process: Electro-discharge, electrochemical, LASER beam,
electron beam, and abrasive jet machining. Plastics: Plastic products manufacturing processes:
extrusion, injection molding, compression molding, blow molding, vacuum forming and hand lay-up.

IPE-311 ENGINEERING STATISTICS AND NUMERICAL ANALYSIS

3 Hrs/ week; 3.00 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to Course No: IPE 223.

IPE 319 FACILITIES PLANNING AND MATERIAL HANDLING

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Plant Location: Factors, Objectives, Mathematical models of plant location (Dimension analysis,
Brown-Gibson Model, Transportation Model) Plant Layout: Objectives of Facility layout design,
Principles of plant layout, The layout function, Classic plant layouts, Hybrid and Fixed layouts,
Manufacturing Cells and Group Technology, Analysis of plant layout problems (Line Balancing) ,
Analysis of process layout problems, Plant Layout Softwares Material handling: Introduction to
Material Handling, General theories for conveyors, Different types of Conveyors (Belt, Apron, Flight,
Bucket, Pneumatic). Auxiliary equipment for material handling- chute, hopper, feeder, industrial
trucks, pallets, skids, etc. Lifting and Hoisting, Industrial Cranes. Automated Guided Vehicle.

IPE-312 NUMERICAL ANALYSIS SESSIONAL

3 Hrs /week; 1.50 credits [Pre- requisite CSE- 204C]

The sessional works will be compatible to course no IPE 311.

IPE-314 PRODUCT DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT SESSIONAL

3 Hrs /week 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to course no IPE 313.

IPE-316 MEASUREMENT AND INSTRUMENTATION SESSIONAL

2 Hrs/ week; 1credits

The sessional works will be conducted as per the teacher involved in the sessional class.

IPE-318 ERGONOMICS SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to IPE 225.

Third Year Second Semester

IPE-321 INDUSTRIAL MANAGEMENT

4hrs per week; 4.00 credits
Management: Management theories, Evolution of management thoughts; Planning: types of plans
and steps in planning, objectives and MBO, decision making; Organizing: formal-informal
organizations, organizational levels and span of management, organizational structures; Staffing:
overview of the staffing function, situational factors affecting staffing; recruitment & selection, wages
and incentives, job evaluation and enrichment, performance appraisal; Leading: Motivation, thories in
motivation (Mcgregor’s theory, Need theory, Expectation theory etc.), leadership, managing work
groups; Controlling: control principles, process and problems. Project Management:. Definition,
scope, roles of project manager, & team member factors for successful projects, structure, project life
cycle costing, project scheduling, controlling, and contract, why project management, the project
management process; Project Initiation: project manager, project organization structure, project
planning and project negotiation; project management information system, project monitoring,
evaluation and control; Project Termination: terminating the project, project audit; Case studies

IPE-323 PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL (PPC)

4 Hrs/week, 4.00 credits [Pre- requisite IPE 319]

Value chain management, Different types of production processes and their characteristics; Work-
force management: work standards and methods of work measurement, time study. Method and
Motion Study. The concept of forecasting, forecasting models and their applications; Management of
independent demand and the concept of inventory, EOQ, different types of inventory models (P and
Q), ABC analysis; Capacity and Aggregate planning; Management of dependent demands – concept of
lumpy demand, MRP (including MPS and BOM),MRP and CRP, MRP-II. JIT and waste reduction,
characteristics of JIT (pull flow, quality related issues, small lot sizes, set up time reduction, supplier
related issues), Kanban system, comparison of JIT and MRP. Optimized Production Technology:
concept of bottleneck, 10 rules of OPT, sceduling in OPT. Scheduling in different situations and
sequencing, Scheduling techniques - 1 m/c & n jobs (EDD, FIFO, CR, SPT) and 2 m/c & n jobs
(Johnsons rule).

IPE-325 OPERATIONS RESEARCH

3.Hrs/week; 3.00 credits

Introduction and scope of operations research, Introduction to linear programming, Graphical method,
Simplex algorithm, special cases in simplex algorithm; Duality theory and sensitivity analysis.
Transportation model and its variances; Assignment algorithms, Dynamic programming, Integer
Linear programming – B & B algorithm, Additive algorithm. Decision making under certainty, Risk
analysis, Game theory, Queuing model, Markov Chain. Applications of operations research in
industrial and production engineering.

IPE-327 QUALITY CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT (QCM)

3 Hrs/week; 3.00 credits [Pre- requisite IPE 213]

Concept of Quality: Modern concept of quality and its measurement, quality redefined, identification
of quality characteristics: quality of design conformance and performance, Demings principle on
quality and productivity, Quality costs and their interpretation. Statistical Quality Control: Control
and measurement of quality, Elementary SPC tools: Control charts, Process capability analysis, Design
of experiments, Acceptance sampling plans: OC curves, single and double sampling plane, AOQ.
Quality Management: Fundamentals of Quality Management, Quality planning, QFD, House of
quality, Total Quality Management: origin, concept and implementation, QCC, TQC, Quality
Standards – ISO 9000 and 14000, 5S.

IPE-329 RELIABILITY AND MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING

3 Hrs/week; 3.00 credits [Pre- requisite IPE311]

Reliability Theory: Mathematical definition. Factors influencing system reliability, Hazard rate,
Failure Theory: Patterns of Failure, Bathtub Curve, Mean time to failure (MTTF) for various
distributions, Fault Tree Analysis (FTA), Distributions for Failure, Reliability and Hazard rate:
Normal distribution, Exponential distribution, Gamma distribution and Weibull distribution,
Reliability Prediction: Series Configuration, Parallel configuration and mixed configurations,
Application to a specific hazard model, An r-out-of-n structure, Methods solving the complex
systems: Reduction to series element method, Path-tracing method and Composite method. Systems
not reducible to mixed configuration: Methods of decomposition or conditional probability approach,
cut-set method, Tie-set method. Logic diagram. Reliability Design: Reliability allocation, Reliability
Improvement- Element redundancy, Unit redundancy and Standby redundancy. Maintenance
Management: Concepts, Types of maintenance and their applications to different situation.
Probability thories applied to maitencane management; Total Productive Maintenance (TPM)

IPE-320 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING -I

2 weeks; 1.00 Credit

Industrial training will be selected by IPE department. It includes training, presentation, report writing
and viva.

IPE-322 PPC and QCM SESSIONAL

4 Hrs/week, 2.00 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to IPE 323 and IPE 327.

IPE-324 MANUFATURING PROCESSES-II SESSIONAL

2 Hrs /week; 1.00 credit

The Sessional works will be compatible to course no IPE 229

IPE-326 SEMINAR II
2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

The students on a given topic will have to prepare and present a seminar. The students will be divided
into different groups under the supervision of teachers. Each group will be assigned with different
topics. A viva-voce examination will be conducted on the seminar.

IPE-330 VIVA-III
0.50 credits

The viva voce will be conducted on the basis of courses covered in the third year.
 Fourth Year First Semester

IPE-411 MACHINE TOOLS

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Characteristics of machine tool, recent development in the design of machine tools, Drive system -of
machine tools, design- of mechanical drive, speed gear boxes, feed gear boxes, infinity variables
drives, PIV and other mechanical stepless drive, electrical drives, Bearings; spindles, slide ways of
machine tools, machine tool structure, Locating principles and locators, clamps. Detailed case study of
engine lathe, turret and automatic lathes, drilling machines, shaper machines, planer machines, milling
machines, grinding machines, forging machine, Numerical Control of Machines.

IPE 413 ADVANCE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS

4 Hrs/week, 4.00 credits

CAD/CAM & CIM: Evolution of CAD/CAM, geometric modeling, curves, surface, finite element
analysis, design of optimization; CAD design process, CAD Hardware, CAD Geometry, Computer
Graphics and the Part Model; Computer aided Process Planning, NC operations and equipments, CNC
machines, CNC Part Programming, control system, implementation of CAM (economic aspect); CIM:
technology issues, fundamentals of networking. developing a successful CIM Strategy. Automation:
Introduction to Automation: definition, environment for automation; Components of Automation:
Actuators, Controllers, Sensors, vision system; Brief idea on the control of automation: servo systems,
digital computers, programmable logic controller (PLC); Interfacing; Flexible automation and Flexible
Manufacturing Systems (FMS); Cost justification and automation’s impact on the society. Robotics:
Introduction to Robotics, present status and future trends, Robot geometries: Degrees of freedom,
Anatomy of a robot, Robot end effectors; Industrial application of Robots.

IPE-415 SYSTEM MODELLING AND SIMULATION

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits [pre- requisite: IPE-213, IPE-325]

Simulation concepts, Its advantages and shortcoming, objectives of simulation in industrial and
service organizations, areas of application; Systems and Models: components of a system, types of
models (static & dynamic; physical, analytical & mathematical); System Simulation: Montecarlo
simulation, types of system simulation, steps in a simulation study; Extensive simulation examples –
queueing system and inventory system; Random numbers: properties, techniques and testing of
randomness; Random variates: Inverse transform techniqes; Input modeling: identifying the
distribution with data, parameter estimation, Goodness of Fit tests. Simulation of Manufacturing and
Material Handling Systems: Models, Goals and performance measures, Issues, Case Studies.
System dynamics Modeling: System dynamics paradigm, Elements of SD modeling: physical flows,
level & rate variables, information flow, flow diagrams, delays, smoothing of information; Causal
Loop Diagraming; Behaviour of linear low order systems: order of the system, 1 st and 2nd order
positive and negative feedback systems.

IPE 417 SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits [pre- requisite: IPE 323]

SC-Understanding the supply chain: what it is, the decision phases, importance, advantages, examples;
Supply Chain Drivers and Obstacles: Inventory, Transportation, Facilities and Information;
Transportation in a Supply Chain: role, factors, design options and trade-offs. Information
Technology in a Supply Chain: role, importance, use, IT as the information enabler, example in
practice; Coordination in a Supply Chain: The Bullwhip Effect, effects on performance, the
obstacles and the remedies, Partnerships and Trust within a supply chain. Strategic lead time
management: time based competition, time based process mapping, logistics pipeline management.
Lean thinking, JIT and Quick Response logistics: The philosophy, logistics implication, Vendor
Managed Inventory; Agility and Agile Supply Chain: the concept of market winner and market
qualifier, How to combine lean and agile mindsets (pareto curve, decoupling point), Managing the
global pipeline: The trade offs among the logistics costs, concepts of Centralization, Focused Factories
and Postponement. Procurement - role and importance, make/buy decision and outsourcing, the
process of purchasing, No of suppliers and supplier base reduction, buyer-supplier portfolio, JIT
purchasing and its risks & advantages.

IPE 400 PROJECTS AND THESIS

6 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits
In this course, students are required to undertake a major project. The objective is to provide an
opportunity to develop initiative, self-reliance, creative ability and engineering judgement. The results
must be submitted in a comprehensive report with appropriate drawing, bibliography etc. along with
the products if any. Use of locally available materials in manufacturing and feasibility study of local
industrial units will be emphasized.

IPE 412 MACHINE TOOLS SESSIONAL

2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

This sessional work is compatible to course no 411.

IPE 414 ADVANCE MANUFACTURING SYSTEMS SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to course no IPE 413.

IPE 416 SYSTEM MODELLING AND SIMULATION SESSIONAL

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

The sessional works will be compatible to course no IPE 415.

Fourth Year Second Semester

IPE 421 ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENTS AND TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Concept of Entrepreneurship: theories, development factors, Process of developing

Entrepreneurship; profile of an Entrepreneur, High-tech Entrepreneurship: characteristics,
technology transfer and transfer risk, Entrepreneurial failure, Entrepreneurial case studies,
Technological innovations and technology strategy, strategic attitudes and competitiveness, Planning
Technology: forecasting, assessment, implementing technology in product and services, technology
substitution. Case studies.

IPE 423 ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Introduction to Organizational Behavior; The Nature of Organization: Purpose & Mission,

Organization as open systems; Organizational Structure; Challenges and Opportunities for
Organizational Behavior; Organizational Culture; The Nature of Managerial Work: Managerial Roles
& Networks, Managerial Skills and Competencies, Effective Vs Successful Managerial Activities;
Behavior and Norms; Value & Attitude; Learning; Personality and Emotion; Motivation & Job
Satisfaction; Reward and Punishment, Performance Appraisal; Communication, Groups in
Organization and Inter-group conflict; Leadership & Trust; Power and Politics; Work design and
Technology; Innovation and Stress.

IPE 425 INDUSTRIAL LAW AND SAFETY MANAGEMENT

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Industrial Law: Industrial Relation Ordinance 1969, Industrial Relations ordinance 1975(Section one
to Thirty four). Environmental Conservation Act, 1995; Environmental Conservation rule, 1997.
Factory Act: Introduction, Inspector, and Certifying Surgeons; Health and Hygiene; Safety; Welfare;
Working Hours of Adults; Employments of Young persons; Leave and Holidays with wages etc.
Safety Management: Evolution of modern safety concepts. Industrial hazard, safety and risk
management, Industrial injuries, Types of injuries and accidents occurred in industries, health rules,
worker’s safety, accident investigation, protective management techniques for safety management,
safety devices, safety standards and regulations for engineering works.

IPE 400 PROJECTS AND THESIS

6 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits
This is a continuation of the project/thesis started in the 7th semester.

IPE 420 INDUSTRIAL TRAINING-II

One month; 1.00 Credit

Industrial training selected by IPE department. It includes training, presentation, report writing and
viva.

IPE 440 COMPREHENSIVE VIVA

0. 50 credits
The viva voce will be conducted on the basis of all the courses covered in the curriculum.

Optional I

IPE 431 PRODUCTIVITY MANAGEMENT

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Productivity: Concept and definition; Productivity improvement factors; Productivity Analysis: total
and partial productivity, productivity appraisal, productivity analysis in an enterprise (Kurosawa
approach, Gold’s approach, Lawler’s approach, QPA); Productivity improvement programs in
organizations; Productivity Improvement Techniques: industrial engineering techniques & economic
analysis and behavioral techniques.
IPE 433 MARKETING AND COST MANAGEMENT
3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Marketing Management: Introduction to marketing; Marketing concepts; Marketing environment;

Consumer-buying behavior; Marketing mix; Product management concept; Product life cycles and its
implication; Current marketing practices of manufacturing companies; Market research techniques;
Market forecasting; Advertising; Marketing in modern world; Government regulations relating to
marketing in Bangladesh; and Case studies. Cost and Management Accounting: Scope and
application of cost and management accountancy, costing methods and techniques, income
measurements in manufacturing companies, material costing and labor costing, overheads and their
allocations, marginal costing and decision making among alternative course of action, marginal
costing vs total absorption costing. Financial statements analysis: concept, test for profitability,
liquidity, solvency, overall measures.

Optional II

IPE 441 CAD AND VIRTUAL REALITY

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits [pre- requisite: IPE 415]

CAD: Introduction to Computer Aided Design. Drawing simple 3D objects, Creating Blocks, Using
Dimensions, Storing and linking data with graphics, Getting and exchanging data from drawing, Printing and
Transfer of Data from CAD.
Virtual Reality: Introduction to virtual reality-past, present and future; Virtual environment-
definition and application in different areas; components of virtual reality system- hardware and
software system; different types of virtual reality system; virtual reality software – Supers cape, VRT,
3D studio MAX, JACK, World tool Kit/ Sense 8; virtual reality application case studies: military, air
force, navy, medicine industry, engineering education and entertainment.

IPE 443 ROBOTICS

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Introduction to Robotics, Definitions, Plane, rotational and spatial motion with application of
manipulators; Geometric configurations; structural elements, linkages, arms and grippers; kinematics
of manipulators; Motion characteristics, trajectories, dynamics and control of manipulators;
Application of Industrial Robots and Programming; Teleoperators, mobile robots and automated
guided vehicles, special purpose robots.

IPE 445 TOOL ENGINEERING

3 Hrs / week, 3 Credits
Introduction: General consideration in tool design, degrees of freedom, locating principles and
locators, clamping methods, clamping forces developed by different types of clamps. Jigs/Fixtures:
Types, design and production. Dies: Types, die parts, design of dies blanks, shearing, bending,
drawing, piercing, and other operations; Design and production of cutting tools: single point-
turning, drilling, threading, milling, gear cutting tools. Simulation for designing machine tools.

Optional III

IPE 451 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Introduction to MIS: concept, definition, role of MIS, approaches of MIS; MIS and Computer:
computer hardware and software for information system, data communication system, data base
concept, data base management technology, client server architecture; Decision support systems:
introduction, development of DSS, group decision of DSS, relation between MIS and DSS.
Applications of MIS: applications in manufacturing and service sector; Case study. Artificial
Intelligence.

IPE - 453 E-COMMERCE

Definition, scope and application
3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Definition, scope, application of E-commerce. Electronic fund transfer, internet marketing, online
transaction processing, Electronic data interchange (EDI), Inventory management, automated data
collection.

IPE- 455 CONTROL ENGINEERING

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Introduction to control system and their presentation by different equations and laplace transforms;
block diagram and transfer functions; analogue computer solution of system equations; system
response; control action and system types; Frequency response; System analysis; System
compensation; Analogue of control systems; Hydraulic and pneumatic control system; Elements of
electromechanical controls; Introduction to digital computer control.
 DETAILED SYLLABUS OF COURSES OFFERED TO OTHER DEPARTMENTS

IPE 101Z ENGINEERING MECHANICS (FOR PGE)

3 Hrs/week; 3.00 credits

Basic concepts of Mechanics: Statics of particles and rigid bodies. Centroids of lines areas and
volumes; Forces in truss, frames and cables; Friction; Moment of inertia of areas and masses; Relative
motion. Kinetics of particles: Newton's second law of motion, Principles of work, energy, impulse,
and momentum; System of particles: Kinematics of rigid bodies; Kinetics of plane motion of rigid
bodies, forces, and acceleration; Principles of work and energy.

IPE 102 ENGINEERING DRAWING (for CEP)

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

Introduction, Instruments and their uses, First angle and third angle projections, Orthographic drawing,
Sectional views. Isometric views, Missing lines and views.

IPE 104 WORKSHOP PRACTICE (for CEE)

2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

Introduction to workshop tools. Study and operation of an Engine Lathe. Study and operation of
Milling Machine. Study and operation of Radial Drilling Machine, Study and operation of Surface
Grinding machine. Preparation of a hexagonal nut.

IPE 106 ENGINEERING GRAPHICS (for CSE)

2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credit

Introduction, Instruments and their uses, First angle and Third angle projections, Orthographic
drawing, Sectional views, Isometric views.

IPE 108 WORKSHOP PRACTICE (for CSE)

2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credit

Introduction to workshop tools. Study and operation of an Engine Lathe. Study and operation of
Milling Machine. Study and operation of Radial Drilling Machine, Study and operation of Surface
Grinding machine. Preparation of a hexagonal nut.

IPE 202 Z ENGINEERING DRAWING (for PGE)

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 credits

Introduction, Instruments and their uses, First angle and third angle projections, Orthographic drawing,
Sectional views. Isometric views, Missing lines and views

IPE 202 FTT WORKSHOP PRACTICE (for FTT )

2Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

Introduction to workshop tools. Study and operation of an Engine Lathe. Study and operation of
Milling Machine. Study and operation of Radial Drilling Machine, Study and operation of Surface
Grinding machine. Preparation of a hexagonal nut.

IPE 204 WORKSHOP PRACTICE SESSIONAL (for CEP)

2Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

Introduction to workshop tools. Study and operation of an Engine Lathe. Study and operation of
Milling Machine. Study and operation of Radial Drilling Machine, Study and operation of Surface
Grinding machine. Preparation of a hexagonal nut.

IPE 204Z WORKSHOP PRACTICE (for PGE)

2 Hrs/week, 1.00 credits

Introduction to workshop tools. Study and operation of an Engine Lathe. Study and operation of
Milling Machine. Study and operation of Radial Drilling Machine, Study and operation of Surface
Grinding machine. Preparation of a hexagonal nut.
IPE 204T MACHINE SHOP PRACTICE (for TT)
1.5 Hrs/Week, 0.75 credits

Study of various machining processes (turning, drilling, chamfering, knurling, thread cutting and
parting) using engine lathe. Study and operation of turret lathe (including coolant & lubricating
system). Study and operation of shaper machine and quick return motion mechanism (preparation of a
V-block). Study and operation of radial machine and manufacturing an oil hole. Study and operation
of a milling machine and different milling cutters.

IPE 205 ENGINEERING MECHANICS (for CEP)

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 credits

Basic concepts of Mechanics: Statics of particles and rigid bodies. Centroids of lines, areas and
volumes; Forces in truss, frames and cables. Friction; Moment of inertia of areas and masses. Kinetics
of particles: Newton's second law of motion; Principles of work, energy. System of particles:
Kinematics of rigid bodies, forces, and acceleration, Principles of work and energy.

IPE 207 MECHANICS OF SOLIDS (For CEP)

3 Hrs/week, 3 credits [pre-requisite IPE 205]

Stress Analysis: Statically intermediate axially loaded member, axially loaded member, thermal and
centrifugal stresses, Stresses in thin and thick walled cylinders and spheres. Beams: shear force and
bending moment diagrams. Various types of stresses in beam, Flexure formula, Deflection of beams:
integration and area moment methods, Introduction to reinforced concrete beams and slabs, Riveted
and welded joints. Torsional formula: Angle of twist, Modulus of rapture, Helical springs, Combined
Stresses; principal stress, Mohr's circle. Columns: Euler's formula, intermediate column formulas, the
secant formula, Flexure of curved beams; Thick walled cylinders. Introduction to experimental stress
analysis techniques. Strain energy; Failure theories.

IPE 207Z MECHANICS OF SOLIDS (FOR PGE)

3 Hrs/ week, 3.00 credits

Stress Analysis: Statically intermediate axially loaded member, Axially loaded member, thermal and
centrifugal stresses, Stresses in thin and thick walled cylinders and spheres. Beams: shear force and
bending moment diagrams. Various types of stresses in beam, Flexure formula, Deflection of beams:
integration and area moment methods, Introduction to reinforced concrete beams and slabs; Riveted
and welded Joints. Torsional formula: Angle of twist, Modules of rapture, Helical springs, Columns:
Euler's formula, intermediate column formula, the secant formula; Thick walled cylinders.
Introduction to experimental stress analysis techniques; strain energy, Failure theories.

IPE 301 INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (for CSE)

3 Hrs/week, 3.00 Credits

Industrial management: Defination, functions, managerial skills, levels of management, organization

(formal and informal) Human Resource Management: Introduction, Renumeration programme,
wage and incentive plans, motivation, job evaluation and enrichment Marketing Management:
Introduction, marketing environment, consumer-buying behavior, marketing mix, market
segmentation, positioning and targeting, product and product life cycle, advertising. Material
Management: introduction, overview of material flow, Management of independent demand: the
concept of inventory and its management (EOQ, P system and Q system). Project Management.

IPE 306A WORKSHOP PRACTICE, (for Arch. )

3 Hrs/week, 1.50 Credits

Introduction to hand tools, Study and opereation of different welding equipment and process, wood
working and fittings, Sheet metal working.

IPE 309A BUILDING SERVICE

2 Hrs/week, 2.00 Credits
Review of Baisc concepts and definations, Application of Air-conditiong, psychometry, cooling load
calculation. Air conditioning system, air handling and distribution, Design of ducts, Air conditioning
equipments. Fir hazards, Fire fighting methods. Vertical transportation; Types of elevators,
Determination of size and quality of elevators, determination of size and quality of elevators,
Incoming and outgoing traffic handling. Escalators and moving ramps.

IPE 401 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS (for CEE)

2 Hrs/week, 2.00 credits

Fundamental Concepts: Properties of gases and vapors, Laws of Thermodynamic and theirs
corollaries; Non-flow and flow processes, Ideal gases and their cycles; Power cycles, refrigeration
cycles, Second low Thermodynamic; Entropy. Mixtures of gases and vapors; Fuels and Combustion.
Sources of energy, types of power plants; power plants in Bangladesh.