The syllabus for a mechanical engineering program can vary slightly depending on the specific institution, but it generally covers the following core subjects:

Core Subjects:

• Engineering Mechanics: Statics, dynamics, and mechanics of materials.
• Thermodynamics: Laws of thermodynamics, heat transfer, and power cycles.
• Fluid Mechanics: Fluid properties, fluid statics, fluid dynamics, and hydraulic and pneumatic systems.
• Solid Mechanics: Stress, strain, and deformation of materials.
• Machine Design: Design of machine elements, such as gears, bearings, and shafts.
• Manufacturing Processes: Metalworking, casting, forming, and machining processes.
• Materials Science: Properties of materials, metallurgy, and materials selection.
• Thermal Engineering: Heat engines, boilers, and refrigeration systems.
• Control Systems: Feedback control, system modeling, and control system design.

Elective Subjects:

• Automotive Engineering: Design and analysis of automotive components and systems.
• Robotics: Robotics principles, kinematics, and control.
• Mechatronics: Integration of mechanical, electrical, and computer systems.
• Finite Element Analysis: Numerical methods for solving engineering problems.
• Computational Fluid Dynamics: Numerical simulation of fluid flow.
• Renewable Energy Systems: Solar, wind, and other renewable energy technologies.

Mechanical engineering programs also often include laboratory work, design projects, and internships to provide practical experience and hands-on learning. The specific syllabus and course structure may vary depending on the institution and the specialization chosen within mechanical engineering.