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Medium Of InstructionsMode Of LearningMode Of Delivery
EnglishSelf StudyVideo and Text Based

Course Overview

The Mechanics of Machining program is an elective course curated by IIT Guwahati The training will be covered over eight weeks and 20 lectures. The course explains the physics such as kinematics, statics, and kinetics of cutting procedures involved in metal removal processes called machining. 

The Mechanics of Machining certification syllabus primarily comprises the study material from the textbook “Introduction of Machining Science” by G.K. Lal and various sources like journal papers and others. This online course discusses deformable body mechanics and its principles. Candidates will also learn about how these principles can be used to increase the performance of machine processes. 

After understanding the basic principles covered in the Mechanics of Machining online course, candidates will gain insight into the complexity of machining. With such information and experimental knowledge, they will not only be able to build their own rules to optimize these processes but also conduct them through sustainable manufacturing techniques.

The Highlights

  • Digital certification 
  • PG/UG-level training
  • AICTE-verified 
  • NPTEL-approved course
  • In-course assignments 
  • Final proctored exam
  • 8-weeks training
  • Technology and manufacturing processes category
  • Mechanical engineering category 
  • Instructions in English
  • Curated IIT Guwahati

Programme Offerings

  • free enrollment
  • practice assignments
  • Certification exam
  • Instructed In English
  • elective course
  • credit transfer
  • E-certificate

Courses and Certificate Fees

Fees InformationsCertificate AvailabilityCertificate Providing Authority
INR 1000yesIIT Guwahati (IITG)
  • Candidates do not have to pay any fees for enrolling in the Mechanics of Machining certification. However, they must pay a fee of Rs. 1000/- if they want to answer the course-end exam and gain the e-certificate.

Mechanics of Machining fee structure

Course Option

Total Fee

Mechanics of Machining  (audit only)

Free

Mechanics of Machining  (with certificate)

Rs. 1000/-


Eligibility Criteria

Only undergraduate candidates with a background in mechanics or strength of material and materials science can join the Mechanics of Machining course. 

Certificate Qualifying Details

Moreover, candidates have to hand in eight assignments over the course. The best six will be selected to calculate the minimum average score, which needs to be at least 10 on 25. Similarly, candidates must gain at least 30 on 75 in the final proctored exam to receive the course certificate. 

The Mechanics of Machining certification will include 25% of the average assignments score and 75% of the exam scores to make up the final grade.

What you will learn

Knowledge of engineering

By enrolling in the Mechanics of Machining program, participants will gain thorough knowledge about:

  • Cutting tools and their usage for the metal removal process
  • Measurements of shear angle and cutting forces 
  • Practical machining operations and thermal aspects of machining
  • Finishing operations and abrasive machine
  • Advanced machining processes (introduction)

Who it is for

Postgraduate or undergraduate students in disciplines like mechanical, manufacturing, or production are well-suited for the Mechanics of Machining training.


Admission Details

Step 1. Go to the official Swayam website link at https://swayam.gov.in/ to register for the Mechanics of Machining training.

Step 2. On the menu bar, press the ‘Sign-in/Register’ button to create a learning account.

Step 3. Put in the mentioned details and press the ‘send verification code’ button.

Step 4. Check the email for the verification code, enter it, and press the ‘Verify Code’ button.

Step 5. Press the ‘Create’ button and choose the course.

Application Details

Joining the Mechanics of Machining online course involves no application forms. Candidates have to sign up by entering the email ID, password, and username and verify the account by entering the code. They can enrol in the course immediately after confirming the account.

The Syllabus

  • Deformation of metals
  • Mechanism of plastic deformation
  • Machining processes: Single edge tool
  • Types of chips

  • Tool geometry: single point cutting tool specifications
  • Tool specifications
  • Conversion of tool angles
  • Multi-point cutting tools
  • Mechanics of orthogonal cutting, force relationships

  • Determination of stress
  • Strain and strain rate
  • Measurement of shear angle
  • Other analysis for force relationships

  • Mechanics of oblique cutting
  • Measurement of cutting forces

  • Thermal aspects of machining: Temperatures in orthogonal cutting
  • Tool wear and tool life and tool life equations
  • Economics in machining  

  • Practical machining operations: Turning and shaping & planning operation
  • Practical machining operations: milling and drilling
  • Grinding of metals and mechanics of grinding process

  • Finishing operations and abrasive machining
  • CNC programming and machines

  • Introduction to advanced machining processes

Evaluation process

The URLs for the exam registration forms will be available on the course website. Candidates must fill in the forms using the provided link and pay the requisite fee for the Mechanics of Machining program exam. Confirm the date, time, and exam center by referring to the registration form and appear to answer the exam.

Instructors

IIT Guwahati (IITG) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

1: What industry support does the Mechanics of Machining course receive?

Industries that involve dye manufacturing, automobile, machine tools, and precision medical equipment manufacturing will appreciate the skill gained in the course.

2: Which organisations deal in machining?

Hindustan Aeronautics Limited (HAL), Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited (BHEL), and Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO) are a few companies that deal with machining.

3: How many lectures are conducted in the course and by whom?

The course is covered over 20 lectures and will be instructed by Prof Uday S. Dixit.

4: Who has structured the Mechanics of Machining certification syllabus?

The course content is structured by IIT Guwahati and approved by NPTEL and AICTE.

5: For how long do I have to take the course?

Candidates will complete the course after eight weeks. 

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