Diploma in Automobile Engineering course helps the candidates to procure the desired merchandise from the automobiles for their personal use. By this study, candidates may learn customer relationships, automobiles and market analysis, also taking a comprehensive view of sales and management. They can discover exciting ways to make a difference in the world of automobiles, and the ability to work within either management or supervisory capacities at all locations.
Graduate students with improved skills in automobile engineering, human resource management, negotiation, automobile strategy, business accounting, and merchandising. In this course, students also gain a competitive edge in the job market, making students highly desirable to employers.
A Semester-wise syllabus for Diploma in Automobile Engineering is given below.
| SEMESTER-I | SEMESTER-II |
|---|---|
| Applied Mathematics I | Automobile Mechanics |
| Applied Science Lab | Automobile Workshop Practice |
| Auto Electrical and Electronics | Automobile Workshop Tech |
| Auto Repair and Maintenance | Automotive Engine Auxiliary Systems |
| Automobile Chassis and Transmission | Automotive Engines |
| Automobile Machine Shop | Automotive Estimation and Costing |
| SEMESTER III | SEMESTER IV |
| Automotive Pollution and Control | Engine and Vehicle Testing Lab |
| Basic Computer Skills lab | English Communication |
| Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering | Hydraulics, Pneumatics and Power Plant |
| C Programming Lab | ISAP Lab |
| CAD Practice | Machine Design and Theory of M/Cs |
| Computer-Aided Engineering Graphics | Mechanical Testing Lab |
| VSEMESTER-V | SEMESTER-VI |
| Modern Vehicle Technology | Thermal engineering I |
| Motor Vehicle Management | Vehicle Maintenance |
| Organizational Management | Vehicle Maintenance Lab |
| Project, Industrial Visit, and Seminar | Foundry, Welding and Sheet Metal Practice |
| Special Vehicle and Equipment | - |
| Strength of Materials | - |