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Automobile Engineering

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About Department

The Department of Automobile Engineering at KMCT polytechnic college kuttipuram started in the year 2016 with an intake of 60 students. Modern automotive industries need experts in vehicle design and manufacture, keeping this in mind KMCT has started the course in Automobile Engineering. The objective of this program in Automobile Engineering is to give students a broad exposure in the design, development and testing of vehicles. Furthermore, the program trains them to meet the technological challenges and diverse needs of the industry and society in various areas of automobile engineering and equips them to excel in a truly competitive industry.

Vision

To generate innovative and competent engineers in the field of automobile engineering through quality-oriented teaching methods, so they can bring innovations to the world of automobile industry and to serve the society by being socially responsible citizens adhering to human values.

Mission

1. Provide exposure to students in the latest developments / recent challenges in the field of automobile engineering.

2. To equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to cope with the current industry needs and also to meet the societal demands.

3. To imprint ethical values and professionalism.

Core Value

Prepares students to work in vehicle design, manufacturing, maintenance, and repair, addressing the growing demand in the automotive sector.

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- AZEEM AHAMED E

Message From HOD

Welcome to the Department of Automobile Engineering. As the Head of the Department, I am honored to lead a dynamic team of educators and innovators who are committed to shaping the future of automotive technology and engineering excellence. Our department thrives on a foundation of academic rigor, hands-on learning, and industry-oriented approaches. We offer our students opportunities to explore cutting-edge technologies, develop critical problem-solving skills, and emerge as leaders in the field of automobile engineering. My academic journey includes an M.Tech in Automobile Engineering from VIT Vellore, a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from Government Engineering College, Wayanad, and a Diploma in Automobile Engineering from SSM Polytechnic. These experiences have provided me with a holistic perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the automotive sector. At our department, we aim to nurture talent, foster innovation, and contribute to the advancement of sustainable and intelligent mobility solutions. Together, let us build a future driven by passion, technology, and excellence.

Department Opportunities and Support

  • Automobile Technician
    • Diagnose and repair vehicles, including cars, trucks, and heavy equipment.
    • Work at automotive service centers, dealerships, and repair shops.
  • Automobile Design Assistant
    • Assist in designing new vehicle models and parts.
    • Work with engineers on CAD software for designing components.
  • Service Engineer
    • Provide after-sales support and maintenance services.
    • Work with manufacturers or service providers to ensure product performance.
  • Quality Control Inspector
    • Monitor vehicle production and components for quality and safety standards.
    • Work in manufacturing plants to ensure vehicles meet regulatory standards.
  • Vehicle Assembler
    • Assemble vehicles on production lines in automobile manufacturing plants.
    • Ensure precision assembly of mechanical and electrical components.
  • Automobile Testing Engineer
    • Conduct tests on vehicle prototypes to assess performance, safety, and reliability.
    • Work in R&D or quality assurance teams within automotive companies.
  • Production Supervisor
    • Oversee production processes and workers in automobile manufacturing plants.
    • Ensure efficient workflows, adherence to timelines, and quality control.
  • Automobile Sales and Marketing
    • Work with dealerships or automobile brands to promote and sell vehicles.
    • Educate customers on vehicle features, specifications, and maintenance.
  • Automobile Service Manager
    • Manage service departments in automotive dealerships or repair shops.
    • Supervise technicians, ensure efficient operations, and handle customer service.
  • Automobile Parts Supplier/Manager
    • Work with parts suppliers, ensuring inventory management and timely delivery of auto parts.
    • Manage or coordinate logistics and distribution for automobile parts.
  • Automobile Manufacturing Operator
    • Operate machinery and equipment in the vehicle production process.
    • Monitor automated systems and ensure smooth functioning in manufacturing lines.
  • Maintenance Engineer
    • Maintain and repair machinery used in automobile production or service.
    • Work in maintenance departments of automotive companies or factories.
  • Automobile Electrical Technician
    • Specialize in electrical systems, including vehicle wiring, battery, and engine components.
    • Work with car manufacturers or service centers on electrical repairs and upgrades.
  • Entrepreneur/Automobile Workshop Owner
    • Start a personal garage or service center offering repair and maintenance services.
    • Manage and grow a small automobile-related business.

1. Automobile Engineering Workshops and Laboratories

  • Engine Repair and Maintenance Workshop: Students gain hands-on experience with engines, understanding disassembly, diagnostics, and repair processes.
  • Automobile Electrical Systems Lab: Training on vehicle electrical systems, such as wiring, battery, alternators, and sensors.
  • Chassis and Suspension Lab: Practical sessions on suspension systems, steering mechanisms, brakes, and vehicle handling.
  • Transmission and Drivetrain Lab: Facilities for learning about vehicle transmissions, gearboxes, axles, and drive systems.
  • Advanced Vehicle Testing Lab: Workshops that focus on engine performance, fuel systems, exhaust systems, and emissions analysis.

2. Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Simulation Labs

  • CAD Software Access: Equipped with industry-standard software like AutoCAD, CATIA, or SolidWorks for designing vehicle components and systems.

3. Industry Collaborations and Internships

  • Industry Tie-ups: Collaboration with leading automobile manufacturers, service centers, and suppliers to provide students with internship opportunities.
  • Industrial Visits: Regular visits to automobile factories, repair workshops, and R&D centers to give students practical exposure to the industry.
  • Guest Lectures: Periodic guest lectures by industry experts to provide insight into the latest technologies and trends in the automobile sector.

4. Placement Assistance and Career Services

  • Campus Placement Drives: The college likely organizes recruitment drives with leading automobile companies such as Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, Tata Motors, Mahindra, Bosch, etc.
  • Resume Building and Interview Preparation: Support in building resumes, interview preparation, and career counseling to help students secure employment.
  • Alumni Networking: Connecting students with alumni who are working in top automobile companies for guidance and job opportunities.

5. Library and Knowledge Resources

  • Automobile Engineering Books: A well-stocked library with textbooks, reference materials, and periodicals dedicated to automobile engineering.
  • Digital Resources: Access to e-journals, online databases, and digital learning resources to enhance learning.

6. Soft Skills and Personality Development

  • Communication Skills Workshops: Training in communication, teamwork, and presentation skills that are critical for working in teams or dealing with clients.
  • Leadership Programs: Development programs to enhance leadership skills through activities, group projects, and competitions.
  • Industry-Oriented Skills: Workshops on customer handling, service management, and entrepreneurship for students aiming to start their own service centers.

7. Student Clubs and Extracurricular Activities

  • Automobile Clubs: Student-run clubs that organize events like automobile exhibitions, model-building competitions, and other tech-related activities.
  • Workshops and Events: Regularly organized workshops on emerging technologies like electric vehicles (EVs), hybrid cars, and autonomous vehicles.

9. Transport and Infrastructure

  • Transport Facilities: The college may provide transport facilities to students for fieldwork or industrial visits, especially for those who may not have their own vehicles.

10. Modern Classroom and IT Infrastructure

  • Smart Classrooms: Equipped with projectors and other tools for interactive learning and visual presentations.
  • High-Speed Internet: Access to high-speed internet and Wi-Fi in the campus, which is crucial for research and accessing online learning resources.
  • E-Learning Platforms: Online learning portals for easy access to course materials, videos, and assignments.