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1 THE CURRICULUM

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
B. ENG. MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COURSES

200 LEVEL
General Engineering Courses

FIRST SEMESTER
Course Course Title L T P Credit
Code Units
FEG 211 Engineering 2 2 - 3
Mathematics I
MEE 212 Applied Mechanics I 1 2 2
MEE 213 Engineering Drawing I 1 - 3 2
CIE 214 Fluid Mechanics I 2 1 - 2
CIE 215 Strength of Materials I 2 2 - 2
MEE 216 Material Science 2 - - 2
FEG 217 General Engineering - - 9 3
Laboratory I
FEG 218 Engineer in Society 1 - - 1
ECE 219 Basic Electrical 2 1 1 3
Engineering
Total Units 20

SECOND SEMESTER
Course Course Title L T P Credit
Code Units
FEG 221 Engineering Mathematics 2 2 - 3
II
MEE 222 Engineering 2 2 - 2
Thermodynamics
MEE 223 Engineering Drawing II 1 - 3 2
ECE 224 Computer Programming 2 1 - 3
MEE 225 Workshop Practice - - 6 2

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 MEE 226 Applied Mechanics II 1 2 - 2
FEG 227 General Engineering - - 9 3
Laboratory II
CEE 228 Engineering Chemistry 1 2 - 2
GST 222 Peace and Conflict 2 - - 2
Resolution
SWP299 SWEP (COMPULSORY) -
Total Units 21

300 LEVEL COURSES

FIRST SEMESTER
Course Course Title L T P Credit Unit
Code
EMG 311 Engineering Mathematics III 1 2 - 3
MEE 311 Theory of Machines I 2 1 - 2
MEE 312 Engineering Economics 2 - - 2
MEE 313 Machine Drawing I 2 - 2 2
MEE 314 Fluid Mechanics II 2 1 - 2
MEE 315 Workshop practice/Auto - - 6 2
Workshop
MEE 317 Mechanical Engineering Lab. - - 9 3
Practical I
MEE 316 Engineering Metallurgy I 2 - - 2
CIE 318 Civil Engineering for 2 1 - 2
Mechanical Engineers
Total Units 20

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SECOND SEMESTER

Course Course Title L T P Credit

Code Unit
EMG Engineering Mathematics IV 1 2 - 3
321
MEE Manufacturing Technology 2 1 - 2
321
MEE Thermodynamics II 2 2 - 2
322
MEE Introductory CNC Programming & 2 - - 2
323 Robotics
MEE Computer Programming and 2 1 - 2
324 Engineering Application
MEE Strength of Materials II 2 2 - 3
325
MEE Mechanical Engineering Lab. - - 9 3
327 Practical II
MEE Machine Drawing II 1 - 3 1
328
ECE Electrical and Electronics 2 1 - 2
329 Engineering for Mechanical
Engineers
SWS SIWES I (COMPULSORY) -
399
Total Units 20

400 LEVEL COURSES

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FIRST SEMESTER

Course Course Title L T P Credit

Code Unit
FEG 412 Technical Report Writing 1 - - 1
MEE 411 Theory of Machines II 2 1 - 2
MEE Thermodynamics III 1 2 - 2
412
MEE Mechanical Engineering Design I 2 1 1 2
413
MEE Fluid Mechanics III 2 1 - 2
414
MEE Technology policy and 2 - - 2
416 Development
MEE Mechanical Engineering Lab. - - 9 3
417
Practical III
MEE Control System Engineering 2 1 - 3
418
GST Entrepreneurship Studies I 2 - - 2
301A
MEE Internal Combustion Engines 2 1 - 2
419
Total Units 21

SECOND SEMESTER SIWES 6 Months

500 LEVEL COURSES

FIRST SEMESTER
Course Course Title L T P Credit
Code Unit
MEE 511 Engineering Metallurgy II 2 - - 2

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 MEE 513 Mechanical Engineering Design 2 1 1 2
II
MEE 515 Engineering Management 2 - - 2
MEE 516 Introduction to Finite Element 2 - - 2
Analysis
MEE 517 Mechanical Engineering Lab. - - 9 3
Practical IV
GST 301B Entrepreneurship Studies II 2 - - 2
MEE 519 Energy Studies 2 - - 2
MEE 599A Final Year project - - 6 2
MEE 518 Mechatronics 2 - - 2
Total Compulsory Units 19
Electives MEE 524 Foundry Technology 2 - 1 3
MEE 563 Corrosion and 2 - - 2
Protection
Total Units for the semester 24

SECOND SEMESTER
Course Course Title L T P Credit
Code Unit
MEE 521 Engineering Materials Selection and 3 - - 3
Economics
MEE 522 Thermodynamics IV 2 1 - 2
MEE 523 Mechanical Engineering Design III 2 1 - 2
MEE 524 Fluid Mechanics IV 2 1 - 2
MEE Final year Project - - 8 4
599B
MEE 527 Mechanical Engineering Lab. - - 9 3
Practical V
MEE 526 Law for Engineers 2 - - 2
Total Compulsory Units 18
Electives Units 4
Total Units 22

ELECTIVE COURSES

Course Code Course Title Credit Unit

MEE431 Auto Technology and Design Principles 2

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MEE 512 Gas Dynamics and Turbo machines 3
MEE 514 Fuels, Refractories and Furnace Tech 3
MEE 524 Foundry Technology 2
MEE 531 Tool Design 2
MEE 532 Operations Research 2
MEE 533 Production Planning and Control I 2
MEE 534 Organization and Management of
Production Processes 2
MEE 535 Industrial Engineering Statistics 3
MEE 541 Metrology 2
MEE 542 Machine tools 3
MEE 543 Production Planning and Control II 2
MEE 544 Industrial Computers and Application 2
MEE 545 Stress Analysis 3
MEE 546 Mechanics of Deformable bodies 2
MEE 547 Production Metrology 3
MEE 548 Composite Materials 3
MEE 551 Process Metallurgy 2
MEE 553 Metallurgical Thermodynamics and
Kinetics 2
MEE 554 Extractive Metallurgy 3
MEE 555 X-Ray Diffraction 3
MEE 561 Physical Metallurgy 3
MEE 562 Elements of Physical Metallurgy 2
MEE 563 Corrosion and Protection 3
MEE 564 Iron and Steel Metallurgy 2
MEE 565 Elements of Powder Metallurgy 2
MEE 573 Heat and Mass transfer 3
MEE 574 Automobile Engine System Design 3
MEE 573 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 2
MEE 580 Fundamentals of Solar Energy 2
MEE 582 Auto-systems & Vehicle Dynamics 2

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MEE 583 Automobile Maintenance and Testing 3
MEE 589 Fundamentals of nuclear Engineering 3
MEE 592 Fracture Mechanics 3
MEE 596 Computer Aided Design 2
MEE 597 Mechanical Vibrations 3
MEE 598 Mechanical Engineering Services 2

B.ENG (MECH) COURSE DESCRIPTION

200 LEVEL COURSES

FEG 211 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS 1 (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Calculus and relevant theorems: Differentiation, integration; Taylor and Maclaurins Series and
equations; Elements of linear algebra: determinants, properties and evaluation of matrices;
Differential equations: First and simple case of second order; Application to engineering systems;
Coordinate systems: Rectangular, cylindrical, spherical coordinate systems.

MEE 212 APPLIED MECHANICS I (Statics) (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Forces in a plane (force on particle, resultant of forces, resolution of forces), Forces in space
(concurrent forces, magnitude of several forces), Equivalent of force systems ( (external and
internal forces, vector product of two forces), Moment (moment of a force about a point,
Varignoms theorem, moment of force about a given axis, moment of couple, reduction of a system
of forces to one force, one couple) Equilibrium of rigid bodies, Centroid and Centre of gravities,
Analyses of truss system, Friction, Moment of inertia of masses and areas

MEE 213 ENGINEERING DRAWING I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Introduction to Engineering Drawing; Use of drawing equipment and instruments; Lettering & line
work; Paper sizes; Scales; Drawing layout; Introduction to standards; Simple interpenetration and
developments of pyramids, cones, prisms, cylinders, spheres; Loci: ellipse, helixes, and link
mechanisms; Blending of lines and curves; Tangency.

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CIE 214 FLUID MECHANICS I (2 CREDIT UNITS)
Basic concepts, Properties of fluid; density, pressure, surface tension, viscosity, compressibility etc,
Hydrostatics: Transmission of pression, pressure in a fluid at rest, pressure on a fluid at rest, thrust
on plane & curved surfaces & center of pressure, stability & oscillation of floating body, pressure
measurement; Introduction to Fluid Dynamics Definitions and concept of fluid flow: pathline.
Streamline & streakline, streamtube & streamfilament, rotational & irrotational flow, laminar &
turbulent flow, velocity distribution; Analysis of fluid flow: Concept of system, boundary, control
volume, control surface; Conservation equations, Continuity, momentum, & applications; Eulers
and Bernoullis and the general energy equations and applications; pilot tube, tapering pipe,
venturimeter, nozzles, pipe orifices, small and large orifices, notches and wires, time to empty tank;
Consideration for energy losses; Introduction to viscous flow.

CIE 215 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Force equilibrium free-body diagrams. Concept of stress, strain: Tensile test. Youngs moduli and
other strength factors. Axially-loaded bars, composite bars, temperature stresses and simple
indeterminate problems, Hoop stress; cylinders, rings. Bending moment, shear force and axial force
diagrams for simple cases. Simple torsion and applications.

MEE 216 MATERIAL SCIENCE (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Atomic and molecular structure; Crystals; Defects in crystals; General classification of materials;
Alloy theory Application to industrial alloys steels in particular. Engineering properties of
materials. Hot and cold-working, heat treatment, etc. Introduction to corrosion and corrosion
control. A brief discussion of non-metallic materials glass, rubber, concrete, plastics, wood and
ceramics

FEG 217 GENERAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY I (3 CREDIT UNITS)

All courses share the laboratory schedules to suit; sometimes alternate weeks.

FEG 218 ENGINEER IN SOCIETY (1 CREDIT UNIT)

Philosophy of Science. History of Engineering and Technology and the evolution of modern
society. Safety in engineering and Introduction to Risk Analysis. The Role of Engineers and impact
of Technological advances in Nation Building. Professional bodies and their roles in maintaining
discipline, ethics and standards in engineering. Invited Lectures from Professionals.

ECE 219 BASIC ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING I (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Circuit-elements, DC and AC circuits, basic circuit laws and theorems; Circuit analysis
(superposition, Thevenins, Norton and reciprocity principles); Resonance, power, power factors;
Inductive/ capacitive reactances, impedance, conductance, susceptance and admittance;

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Introduction to electrical machines (transformers and motors) and machine designs- constructional
features, types, connections, (single and three phase), and their applications Electrical and Electrical
power measurements General principles of measuring instruments; (Torque and restraining spring
relationship); Types of instruments: Ammeters, voltmeters, watt-meters, watt-hour meters;
transducers and bridge measurement; Cathode ray oscilloscope and its applications; Physics of
devices Discharge devices, semi-conductors, diode and transistor. Transistor characteristics,
devices and circuits; Introduction to digital electronics: Binary numbers, binary and arithmetic,
logic gates, OR, AND, NOT Boolean algebra and identities, Simple truth tables and Karnagh maps.

200 LEVEL SECOND SEMESTER.

FEG 221 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS II (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Complex analysis: Review of complex algebra, elementary complex numbers, functions. Sequences
and series, vectors: vector algebra in general and component forms with greater emphasis on
application to engineering systems; Scalar and vector products of 3 or more vectors; Numerical
analysis: error and error propagation, roots of non-linear equations: Gaussian, Gauss-siedel, Gauss-
Jordan; Interpolation: Lagrangian and finite differences; Use of Fortran and Basic language in
numerical analysis.

MEE 222 ENGINEERING THERMODYNAMICS (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Basic concepts & definitions: Thermodynamics, matter, space time, and their properties, working
substance, pure substance, fluid, system, surroundings, property & state, dimensions & units, mass
& weight, temperature & Zeroth law, thermodynamic process (cyclic), reversibility; Energy
concept, definition & types; Work and heat; First law of thermodynamics & consequences; The
non-flow energy equation and application to non-flow processes; The steady-flow energy equation
and application to open systems; Second law of thermodynamics: Heat engine, efficiency, process
efficiency, statements due to Plank, Kelvin and Classius, Carnot principle, Thermodynamic scale,
reversibility and irreversibility, entrophy, perfect gas.

MEE 223 ENGINEERING DRAWING II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Projection of points, lines, and solids; Orthographic projections: First and third angle projections;
Auxiliary projections; Isometric and oblique projections; Dimensioning; Sectional views; Thread
fasteners; free-hand sketching; introduction to assembly drawing.

ECE 224 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Introduction Types of computers and components, their uses industrial, scientific,. Computer
logic Software and hardware. Introduction to computer languages Fortran, Basic; Application of

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Fortran and Basic to simple problems: Algorithms and Flow charts. Practical exercises in use of
computer.

MEE 225 WORKSHOP PRACTICE I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Elementary introduction to types and organization of engineering workshop, covering jobbing,
batch, mass production. Engineering materials: their uses and properties. Safety in workshop and
general principles of working. Bench work and fitting. Hand-tools, instruments. Carpentry: Hand-
tools, materials types of joints, processing of timber. Blacksmithing: Hand-tools and working
principles. Joints and fastening: bolt, rivet, welding, brazing, soldering. Measurement and marking:
for uniformity, circulatory, concentricity etc. Standard measuring tools used in workshops: welding,
brazing and soldering; principles, classification, power source. General principles of working of
standard metal cutting machine tools. Hands-on workshop experience on the above tools, machines
and processes

MEE 226 APPLIED MECHANICS II (Dynamics) (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Newtons laws of motion, Kinematics of particles- relative, rectilinear and curvilinear motion of
particles; Kinematics of rigid body velocity and acceleration diagrams for simple problems. Work,
energy, and power; Kinematics of particles: Energy momentum methods; Kinematics of rigid
bodies in two dimensions: Energy and momentum methods, and impulse and momentum approach;
Newtons laws Kinetics of particles, momentum and energy methods. Kinetics of rigid bodies
two-dimensional motion of rigid bodies, energy and momentum; Simple harmonic motion and
vibration of systems with single degree of freedom

FEG 227 GENERAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Practical laboratories relevant to all engineering courses are to be conducted subject to available
equipment.

CEE 228 ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Chemistry of first row transition metals. Introduction to coordination chemistry; Elementary

organo- metallic chemistry; Role of metals in Biochemical Systems; Kinetic theory of gases,
behaviour of gases; the laws of thermodynamics, entropy and free energy; reactions and phase
equilibrium mechanisms and theories of elementary processes; basic electrochemistry

All courses share the laboratory schedules to suit; sometimes alternate weeks.

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DEPARTMENTAL COURSES

300 LEVEL COURSES

FEG 311 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS III (3 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite EMG 211)

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Linear algebra Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors, matrix transformation; Series: Fourier, Gamma,
Bassel; Fourier transformation: Laplace transformation; Second order differential equations: Linear
equations with constant coefficients, general solution: Complementary and particular solutions,
variable coefficient linear equations; Probability and statistics: Concepts, density and distribution
functions, moments and moment generating functions, standard distributions, regression and
correlation; Vector calculus: Gradient of scalar point function; Divergence and curl of a vector,
Second order derivations.

MEE 311 THEORY OF MACHINES I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite MEE226)

Introduction to simple mechanisms and their analysis, vector diagrams, general solutions to velocity
and acceleration of mechanisms, force analysis of mechanisms, friction effect, analysis and
application to wedges, bearings, screws, clutches and belt drives.

MEE 312 ENGINEERING ECONOMICS (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Breakeven analysis: Linear models, including dumping and production above normal capacity;
Non-linear models; Time value of money: reasons for charging interest; Simple interest; Compound
interest; Nominal and effective interest rates; Cash flow diagrams; Compound interest formula and
factors: Derivation of P/F, F/P, A/P, P/A, F/A and gradient series factors (P/G, etc); Deferred
annuities; Capital recovery; Continuous compounding, Basic methods of evaluating a single
proposal: Present worth, annual worth, future worth, internal rate of return, pay-out period, etc;
Depreciation: Concept and reason for depreciation of assets; Depreciation as an expense;
Depreciation methods (straight line, sum-of-the-years digit, declining balance); Switching between
depreciation methods; Equipment replacement analysis: Reasons for replacement of assets
(economic advantage, technological obsolesce, expensive maintenance etc.); Basic replacement
models, dynamic replacement models; After tax economic analysis; Effect of taxes on economic
analyses.

MEE 313 MACHINE DRAWING (2 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite MEE223)
Conventional representations, Standards and their application to design; Surface finish symbols and
their application to design; Assembly drawing, part-lists; Principal and sectional views of
assemblies; Part-drawings; Disassembly of machine mechanisms; Detailing design for production
including fasteners, knuckle joints, Universal joints and creation of part and assembly drawings to
machine components, engine parts, etc. General conventions; Limits and fits; Geometrical
tolerances; Cam profiles; Gear tooth profiles; Introduction to AutoCAD tools

MEE 314 FLUID MECHANICS II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Review of Properties of fluids and Hydrostatics; Dynamics of fluid flow: Conservation principles
and equations; equation of motion neglecting viscosity (Eulers equation in Cartesian tensor
notation, also in cylindrical and spherical coordinate system); Equation of motion for a viscous
flow, (derive Navier-Strokes equation of motion), The Cartesian tensor forms; Application to

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laminar and turbulent flow in bounded systems: Laminar flow between parallel plates, flow
between concentric cylinders, laminar flow in circular cross section pipes, turbulent flow in circular
cross section pipes, determination of head loss and use of Moody chart; Separation losses, sudden
expansion and contractions, pipe fittings, bends, pipe entry, equivalent length for pipe fitting loss
calculations; Elements of Potential Flow: Ideal fluid flow; Simple motions of a fluid element:
Translation, rotation and shear deformation; Definition of irrotational motion; Velocity potential;
Streamfunction; and Velocity potential; Circulation and vorticity, Vectorial approach; Application
of Eulers equation to irrotational flows; 2-D Incompressible potential flow; Flow nets and methods
of solution of Laplace equation for stream function and velocity potential; Energy variation across
curved streamlines; Curvilinear flow of an inviscid fluid; Flow pattern and their combinations,
Superposition; Flow measurement.

MEE 315 WORKSHOP PRACTICE II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Workshop setting; Types of workshop equipment, machines, and materials; Use of instruments and
tools; Machine operation practice (Use of drilling, boring, grinding); Safety procedures in
workshop; main engine parts functions, defects; Maintenance of engines; Maintenance of
electrical equipment and transmission mechanisms; Running gear maintenance; Maintenance of
cooling system; Hands-on workshop experience on the above tools, machines

MEE 316 ENGINEERING METALLURGY I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Non- Ferrous Metals and alloys, their production and uses; Nature and control of structure in
metallic systems and their relation to mechanical properties; Diffusion; nucleation and growth;
Hardness testing; Phase and phase change; hardening mechanisms

MEE 317 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY PRACTICALS I

(3 CREDIT UNITS)
Practical laboratory experimentation and report presentation on all first semester courses having
practical components.

CIE 318 CIVIL ENGINEERING FOR MECHANICAL ENGINEERS

(2 CREDIT UNITS)
Analysis of determinate structures, beams, trusses, theorem; Graphical methods; Application to
simple determinate trusses; Williot Mohr-diagram; Deflection of statically determinate structures;
Unit load moment and strain energy methods; Introduction to statically indeterminate structures.

FEG 321 ENGINEERING MATHEMATICS IV (3 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite EMG 221)
Advanced topics in differentiation and integration of complex functions; Cauchy-Riemman and
related functions; Conformal mapping; Partial differential equations and applications; Line and
multiple integrals; Advanced numerical analysis: Numerical solutions to ODE, finite differences,
numerical integration: Runge-Kutta, Euler, Predictor-Corrector methods

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MEE 321 MANUFACTURING TECHNOLOGY (2 CREDIT UNITS)
Fabrication methods; Casting and pattern design; Forging and extrusion; Welding methods; and
other material processing machines.

MEE 322 THERMODYNAMICS II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite MEE222)
Application of combined first and second laws to various systems and processes, and to perfect
gases and steam; Properties and property diagrams of liquids and vapours; vapour power cycles:
Carnot, Rankine, Reheat, Regenerative, Binary cycles, Back pressure and extraction turbines,
nuclear power plant, etc. Gas Power Cycles; Gas turbine engines; the simple gas turbine cycle, gas
turbine cycles with heat exchange, intercoooling and reheating, etc.; Reciprocating engine cycles:
Otto cycles, Diesel cycle, Dual cycle, etc. Heat pump and refrigeration cycles.

MEE 323 INTRODUCTORY CNC PROGRAMMING AND ROBOTICS (2 CREDIT UNITS)

An over view of CNC machines need, benefits and limitations, classification of CNC machines,
constructional features of CNC machines, CNC part programming preparatory and miscellaneous
codes, transformations, sub routines, canned cycles for CNC lathe and milling. CNC program
verification tools, CNC program generation from CAD, CNC controller and motion control in CNC
system. Application of CNC and recent advances in CNC machines. An overview of Robots need,
benefits and limitations, classifications of robots, construction features, simple programs VAL, etc.
Fundamental analysis and control methods of robot manipulations kinematics and dynamics of
robotic systems.

MEE 324 COMPUTER PROGRAMMING AND ENGINEERING APPLICATION (2

CREDIT UNITS)
(Pre-requisite ECE 224)
Structured programming concepts: C and C++ programming languages; Introduction to object
oriented programming (Visual Basic) concepts and applications; Engineering applications of Visual
Basic, C and C++ programming languages.

MEE 325 STRENGTH OF MATERIALS II (3 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite CIE215)
Buckling of columns; stresses of thin and thick walled cylinders including shrinkage stresses;
Bending of curved bars of small and large curvatures; Two dimensional stress analysis;
Unsymmetrical bending of beams; Shear stresses in beams including shear center; Bending of
plates; Circular and rectangular; Experimental stress analysis; Photo-elasticity and strain gauges;
Plasticity, yield criteria, load bounding theories, Torsion of circular and non-circular shafts; Stress
functions and their applications; Three dimensional stress analysis; Theories of failure; Stress in
rotating discs.

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MEE 327 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY PRATICALS II (3 CREDIT
UNITS).
Practical laboratory experimentation and report presentation on all second semester courses having
practical components.

MEE 328 MACHINE DRAWING II (1 CREDIT UNIT)

Introduction to AutoCAD tools: Starting to draw, opening a drawing, using commands, specifying
coordinates, setting up a drawing, drawing simple lines, drawing curves, introduction to 3-D
drawing, simple machine parts drawing.

MEE 329 ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING FOR MECHANICAL

ENGINEERS (2 CREDIT UNITS)
Electromagnetic devices; Single and Poly-phase induction machines; Synchronous machines,
Electric drives; D. C. and A. C. motors (shunt, series, squirrel-cage, slip-wound motors),
characteristic starters; Generation of electrical energy, power transmission and distribution
transformer.

400 LEVELS COURSES

FEG 412 TECHNICAL REPORTS WRITING (1 CREDIT UNIT)

Introduction to the principles of effective communication with attention to the importance of
emphasis, emotive contact and style, Principles of technical writing. Organization and preparation
of technical report. Technical correspondence. Oral presentation of technical reports. Technical aids
in presentation.

MEE 411 THEORY OF MACHINES II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite MEE 311)
Transverse, longitudinal and torsional vibrations of beams and whirling of shafts; Flywheels,
governors, gyroscopes, cams and their applications; Dynamics of linear systems; Balancing; Gear
systems and gear trains; Introduction to Computer Aided Analysis and Synthesis of mechanisms

MEE 412 THERMODYNAMICS III (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Thermodynamics of non-reactive gaseous mixtures: Gaseous mixtures, Psychrometry and
applications Air-conditioning, cooling towers, etc. Fuels and Combustion: definitions, fuel and
product analysis, chemical balance of reaction, chemical equilibrium, dissociation; Reciprocating
internal combustion engines: Working principle, performance, factors limiting performance,
comparison of real I. C. engine with air-standard cycles; Combustion heat transfer: Fouriers law
steady and unsteady conduction, conduction through composite walls, conduction through thick-
walled cylinders, conduction with internal heat generation, thermal conductivities of materials in
common use;

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MEE 413 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN I (2 CREDIT UNITS)
Analytical approach to design; Overview of the steps in engineering design process and
introduction to analytical/qualitative techniques applicable to each step: Recognition of need,
specification formulation, concept generation, concept selection, embodiment and detail design,
optimization, geometric representation for visualization and manufacture and product life cycle.
Codes and Standards. Engineering materials selection. Design Case Studies.

MEE 414 FLUID MECHANICS III (2 CREDIT UNITS)

(Pre-requisite MEE314)

Boundary layer flow: Concept and description of boundary layer; Definitions: Boundary layer
thickness, displacement thickness, momentum thickness; Velocity profile and shear stresses in the
boundary layer; Von Kaman momentum integral equation of the boundary layer; Laminar boundary
layer of a smooth flat plate with zero pressure gradient, Turbulent B.L. on a smooth flat plate with
zero pressure gradient. Lift and drag on a body; Incompressible flow around a body: Flow past a
cylinder, a sphere, aero foils; Incompressible flow in pipes and duct systems; Incompressible flow
through pipes in series, through pipes in parallel, through branching pipes, through pipe networks,
resistance coefficients. Introduction to transient flow in bounded systems.

GST 301A ENTREPRENEURSHIP STUDIES I (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Introduction to entrepreneurship and new ventures creation: Introduction to module, learning

objectives and assessment, description of entrepreneurship. The roles of entrepreneur. Creation of
new ventures, Stevensons model, entrepreneurial resources, business plan, case studies,
entrepreneurial opportunities, entrepreneurial team, entrepreneurial finance, determining capital
requirements, financial strategy and managing cash flow, raising financial capital - venture capital
and informal equity, department finance and other financial instruments. Marketing and new
ventures product, price, place, promotion, and people. Cash study, new venture workshop.

MEE 416 TECHNOLOGY POLICY AND DEVELOPMENT (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Technology evolution, development and transfer; Appropriate (indigenous) technology; Machinery

and equipment; Energy; Material resources; General overview of priority areas in technology
(agriculture, health and industry); International exchanges and cooperation technology; Research
and development.

MEE 417 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY PRACTICAL III

(2 CREDIT UNITS)

Practical laboratory experimentation and report presentation on all first semester courses having
practical components.

MEE 418 CONTROL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (3 CREDIT UNITS)

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Basic definitions and concepts. Transfer functions and system Reponses: Block diagram, signal
flow graphs, response of first and second order systems. Differential Equation of control systems:
Ordinary differential equation, Laplace Transforms responses. Root Locus Analysis and Design:
Pole zero plots, Root Locus for feedback systems, introduction to Root Locus construction.
Frequency Response Analysis and Design: Bode plots, complex Roots, Graphical frequency
Response Methods, Gains and phase margins, Nyquist Methods. Transducers.

MEE 419 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINES (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Classification of engines; basic engine types and their operations; fuel cycles; combustion in
engines; fuel for IC engines; thermal energy balance of engines; engine heat supply and removal;
engine friction and lubrication; supercharging and turbo charging; engine test rig; special design
engines; modern development in IC engines.

500 LEVEL COURSES

MEE 511 ENGINEERING METALLURGY II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Alloys and alloy steels; Effect of alloying elements Classification and grading of alloy steels,
Structural steels; Tool steels; Scale and heat resisting steels and alloys; Corrosion resisting steels
and alloys; Wear resisting steels and alloys; Magnetic steels and alloys; Cast and wrought iron

MEE 513 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Design of machines and machine components using advanced concepts and analytical tools;
Overview and definition of feasibility, synthesis, and analysis as used in design; Determination of
loads, materials properties, factors of safety and their analytical distributions; Analysis of stress and
performance; Failure criteria, yielding, fracture, fatigue, stress corrosion cracking, creep;
Formulation of solutions and optimization of design; Application to design of shafts, springs,
fasteners, and screws; spur, bevel and helical gear design; Group design.

MEE 515 ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Factors of managements decision making (shareholders, bankers, workers, government, general

public, suppliers and customer); Resources for organizational survival (money, men, materials,
machines etc.), Management functions (organizing, staffing, controlling, coordinating, directing);
Organization and planning: Need for and objectives of organization; Organizational charts and
organizational levels, organizational structures (line, line and staff, functional, matrix, informal);
Use of committees; Organizational planning (short-term, intermediate-term and long-term);

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Fundamentals of control: Basic control tools/elements (plan, actual performance, comparison and
evaluation, corrective action); Characteristics of good control; Basic causes of control failure;
Control applied to different management functions; Personnel management: Role of people in an
organization. Functions of personnel department (employment, training, health, safety, benefits,
incentive schemes, services etc.) Financial management: Kind of capital (equity and borrowed
capital, long term and short-term capital, fixed and working capital); Sources of capital (savings,
loans, sale of securities, security exchanges, trade credits, profit plough-back, debentures, etc);
Financial statements (balance sheet, profit and loss account), Cost control; Basic cost elements
(direct labour cost, direct material cost, overhead, factory cost); quality management: Product life
cycle, quality assurance, quality control techniques; Organizing for quality; Economics of quality
(appraisal, failure and prevention costs); product liability; Total Quality Management (TQM);
Maintenance management: Scope of maintenance; Organizing for maintenance; Economics of
maintenance; Types of maintenance (corrective, preventive, predictive)

MEE 516 INTRODUCTION TO FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Finite element method fundamentals. Geometrical modeling of mechanical components and
systems, review of static failure theories, finite element modeling of components and mechanical
design project.

MEE 517 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY PRACTICALS IV (3 CREDIT

UNITS)
Practical laboratory experimentation and report presentation on all first semester courses having
practical components

MEE 518 MECHATRONICS (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Introduction to Mechatronic Systems and components. Principles of basic eletronics.
Microprocessors and their applications, integrated circuits, sensors, actuators and other
electrical/electronic hardware in mechatronic systems. Principles of eletronic/system
communication. Interfacing DA and AD converters, software and hardware principles and tools to
build mechatronic system.

MEE 519 ENERGY STUDIES (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Analysis of energy demand in society; Types, grade, and applications; Sources and resources;
Energy conservation, conversion, combustion; Nuclear fission and fusion; Hydro energy;
Alternative sources of energy; Solar, geothermal, wind, and tides; Economic, environmental,
political and social considerations.

MEE 599A FINAL YEAR PROJECT (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Students are expected to choose project topics (in line with the objectives of the programme)
intended to deepen their knowledge, strengthen their practical experience and encourage creativity

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and independence in research work. The work shall entail a proposal write-up comprising an
introduction, review of literature relevant to the topic and a proposed methodology for
accomplishing the work. This shall be presented in form of a Seminar to the Departmental
Academic Board for grading.

GST 301B ENTREPRENEURSHIP STUDIES II (2 CREDIT UNITS)

The ventures to study include: soap/detergent, toothbrushes and toothpaste making. Photography.
Bricks, nails, screw making. Dyeing/textile, block, paste making. Rope making, plumbing,
vulcanizing, brewing, glassware, production/ceramic production, paper production, and water
treatment/conditioning/packaging. Food processing/packaging/preservation. Metal
works/fabrication steel and aluminum door and windows and pots. Training industry. Vegetable
oil and salt extraction. Domestic electrical wiring, Radio/TV repairs, carving, weaving, bricklaying
and making. Bakery, building drawing, vehicle maintenance etc, installation of solar energy
systems, ice block making machines

MEE 521 ENGINEERING MATERIALS SELECTION AND ECONOMICS

(3 CREDIT UNITS)
Material classification; Grouping, sub-grouping; Functional characteristics; Specifications and
standards; Concepts of selection of engineering materials; Materials economics, optimized selection
and substitution criteria; Concept of strength-to-weight ratio; Applications to steel, cast iron, non-
ferrous materials, etc; Formalization of the selection process.

MEE 522 THERMODYNAMIC IV (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Steam and gas turbine stage analysis; Convection heat transfer; Boundary layers (laminar,
turbulent); Heat transfer coefficients; Nusselt, Prandtl, Stanton and Grashoff numbers; Duct/pipe
flow (fully developed flow); Natural convection (horizontal and vertical layers, Grashoff and
Raleigh numbers); Combined modes of heat transfer; Heat exchangers: Types of heat exchangers;
Parallel and counter flow analysis of shell and tube head exchangers; LMTD and NTU analysis and
design for different exchangers flow configurations: Radiation heat transfer: Definition, laws and
surfaces, blackbody radiation, grey-body radiation, Stefan-Bolt Mann and Lambers laws, shape
and geometric factors, radiation exchange between grey-bodies , heat transfer coefficient for
radiation, gas function.

MEE 523 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING DESIGN III (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Design of flexible power transmission machine elements: Belt and rope drives, chain drives, brakes
and clutches; Bearing and bearing selection; Design of bolted and welded joints; Flywheels; Design
of pressured tubes and shells; Design of rotation cylinder; Universal joints; Group design projects;
Use of codes, charts, tables, standards and empirical data; Examination of various design standards
and specifications; Patent system design.

524 FLUID MECHANICS IV (2 CREDIT UNITS)

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Dimensional analysis & similitude: Quantities, their dimensions, & units; Methods of relating
quantities: Rayleigh or indicial method, group method, etc.; Dimensionless numbers; Buckinghams
theorem; Applications of dimensional analysis, Geometric, kinematics and dynamic similarity &
applications; Fluid machinery: Theory and performance of rotodynamic machines, applications;
Positive displacement machines; Machine network interactions; Fluid power transmission.

MEE 526 LAW FOR ENGINEERS (2 CREDIT UNITS)

Nigerian legal system as it affect engineering; Industrial safety laws; Industrial law and labour
relations; Law of contracts and torts; Agency law, Principles and types of business ownership,
including advantages and disadvantages of each; Steps in setting up a partnership.

MEE 527 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING LABORATORY PRACTICALS V

(3 CREDIT UNITS)
Practical laboratory experimentation and report presentation on all second semester courses having
practical components

MEE 599B FINAL YEAR PROJECT II (4 CREDIT UNITS)

In furtherance to MEE 599A, students are expected to submit a comprehensive written report,
detailing work done or research undertaken and results obtained/ applications, discussion and
conclusion. The reports are to be defended before a board of examiners, before a final hard-bound
copy is submitted to the department.

ELECTIVE COURSES
MEE 431 AUTO TECHNOLOGY AND DESIGN PRINCIPLES (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Introduction to automobiles, types and classifications; various systems of an automobile, main
parts/components, description, functions and operations: Chassis, engine, transmission, suspension,
braking, fuel, cooling, lubrication, Ignition and electrical etc.

MEE 512 GAS DYNAMICS AND TURBOMACHINES (3 CREDIT UNITS)

Rotodynamics machines; Performance characteristics; Application of dimensionless analysis and
similarities to rotodynamics problems; Pipe-machine systems; Compressible flow of gases:
subsonic, sonic and flow relations; Compressible fluids under internal and external flow conditions.

MEE 514 FUELS, REFRACTORIES AND FURNACE TECHNOLOGY

(3 CREDIT UNITS (E)
Properties of air- fuel mixtures; Effect of mixture strength on ignition; Flame propagation, flame
velocity; combustion rate, peak pressure and temperature; Refractories; Functions, types of furnace
design; Ladles, tackles and alloys; Crane hoist operation safety kit.

MEE 516 INTRODUCTIONS TO NUMERICAL ANALYSIS & COMPUTATION

(3 CREDIT UNITS)

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Numerical iteration procedures (Newton-Cotes, Runge-Kutta, Euler, Predictor-Corrector); Eigen
value problems; Solution to ordinary differential equations; Use of Fortran and Basic languages in
numerical analysis; Partial differential equations and their solution methods; Introduction to matrix
computations; Finite difference and introduction to finite element methods.

MEE 524 FOUNDRY TECHNOLOGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Pattern making technology; Materials, machines, and tools for pattern making; Mould and core
making technology: Sands used for moulding: Moulding processes; Machine moulding; Core sands
and core making; Casting procedure; Casting methods; Gating systems; Casting design; Melting
furnaces; Refractories for melting unit; Metallurgical characteristics of cast metals; Pollution
control in foundries.

MEE 531 TOOL DESIGN (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Tool materials and cutting fluids; Design of machine and constructional elements; Economics of
tools; Broach design; Design of press tools for blanking, drawing and extrusion; Machine tool
maintenance; Installation and testing of machine tools; Design application of jigs and fixtures.

MEE 532 OPERATIONS RESEARCH (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Introduction, scope, and application of operation research; Linear programming: Problems;
Graphical and simplex methods of solution; Dual solution and interpretation; Sensitivity analysis;
Use of computer packages; Queuing theory, Game theory; Transportation algorithm; Network
Analysis: Preparation of network; Critical path analysis; Resource allocation and scheduling; Use of
computer packages; Inventory control and models (deterministic); Decision theory; Assembly line
balancing and line of balance analysis.

MEE 533 PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL I

(2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Production economics; Nature and significance of production costs; Objectives of cost analysis and
cost control; Standard and marginal costing; Allocating of overheads; Overhead absorption and
brake-even analysis; Variance analysis and budgetary control; Profit planning and profitability
analysis; Project cost control analysis.

MEE 534 ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT OF PRODUCTION PROCESS (2

CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Organizational structure and behaviour, Engineer to engineer transition; Principles and techniques
of planning; Forecasting, organizing technical activities, Project selection and management;
Leadership styles and management; Work study and work measurement; Time study; Incentive
schemes; Job evaluation; Training and implementing changes; Estimating and labour control;
Reliability and maintainability.

MEE 535 INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING STATISTICS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

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Basic statistical concepts; Statistical quality control; Control charts; Sampling inspection; Common
significance tests; Curve fitting; Analysis of variance; Analysis of enumeration data; Chi-square
tests.

MEE 541 METROLOGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Slip and block gauges; Length bars; Comparators and Talysurf; the sine bar, sine tables, and sine
center, Taper gauges; Optical instruments for angular measurements; Measurement of square ness,
straightness and flatness; Interchangeability, Systems of limits and fits; Limits and gauges; Taylors
theory of gauging, Gauging of large diameters; Screw thread measurement.

MEE 542 MACHINE TOOLS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Machine tool principles and applications; Production tooling and methods; Elements of machine
tools; kinematics of machine tool; Jig and tool design; Grinding machining of gears and threads;
Construction of machine tools; Drilling and milling.

MEE 543 PRODUCTION PLANNING AND CONTROL II

(2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Manufacturing activities; Utilization of resources for production including people; Concept of job
enrichment; Company structure; Production organization; Layout; Inventory control; Corporate
strategies; Short and long range planning; Decision tree analysis.

MEE 544 INDUSTRIAL COMPUTERS AND APPLICATION

(2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Types of industrial computers; Understanding operation of industrial computers; Numerical
methods for computing; Role of computers in production planning

MEE 545 STRESS ANALYSIS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Formulation of two and three dimensional elasticity problems; Thermal stressing; Stress function;
Analytical and numerical solutions; Thin plates and shells; Hertzian stresses and deflections;
Energy and variational methods; Contact stresses; Rotating cylinders.

MEE 546 MECHANICS OF DEFORMABLE BODIES (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Stress and strain; Compatibility, transformation; Hooks law; Elastic energy; Stresses in beams,
Columns, and torsional members; Yield and fracture; Elastic deformation of beams; Statically
indeterminate systems; Concept of stability.

MEE 547 PRODUCTION METEROLOGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Measurement and errors; Review of CRT operations; Measurement of electrical parameters by
oscilloscope, Measurement of voltage, resistance, frequency, etc., Construction of moving coil and
moving coil instruments; Simple multi-range instruments; Electronic voltmeters; Frequency meters;

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Power factor meters; and Synchroscope; Semi-conductors measurements; Classification of
transducers; Photosensitivity devices.

MEE 548 COMPOSITE MATERIALS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Fundamental aspect including principles, strength, fracture behaviour and interfacial reactions;
Whisker technology and properties; Fabrication and properties of various reinforcement fibers;
Behaviour of metal-metal, ceramic-metal, and fiber reinforced plastic composites; Applications of
composite-glass structures, polymeric composites and dispersion strengthened streaks.

MEE 551 PROCESS METALLURGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Ores and ore operations; Pyro-metallurgy; Hydro-metallurgy; Electro-metallurgy and other
extraction methods; Charge calculations; Extraction of non-ferrous metals.

MEE 553 METALLURGICAL THERMODYNAMICS AND KINETICS

(2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)
Free energy of metallurgical reaction; Thermodynamics functions; Gibbs Dahum equation; Raoult
and Henry laws; Perfect and ideal dilute solutions; Activity; Real solutions; Molecular diffusion;
Convective diffusion; Limiting stage of heterogeneous processes; Kinematics of dissolution and
melting; Degassing of molten steel; Mass transfer in slag.

MEE 554 EXTRACTIVE METALLURGY (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Sources of metal; Dressing, crushing, gravity concentration, spiral concentration, floatation and
magnetic separation; Pyrometallurgy, hydrometallurgy and electrometallurgy; Purification of
metals; fuels and refractories; By-products of extractive metallurgy

MEE 555 X-RAY DIFFRACTION (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Atomic arrangement of crystals and their determination by X-ray diffraction reciprocal-lattice
concept; Laue and power methods; Stereographic projection; the diffract meter method; Phase
diagrams; Residual stress measurements; Texture studies: Identification and chemical analysis of
unknown substances.

MEE 561 PHYSICAL METALLURGY I (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Atomic bonding; Crystal structure; Defects in crystals; Plastic deformation and mechanical
properties; failure of metals; determination of mechanical properties of metals and alloy strength of
metals; Influence of heat on metals; Cold and hot deformation; Phases in metal alloys heat
treatment of steels; Microscope and diffraction methods

MEE 562 PHYSICAL METALLURGY II (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

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High temperature metals and materials; Alloys with special thermal and elastic properties, special
purpose metals and alloys; Non-ferrous metals and alloys; Light metals and alloys; Copper and its
alloys Bearing alloys and steels; Miscellaneous alloys and steels; Bimetals and composite materials.

MEE 563 CORROSION AND PROTECTION (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Qualitative application of electrochemical principles of corrosion reactions; Effect of metallurgical
factors, atmospheric, soil or aqueous environments; Oxidation and tarmist; Stray current, cathodic
and anodic protection; Metallic, inorganic and organic coatings; Inhibitors, selection of materials.

MEE 580 FUNDAMENTALS OF SOLAR ENERGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Basic concepts and definitions: the sun and the earth, solar time, solar radiation, its measurement
and prediction; Review of related heat transfer principles. Solar energy conversion and utilization:
solar collectors- types, performance and ratings; Solar heating systems, solar dryers, solar stills,
solar refrigeration and cooling of buildings, active and passive coolers; solar thermal storage,
conversion of heat into mechanical energy; Photovoltaic systems- types, components and their
functions; Sizing of photovoltaic systems.

MEE 564 IRON AND STEEL METALLURGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Manufacturing process of pig iron, wrought iron, cast iron, carbon and alloy steels, Heat treatment
of steels; Hardening; low-alloy, high strength, heat resistant and tool steels; Deep drawing steels,
stainless steels; Surface treatments; Structure and properties of cast iron.

MEE 565 ELEMENTS OF POWDER METALLURGY (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Power properties; Forming of metal powder metal components; Hot pressing and sintering kinetics;
Engineering components; Processing and properties; Bearing and friction materials; Cemented
carbides; Porous metals; Electrical and magnetic, materials.

MEE 573 HEAT AND MASS TRANSFER (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Steady and transient heat conduction and convection in one dimensional and two dimensional
situations; Laminar and turbulent flow; Boiling and condensation; Numerical computational method
of solving heat and mass transfer problems; Radiation; Heat exchangers; Boilers and typical
industrial power plant.

MEE 574 AUTOMOBILE ENGINE SYSTEM DESIGN (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Design of main engine parts: piston, connecting rods, piston rings, crankshaft, etc; Design of
metering systems.

MEE 575 REFRIGERATION AND AIR CONDITIONING (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

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Properties of refrigerants; Refrigeration control systems; Economic aspects and optimization
criteria; Applications in aircraft, automotive and marine

MEE 582 AUTO-SYSTEMS & VEHICLE DYNAMICS (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Defects of main engine parts and maintenance; Engine servicing; Maintenance of various
automobile components: running gear, cooling system, transmission mechanisms, electrical
automobile components: running gear, cooling system, transmission mechanisms, electrical
equipment, etc.; Testing of models and prototypes; Testing of vehicles for off design performance;
Calibration and operation of test equipment.

MEE 589 FUNDAMENTALS OF NUCLEAR ENGINEERING (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Basic aspect, reactor materials and design; Reactor system and power plants commissioning and
control; Nuclear instrumentation, safety and health physics.

MEE 592 FRACTURE MECHANICS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Solid structure, strength, shear and cleavage defects in solids; Phenomenon of elastic cracks and
theory of elasticity; Crack initiation, propagation and growth; Fracture of solids, elastic and plastic
fracture; Stress concentration and design considerations in machine elements.

MEE 596 COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN (2 CREDICT UNITS) (E)

Computer draughting and graphics; Symbols and standards; Part-lists and text libraries; Basic
calculations; Graphical techniques; Development of sketching and presentation skills.

MEE 597 MECHANICAL VIBRATIONS (3 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Free and forced vibrations of lumped mass-spring systems with harmonic, periodic and non-
periodic excitations; Matrix methods and eigenvalue problems; Natural frequencies and modes of
vibrations and resonance.

MEE 598 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SERVICES (2 CREDIT UNITS) (E)

Areas of mechanical engineering services in both academic and industry; Mechanical services for
buildings; Mechanical services for industry; industrial maintenance and related fields.

ACADEMIC STAFF

S/NO
. NAME RANK/ ACADEMIC AREA OF RESEARCH INTEREST E-MAIL
COREN QUALIFICATION SPECIALIZATION

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 REG. NO.
1. Prof. Professor M.Sc, Ph.D Thermo-fluid & Energy Studies, funsoakinbode@
Folorunsho & Dean Energy Combustion of fuel
O.
Akinbode R 1557

2 Prof. O. B. Professor M.Sc, M. Phil, Ph.D Process Metallurgy Use of local plants as profoloche@ya
Oloche corrosion inhibitor for
R12376 steel and composites
Upgrading Blast Furnace
raw materials especially
Agbaja Ore deposit
3 Prof. Kalu, Professor B.Sc (1st Class Hons.) Material Science Low cost processing of pnkalu4@ya
Peter Engineering Physics; steel, Nanotechnology,
Nwankwo Ph.D. Materials Novel processing of
Science; DIC materials, Advanced
micro-characterization of
materials, Evaluation of
the processing-
microstructure property
4 Dr. Ishaya Senior B. Eng. (Mech), Manufacturing Composite Materials, dagwaim@yaho
Musa Lecturer/ M.Eng. Ph.D Engineering Design & Manufacturing
Dagwa HOD

R8840
5. Dr. F. H. Senior B.Sc., M.Sc., PhD Materials /Corrosion Engineering Materials, fhtmech@yaho
Tobins Engineering Corrosion and
Lecturer Mechanical Vibrations
R8620
6. Muhamma Lecturer I B.Eng (Mech.) Production/Industrial Simulation and modeling ibrahimmohd@
d Ibrahim M.Eng. (Prod./Ind. Engineering of products & processes
Dauda Eng.)

7 E. O. Onche Lecturer I M.Sc (Ferrous Metallurgy Composites corrosion & oncheogo@yah

Metallurgy) Eng. Materials

8 Ugheoke B. Lecturer I B. Eng., M.Eng. Industrial/ Production ugheokeb@yah

I. Production Manufacturing Systems ugeokeb@gmai
Engineering Optimization

9 Ozigis Idris Lecturer I B. Eng. M. Eng. Thermal Engineering Fluidized bed idris.ozigi@yah
Ibrahim Combustion
R13313 (Coal/biomass)
10 Kafayat O. Lecturer I B. Eng., M.Eng. Energy Studies Energy Studies kfadeyemi@
Adeyemi
R11744

11 Musa Lecturer B. Eng., M. Eng. Energy Studies Solar Energy kudamtz@yaho

Tanko
II
Zarmai

12 Daud- Lecturer B. Eng., M.Eng. Metallurgy Metallurgy and Material adiatismail@ya

Yusuf Adiat Science
II

13 Isiaka Lecturer M.Sc. Mech. Eng. Manufacturing Industrial Engineering isiakashaibu@y

Shaibu Technology &

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 Arudi II Machine Tools

14 Nasiru Graduate B. Eng. Mechanical Energy Studies anozelawal@

Muhamm Engineering(Therm (Alternative Energy
ed Lawal ofluid) & Energy Source
Studies

ACADEMIC SUPPORT STAFF

Name of Area of
File No. Academic/Professional Qualifications Experience St
Staff Specialization
HND (Mech.), USSR Cert. on Turning & Manufacturing Machining Process (21 yrs)
P
Boring
Ahmad Engineering
942 M.T.C. CERT. Theory & Practice (Advance
Nasir
Machining) 1986/1987
M.T.C. Cert. Machining 23/9/91 7/10/91
Laboratory & Workshop
HND Mech.(Production Option), P.G.D. in Production Pract.
Saadu Mech./Engr.(in view), MNIEM,MMSN,NSE P
949 Engineering (7 yrs)
Rasaq (Metallurgical, Mining and Materials
division). PVC Manufacturing Process
(8 yrs)
Obaitor Metallurgy None
Halimat
1230 HND Mech(Production Option), Se
Usman

Misali Production Machining process 13yrs

Enock
1282 HND Mech(Production Option),
Kskbiya

ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

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 Name of Area of
S/No. File No. Academic/Professional Qualifications Experience
Staff Specialization
Secretarial duties
Blessing T. Secretar
1. 1038 OND - Office Management, AD Public admin and Administration
Omoregie Account

Dahiru
2. 1723 SS Certificate Art Subjects Cleanin
Kabiru

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