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Nano Technology and Robotics Course Duration
| Programme | Typical duration |
|---|---|
| Skill certificate | Weeks to twelve months |
| Engineering diploma | Three years |
| BE/BTech Nano Technology and Robotics | Four years |
| Lateral-entry BTech | Commonly three remaining years |
| ME/MTech Nano Technology and Robotics | Two years |
| PhD | Commonly three years or more |
Four-year progression
The first year covers Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, computing, graphics and workshops. The second year develops mechanics, materials, thermodynamics, manufacturing processes and measurement.
The third year covers machining, forming, joining, CNC, CAD/CAM, quality, automation and production planning. The final year includes electives, internship and major project.
Laboratory workload
Students perform machining, casting, forming, welding, metrology, CNC and automation work. Reports should include parameters, measurements, defects and safety.
Internship
Internships may occur in automotive, aerospace, machine-tool, fabrication, electronics, foundry, energy or quality organisations. Defined technical work and supervision matter more than the company name.
Major project
Projects can develop fixtures, optimise a process, analyse defects, automate inspection or evaluate additive manufacture. Scope should match available machines, materials and time. Course application: nanorobotic systems.
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Course at a Glance
- Course AreaMechanical and Nano Technology and Robotics
- Study PathwaysDiploma, B.E./B.Tech, M.E./M.Tech, certificates and doctoral study
- Primary FocusStudy Nano Technology and Robotics eligibility, syllabus, fees, entrance exams, colleges, practical skills and career scope in India.