MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTIVE 1 MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ELECTIVE 2 Elective subjects in Mechanical Engineering literature can include areas like robotics and automation, mechatronics, automotive design, nano-mechanics, biomechanical engineering, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), advanced manufacturing techniques (like 3D printing), design for sustainability, energy systems, tribology, and advanced materials science; essentially allowing students to delve deeper into specialized fields within mechanical engineering depending on their career interests. Key points about elective subjects in Mechanical Engineering: Specialization focus: These electives allow students to choose a specific area of focus within mechanical engineering, tailoring their studies to their career goals. Advanced topics: Electives often cover more in-depth and complex concepts related to the chosen area of specialization compared to core mechanical engineering courses. Research opportunities: Some elective courses may involve research projects, giving students practical experience in the field. Examples of elective subjects categorized by focus area: Manufacturing and Design: Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) Advanced Design for Manufacturing Rapid Prototyping Finite Element Analysis (FEA) Robotics and Automation: Robotics System Design Control Systems for Robotics Vision Systems in Robotics Motion Planning and Control Energy and Sustainability: Renewable Energy Technologies Energy Efficiency in Buildings Fuel Cell Technology Solar Thermal Systems Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics: Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Heat Transfer Analysis Turbomachinery Design Advanced Thermodynamics Biomechanical Engineering: Human Movement Analysis Biomaterials Tissue Engineering Medical Device Design