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This course introduces the fundamental principles of machine design, emphasizing engineering analysis and the systematic design of mechanical elements. Topics include load and stress analysis, deflection and stiffness, working and design stresses, factor of safety, failure theories, fatigue, and design against static and fluctuating loads. The course covers the design and analysis of common machine elements, including screws, fasteners, threaded and bolted joints, welded and riveted joints, power screws, ball screws, guideways, and mechanical springs. It also introduces the fundamentals of mechanical mechanism design, enabling students to apply engineering principles in the design, selection, and evaluation of reliable, safe, and efficient mechanical systems.

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to machining including classification of machining processes, machining systems, cutting tools geometry and materials, machining processes and machine tools; Turning, Drilling, Shaping and Planing and Milling. The course also addresses metal removal rate, machining time, Machining power and torque and Applications of machining 

Classification of M/Ts, Machining centers, Design features of CNC M/Ts, G- and M-codes, Manual programming of milling and turning CNC M/Ts, Software programming of milling and turning CNC M/Ts, settings for CNC M/Ts, Testing of CNC M/Ts.