COCURRICULAR EVENT REPORT
DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
COCURRICULAR EVENT REPORT
Title: Seminar on Scope and features of Mechanical Design Software’s.
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the Seminar on Scope and features of Mechanical Design Software’s on 12.07.25. The session aimed to familiarize students with leading mechanical design tools such as AutoCAD, SolidWorks, CATIA, and Creo. The resource person, Er.R.Omprakashan, Product Manager, CADD CENTRE Training Service Private Limited, Chennai, explained key features, industry applications, and career opportunities associated with these software platforms. Live demonstrations highlighted 3D modeling, simulation, and design optimization processes. Students gained valuable insights into the role of design software in modern engineering, enhancing their readiness for industry demands. Nearly 85 students benefited.
Title: Alumni Talk on “Bridging Mechanical engineering and software – A deep dive into full stack development”
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the Alumni Talk on “Bridging Mechanical engineering and software – A deep dive into full-stack development” on 12.07.25. The renowned alumni, Ms.S.Sanjaya, Full Stack Developer at Zoho Corporation, Chennai, delivered the basics of full stack development and how it can be applied to solve real-world engineering problems. Students were inspired to learn and explore coding, web technologies, and software tools to enhance their employability and innovate in their field. Nearly 110 students benefited.
Title: Guest Lecture on Emerging Materials in Engineering
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the Guest Lecture on Emerging Materials in Engineering on 12.07.25. The resource person, Dr.M.S.Santhosh Dean – Student Progress, shared valuable insights on cutting-edge materials such as advanced composites, smart materials, nanomaterials, and biomaterials, highlighting their unique properties and potential applications across various engineering domains. Nearly 55 students were benefited.
Title: Hands on Training on “IC Engine Disassembling & Assembling”
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the Hands on Training on “IC Engine Disassembling & Assembling” on 12.07.25. The program aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical learning and real-world application by enabling participants to physically dismantle and reassemble an engine under expert guidance. The resource person, Mr.P.Balamurugan, AP/Mechanical, demonstrate the step-by-step dismantling and assembling of the engine with safety measures and use of appropriate tools. Nearly 25 students were benefited.
Title: Seminar on “Recent Advancements in Solar Cell Technologies for Enhanced Energy Conservation”
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized a Guest Lecture on Emerging Materials in Engineering on 12.07.25. The resource person, Dr. M. Vinoth, Associate Professor & Research Associate, Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, highlighted innovations such as perovskite solar cells, tandem structures, bifacial modules, and building-integrated photovoltaics (BIPV). Participants gained insights into advanced materials, manufacturing techniques, and energy storage integration for improved solar efficiency. Followed by a live visit to the institution’s solar panel unit. Nearly 55 students benefited.
Title: Seminar on Key technology Trends in automotive engineering
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized a Seminar on Key technology Trends in automotive engineering on 09.08.25. The resource person, Mr.R.Dineshkumar, AP/Mechanical, discussed emerging technologies such as electric and hybrid vehicles, autonomous driving systems, advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS), and connected car technologies. The session also covered advancements in lightweight materials, battery technology, and sustainable manufacturing practices. Students gained insights into how these innovations are shaping the future of mobility and creating new opportunities in the automotive sector. Nearly 55 students benefited.
Title: Guest Lecture on From Garage to Global: How Bajaj 2-Wheelers are Shaping Modern Transportation
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the Guest Lecture on From Garage to Global: How Bajaj 2-Wheelers are Shaping Modern Transportation on 09.08.25. The session was delivered by Er. R. Ravi Bose, Service Manager, Sriram Bajaj, Namakkal, who shared insights into Bajaj’s journey from a small-scale manufacturer to a global leader in two-wheeler technology. Topics included design innovation, fuel efficiency, sustainability initiatives, and export strategies that have made Bajaj a trusted name worldwide. Students gained valuable industry knowledge, understanding how engineering, marketing, and technology integration drive success in the automotive sector. Nearly 55 students were benefited.
Title: Hands on Training on “ANSYS”,
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized a Hands-on Training on “ANSYS”, on 09.08.25. The resource person, Mr.M.Anbalagan, AP/Mechanical, introduced participants to the fundamentals of finite element analysis (FEA) and demonstrated the use of ANSYS for structural, thermal, and fluid flow simulations. Students engaged in practical exercises, creating models, applying loads, and interpreting simulation results. The training emphasized the importance of simulation in product design, optimization, and failure prediction. Nearly 55 students benefited.
Title: Guest Lecture on Health is Wealth
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the guest lecture on “Health is Wealth” was organized on 13.09.2025 for the benefit of students. The session was delivered by Dr. R. Kandasamy, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, who emphasized the importance of maintaining good physical and mental health as the foundation for a successful academic and professional life. In his lecture, Dr. Kandasamy highlighted the direct connection between health and productivity. He explained how a balanced diet, regular exercise, proper sleep, and stress management play a crucial role in improving concentration, efficiency, and overall well-being. The lecture was highly interactive, with students actively participating and clarifying their doubts about healthy habits and time management. Nearly 100 students benefited.
Title: Guest Lecture on Mind Meets Machine: Emerging Neurotechnologies in Psychological Treatment,
The Department of Mechanical Engineering organized the guest lecture on “Mind Meets Machine: Emerging Neurotechnologies in Psychological Treatment” was conducted on 13.09.2025 to enrich the knowledge of students on the recent advancements in psychology and technology. The session was delivered by Dr. N. Gnanamanikandan, Senior Consultant and Clinical Psychologist, Neuro Foundation, Salem. In his talk, Dr. Gnanamanikandan highlighted how the integration of neuroscience and technology is transforming the diagnosis and treatment of psychological disorders. The lecture emphasized the potential of these technologies to aid in the treatment of conditions like anxiety, depression, ADHD, and post-traumatic stress disorder, while also addressing ethical concerns, patient privacy, and the need for responsible innovation. He also discussed real-world case examples from his clinical practice, which made the session more practical and engaging for the audience. Nearly 100 students benefited.