11. Systems Engineering and Architecture

Learning a systematic and rigorous approach to developing, modeling, analyzing, and optimizing architectures for complex technology and information-intensive systems, and systems-of-systems. Understanding the methodology of Model-Based System Architecture Process (MBSAP). Illustrating the techniques of Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE) using an architecture model as the primary source material for Systems Engineering (SE) processes such as requirements analysis, high-level and detailed design, performance and design trade studies, configuration management, specialty engineering, and other concepts.

12. Strategic Management

Strategic management deals with ways organizations build and sustain superior competitive positions and achieve long-term profitability. It develops an integrated view of the firm that encompasses functional areas such as operations, marketing, accounting, and finance. This course will equip students with new concepts and framework required to be a successful corporate manager.

13. International Management

Understanding the significant concepts of international business. Developing the knowledge, skills, and abilities to understand the global economic, political, cultural, and social environment within which firms operate. Examining the strategies and structures of international business and assessing the key roles of the functions of an international business. Learning to formulate and execute strategies, plans, and tactics to succeed in international business ventures.

14. Computer Simulation for Risk & Operational Analytics

Understanding computer simulation of businesses, services, and manufacturing systems that are subject to uncertainty or risk. Learning the spreadsheet simulation using @Risk and system simulation using Arena. With this course, students will be able to develop complex simulation models, design the simulation experiment to be run on the model, analyze and interpret the results, and manage simulation projects.

15. Energy Management

Understanding Fundamentals of Energy Conservation, Energy Management, Audit, Basics of Energy Demand and Supply, Principles of Economic Analysis in the Energy Management and Audit Programme, Supply Side and Demand Side Energy Management, Boilers and Firing System, Team, Condensation Systems, Energy Conservation and Management in power plant, Energy conservation in Buildings, Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning System, Degree day in Energy use Monitoring, Energy Conservation Opportunities in chemical industries, Waste Heat Recovery, Co-generation, and Energy Conservation in Agricultural Sector.

16. Performance Appraisal and Counseling

Understanding Performance Management, Process of Performance Management, Setting Organizational, Team and Individual Performance Standards, Methods of Evaluating Performance, Role of HR Professionals in Performance Management, and Potential Appraisal and its linkage to Performance Management.

17. Quality and Reliability Engineering

Learning Quality Systems And Contemporary Trends, Statistical Quality Control, Loss Function And Tolerance Design, and Failure Analysis.

18. Cost Management of Engineering Projects

Getting know-how of Cost Concepts, Project Management, Cost Behavior And Profit Planning, and Quantitative Techniques.

19. Maintenance Management

Understanding Objectives and Functions of Maintenance, Overhaul And Repair, Maintenance Systems, and Reliability, Availability & Maintainability Analysis

20. Operations Management

Businesses create value by supplying their products or services to satisfy customer demand, and this involves numerous activities and processes across the organization. How the major issues in the same are taken care of is what this course explains.

21. Management of Oil and Gas Projects

The course provides the student with a basic knowledge and understanding of the oil and gas industry, including its history, various technical aspects, business model, and impact on society and the environment. The primary emphasis is on the operations in exploration, production, transportation, refining, and marketing. With this course, the student will be able to manage all aspects of the industry and be familiar with common industry terminologies.

22. Management of Power Projects

Understanding Energy Resources, Conversions and Power Plant Systems, Sources of Energy, Classification of Energy Sources, Quality and Concentration of Energy Sources, Fossil Fuels: Coal and Oil and Gas, Types of Power Stations, Steam Power Stations based on Fossil Fuels, Thermal Power Plant Equipment: Boilers, Turbines, Generators and others, Gas Turbine Power Stations, Combined Cycle Power Plants, Co-generation Concept, and Co-generation Alternative.