This document outlines a mechanical engineering laboratory course, detailing the introduction to laboratory applications essential to the field. It includes a grading system emphasizing report submissions and attendance requirements, along with a week-by-week schedule of topics covered. The course features various laboratory experiments across thermal, mechanical, and fluid systems, culminating in a final report.

1. Mechanical Engineering Laboratory

2. Course Description
This course introduces Mechanical Engineering
students to laboratory applications in the fundamental
fields of mechanical engineering such as thermal,
mechanical, dynamics, control, and fluids.

3. Course Grading System
Quizzes: 20 %
Reports: 80 %
*Students who fail to meet the 85% attendance requirement in the course fail with an
NA grade; they are not entitled to take the final exam.

4. Topics covered
and Schedule:
Week Topic
1 Introduction, general overview of syllabus, group formation
2 Data acquisition, analysis, and presenting techniques,
statistical methods in engineering experimentation, error
analysis, curve fitting, regression, uncertainty
Q1
3 Occupational Health and Safety Q2
4 Measurement Laboratory Report 1
5 Mechanical Vibrations Experimentation-1 Report 2
6 Mechanical Vibrations Experimentation-2 Report 3
7 Thermal Systems experimentation (Thermodynamics Part 1) Report 4
8 Thermal Systems experimentation (Thermodynamics Part 2) Report 5
9 Thermal Systems experimentation (Heat Transfer) Report 6
10 Fluid Systems Experimentation Part 1 Report 7
11 Fluid Systems Experimentation Part 2 Report 8
12 Manufacturing Systems Experimentation (Part 1) Report 9
13 Manufacturing Systems Experimentation (Part 2) Report 10
14 Mechanical Characterization of Materials Report 11
Review
Final Report, 9:30 - 12:30

5. Laboratories Facilities
Mechanical Systems Laboratory
Thermal Systems Laboratory
Fluidic Systems Laboratory
Vibration and Acoustics Laboratory
Computer Aided Design (CAD) Laboratory

6. Laboratory
Report Format

7. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model

8. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model

9. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model

10. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model

11. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model

12. Real Life Model – Mathematical Model