Engineering is the field of study that is quite broad and prevalent across every sector and never runs out of trend. Engineering skills have shaped the human civilization and it is going to remain until we end to exist.
The developed revolution has introduced several new technologies that engineers need to imbibe to be relevant for the future. Internet of Things, Machine Learning, and Robotics are the new drifts that are going to shape the future.
Keeping pace with the technological advancements, the industry is also going to hold close forward thinking engineers. It has become essential for every aspiring engineer to up skill themselves and to be able to redecorate their processes and operations.
The core engineering branches like Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical engineering, Chemical Engineering have always had an eternal importance for generations and will continue to do so.
But given the new industrial revolt it has become necessary that consolidation and escalation of existing programmes take place along with re-looking the engineering programmes by introducing advance courses which is relevant with the new field demands.
Every programme should have specializations and universities should start focusing on interdisciplinary modules, introduce composite and complex engineering, innovative courses that can keep pace with the scientific and industrial advancements.
1. B.Tech. in Advanced Materials Science and Nanotechnology:
Nanotechnology is distinct as the use of theme on an atomic, molecular, and supramolecular scale for engineering purposes.
Under this course a student can learn all about material science, material processing, shape memory alloys, self-healing polymers, etc.
Job opportunities:
-Research Scientist,
-Manufacturing Engineering
-Material engineers
-Material Design Engineer
-Process Engineer
-Production engineer
-ISRO/ DRDO/ CSIR sector
2. B.Tech in Smart transportation Design and Engineering:
The transportation sector in India is growing at rapidity and there is a rush in the demand for skilled personnel.
A Transportation design engineer is expected not only to design but also be critical, analytical and have great problem-solving skills.
Job opportunities:
-Plan Engineer
-Automation Engineer,
-Research Scientist
-Material Engineers
-Industrial Automation Engineer
-Production Engineer
-Railway Engineers
3. B.Tech in Aerospace Engineering:
Aerospace engineering is the primary field of engineering concerned with the design, development, testing, and production of aircraft, spacecraft, and related systems and equipment. The field has traditionally focused on problems related to atmospheric and space flight, with two major and overlapping branches: aeronautical engineering and astronautical engineering
Job opportunities:
Airlines.
Air Force.
Government Research.
Corporate Research.
Helicopter companies.
Fixed Wing Aircrafts.
Defence Ministry.
Missiles.
4. B.Tech in Embedded System and Wearable Technology and Engg.
Wearable devices, smart watches or any form of smartweed has gain major interest from each young generation, health enthusiast and have wedged attention from the young and aged generation.
Apart from commercial uses, wearable technology is being incorporated into navigation systems, advanced textiles, and healthcare.
Job opportunities:
-Embedded System Engineer
-IoT Engineer/Trainer
-Robotic Systems Design
-Industrial Automation Engineer
-Automotive embedded engineer
-Hardware Design Engineer
5. B.Tech in Renewable and Sustainable Energy Field
The entire world is touching towards sustainable technology. With our nucleus resources deplete and causing damage to our surroundings and ecosystem, the engineering is rapidly moving towards usage of energy saving appliances, electric vehicles, access to solar energy, effect alternatives for plastic usage etc.
This field has a gifted future given its importance for every individual who are annoying to exist in an eco-friendly space.
Job opportunities:
-Power Engineering
-Energy Auditors
-Transportation engineering
-Manufacturing engineering
-Environmental engineering
-Safety engineers
-Civil and construction
-Defense
6. B.Tech in Smart Manufacturing and Industrial Sector:
According to trade in order, the smart manufacturing market is rapid prototyping, concurrent engineering, 3D printing, sensors, robotic design and control. These are new trends to look other future needs also.
Job opportunities:
-Manufacturing engineering
-Process plan engineer
-Robotic Systems design
-Industrial Automation engineer
-Automotive embedded engineer
-Computer hardware engineer
-Electronic component manufacturing
