Overview:  B.Voc in Manufacturing program lays a strong foundation in fundamental concepts of manufacturing processes, safety practices, and engineering basics. This semester focuses on building core technical skills, practical know-how, and industrial awareness necessary for entry-level roles in the manufacturing sector.

Subjects Covered:

1. Basics of Manufacturing Processes
   Introduction to various manufacturing methods like casting, machining, welding, forming, and joining. Students learn the principles and applications of each process.

2. Engineering Drawing and CAD
   Fundamentals of engineering drawing, symbols, and projections. Introduction to Computer-Aided Design (CAD) tools used in the industry.

3. Workshop Practice – I
   Hands-on training in tools, equipment handling, fitting, and basic workshop operations. Emphasis on accuracy, measurements, and safety.

4. Industrial Safety and Environment
   Study of workplace hazards, safety equipment, fire prevention, and environmental regulations in the manufacturing industry.

5. Applied Physics
   Concepts of mechanics, material properties, heat, and sound relevant to manufacturing operations.

6. Communication Skills
   Development of written, verbal, and interpersonal communication skills essential for professional growth.

7. IT Skills for Technicians
   Basics of computer operations, MS Office, internet usage, and introduction to manufacturing-related software.