B.Tech. in Robotics
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Overview
The world is rapidly moving towards human independent systems and processes in almost all aspects of life. Robotics is the primary driver of these systems. This happens through synergistic integration of various streams, namely, Mechanics and Mechanical Engineering, Electronics, and Computer Technology that enables to produce and enhance products and systems. The purpose of this programme is to enable students to be industry-ready when they graduate from this programme as professional robotics engineers.
Robots find their application in wide variety of industrial sectors like aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, communications, defense, electronics and healthcare. Developing a prototype that satisfies all the constraints of a given application and maintaining the software that controls the application is where robotics gains prominence.
The ‘B.Tech. in Robotics’ programme offered by Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering department focuses on enabling future robotics professionals to integrate the principles of hardware, controls and software to optimize existing systems. Students would be trained to overcome obstacles and barriers in case specific applications by solving multi-disciplinary exercises and assignments. Students are exposed to application oriented software and analytical tools.
Objective
This programme –
- Imparts knowledge of robotic systems and their sub systems.
- Enhances the understanding of underlying engineering principles that govern the behaviour of robotic systems.
- Teaches analytical modeling, simulation and analysis to study the behaviour of robotic systems.
- Provides the skills to design, build and test robotic systems.
- Trains students on personal development and interactive skills with a feel for society
Highlights
Minor Programme
An additional program in which students can pursue a study of choice alongside the main degree. Students can register for this in consultation with faculty. This program is for aspirational candidates. Our program offers Electric Vehicles as a minor program and is open to all the engineering students in RUAS.
Proctoral System
Under the Proctoral System, every student is assigned a faculty member as a Proctor or a mentor.
These mentors offer guidance, support and encouragement to students, helping them as they progress along their academic journey. From the choice of electives to their academic performance, from attendance to meeting their credit requirements, students can approach these mentors with any and every query.
Proctors also interact with parents/guardians and keep them updated on the progress of students.
To ensure that they reap the benefits of the Proctoral System, students are advised to be in regular contact with their Proctors.
A Semester Abroad
We offer a program in which students can register a semester in the final year with a partner university, where students can do an internship or a project.
Innovation Centre
At the Innovation Centre, students team up with faculty members to bring their innovative ideas to life.
Ideas are assessed based on their relevance to — and impact on — society. These are then translated into working projects that are entered in national and international competitions, and for registration as patents.
Open Electives
Students can choose from a multitude of open electives across faculties for credits. These are specially designed courses which offer a basic introduction for a holistic development.
- Uses application-based learning.
- Offers research opportunities.
- Includes internship, training and placement support with various universities and industries worldwide.
- Offers state of the art facilities in geotechnical tools, concrete, highway, hydraulics, environmental, geology, computer-aided applications, strength of materials and surveying
- Includes expert guest lectures from various institutions and industries.
- Includes workshop, industry visits, group discussions and debates.
- Ensures small batches to encourage in-depth learning.
- Includes group project and dissertation as output.
- Our emphasis on applied brilliance translates into a campus that is buzzing with activity, whether in the form of guest lectures, seminars, workshops and industry events or student-organised activities and competitions.
- With 9 Faculties from different areas of study, multidisciplinary thinking is a way of life at RUAS.
- From a host of eateries and cafes to convenience stores and coffee vending machines, our campus has been designed and developed to ensure that the needs of every student are met.
- With access to RUAS’s numerous facilities, students are encouraged to participate in co-curricular sports and cultural events.
- The University offers a range of on-campus accommodation options. Third party, off-campus hostels are also available.
Structure
Study Domains
- ES
Engineering Sciences
An overview of all engineering sciences such as mechanical, electronic, and automotive engineering.
- PC
Professional Core
- A deep dive into the core domain of electronics and communication engineering, including signal processing, microprocessor/controller, and control systems.
- BS
Basic Sciences
- An overview of Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
- HSS
Humanities and Social Sciences
- An introduction to professional and personal development, language courses, and life skills.
- OE
Open Electives
- Students can choose from a list of courses from multiple disciplines offered across the University to earn credits.
- PSI
Project, Seminar, and Internships
Course Progression
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics-1 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Physics | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Elements of Mechanical Engineering | 3 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Electronics Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Drawing | 3 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Physics Laboratory | 1 | Basic Sciences BS |
Basic Workshop Practice | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Basic Electronics Laboratory | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Constitution, Human Rights and Law | 2 | Humanities and Social Sciences HSS |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics - 1 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Chemistry | 3 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Mechanics and Construction Materials | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Electrical Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Computer Science and Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Chemistry Laboratory | 1 | Basic Sciences BS |
Computer Programming Laboratory | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Basic Electrical Engineering Laboratory | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Professional Communication | 2 | Humanities and Social Sciences HSS |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics-2 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Physics | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Elements of Mechanical Engineering | 3 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Electronics Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Drawing | 3 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Physics Laboratory | 1 | Basic Sciences BS |
Basic Workshop Practice | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Basic Electronics Laboratory | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Constitution, Human Rights and Law | 2 | Humanities and Social Sciences HSS |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics - 2 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Chemistry | 3 | Basic Sciences BS |
Engineering Mechanics and Construction Materials | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Electrical Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Elements of Computer Science and Engineering | 4 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Engineering Chemistry Laboratory | 1 | Basic Sciences BS |
Computer Programming Laboratory | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Basic Electrical Engineering LaboratoryE | 1 | Engineering Sciences ES |
Professional Communication | 2 | Humanities and Social Sciences HSS |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics - 3 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Strength of Materials | 4 | |
Measurements, Data Acquisition and Processing | 4 | |
Introduction to Robotics and Mechatronics | 3 | |
Electrical Machines Drives and Actuators | 4 | |
Strength of Materials Laboratory | 1 | |
Measurements Laboratory | 1 | |
Environmental Studies | 0 | Humanities and Social Sciences HSS |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Engineering Mathematics - 4 | 4 | Basic Sciences BS |
Analog and Digital Electronics | 3 | |
Machine Dynamics and Laboratory | 4 | |
Artificial Intelligence for Robotics | 4 | |
Digital Signal Processing | 4 | |
Fluid Power Systems for Robots | 3 | |
Analog and Digital Electronics Laboratory | 1 | |
Machine Drawing and Mechanical Dissection | 1 |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits |
|---|---|
Design of Machine Elements | 4 |
Embedded Processor and Controllers | 3 |
Robot Kinematics and Laboratory | 4 |
Computer Vision | 4 |
Digital Image Processing | 4 |
Control System | 4 |
Control Systems Laboratory | 1 |
Embedded Processor and Controllers Laboratory | 1 |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Robotic Programming and Simulation | 3 | |
Robot Dynamics and Laboratory | 4 | |
Robotic System Design | 4 | |
Applied Control Systems | 3 | |
Engineering Economics and Cost Estimation | 3 | |
Seminar | 2 | Project, Seminar, and Internships PSI |
Innovation in Robotics | 3 |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Professional Core Elective - 1 and 2 | 6 | |
Open Elective - 1/Online/ Competitions/ Paper presentation | 3 | Open Electives OE |
Project Work – 1 /Internship OR Internship | 6 | Project, Seminar, and Internships PSI |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
| Course | Credits | Study Domain |
|---|---|---|
Professional Core Elective - 3 | 3 | |
Open Elective – 2* | 3 | Open Electives OE |
Project Work - 2 | 10 | Project, Seminar, and Internships PSI |
Key
- Theory
- Tutorials
- Practicals
Details
Teaching and Assessment
During each semester, students’ performance is assessed through Continuous Evaluation (CE) and a Semester End Examination (SEE). CE and SEE weightages carry equal weightage.
Students are awarded grades based on the marks scored.
Key Skill Development
- Ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering fundamentals to solve complex problems in engineering
- Ability to analyse engineering problems, interpret data and arrive at meaningful conclusion involving mathematical inferences.
- Ability to design an engineering system, component, or process to meet desired needs considering public health and safety, and the cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
- Ability to understand the effect of engineering solutions on legal, cultural, social and public health and safety aspects
- Ability to develop sustainable solutions and understand their effect on society and environment.
- Ability to work as a member of a team, to plan and to integrate knowledge of various engineering disciplines and to lead teams in multidisciplinary settings
- Ability to adapt to the changes and advancements in technology and engage in independent and life-long learning.
- Ability Enhancement Compulsory Courses (AECC) such as Professional Communication, Constitution, Human Rights and Law, and Environmental Studies.
Careers
Entrepreneur
Design/Design Validation Engineer
Industrial Engineer
Quality Engineer
Purchase Engineer
Robotic Engineer
Production and Automation Engineer
Admissions
Eligibility
- Candidates have to have passed 10+2 examinations with Physics and Mathematics as compulsory courses along with Chemistry, Biology, Electronics and Computer Science.
- Candidates need to have scored at least 45% aggregate marks
- Candidates belonging to the reserved categories should have at least 40% aggregate marks
Application Process
Through RUAS-AT
- Take the RUAS-AT Entrance Test
- Admission counselling for selection
- Once selected, students need to fill in the admission form
- Pay tuition fee
- Submit documents to the University
Through CET/ComedK
- CET Code E235, ComedK Code
- Counselling and Selection
- Download the admission form
- Submit completed form and documents at the University Admissions Office
- Pay fees online or through DD at the University admission Office. See full instructions.
Other Accepted Scores
- Contact Director of Admissions.
Fees & Scholarships
Government Seats:
- As per Government of Karnataka for Indian nationals.
University Seats:
- Refer Fee Structure
Eligibility
- Foreign students should have a qualification of 10+2 as approved by the Association of Indian Universities.
- Candidates should have proof of proficiency in English with a minimum TOEFL score of 8
Application Process
Through RUAS-AT
- Take the RUAS-AT Entrance Test
- Admission counselling for selection
- Once selected, students need to fill in the admission form
- Pay tuition fee
- Submit documents to the University
Through CET/ComedK
- CET Code E235, ComedK Code
- Counselling and Selection
- Download the admission form
- Submit completed form and documents at the University Admissions Office
- Pay fees online or through DD at the University admission Office. See full instructions.
Other Accepted Scores
- Contact Director of Admissions.
Fees & Scholarships
NRI/ Foreign Students:
- USD 6000 + Other fee Rs.38,550 per annum
Eligibility
The decision of the Equivalence Committee is final for lateral entry.
- Candidates should have passed a Diploma examination from an approved institution with a minimum of 45% marks
- Candidates from the reserved category should have scored a minimum of 40% in in the appropriate branch of Engineering and Technology.
- Candidates must have passed B.Sc. from a University recognised by the UGC with a minimum of 45% marks
- Candidates must have passed B.Sc. with Physics and Mathematics from a University recognised by the UGC with a minimum of 40% marks, and in 12th standard.
- Up to 15% of seats are reserved for foreign/NRI Students
Application Process
Through RUAS-AT
- Take the RUAS-AT Entrance Test
- Admission counselling for selection
- Once selected, students need to fill in the admission form
- Pay tuition fee
- Submit documents to the University
Through CET/ComedK
- CET Code E235, ComedK Code
- Counselling and Selection
- Download the admission form
- Submit completed form and documents at the University Admissions Office
- Pay fees online or through DD at the University admission Office. See full instructions.
Other Accepted Scores
- Contact Director of Admissions.
Fees & Scholarships
Government Seats:
- As per Government of Karnataka for Indian nationals.
University Seats:
- Refer Fee Structure
NRI/Foreign Students:
- USD 6000 per annum.
Start your journey with RUAS
Downloads
- B.Tech Programme Regulations 2019 pdf | 1.2 MB
- B.Tech (Robotics) Programme Specifications pdf | 818.0 KB
Contact
- Director - Admissions
- Dr. T. Hemanth
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- Phone
- +91 80 4536 6616
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