Doctorate of Philosophy
Ph.D. in Business Communication is Doctorate Level Business Communication course. Ph.D. in Business Communication is the way toward controlling, driving, checking, arranging and arranging of business exercises. The course gives an expansive business instruction that spotlights on the essentials of business the board and basic initiative abilities and is promptly significant to the present business challenges and changing the atmosphere. Business and Communication is the significant branch, including sub-disciplines like Business Administration, Project Communication, Finance, Human Resource Communication, Marketing, and various sorts of Communication of individuals and organizations.
Understudies ought to have PC abilities as in the present organizations it is exceptionally subject to innovation for everything from composing messages to running complex venture the executives frameworks. They likewise have great organizations arranging abilities and must probably make an interpretation of their vision into a significant arrangement. They additionally have money related abilities as it is expected to distinguish solid wellsprings of capital and how to get advances/financial specialists on positive terms. They ought to have bookkeeping abilities, for example, paying bills and keeping up assessment reports.
Qualification
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Subjects of Study |
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English for Science and Technology |
Mathematics I |
Physics I |
Chemistry |
Section A (Engineering Materials) |
Section B |
Engineering Graphics |
Environmental Studies |
Workshop Practice I |
Chemistry Practical |
Physics Practical I |
Mathematics II |
Physics II |
Section A (Programming Languages) |
Section B Introduction to Information Tech |
Electrical Technology |
Electronics and Instrumentation |
Engineering Mechanics |
Value Education, HR Environment |
Physics Practical II |
Electrical Technology Practical |
Engineering Mechanics Practical |
Workshop Practice II |
Electronics & Instrumentation Practical |
Mechanics of Solids |
Applied Thermodynamics |
Theory of Machines |
Machine Drawing and Computer Graphics |
Mathematics III |
Mechanics of Solids Practical |
Applied Thermodynamics Practical |
Theory of Machines Practical |
Fluid Mechanics |
Dynamics of Machinery |
Mechanical Engineering Design |
Electrical Machines and Control |
Numerical and Statistical Methods |
Fluid Mechanics Practical |
Dynamics of Machinery Practical |
Numerical and Statistical Methods Practical |
Fluid Machines |
Heat and Mass Transfer |
Production Technology I |
Advanced mechanical Engineering Design |
Industrial Engineering and management |
Fluid Machines Practical |
Heat and Mass Transfer Practical |
Workshop Practice III |
Internal Combustion Engines |
Mechanical Vibration |
Production Technology II |
Computer Aided Design |
Advanced Solid Mechanics |
Internal Combustion Engines Practical |
Mechanical Vibration Practical |
Workshop Practice IV |
Measurement and Instrumentation |
Energy Conversion Equipment |
Operations Research |
Industrial Tri-bology (Electives-Any Two) |
Mechatronics |
Waste Heat Utilization |
Noise Engineering |
Refrigeration and Air Conditioning |
Utilization of Non-Conventional Energy |
Fracture Mechanics |
Advanced Manufacturing Systems |
Measurements and Instrumentation Practical |
Energy Conversion Equipment Practical |
Advance Fluid Mechanics |
Computer Aided Manufacturing |
Automobile Engineering |
Mechanical Handling Equipment (Electives-Any Two) |
Finite Element Analysis |
Ergonomics |
Maintenance Engineering |
Composite Materials |
Automation and Robotics |
Power Plant Engineering |
Hydraulic and Pneumatic System |
Environmental Engineering |