3.3)L41.3,2.1Lesson ScheduleClass No. - Portion covered per hour / per ClassDefinition of engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Who are Mechanical Engineers?2 Mechanical Engineers' top ten achievements, Branches of Mechanical Engineering3. Mechanical product Example: Pressure CookerReview QuestionsSI.No. - QuestionsTOSBLPI Code1. For each of the following systems, give two examples of how a mechanicalengineer would be involved in its design. (a) Passenger automobile engine. (b)Escalator. (c) Computer hard disk drive. (d) Artificial hip implant. (e) Cricket BallL31.3.1pitching machine.2. For each of the following systems, give two examples of how a mechanicalengineer would be involved in its manufacturing. (a) Jet engine for a commercialairliner. (b) Rover robot for planetary exploration. (c) Computer ink-jet printer. (d)Smart phone. (e) Can of Soft Drink from a vending machine.3.L31.3.13. For each of the following systems, give two examples of how a mechanicalengineer would be involved in the thermal aspects of these systems. (a) Passengerautomobile engine. (b) Toaster. (c) Computer hard disk drive. (d) IC Chip. (e) AirL31.3.1Conditioner.ment3L22.1.34. With a neat flow chart, Briefly explain the manufacturing of Pressure cooker1L21.3.15. Explain the three main branches of Mechanical EngineeringPage 11 of 31Powered by www.ioncudos.com31

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Lesson Schedule Class No. - Portion covered per hour/ per Class 1. Definition of engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Who are Mechanical Engineers? 2 Mechanical Engineers' top ten achievements, Branches of Mechani

Lesson Schedule Class No. - Portion covered per hour/ per Class 1. Definition of engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Who are Mechanical Engineers? 2 Mechanical Engineers' top ten achievements, Branches of Mechani

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