The curriculum of Ceramic engineering ( Diploma: 6 semesters ) generally includes the following subjects:

Semester 1:

• Applied Mathematics I
• Applied Physics I
• Introduction to Glass & Ceramic Engineering
• Engineering Drawing
• Introduction to Computer

Semester 2:

• Applied Mechanics I
• Applied Mathematics II
• Applied Physics II
• Applied Chemistry I
• Workshop Practice

Semester 3:

• Applied Chemistry II
• Fundamental Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical and Civil Engineering
• Industrial Operations
• Pottery & Refractory
• Modelling & Mould Lab

Semester 4:

• Glass and Enamel
• Glass and Ceramic Engineering Drawing
• Industrial Calculations and Environmental Pollution
• Fuels, Furnaces & Pyrometry
• Element of Geology
• Industrial Visits

Semester 5:

• Industrial Management
• Modern Ceramics and its Application
• Pottery and Porcelain I
• Refractory Technology
• Glass Technology I
• Pottery and Refractory Lab
• Glass and Ceramic Workshop
• Industrial Training

Semester 6:

• Environmental Education & Disaster Management
• Cement and Lime
• Ceramic Machinery and Furnace Design
• Glass & Ceramic Engineering Drawing II
• Elective Subjects
• Labs
• Projects
• Industrial Visits

Please note that the exact subjects and their distribution may vary depending on the institution offering the diploma.

The curriculum of Ceramic engineering ( Diploma: 6 semesters ) generally includes the following subjects:

Semester 1:

• Applied Mathematics I
• Applied Physics I
• Introduction to Glass & Ceramic Engineering
• Engineering Drawing
• Introduction to Computer

Semester 2:

• Applied Mechanics I
• Applied Mathematics II
• Applied Physics II
• Applied Chemistry I
• Workshop Practice

Semester 3:

• Applied Chemistry II
• Fundamental Electrical Engineering
• Mechanical and Civil Engineering
• Industrial Operations
• Pottery & Refractory
• Modelling & Mould Lab

Semester 4:

• Glass and Enamel
• Glass and Ceramic Engineering Drawing
• Industrial Calculations and Environmental Pollution
• Fuels, Furnaces & Pyrometry
• Element of Geology
• Industrial Visits

Semester 5:

• Industrial Management
• Modern Ceramics and its Application
• Pottery and Porcelain I
• Refractory Technology
• Glass Technology I
• Pottery and Refractory Lab
• Glass and Ceramic Workshop
• Industrial Training

Semester 6:

• Environmental Education & Disaster Management
• Cement and Lime
• Ceramic Machinery and Furnace Design
• Glass & Ceramic Engineering Drawing II
• Elective Subjects
• Labs
• Projects
• Industrial Visits

Please note that the exact subjects and their distribution may vary depending on the institution offering the diploma.