Why Engineering Systems are Failing?

Software engineering is different from core engineering fields like mechanical, aerospace, civil, electrical, chemical and electronics engineering and people in these fields need to be careful about their calculation, the design process, quality of the work and the quality of the vendors. Otherwise there are likely problems in the engineering design which can have catastrophic consequences. There is no beta version in core engineering unlike in software engineering.
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[@reachrammohan]

An excellent topic of discussion in today's scenario. Failures in earlier designs must be documented and the lessons learnt should be brought to academic level in a continuous manner. This will help both faculties & students

[@Drganguli]

Very good idea

[@venkateshkaruppiah7921]

Nice topic, sir. These points about fail-safe design and error-free calculations are of paramount importance. On a positive note, I would like to share an industry practice: if the management (in the industry) gives utmost importance to quality of the production code for aerospace applications, they shall definitely go through a rigorous systematic checks. One such example is the DO-178C for North America; this is just one of many other qualifications that software for critical aero applications go through. There must be similar qualifications/certifications for other domains as well.
Parallely, I am wondering how AI software are getting tested (with regards to engineering applications like transport). Perhaps, a Digital Twin maybe of help here. But there is always a question of reliability. This would be nice discussion for a future video, sir.

[@Drganguli]

Thanks for your insights and for the comment on the importance of digital twins in the future. They can play a key role in maintaining systems and also in spotting impending fault events. Hope you have seen my digital twin high level review video.
Learn about Digital Twins!
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[@tomoki-v6o]

i always check hand calculation then Matlab, then the software and i continue on this cycle

[@Drganguli]

Very good habit.

[@goodthoughts5941]

Sir can you do a video about chemical engineering and their research opporturnities.
Whether there is scope for someone to be a professor in iit after chemical engineering.
So can you say about teaching opporturnities after chemical engineering.

[@Drganguli]

Good idea. There is always scope to become a professor in chemical engineering. The publication requirements vary substantially between the different parts of chemical engineering such as polymers versus fluid mechanics. A postdoc will help you a lot here.

[@Anirban2050]

Gd evning sir,(India).

[@Drganguli]

Good evening

[@academicgladiator]

Sir, while giving the presentation of my msc thesis in the interviews, do I have to wrap up everything in 10 minutes or it's flexible? I am asking in general.

[@Drganguli]

Generally they will provide a time for interviews which will include a time for presentation of your thesis research. If they don’t it is good to ask by email.

[@academicgladiator]

@@Drganguli In case I exceed the time limit while presenting my msc thesis, will it affect my chances?

[@Drganguli]

@@academicgladiator Yes they often have a string of interviews lined up for candidates one after the other other.

[@epsilon-7858]

Sir pranam
Sir can you please make a video on how to publish book during phd

[@Drganguli]

Writing a book is a good idea in general. I will put that on my to do list

[@epsilon-7858]

@@Drganguli ok sir thank you

[@Drganguli]

Meanwhile, this video may benefit you
How to Write a Book Chapter!
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[@epsilon-7858]

@@Drganguli thank you