Production Engineering, also known as Manufacturing Engineering or Industrial Engineering, is a branch of engineering that focuses on the design, improvement, and management of manufacturing processes and systems to efficiently produce goods and products.

In Production Engineering, students learn about various aspects related to manufacturing, including production planning, process design, supply chain management, quality control, facility layout, materials management, and industrial automation. They gain knowledge in areas such as lean manufacturing, operations management, industrial engineering techniques, and optimization methods.

Production engineers work on optimizing the production process to achieve higher efficiency, productivity, and quality. They analyze and improve manufacturing processes, identify bottlenecks, reduce waste, and implement methods for continuous improvement. They are responsible for designing production lines, determining optimal manufacturing techniques, selecting appropriate tools and equipment, and ensuring smooth operations on the shop floor.

Career opportunities for production engineers can be found in manufacturing companies across various industries, including automotive, aerospace, electronics, consumer goods, pharmaceuticals, and more. They can work in roles such as production engineer, manufacturing engineer, industrial engineer, operations manager, quality engineer, or supply chain manager.