MSBTE K-scheme · Semester 4

TOM full form in MSBTE: Theory of Machines

TOM is the MSBTE abbreviation for Theory of Machines, course code 313313.

What is the full form of TOM in MSBTE?

TOM stands for Theory of Machines. It is an MSBTE K-scheme diploma course with course code 313313, taught in semester 4. It carries 3 credits and 125 total marks, and is studied in 4 diploma programmes including Mechatronics, Production Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Automobile Engineering.

TOM at a glance

ItemDetail
AbbreviationTOM
Full formTheory of Machines
Course code313313
SchemeK-scheme (regular diploma)
Semester4
Course typeDSC (Discipline Specific Core)
Credits3
Total marks125
Studied in4 programmes

Branches that study TOM

Other subjects in semester 4 (Mechanical Engineering)

SubjectAbbr.Code
Environmental Education and SustainabilityEES314301
Metrology and MeasurementMAM313316
Mechanical Engineering MaterialsMEM313317
Production ProcessesPPR314340
Entrepreneurship Development and StartupsEDS314014
Basics of MechatronicsBOM314017
CNC ProgrammingCNC314018

Source: MSBTE curriculum search portal, retrieved 2026-10-09. Open the course there for the detailed curriculum. This page is a student reference, not an official document.

FAQs

What is the subject code of Theory of Machines?

The MSBTE K-scheme course code of Theory of Machines (TOM) is 313313.

In which semester is TOM taught?

Theory of Machines is in semester 4 of the K-scheme diploma curriculum.

How many marks and credits does TOM carry?

TOM carries 3 credits and 125 total marks. The split between theory, practical and self-learning assessment is given in the official MSBTE curriculum document for 313313.

Which branches study TOM?

4 K-scheme programmes: Mechatronics (MK), Production Engineering (PG), Mechanical Engineering (ME), Automobile Engineering (AE).

What type of course is TOM?

TOM is classified as DSC (Discipline Specific Core) in the K-scheme.

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