About this course
The Advanced Concepts in Mechanical Engineering course is designed to strengthen foundational and applied knowledge in core mechanical engineering domains. Through expert-led sessions, practical demonstrations, and real-world case studies, learners will explore advanced principles in thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, solid mechanics, manufacturing, and design. This course empowers participants to approach engineering problems with analytical clarity, computational understanding, and industry-oriented skills.
Learning OutcomesBy the end of this course, you will be able to:
• Understand and apply core mechanical engineering principles across major domains.
• Analyze mechanical systems using thermodynamic, thermal, and fluid-dynamic concepts.
• Evaluate mechanical stresses, material behavior, and structural integrity.
• Work with CAD tools for engineering design and modelling.
• Interpret manufacturing processes and their industrial applications.
• Apply computational techniques for simulation and analysis.
• Solve engineering problems with a systematic and research-driven approach.
• Laws of thermodynamics
• Heat transfer modes: conduction, convection, radiation
• Power cycles and thermal system applications
• Fluid properties and flow concepts
• Flow through pipes, channels, and turbines
• Hydraulic machinery fundamentals
• Stress-strain analysis
• Torsion, bending, and shear
• Failure theories and fatigue analysis
• Fundamentals of mechanical design
• 3D modelling and drafting
• Design optimization principles
• Casting, machining, forming, and joining
• CNC basics and automation
• Quality control and modern industrial practices
• Introduction to FEA (Finite Element Analysis)
• Basics of CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics)
• Simulation workflows using industry-standard tools
• Real-world mechanical problem analysis
• CAD modelling exercises
• Thermal and structural simulation mini-projects
• CAD: SolidWorks, AutoCAD, or Fusion 360
• Simulation: ANSYS, Abaqus, or similar tools
• Software: MATLAB, Python (for basic computation)
• Equipment: Standard mechanical lab tools (optional based on program mode)
• Undergraduate and postgraduate engineering students
• Faculty or professionals refreshing mechanical engineering fundamentals
• Learners preparing for technical placements or higher studies
• Individuals aiming to enhance their design and analysis capabilities
Upon completion, participants will receive a Certificate in Advanced Mechanical Engineering, validating their understanding of core concepts and practical engineering skills.
Course content
- Methods in Java
- For loop in Java
- Data Types in Java
- Need for loop in Java
- Ternary operator in Java
- Logical Operators in Java
- Drawbacks of array in Java
- Array in Java
- If else in Java
- Variables in Java
- If else if in Java
- While loop in Java
- Do while loop in Java
- Class and Object theory
- Switch statement in Java
- New topics in Java Switch
- Which loop to use in Java
- Multidimensional array in Java
- How Java Works
- Java Development Kit Setup
- Relational operators in Java
- Literal in Java
- Arithmetic Operators in Java
- First Code in Java
- Type Conversion in Java