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Empower Your Students & Engineering Teams With Real Mechanical Skills
GaugeHow® offers 40+ industry-focused, self-paced courses designed to build hands-on engineering skills. Whether you’re a college, training institute, or manufacturing company—your learners get modern technical skills, job-ready capabilities, and measurable outcomes.
Learning From Design to Manufacturing
Most people learn mechanical skills in random fragments. Here, the Mechanical Engineering courses are grouped into three tracks that mirror real work: CAD courses for design output, FEA and CFD simulation for validation, and an Industry 4.0 course track for modern factories.
Unlock Mechanical Engineering Career Paths
On GaugeHow, the Mechanical Engineering Courses are grouped by real job tracks, so you can pick the skills recruiters expect for design, simulation, manufacturing, quality, automation, and smart factories.
Core Mechanical Fundamentals
Start with the fundamentals that make every advanced tool easier: drawings, GD&T basics, and manufacturing understanding.
Engineering Drawing
GD&T
Basics of IC Engine
Manufacturing Technologies
Basics of Material Handling
CAD Courses: Product Design & Modeling
Build design output that teams can manufacture: 2D drafting, 3D modeling, assemblies, and drawings.
AutoCAD
SolidWorks 2024
CATIA V5
Siemens NX
PTC Creo
Fusion 360
Simulation using SpaceClaim
FreeCAD
CAE Simulation: FEA, CFD & Multiphysics
Validate before you build. This track covers FEA and CFD simulation workflows used in CAE and R&D teams.
Basics of FEA with ANSYS
ABAQUS CAE
ANSYS Fluent
Autodesk CFD
OpenFOAM for CFD
EV Battery Cooling
COMSOL Multiphysics
PLC Programming, Automation & Robotics
Add control and automation skills that translate to real plant and robotics workflows, not just coding exercises.
MATLAB Programming
Python for Mechanical Engineers & Robotics
PLC Programming and Automation
Introduction to Mechatronics (Robotics)
C and C++ for Mechanical Engineers
Quality, Metrology & Lean Manufacturing
Run stable production and prove quality with measurement discipline, root-cause thinking, and lean tools.
CNC Programming
Basics of 6 Sigma
TQM, Kaizen and 5S System
Lean Manufacturing Tools
7 QC Tools
Engineering Metrology & 3D Measurement
Uncertainty Measurement and of ISO 17025:2017
Industry 4.0 Course: Smart Manufacturing
Move from classical mechanical to factory tech: data, connectivity, and digital manufacturing concepts used in modern plants.
Introduction to Industry 4.0
3D Printing (Additive Manufacturing) for Industry 4.0
Digital Twins
Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT)
Basics of Digital Manufacturing
Smart Materials Science
Material Informatics
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