40+ Industry Oriented Courses

Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing (GD&T) is not just a set of symbols; it is the essential language used by engineers, designers, and manufacturers to ensure parts fit and function correctly.

This comprehensive course bridges the gap between basic Engineering Graphics and advanced ASME Y14.5 2018 standards.

Whether you are a student, a "backbencher" looking for simplified explanations, or a professional refining your skills, this course takes you from freehand sketching to mastering the Feature Control Frame.

Learn 3D CAD, Assembly, Drafting, Sheet Metal & Surface Modeling from Zero to Advanced with Practical Projects.

This course teaches you Siemens NX from the ground up. You start with the basics like opening files, navigating the interface, and sketching. Then you move into real engineering workflows like 3D modeling, sheet metal design, drafting, large assembly handling, and freeform surfacing.

Each module focuses on skills actually used in mechanical design, product development, tooling, manufacturing, and automotive/aerospace engineering.

You’ll also learn how to use ChatGPT as a design assistant for commands, workflows, troubleshooting, and design ideas, making your work faster and smarter.

Get hands-on with COMSOL's main tools for electrical systems, fluid flow, heat, structures, and pipes covering how engineers use them across different fields.

Control your models by creating variables, using formulas, and importing data from files all with AI support.

Build and manage 3D geometries, work with materials from libraries, and understand how they behave in complex simulations.

Complete real projects on meshing, solving, plotting results, and simulating mechanical systems like friction and rollers.

By the end, you'll know how to build complete engineering models in COMSOL from start to finish.

Learn Digital Twin Concepts, Architecture, Simulation, AI Integration, PLM, Smart Manufacturing & Future Innovations.

This course gives you a complete foundation in Digital Twin technology and its role in Industry 4.0. You begin by learning the basics of Industry 4.0, core technologies, benefits, challenges, and the introduction to Digital Twins.

You will understand how digital replicas improve efficiency, decision-making, and system optimization across manufacturing and engineering.

By the end, you will have a strong understanding of Digital Twin concepts, technologies, applications, and implementation workflows used in modern engineering and manufacturing.

Learn Industry 4.0 Concepts, AM Technologies, Materials, CAD Data Prep, Quality, Post-Processing & Real Applications.

This course provides a complete introduction to 3D printing and additive manufacturing (AM), starting from the basics of Industry 4.0 and the growing role of 3D printing in modern industries.

You begin by understanding why Industry 4.0 matters, how digital transformation works, and how additive manufacturing supports innovation, customization, lightweight design, and rapid production.

You then explore 3D printing fundamentals, different additive manufacturing processes, and technologies such as vat photopolymerization, powder bed fusion, binder jetting, material extrusion, and directed energy deposition.

The course highlights real applications across aerospace, healthcare, automotive, energy, and strategic sectors.

You will learn how CAD data is prepared for AM, including input file formats, support generation, slicing, and common commercial tools used in the industry.

ABAQUS CAE is one of the most powerful tools for engineering simulation, and this course is designed to help you master it from the ground up.

You will learn how the Finite Element Method works, how to build accurate models, choose the right elements, apply loads and boundary conditions, generate clean meshes, and run simulations that reflect real engineering behavior.

Learn Sketching, 3D Modeling, Advanced Tools, and Assembly Design with Real SolidWorks Projects.

This course introduces you to SolidWorks 2024 and teaches you the complete workflow of 2D sketching, 3D modeling, advanced features, and assembly design.

You begin by learning how to access SolidWorks online, navigate the interface, use the Feature Manager Design Tree, work with the Orientation Cube, and understand essential mouse gestures.

Learn IIoT, AI/ML, Robotics, Digital Twins, Cloud, Cybersecurity, 3D Printing & AR/VR with Real Case Studies.

This course provides a complete foundation in Industry 4.0 and modern smart manufacturing technologies. You begin by understanding the Industry 4.0 revolution, its key technologies, and how digital transformation is reshaping today’s factories.

You will explore IIoT, big data, AI/ML, robotics, cybersecurity, cloud computing, digital twins, AR/VR, and additive manufacturing. Each module explains the core concepts, industrial use cases, and real manufacturing applications.

Case studies help you understand how global companies implement these technologies for productivity, automation, and innovation.

Learn IC Engines, Metrology, Production Technologies, AutoCAD, and Career Preparation in One Beginner-Friendly Course.

This course provides a complete foundation for students beginning their journey in mechanical engineering. It covers the essential concepts every mechanical engineer must know.

From engines and measurement systems to manufacturing processes, CAD skills, and career preparation.

Master Computational Fluid Dynamics using Autodesk CFD and learn how to simulate real-world fluid flow and thermal problems used in mechanical, automotive, HVAC, aerospace, and industrial design applications.

This course introduces you to the world of robotics and embedded systems through simple explanations and practical projects. You will learn how microprocessors and microcontrollers work, understand communication protocols like UART and I2C, and get familiar with essential electronic components used in robots.

You will explore a wide range of sensors, actuators, input devices, and modules that power modern robotics such as IR sensors, LCD displays, fingerprint scanners, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi modules, PIR sensors, servo motors, GPS modules, and more.

The course includes multiple hands-on robotics projects, including a Line Follower Robot, Smart Parking System, Keypad Locking System, and Wi-Fi Based Home Automation. You will also practice building your own circuits, wiring components on a breadboard, and writing code to control robots.

Start with OpenFOAM installation, setup, and basics directory structure, running cases, and command-line tools.

Master mesh generation using blockMesh and snappyHexMesh. Explore turbulence, multiphase flow, radiation, and boundary conditions.

Understand key solvers like pimpleFoam, rhoPimpleFoam, and reacting flow solvers. Choose the right one for your problem.

Visualize results in ParaView and use advanced tools like pyFoam and ChatGPT for debugging.

Complete hands-on projects: cavity flow, mixers, turbulence studies, elbow analysis, and dynamic meshing.

By the end, you'll confidently set up, run, and analyze OpenFOAM simulations.

Learn Sketching, 3D Modeling, Constraints, Parameters, Sheet Metal, Assemblies & Rendering in Fusion 360.

This course teaches you how to use Fusion 360 from the absolute basics to real 3D design workflows. You begin by learning how to install Fusion 360, understand the interface, explore the navigation tools, and get comfortable moving around your workspace.

Learn MATLAB, Data Analysis, Visualization, Simulink, and Real Projects from Zero to Advanced.

This course teaches MATLAB step by step, starting from basic commands and variables to advanced programming, data analysis, visualization, and Simulink modeling. You begin with the MATLAB interface, scripts, functions, and essential operations. Then you move into vectors, matrices, programming logic, loops, and function creation.

You will learn plotting, statistics, curve fitting, regression, and visualizing complex datasets. The course also includes Simulink basics so you can build simple models and understand block-based simulation. Throughout the course, ChatGPT is used as a learning assistant to compare concepts, solve problems, and create reusable code.

You will work on multiple real projects such as solving differential equations, Fourier transforms, clustering, and building a calculator. These projects help you apply MATLAB concepts to real-world engineering and scientific problems.

By the end of the course, you will be confident in writing MATLAB programs, analyzing data, creating visualizations, and building basic Simulink models.

This course teaches you how to perform complete cooling simulations for EV battery packs using SpaceClaim and ANSYS Fluent.

You begin by learning CAD cleanup and geometry preparation in SpaceClaim, then move into preprocessing inside ANSYS Workbench, where you assign materials and prepare the CFD model.

Next, you set up and run cooling simulations in Fluent for both liquid cooling and air cooling, learning the difference between the two systems and how they impact battery temperature. You will also perform meshing, mesh sensitivity studies, and learn how to identify and fix common mesh problems.

The course includes detailed post-processing, animations, report generation, and comparison of air vs liquid cooling results. You will also conduct efficiency studies, validate the results, and access CAD geometries and practice sets for hands-on learning.

By the end of this course, you will be able to prepare CAD models, set up CFD simulations, analyze cooling performance, interpret results, and optimize EV battery pack cooling systems with confidence.

Master AutoCAD specifically for mechanical engineering applications. This comprehensive course teaches you how to create professional mechanical drawings, 3D parts, and assemblies using AutoCAD—the essential software for mechanical design and manufacturing.

You'll learn to create precise technical drawings following industry standards, design mechanical components in 3D, and prepare manufacturing-ready documentation.

From basic shapes to complex machine parts like gears and couplings, you'll gain practical skills that mechanical engineers use every day in real workplaces.

This course focuses on mechanical engineering workflows—designing parts, creating assembly drawings, adding proper dimensions and tolerances, and preparing files for production.

Learn Sketching, Part Design, 3D Features, and Assembly Modeling through Practical Projects.

This course teaches CATIA V5 step by step, starting from installation and basic interface navigation to advanced 3D modeling and assembly creation.

You begin with sketcher tools, plane selection, and the fundamentals of part design. Then you move into key modeling features like pads, pockets, ribs, slots, grooves, and transformation tools that every design engineer must know.

The course includes multiple practice drawings to help you apply your skills and understand real modeling workflows.

You will also learn assembly modeling by creating components like the top plate, guide pillar, and bottom plate, and then combining them into a complete press-tool assembly.

Learn Sensors, Connectivity, Edge Computing, Cloud Systems, Data Acquisition, and Cybersecurity for Modern Smart Industries.

This course provides a complete introduction to the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT) and its role in smart manufacturing and Industry 4.0.

You begin by learning what IIoT is, how it works, and the key components that form the foundation of connected industrial systems.

You will study data acquisition, data processing, real-time analytics, and the importance of data in industrial operations. Edge computing modules cover edge devices, analytics, security, practical use cases, and hands-on work with Node-RED and MQTT Explorer.

Cloud computing is covered in depth, including cloud models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS, FaaS), deployment types, cloud storage, data management, advantages and disadvantages, and key security aspects.

The course also includes cybersecurity for IIoT. Covering challenges, vulnerabilities, protection tools, security protocols, cyber attacks, case studies, and lessons learned from real-world breaches.

Learn Modeling, Parametric Design, BIM, FEM, Python Scripting and 3D Printing Workflows from Zero to Advanced.

This course teaches you FreeCAD step by step, starting from the basics of parametric design and interface navigation to advanced modeling, BIM workflows, FEM analysis, and Python scripting.

You will learn how to use different workbenches, model real products, prepare files for 3D printing, create technical drawings, and even automate tasks using Python. The course also covers how to use ChatGPT to generate macros, debug scripts, and speed up your FreeCAD workflow.

With hands-on projects at every level, you will gain practical experience in product design, 3D printing, simulations, and scripting-based automation.

By the end, you’ll be able to design, simulate, and automate engineering tasks confidently using FreeCAD.

Learn Python Programming, NumPy, Pandas, and Matplotlib with Mechanical Engineering–Focused Examples.

This course teaches Python programming from scratch with a direct focus on mechanical engineering applications. You start by learning the basics like Python setup, writing your first program, variables, operators, input/output, and working in the interactive shell.

You will use NumPy for numerical computations, array operations, trigonometric functions, matrices, and other tasks used in mechanical design and analysis. Pandas is introduced for data handling like Series, DataFrames, indexing, slicing, Excel and CSV processing, pivot tables, and mechanical engineering-related analysis examples.

Throughout the course, ChatGPT is used as a learning assistant for debugging, code explanation, plotting help, and data-analysis support.

This course teaches you the fundamentals of CNC programming using CNC Simulator Pro. You begin with the basics of CNC machines, their history, types, and the role of G-codes and M-codes in machining. You will learn how CNC programs control cutting tools, coordinate movements, and perform machining operations.

You will then move into CNC Simulator Pro, where you learn installation, interface navigation, simulation controls, pause points, creating commands, adding materials, zero points, and working with both milling and lathe environments. The simulator helps you practice CNC programming safely and visually.