Mechanical Engineering Foundation Program (Free)

Mechanical Engineering Foundation Program (Free)

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.

By GaugeHow Team

Beginner

Learn 40+ Mech Tools

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  • matlab company logo
  • ansys company logo
  • matlab company logo
  • python logo
  • simulia abaqus logo logo
  • fusion 360 logo
  • freecad logo
  • autodesk cfd logo

Learn 40+ Mech Tools

  • autocad logo
  • matlab company logo
  • ansys company logo
  • matlab company logo
  • python logo
  • simulia abaqus logo logo
  • fusion 360 logo
  • freecad logo
  • autodesk cfd logo

Learn 40+ Mech Tools

  • autocad logo
  • matlab company logo
  • ansys company logo
  • matlab company logo
  • python logo
  • simulia abaqus logo logo
  • fusion 360 logo
  • freecad logo
  • autodesk cfd logo

Requirements

No prior mechanical engineering knowledge required

What to expect from this course

You will learn how IC engines work, their types, fuels used, turbocharging concepts, heat transfer in engines, and the basics of engine modeling.

You will understand measurement systems, GD&T, linear and angular measurement, comparative gauges, 3D scanning, coordinate systems, and the basics of CMM machines.

You will learn production technologies including materials, forging, rolling, extrusion, die casting, lathe operations, and milling processes.

You will learn AutoCAD fundamentals such as creating drawings, modifying objects, using snaps, layers, dimensions, tables, text, leaders, and managing files.

You will gain essential career-building skills including resume writing, interview preparation, job search strategies, soft skills, professional communication, and personal branding.

The Curriculum

Module 1: IC Engine – Fundamentals

  • Course E-Book: Basics of Mechanical Engineering

  • Engine

  • Types of Engine

  • Working of IC Engine

Module 2: IC Engine – Advanced Concepts

Module 3: Metrology – Basics

Module 4: Metrology – Advanced Topics

Module 5: Production Technologies – Materials

Module 6: Production Technologies – Processes

Module 7: AutoCAD – Getting Started

Module 8: AutoCAD – Drawing & Modifying Tools

Module 9: AutoCAD – Dimensions & Documentation

Module 10: Career Guide & Job Preparation

Module 1: IC Engine – Fundamentals

  • Course E-Book: Basics of Mechanical Engineering

  • Engine

  • Types of Engine

  • Working of IC Engine

Module 2: IC Engine – Advanced Concepts

Module 3: Metrology – Basics

Module 4: Metrology – Advanced Topics

Module 5: Production Technologies – Materials

Module 6: Production Technologies – Processes

Module 7: AutoCAD – Getting Started

Module 8: AutoCAD – Drawing & Modifying Tools

Module 9: AutoCAD – Dimensions & Documentation

Module 10: Career Guide & Job Preparation

Module 1: IC Engine – Fundamentals

  • Course E-Book: Basics of Mechanical Engineering

  • Engine

  • Types of Engine

  • Working of IC Engine

Module 2: IC Engine – Advanced Concepts

Module 3: Metrology – Basics

Module 4: Metrology – Advanced Topics

Module 5: Production Technologies – Materials

Module 6: Production Technologies – Processes

Module 7: AutoCAD – Getting Started

Module 8: AutoCAD – Drawing & Modifying Tools

Module 9: AutoCAD – Dimensions & Documentation

Module 10: Career Guide & Job Preparation

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Learn from Subject Experts:

Courses are created and reviewed by professionals with real manufacturing and design experience, ensuring every lesson is accurate, practical, and industry-ready.

Learning That Works:

Complex topics are broken down into simple, actionable lessons that engineers can implement immediately.

instructor pic

Learn from Subject Experts:

Courses are created and reviewed by professionals with real manufacturing and design experience, ensuring every lesson is accurate, practical, and industry-ready.

Learning That Works:

Complex topics are broken down into simple, actionable lessons that engineers can implement immediately.

instructor pic

Learn from Subject Experts:

Courses are created and reviewed by professionals with real manufacturing and design experience, ensuring every lesson is accurate, practical, and industry-ready.

Learning That Works:

Complex topics are broken down into simple, actionable lessons that engineers can implement immediately.

Advance Your Engineering Career

Learn what Mechanical Engineers actually use at work.

40+ Practical Courses covering Design, Analysis, Manufacturing, Robotics & Automation.

This Course includes:

  • 4 Weeks (2-3 Hours/Week)

  • Unlimited Lifetime Access

  • Downloadable PDF E-Books

  • Certificate of Completion

  • Quizzes & Knowledge Checks

  • Downloadable Resources & Notes

Course Categories

Learn What Actually Matters

From CAD Design to Digital Manufacturing

Core Mechanical Fundamentals

Engineering Drawing

GD&T

Basics of IC Engine

Manufacturing Technologies

Basics of Material Handling

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAD / Product Design & Modeling

AutoCAD

SolidWorks 2024

CATIA V5

Siemens NX

PTC Creo

Fusion 360

Simulation using SpaceClaim

FreeCAD

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAE, Simulation & Multiphysics

Basics of FEA with ANSYS

ABAQUS CAE

ANSYS Fluent

Autodesk CFD

OpenFOAM for CFD

EV Battery Cooling

COMSOL Multiphysics

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Programming, Automation & Robotics

MATLAB Programming

Python for Mechanical Engineers & Robotics

PLC Programming and Automation

Introduction to Mechatronics (Robotics)

C and C++ for Mechanical Engineers

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Manufacturing Excellence & Productivity

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

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Industry 4.0 & Smart Manufacturing

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

Best for: Working Professionals Upgrading to Industry 4.0 and Digital Manufacturing roles

Course Categories

Learn What Actually Matters

From CAD Design to Digital Manufacturing

Core Mechanical Fundamentals

Engineering Drawing

GD&T

Basics of IC Engine

Manufacturing Technologies

Basics of Material Handling

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAD / Product Design & Modeling

AutoCAD

SolidWorks 2024

CATIA V5

Siemens NX

PTC Creo

Fusion 360

Simulation using SpaceClaim

FreeCAD

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAE, Simulation & Multiphysics

Basics of FEA with ANSYS

ABAQUS CAE

ANSYS Fluent

Autodesk CFD

OpenFOAM for CFD

EV Battery Cooling

COMSOL Multiphysics

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Programming, Automation & Robotics

MATLAB Programming

Python for Mechanical Engineers & Robotics

PLC Programming and Automation

Introduction to Mechatronics (Robotics)

C and C++ for Mechanical Engineers

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Manufacturing Excellence & Productivity

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

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Industry 4.0 & Smart Manufacturing

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

Best for: Working Professionals Upgrading to Industry 4.0 and Digital Manufacturing roles

Course Categories

Learn What Actually Matters

From CAD Design to Digital Manufacturing

Core Mechanical Fundamentals

Engineering Drawing

GD&T

Basics of IC Engine

Manufacturing Technologies

Basics of Material Handling

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAD / Product Design & Modeling

AutoCAD

SolidWorks 2024

CATIA V5

Siemens NX

PTC Creo

Fusion 360

Simulation using SpaceClaim

FreeCAD

Best for: 1st & 2nd Year Engineering Students

CAE, Simulation & Multiphysics

Basics of FEA with ANSYS

ABAQUS CAE

ANSYS Fluent

Autodesk CFD

OpenFOAM for CFD

EV Battery Cooling

COMSOL Multiphysics

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Programming, Automation & Robotics

MATLAB Programming

Python for Mechanical Engineers & Robotics

PLC Programming and Automation

Introduction to Mechatronics (Robotics)

C and C++ for Mechanical Engineers

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Manufacturing Excellence & Productivity

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

Best for: 3rd & 4th Year Engineering Students

Industry 4.0 & Smart Manufacturing

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

Best for: Working Professionals Upgrading to Industry 4.0 and Digital Manufacturing roles

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