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Suggestions and recommendations shared by learners when asked, "How can we improve this course?"

Here are some of the comments shared by our learners.

The discussions on the topic have been wonderful and easy to absorb. I personally think that more items on the quizzes, and more quizzes overall would greatly help learners in retaining the newly acquired knowledge. Thank you very much for providing this course!

Geoffrey Alan Noble

To be honest everything is very good the lessons, videos, quizes everything is perfect.

Abdela Ababu Abaso

yes, This course improved by Knowledge about engines, materials, metrology, and I learn AutoCAD basics, and this course also helps me about soft skills that required to learn as a mechanical engineer.

Muhammad Naveed Qamar

Include some depthful insights and more topics. yeah, liked this one.

Nithin Srikara

Include some depthful insights and more topics. yeah, liked this one.

Nithin Srikara

Earlier, I used to run simulations and hope the colors looked right. Now I check boundary conditions, mesh, and reactions before trusting anything. That one habit changed how I talk in CAE interviews.

Emerson Z

Industry 4.0 finally felt real, not buzzwords. The link between data, machines, and decisions was explained clearly. Now I can describe digital manufacturing in interviews without sounding vague.

Sebastião Viana Diniz

Industry 4.0 finally felt real, not buzzwords. The link between data, machines, and decisions was explained clearly. Now I can describe digital manufacturing in interviews without sounding vague.

Sebastião Viana Diniz

Industry 4.0 finally felt real, not buzzwords. The link between data, machines, and decisions was explained clearly. Now I can describe digital manufacturing in interviews without sounding vague.

Sebastião Viana Diniz

GaugeHow makes complex mechanical concepts incredibly easy to understand. Their platform offers a perfect mix of video lessons, interactive simulations, and well-structured notes. Whether it’s IC engines, metrology, or production technology, the way they break down topics is phenomenal. A fantastic resource for anyone wanting to build a strong foundation in mechanical engineering

Shlok Panchal

it was very nice and helpful course .

Sejal Kulkarni

I have learned how to use commands, learning of 3d model's,3d solid work and done the projects

Dharmisetti ganesh

Thanks for giving this information

KAVEEN . G

CFD was confusing because every tutorial skipped the ‘why.’ Here the setup logic is simple: what goes in, what comes out, and what to verify. My pressure drop results stopped jumping around.

Rakesh Kumar

CFD was confusing because every tutorial skipped the ‘why.’ Here the setup logic is simple: what goes in, what comes out, and what to verify. My pressure drop results stopped jumping around.

Rakesh Kumar

Manufacturing topics were explained with shop-floor logic, not textbook paragraphs. The content helped me understand why processes fail and what controls actually prevent defects. That’s the clarity I was missing.

Brian Rohr

I would like to thank you for providing such an engaging and well-structured learning platform. The course content is clear, practical, and very helpful for improving engineering knowledge and skills. The explanations and projects are relevant to real-world applications, which makes the learning experience more effective. However, I suggest adding more interactive examples or practice problems to further strengthen understanding. Overall, I am very satisfied with the course and appreciate the effort in continuously improving it for learners worldwide.

Zoffan Wahidi

great knowledge and skills acquired

Anotidaishe Masapa

It was good explanation

Jasir Ismail P C

Drawings finally started making sense. The way design intent and constraints were explained helped me stop rebuilding models again and again. I rebuilt one assembly properly, and it actually held up when I changed dimensions.

Darren Gregory

GD&T stopped being symbols and became a decision tool. Datum selection and functional tolerancing were explained in a practical way. I corrected a drawing, and my inspection plan became cleaner.

Daria Kovalevskaya