Mechanical design Project of an Awning
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Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 1 hour | Size: 636 MB
Learn how to solve a simple design problem by generating concepts and analyzing them using Engineering principles.

What Will I Learn?

Build a strong understanding of the design process and how to relate engineering analysis with the design process.
Learn how a Design problem is broken down into smaller engineering problems and solved.
Learn how to formulate parametric problems into simple mathematical models for quick analysis of alternatives.

Requirements

A Basic understanding of Engineering statics and Strength of materials
Basic Math like Algebra and Trigonometry

Description

Mechanical design process is the process through which mechanical designs are conceptualized and developed into products. This course will take you through a step by step process of generating a design from a problem statement all the way from the idea to the in depth Engineering analysis till the Detail design phase.

It is a project based course which will take a design problem from real life situation and develop a design around it using the process. The Focus is the Mechanical engineering part where I breakdown the design problem into its Engineering bits and build it back up again using Engineering analysis and Detail design.

In the Analysis section a method to mathematically formulate the analysis for Optimal design will be taught along with downloadable resources for reference.

By taking this course you will truly appreciate the importance of the design process and how engineering analysis meets concept design and problem formulation.

Learning Outcome :

1. Lay down the foundation of Holistic design skills - A highly sought after skill in the job market place.

2. You would have learnt the Methodology to analyse simple static problems and formulate them into a program for quick design.
Who is the target audience?

Mechanical engineering students who want to enhance their skills
Design Engineers who want to enhance their problem solving skills
Product designers who want to learn about the engineering analysis