Mechanical design and Product development process (Udemy.com)

Upon completion of the course, maintaining a structured chart or a well-organized set of notes will facilitate efficient and timely recollection of key concepts.

Not sure what I was expecting exactly, but glad I got the course on sale. Covered the material well, but was kind of a general overview. Packed a lot into 4.5 hours, but I'd be hard pressed to tell you how I will utilize it.

The instructor really led me to the world mechanical engineering design right from the corner of my room. I feel more knowledgeable about the industry and I will hopefully find myself a job there some day soon.

The course was useful and provided good insights into developing Mechanical Engineering Products. I gained value and knowledge and would recommend this for product developers and engineers

Very detailed course over the entire process for development of product. Enjoyed the course, but would like to see tests to ensure I understand the material.

This internship is very useful for students who aspire to be a design engineer as well as entrepreneur. This gives us a overview of what an engineer's job is.

please also add a module on when the IP filling has to start and a little brief on its geographical implications and cost of it. This is critical info.

Early days, so not easy to tell how it will end up. Right now, all this is quite basic! As I have moved through the course, it is looking and feeling better! Overall, a good experience - the course gets better as one moves into the later topics! :)

This teacher has laid out a "common sense" and practical application to real world design applications. It's worth paying attention to and considering.

The course builds on the design process used in the automotive and mass production industries, which is not the reality of many industrial products today. The design phase could explore in more detail other areas such as functional analysis (material, energy and signal model) and the morphological matrix (concept generation). The passage from the concept phase to the detail phase without passing through the embodiment phase departs from the current models of the design process. Using more illustrations could make the course more appealing. In general however, I consider the course to be a good initial approach to the mechanical design process.