Detailed Course Curriculum
Lesson by lesson
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Welcome to the Python for Mechanical Engineers program
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How to use Discussions option
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Course access duration
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Piracy & infringement warning
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1_Introduction
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2_What is Python ?
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3_Is Python really needed ?
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4_Installation
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5_Jupyter Notebook
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6_Your First Code
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7_Lab: Your First Code
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8_Data types
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9_Lab: Data types
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10_Operations
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11_Lab: Operations
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12_Type Conversion
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13_ Lab: Type Conversion
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14_Input statement
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15_Lab: Input statement
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16_IF
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17_else
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18_Lab: If else
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19_While
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20_ break and continue
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21_Lab: While, break and continue
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22_Functions
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23_Lab: Function
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24_for loop
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25_Lab: for loop
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26_Practice
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Week 1 feedback
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1_List
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2_Lab: List
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3_Slicing
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4_Lab: Slicing
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5_Dictionaries
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6_Lab: Dictionaries
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7_Tuples
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8_Lab: Tuples
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9_Exceptions
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10_Module, Package & Library
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11_Lab: Numpy Part: 1
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12_Lab: Numpy Part: 2
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13_Lab: Numpy Part: 3
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14_Lab: Numpy Part: 4
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Dataset for Pandas
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15_Lab: Pandas Part: 1
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16_Lab: Pandas Part: 2
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17_Lab: Matplotlib
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18_pip
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Week 2 feedback
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Introduction to Super Charger and Engine
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Super Charger
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Engine
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Supercharger Modeling Case 1
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Supercharger Modeling Case 2
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Supercharger model correction
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Introduction to Quadruped robots
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Quadruped robot trajectory planning
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Quadruped robot : Defining required variables
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Quadruped robot : Programming trajectory plan
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Quadruped Robot : Inverse Kinematics
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Quadruped robot : Programming Inverse kinematics function
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Quadruped robot motion
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Quadruped robot : Programming forward kinematics
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Quadruped robot : Programming robot's animation
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Quadruped robot : Results and Discussion
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Week 3 feedback
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Quadruped robot quiz
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Introduction to Computational fluid dynamics
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Introduction to airfoil
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Geometry (CFD)
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Flow over an airfoil (Geometry programming)
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Flow over an airfoil (Angle of attack programming)
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Meshing (CFD)
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Flow over an airfoil (Meshing Session 1)
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Flow over an airfoil (Meshing Session 2)
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Boundary Conditions (CFD)
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Flow over an airfoil (Boundary Conditions programming)
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Flow over an airfoil (Boundary condition potential flow)
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Flow over an airfoil (Programming boundary conditions potential flow)
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Flow over an airfoil (Boundary condition potential field)
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Flow over an airfoil (Potential flow programming)
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Flow over an airfoil (Program verification)
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Flow over an airfoil (Results and Discussion)
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Computational fluid dynamics quiz
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Flow over an airfoil (Assignment briefing)
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Flow over an airfoil (Assignment submission)
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Flow over an airfoil (Assignment results and discussion)
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Week 4 feedback
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Instructions to generate your certificate
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Leverage your certificate to get Internship or Job
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About this course
- 92 lessons
- 20.5 hours of video content
- 3 mentor guided projects
- 4.8 course rating & 2800+ learners
Software tools used
Why you should learn Python
Python leads the top 1st position as a programming language in the world as published by Northeastern University. Python is preferred because, it's easy to learn, due to its simple syntax, a large library of standards and toolkits, and integration with other popular programming languages.
Python is a mandatory skill for the engineering jobs roles for Mechanical engineers like Aerodynamics, Thermal simulation, CAE simulations, CFD modeling & simulations, (in most of the FEA/FVM applications), System Validation engineer (Testing), Production Test System Developer, Robotics, Automation, Reliability Engineer, etc. Python is asked as a mandatory skill in interviews at the largest hiring engineering service firms like TCS, Wipro, Infosys, Mindtree, etc. And the most preferred skill set in Startups across the world.
So for any aspiring mechanical engineer, Python is the mandatory skill that should be on your resume. Learning Python can make your resume competitive & widen career opportunities for you.
The 4-week course will involve you to build real-world applications using the Python language. It will be 100% practical & hands-on oriented content, taught online to meet the industry requirements. Learning this course will give you the opportunity to extend yourself to build any system and take up the projects of your interest.
Note: Content is structured in a practical & organized approach with fundamentals. Any participant with no or minimal coding background can learn & build the projects.
Start with Python Fundamentals & motivation to master Python
Week 1
Practice with examples & gain confidence to start projects
Week 2
Start to build amazing realtime projects & gain experience
Week 3
Major project, attention to detail & mastery
Week 4
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Python for Mechanical Engineers
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Should I have any prerequisite knowledge to learn this course?
The course will be taught from fundamentals with real-world examples & hands-on sessions. It should not be a concern if you do not have prior exposure to programming/software used.
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Should I need a computer?
Yes, you will need a computer to practice.
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How the teaching will happen?
You will get full access to the course upon the completion of payment.
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What should I do, if I get a doubt?
You need to report the doubts/issues over the Discussion box available in the course. The course coordinator will clarify your doubts by replying via the discussion box. If needed, we will arrange meetings with the mentor, to clarify your doubts via Zoom.
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How many projects I will work on?
You will work on 3 projects.
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How will I build projects?
Projects will be guided by the mentor with the help of recorded lectures.
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How much time do I have to spend everyday?
We suggest 2 hours per day, an average of 10 hours per week.