Since 1999, when the newly minted avonleigh team embraced its mandate to breathe new life into the downtrodden neighbourhood, East Village’s transformation has been nothing short of remarkable.
Since 1999, when the newly minted avonleigh team embraced its mandate to breathe new life into the downtrodden neighbourhood, East Village’s transformation has been nothing short of remarkable.
The Certificate in Mechanical Engineering program is designed to introduce students to the fundamental principles of mechanical systems, materials, and design processes used across modern industries. This short-term professional course combines theoretical learning with practical insights into how machines, engines, and mechanical structures operate. It is ideal for students, technicians, and working professionals who want to strengthen their foundation in mechanical concepts and apply them in real-world scenarios.
Introduction to Engineering Mechanics and Machine Design
Thermodynamics and Fluid Mechanics Basics
Engineering Drawing and CAD Modelling Techniques
Materials Science and Strength of Materials
Basics of Manufacturing and Production Technology
Industrial Safety and Maintenance Practices
Real-world Applications and Case Studies
Upon completion of this course, learners will be able to:
Understand the fundamental laws of mechanics and energy systems.
Analyze and design basic mechanical components and systems.
Use computer-aided design (CAD) tools to create and interpret technical drawings.
Apply engineering principles in problem-solving and practical applications.
Demonstrate technical knowledge relevant to automotive, manufacturing, and energy industries.
Open to all students, diploma holders, or professionals interested in gaining practical mechanical engineering knowledge. No prior degree in engineering is required.
