Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Design

Code: EE-EF-05

Half-day – 3hrs (1 x break)

On-site

Course Overview

Engineering design involves developing solutions to real-world problems through the integration of technical knowledge, creativity, and practical constraints. Mechanical and electrical systems often work together within modern engineering solutions, requiring engineers to understand how these disciplines interact. This course introduces the principles of engineering design, exploring how mechanical and electrical components are combined to create effective systems. Participants will examine the stages of the design process and consider how engineering solutions are developed, tested, and refined.

What you’ll learn

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Describe the key stages of the engineering design process.
Explain how mechanical and electrical systems interact within engineering designs.
Identify factors that influence engineering design decisions, such as safety, functionality, and efficiency.
Analyse how engineering components work together to form integrated systems.
Evaluate potential design solutions based on technical and practical considerations.”