A selection of my foundational engineering coursework.
My coursework spans mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, computer science, and design.
Below are the technical courses that shaped my engineering foundation, along with the tools, skills, and practical experience gained from each.
Introduction to Machining
Project-based course focused on independent machining of mechanical components.
Learned manual lathe operation through machining threaded rods for a scissor jack.
Used CNC mills to fabricate acrylic components; developed skills in fixturing and tool offsetting.
Designed parts for 3D printing and became familiar with fabrication policies and lab workflows.
Gained hands-on experience with hand tools, saws, drill presses, and sanders with an emphasis on machine safety.
Learned/Developed: CAM programming with Fusion360, multi-tool g-code generation, machining workflow planning, and fabrication documentation.
Tools & Technologies
Software: SolidWorks, Fusion360 CAM
Skills: Manual Lathe, CNC Mill, 3D Printing, Water Jetting, Laser Cutting, Tool Path Planning
Machining and fabrication work completed in the course.
Introduction to Electrical Engineering
Covered fundamentals of circuits: voltage, current, KCL/KVL, resistors, capacitors, inductors.
Analyzed DC and AC steady-state systems, transient response, op-amp circuits, and frequency response.
Worked with combinational and sequential logic: logic gates, latches, flip-flops, counters, and memory.
Lab work included using oscilloscopes, waveform generators, LTSpice simulation, and Logicly for digital systems.
Learned/Developed: Circuit modeling, op-amp design, filter design, transient analysis, and digital logic implementation.
Tools & Technologies
Software: LTSpice, Logicly
Skills: Circuit Analysis, Oscilloscope Use, Simulation, Digital Logic Design
Counter Circuit
Timer Logic
Mechanics of Solids
Studied stress/strain tensors, equilibrium, Hooke’s law, shear stress, and principal stresses.
Performed finite element analysis on mechanical components using SolidWorks.
Learned static failure theories, fatigue, and safety factor design.
Applied theory to mechanical design problems relevant to motorsport and structural engineering.
Learned/Developed: FEA, stress analysis, chassis design considerations, and material selection for mechanical systems.
Tools & Technologies
Software: SolidWorks (FEA module)
Skills: Finite Element Analysis, Mechanical Design, Stress Modeling
Finite Element Analysis on Bar.
Mechanics of Fluids
Covered fluid properties, statics, control volumes, and kinematics of fluid motion.
Learned conservation of mass and momentum, Navier-Stokes equations, laminar/turbulent flows.
Analyzed internal and external flows, drag, lift, and pressure distributions.
Completed a CFD project (Tesla valve design) involving modeling and simulation.