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Artificial Intelligence is transforming how mechanical products are designed, analyzed, manufactured, and improved. This course provides a structured, practical introduction to AI in mechanical engineering, guiding learners from core concepts to real-world, intelligent engineering workflows used in modern industry. Starting with the fundamentals of AI for engineers, the course explains how Artificial Intelligence differs from traditional automation and optimization—without heavy mathematics or coding. Learners build a strong conceptual foundation that enables confident and responsible use of AI tools in engineering contexts. The course then explores AI-driven CAD, generative design, and simulation, showing how engineers can move from manual geometry creation to goal-driven, data-backed design exploration. Participants learn how AI supports design optimization, trade-off analysis, material selection, and manufacturability decisions—while engineers retain full control and accountability. Beyond design, the course covers AI in manufacturing, digital twins, predictive maintenance, and closed-loop engineering, demonstrating how real-world data feeds back into continuous improvement across the product lifecycle. This reflects how AI is actually applied in automotive, aerospace, and industrial manufacturing environments today. Throughout the course, emphasis is placed on: Practical engineering decision-making Industry-relevant use cases Safety, responsibility, and human-in-the-loop engineering Understanding where AI adds value—and where it must not replace engineering judgment By the end of this course, participants will understand why AI is needed, where it fits in the mechanical design lifecycle, and how to use it effectively to create smarter, more efficient, and future-ready engineering workflows.