Study roadmap

Mechanical Engineering Roadmap

Learn mechanical engineering in the right order.

The path, end to end

FoundationsMath, physics, programming, CAD

Core engineeringStatics, dynamics, fluids, materials

Systems & designHeat transfer, control, machine design

SpecializationFEA, CFD, robotics, energy

PortfolioProjects that show what you can do

1. Check your readinessA short self-assessment points you to the right starting line.

2. Follow the roadmapTake courses in dependency order, so each one builds on the last.

3. Learn by doingEvery lesson gives you a worked example, then practice and recall.

4. Build evidenceFinish each course with a portfolio artifact you can show.

You do not need to know your level exactly. Pick the closest fit, and you can move between paths whenever you like.

Beginner

Build or refresh math, physics, CAD, programming, and statics before the core courses.

Core

Work through dynamics, materials, thermo-fluids, manufacturing, and controls in order.

Career

Aim your studying at a job: pick a direction and build portfolio evidence as you go.

Advanced

Apply the core through simulation, robotics, energy systems, and design work.

Built on standard textbooksCourse content is grounded in the engineering texts universities actually use.

Evidence-based studyWorked examples, spaced review, and retrieval practice, drawn from learning research.

Prerequisite-first designEvery course shows what it needs, so you learn in an order that holds.

Built for real learnersFor students, career changers, and self-learners, not for an exam cram.

Next step

Find your starting point in under five minutes.