Industrial & Manufacturing

About Course

“The backbone of every nation: where raw materials transform into products we use every day.”

Course Content

Introduction – What is Industrial & Manufacturing?
Industrial and manufacturing systems are responsible for producing everything we see around us — from mobile phones to cars, medicines to food packets, clothing to construction materials. This industry converts raw materials into finished goods through machines, engineering processes, skilled labor, quality checks, automation, logistics, and business planning. Students learn that manufacturing is not only about machines; it requires: • Production planning • Safety and quality • Process efficiency • Cost management • Team coordination • Innovation and design • Responsible waste management Manufacturing drives global trade, employment, technological growth, and industrial development. It builds the economic foundation of a nation.

Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes

Factory Ecosystem & Workflow

Real-World Industrial Case Studies
Factories follow strict rules: • Machine lubrication & cleaning • PPE safety (gloves, helmets, masks) • Fire safety training • Electrical hazard precautions • Emergency evacuation planning Students learn that safety is part of every worker’s duty.

Student Activities & Practical Exercises

Career Mapping & Industry Roles

Future Scope & Opportunities
The manufacturing industry is shifting towards: • Smart Factories (Industry 4.0) • AI-driven predictive maintenance • 3D printing & rapid prototyping • Clean energy manufacturing (solar/wind) • Biodegradable materials • Robotics welding & assembly • Eco-friendly product packaging Students learn that industrial growth = job growth + national development + innovation.

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Course Content

Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes

Raw Material to Product

Common Manufacturing Techniques

Modern Automation & Industry 4.0

Factory Ecosystem & Workflow

Production Planning

Supply Chain & Material Handling

Quality Control

Maintenance & Safety

Real-World Industrial Case Studies
Factories follow strict rules: • Machine lubrication & cleaning • PPE safety (gloves, helmets, masks) • Fire safety training • Electrical hazard precautions • Emergency evacuation planning Students learn that safety is part of every worker’s duty.

Case Study 1: Tata Steel

Case Study 2: Amul (Food Processing)

Case Study 3: Tesla (Automobile Manufacturing)

Student Activities & Practical Exercises

Activity A: Product Journey Map

Activity B: Factory Safety Poster

Activity C: Material Identification

Activity D: Build a Mini Assembly Line (Classroom Game)

Career Mapping & Industry Roles

Technical Careers

Non-Technical Careers

Required Skills

Earn a certificate

About Course

Course Content

Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes

Raw Material to Product

Common Manufacturing Techniques

Modern Automation & Industry 4.0

Factory Ecosystem & Workflow

Production Planning

Supply Chain & Material Handling

Quality Control

Maintenance & Safety

Real-World Industrial Case Studies Factories follow strict rules: • Machine lubrication & cleaning • PPE safety (gloves, helmets, masks) • Fire safety training • Electrical hazard precautions • Emergency evacuation planning Students learn that safety is part of every worker’s duty.

Case Study 1: Tata Steel

Case Study 2: Amul (Food Processing)

Case Study 3: Tesla (Automobile Manufacturing)

Student Activities & Practical Exercises

Activity A: Product Journey Map

Activity B: Factory Safety Poster

Activity C: Material Identification

Activity D: Build a Mini Assembly Line (Classroom Game)

Career Mapping & Industry Roles

Technical Careers

Non-Technical Careers

Required Skills

Earn a certificate

Student Ratings & Reviews

Real-World Industrial Case Studies
Factories follow strict rules: • Machine lubrication & cleaning • PPE safety (gloves, helmets, masks) • Fire safety training • Electrical hazard precautions • Emergency evacuation planning Students learn that safety is part of every worker’s duty.