2D drifting is a driving technique where a vehicle intentionally skids sideways through a turn, often used in motorsports for precision control and style, showcasing skill in maintaining control while sliding.
CAD, or Computer-Aided Design, is the use of computer software to create, modify, and analyze 2D and 3D digital models and drawings for various design and engineering applications.
CAD modeling is the process of creating detailed digital representations of objects or systems using computer software, enabling precise design, visualization, and analysis for engineering, architecture, and product development.
Value Engineering in mechanical engineering refers to a systematic approach that optimizes product design, materials, and processes to achieve cost-effectiveness, quality, and functionality without compromising performance or safety.
Machine design in mechanical engineering is the creative process of conceptualizing, planning, and detailing mechanical systems and components, ensuring they meet specific performance, safety, and functional requirements.
Automotive engineering is a specialized branch of mechanical engineering that focuses on designing, developing, and improving vehicles and their systems, encompassing everything from engines to safety features for automobiles.