This textbook introduces students without prior industrial internship experience to the fundamentals of the engineering and industrial engineering/mechanical engineering programs. It conveys the technical processes involved in industrial manufacturing, as well as the application and terminology of the techniques and tools used in industrial practice. The authors also point out potential errors in the manufacturing process. The book does not replace standard textbooks on manufacturing technology; rather, it bridges the gap between school education and technical studies, thereby facilitating the transition from school to university for students. Students learn the technical language and vocabulary necessary for dealing with technologies and collaborating with colleagues in the workplace. This book also provides support for aspiring skilled workers, technicians, and foremen.