Designed for learners in manufacturing and materials engineering pathways, this course provides a comprehensive exploration of metal forming processes and their industrial applications. Participants examine core techniques including rolling, extrusion, forging, drawing, and sheet metal forming, while analyzing how temperature, material behavior, and process parameters influence deformation and product quality. Through interactive modules, applied scenarios, and knowledge checks, learners interpret forming methods, evaluate process conditions, and diagnose common defects in manufacturing. The course integrates theoretical principles with practical decision-making tasks, enabling participants to select appropriate forming techniques and optimize production outcomes. Ideal as a foundational component within production and mechanical engineering learning tracks.