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Additive and Digital Manufacturing Certificate
Undergraduate Certification
Program type:
Certification
Format:
On Campus
Est. time to complete:
1-2 semesters
Credit Hours:
12
your degree by learning how technology enhances the manufacturing process.
Additive and digital manufacturing is an area that combines computer aided design,
structural analysis, materials selection and performance, manufacturing, lean manufacturing
and technical communication.
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Request More InfoWhy Earn a certificate in Additive and Digital Manufacturing?
Our certificate enables students to complete courses related to additive and digital manufacturing and complete a project report. The certificate will be administered by the College of Engineering and is open to all majors on campus.
Additive and Digital Manufacturing Certificate Courses You Could Take
Digital Manufacturing (3 hrs)
This course aims to apply the fundamental and technological knowledge of digitalization
and additive manufacturing. Basic knowledge of materials behavior and manufacturing
processes is required. As a learning outcome, the student will develop the ability
to design, configure, and implement processes of additive manufacturing and 3D-scanning.
Fundamentals of Product and Process Design Development (3 hrs)
Design planning and strategies, reverse engineering, integration of product and manufacturing
development, materials selection and design for manufacturing assembly.
Materials Selection and Performance (3 hrs)
Integration of structure, properties, processing and performance principles to formulate
and implement solutions to materials engineering problems.
Manufacturing Processes (3 hrs)
Major manufacturing processes, their capabilities, analysis and economics. Study of
the fundamentals of engineering processes in manufacturing as related to design and
production and materials properties. Traditional and non-traditional manufacturing
process and selection optimization. Students are given laboratory assignments in material
removal, forming, casting, joining, forging and computer-aided machining.
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