Explore the world of additive manufacturing and learn to make critical decisions concerning the appropriateness of using this cutting-edge technology. This course from Arizona State University provides a comprehensive framework, the DFAM staircase, to assist in evaluating the potential for additive manufacturing. The course delves into the considerations for selecting the right additive manufacturing process and making informed design choices. With a focus on practical application, students will engage in project-based learning to further solidify their understanding of the concepts.
This course, presented by knowledgeable instructors and featuring contributions from graduate students, aims to provide a thorough understanding of additive manufacturing principles, enabling students to make well-informed decisions when considering this innovative technology for their projects.
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This course comprises a comprehensive exploration of additive manufacturing, including lectures, readings, and practical project-based learning, to equip students with the knowledge to apply the DFAM staircase framework effectively.
Module 1: Course Introduction
Module 2: Design Constraints in Additive Manufacturing
Module 3: Design Considerations for Additive Manufacturing
Module 4: Course Project and Wrap-Up
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