Manufacturing Processes I

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The course focus is the analysis and applications of traditional and more recently developed manufacturing processes. Also, the basic properties and structure of materials will be reviewed. The range of manufacturing processes to be studied include traditional machining, forming, casting, joining, additive manufacturing and non-traditional machining. The processing of metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites are treated. Prerequisite: ME 362 or equivalent. Offered in the Fall.