FUNDAMENTALS OF MANUFACTURING PROCESSES

Catalog description

This course introduces manufacturing processes, spanning from raw materials to final products for industrial production. Students learn about a wide range of manufacturing techniques, such as metal casting, welding, rolling, forging, extrusion, and injection molding. The course covers machining and material removal techniques, such as micro-milling, laser machining, and electro-discharge machining. It also teaches how to use numerical control programming to control manufacturing machines. Finally, the course introduces additive manufacturing, nanomanufacturing, and microelectronic device fabrication. Prerequisites: MECH2300 and MATH1776 (4 credits) fall