Design for Additive Manufacturing 201 discusses how to conceptualize and create a part design for an additive manufacturing (AM) process. DFAM provides engineers with an incredible degree of design freedom. AM processes can create prototypes or parts with increased complexity, functionality, and integration. AM also allows for other unique manufacturing opportunities, such as mass customization. Though there are some design limitations with DFAM, such as production speed and material choice, the process is mainly characterized by the opportunities it provides engineers. After taking this course, users will understand key DFAM concepts, such as functional complexity and hierarchical complexity, the basics of AM production processes, and how DFAM concepts relate to basic AM production.
Other Courses in this Program:
Introduction to Additive Manufacturing 111510010 Additive Manufacturing Safety 121
510020 The Basic Additive Manufacturing Process 131
510030 Additive Manufacturing Methods and Materials 141
510040 Introduction to Hybrid Manufacturing 151
510050 Rapid Prototyping 161
510060 Additive Manufacturing: Prototype to Production 162
510065 Metrology for Additive Manufacturing 202
510195 Additive Manufacturing Materials Science 211
510160
Course ID
510150
Skill Focus
Intermediate
Instructor(s)
ToolingU
Employee Type
Method of Delivery
Online
Estimated Effort
60