How to Make Almost Anything
Course Information
Subject
EGR
Course Number
140
Division
Status
Active
Course Title
How to Make Almost Anything
Course Description
This course provides an introduction to the digital manufacturing and prototyping technologies commonly used in engineering design today. It is based on the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) course by the same name that started the "fab lab" revolution. Technologies used include 3D printing, laser cutting, Computerized Numerical Control (CNC), print/cut graphics, microprocessors, sensors, instrumentation, and electronics. This course is based in CLC's Baxter Innovation Lab and is heavily project based. This course is appropriate for any student seeking to develop or improve their ability to make prototypes of their designs.
Minimum Credit Hours
3
Maximum Credit Hours
3
Total Completions Allowed for Credit
1
Lecture - Lab Hours
(2-3)
PCS Code
1.1