IN-DEPTH LEARNING OF THE PROCESS

AND WORKFLOW OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING

DAY COURSES: Graduate in 6 Months

The Digital Design and Manufacturing program objective is to provide students with occupational training in the fields of part design, machining, tooling, and laser cutting / forming. Experience will be gained utilizing the latest equipment and technology in a real-world environment.

IN-DEPTH LEARNING OF THE PROCESS AND WORKFLOW OF DESIGN AND MANUFACTURING

DAY COURSES: Graduate in 6 Months

AREAS OF INSTRUCTION

Designed to provide well-rounded skills. Our Program is Specialized to Include:

CAD/CAM

Intro to CAD

Precision Measuring

2D Drawing

3D Modeling

Drafts and Blueprints

Assemblies

Scan Based Design

Reverse Engineering

Finite Element Analysis

3D Printing

MACHINING

Manual Machining

CNC Lathe

CNC Mill

SHEET METAL FABRICATION

Flat & Formed Metal

CNC Laser

CNC Press Brake

COURSE PROJECTS

Students will participate in a series of projects that will help refine the skills they learn as the course progresses. These projects are specifically designed to ensure students are repeatedly utilizing the entire curriculum and building their expertise on skills learned day one. Some Digital Design and Manufacturing sample projects have included:

SURVIVOR TOOL
3D PRINTED SCALE AUTOMOTIVE WHEEL
BELT SANDER ASSEMBLY
BATTERY BOX
TAPPING GUIDE
BILLET DEAD BLOW HAMMER / STAND
OVERLAND TRAIL TOOL
FORMED 3-TIER SHELF

SURVIVAL TOOL
3D PRINTED SCALE AUTOMOTIVE WHEEL
BELT SANDER ASSEMBLY
BATTERY BOX

TAPPING GUIDE
BILLET DEAD BLOW HAMMER / STAND
OVERLAND TRAIL TOOL
FORMED 3-TIER SHELF

CURRICULUM

The training for this program is 728 clock hours required for graduation. The below is a breakdown of each subject within the program and the approximate hours of lecture and lab combined.

PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

MODULE	APPROXIMATE HOURS
Introduction to CAD	21
Precision Measuring	14
2D Drawing	30
3D Modeling	120
Assemblies	158
Drafts / Blueprints	30
3D Printing	30
Scan Based Design / Reverse Engineering	35
Manual Machining	45
CNC Lathe	49
CNC Mill	56
Sheet Metal	42
CNC Plasma	7
CNC Laser	35
CNC Press Brake	28
Finite Element Analysis	28
Overall Total Hours	728

CURRICULUM

The training for this program is 728 clock hours required for graduation. The below is a breakdown of each subject within the program and the approximate hours of lecture and lab combined.

PROGRAM BREAKDOWN

MODULE	APPROXIMATE HOURS
Introduction to CAD	21
Precision Measuring	14
2D Drawing	30
3D Modeling	120
Assemblies	158
Drafts / Blueprints	30
3D Printing	30
Scan Based Design / Reverse Engineering	35
Manual Machining	45
CNC Lathe	49
CNC Mill	56
Sheet Metal	42
CNC Plasma	7
CNC Laser	35
CNC Press Brake	28
Finite Element Analysis	28
Overall Total Hours	728

FINANCIAL AID AVAILABLE*

Most students use a combination of aid to fund their education, which may include grants, scholarships, and student loans.
We have professionals on staff to help you explore your options.

*For those who qualify.

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