This design studio is project-based and focuses on
manufacturing and design of new products. Students will learn
and apply systematic methodologies within projects; design and
construct a working device that meets performance requirements;
learn how to use contemporary tools for engineering analysis,
fabrication, and testing; understand product design and
manufacturing.
Athena Title
Manufacturing Design Studio
Prerequisite
MCHE 1940
Pre or Corequisite
MCHE 3300 or MCHE 3300E
Semester Course Offered
Offered every year.
Grading System
A - F (Traditional)
Student learning Outcomes
Students will demonstrate knowledge of the key manufacturing processes used in industry.
Students will apply the fundamental principles from mechanics, materials, and fluid mechanics to analyze manufacturing processes.
Topical Outline
Case study (e.g. Toyota Production System)
Quality control: Statistics
Quality control: Continuous improvement
Types of manufacturing: Just in time manufacturing
Types of manufacturing: Automated manufacturing
Types of manufacturing: Computer integrated manufacturing
Types of manufacturing: Lean manufacturing
Types of manufacturing: Mass customization
Types of manufacturing: Rapid manufacturing
Practical experience in the shop
A design project that involves using the shop to fabricate a prototype or final product
