You can earn the Graduate Certificate in Additive Manufacturing and Design by successfully completing three of the four non-laboratory courses in the Additive Manufacturing and Design Graduate program. The 12-credit curriculum will give you access to the knowledge and skills necessary to work effectively across additive manufacturing domains.
Graduate Certificate in
Additive Manufacturing and Design
Courses
Course List - Graduate Certificate in Additive Manufacturing and Design
| Title | Abbreviation | Description | Credits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Additive Manufacturing Processes | AMD 527 | Covers the fundamentals of additive manufacturing process. | 4 credits |
| Engineering and Scientific Principles of Additive Manufacturing | AMD 545 | Explores processes with a focus on the fundamentals of sintering and fusion of metals, ceramics, and polymers. | 4 credits |
| Design for Additive Manufacturing | AMD 562 | Studies research in the field of design for additive manufacturing that aims to establish an understanding of both opportunistic possibilities (and quantify restrictive limitations when designing products for creation with additive manufacturing. | 4 credits |
| Additive Manufacturing of Metallic Materials | AMD 567 | Focuses on the state of the art in understanding processing, structure, and property relationships in materials fabricated using additive manufacturing. | 4 credits |
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