Applied 3D Design & Manufacturing (Ages 16–19)
A professional-level introduction to digital design and additive manufacturing, focused on preparing learners for real industry applications.
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Course Description
This college-level course bridges creative design and engineering by combining 3D modelling, prototyping, and sustainability.
Students gain hands-on experience in Fusion 360, Blender, and slicing software to create industry-ready parts and products.
Practical projects encourage innovation and problem-solving while developing portfolio-quality work.
Learning Outcomes
- Master CAD design and 3D printing workflows
- Understand tolerances, material limits, and assembly
- Apply sustainable design principles
- Develop prototypes for real-world projects
Curriculum
| Section | Lessons |
|---|---|
| Design Fundamentals | Tolerances • Design for Manufacture |
| CAD & Visualisation | Fusion 360 • Blender Rendering |
| Additive Manufacturing | Multi-Material Printing • Post-Processing |
| Entrepreneurship | Costing & Marketing 3D Products |
| Capstone Project | Prototype for Real-World Client |
Extra Information
Target audiences
- (Ages 16–19)