The primary goal of this course is to educate students about making informed decisions regarding materials and techniques for the development of their experimental setups. The course will cover various aspects, including material properties, design programs, and 3D technology. The specific course objectives are as follows:
1. Materials:
Develop an understanding of fundamental materials used in mechanical engineering.
Explore material selection criteria and distinctions among various materials.
2. Design and Manufacturing:
Introduce Creo Parametric, a widely-used CAD platform.
Learn 3D design, modeling, and foundational skills.
Focus on interface navigation, feature creation, and practical design projects.
3. Introduction to Technical Drawing:
Provide an introduction to basic technical drawing skills and terminology.
Familiarize students with terminology commonly used in industries such as manufacturing and construction.
Develop proficiency in sketching, geometric construction, auxiliary drawing, dimensioning, and more.
4. 3D Printing Technology Overview:
Explore 3D printing technologies and additive manufacturing processes.
Understand the materials employed and the construction methods for creating parts.
5. Practical Work:
The course aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to make informed decisions regarding materials and techniques in experimental setups.
Emphasize practical skills, including CAD and technical drawing.
Target group: Neuroscience and Physics students
Prerequisites: None
Evaluation: None
Teaching format: None
ECTS: 0 Year: 2023
Track segment(s):
Service
Teacher(s):
Todor Asenov
Teaching assistant(s):
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- Teacher: Todor Asenov