Engineering

Rapid Prototyping and Advanced Manufacturing Technology

The Rapid Prototyping and Advanced Manufacturing Pathway is a rigorous online course designed for ambitious and dedicated Learners with a strong foundation in design principles.

500JD

Courses in this Pathway

5 Courses

Unlimited Access

Yes

Certificate of Completion

Yes

Pathway Overview

The Rapid Prototyping and Advanced Manufacturing Technology Pathway is a rigorous online pathway designed for ambitious and dedicated Learners with a strong foundation in design principles. Over six months, Learners will focus on fast fabrication of physical parts, models, and assemblies using 3D computer aided design (CAD) and advanced manufacturing technologies such as additive manufacturing and high-speed-precision machining.

Through a combination of design considerations, 3D printing, programming, and prototyping, Learners will tackle challenging design projects and work on demanding design challenges.

As a compressed pathway, Learners must be prepared to work independently for extended periods of time and dedicate significant time to homework assignments and assessments to fill any knowledge gaps in programming, CAD drawing, and prototyping. By the end of the pathway, Learners will have developed advanced skills in rapid prototyping and manufacturing, and be well-equipped to apply these skills in a variety of settings.

Learning Outcomes

Management of Manufacturing Technology

2D Drawing (AutoCAD)

Computer Aided Design, Computer Aided Manufacturing [CAD/CAM] (SolidWorks)

Ultimaker Cura, SINTERIT-STUDIO

Product development

TinkerCad (Arduino)

3D printing.

Design for Prototyping

Material Selection

Field of practice

Design Technician

Manufacturing Technicians

Technical Requirements

Good Study Environment

Good Internet Connection

A computer with good processing power and memory to run the necessary software

Students need access to modeling software such as ; AutoCAD and SolidWorks

Access to lab or maker space that provides 3D printer , laser cutter and CNC mill is preferable but not required

Basic knowledge of mathematics

Basics of Arduino programming

Students may need access to hardware such as arduino kit , microcontrollers, sensors, actuators, and motors to build and program robots

Courses in this accelerated pathway

This course covers two essential software programs for engineering design: AutoCAD and SolidWorks. learners will learn how to use AutoCAD for 2D design and SolidWorks for 3D drawing, modeling, and simulation.
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Rapid prototyping (RP) quickly creates a physical part by using various manufacturing techniques. It doesn’t limit to specific processes, one can use more than one manufacturing technique to assemble a prototype. So, this course explains four main families of standard manufacturing processes: injection molding/Casting, machining, forming, and joining. Also, we offer an optional practical face-to-face training session for Jordanian learners under supervision of professional trainers.
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Advanced manufacturing course focused on the fast fabrication of a physical part, model or assembly using 3D computer aided design (CAD). The creation of the part, model or assembly is completed using additive manufacturing printers. This course is divided for five weeks, each week have different type of additive manufacturing printers, we specialize in three processes, bringing you everything you need for custom 3D printing projects, from rapid prototyping with FDM, SLA and SLS printer. Also, for each printer we have different software to aid the design considerations and printing process, from 3d modeling to print simulations and slicer programs. In this course, we will prepare learners for the engineering industry, particularly for prototyping and creating lightweight geometry.
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This course covers four advanced subtractive technologies: Lathe CNC, Milling CNC, and Laser cutting CNC machines. The course aims to provide learners with a comprehensive understanding of Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) and CNC machines.This course is ideal for anyone interested in pursuing a career in manufacturing, engineering, or product design. No prior experience with CNC machines is required, although learners should have a basic understanding of engineering principles and terminology.
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This course focuses on teaching learners how to create products and prototypes for hobbies and businesses. The course covers programming and control systems to enable learners to create and build rapid prototypes. The course begins with an introduction to the Arduino platform, including the board, libraries, and Integrated Development Environment (IDE). learners will learn the basics of using the Arduino platform to create simple control systems.
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Pathway Team

Engineering Workshops

TechWorks

Eng. Alaa Aldaamsah

Teaching and Research Assistant at HTU

Eng.Waleed Sunjuq

MSc in Mechanical Engineering

Eng. Sereen Alzu’bi

Teaching and Research Assistant at HTU

Dr.Firas Kafiah

PhD in Mechanical Engineering (Applied materials & manufacturing)