2020 Fall
MEEG 321 (undergraduate, required coursework) (online)
Materials Engineering
Mechanical properties and materials behavior under static and dynamic loading; fatigue, creep, wear and corrosion; properties and applications of metals, ceramics, polymers, and composites; forming and joining of materials; practical examples of materials selection in design and the use of materials databases.
2020 Summer
MEEG 666 (independent study)
Machine Learning-assisted Additive Manufacturing
2020 Spring
MEEG 467/667-012
Additive Manufacturing: Materials, Processes and Applications
You will learn: knowledge of materials, and fundamental design principle for 3D printing; hands-on experience to operate 3D printers; make your own filaments; design your own 3D printers; design future 3D printing system.
2020 Winter
MEEG 666 (independent study)
Additive Manufacturing
2019 Spring
MEEG 467/667-012 (New course!)
Additive Manufacturing: Materials, Processes and Applications
Book: Additive Manufacturing Technologies (2010; Springer) by Brent Stucker, David Rosen, and Ian Gibson ISBN 978-1-4419-1120-9.
2021 Spring
MEEG 467/667-012 (online+lab)
Additive Manufacturing: Materials, Processes and Applications
You will learn: knowledge of materials, and fundamental design principle for 3D printing; hands-on experience to operate 3D printers; make your own filaments; design your own 3D printers; design future 3D printing system.
You will make: filaments from polymer pallets, high-temperature PEEK structure
