MFET 30301: Digital Manufacturing

0 or 3 credits

Fall 2025 Laboratory Lecture Distance Learning Upper Division

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Fall 2025

last updated 8/18/2025

Fall 2025 Instructors:

Chukwuemeka Onyedinma Anyaoha

Jorge Dorribo Camba

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GPA

3.37

Catalog

This course investigates digital manufacturing methods, tools, and processes. Topics include additive and subtractive production techniques, CNC tools, geometric dimensioning and tolerance, model-based definition, measurement instruments and metrology, and scanning techniques for geometry validation.

Learning Outcomes

1Describe the differences between additive and subtractive manufacturing.

2Create a simple CNC program to drive a desktop mill, lathe, and cutter.

3Understand the basic steps to moving CAD data through a CAM system to drive a machine.

4Use measurement techniques and model-based data to inspect a manufactured part.

5Use 3D scanning technology to validate a manufactured part.

Course MFET 30301 from Purdue University - West Lafayette.