Teaching
Classes
Teaching, supervision, and learning in manufacturing engineering.
Teaching is an important extension of the lab's research culture: students are encouraged to connect theory with process understanding, data, experimentation, and real engineering judgement.
What Students Learn
The aim is not only to teach manufacturing topics, but to help students think like engineers who can interpret a process, diagnose problems, and make sound technical decisions.
- manufacturing engineering fundamentals
- additive manufacturing and advanced processes
- process capability, quality, and validation
- design, experimentation, and engineering analysis
Teaching Style
Classes are strongest when they connect principle to practice. That means using examples, project work, and process-led thinking to show how engineering knowledge is used in real decisions rather than isolated from them.
- problem-based learning
- application-led explanation
- design and interpretation
- research-informed examples
Student Projects and Supervision
Students often engage with project-based work linked to manufacturing processes, system design, experimental development, data interpretation, and process improvement. This creates a useful bridge between classroom learning and research or industrial application.
Course List
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