CIS 201 - Introduction to 3-D Printing, Setup, & Rapid Prototype Design

Credits: 3

Advisory: CIS 202
Description: Introduction to career options and the fundamental processes used in the 3D design and model making industry. Students will learn the skills and concepts used in a 3D printing environment, including printer types, calibration methods, media and filament types, and troubleshooting techniques. Emphasis will be placed on the increased role that 3D printing will play in today’s global economy.

Transferable
Transferable to CSU only

General Education:
Not approved for General Education

Student Learning Outcomes:

SLO #1: Demonstrate successful setup of 3D printers ending with a successful printed object.
SLO #2: Create successful printed objects from various input sources.
SLO #3: Demonstrate the proper procedures used to load and unload various 3D printer filaments on a variety of printers.

Total Course In-Class (Contact) Hours: 90
Course Duration (Weeks): 18
Weekly Student Hours (In-Class) Lecture Hours: 2
Weekly Student Hours (In-Class) Lab Hours: 3