3D Printing & Digital Fabrication
Turn ideas into objects
Master the digital fabrication pipeline from CAD design to finished part. FDM and SLA 3D printing, laser cutting, CNC basics, and the design software that drives them all.
Available Classes
Enroll in individual classes or take the full program
CAD Fundamentals
Learn to design parts and assemblies in professional CAD software. From sketches to production-ready models with proper tolerances and constraints.
Tue/Thu 6-9 PM
Topics Covered
- CAD Interface & Navigation
- 2D Sketching
- 3D Modeling
- Assemblies
- Drawings & Tolerances
3D Printing Mastery
Everything about 3D printing: FDM and SLA technologies, material selection, slicer optimization, troubleshooting, and post-processing techniques.
Tue/Thu 6-9 PM
Topics Covered
- FDM Printing
- SLA/Resin Printing
- Material Selection
- Slicer Settings & Optimization
- Post-Processing
Laser Cutting & CNC Basics
Expand your fabrication toolkit with laser cutting and CNC machining. Design for manufacturing, toolpath generation, and machine operation.
Sat 9 AM-3 PM
Topics Covered
- Laser Cutting Principles
- CNC Basics
- CAM Software
- Toolpath Generation
- Material Properties
Design for Manufacturing
Bridge the gap between design and production. Learn to design parts optimized for specific manufacturing processes, reduce costs, and improve quality.
Sat 9 AM-3 PM
Topics Covered
- DFM Principles
- Material Selection
- Cost Optimization
- Prototyping Workflow
- Production Planning
Full Curriculum
Everything you'll learn across all classes in this program
CAD Fundamentals
3 weeks- CAD Interface & Navigation
- 2D Sketching
- 3D Modeling
- Assemblies
- Drawings & Tolerances
3D Printing Mastery
3 weeks- FDM Printing
- SLA/Resin Printing
- Material Selection
- Slicer Settings & Optimization
- Post-Processing
Laser Cutting & CNC Basics
2 weeks- Laser Cutting Principles
- CNC Basics
- CAM Software
- Toolpath Generation
- Material Properties
Design for Manufacturing
2 weeks- DFM Principles
- Material Selection
- Cost Optimization
- Prototyping Workflow
- Production Planning
Career Outcomes
What you'll be able to do after completing this program
- Design production-ready parts in CAD software
- Operate FDM and SLA 3D printers confidently
- Use laser cutters and basic CNC machines
- Select appropriate manufacturing methods for any project
- Build a portfolio of fabricated projects
Prerequisites
What you need before starting this program
- No prior experience required
- Access to a laptop for CAD software (provided during class)
Ready to get started?
Have questions about the 3D Printing & Digital Fabrication program? Reach out and we will help you find the right classes for your goals.