Learn about the basics of selecting process for a mechanical design and the principles of design for Manufacturing
InstructorMufaddal RasheedEditorial course preview
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This slide outlines the course agenda, covering process selection rationale, Design for Manufacturing principles, and practical case studies.
This introductory slide identifies the instructor Mufaddal Rasheed as a Mechanical Design Engineer specializing in Automotive R&D and concept to production workflows.
FreeCovers essential selection criteria including material compatibility, section thickness, and dimensional tolerances.
Provides technical principles for forging, casting, machining, and injection molding to assist in part development.
Uses specific component examples, such as steering column mounts and brake line brackets, to demonstrate selection logic.
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The curriculum aligns with the target audience of mechanical design professionals through its focus on DFM principles.