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Additive Manufacturing for Innovative Design and Production

Drive innovation at your organization and accelerate your career with additive manufacturing. Learn how to leverage the breakthrough performance and unparalleled flexibility of 3D printing.

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  • START DATE January 27, 2025 More Dates
  • TIME COMMITMENT 5-7 hours per week
  • DURATION 12 weeks with 2 weeks off
  • FORMAT Online
  • CEUs 4.5
  • PRICE $2,469

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

Could you be driving innovation at your organization or accelerating your career with additive manufacturing? Learn how to leverage the breakthrough performance and unparalleled flexibility of 3D printing.

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  • Understand the fundamental principles and workflow of polymers, metals, and composites.
  • Design parts for AM that combine engineering intuition with computationally-driven design and process-specific constraints.
  • Learn how to select an AM process and material for a specific application.
  • Develop a cutting-edge perspective on digital transformation and the factory of the future.
  • Assess the value of an additively manufactured part based on its production cost and performance.
  • Navigate the complex, multivariate landscape of AM equipment materials, and applications.
  • Evaluate the business case for transitioning a product to be made using AM versus the conventional approach, either in part or in whole.
  • Identify how, when, and where AM can create value across the entire product lifecycle.

WHO SHOULD ENROLL

  • Your industry is or will be impacted by Additive Manufacturing (AM).

  • Past learners have come from a variety of industries, such as: manufacturing, construction, aerospace and defense, consumer products, healthcare, education, oil and gas, transportation, and information technology.

  • You apply AM in your current role or would like to pivot towards an AM-centric role.

  • You have the opportunity to make an impact in your organization or industry with AM, but need the tools to get started.

  • Past learner job titles have included:

    • Product Design Engineer, Materials Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Production Engineer, Systems Design Engineer, Software Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Civil Engineer, Sales Engineer, Designer, Machinist, Sales Professional, Academic Researcher, Technician, Architect, Project Manager, Senior Manager, Director or Executive
  • Knowledge of pre-college math and physics is recommended.

  • Technical requirements: this course uses Autodesk Fusion 360 to share CAD files, structure Graded Activities and Case Studies, and otherwise provide access to professional-grade engineering tools for course students. Please review the System requirements for Autodesk Fusion 360. More info on technical requirements can be found in the MIT xPRO course FAQ.


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HOW YOU WILL LEARN

  • Learning technique

    LEARN BY DOING

    Practice processes and methods with cutting-edge CAD and generative design tools (CAD knowledge not required), as well as case studies, assessments, and tools.

  • Learning technique

    LEARN FROM OTHERS

    Connect with an international community of professionals while working on projects based in real-world examples.

  • Learning technique

    LEARN ON DEMAND

    Access all of the content online and watch videos on the go.

  • Learning technique

    REFLECT AND APPLY

    Bring your new skills to your organization, through examples from technical work environments and ample prompts for reflection.

  • Learning technique

    DEMONSTRATE YOUR SUCCESS

    Earn a Professional Certificate and 4.5 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) from MIT.

  • Learning technique

    LEARN FROM THE BEST

    Gain insights from MIT faculty and industry experts and connect with your course team and faculty over discussion forums and live virtual office hours.

WHAT LEARNERS ARE SAYING

Carl Jarema

Carl Jarema, Senior Design Release Engineer, General Motors

I highly recommend the class if you are interested in Additive Manufacturing Design and Production. It is an informative class, well structured, and …

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Andrea Bernard

Andrea Bernard, Technical Translator and Writer

A challenging and deeply enriching learning experience, with real hands-on exercises. Thanks to all the staff of MIT, Haden Quinlan, A. John Hart, an…

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Gaffar Gailani

Gaffar Gailani, Associate Professor, New York College of Technology

I led series of AM seminars in my department to introduce different aspects of AM as I learned them from the course. My research assistants in the la…

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Syed Shoaib

Syed Shoaib, Product Line Manager, Baker Hughes, a GE Company

Learning new knowledge, [a] new skill set is very empowering. I am glad I took AM course. Challenging, enriching experience.

Marco Cravero

Marco Cravero, Senior AM Consultant, Protocube

I have never seen such a professional and production-oriented course before. Thanks to the whole MIT team and to all the students with whom I had the…

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Vivek Kirshnamurthy

Vivek Kirshnamurthy, 3D Print Business Development Rep, Hewlett Packard

Money well spent. The knowledge I gained was priceless.

Atha Ur Rahman Khan

Atha Ur Rahman Khan, PMP

[Thank you] for a very well structured professional course on Additive Manufacturing. Really enjoyed gaining new insights from the course material an…

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MIT FACULTY & INDUSTRY EXPERTS

John Hart

John Hart

Professor of Mechanical Engineering and Director of the Laboratory for Manufacturing and Productivity at MIT

Wojciech Matusik

Wojciech Matusik

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT

Ely Sachs

Ely Sachs

Professor of Mechanical Engineering at MIT

Stefanie Mueller

Stefanie Mueller

Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at MIT

Cem Tasan

Cem Tasan

Assistant Professor of Metallurgy and Materials Science at MIT

Stephen Graves

Stephen Graves

Professor of Management at MIT

Mohammad Ehteshami

Mohammad Ehteshami

Vice President, GE Additive

Timothy W Simpson

Timothy W Simpson

Paul Morrow Professor of Engineering Design and ManufacturingCo-Director, Penn State CIMP-3D, The Pennsylvania State University

Jim Joyce

Jim Joyce

Leader of the Additive Manufacturing Practice, Deloitte Consulting

John Hamilton

John Hamilton

Vice President, Engineering, Boeing Commercial Airplanes, The Boeing Company

Adam Broda

Adam Broda

Production Engineering Manager, Boeing Additive Manufacturing, The Boeing Company

Mike Vander Wel

Mike Vander Wel

Chief Engineer, Production Engineering, The Boeing Company

Gero Corman

Gero Corman

Head of Additive Manufacturing Group Digitalization Department, Volkswagen Group

Kirk D Skaggs

Kirk D Skaggs

Associate Technical Fellow, Material Development Program Manager, Tooling & Operations, Boeing Additive Manufacturing, The Boeing Company

Jenette Ramos

Jenette Ramos

Senior Vice President, Supply Chain & Operations, The Boeing Company

John Slotwinski

John Slotwinski

Additive Manufacturing Technical Lead, Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory; & Chair, ASTM-ISO F42 Committee on AM Technologies

Robert Bodor

Robert Bodor

Vice President & General Manager, Americas at Proto Labs

NEWS AND EVENTS

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MIT Professor John Hart Discusses Additive Manufacturing with Financial Times

In a recent Financial Times documentary, MIT Professor A. John Hart shows off the new 3D printers developed in his lab and remarks on Additive Manufa…

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Inside MIT xPRO's Online Additive Manufacturing Course

MIT's Professor John Hart discusses the history and applications of AM across industries and offers an inside look at his MIT xPRO online course.

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Ask an MIT Professor: What Is Additive Manufacturing and Why Is It Important?

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Ask an MIT Professor: How to Prepare for the Factory of the Future

The MIT Task Force on the Work of the Future called for investing in “human-centric technology development” We recently spoke with Professor John Har…

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From Promotions to Patents: Survey Reveals Career Impact of MIT xPRO’s Online Additive Manufacturing Certificate

A recent survey of professionals who earned a professional certificate in Additive Manufacturing (AM) from MIT xPRO illustrates how learning online c…

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How Remote Work Is Driving Digital Transformation in Design and Manufacturing

Our abrupt and ongoing shift to remote work is having wide-ranging effects on design, engineering, and manufacturing industries, putting great pressu…

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