Advanced & Sustainable Manufacturing

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MEGR 7090/8090 - 003: Digital Manufacturing

Graduate | Fall 2023



Digital manufacturing is an integrated manufacturing approach that leverages computer-based technologies to enhance the efficiency of manufacturing operations and to improve the quality of products and services. As an integrated approach it links systems and processes across all areas, from design to production and on the maintenance and support of the end products. Examples of such computer-based technologies are: Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Augmented Reality, Cloud Computing, Advanced Robotics, Additive Manufacturing, and Digital Twin. Digital Manufacturing technologies contributes for the fourth industrial revolution also be called Industry 4.0.

This course on Digital Manufacturing provides students with the opportunity to acquire the fundamental knowledge of computer-based technologies used in manufacturing, and to prepare them for the implementation of such technologies in the industry. Therefore, the students will be better prepared to address the present and future manufacturing challenges, thus to be succeed in today's competitive business market.


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MEGR 4098/5098/8892 - Intelligent and Sustainable Machining Processes

Undergraduate & Graduate | Spring 2024


This course on Intelligent and Sustainable Machining Processes is designed to provide to the students’ knowledge on the fundamentals, technology and advances in machining. Topics include machining fundamentals, types of machine tools and their architecture, Computer Numerical Control (CNC) technology and programming (including Computer aided Manufacturing (CAM)), cutting tool technology and inspection, tool holding systems, fixtures, metalworking fluids, and advanced machining (High-Speed Machining, robotic machining, machining of difficult-to-cut materials, high precision machining and hybrid processes). Students will also have the opportunity to acquire knowledge on the most recent advances in machining technology, including on intelligent/smart and sustainable machining.


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