Course Overview
- Course Title: Fundamentals of Manufacturing Processes for Engineers
- Instructor: OZIS Academy
- Target Audience:
- Engineers
- Manufacturing professionals
- Students interested in manufacturing processes
- Prerequisites:
- Basic understanding of physics and chemistry concepts
- Familiarity with engineering principles and concepts
Curriculum Highlights
- Key Topics Covered:
- Importance and classification of plastics
- Properties of polymer melts
- Inspection of plastic parts
- Compression, transfer, blow, and injection molding processes
- Metal forming processes (rolling, forging, extrusion, wire & bar drawing, cutting, bending)
- Types, advantages, and disadvantages of metal machining processes
- Turning, boring, drilling, milling, and grinding processes
- Types of metal casting processes
- Heating of metals for pouring into molds and analysis
- Behavior of molten metals and alloys on solidification
- Physics of welding
- Thermal analysis of fusion welding
- Types of welding (arc, resistance, oxy-fuel, pressure)
- Key Skills Learned:
- Identifying common defects in plastic molding
- Implementing quality control measures in plastic molding
- Understanding metal forming processes and applications
- Comprehensive knowledge of metal machining processes
- Recognizing casting defects and solutions in metal casting
- Inspection methods for metal casting
- Product design considerations in metal casting
- Solid understanding of power density and heat balance in welding
Course Format
- Duration: 15 hours on-demand video
- Format: Self-paced online course
- Resources:
- 9 downloadable resources
- Access on mobile and TV
- Certificate of completion