3D Printing & Product Design with Fusion 360 & Ultimaker Cura
Description
This course is one of our flagship Tech Camp experiences, infused with hands-on, project-based learning, designed to equip students with 21st-century technology skills. Students will engage in real-world problem solving and collaborate with fellow students to create solutions to some of the world’s biggest problems.
Computer:
- Laptop or desktop computer running Windows or macOS that meets the minimum specifications of the hardware and software listed below.
- Built-in or external microphone
- Built-in or external speakers or headphones
- Google Chrome browser
- Additional computer screen/monitor (recommended)
Hardware:
Software:
Other Materials:
- Leaf Rings (key rings)
- Skateboard Bearing
- Metal Ball Weights
- Glue Stick
- 3-4 Sample 3D Prints in ziplock bag
- Calipers
- Putty Spatula
- Pliers
- Wet Sanding Paper
- Blue Painters Tape
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Info
- Product Type: Tech Camps
- Career Pathway: Creative Design
- Career Track: 3D Printing
- Level: 1
- Pre-requisites: None
- Age: 13-18
- Grade:
- Style: Teacher-led
- Modules:
- Certificate Awarded: Yes