In this course, students learn about 3D printing concepts and technologies with a focus on FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling). Students with little or no knowledge of 3D modeling and printing will get a good start with this course. It covers basic concepts, creating simple to complex shapes, creating SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) shapes (i.e. logos, symbols, icons, or illustrations), 3D file formats, and how they work. They also learn about using slicing software, fine-tuning printer configurations, and understanding the nuances of printing complex shapes.
The Process

Students will use Tinkercad as their primary tool to explore the basics of 3D modeling. Upon completing all required assignments, students can then move on to learning advanced tools, such as Fusion 360 for more sophisticated modeling as well as Meshmixer and MeshLab for editing and manipulating 3D files.
Play the video to get an overview of 3D Printing and what is covered in the course.