Program Overview

Programs

The Segal Design Institute offers a range of programs designed to foster innovation and creativity in design. These programs cater to various levels of education and interests, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of design principles and practices.

Take A Design Course

This program allows students to explore the world of design through a variety of courses. It is an excellent opportunity for those who wish to gain a deeper understanding of design thinking and communication.

Segal Design Certificate

The Segal Design Certificate program is designed for students who want to develop their skills in design. The program includes a range of courses that cover various aspects of design, including electives.

• Curriculum
  • The curriculum for the Segal Design Certificate program includes a range of courses that cover the fundamentals of design.
• Projects
  • Students in the Segal Design Certificate program work on various projects that help them develop their design skills.
• Portfolios
  • The program also includes the development of portfolios, which showcase students' design work.
• Frequently Asked Questions
  • The program's website includes a section that answers frequently asked questions about the Segal Design Certificate.

BS in Manufacturing & Design Engineering (MaDE)

The BS in Manufacturing & Design Engineering (MaDE) program is a comprehensive undergraduate program that combines manufacturing and design engineering. The program includes a range of courses that cover various aspects of manufacturing and design.

• Projects
  • Students in the BS in Manufacturing & Design Engineering (MaDE) program work on various projects that help them develop their skills in manufacturing and design.
• Curriculum
  • The curriculum for the BS in Manufacturing & Design Engineering (MaDE) program includes a range of courses that cover the fundamentals of manufacturing and design.
• Objectives & Outcomes
  • The program's objectives and outcomes are designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of manufacturing and design engineering.
• Segal Iron Pour
  • The program also includes the Segal Iron Pour, which is a unique opportunity for students to learn about iron casting.

Master's Degrees

The Segal Design Institute also offers a range of master's degree programs in design and engineering. These programs are designed for students who want to develop their skills in design and engineering at an advanced level.

Course Listings

The Segal Design Institute offers a range of courses that cover various aspects of design and engineering. One of the courses offered is DSGN 345: Computer-Aided Manufacturing.

DSGN 345: Computer-Aided Manufacturing

DSGN 345: Computer-Aided Manufacturing is a course that teaches students the basics of computer-aided manufacturing. The course covers various topics, including the NX manufacturing environment, machining operations for CNC milling, and the operation of CNC milling machines.

Quarter Offered

The course is offered in the fall and spring quarters, on Wednesdays from 3-6 pm.

Prerequisites

The prerequisites for the course include DSGN 106-1 and 106-2 and ME 240, or instructor approval.

Description

The course teaches students the complete path from part design to manufacturing setup and g-code generation, to proper machine operation and part manufacturing. The teaching method includes 50% lecture and 50% software use.

Topics

The topics covered in the course are independent of any other course. The course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of computer-aided manufacturing.