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Course description: This course will introduce students to the tooling and materials used in new product development. Students will learn about metallic and non-metallic materials used in the design of tooling. Emphasis will be placed on the lean development of tooling and how to integrate suppliers to reduce overall cost of product development.

– New Product Development 103 –
Tooling & Materials for New Product Development

image shows a variety of parts and tooling fixtures used to make these parts on a wall.

Partial Course content

Physical and chemical properties of materials.
Purpose of tooling design

Construction principles

Design economics

Developing the initial design
Partial Course objectives

Analyze product development process

Evaluate techniques for concept generation

Rate product concepts

Evaluate the impact of various designs

Predict product costs

image shows someone using a small furnace to heat treat a part

Learning Outcomes

Students will be able to produce a viable tooling design for a product of their choice. The design will include tooling plan, product needs evaluation, product specification including materials to be used, concept generation, concept selection, and a plan for manufacturability and/or procurement.

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