Title: Produce parts using computer-driven additive and subtractive processes.
Course: Materials and Processes Technology (13052-18) > Section: Exploring Computer-Driven Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing

Production should include

- following the engineering design process
- selecting materials, based on their properties, to construct the product solution
- following standard processing techniques, given the material and end design
- determining economic feasibility.

Process/Skill Questions:

- What advantages might a printed model or part have over a part produced using traditional methods?
- What materials are used with an additive process?
- What advantages might a part made with subtractive processes have over a part made with additive processes?
- What methods are used in the testing and evaluating of finished parts?
- How does rapid prototyping relate to additive and subtractive manufacturing?
- What are the differences in safety procedures used between additive and subtractive processes?