Manufacturing Centric Product Development - I

This course equips learners with knowledge of developing products optimized for manufacturing. It covers design-for-manufacturing (DFM) principles, industrial production processes, and prototyping. Learners will study material constraints, production economics, and scalability. Practical projects involve designing manufacturable prototypes and aligning design intent with industrial workflows. Emphasis is placed on collaboration between design and engineering to ensure efficiency and cost-effectiveness. Case studies highlight successful industry practices. By the end, learners will gain the ability to design products that balance creativity with manufacturability, preparing them to navigate challenges in industrial production and large-scale product development.