Metal Fabrication for Industrial Designers

Metal Fabrication for Industrial Designers offers a comprehensive exploration of techniques and methodologies essential for creating innovative metal structures and components. Participants will engage in hands-on projects that emphasize practical skills in welding, cutting, and assembling metal materials, tailored specifically for industrial design contexts. The course is structured to foster creativity and technical proficiency, enabling learners to translate design concepts into tangible products.
Throughout the program, participants will work collaboratively on projects that culminate in a final presentation, where they will showcase their fabricated designs. This interactive approach not only enhances technical skills but also encourages participants to publish their findings and projects in Cademix Magazine, contributing to their professional portfolios. The course is designed to equip graduates and professionals with the necessary competencies to excel in the fast-evolving landscape of industrial design.
Introduction to Metal Fabrication Techniques
Overview of Welding Processes (MIG, TIG, Stick)
Metal Cutting Methods and Tools
Material Selection for Industrial Design
Design Principles for Fabrication
Safety Protocols in Metal Fabrication
Project Planning and Management in Fabrication
Hands-On Welding and Assembly Workshops
Advanced Finishing Techniques for Metal Products
Final Project: Design and Fabricate a Functional Metal Prototype

To develop advanced skills in metal fabrication that enhance design capabilities and prepare participants for careers in industrial design.

Graduates, job seekers, business professionals, and researchers or consultants interested in metal fabrication.

Basic understanding of industrial design principles and familiarity with hand tools.