TAFE Statement in Introduction to Digital Technologies for Manufacturing 502-000005

Overview

About this course

Gain experience with key digital tools shaping modern manufacturing. Explore CAD, CAM, MES and ERP. Learn how they work together to boost efficiency, quality and innovation. Apply your skills on a practical project.

Outcomes

What you'll gain

Learning outcomes

During this course you'll learn to:

use computer-aided design (CAD) to design a part
generate and verify toolpaths with computer-aided manufacturing (CAM)
integrate your part into an assembly model and create a linked bill of materials (BOM)
apply finite element analysis (FEA) to improve performance, safety and reliability
use generative design to improve the performance and manufacturability
integrate feedback into your design process.

Course outcomes

You'll leave this course with:

A Certificate of Attendance.
An understanding of how digital tools and processes work together and why they’re essential for successful manufacturing.
A potential pathway to further study in digital technologies for manufacturing.

Suitability

Is this course right for you?

Professional Development

Learn a new skill and improve your career prospects

Personal Interest

Explore a hobby in a fun and supportive environment

Entry requirements

Some courses require evidence of previous experience or study before you can enrol

There are no entry requirements for this qualification. You can enrol now.

Entry recommendations

To be prepared for this course, we recommend you have:

access to an internet-connected device
basic English skills (ACSF Level 2)
the ability to read and understand simple texts, such as course instructions and lesson descriptions
the ability to navigate online platforms, find materials and use basic digital tools.

We tailor our courses to meet local community needs, so some campuses may have extra entry requirements. Check your preferred location for details. Need help preparing? Contact us for support.

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Pathways

Where can this course take you?

Career pathways

Our graduates go onto roles like: production operator and junior CAD and CAM programmer.

The TAFE Statement in Introduction to Digital Technologies for Manufacturing does not have any courses.

Your experience counts

At TAFE NSW, we recognise your previous work experience and study history. You may be able to use recognition of prior learning when applying for a course in the future. If you're successful, you'll get your qualification faster.

Units

Units taught in this course

Courses can be made up of a combination of core and specialty units.

Core units consist of the knowledge you'll need to build key skills for success in your field, industry or hobby.

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Course code: 502-000005

TAFE Statement in Introduction to Digital Technologies for Manufacturing