MFGT 4140 Capstone Project I

Initial phase of a comprehensive design project addressing a real-world manufacturing problem.

About this course

MFGT 4140 is the first half of the two-part capstone sequence for the Bachelor of Applied Technology — Advanced Manufacturing. You will work on a comprehensive design project that addresses a real-world manufacturing problem, often in partnership with an industry sponsor.

In this course, you focus on the initial phase: identifying the problem, reviewing relevant literature and industry standards, and developing a solid project plan. You will also create the technical specifications and feasibility analysis that will guide the work in the second term.

Who takes this course

• Bachelor of Applied Technology — Advanced Manufacturing

Credits: 3 · Hours: 90

Prerequisites

• MFGT 2900 Control Systems Design
• MFGT 3860 Composite Materials
• MFGT 3750 Failure Analysis

Learning outcomes

• Define a manufacturing problem and scope a project plan with a supervisor.
• Conduct a literature and standards review to support the design approach.
• Develop initial technical specifications and feasibility analysis.
• Present project findings and next steps in a professional report.

Evaluation