The Engineering of Technological Processes Minor enables students to master modern approaches to developing manufacturing technologies for machine parts and assemblies—from a digital model to a finished product. Students will learn how to design technological processes, select manufacturing equipment and cutting tools, develop CNC machining programs, work with CAD/CAM systems, analyze manufacturability, and improve production efficiency. The Minor complements training in Reverse Engineering and Additive Manufacturing Technologies, equipping students with practical competencies of a process engineer that are highly demanded by modern mechanical engineering enterprises.
Objective: To develop students' professional competencies in the design, analysis, and improvement of technological processes for manufacturing mechanical engineering products through the application of CAD/CAM technologies, CNC programming, and modern digital engineering tools.
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Competency Map of the Specialist |
Key Competencies to Be Developed |
Learning Outcomes |
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Proficiency in modern methods of designing technological processes in mechanical engineering; ability to develop manufacturing technologies for parts and assemblies; proficiency in CAD/CAM systems and CNC programming tools; ability to select manufacturing equipment, cutting tools, and tooling; proficiency in manufacturability analysis, quality control, and continuous improvement of technological processes. |
Develop technological processes for manufacturing parts and assemblies; design routing and operational technological processes; apply CAD/CAM systems for production planning and CNC program development; select manufacturing equipment, cutting tools, and tooling; perform manufacturability analysis and choose appropriate manufacturing methods for mechanical components; prepare technological documentation; analyze and optimize technological processes in mechanical engineering production. |
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Date of last changes:30.06.2026
