설명
When COVID-19 hit the United Kingdom in March 2020, university teaching was significantly disrupted with many courses moving to online-only teaching. Fusion 360 software empowered us to smoothly transition to fully online courses with only a few months’ notice. This talk will discuss how Fusion 360 became an essential tool for teaching online, and how it enabled the University of Warwick School of Engineering faculty to continue to deliver high-quality teaching. We will discuss our approach to signing up and delivering the first learning experiences with Fusion 360 to a cohort of nearly 400 first-year general engineering students. We will show how students were able to continue working on both individual and group projects across all four years of the degree course remotely. And, of course, we’ll show some of the amazing and innovative work they did. With remote design teams undoubtedly being an important aspect of the future of work, it’s essential to see what students can do with design software today.
주요 학습
- Learn about online teaching and delivery of engineering using Fusion 360
- Learn about utilizing Fusion 360 collaboration tools
- Learn how to apply Fusion 360 for real-world engineering applications
- Learn about designing course content for university-level teaching
발표자
Elizabeth BishopI am a Maker, Baker and Tinkerer loving all things 3D Printed. My PhD was in Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing (3D Printing), improving the technology. I've been interested in 3D printing for several years now and I am a Maker in Residence in the Engineering Build Space at Warwick University where I am exploring making, CAD and CAM alongside 3D printing. Twitter - @DrLizBish LinkedIn - Elizabeth Bishop
Elliott GriffithsElliott is a Lecturer at The University of Warwick (UK) and holds a Masters in Mechanical Engineering. His research interests are surrounding embedding sensing electronics in Hybrid Additive Manufacturing processes to create smart objects and tooling. He also teaches Fusion 360 to the first year students at The University of Warwick (UK) and considers himself to be a Fusion nerd.
Simon LeighDr Simon Leigh is an associate professor of Engineering at the University of Warwick, where he leads the Digital and Material Technologies Laboratory. His research is undertaken in the field of Additive Manufacturing (AM, also known as 3D printing) and focuses on the development and application of novel materials and processes for high-resolution functional AM and multi-material AM. He has also led on the building of the Warwick Engineering Build Space (a collaboration with Autodesk), which is a multi-million pound creative space housing everything from hand tools and machine tools through to CNC equipment, 3D printers and robotics systems. The aim of the Engineering Build Space is to allow students to quickly realise their designs and build both their practical design and manufacturing skills working alongside a team of experienced 'makers in residence.'