1. Designing a Mobile Application for Evaluating Manufacturability of Parts Using Additive Manufacturing Open Access Author: Dinda, Shantanab Title: Designing a Mobile Application for Evaluating Manufacturability of Parts Using Additive Manufacturing Graduate Program: Industrial Engineering Keywords: 3D printingAdditive ManufacturingMobile ApplicationManufacturability AnalysisVoxel-based ModelsVoxelizationBuild Time EstimationCost Estimation File: Download Shantanab_Dinda_MSIE_SU17_Final_Thesis.pdf Committee Members: Timothy William Simpson, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorNicholas Alexander Meisel, Committee MemberJanis P Terpenny, Committee Member
2. Embedding Electromagnetic Components in CubeSat Structures Using Additive Manufacturing Open Access Author: Arenson, Rebecca Ann Title: Embedding Electromagnetic Components in CubeSat Structures Using Additive Manufacturing Graduate Program: Electrical Engineering Keywords: Additive ManufacturingElectromagnetics3D printingAntennasCubeSats File: Download Masters_Thesis_Final_Fixed.pdf Committee Members: Sven G Bilen, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorTimothy Joseph Kane, Committee MemberNicholas Alexander Meisel, Committee Member
3. Employing eye-tracking, screen capture and artifact analysis methods to characterize re-design for Additive Manufacturing behaviors Open Access Author: Mehta, Priyesh Title: Employing eye-tracking, screen capture and artifact analysis methods to characterize re-design for Additive Manufacturing behaviors Graduate Program: Additive Manufacturing and Design Keywords: Additive ManufacturingPowder bed fusionmetal AdditiveEye trackingQualitative analysisDesign for Additive Manufacturingmanufacturability matrixdesign ideation3D printingcognitive designengineering educationgraduate engineering educationworkforce developmentdesign engineeringnovice v/s expert designers File: Download Priyesh_Mehta_MS_Thesis_finalversion_submitted.pdf Committee Members: Catherine G P Berdanier, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorGuhaprasanna Manogharan, Committee MemberTimothy W. Simpson, Program Head/Chair
4. Reducing near-surface voids in metal (T-6Al-4V) powder bed fusion additive manufacturing: the effect of inter-hatch travel time. Open Access Author: Diehl, Brett Title: Reducing near-surface voids in metal (T-6Al-4V) powder bed fusion additive manufacturing: the effect of inter-hatch travel time. Graduate Program: Materials Science and Engineering Keywords: Additive Manufacturing3D printingTi-6Al-4VVoid Formation File: Download Masters_Thesis_Brett_Diehl_Final.pdf Committee Members: Dr. Abdalla Nassar, Thesis Advisor/Co-AdvisorDr. Jayme Keist, Committee MemberDr. Allison Beese, Committee MemberJohn C Mauro, Program Head/Chair
