Additional Resources
Other resources:
The main branch of the DC Public Library in the MLK Jr. building is home to the state-of-the-art Maker Space and Machinery Fabrication Lab which has four Ultimaker 3D printers available for use by patrons from age 6 and up. For more information visit the Makerspace page on the DCPL website.
Current CU students, faculty, and staff can learn more about 3D printing from LinkedIn Learning. Try these courses:
- Learning 3D Printing by Kacie Hultgren
- 3D Printing a Scale Model with AutoCAD by Kacie Hultgren
- Photoshop: 3D Printing by Ryan Kittleson
- Additive Manufacturing: Materials for 3D Printing by Rich Cameron and Joan Horvath
A certificate program in Additive Manufacturing can be completed through CU’s Materials Science and Engineering department by taking three core courses and two elective courses in materials science, engineering, scientific design, and project management. Learn more about the program by visiting the Additive Manufacturing Graduate Professional Certificate page.
Learn more about 3D printing with our ebook collections.