Teacher: Meg Handley

This three course microcredential series offers a solid foundation in inclusive teaming for technical teams, covering key topics such as role clarity, followership types, psychological safety, personality traits, work styles, attitudes, and organizational culture. It also builds confidence in communication skills by teaching key concepts and their workplace applications, including the communication model, minimizing miscommunication, active listening skills, and professional presentations. Additionally, the course enhances professionalism by focusing on understanding workplace culture, dealing with conflict and ethical issues, and building career skills such as resume building, interviewing skills, and linked profiles.  Learn more about these courses and enroll here: https://beyondengineering.psu.edu/whose-it-for/manufacturing/

Teacher: Meg Handley

This three course microcredential series provides a solid foundation in the fundamentals of additive manufacturing (AM), covering AM processes, materials, and design considerations, along with career opportunities in the AM workforce. It also includes comprehensive instruction in Computer-Aided Design (CAD) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM). Additionally, the series explores AM skills with a focus on Design for Additive Manufacturing (DfAM), offering a refresher on AM processes, applications, and engineering design, making it ideal for those looking to upskill or reskill.  Learn more about these courses and enroll here: https://beyondengineering.psu.edu/whose-it-for/manufacturing/

Teacher: Meg Handley

This three course microcredential series offers a comprehensive foundation in robotics for manufacturing, covering essential vocabulary, types of robots, their specific applications, and diverse career paths in the field. It also explores electrical systems and controls, teaching learners to identify key components, interpret basic electrical diagrams, and explore the software used to control these systems. Additionally, the course equips learners with the knowledge to maintain and troubleshoot robotic systems in industrial environments, emphasizing maintenance and safety.  Learn more about these courses and enroll here: https://beyondengineering.psu.edu/whose-it-for/manufacturing/ 

Teacher: Meg Handley

This four course microcredential series introduces learners to the fundamental concepts and processes of modern manufacturing, including the evolution of manufacturing, common factory processes, and the importance of safety. The series emphasizes the significance of data in manufacturing, covering data collection, analysis, and decision-making through real-world examples. Additionally, the course highlights the vital role of automation, exploring how sensors, robots, and controllers enhance production efficiency, accuracy, and safety. Learners will also develop essential skills for a successful manufacturing career, such as preparing job application materials, mastering workplace communication, understanding teamwork, and making ethical decisions, thereby building the confidence needed to thrive in any professional environment.  Learn more about these courses and enroll here: https://beyondengineering.psu.edu/whose-it-for/manufacturing/