3D Printing’s specialized course at the University of Toronto

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3D Printing is rapidly growing. The University of Toronto opens up a graduate-level course for Mechanical and Industrial students.
This 3D printing course is based on Associate Professor Tobin Filleter‘s and Eric Diller’s MIE1744, MIE1724 Nanomechanics of Materials.

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