New optional course: 3D printing in practice

F3410 – 3D printing in practice is a new course of Assoc. Prof. Pavel Slavíček and Dr. Vlasta Štěpánová. It aims to introduce to students the 3D printing and its use in practice, for example in the laboratory or in teaching.

3 May 2024 Tereza Schmidtová Anežka Winklerová

We present a new course in the autumn semester: F3410 3D printing in practice. Course is guaranteed by the Department of Plasma Physics and Technology and it is open for any typo of study program.

The course will introduce you not only to the principles and basic design of 3D printers, but also their history and use. You will get practical tips and gain experience with creating 3D models in various programs. You will learn about the properties of printing materials and create your own 3D model.

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