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This is an 18 credit class, requiring ∼18 hours per week for lecture, design, training, prototyping, and documentation. The course grade is based 80% on satisfying the weekly assignments with adequate documentation to show how to reproduce your work, and 20% on a final project showing an ability to integrate the skills. The cutoff for submitting the former, and receiving materials for the latter, will be Dec. 5, preceding the final week of classes. Work following this date is intended to be for debugging rather than development. Grading evaluates familiarity with the relative roles of each of the skills covered, an ability to demonstrate and integrate their use, and awareness of how to master more advanced applications. All sources used (including AI) must be acknowledged. The class requires and provides shop access, which must be used safely, responsibly, and respectfully.

MAS.863/4.140/6.9020 How To Make (almost) Anything Post-Application 2025 Applications were selected for MAS.863/4.140/6.9020 ( How to Make ( almost ) Anything ) following the first class. Enrollment is regrettably limited by lab space, and hence is by permission. If you would like to be added to a waiting list, send a message to mas863admin at cba.mit.edu with a subject of "fab class application", briefly describing your fabrication background and interest in taking the course, your institutional status, and include a small picture (to help connect names with faces). Send from your you@mit.edu

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