Upon successful completion of the learning experience, students will be able to: define hazards associated with Additive Manufacturing processing; explain Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) required with Additive Manufacturing; describe hazard communication and labeling in Additive Manufacturing; discuss maintenance and lockout/tagout procedures; explain applications of Additive Manufacturing and identify industries using AM parts; explain Additive Manufacturing processes using ASTM standards; define key Additive Manufacturing terminology using ASTM standards; compare advantages and disadvantages of Additive Manufacturing and traditional manufacturing; explain foundations of quality; discuss Additive Manufacturing design strengths and weaknesses; illustrate Additive Manufacturing design considerations; explain design strategy and reverse engineering; identify digital input sources and characteristics; explain creation of build files; Identify hardware input sources; describe the Additive Manufacturing processes using ASTM definitions; describe the seven technologies of Additive Manufacturing (Binder Jetting, Directed Energy Deposit, Material Extrusion, Material Jetting, Powder Bed Fusion, Sheet Lamination, Vat Polymerization); identify the advantages of materials with the various technologies; describe material properties considerations; explain secondary processing in Additive Manufacturing; discuss critical material considerations in post-processing for polymers; and define Additive Manufacturing post-processes.