MSc industrial engineering and operations management at university of Nottingham
Anyone here done the MSc industrial engineering and operations management course at Uni of Nottingham? Just wanted some help choosing between the module 'Aerospace manufacturing technology' & 'Additive manufacturing and 3D printing'. How challenging are these modules?
Kind regards.
Kind regards.
I haven't done that specific course, but I can give you some advice. Both modules sound interesting, but you should choose based on your interests and career goals. If you like airplanes and aerospace, go for 'Aerospace manufacturing technology'. If you're more into 3D printing and new technologies, choose 'Additive manufacturing and 3D printing'. As for how challenging they are, it depends on your background and effort.
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