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An early introduction to various prototyping and production technologies is important to the education of engineering students . As such, the skills learned in early engineering classes build a strong foundation for students that maintain their relevancy in job markets and provide valuable knowledge that can be applied in upper-level engineering classes. As a result, many universities have cornerstone design projects for their first-year students, allowing them to get hands-on experience throughout the design process . CNC milling is a widespread technology with many useful applications in both industry and research. Typically, however, this equipment is not introduced to all engineering students, and even then, only introduced in higher-level classes. The Ohio State University has created a firstyear engineering course that is focused towards students interested in nanotechnology and microfluidics, utilizing CNC milling for manufacturing . At the aggregate level, students had a positive reaction to their CNC milling experience, regardless of declared major. Additionally, at the conclusion of the course, students presented their designs and manufacturing techniques to faculty and industry professionals.

Introduction of CNC Milling to First-Year Engineering Students with Interests in Nanotechnology and Microfluidics