DFX design considers manufacturability and improves design efficiency, reducing engineering changes and entering mass production faster: DFA (Design for Assembly) makes products easier to assemble; DFAA (Design for Assembly Automation) makes products easier to automate assembly; DFM (Design for Manufacture) makes parts and molds easier to process; DFC (Design for Cost) optimizes product costs and reduces R&D costs; DFR (Design for Reliability) improves product reliability.

• Experience rich WeChat mini-program calculators to assist classroom teaching
• 3D data of a large number of design cases can be scaled, sectioned and measured on mobile phones through WeChat links, improving the learning experience
• A large number of design exercises to avoid empty theory
• The lecturer has rich design experience and combines customized cases for in-depth discussion to achieve effective interaction
• The lecturer has rich DFX practical experience and can provide DFX project support services

• Product structural design managers/engineers, manufacturing engineers, industrial engineers, product/project managers, cost managers, hardware design managers, personnel responsible for product cost management, inspection and measurement personnel and managers, and related management personnel

• DFX concepts, software tools and implementation paths
• Three necessary conditions of DFX: quantitative evaluation, knowledge supply, decision-making tools (AHP, trade-off table, PUGH method)
• DFC/DFF and empirical formulas and linear regression
• Examination, summary and Q&A