Learn How to Make
Almost Anything!
The Maker Bootcamp is an effort from
the University of Minnesota Libraries
to provide comprehensive training on
maker-related equipment, software,
and tools through an open-access
project-based curriculum.
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OVERVIEW:
The curriculum is made up of modules that aim
to teach you how to make almost anything! Each
module aims to teach a fundamental maker
skillset and is divided into 3 levels.
Level 1: Make it
Learn how to make with makerspace equipment.
Level 2: Design it
Learn how to design with makerspace software.
Level 3: Create it
Take what you learned from level 1 and 2 and create
something original.
INSTRUCTION MODES:
Online:
Canvas - Document and PowerPoint Guides
Maker Discord - Ask questions, get help, share your work
In Person:
Level 1: Equipment Workshops - HSL Makerspace + Walter Makerspace
Level 2: Software Workshops - HSL
Makerspace
COURSE CONTENT:
Quickstart Guides:
Looking for the fastest way to learn how to use
a piece of maker equipment? These guides are
designed to teach the fundamentals and get
you started!
• Intro to Filament 3D Printing
• Intro to Resin 3D Printing
• Intro to Sewing and Embroidery
• Intro to Laser Cutting
• Intro to CNC Milling
• Intro to Vacuum Forming
Module 1: Computer-Aided Design:
The first module is Computer-Aided
Design. A crash course on how to model
3D objects and assemblies and bring
them to life CAD software like Fusion 360
Example: z.umn.edu/yasmin-portfolio
Module 2: Computer-Controlled Cutting:
The second module is Computer-Controlled Cutting. A crash course on how to design assemblies and bring
them to life with vector based graphic design software like Inkscape
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