UNIVERSITY of NOTRE DAME COLLEGE of ENGINEERING OFFICE of the PROVOST . | Skip to navigation Notre Dame Design Deck Search Site Search Advanced Search… Personal tools Log in Sections Home News Safety Tutorials Laser Cutter 3D Printer Techno Router Arduinos Courses EG 20100 Spring 2016 EG 20100 Spring 2014 Directory Home N3D | Notre Dame Design Deck Become certified and use machines like a 3d printer, arduino microcontrollers, soldering irons and a laser cutter for any of your design projects. Safety in the Notre Dame Design Deck Safety is of huge importance in the Design Deck. Read all of our safety guidelines and learn how to keep yourself, as well as others, safe when using the Notre Dame Design Deck. Welcome to the Notre Dame Design Deck The N3D provides workspace, equipment, and training to facilitate hands on learning for Notre Dame undergraduate engineering students involved with class activities, design competitions, personal projects, and other endeavors. Safety Safety is key for N3D. See the Safety section for guidelines, safety video, and quiz. Courses A 1-credit tutorial-based course is offered giving instruction for various equipment at N3D. Registration for the first spring course is currently closed. To register for the second spring course, contact Natalie Gedde (ngedde@nd.edu). News >More News The Notre Dame Design Desk is open for business! January 21, 2013 Notre Dame Design Deck >View more News Student Spotlight College of Engineering close button Joshua Szczudlak VIEW FULL PROFILE Email: jszczud1@nd.edu Phone: 219-241-6002 Curriculum Vitae Affiliations Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student College of Engineering Graduate Student Notre Dame Design Deck TA Click for more information about Joshua Joshua Szczudlak Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering Graduate Student College of Engineering Graduate Student Notre Dame Design Deck TA >Click to learn more Copyright © 2017 The Notre Dame Design Deck at the University of Notre Dame E-mail: Accessibility Information