Suitable learner profiles
- Mechanical, automobile and production engineering graduates
- CATIA or NX users moving into automotive plastic design
- Freshers targeting product and trim-design roles
- Working designers who need stronger plastic DFM knowledge
Automotive Domain Training
Automotive Interior Plastic Trim Design
Develop automotive trim components using practical plastic-design and manufacturability principles.
Duration3 months
LevelBeginner to advanced
FormatGuided projects
Course Fit & Portfolio
Know who the program is for and what you will build
Use these details to compare the program with your current level and target role before enrolling.
Portfolio projects
- Class-A surface feasibility and tooling-direction study
- Door-trim or dashboard engineering-feature exercise
- Rib, boss, locator and attachment design package
- Complete plastic component with draft, thickness and manufacturability review
Relevant entry roles
- Automotive Plastic Trim Designer
- Plastic Product Design Engineer
- Automotive CAD Engineer
- Design Release/DFM Trainee
Role names and eligibility vary by employer, vacancy and prior experience.
Course Curriculum
What you will study
The sequence builds from essential concepts toward an integrated project and review.
- 01Automotive interior systems and materials
- 02Class-A surface input and tooling direction
- 03Draft, thickness, ribs, bosses and locators
- 04Dashboard, console and door-trim workflows
- 05Injection-moulding feasibility and DFM
- 06Part, assembly and drawing projects
Learning Outcomes
What the course is designed to help you do
- Read plastic-product requirements
- Develop engineering features from styling surfaces
- Apply moulding-aware design rules
- Prepare a focused design portfolio
Talk to our team
Ready to discuss Interior Plastic Trim Design?
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