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1 1  == Accessing the Space and Equipment ==
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3 3  The Rapid Prototyping Studio is available to the following individuals only:
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5 5  * Currently enrolled MEEN Majors
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6 6  * MEEN Faculty and Staff
7 7  * Non-MEEN majors who are currently taking a MEEN course or performing Research work under a MEEN Professor.
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9 9  In order to make a reservation on equipment in the Rapid Prototyping Studio, you will need to meet the following prerequisites:
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11 11  * You must be trained on the equipment you want to use (if required.) **[[Click here for instructions on how to sign up for training.>>doc:Main.How to Book Training Sessions.WebHome]]**
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16 -Credits are given for free in set amounts to users enrolled in certain MEEN courses, and for Personal use by all MEEN students, at the beginning of every semester. For Research use, and Personal use that goes over your current account balance, credits can be purchased in our [[**online** **store**>>url:https://tamu.estore.flywire.com/products?storeCatalog=5754]]. Credits are non-refundable, but do not expire, except upon graduation. Credits can also be transferred to other students upon request.
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20 +How you use the RPS will also vary by use case. There are
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19 19  == Academic Use ==
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21 21  Academic use is any reservation that is for a specific assignment in a non-research MEEN course. (Research courses must use the pathway for research requests.) Academic use is also available to instructors teaching a MEEN course, as long as it is related to that course.