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1 1  == Accessing the Space and Equipment ==
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4 4  The Rapid Prototyping Studio is available to the following individuals only:
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6 6  * Currently enrolled MEEN Majors
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7 7  * MEEN Faculty and Staff
8 8  * Non-MEEN majors who are currently taking a MEEN course or performing Research work under a MEEN Professor.
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12 12  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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14 14  * 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]]**
15 15  * You must have enough credits in our system to make a reservation. [[**Click here for information on RPS credits and pricing.**>>doc:Main.Credits and Pricing.WebHome]]
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20 -How you use the RPS will also vary by use case. There are currently 3 use cases available at the RPS: Academic, Research, and Personal. Please review these use cases below to determine the rules for y
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23 23  == Academic Use ==
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25 25  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.