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| Course number | Course Title |
Instructor's Description [not all classes are "for credit." If you are working toward a degree be sure to verify course type.] |
| DFTG1309 | Beginning CAD |
Introduction to computer aided drafting stressing AutoCAD |
| DFTG2319 | Intermediate CAD |
AutoCAD with extensions and add-ins |
| INMT1349 | Materials & Processes (non-ferrous foundry) | Intro to metal casting -- Stressing aluminum and zinc alloys. Open back and cope & drag oil sand, lost foam and plaster molding stressed. Some pattern making. Learn to make your own hot wire foam cutter and furnace |
| MCHN1308 | Basic Lath | (now combined with MCHN1313 in MCHN1338) Covered Introdution to Machine Shop Practices stressing lathe operation |
| MCHN1313 | Basic Mill | (now combined with MCHN1308 in MCHN1338) Covered Introduction to Machine Shop Practices stressing mill operation |
| MCHN1338 | Basic Machining | While the use of trig formulas, gear ratio calculation and conversion of between/among decimal inch, fractional inch and metric dimensions are an integral part of the trade, in this class these concepts are embedded and contextualized by extensive application in many “hands on” activities which stress both safety and the production of useful traditional apprentice machinist’s projects such as parallel jaw clamps, prick and center punches, and pump shafts or “wigglers.” Supporting activities such as print reading, lay-out, tool grinding, and precision “set-up” are stressed. This class emphasizes the safe and efficient operation of traditional manual machines, for the low-volume production or modification/repair of items with minimal “attachments” or special tooling, that is traditional “craft” machining. |
| PrMr0101 | Precision Measurements | Class developed but not offered. Covers use and care of common precision measuring tools, sine bars, gauge blocks, surface plates, unit conversion, mechanical layout/inspection |
| MATH2342 | Intro to Statistics | Class developed but not offered. Introduction to basic statistics stressing shop/S.P.C. applications, hand calculations are minimized by using the M/S Excel spreadsheet |
13-Jul-06
by GmcD click to email