Transcript title
Manufacturing Processes I
Credits
4
Grading mode
Standard letter grades
Total contact hours
80
Other hours
80
Course Description
Introduces students to the fundamentals of manual machining, emphasizing safe operational practices and precision in manufacturing to blueprint specifications. Covers basic part layout, use of hand tools, drill press, bandsaw, manual milling, and lathe processes. Includes reading and interpreting blueprints and the application of precision and semi-precision measuring instruments.
Course learning outcomes
1. Demonstrate safe practices in the machine tool lab, focusing on individual and workplace safety.
2. Demonstrate basic manual machining processes, setups, and strategies to machine various materials at industry standard feeds and speeds.
3. Use and interpret precision measuring tools such as micrometers, calipers and tape measures to accurately machine and inspect course projects.
4. Fabricate a project to blueprint specifications using layout tools, drill press, bandsaw, and hand tools.
5. Perform basic manual milling machine operations including face milling, end milling, and drilling to precise specifications.
6. Execute basic lathe operations like drilling, facing, turning, and grooving, while adhering to blueprint specifications.
7. Understand and apply principles of sustainable manufacturing, emphasizing material efficiency and waste management.
Content outline
- Personal Safety and Ergonomics: individual safety measures and ergonomic practices
- Protective Gear: protective equipment for various manufacturing processes
- Workplace Safety
- Grinding Tools: safety and operational procedures
- Lathes and Milling
- Drill Press and Band Saw
- Basic Part Layout
- Fundamental concepts and skills in manual machining
- Micrometers and tape measures: correct usage and reading techniques.
- Sustainable Practices in Manufacturing
Required materials
This class requires the purchase of safety equipment, reference books, measurement equipment, and tools.
