Transcript title

Manufacturing Processes III

Credits

4

Grading mode

Standard letter grades

Total contact hours

80

Lecture hours

20

Lab hours

60

Prerequisites

MFG 112.

Course Description

Culminates the Manufacturing Processes series (MFG 110, MFG 112, MFG 114) focused on advanced manual machining skills. Emphasizes precision in complex operations involving manual lathes and milling machines. Includes systems of fits, tolerances, assemblies, and quality assurance. Features hands-on projects that support development of critical thinking, problem-solving, and project management skills. Integrates basic material science with machining processes, and introduces principles of environmental and sustainable practices in manufacturing.

Course learning outcomes

1. Demonstrate safe practices while using the MATC Machining Lab.
2. Apply systems of fits, tolerances, and assemblies in manufacturing.
3. Use the basics of material science to incorporate sustainable practices into manufacturing processes.
4. Develop detailed process plans and documentation for machining complex parts and assemblies.
5. Demonstrate the ability to effectively manage complex manufacturing projects using critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
6. Demonstrate proficiency to accomplish advanced processes using milling machines and engine lathes.

Content outline

1. Review of key concepts from Manufacturing Processes II
2. Advanced part squaring and milling for accuracy
3. Advanced lathe operations to meet precise specifications
4. Fits, tolerances, and assemblies
5. Material science in machining: material properties and their impact on machining
6. Incorporating environmental considerations and sustainability in manufacturing processes
7. Quality Assurance in manufacturing
8. Project management and problem-solving
9. Capstone project: Planning, execution, and presentation of a comprehensive project demonstrating proficiency in manufacturing processes.

Required materials

This course requires students to purchase safety gear, reference books, measuring instruments, materials, and tools.