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Effective Term:
Spring 2016 through Summer 2018

Course Number:
MCH 288A
Course Title:
Technical Skill Assessment in CNC Milling
Credit Hours:
3
Lecture Hours:
0
Lecture/Lab Hours:
20
Lab Hours:
60

Course Description

Tests the learned skill sets acquired in the coursework leading to the One-Year Certificate in CNC Milling. Incorporates blueprint reading, feeds and speeds, shop math, precision measurement, manual lathe and mill, Mastercam CNC programming, and CNC milling. Audit available.

Intended Outcomes for the course

  • Apply blueprint reading skills, shop math skills, and both basic and precision measurement skills in the planning and completion of an assigned shop project with an emphasis on CNC milling.
  • Operate a variety of assigned manual machining tools including band saws, drill presses, manual lathes, manual vertical mills, and CNC milling machines to complete a pre-designed project which tests the students skills on these machines.
  • Inspect and document quality information on inspection forms using precision and basic measuring tools.

Course Activities and Design

Students will be assigned a project composed of multiple parts that when finished, will assemble into a functioning tool or product.  Most parts will be specified as to what machines to use and students will apply past learning in setting up the machines and manufacturing parts that comply with print and dimensional requirements.  Students will inspect and document quality information relating to the parts they make.  Of particular focus on this project will be the application of skills on CNC milling machines.

Outcome Assessment Strategies

The design of the test project incorporates skillsets acquired in multiple courses, many of which are listed as prerequisites to this course.  In manufacturing the subparts on the various assigned machines, you are being tested on your level of learned skills on those machines.  Students will inspect the various assigned subparts using an assigned inspection form and related scoring rubric.  A final grade will be assigned using an averaging of the scores of the different assigned parts, as well as the final assembly and functionality of the tool or product.