Construction, Design & Manufacturing

151 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS I (3) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour; Lab: 6 hours

In this course basic programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines are studied in detail. Also, history, terminology and related calculations of CNC machines are introduced.

151A PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IA (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

In this course basic programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines are studied in detail. Also, history, terminology and related calculations of CNC machines are introduced.

151B PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IB (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

Continuation of the in the basic programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines class.

151C PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IC (1) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour

Continuation of the in the basic programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines class lecture.

152 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS II (6) CSU

Lecture: 2 hour; Lab: 12 hours

This is an introductory course to intermediate programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Development, terminology and related calculations are reviewed in this course.

152A PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIA (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is one of four modules in the introductory course to intermediate programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Development, terminology and related calculations are reviewed in this course.

152B PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIB (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is the second of four modules in the introductory course to intermediate programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Development, terminology and related calculations are reviewed in this course.

152C PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIC (1) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour

This is the third of four modules in the introductory course to intermediate programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Development, terminology and related calculations are reviewed in this course.

152D PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IID (6) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour; Lab: 6 hours

This is last of four modules in the introductory course to intermediate programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Development, terminology and related calculations are reviewed in this course.

155 PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS III (6) CSU

Lecture: 2 hours, Lab: 12 hours

This course studies advanced programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Advancements, applications and related calculations are covered in this course.

155A PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIIA (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is first of four modules in the advanced programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Advancements, applications and related calculations are covered in this course.

155B PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIIB (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is second of four modules in the advanced programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Advancements, applications and related calculations are covered in this course.

155C PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIIC (1) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour

This is third of four modules in the advanced programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Advancements, applications and related calculations are covered in this course.

155D PROGRAMMING AND OPERATION OF CNC MACHINE TOOLS IIID (3) CSU

Lecture: 1 hour, Lab: 6 hours

This is last of four modules in the advanced programming, safe set-up and operation of CNC machines. Advancements, applications and related calculations are covered in this course.

161 COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM)1 (4) CSU

Lecture; 3 hours, Lab; 3 hours

This course is a practical study of application of Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems for development of computer numerical control (CNC) programs for complex two and three axis machined parts. Topics include Use 3-D graphics and part verification software systems.

161A COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM) 1A (3) CSU

Lecture: 3 hours

Application of Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems for development of computer numerical control (CNC) programs for complex two and three axis machined parts are studied in this course. Topics include Use 3-D graphics and part verification software systems.

161B COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM) 1B (1) CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This course focuses on practical study of application of conventional CNC systems for Numerical Control (CNC) programs for complex two and three axis machined parts. Topics include Use 3-D graphics and part verification software systems.

162 COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM) II (4) CSU

Lab: 12 hours

This course is practical study of intermediate and advanced application of CAM system related to CNC programming and machining operations.

162A COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM) IIA (2) CSU

Lab: 6 hours

This course is practical study of intermediate and advanced application of CAM system related to CNC programming and machining operations.

162B COMPUTER ASSISTED MACHINE PROGRAMMING (CAM) IIB (2) CSU

Lab: 6 hours

This course is an intense practical study of intermediate and advanced application of CAM system related to CNC programming and machining operations.

184 INSPECTION PROCEDURES I (3) CSU

Lecture: 3 hours

This course reviews principles, application, nomenclature and applied technology of precision measuring instruments. An introduction to CMM and hands-on use of instruments including safe, and proper care are studied in this course.

186 INSPECTION PROCEDURES II (3) CSU

Lecture: 3 hours

This course covers statistical control procedures for inspectors and other manufacturing personnel. Topics include data collection, chart construction, random sampling, limits, standard practices and use of CMM.

250 SELECTED TOPICS MACHINE SHOP CONVENTIONAL, CNC, AND CAD/CAM. (6) RPT3 CSU

Lecture: 6 hours

This course is a practical study of conventional machine shop. Topics such as CNC and Computer applications with an introduction to safety, set-up, operation and terminology of basic machine tools such as band saws, drill presses, lathes, mills, pedestal grinders, power saws, and CNC machines are studied in this course.

250A SELECTED TOPICS MACHINE SHOP CONVENTIONAL & CNC (CSU)(3) RPT3 CSU

Lecture: 3 hours

This course focuses on conventional machine shop. Topics such as CNC and Computer applications with an introduction to safety, set-up, operation and terminology of basic machine tools such as band saws, drill presses, lathes, mills, pedestal grinders, power saws, and CNC machines are studied in this course.

250BSELECTED TOPICS MACHINE SHOP CAD/CAM(CSU) (3) RPT3 CSU

Lecture: 3 hours

This course covers computer applications and introduction to safety, set-up, operation and terminology of basic machine and application of basic CAD/CAM.

251 SELECTED APPLICATIONS MACHINE SHOP; CONVENTIONAL AND CNC (2) RPT3 CSU

Lab: 6 hours

This course is a practical study of conventional machine shop, CNC applications with an intermediate presentation of safety, set-up, operation and terminology of machine tools such as band saws, grinders, lathes, mills, pedestal grinders, power saws and CNC machines, and their attachments. Application of hand tools and measuring tools are also covered with an introduction to intermediate specialized machining.

251A SELECTED APPLICATIONS MACHINE SHOP; CONVENTIONAL AND CNC (1) RPT3 CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is module one of two for the course covering the practical study of conventional machine shop, CNC applications with an intermediate presentation of safety, set-up, operation and terminology of machine tools such as band saws, grinders, lathes, mills, pedestal grinders, power saws and CNC machines, and their attachments. Application of hand tools and measuring tools are also covered with an introduction to intermediate specialized machining.

251B SELECTED APPLICATIONS MACHINE SHOP / CNC (1) RPT3 CSU

Lab: 3 hours

This is module two of two for the course covering the practical study of conventional machine shop, CNC applications with an intermediate presentation of safety, set-up, operation and terminology of machine tools such as band saws, grinders, lathes, mills, pedestal grinders, power saws and CNC machines, and their attachments. Application of hand tools and measuring tools are also covered with an introduction to intermediate specialized machining.

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