16 courses with the subject AMT, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
Safety, cutting speeds, types of lathes, lathe accessories, lathe operation, and measuring instruments are covered in this course. Lathe operations covered include facing, turning, center drilling, reaming, boring, tapering, knurling, and thread chasing. (Prerequisites:
Safety, cutting speeds, types of lathes, lathe accessories, lathe operation, and measuring instruments are covered in this course. Lathe operations covered include facing, turning, center drilling, reaming, boring, tapering, knurling, and thread chasing. (Prerequisites:
Information about safety, types of milling machines, milling machine attachments, and milling operations are covered in this course. Milling operations include squaring a piece, locating holes, drilling operations, and milling slots. Technical competence in the use of measuring instruments is also stressed. (Prerequisites: AMT-151, AMT-152; Co-requisite: AMT-116) 146
Information about safety, types of milling machines, milling machine attachments, and milling operations are covered in this course. Milling operations include squaring a piece, locating holes, drilling operations, and milling slots. Technical competence in the use of measuring instruments is also stressed. (Prerequisites: AMT-151, AMT-152; Co-requisite: AMT-115)
This course covers machine trades theory including safety practices and working concepts of hand tools, bandsaws, belt sanders, pedestal grinders, drill presses, and cutting tools. It explains various material modification applications including hand tools, cutting, deburring, sharpening, grinding, and various cutting tools. Measuring instruments are also stressed throughout this course. (Co-requisite: AMT-152)
This course covers machine trades theory including safety practices and working concepts of hand tools, bandsaws, belt sanders, pedestal grinders, drill presses, and cutting tools. It provides practical applications from the lecture via projects. (Co-requisite: AMT-151)
Safety, cutting speeds, types of lathes, lathe accessories, lathe operation, and measuring instruments are covered in this course. Information about safety, types of milling machines, milling machine attachments, and milling operations are covered in this course. Technical competence in the use of measuring instruments is also stressed. (Prerequisites: AMT-151,
This covers the practical portion of the subtractive manufacturing course. Lathe operations covered include facing, turning, center drilling, reaming, boring, tapering, knurling, and thread chasing. Milling operations include squaring a piece, locating holes, drilling operations, and milling slots. (Prerequisites: AMT-151, AMT-152; Co-requisite: AMT- 153)
This course covers the general information, such as G codes and M codes needed to program CNC lathes. CNC lathe safety procedures, tooling set-up, programming, and operation theory are covered in the course. Tool offsets are also covered in this course. (Prerequisites:
This course covers the general information, such as G codes and M codes needed to program CNC lathes. CNC lathe and safety procedures, tooling set-up, programming, and operation theory are covered in the course. Touching off tools, entering programs and running programs are practiced in this course. Tool offsets are also covered in this course. (Prerequisites: AMT-113, AMT-114; Co-requisite: AMT-215)
This course covers the general information, such as G codes and M codes needed to program CNC Milling machines. CNC Milling machine safety procedures, tooling set-up, programming, and operation theory are covered in the course. Tool offsets are also covered in this course. (Prerequisites: AMT-115, AMT-116; Co-requisite: AMT-218)
This course covers the general information, such as G codes and M codes needed to program CNC Milling machines. CNC Milling machine safety procedures, tooling set-up, programming, and operation theory are covered in the course. Touching off tools, entering 147
This course introduces the students to the use of Computer Aided Design (CAD) software to create 2D geometry. Once the 2D geometry is complete tool paths are created to machine parts, editing tool paths, and downloading appropriate information to CNC and machine. (Prerequisites: AMT-215, AMT-216, AMT-217, AMT-218; Co-requisite: AMT-258)
This course instructs the student in the application of CAD/CAM with CNC equipment. Students learn to create part models using SolidWorks and then write machining code using Mastercam. CNC machines are set up by the students to create the parts. Once parts are completed, students are instructed on inspection and quality control of the parts. (Prerequisites: AMT-215, AMT-216, AMT-217, AMT-218; Co-requisite: AMT-257)
This course covers machine schedule, estimating, print control, revisions, tooling and material needs, and final production analysis. This course places the student as the owner of her/his shop to choose a part, estimate machine times, create or check blueprints. (Prerequisites: AMT-215, AMT-216, AMT-217, AMT-218; Co-requisite: AMT-266)
This course allows students to take on the role of a shop owner. They will select one or multiple parts, machine them using either manual or CNC machines, inspect the components, and assemble the parts if necessary. Upon completion, students will inspect their final product and evaluate the project to determine whether it resulted in a profit or loss. (Prerequisites: AMT-215, AMT-216, AMT-217, AMT-218; Co-requisite: AMT-265)
Source: Johnson College's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 59
