18 courses with the subject MACH, 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.
MACH 111Basic Machine Shop Theory I3
Offers an introduction to the occupation and industry of machinists, tool and die makers, and related specialists. Includes accident prevention, basic metal properties, and development of knowledge and competency in the safe utilization, operation, and maintenance of hand tools, portable power tools, measuring instruments, wire wheels and buffers, belt sanders, drilling machines, cutoff and contour machines, pedestal grinders, tool grinders, and lathes, as well as in the use of lubricants and coolants.
Through hands-on training and shop projects, students learn the skills required of machinists and workers in directly related crafts, including the safe utilization, operation, and maintenance of hand tools, portable power tools, measuring instruments, cutoff and contour machines, pedestal grinders, tool grinders, and lathes.
Through hands-on training and shop projects, students learn the skills required for safe utilization, operation, and maintenance of lathes, Bridgeport mills, shapers and planers, vertical mills, horizontal mills, precision instruments, and surface grinders.
Introduces the principles of foundry work (forging and casting), cutting speeds and feeds, surface grinding, chords and bolt circle calculations, milling machines, and the use of the machinery handbook.
Further develops skills previously introduced and provides training in turning, threading, knurling, milling, surface grinding, heat treating, blueprint reading, and inspection.
Introduces concepts of Lean Manufacturing, waste reduction in manufacturing, Six Sigma concepts on reducing variation in manufacturing, and Total Productive Maintenance (the process of using machines, equipment, employees, and supporting processes to maintain and improve the integrity of production and the quality of systems).
Provides training in safety topics associated with workplace hazards, including the recognition, avoidance, abatement, and prevention of workplace hazards, and provides overview information regarding OSHA, including workers’ rights and employer responsibilities. Qualified students will receive the OSHA 30 card at the completion of the course.
Covers tool and cutter grinding, gear manufacturing and nomenclature, electrical discharge machining (EDM), geometric tolerances, indexing, dividing heads, and an introduction to numerical control.
Continues MACH 232 with additional shop projects designed to introduce new skills and enhance previously learned skills. Increased emphasis is placed on proficiency and productivity.
Emphasizes individual shop projects involving many phases of machining, machine rebuilding, production set-ups, and tool and die making. Students serve as shop foreman on a rotating basis.
Offers additional shop work with individual hands-on projects involving various phases of machining, machine rebuilding, production set-ups, and tool and die making. Students serve as shop foreman on a rotating basis.
Introduces basic principles of industrial hydraulics and pneumatics, including types of fluids and their use to transmit power throughout various circuits. Examines pumps, compressors, circuit components and their application and control, and covers such elements as flow, pressure, force, temperature, torque, speed, horsepower, efficiency, fluid, and system conditioning, as well as component and circuit performance, selection, and specification. Emphasizes the theoretical and practical aspects of each topic.
A detailed overview of the field of additive manufacturing/3D printing. Emphasizes foundational concepts, processes, materials, and the use of CAD related to the processes.
A detailed overview of the field of robotic manufacturing/automated systems technology. Emphasizes concepts, processes, materials, and programming for automated manufacturing techniques. Includes robot terminology, communications, applications, and safety.
Addresses more complex topics in the field of additive manufacturing/3D printing. Emphasizes complex processes, materials, and the use of CAD related to the processes. Includes troubleshooting techniques and advancements being made in the field.
An in-depth, continuation of MACH 272, explores more complex topics in the field of robotic manufacturing/automated systems technology. Emphasizes complex processes, materials, and various types of automation. Explores troubleshooting techniques and advancements being made in the field.
A comprehensive introduction to electric discharge machining/subtractive manufacturing method for machining, this course covers: EDM definitions and processes, benefits and challenges associated with EDM, and applications.
