17 courses with the subject AMFG, 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.
AMFG 1100Orientation to Advanced Manufacturing3
This course teaches students basic safety, blueprint reading, introduction to Solidworks, work instructions (travelers) and tracking, basic math review, and the use of measuring and drilling tools. Students will earn an OSHA 10 safety card.
AMFG 1190First Year Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship Capstone6
This course is designed to apply and evaluate learning in the Advanced Manufacturing program. It prepares students for employment in the advanced manufacturing industry and serves as a link between classroom and apprenticeship. Students choose an approved apprenticeship or a capstone project to fulfill this requirement.
This is the first of two courses addressing basic manufacturing principles for advanced manufacturing, manufacturing organization, correct handling of calibrated measuring equipment, Lean Manufacturing Principles, Six Sigma, and Root Failure Analysis.
AMFG 1250Electrical Fundamentals for Advanced Manufacturing4
This course covers the fundamentals of electrical theory, including electron theory; series and parallel circuits; direct and alternating current; three-phase power; and an introduction to motors, alternators, and generators.
MATH 1010 or STEM 1010 Semesters Offered: Fall Registration Restrictions: Must be accepted into the Advanced Manufacturing Program. Click here for searchable class schedule
AMFG 1260Mechanical and Electrical Assembly4
This course covers mechanical and electrical assembly driven by manufacturing documents. Students will learn mechanical assembly methods. Students will learn cable and wire harness assembly methods. Each student will complete a mechanical-electrical assembly project.
This course teaches the techniques and vocabulary of industrial printing. The Adobe InDesign software will be taught to enable students to create, package and transmit artwork to an industrial printer. A variety of projects will be created and submitted as a professional portfolio.
Students will learn to identify, select, and use the correct tool for a given task, including measurement and layout, sawing, cutting, smoothing, boring, shop, and rigging tools.
Students will learn advanced methods for complex measurement and material layout while considering volume and standard stock dimensions to reduce material waste, the characteristics of various mechanical fasteners, and analyze assemblies to determine the appropriate fastener and fastening methodology.
MATH 1010 Semesters Offered: All Click here for searchable class schedule
AMFG 2240Technology and Professional Development2
Students will develop Microsoft Word and Excel skills needed to create documents, charts, and records for internal and external communication. Students will also apply professional techniques to leadership, public speaking, and team management practices.
AMFG 2290Second Year Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship Capstone6
This course is the second in a series of three designed to apply and evaluate learning in the Advanced Manufacturing program. It prepares students for employment in the advanced manufacturing industry and serves as a link between classroom and apprenticeship. Students choose an approved apprenticeship or a capstone project to fulfill this requirement.
This is the second course in Advanced Manufacturing Principles. Students will learn production system organization; geometric dimensioning and tolerancing; basic elements of process control; and essential statistics concepts and terminology.
AMFG 1210 Semesters Offered: All Click here for searchable class schedule
AMFG 2320Carpentry and Fabrication4
This course will teach students more advanced carpentry and woodworking skills to include, material-specific hardware, common joinery methods and cut-listing, cut-out and assembly techniques, precision alignment and leveling of panels and moving assemblies, composites cutting and drilling, and finishing techniques.
MATH 1010 Semesters Offered: All Click here for searchable class schedule
AMFG 2340Automation & Industrial Controls4
Introduction to automation using industrial control systems for manufacturing. The course will focus on Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs), Variable Frequence Drives (VFDs) and industrial motors. Students will configure, program, and troubleshoot industrial control systems. Lecture and lab combination.
This course teaches practical troubleshooting and repair methodologies for electrical technicians. Topics include hardware/software failures, root-cause analysis, seven-step procedure for troubleshooting, test equipment and tools, and hands-on troubleshooting scenarios.
AMFG 1250 Semesters Offered: All Click here for searchable class schedule
AMFG 2390Third Year Advanced Manufacturing Apprenticeship Capstone6
This course is the final in a series of three designed to apply and evaluate learning in the Advanced Manufacturing program. It prepares students for employment in the advanced manufacturing industry and serves as a link between classroom and apprenticeship. Students choose an approved apprenticeship or a capstone project to fulfill this requirement.
