MCH 110 - Manual Machining I

3 Credit(s)

Manual Machining I is an introductory course designed for students pursuing a career in machining. This course emphasizes the practical skills and theoretical knowledge of using various hand tools in conjunction with machines such as the vertical mill and the surface grinder to learn how to properly set up work and the vise to create small projects.

Co-reqs: MAT 110
Course Type: Lecture
Tuition Tier: Tier I
Delivery Method:
In-Person
Course Learning Outcomes:
CLO 1) Students will operate a Surface Grinder and Vertical Mill with precision, adhering to specified tolerances.

CLO 2) Students will set up and configure machinery for various machining tasks, ensuring accuracy and safety.

CLO 3) Students will manufacture small machine tools through hands-on projects, demonstrating practical skills and theoretical knowledge.

CLO 4) Students will inspect machined parts using precision measurement tools to ensure they meet specified tolerances.

CLO 5) Students will apply theoretical knowledge to solve practical machining problems and improve operational efficiency.