MCH 115 - Manual Machining II 3 Credit(s)
Manual Machining II focuses on the practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to set up and operate a metal lathe. Students will engage in hands-on projects to manufacture precise machine tools, emphasizing accuracy and adherence to specified tolerances.
Course Type: Lecture Tuition Tier: Tier I Delivery Method: In-Person Course Learning Outcomes: CLO 1) Students will set up and operate a metal lathe with precision, ensuring adherence to specified tolerances.
CLO 2) Students will manfacture precise machine tools through hands-on projects, demonstrating both practical skills and theoretical knowledge.
CLO 3) Students will inspect machined parts using precision measurement tools to verify accuracy and compliance with specifications.
CLO 4) Students will apply advanced machining techniques to solve complex problems and improve manufacturing processes.
CLO 5) Students will evaluate the quality and accuracy of machined parts, making necessary adjustments to meet industry standards.
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