MCH 259 - Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) III 3 Credit(s)
This course is focused on the principles and practices of Computer Aided Manufacturing using a CNC Lathe. This course provides students with the advanced skills needed to set up and program CNC Lathe, converting designs into machine code to manufacture precise three-dimensional parts. Emphasis is placed on accuracy and adherence to specified tolerances.
Prereqs: MCH 150 Course Type: Lecture Tuition Tier: Tier I Delivery Method: In-Person Course Learning Outcomes: CLO 1) Students will set up a CNC Lathe, ensuring accuracy and adherence to specified tolerances.
CLO 2) Students will program CNC Lathes using computer software to convert designs into machine code for manufacturing precise three-dimensional parts.
CLO 3) Students will manufacture three-dimensional parts through hands-on projects, demonstrating advanced skills in Computer Aided Manufacturing.
CLO 4) Students will analyze CNC programs to identify and correct errors, ensuring optimal machine performance and part accuracy.
CLO 5) Students will evaluate the quality and precision of machined parts, making necessary adjustments to meet industry standards.
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