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Automated
Manufacturing Technology (T & I Division)
AMFTI 111 - Introduction to Manufacturing (3 cr.)
This course is designed to impart technical knowledge and
skills for the use of manufacturing equipment and procedures.
The knowledge and skills mastered in this class are an introduction to
design and production in the manufacturing
process. Material covered will include:
Principles of manufacturing, manufacturing materials, an introduction to
Computer Integrated Manufacturing (CIM), along with Federal and state OSHA
requirements.
Production and general properties of common engineering materials such as
iron, steel, zinc, copper, aluminum, and plastics; the fundamentals of
material processing such as powder metallurgy, hot and cold forming and
shearing; and the basic surface protection processes such as cleaning,
painting, and plating.
AMFTI 121 - Introduction to CAD (3 cr.)
An introduction to the engineering graphic principles and the use of
drafting tools to include; line work, lettering, applied geometry,
dimensioning and orthographic projections. The student will, upon completion
of this course, be able to create, using Computer Aided Drafting (CAD), 2-D
construction, using advanced commands, sketching and orthographic views.
Pre-requisite/Co-requisite: MTHPT 103/123
AMFTI 123 - Engineering Graphics Using AutoCAD (3 cr.)
Apply engineering graphic principles using CAD for sectional views,
auxiliary views, dimensioning, tolerancing, geometric tolerances, threads
and fasteners, working drawings, and gears, bearings and cams. This course
in CAD will emphasize visualization and spatial relations. Construction
principles, input schemes, command structures and data management will be
studied and combined into a design project at course conclusion.
Pre-requisite/Co-requisite: MTHPT 103/123
AMFTI 125 - Engineering Graphics Applications (3 cr.)
An advanced course using engineering graphic principles with AutoCAD to
include: fundamentals of 3D drawing, surface modeling, solid modeling, and
descriptive geometry. Upon completion of this course, the student, using
CAD, will, be able to create the fundamental concepts to produce 3D
drawings, create 3D objects using surface modeling and solid modeling. The
student will be able to apply precision dimensioning and development to
working drawings and technical illustrations. Pre-requisite/Co-requisite:
MTHPT 103/123
AMFTI 131 - Introduction to Electrical/ Electronics (3 cr.)
Progressive study program designed to provide the student with skills and
terminology needed to understand fundamentals of direct currents as applied
to manufacturing technology. Topics include physics of electronics, current
and voltage, properties of electrical circuits, resistance, electrical
measurements, Ohm's law, power, AC & DC circuits, and magnetism.
Pre-requisite: MTHPT 103/123
AMFTI 133 - Introduction to Industrial Control Systems (3 cr.)
A progressive studies program designed to provide the student with the
skills and terminology needed to understand the fundamentals of motors and
motor control circuits as they apply to manufacturing technology. The topics
covered are: DC motors, AC induction and synchronous motors, DC and AC motor
speed control circuits, brushless DC motors, stepper motors, torque motors,
servo motors, single and 3 phase power distribution, motor control centers
and the use of PLC’s.
Pre-requisite: AMFTI 131.
AMFTI 141 - Introduction to Machine Processes (3 cr.)
This course provides practical hands-on application of manual machine
processes: drilling, tapping, milling, grinding, with applications of
brazing and welding, and the study of material and process manufacturing.
The second section provides the students with the knowledge for lab
operation of machining special attachments, bench work, layout,
heat-treating, hardness testing, layout inspection, jig and fixture set up,
and tool design. Pre-requisite: MTHPT 103/123.
AMFTI 143 - Machine Processes (3 cr.)
This course provides the students with the knowledge for lab operation of
machining, special attachments, bench work, layout, heat-treating, hardness
testing, layout inspection, jig and fixture set up, tool design. The final
section of this course is designed to provide the students with the
development of manufacturing plans for the efficient manufacturing of
moderately complex products. Individualized laboratory practice will
integrate the textbook, reference manuals and technical tools placing
emphasis on the production of moderately complex products using production
machines, setups, and fixtures. Pre-requisite: AMFTI 141
AMFTI 145 - Introduction to NC & CNC (3 cr.)
This course will cover the introduction to numerical controls for x, y, and
z-axis application, tool controls for hole and milling operations, blueprint
reading for NC and CNC programming, and Geometric Dimensioning and
Tolerancing for NC programming. Programming will include hole operation,
linear profiles, circular profiles, cutter diameter compensation, and
programming with subprograms. Pre-requisite: AMFTI 143.
AMFTI 221 - Computer Applications for Manufacturing (3 cr.)
This course will provide the student with advanced applications of Windows,
word processing, data base/spreadsheet, CIM, Internet, and understand the
management of programs and how to use them for manipulating file information
as needed in the manufacturing environment. Pre-requisite: MTHPT 103/123.
AMFTI 231 - Intermediate Industrial Control Systems (3 cr.)
A progressive studies program designed to provide the student with the
skills and terminology needed to understand the fundamentals of panel power
distribution, panel part spacing and relative component locations, layout
drawings, schematic drawings, software documentation. The topics covered
are: Fundamentals of panel design, power calculations, UL component spacing
requirements in panels, heat considerations, CAD control drawings,
controller language programming as applied to manufacturing and industrial
technology. Pre-requisite: AMFTI 133.
AMFTI 233 - Advanced Industrial Control Systems (3 cr.)
Classroom and individualized studies designed to provide the student with
the knowledge and skills needed to develop documentation data bases,
establish communications between modern serial linked operator interfaces
and various controller devices used in manufacturing and industrial
environments. Application of controls to industrial processes will be
emphasized. Pre-requisite: AMFTI 231.
AMFTI 241 - Introductory CAD/CAM (3 cr.)
This course will teach the elementary principles of Computer Aided Machining
(CAM) and Computer Numerical Controlled (CNC) machining. The course
introduces the manufacturing or engineering student to the world of turning
a virtual object into an actual object, (going from Art to Part).
Pre-requisite: AMFTI 145.
AMFTI 243 - Advanced CAD/CAM (3 cr.)
A continuation in the study of G and M codes from AMFTI 241. The emphasis
will be in transforming 3-D models (including wire frame, surface, and solid
models) into 3-D tool path definitions. Pre-requisite: AMFTI 241.
AMFTI 245 - CNC Machining Processes (3 cr.)
This course will cover techniques and fixed cycles for CNC lathe
programming, modern computer-aided parts programming, elements of the
computer-controlled factory, and verifying part programs. Pre-requisite:
AMFTI 241.
AMFTI 251 - Fluid Power Circuits & Systems (3 cr.)
Integration of the textbook, reference manuals, technical tools, and work
sheets in the repair and installation of fluid power components providing
the students with a working knowledge of how fluid power circuits are
designed using ANSI symbols and language. Laboratory practice will place
emphasis upon how the actual fluid power, pneumatic and/or electrical
components are assembled and the circuit operation is tested. Pre-requisite:
MTHPT 103/123.
AMFTI 261 - Applied Statistics for Manufacturing (3 cr.)
This class will explore methods of ensuring quality in manufacturing through
application of codes and standards, sampling techniques, control charts and
implementation of documented quality assurance programs. Pre-requisite:
MTHPT 103/123 or Instructors permission.
AMFTI 263 - Project Planning (3 cr.)
Analysis and planning of manufacturing procedures in the development of a
project plan, schedule and control of the project. This will include
material and process for manufacturing utilizing ISO 9000 guidelines for
documentation of the part(s) developed for the project.
Pre-requisite/Co-requisite: AMFTI 261.
AMFTI 265 - Manufacturing Project (6 cr.)
A project emphasizing the initiative of the student. Decisions by the
student/manufacturing entity are made after evaluation of all factors
related to the project. The role of the instructor is that of a consultant
after each proposed project is approved. Pre-requisite/Co-requisite: AMFTI
261.
AMFTI 290 - Directed Study (1-10 cr.)
This course offers the opportunity to learn advanced skills in an area
mutually agreed upon and related to the manufacturing field by the student
and instructor. The student and instructor will develop a set of objectives
and time guidelines to complete a specialized project or course of study and
a plan to achieve these objectives.
AMFTI 292 - Directed Special Projects (1-10 cr.)
Opportunity to learn additional skills in specific area of study for the
manufacturing technology program. Student and instructor develop a set of
objectives and time guidelines to complete advanced skills in the course
registered for and a plan to achieve these objectives. Pre-requisite:
Instructor Permission.
AMFTI 296 - Cooperative Education (1-10 cr.)
Work experience in business related to student career goal. Student is a
paid part-time employee working under supervision of employer and program
coordinator. Registration only with instructor approval.
Pre-requisite: Instructor Permission.
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