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AMFTI-111 |
INTRODUCTION TO
MANUFACTURING |
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This course is designed to
impart technical
knowledge and skills for the
use of manufacturing |
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equipment and procedures.
The knowledge and skills |
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mastered in this class are
an introduction to |
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design and production in the
manufacturing |
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process. Material covered
will include: |
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Principles of manufacturing,
manufacturing |
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materials, an introduction
to Computer Integrated |
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Manufacturing (CIM), along
with Federal and state |
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OSHA requirements.
Production and general |
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properties of common
engineering materials such
as |
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iron, steel, zinc, copper,
aluminum, and plastics; |
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the fundamentals of material
processing such as |
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powder metallurgy, hot and
cold forming and |
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shearing; and the basic
surface protection |
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processes such as cleaning,
painting, and plating.
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AMFTI-121 |
INTRODUCTION TO CAD |
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An introduction to the
engineering graphic |
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principles and the use of
drafting tools to |
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include; line work,
lettering, applied geometry, |
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dimensioning and
orthographic projections.
The |
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student will, upon
completion of this course,
be |
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able to create, using
Computer Aided Drafting |
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(CAD), 2-D construction,
using advanced commands, |
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sketching and orthographic
views. |
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Pre-requisite/Co-requisite
MTHPT 103/123
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AMFTI-123 |
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS USING
AUTOCAD |
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Applying engineering graphic
principles using CAD
for
sectional views, auxiliary
views, |
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dimensioning, tolerancing,
geometric tolerances, |
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threads and fastners,
working drawings, and gears, |
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bearings and cams. This
course in CAD will |
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emphasize visualization and
spatial relations. |
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Construction principles,
input schemes, command |
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structures and data
management will be studied
and |
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combined into a design
project at course |
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conclusion. |
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Pre-requisite MTHPT 103/123
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AMFTI-125 |
ENGINEERING GRAPHICS
APPLICATIONS |
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An advanced course using
engineering graphic
principles with AutoCAD to
include: fundamentals |
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of 3D drawing, surface
modeling, solid modeling, |
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and descriptive geometry.
Upon completion of this |
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course, the student, using
CAD will be able to |
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create the fundamental
concepts to produce 3D |
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drawings and create 3D
objects using surface |
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modeling and solid
modeling. The student will
be |
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able to apply precision
dimensioning and |
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development to working
drawings and technical |
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illustrations. |
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Pre-requisite/Co-requisite
MTHPT 103/123
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AMFTI-141 |
INTRODUCTION TO MACHINE
PROCESSES |
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This course provides
practical hands-on
application of manual
machine processes: drilling, |
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tapping, milling, grinding,
with applications of |
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brazing and welding, and the
study of material and |
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process manufacturing. The
second section provides |
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the students with the
knowledge for lab operation |
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of machining special
attachments, bench work, |
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layout, heat-treating,
hardness testing, layout |
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inspection, jig and fixture
setup, and tool |
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design. |
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Pre-requisite MTHPT
103/123.
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AMFTI-143 |
MACHINE PROCESSES |
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This course provides the
students with the |
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knowledge for lab operation
of machining, special |
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attachments, bench work,
layout, heat-treating, |
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hardness testing, layout
inspection, jig and |
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fixture setup, tool design.
The final section of |
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this course is designed to
provide the students |
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with the development of
manufacturing plans for |
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the efficient manufacturing
of moderately complex |
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products. Individualized
laboratory practice will |
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integrate the textbook,
reference manuals and |
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technical tools placing
emphasis on the production |
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of moderately complex
products using production |
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machines, setups, and
fixtures. |
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Pre-requisite AMFTI 141
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AMFTI-145 |
INTRODUCTION TO NC AND CNC |
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This course will cover the
introduction to
numerical
controls for x, y, and
z-axis |
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application, tool controls
for hole and milling |
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operations, blueprint
reading for NC and CNC |
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programming, and Geometric
Dimensioning and |
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Tolerancing for NC
programming. Programming
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include hole operation,
linear profiles, circular |
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profiles, cutter diameter
compensation, and |
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programming with
subprograms. Pre-requisite
AMFTI |
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AMFTI-241 |
INTRODUCTORY CAD AND CAM |
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This course will teach the
elementary principles
of
Computer Aided Machining
(CAM) and Computer |
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Numerical Controlled (CNC)
machining. The course |
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introduces the manufacturing
or engineering |
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student to the world of
turning a virtual object |
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into an actual object,
(going from Art to Part). |
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Students taking the course
for 4 credits will be |
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required to complete a 2-D
project and written |
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report. Pre-requisite AMFTI
145.
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AMFTI-243 |
ADVANCED CAD AND CAM |
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A continuation in the study
of G and M codes from |
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AMFTI 241. The emphasis
will be in transforming |
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3-D models (including wire
frame, surface, and |
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solid models) into 3-D tool
path definitions. |
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Students taking the course
for 4 credits will be |
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required to complete a 3-D
project and written |
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report. |
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Pre-requisite AMFTI 241.
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AMFTI-245 |
CNC MACHINING PROCESSES |
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This course will cover
techniques and fixed cycles |
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for CNC lathe programming,
modern computer-aided |
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parts programming, elements
of the |
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computer-controlled factory,
and verifying part |
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programs. |
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Pre-requisite AMFTI 241.
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AMFTI-261 |
APPLIED STATISTICS FOR
MANUFACTURING |
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This class explores methods
of ensuring quality in
manufacturing through
application of codes and |
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standards, sampling
techniques, control charts
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implementation of documented
quality assurance |
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programs. |
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Pre-requisite MTHPT 103/123
or Instructor's |
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permission.
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AMFTI-263 |
PROJECT PLANNING |
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Analysis and planning of
manufacturing procedures |
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in the development of a
project plan, schedule and |
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control of the project.
This will include |
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material and process for
manufacturing utilizing |
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ISO 9000 guidelines for
documentation of the |
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part(s) developed for the
project. |
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Pre-requisite/Co-requisite
AMFTI 261.
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AMFTI-265 |
MANUFACTURING PROJECT |
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A project emphasizing the
initiative of the |
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student. Decisions by the
student/manufacturing |
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entity are made after
evaluation of all factors |
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related to the project. The
role of the instructor |
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is that of a consultant
after each proposed |
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project is approved. |
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Pre-requisite/Co-requisite
AMFTI 261.
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AMFTI-290 |
DS:AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY |
1 |
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This course offers the
opportunity to learn
advanced skills in an area
mutually agreed upon
and
related to the manufacturing
field by the |
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student and instructor. The
student and |
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instructor will develop a
set of objectives and |
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time guidelines to complete
a specialized project |
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or course of study and a
plan to achieve these |
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objectives
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AMFTI-292 |
DIRECTED SPECIAL PROJECTS |
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Opportunity to learn
additional skills in
specific
area of study
for the manufacturing
technology |
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program. Student and
instructor develop a set of |
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objectives and time
guidelines to complete |
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advanced skills in the
course registered for and a |
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plan to achieve these
objectives. |
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Pre-requisite Instructor
permission.
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AMFTI-296 |
COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN
AUTOMATED
MANUFACTURING
TECHNOLOGY |
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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 |
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approval. |
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Pre-requisite Instructor
permission.
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AMFTI-492 |
DIRECTED SPECIAL PROJECTS |
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Opportunity to learn
additional skills in
specific
area of study
for the manufacturing
technology |
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program. Student and
instructor develop a set of |
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objectives and time
guidelines to complete |
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advanced skills in the
course registered for and a |
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plan to achieve these
objectives. |
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Pre-requisite Instructor
permission. |
