MFT 141 - Introduction to Machining

Credits: 3
1 Lecture Hours 4 Lab Hours

Co-requisites: MFT 107

Description
This course introduces the history and evolution of machining and machine tools, along with general shop safety. Classroom and lab activities include basic measurement, precision layout, metal cutting saws and drilling machines.

Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of the course, the student will:

Identify modern machine tools, operations and safety in the work place.
Set up and calculate basic shop math problems.
Identify the evolution of machine tools.
Develop a process plan for a machined part.
Use hand tools for bench work operations.
Measure with steel rule, vernier and dial caliper and vernier micrometers.
Identify various measuring and cutting tools used in machining.
Set up and operate drilling machines to perform basic operations.
Set up and operate metal cutting saws.

Listed Topics

Shop safety
Measurement
Hand tools
Layout
Cutting tools
Saws
Basic shop math
Job planning
Bench work operation
Tool identification
Materials
Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)

Reference Materials
Instructor-approved textbook and materials.

Approved By: Murphy, Michael Date Approved: 11/11/2013

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