IME 4030 - Machine Tool

Clock Hours: 426

Delivery Mode
on-ground

Course Description:
Students are given training to achieve the Industrial Maintenance Machinist certificate. This training includes safety, blueprint reading, bench and layout work, shop theory, shop math, and familiarization with drill press and power saws.

Student Learning Outcomes:
Students will:

Have knowledge of safety procedures, proper PPE, safe operating procedures of hand and machines tools, maintaining a clean and safe work environment, and proper lifting applications.
Basic math skills such as arithmetic functions, converting fractions/decimals, converting Metric/English measurements, perform basic algebraic operations, calculate speeds and feeds in machining, and use of coordinate systems.
Have an understanding of engineering drawings including: basic layout of drawings, types of drawings, notes and dimensions on drawings, purpose of drawing types, drawing elements, and introduction of Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerance (GD&T).
Have a basic understanding of measurement terms, selecting measurement tools, measure with handheld tools, eliminating measurement variables, and measuring and inspecting using surface plate and accessories.
Understand how to prepare and plan for bench-work and machining operations, as well as the proper use of hand tools, operation and setup of power saws, drill presses, and introduction to manual milling machine and manual lathes.