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Machining Technology
Grade 10
Course
Description:
This course
is designed to give the student a basic knowledge of the
operational controls, setup techniques and concepts of Bridgeport
milling machines, engine lathes and surface grinding equipment and
an introduction to manufacturing processes and technology and how
they are used in the machine tool industry. The student will be
given a series of projects that will address all the competencies
involved with conventional machines and processes used in the
machine tool industry. Manufacturing concepts will include job
planning, blueprint interpretation, math, science, and language
arts skills to produce each class project and project summary.
This is the first of three, year long, machine tool technology
courses that will prepare the student for a challenging career in
the machine tool industry as a machinist, tool and die maker,
C.N.C. machinist or programmer and will prepare the student to
pass a National Institute for Metalworking Skills (NIMS)
Assessment Test in conventional machine tool technology. It is a
yearlong course
presented in a 3 period block.
This course is recommended for all
students who wish to pursue further study at the post secondary
level or enter the career field. Explore, English 9, or permission
of the Career & Technical Education Director is a prerequisite.
Algebra 1 is strongly recommended.
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