Course Information
Description
Introduces tool design and gauging. Emphasizes jigs, fixture design, clamping, locating devices and tooling and production methods. Presents preset and qualified tooling for NC/CNC as they relate to conventional practice.
Total Credits
1
Prior Learning Assessment
- Exam-College Developed Challenge Exam
Course Competencies
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Classify tooling and modelsAssessment StrategiesSkill demonstration and/or oralCriteriaIdentify samples of tools and fixtureDifferentiate between various types of toolingDescribe typical uses
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Demonstrate tool location and holding techniquesAssessment StrategiesSkill demonstrationCriteriaSelect the correct tool for chosen task and holding techniquesDemonstrate effective tool holding techniquesTool holding techniques follow guidelines specified by the instructorUse shop hardware
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Apply tooling and methods to machine toolsAssessment StrategiesSkill demonstrationCriteriaSelect the correct machine tool hardwareUse machine tool methods as specified by the instructor
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Relate association between design, production, and inspectionAssessment StrategiesOralCriteriaExplain how GD&T relates to tool designExplore jig boring, die making, mold making, and cam design
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Justify tooling using cost analysisAssessment StrategiesWritten productCriteriaAnalysis includes cost effective tooling methodsAnalysis includes accurate calculations
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Produce CAD drawing of model or toolAssessment StrategiesDrawingCriteriaDrawing represents an invented product to address a problemPiece part drawing is printed on hard copyCreate a paper design of the invention and test mark itDrawing meets standards specified by the instructorDrawing is clearly labeledDrawing costs are determinedDrawing is revised using feedbackDrawing is produced using Mastercam software