Course

10420254 Intermediate Metrology
Course Information
Description
Intermediate Metrology is class 2 of 3 offered at Madison College. The intermediate class builds upon Basic Metrology competencies. The students will inspect parts and artifacts using a variety of instruments and machines. These include a profilometer, a portable inspection arm and CMM. Much of the class will be a hands-on lab.
Total Credits
2
Course Competencies (Course Outcomes)
  1. Explore the fundamentals of Manufacturing Metrology
    Assessment Strategies
    Written Product, Quiz
    Criteria
    Explain the background and theory of Portable Inspection arms and CMM's
    Identify different CMM's and components
    Recognize standard geometric elements
    Explain the benefits and limitations of tactile and optical measurement methods
    Quiz score is greater than 75%

  2. Explore surface measurement
    Assessment Strategies
    Quiz, Skill Demonstration
    Criteria
    Define surface nomenclature
    Use surface comparison gages
    Use profilometer
    Recall surface finish symbols
    State the 16% rule
    Follow safety rules
    Quiz score is greater than 75%
    Performance meets specifications as identified by the instructor

  3. Perform basic functions in "Calypso" software
    Assessment Strategies
    Quiz, Skill Demonstration
    Criteria
    Manage files
    Describe and apply interface Icons
    Define stylus and probes
    Measure 2-D elements
    Measure planes
    Quiz score is greater than 75%

  4. Use a portable inspection arm
    Assessment Strategies
    Skill Demonstration
    Criteria
    Set up according to instructor specifications
    Install on inspection surface
    Install and identify inspection probes
    Check calibration
    Name button uses
    Explain portable inspection technique
    Inspect 2-D shapes
    Follow safety rules

  5. Use coordinate measuring measuring machine
    Assessment Strategies
    Skill demonstration
    Criteria
    Set up according to instructor specifications
    Machine startup and calibration meet specifications identified by the instructor
    Secure workpiece safely
    Perform a 3-2-1 alignment
    Perform 2-D measurement
    Record results
    Follow safety rules