Course Descriptions
for Computer Integrated Machining Technology
0813-139 Blueprint Reading I
Students develop the skills necessary to read and interpret engineering drawings of details and assemblies. (0884-180) Class 1, Lab 3, Credit 2 (F)
0813-140 Blueprint Reading II
Students develop the skills necessary to read and interpret prints of engineering drawings of details and assemblies. (0813-139) Class 1, Lab 3, Credit 2 (W)
0813-152 Manufacturing Analysis
Introduction to manufacturing concepts. Students learn modern methods of planning, producing and controlling manufactured goods. The text and class discussions focus on problem solving and industrial operations. (0813-134) Class 4, Credit 3 (S)
0813-220 Engineering Fundamentals
Students develop basic engineering skills through project-based problem-solving and design exercises. Data collection, analysis and technical communication skills are emphasized. Course work requires students to apply knowledge and skills related to mathematics, science and English courses. (Corequisite: 0890-212) Class 2, Lab 4, Credit 4 (F)
0813-222 Manufacturing Processes
This course focuses on understanding and applying basic manufacturing processes. Students will learn how typical industrial piece parts and assemblies are manufactured. Topics emphasize safety and focus on processes and related theory for material removal, sheet metal forming, joining, casting and molding in a project-based format. (0813-220, 0890-212; corequisite: 0890-214) Class 2, Lab 4, Credits 4 (W)
0813-224 Industrial Processes
This course will focus on the understanding and application of non-traditional manufacturing processes such as electrical discharge machining (EDM), electrochemical machining (ECM), photochemical machining (PCM), ultrasonic machining, laser cutting, plasma cutting, rapid prototyping, etc. This is a project-based course; the student will, alone or in a team, investigate one of the processes in depth and give a presentation on how it is applied to a specific part. (0813-222 and 0890-214; corequisite: 0890-216) Class 2, Lab 4, Credits 4 (S)
0813-231 CIMT 1
Students develop basic skills for operating computer-controlled machine tools. Laboratory instruction simulates introductory-level work in an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety work habits are cultivated, and industrial safety rules are highly stressed during this course. (0813-220, 0890-212, 0813-222, 0890-214; corequisite: 0813-255) Class 1, Lab 5, Credit 3 (S)
0813-232 CIMT 2
Students deepen basic skills in operating and programming computer-controlled machine tools. Laboratory instruction simulates intermediate-level work in an industrial environment. The student’s work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation and programming of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-231; corequisite: 0813-252) Class 1, Lab 8, Credit 4 (F)
0813-233 CIMT 3
Students develop advanced skills in programming computer-controlled machine tools. A progressively more difficult series of projects sets the pace of the course. Laboratory instruction continues to simulate an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation and programming of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-232, 0813-252; corequisite: 0813-254) Class 1, Lab 8, Credit 4 (W)
0813-234 CIMT 4
Students continue to develop advanced skills in programming computer-controlled machine tools. The most challenging projects of the CIMT series are presented in this course. Laboratory instruction simulates the atmosphere of the demanding industrial environment. Student work is rigorously held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety work habits for programming, set-up and operation of automated machines are an integral part of the course. (0813-233, 0813-254; corequisite: 0813-257) Class 1, Lab 8, Credit 4 (S)
0813-250 Introduction to Computer Numerical Control
Students develop basic knowledge in principles, concepts and terminology of computer-numerical-controlled machining (CNC). Students review CNC history, development and applications and learn basic programming formats and techniques. (0813-222) Class 1, Lab 2, Credit 2 (S)
0813-251 Industrial Materials
Introduction to the many materials used in industry and the reasons why the final cost of producing a part is influenced by material selection. Metals, plastics and ceramics are covered from the perspectives of physical, mechanical and dimensional properties. (0813-231) Class 3, Credit 3 (F)
0813-252 CNC Graphics
Students develop basic skills in programming CNC machine tools. Laboratory instruction simulates an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-250, 0813-231; corequisite: 0813-232) Lab 6, Credit 3 (F)
0813-254 CNC Solids
Students develop skills in using solid modeling techniques to program CNC machine tools. Laboratory instruction simulates an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-232, 0813-252; corequisite: 0813-233) Lab 6, Credit 3 (W)
0813-255 Precision Measurement
Students develop the skills necessary to measure to the highest tolerances commonly used in industry. They measure parts or groups of parts using industrial methods and equipment. Analysis of measurements and problem solving is stressed. Class 1, Lab 3, Credit 2 (S)
0813-257 CNC Toolpaths
Students develop skills in creating, editing and verifying toolpaths; copying and pasting parameters, toolpaths and tool associative geometry; and modifying geometry and machining parameters to update toolpaths. Laboratory instruction simulates an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-233, 254; corequisite: 0813-234) Lab 6, Credit 3 (S)
0813-258 Automated Machining
Students continue to develop advanced skills in programming computer-controlled machine tools. Projects involve the production of fixtures and planning for short- and long-run production. Laboratory instruction simulates an industrial environment; student work is held to ISO-referenced standards for dimensional and geometric accuracy. Safety in the operation of automated machines is an integral part of the course. (0813-234, 257, 299) Class 1, Lab 12, Credit 6 (F)
0813-299 Co-op: Computer Integrated Machining Technology
Credit 0 (Su)
0813-399 Independent Study— Computer Integrated Machining Technology
Credit variable (W)