PMT 250 Multi-Axis CNC Programming (Section 060) - Spring 2015
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Keywords
Multi-Axis CNC Programming , 4th Axis CNC Mill , 5 Axis CNC Mill , CNC lathe , multi axis programming , CNC program , CNC vertical mill
Project
IGEN (Illinois Green Economy Network) Career Pathways
Authors
Schaefer, Erich
Date Submitted
2014-02-11
Material Type
Hybrid/Blended Course
Secondary Material Type
Institution
Southwestern Illinois College
Industry Partner
Each IGEN Consortium college has established an Industry Advisory Group as part of their Career and Technical Education program. Advisory Group members contribute to the design, development and delivery of CTE courses including those developed through this TAACCCT grant. The members also provide opportunities for work-based learning and job placements for program graduates.
License
CC BY
Funding Source
TAACCCT Round 1
Additional Public Access
Abstract
This course is designed to give students an understanding of basic programming including sub-programming and set-up of multi axis CNC machine tools. Students will learn to set up and program multi-axis Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines, which include multiple vises, set ups, CNC tombstones, 4th axis vertical mill, and 5 axis vertical mill. The course includes advance set ups on CNC turning centers with bar feeding capabilities, live tooling and Y axis capabilities. After learning set ups on all multi axis machines, students will then write a basic CNC program to be run on the multi-axis CNC machines.
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Industry (NAISC)
Manufacturing -- Primary Metal Manufacturing (331)
Occupation (SOC)
Production Occupations -- Computer-Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic (51-4011)
Instructional Program (CIP)
Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians (47)
Credit Type
Credential Type
Certificate
Educational Level
1st year Community College or equivalent
Skill Level
Quality Assurance Organization
SkillsCommons Editorial Board