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Nov 24, 2024
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Spring 2015 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
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IT 250 - Coordinate Measuring Machine Credit Hours: 2
Provides students with a thorough understanding of coordinate metrology. The emphasis is on geometric measurement and inspection techniques as they pertain to a Coordinate Measuring Machine (CMM). This course also covers construction, calibration, operation and maintenance of CMM’s.
Course Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:
- identify quadrants and be able to make measurements and calculations relative to the Cartesian coordinate system;
- plot various X&Y coordinates on graph paper;
- using the CMM and a sample part, demonstrate the ability to:
- translate the part coordinate system in the X,Y&Z axis;
- rotate the part coordinate system in the X,Y&Z axis; and
- store and recall the part coordinate system.
- explain and define machine coordinates and part coordinates;
- identify measurement planes for various features on a CMM test piece;
- using the CMM and a sample part, demonstrate the ability to:
- display machine coordinates;
- recall precious measured features and establish a part coordinate system; and
- recognize an incomplete coordinate system.
- define various geometric features;
- using the CMM and a sample part, demonstrate ability to measure each of the geometric features;
- explain how geometric dimensioning and tolerancing is a dimensioning system which thoroughly defines a part;
- list advantages of geometric dimensioning and tolerancing;
- demonstrate how datums are established using a CMM;
- demonstrate proper technique for hard probe calibration;
- demonstrate proper technique for touch probe calibration;
- explain the differences between mechanical and air bearing systems and the function of both;
- identify at least four materials utilized in the construction of CMM’s;
- use proper cleaning techniques and solvents for various parts of a CMM; and
- properly and safely use a CMM to accurately measure part features to print specifications.
Prerequisites: IT 210 or permission of the instructor. S (N)
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