IT 235 - Advanced Manufacturing Processes

Credit Hours: 4

Classroom lecture and laboratory topics in manufacturing technology may vary from semester to semester and year to year depending on the evolution of the latest state-of-the-art technological developments in the workplace. Local company input will provide the basic framework from which to identify specific technology topics and laboratory skills.

Course Outcomes
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:

list the steps needed to produce a sand mold;
explain the advantages and disadvantages of the various casting processes;
explain the differences, advantages, and disadvantages associated with hot and cold working;
list the steps used to produce powder metal parts;
detail the manufacturing processes used to produce parts made from nonmetallic materials;
distinguish among various surface treatment practices;
organize data and information into formal and informal reports; and
prepare and present a report that is well-organized and informational.

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