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Blueprint reading skills are sharpened to include the interpretation of threaded <br /> components, surface finish symbols, and reference dimensions. CNC principles are <br /> introduced in greater depth, including a full understanding of the Cartesian coordinate <br /> system, spatial recognition, and movement logic used in CNC equipment. Students begin <br /> creating and interpreting basic CNC programs using both absolute and incremental <br /> positioning, and gain hands-on experience in machine setup using jigs, fixtures, and <br /> measurement tools to support duality control standards, <br /> Module IV:Advanced CNC Machining& Emerging Technologies <br /> The final module prepares students for entry into the modern manufacturing workforce <br /> through mastery of advanced CNC techniques and exposure to emerging technologies. <br /> Students engage in complex CNC mill and lathe programming, complete with setup, <br /> operation, and first article inspection procedures. Analytical geometry is introduced <br /> through advanced blueprint reading, alongside Geometric Dimensioning and Tolerancing <br /> (GD&T)concepts such as datum identification,form tolerances, locational tolerances, and <br /> runout. <br /> Students are introduced to CNC Wire Electrical Discharge Machining (EDM), and learn <br /> about the integration of robotics and automation in modern machine shops, including the <br /> use of portable Coordinate Measuring Machines (CMMs) for advanced quality assurance. <br /> Schedule <br /> See Schedule of Classes or call the Machinist Career College facility for details. The <br /> Machinist Training program taught at Machinist Career College is the key to the knowledge <br /> required to succeed as a machinist, including: <br /> Mathematics: <br /> a. Basic mathematics featuring the use of whole and fractional numbers. <br /> b. Decimal equivalents for shop fractions. <br /> c. Decimal numbers and use of calculators. <br /> d. Metric measurements and conversion of metric to standard and standard to metric. <br /> e. Basic algebra as applied to formula and arranging formula for use in calculating shop <br /> measurements. The understanding of Algebra is the first key to learning and using shop <br /> mathematics. <br />