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FF - Machining Fundamentals II MNJ1

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Machining Fundamentals I and II are foundational for the study of metals formation methods, processes, related equipment, and tools of industry. It requires the student to understand shop safety practices, job planning, math and measurement for precision machining, interpreting drawings, machining feeds and speeds, precision measuring instruments, layout tools and procedures, hand tools and bench work, metal cutting saws and drilling machines. Students must be registered for both Machining Fundamentals I and II.

LEARN THE SKILLS:

Safety guidelines and documentation
Measurement systems
Semi-precision measurement
Precision measurement / tools
Quality Assurance / Control
Metal composition

CERTIFICATION:
Students completing the course will sit for the following National Institute of Metalworking Skills (NIMS) exam:

Job Planning, Benchwork & Layout

For more information on NIMS Credentialing visit: https://www.nims-skills.org/web/nims/6

TUITION INCLUDES:

Textbook, workbook and exam study guide provided for use during the length of the course (these are on loan from VWCC Workforce)
NIMS' exam costs
All materials needed for milling including metals, lubricants, cutting tools and similar
Tooling-U online access

STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR:

Closed toe shoes. Estimated cost: $40.00

OPTIONAL ITEMS STUDENTS MAY NEED:

Safety glasses with side shields. Estimated cost: $10.00
Basic calculator. Estimated cost: $10.00

REQUIREMENTS FOR THIS COURSE:

All students must be 18 years old.
Basic math including fractions, decimals, conversions, some geometry and trigonometry are part of the course curriculum.
Students must be registered for both Machining Fundamentals I and II.
Review Essential Functions for this course: Machining Program Technical Standards