Machining Process Design & Analysis

Catalog description

Application of Engineering Principles for the Design and Implementation of Economic and Effective Machining Processes. Machining Process Design & Analysis is an elective course within the Department of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering that can be used to satisfy the undergraduate, manufacturing process course requirement. Its purpose is to provide students with an in-depth experience into the science, engineering, and thought processes that are used to apply machining processes to economically convert raw materials into finished products. Students will learn how to design, analyze, implement, and troubleshoot machining processes and machining systems. Students taking this course must have previously completed IE 305 , and have knowledge of produce specification, metrology, and computer aided design tools.