Intermediate Fabrication for Engineers

(1 Credit Hour) · Undergraduate

This is a one-credit course that is the second in a sequence of three courses on fabrication and manufacturing. At the end of this course, students will be proficient in basic machine shop safety and procedures, intermediate machining practices, mating part and assembly print reading and creation, advanced geometric dimensioning and tolerancing, including true position, datums, and profile measuring with surface plates, height gauges, and an optical comparator. The use of CAD and 3D printing in tandem with basic manual machining to create basic assemblies. This one-credit course may only be combined with AME 21243 and AME 41243 to satisfy an AME Technical Elective degree requirement.