Introduction to casting, forming, and machining processes used in industrial production environments.
About this course
This course introduces the core manufacturing processes used in modern industrial environments. You will explore the principles behind casting, forming, and machining, learning how raw materials are transformed into precise components. The curriculum covers the selection of appropriate materials and processes based on design requirements and production volume.
Through hands-on laboratory sessions, you will gain practical experience operating industry-standard machinery. Safety is a central focus, and you will learn to follow strict protocols to protect yourself and your colleagues while working with heavy equipment and high-temperature materials.
Who takes this course
Credits: 3 · Hours: 60
Prerequisites
None
Learning outcomes
- Identify the properties and applications of common metals and alloys used in industrial manufacturing.
- Demonstrate safe operation of standard casting, forming, and machining equipment in a lab setting.
- Interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications to plan a machining workflow.
- Calculate material removal rates and cutting speeds for various machining operations.
- Perform basic quality control checks using hand tools and measuring instruments.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Practical lab skills and safety compliance | 40 |
| Midterm examination | 20 |
| Machining project and report | 25 |
| Final examination | 15 |