MFGT 1150 Manufacturing Processes I

Introduction to fundamental manufacturing techniques including machining, casting, and forming operations for production environments.

About this course

MFGT 1150 introduces the core techniques used to transform raw materials into finished components. You will explore machining, casting, and forming operations that drive production environments. The course combines theory with hands-on shop practice in the Tamarack Building.

Who takes this course

• Manufacturing Engineering Technician

Credits: 3 · Hours: 60

Prerequisites

None

Learning outcomes

• Identify common raw materials and their properties for industrial applications
• Operate standard machining tools safely in a shop environment
• Select appropriate casting methods based on production volume and part complexity
• Perform basic forming operations to shape metal components
• Interpret technical drawings to verify dimensional tolerances

Evaluation